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AInpAaaR

LAMPAsAs, Aug. l5.-I Special. WIS
itoss arc coming Ia rapidly, end few
campers for tho csmp-meetiug. Pros
poets are hsttoriBg Tor good meeting.
There seems to have bsen = nissan.
Outstanding between tho committee on
transportation aud the railroad mane-
gers with regard to rates.
Tho circulars sent out all
over the State, announces the
tact that tho rate would he but cent
per mile. Rec9nt kilograms from dit
ierent railroad officials assert that .
conts per mile is the lowest rates OK
cept over the Santa Fe road; that
road makes the rate /
cent This trouble, arising
so scar the time OF the
tournament, has caused no little an
noyance among those who have taken
80 much interest In the matter. They
have assurance, however, that large
crowd will DO here and right royal
time will be given them.
! The fire companies Of the city were
out on parade yesterday. Ley make
! % cfedltahle showing, aud Perform
! With their hose ana ladders with aail.
i.y end CELEBRITY.
Tho knights Templar left tonight.
They go with tho best of feeling TO-
ward tho beautiful sulphur city.
Ihoy made many friends the short
time they W0ro here, who will give
them welcome greeting when they
return. This evening" tho knights
adopted the following:
Knights Tcmplar Camp, Lampasas, aug
.WHganA,, We, the Knights Tenn
plsr OF Iexas, after several days very
PLEASANTLY spent in camp, at Lampasas
Springs, Texas, being now about to
separate and return to our respect
i've homes, ieol that we cannot DO so,
in Justice TO ourselves, Without in
some manner testifyiug our apprecia-
ton Of the many kinduesses, attOn-
tons Rpd courtlEies extended to us
while in camp at this delightful sum.
mer resort, and tender the following:
Resolved, That we tender our thanks
70 the Mssons OF Lampasas Springs
for tent2 and other Accommodation
extended us while in camp a. this
"a tce.
Resolved, That our thanks arc due
aud here rendered 70 the aCcomp hshOo
and accommodating manager OF tb,
PArk hot 81 for tho use Of cots anC
o!hsr necessary camp equipago during
our sojOurn here.
Resolved, That we tender TO Mr.
IL. B, Rice, manager OF tho PArh
hotel, and his corps of gentlsmanly
officers, our anteigued thanks for his
and their many hind attentions shown
us while encamped ~ th,s place.
Resolved, Thai we tender our thanki
20 the ladies', who nave done us IA,
honor and pleasure OF visiting GU,
camp and partAken of our hOmtly nos
pitalily, and to al others who hnv,
given us their bright smiles and genll
recognition.
Resolved, That our thanks are due
and ar1 hore returned 20 tho railroad
p companies, for heir courtesy an,
III duess IN reducing rates Of fare
ere,
Resolved, Tha. orr thanks arc du
our warm and genial friend, Pa
O'ko f, for h r. uniform ard unton,it
ted attention o. the Ctr Rnights, az,
especially the munibGenc ovation
teudrJd our entir5 camp 90 our Jas
dining.
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AUSTIN, Aug. To- Special. T. The
collectors of Lamar aud Montgomery
counties settled to-day.
The rollsof Montague county show
A0,27s Increase; Morris, Sl2. COS.
General Henry McCulloch, one Of
the grass commissioners, reached hoIo
.o.dEy.
Mrs. DR.. Swoaringan and daughter,
Miss BIRDIE, aud MrP. j. j. Lrno ana
and daughter, Miss Lulie, OF Austln,
and Miss Clare Swoarlngen, of BEN
ham, leave here Monday for Cinoin-
rati, whore the three young ladies
will remain az students In music.
The "Old Alcalde" has returned homo
greatly improved ana as vigorous ~
any Of the "war hOrtes.n He Is silent
aa 60 making tho racs Tor tho noming-
tiop for governor, but II called on in
case of = hitch, no will undoubtedly
Tpspond.
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GREENvtLLE, Aug. 15.-lSpe9ial,l j.
A sensational marriage took pllce hero
night between IL aud 1 O'Clock, tho
parties being Miss Annie Jones' and
Mr.. john Graham. Tho queer part OF
tho matter was that Miss Jones was 10
have married Mr.. Rlbatt Hawkins
on Sundsy In obedience to her fathers
will, but against her own wish. Her
old lover, Mr.. Graham, was tole-
graphed 10 ut Sulphur Springs by
friends TO come 10 once ii hs desired
her heart and hand. He came and
went with her IN q dance 10 tho Collins
hotel. After the dance Rev. =. O..
Archer was summoned, VINO made
Miss JOneg Mrs. John Graham. Mr.
Hawkins Is the same young gentle
man who Was shot in the leg aOma
weeks ago while resenting what he
thought was an insult offered him and
Miss Jones while driving.
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Mnxai,nchie.

