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UDIToR's NOTICE

"A
Robert Taylor
In the Iourt % toIuon
wu- q Sellers and v. Pleas Of Somerset Co. Pa
P. MaEst, partners do No. NAY T. 1885, L D..
ing business as Sellers (FfF
4 Narst
sead April, lsss. Defendants real estate sold 70
John Arnold for si.s5o-oe-
Peter Mau<s
rs No. IS May T. Isss. Z D.
end April. lss5. Defendants real estate sold 70
John Arnold for a. jta %.
And now ceth MAY iss5, on petition Of Sherir
Winters nlesi. and On motion Of v. Hay attorney
Of Peter Nansr- the Court appoint Isaac Huxus
Ez3. Auditor % distribute the fcnst In the hands
OF Joha Winters Sheriff arising from the sale Of
the real estate Of " z. Maast 20 and Among
those legally entitled thereto-
SoxEEsET CurNrY, IS.
Extract FROM the record certified 2stn
Mar, iss5.
y. B. ClITCHFIELD.
Prothenerary.
VIII attend 70 the duties Of the above ap point
ment af the Office V. Hay, ESQ In the Boruugt
Of Somerset. on Tuesiay, June 30, IssS- At
o'cicck P. Il
ISAAC HUGUSs
june3. AutitcE-
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T kGAL NOTICE,

To Jeremiah Tutzy. Of Sioux City, Iowa Annie
Hezchy. q Grantsville. Nd Cztharine Yoder
Of GraatsTiIle, No. Mary Boxes. 0f Conrad
Grove. Iowa. :. n Ygrry, Of Mount Joy, Ian
caster Cc1nty, Pa and the heirs Of Elizabeth
BOXES deed, Of C0arsd Grove. Ia
You are hereby notidei that N parsusEee II
a Writ OF Partition issued our Of the Orphans
Court Of Somerset County, Pa, vil hold N il
quest on the real estate Of Daniel IatzE. dec 4
II GreenviIe Twp. AZ bis late residence, On
Tuesday the 14.h of July, 1ss5, who're you at
tend Il you think proper.
JOHN WINTERS
SaEErET's OYYIcE D Sheriff
June 4 lsS5-
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Ladies. readg mads uhite skirts, night
gowns. chenise and psntaiettes at Mrs. A.
f. THIS.
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Monday was cold day for the ir-t Of
June.
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TUESDAY JUNE %, 1885,
AZ 10 e-efoclx A n. the following described real
estate late the property Of George Eichnor. dec
situate In Summit Mills, Summit Twp. Somerset
Co.. Pa being certain iot- sc shining lAnds late
Of Daniel Beaehy, and the public road On the east
and soukh containing oae-fourrh 1cre more or less
having thereon erected . small tEo-seory frame
house and other 0atbuildinxs.
TERMS ,-Cne-h half cash. and ene-haH x siI
months.
L J. JODER-
iunes Administrator and Trustee
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PUBLIC SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an order issued out OF the Or-
Dphzas Cour. OF Somerset County 70 me dircc--
ed. viii expose 10 public sale At the Court House
in Somerset Pa. en-
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Statesmen Wanted
TO SELL Our FKUIr a ORSAMENTAL
TREES, ETC.

LIBERAL SalarT and all expenses paid Outft iEr-
rlshet. Send for terms 100 acres % nurSeries
FRANKLIN DAVIS X 90.
Cor Balto. aLt Psc4 Sts, Baitinere, Nd
Tun.SlM
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The vAIge Of petition Is NOT to be gang
ed BY the number Of sanes attached to it,
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A UDIToRS NOTICE.

fune3
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F. F. kooSrZ.
Acting Aijutant-
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"nea osoy was sex, we gave her Castoria.
lsn she vas child she cried for Castoria.
len she vas Mis-. she clung toCastoria-
-sa sie had children she gave them Cast a
NosNaI SsEooL-we viii open Normal
'-9oi a. rsins, Pa, July =. lssS. For
--'.'l2 az address either Of the teachers al
sefha. "a.
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FROM AUS In.
MATTERS OF STATE INTEREST.
Remarks by v Grass Colami Is sioser--Col.
isetors Settling Up RaiIroad's
Taxes raid--Increass In Taxa
Die Vaiucb - Ktebcrg'n
Probable Successor.

