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LET the married mems ball come of
on Wednesday night. The business
mems meeting with regard to the
university fund comes of ON Thurs
day night. Don't let there be any
conflict. Let the m. m. give way to
the b. m.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

plants, Etc.
Il. Quinn first Manufactured and
sold his medicine In Perry, Ca, in Al,
humble way, using an ordinary iron
pot for boiling. The business was
run under the name of Swift a. Quinn,
Perry, Ga, with the caution printed
on each label; None genuine with
out the written signature of n.
Quinn" and the medicine was sold
at $500 per bottle. M.
This co-parinership was dissolved
BY Mr.. @. 4. Swift retiring and Mr.. II.
Quinn continuing the manufacture o
this Celebrated Vegetable Blood RE-
newer from Southern forests up TO
the present time. lie has now sold
his right therein TO the Macon Medi.
cine Company, Macon, Ca
Essay on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
For sale by Castles a. Morrison.
Waco. fexas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

THE morality of that II custom bank
failure is very broadly questioned In
Texas. II 1t were only questioned
broadly by the courts, 1t would be an,
excellent thing perhaps for the small
deposit1fs.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

VIZ can't afford to let the business
mems meeting go by default. II
comes off on Thursday night. Many
business men IRON distance will be
here. Let Waco turn out in force.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

This is the dear old Christmas
week. The small boy cannot be re-
pressed. He burns his little crackers
despite the ordinances.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

hsR-eYery business man of Waco
be present at the business mems
meeting Thursday night. 1t is the
biggest thing out.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

ANOTHER awful murder in Austin
This mysterious series of crimes is
altogether without parallel In the
criminal history of the country. Why
y iti'sn- discovo<ies have ever been
made?
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

THE Gatesville Advance claims 10
have made the discovery that Sena-
tor Coke is an lnidel, and has doubt
less put that down ON his note book
for use when the Senator's successor
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

( Is the aofd reliable Houston &
Texas Central to abandon Waco. We
trust not.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

WACO must stir herself on the $25,
900 university proposition.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

q Waco has abundant reasons TO be
satis6edwith the years operatlons..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

THE St. Louis shops must come
here.
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,hn man, Barlow, Waco is only ten
nv Whna, les ahead of Paris, and
about IL. The H.. $500 sh an. Lille ~.
modest and retiring, ,i IN Tho Whee, al
-Balauce Wheel. "' "''''
VIZ are glad to see the b.w nrea;
cate its boastings on good .odel
and we hope to see it advance sal
more on the Waco plan. 1t is goot
ono
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VIZ want the water mains indeG.
nitely extended.
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PEMoVED-oN JANUARY LIST WILL
~ remove my music store from 100 South
Fourth street 10 BIZ Austin avenue.
l.. V MOORE.
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SEXUAL POWER POSITIVELY AND PER.
-, name tll restored ia two 20 ten days. BY a
deL.clons CONNECTION; Sealed pamphlet free
Louis Mo. - ''N ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.

HoksEs STOLEN = FROM AXTFLI.
- nlght Of November I'D one iron. gray
anu ssddle-matks. Also one dark brown
morse, blind III right eye. branded with span.
lsn brand on LEFT thigh and g on left law; 90
reward VIII be paid Tor the recovery OF either
H. W. ALANcHARD.
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GRoOERlEs-BF wortham has open1da
~ nrs',alAss grocery in connection with The
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Waco is down to business.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27
WE want electric light.

We want street crossings.
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NdoYEy TO LOAN IN SUNS OF 500 AND
wi UPWARDS, on easy terms W. h. PAT.
TfRsok a CO. Waco. Texas
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NANTED-GEHTLEM AND WIFE M
w sire hrst-class board and well. fnrnis he'd
room. or suite Of rooms, where there are no
other boarders For proper Accommr drtions q
liberal price Will be paid Address, lock box
3i2 postofice.
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FOR RENT

E'IFTY MEN WANTED AT THE KIRK
II patrick farm. East Waco.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

TOR sALE:-a good second hand engine. per
feet running order. good as new, at hal
price. Ton PApeIrT.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-27

E,oR RENT-A NICE LARGE, WELL.
L furnished room. with southern exposure.
Also few gentlemen boarders wanted
MRS. JNO. BOWMAN, TIs Franklin street
THE store house heretofore occupied by
Eaton a 6uinAn South Fourth street 25I
100 feet The most moderate terms given.
Apply To J. 4 Elgin.
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II residence VI North Eighth street with ave
rooms, stable, water, etc. Apply to
b. l. NORMoOp.
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CHPE.r coLUmN