WAxAHAoHrE, Aug. l5.-tSpecial. j.
Constable Ota Cantrell was sent 10 the
depot last night after tho train camo
In to look after lady Il years old.
She was from Limestone county and
had been to Dallas In sorch OF her
gran II, whom she found had Como
out west. sue Appealed TO Judge
Bowers for relief, as she was IN dasti.
tute circumstances. He gave her an
order to tho superintendent OF the poo r
farm at Hutchtns To admit her. Wnon
she reached thoro last night tho party
who mot her at the train sent her on
70 Waxnhachie; why, no one knows.
She was taken before County Judge
Dunlap this morning, who arranged
thlnga for her return 70 Dallas,
Another failure reported from Ennis
to-day. Particulars nos ,ontainablo
60 MINT,
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EAGLE PASS, Aug. lb.-lSpecisl.l "A
revolutionary circular In circulation
hero is attracting much attention
among the Mexisans. 10 Is of avOry
inhsmmstory ns ure. 1t calls on the
people Of Coshuila to rise on mGsso,
depose Roman Garzs Gnlsn, the pros
ent governor, appointed by President
DlsE, ami seat Cayetano Falcon, whom
the paper alleges was swindl6d out OF
the goveruorship ut the last election.
The circular 10 signed by over 500
nsmes, the most prominent citizens OF
towns IN Eastern Mexico, and IL n IL
ply shows the intenstly revolutionary
feeling now existing IN Mexico, and
shows also that business Ia nv ant, ~
these eli liens would not dare append
their names To such document we're
they not sure Of powerful support,
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PEcos CRY, Aug. l5- Correspond
cuce STAGE July 20 CHS town has
been moving from the old slte, near
the Pecos river, where the title to tho
land Was in litigation, to higher and
better location, one mile west. where
the land titles are perfect.
Tho Texas ~ Pacific Railroad com.
pany have had town site laid of.
moved their side track and stock Mons
tn tho new location, and are building
a fine, twO-story depot here, to cost not
less than $4,000. When complsted. IL
VIII compare iavorGbly with any on
me line and VIII he much bsttor than
othos wost of Fort Worth. This
seems to indicate that "more people
VIII get ON and or the trains horo than
~ sOme other places" and moro than
formerly, IL 10 the intention to have "A
pubic sale horo OF lots, as popu
after the old town Is ali moved as
prfcticpb bic, IL being the desire of tho
railroad company 20 Guild no here q
solid and substantial trading mint
with ample stocks OF goods and suin
Gent banking capital TO supply the
wants OF the stock mon aud settiara i'm
this great valley, which for q distance
OF 2lO mllOs 70, tho north into New
| Mexico, aud south for 100 milss, is
tributary 20 this point, besides a gcope
| OF country east and west for 100 milss
oa1h way along She railroad.
We have Ia the PecOs valley ne fuo
scii and climate RS thuro Is IN Tex AZ
or under tho sun, and but for our
trouble regarding tho titles To our
land before mentioned, but which bab-
ply arc now out OF tho way, Pecos GUY
would long ago havo been the rival in
commercial Importance OF any town In
West Texas.
AIR. Bryant, OF Dsllas, is moving tho
houses, and has already moved about
half OF them. lie expects TO hninh
tome time next month.
The citizens arc iubilsnt over tho
prospects OF having good town here.
and nr0 already taking steps TO orect a
school building and have q good school
this fall.
A square has baen donated by the
Town company for court house, and
10 - expected that contracts will soon
Do lot Tor cOufs house and lail. This Ia
the county aestOf Reeves county,
Woneed here at once good news-
paper mas, and We think tho right
party can come here and do well.
A JOINT stock company hiss boon
Tor od To take ont bitches for irrga.
non purposes and to supply tho town
with wat"ri In the meantime wo need
well-borers and cistern-buildars.
PECos VALLEY.
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Waco.