AUSTIN, OFT. 90. - [Spsolal.l THE
collectors OF Cameron, Tarrant, Hous-
ton, Rains aud Walker counties set
tied to-day.
The Gulf, Colorado Il Santa Fe TO-
day paid Sl55 passenger tax.
Marion county values increased s2l, :
900 during tbs last year.
w. 7. Goss, grass commissioner
from the Panhandle, came In to-day.
dc reports some very gross violations
OF the enclosure aot, and cerLaii,
mig CATTLE corporations ARE
going To have trouble in the nea,
future. He passed Through a pasture
81 miles wide by rs long. The fence,
arc tour and five wires, and are put nj
TO stay. The recent fees up there t'ii
great damage TO some of the cattle.
men.
Mr.. $. l.. Grimes, of Dewitt county
10 SPOKEN OF h0re to-day IA tho senate
rial successor of Hon. II. H.. Kloberg,
bat no election will DO necessary, un,
less thore 10 20 be an extra session, Mr.,
kleberg's term expiring with the
Nineteenth Lsgiala:ure.
Postmaster Johnson will retain some
iourlor five old employees, and all the
carriora. ~
The governor left this morning for
Dallas.
Colonel Fred Chsndler, who tjled
last night. gill be baried tomorrow.
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Alvord,

NoRD, Ojt. 30. rs oec,sl. -THe
ALD reporter his slesnod some
lonal 'acIS 10 regard TO tn5 mur-
fComsto;k by his son, al sccoua5
hich appeared IN rHu He RAID OF
Frday. Ph9 5-oable be5ween tho
nan aat tus bly grow out OF thu
|kion Of sons cotton the day before
Killing, tbs son dem ,uding = part
scrop, wach tha oil m ~ did not
he was eoGttled 10. Very little
paid. sna thu old m "a thou shs the
pr was rottlei; but next tnorning
pa stepped Into the house, win re
old man was sitting
the fire, drew his pistol
lhot bic father, once in the back
hsad, Onca "a th1 back, and onca
10 right side aod in tho arm,
QUO OF tho feat three shots
have pgovsd fatal.
cors vt onco went in pursuit OF
lTderer, aud s0me time daring
ignt ha vas captured in jacks
by Constable Stsndfisld and
20 OF citizens.
whole family arc said to be
rs hard lot OF citizens. How
the Killing has created intense
!ement, aud the usual amount OF
ping talk has been INDUCED In.
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PARIS, Oct. 29.-[Speclal. Tho re-
mains OF Tom D1vis, the negro dea-
psrsdo who was killed near DsKalb O
few days since, were taken to Van
Euren, Arkansas, yesterday.
A daring burglary was committed in
Brookuton Tuesday Night. Burglars
entered tho store OF MIR. p. Y. Drum
mond, Knocked the knob OF the safe,
and filled the cavity with powder, or
some other explosive, blowing the safe
opsn Mr.. Dfummoud was In town
yesterday, ana r. p 'rted his loss to be
something over $500, also check on
the Paris ExohsnSs Bank, payable 10
Barry Bros Payment was immedl-
a1ely stopped on THIS, however.
The M. Il church'i s being moved 20
feet south OF its present sito to give
room for the now brick blocs of
Messrs. Harrison 81 renot. The three.
story brick OF Collnsi AdSin is being
pasted forward, ami will be completed
by the middle of next month.
Mr.. j. NJ. Rallinger, who has been
confined to his bad with tavor Tor sev-
eral weeks, Is able TO DO OUT on the
htraets.
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CoEsIcANA, Oct. 20.-[Special. 1.-The
deralling aud consequent wreck of q
carload of lumber on tho Narrow
Gauge, near Powell, yesterday moru-
ing, caused the death OF q negro named
Charles Davenport, who was stealing
ride on the train, the lumber, ia
which he was concealed, crushing him
to d5sth. the negro had, for several
yonrs, bean cook a6 Qua of the Ito
camps, and was generally know u "a =
gambler aud rather rough character.
Justice Walton held an Inquest On the
BODY, and tho jury rendered verdict
| in accordance win Lhe above.
A cspias from Tyler was here for tho
neg:o's arrest, OH g charge OF gam
bling.
the road tax il going hard with our
ciLlzens, very few responding to the
call. A, Deutscher, Ealph Beatun,
George White anu George Fe ris, for
NOT being on hand ut no appointed
lime with pick or shovel, nave been
fined from S2 10 IS each. And this IL
only the beginning OF the eud.
Tho corn crop of this county this
year Is tho largest ever gathered. A
surplus over the farmers necessitia5
OF ut least 10000 bushels will he placed
on the market. This il considered
quite an advance, as four years ago we
bought from abroad over 800 carloads.
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Midlothian,

