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rr.nl,,. County pistrlcr Court.

wrSSsBoRo, April la. Especial l-Dis-
trict court convenes In Mount Vernon
on Monday next, with full docket Of
civil and criminal cases,
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NBw YORK, April l3-I2:3O q. m. .--Gon.
Grant has been troubled during the lat
ter part OF the afternoon and the entire
evening with an increase OF mucous Sc
cretions In his throat, and has coughed
considerably In consequence. He also
suffered from two attacks choking,
which were attended with difficult
brcu hing. These were,happily relieved
by local applications end the removal oi
the phlegm. He is now dosing In his
chair, after having slept on his bed for
three hours. His pulse IL u and tenn.
porature normal.
GEO. +. SHRADY, NJ. d.
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PAPER BOXES

with the Federal troops in good feel.
Ing, and requesting General Roberts To
bo guided by the advice and exnsrj.
ence OF the Federal commandment at
Sac Antonio. General Roberts
anu stan are requested to
DO on hand by tho 2lst instant. Com
psnies intending to participate are re-
quested to communicate with him At
Austin. The intention is to make an
encampment school for instruction in
soioicrly duties and discipline.
The land board mot to-dsy-ywain
presiding, and Walsh and TempIeton
present. Tho three section biia lar
purchases were referred 10 tho land of.
nee To determine whether the lands
are agricultural. This, IN effect, re-.
SENDS the resolution providing for sucl
bids, Reports Of the grass oammis.
sloners were ordered printed, Baylor
Gray, Midland and Fisher counties
wsre declared agricultural, as large
portions OF the State probably will be OF
basis OF the reports, whsn the commits
sionefs' work is completed, Including
mainly tho Panhandle and weetori
PORTIONS of Texas.
An unknown white man sttempted
10 outrage Pearl Fowler, q little flower
S,rl, whom no dragged into sn Obscure
| siley-way iast night. Her erica Mt
tracted attention and the man esca psd.
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity of
Texas, composed OF college and uni.
versity gradustep, meet here October
10 and lG, and will be received by the
Texas Beta Chapter, OF the University
l.. a ~
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Mckinney.