EoRsALR--sTovEw WOOD OR CORD WOOD
II Leave orders nj Moore 4 Thompson's.
MRS. n. A. KIRKPATRICK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-18
San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO, July n Special. f.
Conyiliisno Hoinaadez, wealthy
Mexican citizen, politician and ranch
owner, Was murdered two days ago at
Gurrers, On tho Bio Geanda, 40 miles
below Eagle Pass, by band of rust
lers Hernandez, as became his posi-
ton, had been very active in prose-
cutting laYless characters. He VISA
Waylaid and filed full of bullets while
going from one OF his ranches to Guer-
rera. he Was tho most prominent
Mexican citizen In his posilion on the
border. The authorities aro torrorizad
and afraid to prosecute.
Mr.. Lott, OF the Arkansas Pass Rail-
way, has come back from tho North
ana says the roads prospects arc
blooming. Mr.. Kennedy, the million
aire of Nueces County, Ia holding the
sponge for them, and they together
mayo mado all arrangements for 95
miles OF road. Tracklsying will begin
IN August. 1t Is not known whether
the road will 60 by Beeville or Goliad.
Citizens of both those towns are
rustling for it..
The man found murdered near this
city yesterday was II. Brewer, a sheen
owner, of Murphysville, Texas. 30
had been here for some time, but had
not shown up at his hotel for several
days. A man answering his descrip
ton was some Tina before Browor's
death, In the hack OF one Solonor s q
noted character, recently from Dalus.
A letter of introduction to Solomous
was found in Brewers yalise. Solo.
mons and "F'ort Worth Jackr are now
in jail, charged with assaulting and
robbing another man. Detectives arc
doing their level best on tho case.
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Palo Pinto

PAIo PINTO, July H-lSpeclal. r.
jake Adams, charged with tho muir
der Of Sam Cowan ct the coal mines in
this county, IS having an examining
trial before Judge Il. X. Taylor.
Adam doesn't deny killing the man,
but claims it was done in self defonse.
No one Witnessed the killing except
two children about and 10 years old
respectively.
Tho tournament on Keechi was a
"lasb," but the visitors had a nice
picnic and fight to settle their din
nors.
The saloons, on account of local op.
ton, will close on August /.
Crops fine.
Colonel Britton appeared before the
Commissioners Court this morning
and told them that he would submit
to any honorable and liberal arrange
morta they would mako with MIN for
completing tho court house. II was
decided that committee of seven bo
appointed TO appfaise the value of the
work 10 far done ana what the cost
would be 20 complete the structure.
Colonel Br.tt0n was required 10 make
. now bond. There Is not man in III
Paso but what believes Colonel Brit.
ton 70 be an honorable man and wants
20 DO what rs right.
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and press rooms of tho four
papers were completely ruined and
tho business offices were flooded, The
building, which was owned by Stilson
Hutchins, was valued at 100000; said
TO be covered by insurance. Three
presses in the building, said to DO val.
uod at 100000, wore ruined. The total
loss VIII reach Sl50,0OO, about two
thirds Of which IL covered by insur-
anoe. The Evening Star at once ten
dered tho use OF their Office TO both the
Post aud the Republican while the
building was still in flames and the
editors and printers OF the Post and
Republican went hard vt work at the
Star Office preparing this mornings
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Bowie

Bowie, July l7.-tspocial.l-w Ii,
Hurst, who had an examining trial
here few days since on the charge OF
being AN accessory to tho killing Of
j. w. Kerr by aiding Il. n. Irvino to
escape, and wko was discharged by
tho magistrate of this precinct, the
State falling 20 sustain tho charge,
was yesterday roarrestod by Deputy
~ Il. Hume, on a telegram from
Sherih McLsin, and was taken 60
Montague this morning. The reason
ana ohitot Of this action by the county
authorities is not perceived and pre-
sonts Conundrum,
%, Mr., p. l., White, late OF Paris,
Texas recently located in Bowie, has
purchased tho w. 4. Pom property,
on Mason street, and will open a stock
OF groceries In it tho lst OF August.
"A number OF wagons with pros.
pectofs from the older counties have
few days.
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hIcGregor,