MIDLOTHIAN, or. @.-fspecial. lin
conversation with several farmers to-
day IL was learned that tha entire
"top crop'of cotton was woll matured,
and fully one fourth Of the crop re-.
manned to be picked.
On account OF the wreck on the
Santa Re, roar Alvarsd0, last night.
the regular acrommod alton train did
not arrive today, much 20 ne discom-
fi'nre OF the cotton shippers. oat S
the cold weather OF the past few
days seems 70 have created n famine
among our citizens, and already the
"porkers" arc being converted Into
sausage n1sa,. H
Robert p. Barker, late Of this place,
but now OF Parker county, Is here on
visit Ia relatives. Ti
Rev. N. Owens WAS here today in
the interest OF the new papsr soon to
appeur &C Wax ihachie-- rha Ellis
County Telegram. m
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TEXAS TELEGRAAS.
RTlCuLARS OF THE KILLING
fonsteok by His Son--Car Load of
Sttoa Burnsd at remple-Escs ped
| Convict Cap ursa = Western
sheepmsn Jubilsnt-- Abe
Aeraid's frienos,Etc.
GaipenxiIls.

kisEsyILLE, oct. 29,-ISpecial.l l.
designation Of City Recorder Hill
IS effect Noyemberl, spd his sue
Spr will be chosen at q meeting of
| city council on next Tuesday. The
kor will PROBABLY be- instructed TO
kosrn the duties of the office until
next regular election. The re-
fsr reti es On accouns OF business
kgsmeuis, Wbicn demand his time
5s,tentiOn.
'bthing noce is heard OF the exposi
society, which was Organized
! some time sg0, and IL seems
Ne county vii not have a ersdila-
Idisplay "a, he North, Central ana
hh American exposition, Tho
kty mes thre9 or four times and
'Ointed cCm mittees 20 canvass the
|nty for oxhi0its, bus since then in
stin the 'nattef seems 10 have died
lne Farmers' Alliance brought n
Rs numner Of hal - Of cotton to this
Fket to-day. Tho prices offered bv
Sbuyers we're satisfactory, and AL
III cotton was so0u bought. The
|ners have haG 40 trouble with shv
Ssrs this seasQu, and they pro.
bnce this au exGellelt market for
|ir cotton.
|morg tG0 uriCslties collected bV
Hesgert@u-ria OF this city, IL u
tplre, "a species of bAs, which
eures two feet rom tip To Glp.
BOTHER tain Of immigrants passed
5ash this lace to-day, bound for
West, ThoY wore farmers, priu
tlly from Missouri.
b. medical examining board for
BE- county vii meet ia this oity on
second Tuesday IN N0vomoer.
Is. W. G. DENY, Of Little Rock,
has bes, 7islglng relatives 10 this
for sonia .lfnv past, lett this morn
for her home. Sha was accom-
ied By her sister, Miss Fannie Cur
vho will apend the wiuier in Little
lonel c. j, Steele, C prominent
pen OF LeWisviils, Arkansas, is ia
lbo recorders court A. e Cash,
D, ClENn and g II Dssl we're az
3aed on . charge OF being drunk aud
lblesoma' The city treasury was
pented by fine OF So and costs IN
case.
p following arrivals Registered et
Lindsay honsa to-day: j s Will.
y, P.rs; w r Demorest, Counee-
G W II Taylor, ~ Louis; M A
Whitasboro; Buck Morris, Fort
ih: Geot&e Smrh, Galveston; ]
Tlhorne, Nov Orlosus; George A
Ion, Brerham; Ad LsGyn, Now
}; X Nj tiorb ok, Now Yock; J Il
bard, New York;C NJ McClain, A
d'ugion, VIII Berry, 8. l. T; Z
Fies, Galveston; J G BlacNuey,
BIO; M h Green, Nashville.
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MATAhoRAs, Dot. 29.-[Speclsl, lit
10 rumored here that Governor Cuel-
lar, who is coming hore via Vera
Cruz and Bagdad with Gem
ersl Goniez, Is to resign
the governorshlp and again take
comm1nd OF the military division:
mat the Four,h infantry (Sehastian
Niil0rc8ps regiment) il 20 DO sang TO
the Interior, aDd replaced with tho
FIN, and that wires ara being pulled
70 replace Gonzdes in the presidency
two years from nov.
This duel reported between Messrs,