MCKINNEY, Oct. 7.-[Spsoisl. THE
appointment of Sawnio Robertson 40
associate justice of the supreme court
gives satisfaction horo.
At ,he Shaln opera house tonight
tho Lizzie May Timer troupe gave tho
best entertainment to which our olti.
Gems have boon treated this season.
Luther Poole, boy Of 0 or Z yeara OF
age, was tried for lnnscy to-day before
judge Wolfe. The jury found tho boy
not y III subject for tho asylum and
he was returned u his relatives TO
lonk ailor.
The infaut son OF j. n. Paarson was
buried this morning, Tho funeral was
ationoGd hy tho mem hors Of the bar ia
= body, IN rrspecl to MIR. Pearson, who
IL IN attorney 40 law here.l
The weather has been somewhat
moro propit!ous to-day, and though
the attendance WAS sompwhat light
this morning, d rood crowd was pros.
ont thin afternoon IL witness tho races,
which, from tho entries, 10 wns be.
lieved would DO very interesting. The
Decentralization has proven serious
drawback to what would have other.
wise been successful exhibit. Tho
racer, though SET Tor $3.50 each day, did
not commence thts afternoon until
about A o'clock.
In claas !, stations iyesrs old and
upwaid--John A. Buck, ot this coun ~,
t,ok The premium, and Q. II. Davis, OF
Pilot Point, certificate.
For stations 2 years old aud up.
wafd-Q. N. Horn took nrst prise, and
John Edmouo0n 0opkiflcotos
For stalllons year pld ed under
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GALVESTON, Oct. 7.-LSpeclal. The
marine arrivals to-day were the steam-
ship Rio Grande, from New York, snd
the schooner Hattie Dunn, from New
York. The latter brought cargo of
steel rails and nails. The Mallory
steamer San Marcos sailed for Now
York this evening with a heavy cargo,
including a,so 90 mo 1900 bales of cot
tor. Tho steamship Genera. Roberts,
which cleared Yesterday
Tor Reval, Russia, sajled
Today. She was laden with 4,COO
bales OF cotton for Russian consump-
ton.
This morning several atevedores,
who were working in the hold OF the
steamship Victoria, wore overcome by
coal gas and came noar sutlocatiRg,
but w8ro rescued from their perilous
location by the men above deck.
All legal distractions, which have
heretofore prevented the Santa Fe and
Missouri Pacific reads from passing
through certain streets TO tho cotton
presses, have! finally been over como and
removed. The city council, at its last
meeting completed the franchise en-
sbliD8 these ROADS to reach the passes,
and the work OF laying track along
tho contested streets viii begin az
once.
AT the special meeting OF the council
tomorrow, in addition to the fresh
water supply question, appropriations
VIII % made Tor the payment of the
June, July and August pay.rolls and
bills.
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EAGLE Pass, Oct. lisp ecial.l-Re-
Liable reports recsiyed here by a run.
ner state that tho bullion train Of Hus-
ton, wealthy Mexican silver buyer,
which isft the Sierra Mojada minea
some days ago for Parrol, u station on
tss Mexican Central road, from
whtnce the motai was to be shipped TO
tpe United States, was attacked by
robbers on tho way and four of tho en-
cort, including MIR. Morrison, young
American In charge OF the train,
Killed, tho silver taken and tho pack
mu'ea driven on, leaving no trace OF
Wy osndits. Easto2 buys silver frem
.ne smslior mines and makes weekly
Value OF the silver taken in This NJ.
saut Is not known; Is ia behaved.
however, to be large,
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CoRsIoANA, Oct. Z. -[spe clal. "A now
journalistic venture will be embarked
In here in tho shape of weekly, called
tho CorslSsna Democrat, under th,
auspices OF Mr.. Q. Dalton, formerly Of
the Courier, and Col John j.. Morgan
IL will mako iis first appearance on
tho 10Th instant.
Consequent to $25 in premiums oflpr-
cd by Mr, John - wills for The hes,
stalk of cotton, ear OF corn, wheat and
oats, bis store-roOm presented minia.
tpre agricultural show to-day when the
premiums were awardl d: j. p. Ander.
son, of Winkler, $40 Tor best cotton
stalk; A. W. o. skinner, 81 so for bes,
car Of corr; J. w. Q1inn, SIS Tor wheat,
aud r. u. Griiiis, SO 90 for oats.
Tralnmaster Dailin, OF the Houston
y Texas Central railway, brought his
family rom Denison last uight, aud
Will hereafter reside In our CIV,
Mr.. l." j. Elser aud family, after
spending the summer North, roturned
last night,
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Cleburne.

CLEDuRNE, Oct. 7.-[Special.l-A
stranger entered Luwance's iewelry
store early this morning, and offered
an old gold watch for $3.50. Luwance
recognized tho watch, and said: "This
is Captain Bounds watch" where
upon the stranger made good tina
Gown the sidewalk, Luwaucs's clerk
Ia not pursuit, crying "Police PO-
ice !" manfully. The fugitive soon
Nistanced tho clerk, and went his way
Ieloicing, but his Joy was neoting, tor
officer Keith camo up after tho laugh
had subsidized, won't quietly Ia pursuit,
and brought back tho fugitive, who
gave hts name as Charlos Smith.
The revival continues with Increased
inter- st. More than 1000 attend oyery
night. There never was aDythinp like
II in Cleburne before. Among tho
large number who have .professsd are
forbidden paths.
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onsl Haywood - clerk 1T thu Petsr-
SOB Mr.. Heywoo1 will pre.las sysr
the register NJ tho Lanai.
AIKEN saundass, a negro, aboss 40
yoars OF aee, was lodged In jail vas
.efdsy upon the charge of ssyisSixs
1--WE OF his little girls, aged respsot'
Yely II and 10. Tho evidences sssms
TO be conclusive. Allen denies ths
onSrgs, and Gays it is n family trouble.
Jar city was shockai, this mornlnr
win the news that Mrs. j. II. Berry.
VINO IVES about one mile and a haif
lrom Paris, was fatally burned by che
ialilng OF lamp npnn the floor, setting
life TO her clothing. Her lower extremi-
ties were burned aimest 10 crjsn.
She Cied in great sgouv ut 1850 this
morning. Captain Berry WIS sbsen,
~ the time of the socicent, but came
! IN shortly aftsrwari.
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Marshall,

