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Colbert etait ivre.

-Comprenez-vOus, disait.il, ce
clampiu, ce gredin de conscrit, qui
refuse de ST battre avec MOI, 90
bert, du zoe de ligne mails il fau-
dra bien quill arrive, quand je de-
vrais lui cracher a la figure.
Celia Sc passaiL 4 la porte de Ro-
quiiloD, qui, depuis le marriage de
sa file, etait devenu un personnage
considerable, opinait do la t6te ct
iu geste, ct semblait 6tre de tous
points de ravis du garde-chasse.
Or, le paysan ne brilIe pas preci-
sement par rindependance.
Ii est quelque peu mouton de
Pannrge ct Sc laisse volontlers en-
trainer. Roqulllon donnait raison
a Colbert. tout le monde lui donnait
raisoD.
Et pnis, on trouvait que NJ. Hen
ri, jadis 81 simple d'esprit, s'etait
joliment degourdi au regiment, ct
les gars du pays avaient une petite
pointe de jalOusie, parce que les
files de Saint Donat Sen etaient
egalelnent apercucs ct le trouvaient
fort joli garcou.
Les appropriations de la foule en-
courageaient ct achevaient de sur
EXETER Colbert.
IL apercut le jeune homme qui
descendant de la cHrriole du grand
Jacques.
All mile tonnerres hurla-t>
il; cette fcis, Il y aura DIES lemons
Et il courut 4 lui, repetant
-Lache poltron menteur con
scrit !....
NJ. Henri s'etait a-rtte au mllieu
de Punique rue de Saint Donat qui
est Ell meme temps la grand'route,
a dix pas dn cabaret de Roquillon.
Puis, calme, les bras croises, il
attendait.
-Lache drdle! poisson ! criait
Colbert, que cepennant un instinct
de prudence tenait 4 distance les
pectueuse,
NJ. Henri ne sourcillait pas ; seu-
lementi il regardait les gems attrou
pes ct Sc dlsait que l'attroupemenl
ne lui etait pas precisement sympa
thique.
All ! tn ne veux pas te battre
avec moi ! repetait Colbert.
-Vous 6tes ivre, 16pondit lie bri
gadier la Jeunesse.
Eth bien .je vais te forcer -.
Et Colbert tit deux pas en- chan
celant, sans doute pour METRE I
execution cette menace d'ignobls
injure don't il await parle tout ;
l'henre.
Mais, au lieu de trouver NJ. Hen
ri en- face de lui, il trouva le grant
Jacques, qui await saute lestemen
4 bas de Sd carriOle.
LIE grand Jacques connaissai
rhistoire du matin, que lie Brigade
lui await racOntee en- route. II s'a
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Depuis huit jours, NJ. Henri chas-
salt Ell effet, tous les mathis; mais
la chasse n'6tait guere qu'un pre-
texte i reverie pour lui, ct le chas-
seur habile dautrefois rentrait quel
quetOis la carnassiere vide.
La lettre de madame la baronne
Mercier q son annie madame de Las
senie nous mis- au cOurant de ce
qui s'etait passe au chateau de
Renil.
Mais encore ne pQuvait-il pas sly
presenter, des lie matin, ct etait-il
oblige d'attendre rapres>midi.
II ehassait done pour tuer le
temps.
CONNIE nous ravons dit, les bois
des Ormes etaient la seule chose
que les deux bons Beiges, en- Sc
brouillant, n'eussent pas separes
par un mur.
Neanmoins la part de chacun
etait parfaitement delimitee par un
foss6 4 gauche, c'etait au celiba-
taire a drOite, on Sc trouvait chez
repoux de la belle RoQuillonne.
Joseph n'avait guere songe a in-
terdire la chasse son frere.
Mais celui-ci, qui etait un hommc
prudent, ne tranchissait jamais le
fosse.
QUAINT a NJ. Henri, c'etait autre
chose.
Bien quill flt loge chez Marc, il
n'etait pas brOuille avec Joseph, ct
celui-ci lui await meme Saut6 au
cou, lie jour de son arrivee.
Or, CONNIE pour prendre le plus
court chemin des Ormes au chateau
de Reuil, il etait necessaire de :pas-
ser au travers des bois de Joseph
Noel, NJ. Henri les traversait.
En- route, il trait un lapin par.ci
par-la ct quelquefois un lievre que
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WE WANT A. LADY

of ,iutelligence to take the permanent, sole
age ncy for our goods used in every iamliy:in
ss; sss;s ni.ce stock furnished by us without in-
..ns,ment References Indispensable.
7 r. HULrNG Co. Chicago, Ill.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
STRAND EukS HOTEL.