Dsstnags eno Onrorgon, Of the RevIsta
and CronisbA newspapers, has bseu
Rmicably adjusted.
Yesterday Manuel Sanchez was
Jsii0d for assaultiug his own mother,
and cutting her IN tho hand with d
knife.
The thrashing given Editor Coryan
tes, of the Rsvista d | Nurte, by
Messrs. Longerla and Yturria, may lie
the production OF bloodshed.
Captain Ramoo b. Arsuolles yesSar.
day was disarmed In the street, at the
moment he had seut challenge in to
Mr.. 1turria TO come out aud fight
him, and 1t 10 also rumored
that Colonel Kafasl Cervsntss, au Old
lmperislisS officer, and father OF the
editor, desires To ssttle the matter sc-
cording to the code. Lonxar,e and
fturria deny that they did the thrash
lag.
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Entries for Ts-dsy's Races--Personals
ana Other Additional News Gathered
Ia and About the city and Fair
Grounds.
SHERMAN, OCT 29,-lSpecial,l Tx
Governor Throckmorton has boon here
attending the fair. but left for home
this evening.
Hon. Stillwell Russell Of Donisop,
is q conspicuous figure upon the fair
grounds.
The attendance to-day was tho
largest of the week, fully 6,OOO being
present during the afternoon. To-mor.
the races, when the attendance will
very likely reach 10000. The best
races OF the week will bs tn-murrOw,
arest interest," Ia manifested and much
money will change hands.
Dixon Williams, the evangelist, Ia
here, holding services at tho Taber-
nscle. On South Travis street. An
enormous crowd WIS there tonight,
IL. NJ. Patty, Esq, lcfs for Macon,
Mississippi, on visit 10 relatives, and
TO get his family. lie will be sbsont
one month. ~
Colonel g. p. Bidwell, of tho famous
"virgin Queen" tobacco, Is late ar
rival. He aud Major George Bsrthol-
omew, the'irrepressibio Gail h Axe
Little Joker man, wers upon the
grounds in handsome tournouts,
with gaily oarpsrisonod horses, dis.
tributing samples aud painting things
yellow" They roman during tho
week.
). III. Ashner, of Babcock, Foote VI
Brown, Dallas, received q telegram to-
uight, informing him of tho arrival OF
new boy AT bis home.
William Argos house, on Went
JOnos ntrost, was entered by thieves
ihia morning, and robbed OF n small
sDiount OF money and jswelry. There
IL no clew o. tho thieves.
l.. Batto, tho candy man, 10 Ia the
city.
owners handicap mile. heats, for to-
morrow: Enlries-Biue Bird, 10
pouuda, selling for 500 ia tho pools;
rsnola, as pounds, field; Molllo
Thomas, 81 pounds, $50.
Consolation race, ono mile--Adven-
turer, liz pnunds, selling AZ 50; Top
Sawyer, liz pounds, 81; Fletch RAJ, lor,
~ pounds, ST. Cnantilla, lOs pounds,
$40.
Observation-Disclosures: Joe Davis, soil
ing for 500; Executor aud Sleepy Joe,
In tho field, $40. tffn i
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FoRNEY, Oct. s9--[Special. This
hiss been another busy day for Forney.
Quite number OF strangers ard drum.
mers were seen on our streets.
Notwithstanding the recent heavy
frost, our late cotton will make good
yield.
Tho gins are running continually,
and crowded all the time.
ID. Clemens, of this place, returned
yesterday rom Chicago, whore no
went with u drove OF horses.
Miss KATE McLaod has resumed coa-
troll ~ her music class.
George d. Msnion, a prominent at
torney Of Kaufman, Ia in town on legal
business. w. NJ. PMdue, another
legal light of Kaufman, Is also here.
II. q. spence, route agent of tho
Texas Express company, is at the
Forney hotel.
B, M, Terrell will open school here
on tho LIST.
Rlmor says there IL soon to be a
wedding OF importance here.
Several OF the citizens are down with
the dengue.
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coRsroANA cuLLrSas.