MARSHALL, Oct I-lSpecial.--Dep.
uty Marshal John Turner served a
writ OF mandamus on our county OIL
Gals Yesterday, commanding them to
levy special tax to pay tho interest
ON certain railroad subsidy bonds, Is.
sue , oy the county some years n,fo.
4, lns case OF tno state vs.. John Crow
uer was continued by tho STATE.
~ Dls.riot court adjourned to day.
tho term. '''s
superintendent Cumming has a
severe attack OF rhenmslisun. ia has
zone TO Hot Springs and IL Improving
rapidly.
rho cppolntment OF Judge Robori-
son meoia iho appreciation OF our ppo-
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TERRELL, Oct. T. Special. The
ooroner'sjury of inquest in the Finley.
Wilson killing, alter two days session
has collected all testimony and rem.
dered c verdict to tho effect that Dave
Finley came to his death BY q bal
mrod from q pistol in the hands of ],
Iom Wilson, on October 3, 1856.
me iollowins Haltaaites ara regis,
iered nj the Harris hotel: j. L. Ann.
strong, Il. IL. Craig, w. i. Adsir, Tom
scout. Seymour Meyer, A. Nj. Friend.
>, D. Levy, A, Frost, Tom Trotman az d
Tom Meyers. y
Shelton II. Lick, accompanied by
ms inother, retained home yesterday
s iih ssolher comes TO i've with him
mr.. Leske, within the two wears past
Lost his father, and some few wses !
ago his vito Citizens of Terrell oon.
dolls with them, and welcome hir
mother to our midst.
Ierrall is aaving good cotton ia,
osipts, and business Is brisk.
Tho ingaue asylum is filing I'm
rapidly. There ara now lbs pstIents,
They are coming from all carts of tho
State. Tho latest arrivals were eight
from Galveston. At the rate they
have besu coming IL will not take
!oog 10 fill, the inniituticn.
Tho legal fraternity, while not en-
oorsing SGwnis Ro0srtson, ars no
iesiing badly over the appoiRtment
Judge Robertson pssssd tnrsugh fol
TYLER about O'clock and was nat a,
the train by few friends.
party who has been Rojournin1 i.
these parts has dons tho town un In J
REGULAR swindliDg game, ct which he
appears to have displayed tho sagaclty
OF an expert. Several business mas
are numbered among his viNtisss for
amounts ranging from S25 to $l2s. He
oeiore his periidv WAS discovered, de
camped for other parts. Officers ere
in pursuit.
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William Curley took the premium,
and j. III. Patton certificate.
Mares 4 years old aud ovsr--WoSte
hlll took first premium, and W. ID,
Davis certificate,
Mares, years old and under--E. @.
Horn, premium, and ID. Goo6all, Ger.
tihcate,
MMos, and under years old-C.
II Davis, Pilot Point, premium; George
Thompson, certificate.
Brood mares, with ooit--F. NJ.
Bounds, premium; /. G. Faulkner, cor
tihcete.
Farm horses--W.D. Davis, first prize;
0. Scott, certificate.
Stations, all pnrposes--C. Il. Davis,
Pilot Point, premium; +. 81. Bounds,
certificate.
In tho throe-iourlhs milo dash for two
yeSi ODDS, "Lsoy stephenson" OF Dali
las, @nd "Miss Johnson" Of Piano,
We're entered by Crane, ct Dallas;
"Sam Bass" was entered by Rial Run
nels. of Plano; Il. j. Horn, OF this
county, entersd "Maud." The latter
won second money, while Lady Steph-
inson took ihs first pSize, distsncing
OIL competitors by about 100 yards
Much betting was INDUCED in upon
the outside, aud great deal Of interest
IL taken in the races.
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cLARKsvILLE, Oct. 7.-Lspscial. =
This morning whoa Mr. II. Il. Turner,
Of this place, wont 10 the bed to call
his vito hc found nor dead. Sho had
been having chills for some time, ana
IL IN Thought that her death wns pro-
duced by congestion. Mrs. Turuer
wosa bout % years old, and leaves three
children. She was tho sister of Cap
tain william DioSeon, vi this place,
and OF Mrs. Captain Lenox, OF Bowie
county. Her death causes uniyer al
regret, and her ru, band, children and
ralstives have the bosrt-iel6 sympathy
OF theentire comnunity.
Cotton continues to como In slowly.
The prevailing opinion IL that the crop
will be exceedingly short, as tho loaf
worms and cold nights have ruined the
late cotton.
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HIineola.