WACO, Aug. l5.-LSpecial.l--A gang
Of five lsw-hreskers, from Bell county,
are believed 70 have established their
lurking place In this county, near &C.
neva station, on tho Missouri Pacific
railroad. Sheriff Fulwiller, Of Bell
county, came ia early this morning,
and hos been securing the country
about Geneva to-day, assisted 10y hts
own and some Of our depuly Oherins.
Il. k, Deilseleit here this morning or
Conshattn parish, Louisiana, IN chTrgd
Of sheriff Black, Of Madison county.
H9 was arrested on a warrant from The
governor Of Louisiana, charging hun
with tho commission OF murder. Def
lee savH IL 4. G 80 OF mistaken iden-
tity; tnat no has lived IN COryull cour-
~ Tor tn' past 10 year. and can prove
his innocence.
Every body here 10 talking local on
ton, pro aud con, mostly tho lattar.
Tho leaders on both sides are organi-
zlng their clans. The culured vote is
believed to hold the balance Of power,
quently, tho cOlOred vote win got
q great doHl Of attention.
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AnnENleM.

LoNdvIEw, Aug. li-[Corrsspond.
nco.l-From I hopresent outlook the
cotton crop 90 thi entire section Is not
liKolyt N- ni nan one-halG Boil
worms, ru-, tlr larp-shoo,er ny, and
tho oX"essi'" r np0n n plant filled
with tup Il.. ..', nave, within tho last
10 0ny eau. q De- Oss of 90 per cont. OF
the crop as It thon appeared. Tho TOT
bloom IL now opening, which, by might
OF the second day lies upon Tho ground
with squares and bOils With few
showers, most of tho rayagas would be
stopped, and thn shy aud temperature
\ Va hone that rain Will soon fall. II 1,
hard TO report such condition of the
crop when 80 much seems 10 have beOr
expected, aud 10 many hopes built
upon these expectations.
The first bale arrived this morning
raised by Jerry Fury; bought by Ton
Durham, for II. II. Rembert, and
brought 10 couts per pound.
A freight train wreck nc Queen City
delayed no. passenger three hours
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PALESTINE, Aug. H.-lCorrespond.
oncel- "A delegation from Jacksonville,
composed Of Mayor X. II. Small aud
prominent business men OF that city,
waltodupon Banker q. Ash, of this city,
last night, for the purpose OF inducing
hlmto furnish capital TO establish abSnk
~ Jacksonville. MI Ash has not yot
decided Az TO whether no will respond
TO their call,
Commissioners court before adjourn
ing passed appropriate resolutions OF
coincidence upon tho death OF their
Elkhart.
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Terrell