A Heavy Gotten Transaction -isAiiroad
Nstters--Notes and Personal Men.
ties. ~
CoRsicASA, Oct, ao.-lspecIa,. The
sale Of the Purslcy end Cornith nlli.
aucos resulted Ia Msssrs. s.styhri 4
Co, of Galveston, purchasing ITO bales
at $40 oct IN tho yard. They stu
have about 4OobAlss who, they will sell
next week, probably on Wednesday.
Cotton reccipts to-day havo beon
more sstlsfautory, AS bales bsIng rc-
ceipts 10 III. go Z
Hon. Il, q. Mills has 20 far recovered
that he, together with hiu faulty, VIII
Work on lhs fiinitf blld7 ~ D. IA
- 4 p u hes' ~ sSi s.
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The attendants were Henry Raguek Of
Iesrell, and Mary Bryan Stewart of
this city; Howard Irion snd M iss Over.
ton,of Oyerton;W. A, A6sir, of thisoltv.
ana Miss Henderson,, OF Atlants,
Judge h. Henderson,, Of Texarka ans
and Miss MARSHA Rtguet, OF Terreu'
Amer the conclusion OF the ceremony
ut the church the bridal party and
numerous friends returned 20 ths
pslstisl residence of Colonel G, M.
aaguet, uncle OF tho bride, where an
elegant wedding supper awaited them.
tbo bridal presents were numerous
ana approximate. The happy connls
will leave for Wills Point This NOR :
Ing, followed by tho best wishes of n
host OF friends. W =
Mrs. John Cony, whose temporary
insanity necsssltsled Ter oaufiusalens
IN the asylum at Terrell, has feooy-
cred snd returned home Yesterday.
accompanied by her husband, much tn
the JOY OF her family aud friends.
Tue sweet potato crop promises 10
oe the largest ever grown in this
county.
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Terrell.


TERRRLL, Oct. 2o.-ISpsc,al.1-Jam
Pollard, the son of Dr.. M. B. PoIlsrd,
war arrested this morning, being
charged with theft of money. Mr.,
John Whatley usually deposits his
pocket'book with Jones & McGwier, in
their safe. On last night, when he
presented il, they were busy and
placed it In their cash drawer, intend
ing 10 put it in ths asfp when the cash
asles were pEs M, bat whan tia cash
sales and pocket-o1uk were rgksu +,
the safe, The pockeL-b0ok was laid on
tho top Of the safe and the cash placod
inside, forgetting tho bocssG-book, II
remained out all night. The safe
stands 10 g small bod room, and James
Pollard weue ,nto tho room this morn
ing 10 liz down on tho bad. On see-
lns the poekas-nOok, he reached for IL.
took SIS, thsre being the suun OF S3S in
1t. Mc. Whatley called for his po.keG-
book, aud on counting the eopteuts,
fou2d II 70 ba SIS short. He thar
called others 10 witness IL when
counted, The neSleob ~ Mr.. Gwlor 10
not piRclug 1t ia tho safe came
o mind, also that james Pollard
hsd beeu in the room. Deputy Mar
sasl T. Ri, Fair arrested nina AND
brosght him 80 tho mayors Office. In
tbs presence of John Whstlay he sus.
pected that h9 wss found out, sud
asked the oii9s- 90 70 with him 10 a
closst, where hs Invested himself of
tue money, leaving IL in wasbe-
baASot. After his departure tha ologet
was searched sud $2) we're tound. The
femainiug IS " re obtained froai Fred
Bruins, where be hsd spent IL. Alter
tina chaia OF circumstance no con-
fsese1 his guilt, and his bond placed at
$500, tor his appearance at the Decem
bee term of the district coprt. lilo has
not yet filed the bono.
Regi stored NJ Harris Hotels: I
Huckameu, + Vaa Horn, Charles Ran.
dNl. Dallas; Il A Wilson, Dubuque
Iowa; rom demons, Lon gview; Ii {
SEown, Fort Worth; Charles Csdwsl
lader, ehilsdelobia.
PERSONAL.
Tom Clemens vas in tns city today
and gladly met Nv his friends.
Tho happy family VI Dr.. John Bass
consisting Of his VIE aud her mother
Mrs. Scott, his sons John aud Henry
lott thia evening TO join him 81 Abilene
Terrel's loss is Ablene's gain.
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completed in about two weeks, The
bridge, as rebuilt, In auoh az to admit
OF Inc track haing widenod "a the rsru-
lar Gsuge, which tiia road anticipsteu
noins sometime In the nsar iuture,
The west-bonud train, on rho above
named road, WAS delayed IL hours east
oihefe. not arriving In t,mo TO make
connections with the Central TO either
north or south.
Niles May Prsndegast returned to
her nome ~ Mexia Yesterday, after 8
WEEKS yisis 20 friends n our ctty.
Miss Lula Huay iett this morning
lora short visit to her sister, Mrs. j.
! A. Hughes, Of Dallas.
Mr.. y. ID Wickans, travelling repre.
sentative of the 50. Louis Globe. DEM
oerat, spent Tho day IN Unrsioana. MT
Our social club, tho w. A. W., will
give one at their enjoyab,e hops to-
III ,ir0w week at their bail.
In tha mavor's coart Hunt Williams
and James Stewart wero tho only WIG
rins--iined f0rin,oxic alton 500 each.
Father rheon returned 20 n,eht from
Mcxia, whore he bad goDs 10 take
down Tho plans Tor the new Catholic
church about TO b. built at that place.
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MoKuSNRY, Oct. 29.--[Speoial.l Hon.
j. A. l.. wolfo, in the case OF ex psrte
William Millor, to-day decided that
the citizens OF Mckinney had con-
stitutlonSl right TO associate with the
doml-monde Il tboy deared, and that
au ordinances of The city PROHIBITING
anv mate irom sSsooiatlng with pros
flutes In the city wps uuconstitu-
ti0nal.
The Farmers Alliance to-day had
nearly leo bales Of cnt'on on the
square from Pleasant Valley, Dallas
county, bat l,f5 without selllng It.
Ia Che examining trlai Of Lowe and
Johnson tn.dsy, Judge GRAY admitted
tno defendants to bail In the sum Of
$500 each. ..
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hind! u, and awaited his re turn. Tracks
were discovered running psrallel
WIZ tse south side OF the fsncs. 10 the
southwest corner, aud powder harm
on the west side. wavne Park Wa a
nslive Of Lee couaty, SYuthwast
fexas, and was % wears OF aye. He
mas beeo resident at Colorado for
Tour ,yesrai dGriug which ,ime he
mas psen = deputy sheriff. Hs was
brave and fearless otiiosr and was
hlshly esteemed. His untimely death
Mss cass gloom over che cisy, anu tho
greatest Indignation prevails al tha
outrage upou law and mamie nj
Every effors vii ba made 10 csntnra
tue nHrdeler. No olus has vet hesn
pnnd. His remains were taken to
bosqpe cnnnfy yni AFTERNOON fo- in
tsrment. Eiyss hundred nen escorted
the body 20 the train.
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Palestise.