Mr.. Thomas Alberti informs his friends
nd the travelling public that he has made
acme new arrangements which will enable
him satisfy all those who will honor him
with their custom.
Meals furnished at all hours of the day
Breakfast at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and Dinner
It clock P. NJ.
CommodlOus and we'll fur nlshed rooms
MODERATE pRICES
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ThibodauA Foundry!
L. kEEFE, PROPRIETOR.

ThibOdaux, La,
"AVlNG purchased d the above and well
IL known establishment, takes great pleas
ure in announcing to the planters that he
has reftted tho Foundry and Machine
Shop, and is now prepared to do any work
ia his line. with neatness and dispatch.
STEA N ENGINES,
SUGAR MILLS,
ORA MING WHEELS,
SHAFTING aud GEARING,
AND
CASTINGS
of all descriptions made to order
Agent for KnOrles Steam Pumps
and JudsOn Governors,
-ALLkINDs Or
Brass Castings,
SUCH As
GUAGE COCKS.
CYLINDER and PUMP COCKS,
GLOBE VALVES, ETC., etc,
made toorder and furnished at the shortest
notice.
Having reftted the blacksmith shop,
Re can do all kinds of work in that line,
in the best manner and with dispatch
He respectfully sOliclts continuance OF
the former patronage extended to this es
ablishment.
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EDWARD CURTIS.
CURTIS & BADEAUX.
Corner Main and Focus Streets.
THlBODAUX, La,

" EEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND COM.
IA plete assortment OF Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Clothing, Hats, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Groceries, Choice Liquors and
Provisions. dec-30-82,
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DR.. j. II. FLEETWOOD
and SON.

Have opened their office at the
coruer Of st. Philip and Thibodaux
Streets. Consultation at all hours
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SHERMAN SALAD
HORSE THIEVES AT WORK.
a Number of Animals stolen In The lJity
and Vicinity Lately--A Convict Who
Wants Honey Court Mites.
Visitors TO tho Fair
Grounds o her Notes

SHERMAN, Oct. a. Special. l-Qaito q
number Of vsluable horses have beon
stolen In our city and vicinity within
tho pass few days. Mr.. Giles Portor,
on Ehursday, had . fine horse taken
from'ho faek Mt tho court houao fence,
and 80 Tar he has been unable 10 hesr
anything OF il. Last night w. Il.
Niokle had black mare taken from
his pasture, two miles north OF tho
city. This DEMONSTRATING ia getting
altOEe'her too common, and e few 40.
leos hanSings will put stop to il.
D. L. Estes, lunatic, confined at the
poor farm, last evening made uia es-
cape. MIR. Mono, q guard, endeavored
10 racapture him, but the poor crazy
oelng crew kniie and forced None 20
reWeat. The superintendent, Mr..
wells, saw tho affair and hastened 20
70 the scene, but upon his approach,
Estes made good his escape and is still
az large.
Trade Is better o-aay with Sherman
merchants than it las beeu since lat
fall.
The caaa OF Wallace g. Go. va. Louis
Chestnut was decided In tho county
court in favor Of the defendant. This
makes tho second decision in Chsst-
NUTS iaVor, as Justice Hiukle ron
dersd tho same decision when 1t was
before him. u viii probably 80 to the
court of appesls.
The infant child Of M. q. il. Chia-
holm, who died Last evening, was bur-
led tbis morning.
A letter was received III this cltv n
lew days since from party sent tD the
panitoutiary from this place, asking
yhat his friends send him $1,000, as no
had everything fixed, ard could mako
ma escape II no had thai amount. De
stated that the letter was smugClad
ont, and II II was found out that he was
making II public he would DO forged
80 death. He is serving out life sen
teuoo for murder.
Quite q number OF strangers arc
daily croWdlng down to the race track
70 SEQ the improvements and AZ the
same time see the fine stock and watch
the stable boys speeding tho racers.
Captain DOT Gunter has 30 head Of
bloooed cattle at the grounds which he
Intends TO exhibit.
Tho Black Flag company showed TO n
very good house last evening at tho
opera house.
MI y. u Bfuckeri representing the
Electric Engraving mecbiue, Is W tho
city, and has mold TO Ely d Cook tho
righttOr Sherman.
Joe Phillips, the irrepreaslble hotel
man, 10 ri the Biukloy.
At the Bryant street crossing this
evening hand car collided with Il
wagon Crivsn BY Douglas Lamb, u
couutryman, WHO was quite seriously
injured.
Tho case of Mary Il. Donaldson w.
John Donaldson was decided Ia
her favor in ! ho Justices court this
evening, but viii DO carried TO the
county court,
The case in tha district court to-day
Of Kathleen Haley w. tho CITY of
sherman, will DO tried oyor,as tho jury
failed 10 agree.
Tho city Ia full Of visitors, who arc
hare 10 attond tho races.
Sixty horses from the Parlsracea ar
rived this evening.
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nI'GREGoR.
Death of an Estlmnble Lady-Loss oil
Good Citizen.