TERHELL, Aug. l5--sspccjSl.l MY.
Ayers, st Van Hanat county, today
sold tho FIRST balo OF cotton on this
market this season. " was bought by
Mr.. D.. y. Wood, for llk cents per
pound, and = premium gwen by the
merchants amounting 70 $5l,5O.
Mr.. Turner Richardson, Of Duck
CTrck, WAS on tho marriott with hala
and vas offered 10 cents per pound,
with 500 premium, 20 be equslly III
Vidrd ontWoen himself q ID Mr.. Ayers.
Mr. Richardson wanted the premium
lScd ~ $50, and failing tu prize tho
premium, no concluded n he could NOT
he honpred with tho first hs.e 40 Tor
rell no would 10 Kaufman. So Kauf-
man receives her first halo on to-day
also.
The petition requesting an election
on Locating the court house has been
handed 10, and IL has been agreed by
the county judge ttAt the order would
be mado for the l0.h day OF September
1.-Two weeks lrOm to-day.
Mr.. H. NJ. Childross to-day unloaded
nero II Car loads Of western steer,
which no Intends feeding for tho
market.
Postmaster Oropsy is sick again.
There arc several cases OF slow lever
in tho city, none Of which are alarm.
ing.
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San ANTONIO, Aug. l5.-In honor OF
0u,tave Schlicber, former representa-
tative in Congress from this district, n
marble shaft was unveiled this oven
Ing In the National cemetery. Cover
nor ireland was present, accompanied
by other high State officials Hon.
Columbus Upson gave a sketch OF the
lilo ard public services of the de-
ceased, Nud paid touching tribute to
his merits as y man aud IN qualities
az q statesman. The ceremonies were
impressive aud In tho best taste. The
reud 9ring of sRcr u choruses by tho
Betnoyen Mmnnerohon was n IN Nked
and pleasing feature.
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Rusl,

RusK, Aug, 5.-Ispooial. l-Cotton is
beginning 90 come Ia. The drst balo
camO yesterday, md was bought by
T. II. Cobble, atlOh cents per pound.
The second to-day WIS bought Ivy Cob
bio az 10 oonts. Both were auciouod
oil. The hrst received = premium of
SOS; the second 50. Tao board ot trace
has three other premiums offered We,
aud thar, with the pr cts hu0g psid,
will no ooub glvi h. town % lively
start of 10 To- Cut.Iu ,utt u
1nn olnversAlllu san rNg vfrU-
Rnrtdstlt"O AIc8da" Pod u. tn
SAM dUs Nl.
AIDS fctm 800 p'uUeH
cent some a. hK'. Ml
Cooper, thereyonun tol'nHUr wss ai-u
present That is. no (RIOarts) ;pld
Messrs. RaagiA adj CluDsr lhat he
had great ambition To be governor OF
Texss again, but somewhat feared his
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A nice rain foil yesterday
sherman