M1NEoLA,O ct. 7,-[Special. "A west
bound freight train struck q cow three
miles west OF Mlneola this afternoon,
throwing the engine and six cars down
a 4O-foot embsnsmont, seriously IT,
juring Engineer Ssebsr, and probably
fatally injurlnE the bead brakeman,
whose name Is not known. The Tsst-
bound passenger train will DO fosr or
five hours late,
Dengua has finally made It's aapsar-
anoe hero, and ia having full sway.
Whole families are down at tho ssuie
time.
j. W. McMurrsy WAS elected slider
man IN the West ward and L. G. Me-
Mitlen in tho East in yesterdays
election.
Cotton is coming in at tho rate Of 80
bales per day.
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WEATnERroRD, Oct. 7-.[sp,ciai.l--
General w. Il. Cabcll, United States
marshall w. q. Turner and John w.
Spencer passed through tho city this
morning Ell route for Graham with
four negro prisoners. The negroes
der. 'V' ""'
This cotton soceip today we,o
about l60 bales. and was selling nj
from $50 TO $40. Tia Alliance mad
about 60 bales. but did not get & bid oi,
IL, owlng To the iAcs that they would
NOT .llnw the buyers 10 ouS n nud
sample y. The recolpoe yoslerdNy
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GAINESVILLE, Oct. T.-tSpecial.l J.
Tho recorders report submitted to tie
city council, shows tho number Of
eaacs tried during the month Of $50
tember TO ho IS. The fines amounted
so 1887, Tho council accepted tho res.
igurtion OF Recorder Hill and instruct
ed the mayer 90 fill the duties of tho
Office,
Sixiy.one Gatman emigrantS nro OK
pocted hero tonight or tomorrow,
They ARE thrifty farmers, IN good cir
oumetancos, aud others are expected
soon.
Tho Ei. Conrad stock Of groceries,
which WAS sold AZ public cutlery, roal.
ICED 81, 100.
Cotton receipts to day abousoo bales (;
prices SH TOO.
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Austin.

AUSTIN, Oct 7.-[Specisl.l- Broken
ridge, Burgess aud Hcrndon, of the
Greer county commission, consulted
with the governor to-day at tho execu-
i've mansion. All that Is known GU
the outside IA that they discussed only
tne Texas side OF the question.
Colorado c,usty assessments show
s32 600 incfcase.
rhc collectors Of Nowson anu Hidsl-
Z > oouLtits settled.
Adiutan,. General King issued 4
special order, detailing 0sloraI A. n.
RDbefts, bv his own cOuuan,. Cpm =. ass.
dsnt Of Ne otato troops q Ne Gsn A.
tonic Yolkslssh Ths splriS q o. n.
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PALESTINE, Oct. 7o-TSpesial.l l.
There seems To b,a check TO tho d en-
que fever for wano, probably, of ma.
t'rial to work upon. Tbore are yal
alarge number Of cases reported, but
many of thom sre relapsed cases,
which always goes harder than the
Original attack. So severe has tho
epidemic ceen that many ortae coun-
Try. people believe it is the genuine
yellow fever, and on that account
VIII not COM 30 town for any purpose;
hence the low eDb Of trade that should
now be at its briskest flow.
The remains OF DR.. A. M. Cheek were
shipped 70 Pulaski, Tennessee, last
night Tor interment.
.There was little shower of rain last
night, the first in more than three
weeks. During thst time tho weather
has been fine fos cotton picking.
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WhItokbnrO.