Death of an Estlmable Lady-Loss oil n
Good Citizen,
Mc6REGoRi Oct 2i.-l Special. : Mrs..
Sally J. Prince, wife Of w. NJ. Prince,
sgeat OF the Texas & 81. Louis railway
at this pluca, died Thursday aud WAS
buried yesterday AZ 10 o'clock. Mrs.
Prince was q very refined lady and
was loved by all who know hor. Her
domiss is q GaG loss 20 our town. She
leaves n husband and ono child.
5. M. Johnson, Esq, long resident
or this (McGennau) county, and OF Me-
Gr0gor, has sold out bis entire intore 81
in this town and county, and haH IN ade
large Investments In lands in Hamil-
ton and Coryell counties aud
will soon romovo there with hls
family. MIR. johnson mas served la
official capacity In this county for moro
than sixteen years, and IN losing him
McGregor losos good and thrifty clti-
zen. But wa turn our faces eastward
and behold new ones arc taking tho
places of those who leave.
We arc having tco mos, favorable
weather for gathering tho crops OF corn
aud cotton that could DO desired.
Tho travel on the Texas Il st. Louis
railway haa increased largely since
tho passenger train TO run between
GH,osvillo and Corsicana was put on,
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Doctor's Certiieate--cancer, skin Dis.
ease ana Rheumatism.

several years ago n cancerous ulcer mad
l's anpaaranceron my chin Three wears
ago IL slnugeed out, but Inst sprlny re-
turned, Soon after tho cancer apnrarsd.
my ssin became diseasel-any slight
Wound or bfulse would intlamo, spread
nnu make an ugly sore, Rough places and
neitVy plack scales formed on my hands
anu inca. Last October | was attacked
WIN lhNmntism In my feet, ANKLES, Knees
ana hlps, which became so stifi,, s,yoJien
ana snrs and the muscles 30 contracted
taat IL was impossible forme 10 s{raiehien
myse J. in this terfihle cOnditio0. M
medicine gave me any reliuf-my sppetiie
and strength failed, and I became com.
pleteiy hopeless. In thl, almost hopeless
fonuiti9n, | determined TO try GuINN's
floNnsR BLOOM NESEwER ] pro ured n
supply end began the use of IL. 1 used ii
ABOUT ono month, and so much improved
thht l began 10 walk about with the aid OF
crutches, This canceron my ch,n entirely
disappeared, The black heavy scales inst
hhu formed on my aco and h.nds fol- OF
and my skin became clear, smootn and
healtny. would also state that for seys-,
RAJ years have ueed this medicine In NV
practice IN the treatmentof alanaular ard
sKln diseases, and have never Known II
70 iailto cure any cage where u ma been
used according 10 directions do, thore-
lore, most cheerfuliy recommend ii 10 an
who maybe afflicted with any OF tho dis
eases Tor Which IL IN prescribed
Al. L. STEPHENSON, MD,
Griffin On
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Iesflioty, the reporter soacht out tia.
s ss,nss,a. snd having eornersd him,