SIBERIAN, Aug. 15.-[special. =
Brsinard Rorison, OF tho Jenny Elec-
trio Lisht company, Of Indianapolis,
Is Interviewing the citizens with a
Wow of putting in plant in this city.
While Major II, A. Burnett was
driving this afternoon his horse be-
came frightened and ran away, throw
ing tho major violently to the ground.
Fortunately no bones werO broken.
Th3 county commissioners have
ordered a special election 10 consider
tho local option question, the date for
mo "a o being mo l2ih Of september.
The county commissioners viii CON
slider tho art9siau well question on
wednesday OF neXt week There Is
considerable feeling IN regard 10 the
matter, public opinion be
ing about equally divided.
Report says that the skeleton OF an
sntedeluvlan giant has been unearthed
Ia this city, but 80 many different oues
claim 90 have found 10, that exactly
what IL ia, a careful examination asl
failed to determine.
Business generally has been better
here Today than Tor months.
Grain Of he best quality IS coming
III and in Immense q4ntities.
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health. The people here are 81
a,rslc that third term would injure
~" health that they will not insist on
his riskiug it They think it would he
asking ntirelY too much of the old
veteran Office seeker To again wish
him into the public service.
One of the grsudesL barbaenes ever
held in this section will be given here
on the Goth instant. The farmers of this
ana adjoining counties will be invited
and speakers will be in attendance.
Objects: Good will aud harmony
among the people, aud to show tho in
ducements offered by Rusk as trad
ing point and cotton market for the
adjoining counties.
In addition TO the fine blocks of
building goings up on the north side OF
tAe square, ground is being cleared of
tor the erection OF two uore brick
houses--One TO DO used for bank, the
other store, They will belong TO Il.
w Bonner & Son, bankers here.
News C mes frem the front of the
Kansas g. Gulf Short Line railWa that
The road will be finished to BremOnd's
road, near Lufkin, in few weeks. The
convlots are running of frequently,
iine having escaped in the last week
or 10 days. Five went in body this
week, taking the guards shot
gun and pistol. ONLY one of them was
racsptured, the others getting into a
caue-brake, and night coming on, the
pursuit had to be- given up. 1t is said
mat the men arc suffering to tho point
OF desperation for water.
LATER.-Since writing the above
news has reached here that four OF the
iive convlcts haye been re-caplured
one was caught In Jacksonville last
night and officers are Ia
hot pursuit or he others. One
was captured TT Woodvllle snd ore E I
Henderson.
+. b Reagan, United SGates mar
shal, has lust returned from Caves
ton.
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pllapters sre now engaging the negroe s
of the city Tor that pnrp lss.
But little is talked OF exeent loral
option, the fight for which will be =
hard one. Hon. r. @ Mills will debate
the question from the stand taken in
his Interview published short time
since In the Nows, he being decidedly
against the measure.
Toe ladies Art society OF tho
Methodist church propose to give =
festival and muscal enartainm1nt at
Burgess hall next Tuesday evening.
Oals sre selling on our reefs now
at 20 cents bushel. Contracts are be-
ing made TO dc liver corn for % cents.
Both have beeua large crop with us
this season.
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TERRELL,Aug. "A -lCorrespondenco
Recently General John s. Grinlth, ha,
been wrought upon by the DIVINE
spirit to proclaim the truth as no con
oeivos It. He entertained som O
those views 10 years ago, and thinks
that he is now above ON n higher
broader plain OF truth, than IL promul
gated by any OF tho churches. GA
mex Sunday evening he organiges
Sunday school class for the pnrpost
Of disseminating his ideas.
Mr.. Joe Hammond anf Niles Aman.
da Danails were united in marriage
last evening by Rev. j. w. Brice, hi
the residence OF Mr.. j. Is. Daneils.
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Webb srns,

WELLnoRNE, Aug. l5,-[Spocial. l.
Mr.. John Farquahr opened up IN his
new store brildingto-day, giving Reed
q Procll,or possession of mis- old stand.
A barbecue was given AZ Hardie's
Syringe, near here, to-day. iu
This vicinity resolved n splendid
rain yesterday.
Three bales OF now cotton wero
loaded ready io- shipmont to-day.
Co TIM lsnp,ning raniuly, aud near
~ al upland tVm"rs ava now pipltinV
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to mako note of what have written
YOU and publish 10. For the bsne fit OF
the public and those who subscribed,
just aay l will not cali on them for the
money until | return, which will he
about tho middle OF October. iu-
tended calling on YOU II had re.
manned in Dallas 1t was published
III most Uttho papers that | was there
ana for what purpose, aud OF course
everybody will want TO know what
Dallas has done everywhere 10.
When return feel sure that / Will
DO well repaid. Worry respectfully,
MRS, VAL. G, GILES,
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McKINNEY, Aug. l5.-[Special,l-
h4ck Gordon, living two and quarter
miles southwest Of Fsrmersville, 10.
day brought In the frst bale OF this
seasons cotton. 1t was bought by w.
Il. Powell for 10 cents per pound.
The prohibltiInists begih thor can
vnss Ia this county a. this place uoxl
NOtdsy night.
County Treasurer Bsyley received
to-day from Comptroller vain, Ger.
tihcRto No. 80, Tor s34,ll4.4O, Collin
county's portion of the school FUND
from The State
sheriff q. y. Beck, OF Collin county
to-day brought In Jack Myers. from
Montague county. Myersi Il charged
a. au iliilit dealer In mule flush.
Hugh MoDOugal, OF Daras, was ia
the city to-day, ostensibly looking al
tor hisfArms In west Collin, HIS landed
Interests socmeu of less moment Ia
him than did another temple AZ
which ha seemed inclined TO worship
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BoNuAn, Aug. l5.-[Speoial.l- Yes
terday evening John Spsrger, his son
George and Jim Sparger, were on the
awning in front of the BUILDING on
South Second street, which IN being
lifted mp tor hotel. The awning gave
way and tho three were thrown To the
ground. Each received a sprainet
ankle and John had rib broken be
sidss other bruises on hls mack and
bio, which will lay him up tor some
time. The doctors say George has a
bono OF hiS ankle broken and viii not
do NY walking for some time. The
awning had nothing under " 20 sup
Port II.
Colonel Chenoweth Is expecled home
about August ., and will be given
grand rec, piiun.
To-day makes quito change from
tho hot weather. A cool northern
breeze blows and tho thermometer
only indicates about 500 or >.
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TnoRP SrhISOs, Aug. i5.-ISpeclal.
-Throshing is under good Roadway.
The average yield Of wheat IL about
10 bushels per acrei that OF oats is net
much better.
The present corn crop has mover
been cQualled IN this county. Some
farmers along tho river tlAim that
their crop az corn will average 20
bushels per acre. This il pretty large,
but mo ~ SOC the crops would think
IL plausible.
Cotton, without any more rain, will
make from Une.third TO oneh half bale
par acre.
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TnxARKAEA, Aug. l5-lspeciel.l T.
Mr.. Il. A, Johnson, for several years
engaged in merchandising, and origi-
nally mailing from North Carolina,
was found dead Ia his room to dav.
The jury Of Inquest rendered . verdicl
of death iroW heart disease. He WAS
seen lac LAST evening Hnd this moru-
ms apparently IN tho best uf heHl a.
Frm fnH feet uf hia uhtnb h.iUg
iou .'t IN A pawn shu1 tui o. remark
Md hi hNn 10 ifisHds, ! b, suner
III Imposed i1st ur committed SUI
UlNu.
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In the Interest OF tho Confederate
Homo.