WHIrEsBoRo, Oct. 7.-[Spocial.l-
Jamea March. James owensby and
Ben Prethor, of this city, started to
Denison on a freight train last night,
intending to return on tho 2 O'clock
passenger. Whom they reached a point
about three miles woss Q, Denison tina
train ON which they were riding came
to an up grade and stalled. Another
train was following close behind, Thev
became alarmed and jumped of In The
darkness and fell % feet down TO the
creek bod. James March was badly
bruised and unconscious for about two
hor-e. James Owensby's LED was
p.ohon inst above the ankle, the bones
plNiIuninb. Or. Achison, OF Denisop.
u Sssed their wounds and thoy wore
brought back 10 Whlla,hOEo last nirht.
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Bowie, Oct. L-lSpacis'.l Tho 10
ceipls of tho Fort Worth Il Denver
Cit r'ilwsy ccmNsny for Tho month
81 E-E luhor occt ~ S1iliS9, OF
this az oUnt ao0Us $1,000 VS. ..or pus-
fcnger fare aud express.
Cotton receipts yesterday were. about
30 bales. An average peice OF S.65 cents
was paid; $40 conts In exceptional
Gases.
A mad dog was killed by tho city
officers on Sunday night last; and .
dog with fits, supposed to be csused
by poison, was killed last night on
Mason street,
Quite u number OF our oitizvns arc
absent in Montague, In attendance on
district court.
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Denisan.

DhNisoN, Oct. I-[Speclal. IA lady,
Nith four children poorly clad, got of
10 Fort Worth train to-day at this
Piace' One of tho children, n girl about
Vyears old, YEA sick, and the brake
nan had to carry her into the waiting
pom, whsro her mother laid hex
nawl down on tho floor, aud tho poor
Fhild WAS stretched out until the train
it Tor ire north, when they all got on
|uu departed for some place in Mis-
oofi' IL lcoked hard for woman %
euaveling alone with p lot of listlc
onuren, and one of thea so sick III Il
nao TO be carried In and out Of the
30, Several cases o. Se1Rue fevog in
W D. Llttetleld, assistant superin.
ndsnt OF telegraph lines In Texas OF
ne Could Ayslem, Is In town.
az nae Myrs Goodwin Opera company
SoneItd the play entitled isis" 81
'vsoouvail's opera house Last night Il
dMr touse. The acting was good
nv ~, lhty deserved n better house.
nns term Of Postmaster Daughcrty
III DO out in January and every body
ant 10 know who will be tho acy'
vsss,mester. Several parties have
sue application for tho same. the
sopes choice neams to be Mrior
ga Hsys was fined s2e,5O by Judge
MAN Ha,os Tor cutting o negro named Is Ill
henry Gouree bought tho s,ocs oil
~ kennard, OF Longvisw, and an p,
Nh this nlsoe, The stock con.
~ ~ OF dry goods and clothing.
wouon is coming In slow for this
w ot year, but business ia good and
Hoklng up somewhat.
rr,r Doughty he's rendered the
w.. moor of his building on MAR
ns eet 10 tho city council for schoo
aposev, instead of using tho baso
XIV Ky, oil tho public school buildings
r,vn has caused such q wrsnul,
Al a " cur people, which IL not set
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pAlMEn, oct. 7..-Tspecial.l-Mr. w.
W. Spence, of this place, died last
might at II o'clock aud was buried this
afternoon with Masonic honors. I. Il.
Watson, his partner, will take. charge
OF the business and settls ell claims In
due time. Mr.. J, Il. Smith and wite,
formerly Of this place. but now resId.
ing az Bristol, attended the burial ser
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HOUSTON, Oct. 7.-[Special.l The
grievance comn,itteo of locomotive
engineers representing three divisions
OF The Galveston, Harrisburg & San
Antonio railroad returned this morn
ing from New Orleans, where thew
went to see Captain A. @. Hutchinson.
general manager, and tho subject OF
troubles. Things seem to be settled
Tor while and may DO permanently.
Tho sgonts here or two princInal
owners OF the Texas Western Narrow
Gsnee road won't say anything, but
reliable, report says they viii Purchase
me road and extend IL To La Grange.
The First Presbyterian church CON
creation met tonight 10 discuss the
dissatlsfaction tho present pastor was
giving, with ths purpose Of changing.
put tho ohsirman got tho best OF the
compiainants, and stopped action on
The International compress conn
menced pressing to day with 2COO
bales. wv
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Aais, Oct 7.-tspecisl. Tho ladies'
ae W. Q. 7. u, will hold y prayer
sa'ing on Thursday at tho Methodist
.u'ch' 10 behslfof the cause CT tem-
lance, tho service to begin at o
s,ook and continue until 8 o'clock.
mere Is talk Of erecting ono of tho
aris. e"' 'N' '"'V "
'n hundred and twenty bales of cot
hs ,,e.vmslyed yesterday.
ma baker,who wandered from homo
IH S returned yesterday. He had
M vwledge Of whore he had been.
~ ,Mssons and Knights OF Pythlas
iis.Iak lng OF leasing a flat IN the new
SMmna 8 to be erected on Grand
20 y; Q. Bates, Of Gordon, came in
~ 70 visit his mother, Mrs.
- ~. Kste Mogemas and Mrs. Jen.
Ss1c 80 vlalllne IN Paris.
a Jena o. Ewing suoceeds Col.
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JOHN SCHlLLlMc
manufacturer Of all kinds Of
WOOD ~ FAPEH BOXES
VIC Elm street Up-stairs.