-
Territory, the reporter sought ont n.
gentienan, snd having eorreres hi,,
estnered some interesting facts.
well, color 81 - said fl1a rencrtar at
sea- You are just hgcs from ihs Terri
tory. Whist hiss been sha eject OF the
pVesi0enSs order in regard Ia ths eat-
t'etaen leaving the Terri;orygn
o1e al It's results is that larre
nuu per OK cattle was solo st sSeSi.
nee 20 men who had leases on the
NnerckSe lands, the presidsnt's order
no. ap2iNlng 20 the Cherokee rsserva-
ton. The Presidents presr gSrosaf-
ing leases only Spplied, YOU reroli.et.
70 tue Cnsy enRss and Arsnnhoes
bnshyhead, the chief OF tha Charok ee
nation, is anxious for these lessas 10
ce carried out. but there are others
heaoed by BouGinot, vino ohiset
strenuoLsly,
"Ihe large number of cattle thai were
forced upon the market by these leases
helng abrogatsd has had tho effect OF
uenoralizirg the trade, and heavy
losses have followed as natural con
sequence. For instance the hrm OF
hunter, Evans IL Slaughter have \
large lot ~ lat cattio in me territory.
iAese cattle he'd to no disposed OF 81 q
heavy loss, and the frm has bean dis
solved ana lts affairs wound up"
COLONEL KIT CARTER.
me reporter then finding Colonel
Ais Garter, president OF the kit Carter
Natre company, of Seymour, Texas, In
th9 once OF tue Grand Windsor, gath
cred the following cattle talk from
Atthls season Of tho year there Is
nos much demand Tor stock cattle.
Sattie are dong Well and are In good
ilx' lie thinks that cattlemsn have
passed their darkest hour aud that
lhey now have bright prospects before
them. A large number OF cattle are
being shippen from Texas 30 New
Mexico Tor breeding purposes. He
says That grazing at inc foot of the
Ssaked Plains and In the Panhandle is
excellent, and that great many cattle
are being shipped East this year.
There VIII be big delegation from
Texas at the national csJtls conyen-
lon, which meets in st. Louis on the
23d of November.
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Among tho ualtlemon

%AhA'bG bAt SGebiNlHt1s
Yesterday HERALD reporter
dropped in at the Cattle exchange Of
Irvine u Johns, and, as usual, applied
his sugor.
How is tho TRACE among the cattle
mon now?" int9trosatGd tho scribe OF
Captain Irvine, who wa. busily en-
gagged in asnding Ia Ol smoke aooye
nom an sftor-dlnncr Havana.
"The demand for CATTLE" replied the
captain, "aG the present ~ excellent;
IN fact, aB good 80 is ever known in 0c-
tober, On The 2Sth fthepresent month
5000 head OF yearling hsiiers will DC
shipped from Wills Poiut co Miller &
Furlong, OF Doming, New Mexico.
The prices paid tor THESE cattle have
not been disclosed. As TO the demand
for cattle, do not think II wilt be
going beyond toe facts 10 say that 10
10 really greater than ever known, and
the market is especially active for
stock cattle, that is, Young hefers for
breeding purposes. These arc geneI-
orally bought for the wes ern
ranches"
"There is some talk about q cattle
convention" QuOlh the reporter.
"What do you know about it?"
~ know that President j, N. Simp-
son, OF the Texas Cattle association, IA
being urged by cattlemen from all
parts of tho State, and especially by
those in the Panhandle, 90 CAL a con-
yention. They are very anxious TOR n
convention to settle, II possible, this
much.tslked OF trail question. This
Is q very important matter TO cattle
men. Mr.. Charles Goodnight, oftbo Pan
handle, who probably owns more cat
tie than any other man In the world,
last season purchased trail to the
northern markets NJ q cost of $4,000.
This will servo 20 illustrate tho nocos-
slty of Immediate action by cattlemen
as body upon this subject"
"How about tho Kansas quarantine
against Texas cattle" querled tho
scribe.
"Tho quarantine IN Texas was
raised last Friday, and cattle can now
DO shipped through upmolestod."
"Is there any demand for improved
eattle," asked the reporter.
eyes" replied the captain, "thero IL
o big demand for thoroughbred stock.
The Hereford, Holstein and polled
Angus arc the breeds that ere pre-
erred. Tho firm of Irvlao a. Johns
will receive three carloads OF these
breeds from tho East on the l0ht Of No
yembor. These are intended for
Western ranches"
"Here In this county considerable
attention IN being paid to thorough
breds. Mr.. William Little, Of Hutch
ins, Ia starting ranch for blooded
cattle. Ho is an old hand In the BUSH
ness and knows what he In about.
Major Arbuckle, who for n number OF
years has made q speciality OF Jersey
milk stock, win on the l2th Of Novom-
Der receive carload of Holsteina.
This, / think, you will find the case all
over tho country that cattle rsisors are
gradually improving upon their
stock"
After thanking Captain Irvine for
the kindly manner with which he sub
United the ''angur test" tho reporter
retired.
coLoNEL O. G. SLAUGHTER.
Hearing that Colouvl q. q. Slaughter
IN just returned from thu Indian
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Sale Of School Lands.