McGREGoR, July l7.-LSpecial, I'm
your Issue Of nth instant you pub
lished . piece headed GWorthy Aid,n
iu which IL seems Mrs. Brummett lost
her husband st ths plsco lew days
ago. Your correspondent has mado
di!igent inquiry and can learn nothing
OF any such family having ever bton
hero. IL is possible your worthy
mayor aud generous citizens havo
been victimized or thcre Is o mistake
in the place she rs alleged 90 have
co from.
Several from MuGrogor wont TO
Moody yesterday to attend the clos
ing exhibition Of tho Moody Academy.
Tho exhibition was highly entertain
Ing and very interesting, Captain Be-
ker has built M a fine school at
Moody. Ho continues there another
year.
Large quantities of wheat and oats
are being sold in MoGregor every day.
Prices: Wheat Is; oats % per bush0l.
The yield OF oats has been enormous, q
great many farmers having made 70
bushels per acre. Most of the grain
is being shipped over the Texas IL ST..
Louis railroad.
Old Sol has been pouring down HIS
heated rays most fugioUsly this week.
There was one case OF sunstroke, the
victim being one OF THE HERALD COR
respondents fine pigs.
The health Of tho town is very good.
THE HERALD IS being put into nu-
morous hands here daily by The enor-
getic little newsboy Johnnie Pedgott.
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whatever has been agreed upou
toward tho consummatiOn Of tho do
sired pool. Several propositions mud
methods for arriving at basis upon
which TO declare pool are under con-
sideration, and to-day's sessions were
occupied in o general discussion of tho
proportions. The sessions are charse-
terlZed by harmony, and the desire is
expressed on the part OF representa-.
lives Of the several important roads to
deliberate carefully and finally reach
q pooling basis that may prove fair
and satisfactory 10 all intere SITS,
Under the law permitting each rep
resentative Of tho State TO designate a
scholar for tho Sam Houston Normal
Institute, Representative Fisher, of
the district, has conferred q scholar.
snip upon Miss Junie Petit, OF this
city the daughter OF Mr.. c. {. Petit,
OF the Texas Banking and Insurance
Company, she having passed tho most
credltGble examination for the honor.
Under tho recent ruling by tho Sec
rotary OF tbs Treasury express com
panies gro authorized to receive pas.
sengors' baggage on landing at New
YORK and Immediately transport the
same in bond TO Galveston, Texas, and
the chief port1 OF entry in tho United
states without examination on pay
lnent OF duties at New York,
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Tenplo.

TEMPLE, July IT, Special The
ground has been broken and building
material is being placed on tho ground
for the erection Of now bank build
ing on Twelfth street. The company
20 occupy tho building has been or
genized and is composed OF Mossrs.
G.. l.. Wilcox, j. b. Nunnoley, l., NJ.
Chsttln and II. l.. Hollingsworth-all
citizens of this place.
Mesers. Nuunoley u Go. are also
adding another story TO their brick
etoro TO accommodate their growing
business. The two new brick
business houses OF Meyer IL Swink
are nearly completed, and VIII be &C
cupled in a few days Several other
brick Buildings on Tenth and Twelfth
streets and Avenue D arc uudor con-
tract,
Immense quantities OF grain pour in
every day, and soll Tor fair prices.
The crop of small grain Is unpre-
cedontod in this section, Ono dealer,
Mr., A, Il. Bentley, has shipped more
than 100000 bushels.
Everybody Is lively and hopeful
and th0ro 4 no doubt but that now
boom for Temple has fnirly set in.
Rov. MIR. Lempkin is conducting q
series of meetings at tho Baptist
Church hero this week, Ho received
an anonymous communication on
yesterday asking him to locate hell
in his sermon last night. Tho affair
was pretty well aired beforehand and
an immense gathering thronged tho
church and tho street In front TO hear
the matter discussed. AS 10 the
merit of tho effort of tho minister
there Is the usual difference OF opin-
ion,
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Wills POINT, July l7.-LspeclaLl--
The institute building was filed "a
Overlooking last. night to Witness the
exercises OF tho Normal Institute. Tho
programme was as follows:
Vocal Quartette-"God will DO with
His People,
Defamation by Master Horny
Cowlos.
Vocal duet by Misses Thompson
and Bruce.
Address by Professor r. v. Yantis,
Subject; "Ollico of tho Teacher
Vocal duet by Misses Human and
Benham,
Reoitstion-"Arohio Doau,n by Miss
Lula Montforl,
Medley.
Tho audience was quiet aud seemed
TO enjoy the occasion.
Mrs, Steele deserves credit for tho
arrangement Of the musical part of the
programme.
The interest in tho Normal Is still in
oreasing. The exercises are highly ON.
Pertaining and instructive,
The people here seem fully alive 10
their school interest now.
Weather dne.
Crop prospects good.
Business dull.
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Ell PAso, July H. [spoclal.l-
United Statos Deputy Marshal Man,
ming arrested Milliano Luauna aud
Ascension Wilma, a. Camp Rice, las.
night for smuggling h0rlaS over rom
Mexico. Commissioner Boring placed
them under bond to appoer before tho
Federal Court.
E' Howard arrived In El Paso about
q week ago and registered at tho Cen.
tral Hotel as the owner Of large mine
In Mexico. He was slick talkor and
before no was In town long managed
10 raise over $1,000 on worthless
checks He was to-day lodged In lail
on the charge of swlndling, just az he
was about % nkiL The town.
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The Trail Troubles