PALESTINE, Oct. 29.-[Special. Ma
jor w. Il. Pom, tho widely known
Baptist evangelist, leaves Saturday
night with his family for New York
city, where they will take steamer for
Scotland. Major Penn has boon
earnestly solicited by many influential
subjects Of tho British queen 10 come
to Scotland aud conduct a series OF re-
vivals. He will begip his work n
Galishicls, and wilt romsln abroad
five months.
Last night Mr.. s. A. Rollins lost n
valuable buggy horse. Two teams
came In contact on the road bslow the
oil milf. The shaft OF tho opposite
buggy struck Mr.. Rolling horse on the
left shoulder, and, striking q rib, broke
II. The rib WAS forced through the
animals lungs, causing death ia five
minutes.
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BOWIE, Oct. 2o.-[Speclah District
court adjourned "Wednesday morning.
Judge Piner loft on yesterdays train
for home. Most Of tho business on tho
dockets was disposed of, Several inn
portsnt criminal cases wets continued;
among them' The state Va. james
Savage, for murder; case OF thu state
VS.. Bill Clark, for burning tho court
house, III March, 1854 Tao venue was
vhsuged 10 Cooke county.
Total shipmonts uf cotton 20 date,
li7 hales. There we're 100 bales Ia
from Jack-boro to-day, bought there
by ID. G. Brown.
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'sATnEsFoHD, Oct. 2D.-lSpeclsl.l -
hs county court Today Il. Creel
'lrisl Tor dhA,urbIng public wsr-
Alter tho examination OF sew
witnesses, the jury Brought IN a
tet OF aequittsl.
e Q tthoic fair lsst waek was
Pete success. Mr. j. w. GALLOWAY,
lny ticket II, drew q hne buggy ;
w, y. Snaw, holding tickse 81 ,
o dno char, aud A. dreT n fla,
Trio voting ola handsome gold
card .recsiver TO the mos popn'sr
lady created lively
~ among tho friends of the
ladt tnat wero Candidates for
sleuDguished honor, Misses n ls
aud Msssie Ftzgerald. Tho
OF The voto stopd--N[lss Watts,
4 Miss Fiig crald liz, The total
: were sS25, which will enable
nrch " iqpldate tue balance OF
aobtedness OF tho church.