~, By order OF the commissioners court. Of
w Miiin, , county, Texas. made and pasted
on tme lotn day OF September, A. ID 1885,
four leagues Of Wllcarger county school
mnds, situated In Hockey county, Texas.
numbers ml or said leagues being 8, 8,7,G
no bids for less than $3.50 per acre, on %
years time, with interest at per cent,
per annum, intorest payable annually, III
advance, Will be considered -.
Any laud agent who will consumato q
salo OF this land, ut the price and on the
terms above stated, ON or before the oath
Gay OF October, A. d., 1885, will receive
per cent, on the amount OF sac, when the
nrst years Interest ~ paid, and the deed,
win vendors lien, Ia made, Any land
agent concentrating tho snle OF this land
VIII DO required to pay for this ADVERTISE
ment In the Fort Worth Daily Gazette.
The Dallas Daily Herald and tho Weekly
Vernon Guard. j. A. CREAGER.
Texas $500
Vernon, Texas, Sept. 10, 1855. sep2s.st
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HAWKINS.
Death of an Amiable Young Lad,

Death OF au Amiabie Young Lady.
HAWKINS, Oct. 2.-ISpeclal.l Miss
Maud Humphreys, the amiablo and
accomplished daughter Of DR.. b. Il,
Humphreys, died mt her fathers resi-.
dence in this place about 10 o'clock
last night, after ak days' illness with
iotorola, or hemorrhago Ia mnlarlal
FOYER, which has been somewhat prev
alent aud unusually fatal In this ooun-
try this season.
This community was greatly shocked
upon hearing OF the sad and uuex.
pecied death of this highly esteemed
young lady, who WAS tho light aud
comfort OF tho homo now dark aud
desolaie on account OF this great b,.
reavoment. This father aud throe
little onos who remaln, have tho sh,-
core sympathy of many friends. May
God heal their broken hearts.
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Branch house Of the
house In America,


The Board of Trade,
ono Of the neetsst, nobhlest and
coolest resorts IN tho city liz the ele-
CANT saloon of MesmR. Purdy q Ran
dail, on tho northeast corner of Main
and Auatin streets. The purest brands
Of whial5les, wines, brandies, etc., aud
Mo choicest lots Of imported and do,
mestio cigars are oAly kept. The chop
counter is always supplied with the
freshest and choicest delicacies OF the
season. The BILLIARD tables arc the
finest in tho city, n
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OnYERNn MIrnsnnrs.

have been aililcted since Inst March
with skin disease The doctors called &c.
loma. My face was covered with scabs
ana sores, and the Itching and burning
were almost uubearable Seeing your Cu5
WcURA AfAtaDIEs so highly rccom-
lnendeai sonolnded 20 give Them trial,
externally and REsoLvENT internally, Tor
FOUR mo tbs. Icall myselfcured, In graf
ltude 10 which | make this public ttate.
mont, MRS. CLARA y. FREDERICK.
BROAD Brook, Conn.
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A Broken window

During the winter will be q very dis
agreeable thing 10 have In tho house
but Hamilton d Young have taken
precautions to have in store an Inn
mouse stock of window glass and
skilled Workmen, who will promptly,
and ut reasonable prices, replace ali
brokop paues in YOUR house. Tole-
phono Hamilton q Young TO send up
ana put in your glass.
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trOuING DISEASES ounEp.