presenting the bank book that her som
ln-Isw, who was originally sent to de.
poslt the money, had lett only 500 at
tne psnk, and that sum 10 his own
credit, When arrested, Ezebb was
averse 10 going along, and when he
rescued the jail attempted to shoot
one OF MS captors, but no was promptly
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McGREsoR, oct. 7.-lspecial.l- THE
public schools opened Monday with a
large attendance. Professor ]. NJ,
Carnes Ia principal, Mrs McKees fIrst
sietsnt.
quito number OF the delerates
rom Tho convention vt Lampasns took
In McGrepor on their return,
Ao9nt i,2o0 bslos OF cotton have been
sold hero 10 this date. =
Merchants eay the business outlook
Ia very hopeful.
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TYLER, ool. 1.--lSpecial.l supreme
court met here this mornIng, Chief
Justice Willip and Justice Stsyton
present. They meet again in Tho
morning, whom &c IL expected Hon.
Sawnls Robertson, Of Daliss, will
qualify ~ associate Judge. A large
number OF attorneys from over the
State are in attendance ON tho higher
court, aud thcy all speak In tho high.
est forms OF Judge Robertson'e sbill-
tics and heartily commend tho mp.
s,f,infutnut ~
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i3oSHAN, Oct 7.--tSpeclal.l-A te,s.
phone message was received here this
morning BY the sheriff to tho es,sot
that an attempt was made 70 bur,pths
east edo Of The public square Of L.
.1 Iss cA,e g the state n. W,lllsn
49,: ~ ~ q sss ssss :: = n
IS S; M g
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CIGARS
TIE BEST FIvE-sENT CIGAR in the worn
Fss sdeat Retan PATTERSON
hC
whOlssals by sETrsRrOa g. HOPKINS MERCANTILE Co
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-22

Il. Ilabcr sell, straw hats cheaper
than anybody. Go and see it he
don't.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-22

Times are tight It's true, but the
craving for the beautiful j. Just u-
strong a ever. Recognizing these
facts, MIR. W. ID. Jackson appears be-
fore the public in the role OF q philan-
thropi,t, and "a practical philanthropy.
i,t at that. lie has gone over hi'
large stock of brlc-s bra, and obictc'
ofvcrtu, applying the pruning In,
TO prices with free hand, and wish
to his emporium on Austin stree
will both CRAFTY and a-toni-h You
Why not render bleak walls and uu
laden tables objects OF beauty, wAel
il cAn be dome al so lrIllIMg u lu.l.