AUSTIN, Aug. l3-[Editor DALLAS
HERALDl-l visited your city few
days since tor tho purpose OF canvass
ing thu town IN tho interest Of the
Uouio'rr Z hHm' ~ Austin, bat SOW.
l-1' n' mF f,n1d leu tnap G1v
.r'i'r "Iblf. NFnHe ", rHr NJ. udI.
W Iutl it.s.lr DtHtfi no
yisei IN i w.. nHii Oitobsr, when
bAiit- srtld 49, sun tnihg worthy
al her name. Dalai Is a rioh city ani
~ oOdrse tnHy want 10 do something
tina, viii bs oommondaDle anu crudit-
ahe.
! only called on a few parties, who
subscribed liborally, aud / want you
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Nerer 30 LAte to Alend

when tho system is 70 badly run
down that 70 Is like an old boot which
has been half.solc1 and heeled several
timos, aud mental shabbinoss goes
hsnd-in hand with physical debility
hen II might seem too late 60 try re-
cuperation. No sirl Not "a long as
YOU can get u bottle of Browns Iron
Bi!ters NJ tho drugeisrs for just one
dollar,
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ConsicANA, Aus 10 --tS9aciil H.
Bui.u. IN N d pwmon.s "a nur
U. MISUNDERSTANDING, IA y ros,s
t-iy pres niing hlir / I.tu,, 81,
p mnle thr't sni tr,i., bclng
I'll d Fil untry pe pls d log trc r
rsdiug. simo coton ha, arlsdy
hoen rlusht In, bat tue r gllar cot.
ton picking Nill nos gln IN etrnest
until the last weex in THIS mouth, and
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waxahaenio

WAxAirAoHiE, Au l5.-,Spe ial, /
The arst bale OF oighn for 1885 was
sold here tn-dav ~ Is cauts per pound
weight, $50 pound; class mldJ iiuN ;
bought ~ Sims & Strickland Of d. ID.
Bailey.
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weather Report,


- NUTFON HWLI EEFORT,
Ihe co5iun belt weather report for Texas,
showing the maximum and mlnimum
TOM peratnre; also the rainfall for the past
~ hours, In "a follows;