CurtcuRA staudsat the hopd of its clasa.
especially l. this the case with Inc CurI-
oghA soAP. Have had an unusna ~ good
sale THIS summer, owing to the provalence
OF ~ negrlyoted form o. ths lich throu II
the CuTIoURA RUMEolEs proved saiistn :.
tory. WI, UAKDi(jG' Dmoeist
UNIONTOws, Ky,
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Our ihdles footwear department ia
tho most complete in tho >ity, our
stock 10 completely graded, ir0ln a
goo1 iow'prloed article, to the best IN
inc iand. We handle goods for MI
CLASSES, our prices are mado to suit tho
masses, at Leon Kahn s.
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SCALP. FACE. EARslAND NECK

was afflicted with Ecaemaon the Soqip
Face, Ears aud NooE, which thu druggis.,
where got your remedies, propoui cpd
one oitne worst oa'es that had come uuder
M. notlc., SIC advised mo to Try yonr Gu.
lICuRA hLMEpiES. and after iiva days
uso my scalp and part of my inco war III.
tholy cured aud hope N another week 10
nave my ears, neck aud he other mari OF
my lace curel. HERMAN sLADE
l-0 y. iriI SrPEEr, NEW YORK
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months ago contained short editorial
on This SUBJECT In which the xrsst adj
vants<eS OF such IN enterprise were
pointed out. We sre now highly rrat-
insd 70 sse The HERALD lead OF IS an
afvoeate Of such great work. III N
Undertakes to have an exnoSltion NJ
Dsltas, il VIII hardly fail, "a THE HxR.
AID seldom stops short OF the accom-
psishment OF all its sood undertskings.
Such an EXPOSITION would be worth
thousands 10 the e.-fMcKinney
Democrat.
A pELicArE SUGGESTION. <9
Tho Galveston end OF tho News may
not contain much LEGAL news, because
there is none 10 publish. But it alwsys
comes up with She rates OF the exprtss
companies and the numbers OF the
tickets that drew the prizes n. the
Louisiana lottery. There is a mayer
ssy air shout the cid lsdy.-lDalla
Times.
FnE GREAT RELIGIOUS pAILIEs.
THE DALLAS HERALD and News and
the Fort Worth Gazette are having q
'emorse OF conscience, apparently.
GA Monday morning the News prints
beeeher's sermon Of the day before,
snu the Sszstte and HERALD prints
Talmese's.-l Denton Chronicle.
HOW IT Is THusLY.
a Mr.. Mccall asks Ia be comptroller,
His friends urge ss ons OF his peculiar
qualifications, that he has never hefore
aought office. For about fifteen years
no mas had one In the cOmptrollar's OF.
fec, and it WAS unnecessary for him 10
Seek Dallas Times.
DOWN ON IRELAND.
Governor Ireland doesn't want ANY
more people 10 come 10 Texas. lie
will exouse us for saying that there's
enough here to relegate him to private
llie as soon as hia present term OF OF
nee expires Paris Balance Wheel.
A WARNING,
Oar Democratic lesders In Texas
should bear in mind that the Demo
cratic party ia Ohio gained nothing NV
reaoing men out vi its ranks just be.
cause OF their views on the prohibltior
observation-disclosures Mirror.
A SPLENDID TOWN.
There is not another town In Americ,
ofonly fifteen or eighteen thousand DO
pulstion, that has two morning papers
As good IS the Dallas Herald and Tho
Dallas Morning News Houston Age
AN ExoELLBNr PAPER.
The Fort Worth Daily Mail nov
reaches us every day and Is an excel
lent paper. George loving knows how
10 maze newspaper thGs tho peopl,
want to read.--t Alexander Tribune.
THEY DIDN'T no IT.
The News and THE HERALD (Dal
las), did not light Into one another, a
was expected from tho start. The,
stand like prize fighters feeling OF escl
other Canton Telegram.
FOR ALL TIME.
We now have DSllas Mornin,
News. hut tho Herald Is still dom,
| business az the Old stand with incresa
ed vigor.-I Texas Plowman.