KANSAS CITY, July IA cores
pondent who has been at Dodge City,
Kansas, investigating tho difficulties
between the Southern Texas drovers
aud the northern ranchmen telegraphs
that Notwithstanding Inspector Arm
Atr0ng's report there will likely be
inrther trouble and probability OF
blo0d-shed, II the attempt is made TO
drive Southern Texas cattle over
ranges In the Territory. Tho ranch
men Of the Territory maintain that
Inspector Armstrong has not visited
the scene of disturbance and has not
ascertainod the full facts.
ANOrlIER TELEGRAM TO MIR, LAMAR,
The following was telegraphed the
secretary of the interior tonight:
KANSAS CItY, Ju'y II To Hon, l.. q. L
Lamar, Secretary OF the Departments OF
! Athc ntcri,r Washington.
We are Informed that INSPECTOR
| Armstrong recommends the employ
ment OF the military forces of the
| UnltCd states % cut q passage for
infectious cattle. There has been no
| judicial ascettoirmeut OF The rights OF
the parliea 10 this coutroyorsv.
| Citilons OF the United States,
!
Texas, Colorado, Kansas, Iowr,
| Illinois, Michigan, Now York, Massa
Chug,t's, Virginia and Missouri, who
are tho oWuorI Of catto whose
health would ha Effected bv
such en- invasion, through
tho undersigned, their committee, ask
the government, before it uGos
the army, 10 enforce tho rights
claimed on ono side aud donied
on tho other, 90 dispatch q competent
veterinarian % the spot 70 ex-
anime the situation Rnd report 10
you the condition and character
OF the herds which tho troops
arc expected to load, and the probable
effect upon 0thercsttle which tho pass.
age such herds through the country
will produce. Thoy respectfully ask
that such veterinarian be SOM at once,
lSigned w. A. TOWERS,
THOMAS A. LEE,
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MARsHALLy July H-LSpecla!. AT
a regular meeting ofthe City Council,
held last night, lengthy petition was
presented, signed by a large number
OF the beat people, praying therein to
rescind tho ordinance granting saloons
and other places of business to omen
on Sunday up to 0 q. m. and after 4
p. IN.
A motion to lay the petition aside
prevailed, much to the ohagrln and
disappointment of the petitioners,
ia Bean, whose trial, conviction and
life sentence to the penitentiary, q full
account Of which has already appear-
go In THE HERALD, for the murder of
Charles Stephens, at the last term of
the District Court, is out in card, In
which he says he did the killing and
That Amos Stephens, now confined In
the jail at Tyler, charged with being
al accomplish In the Killing, il limo.
cent of any completely in the affair
ne says no killed Stephens In cold
blood and ain't ID bid sorry for Il,
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tIIIlslora

HILLsRoRo, July H. Special. The
deputy town marshal and deputy
sherifl yesterday arrested Wash
Cooper, charged with the murder of
his btotherin-law in Lson County
about three years ago. The circum-
stances Of the murder appear thus:
Cooper and others had been accused of
being engaged in wholesale horse and
cattle stealing. This brother-in-laW
being called before the grand Jury, rot
seven bills against Cooper and COM
pany for theft or cattle. In order to
get rid of so important witness
against them, they are charged with
numbering this witness, then Killed q
large bull, disemboweled him and
sewed up Cooper's brother.in-law in
the bull, 1t seems that the State has
only within the las. month procured
sufficient evidence to this bill for muir
der.
Yesterday evening City Marshal
johnson arrested one Henry II. Tom.
pie on the charge OF drunkenness.
Tomple, 10 iss alleged, attempted to
bTibo the marshal to free him, and the
marshal notifying Tom Bell, sheriff,
he placed Tomple in jail. Temple
appears 10 the officers 10 DO q bard
and suspicious character. He looks
uneasy and frightened. lie says ho
oamo from Coosa County, Alabama,
to Texas ia 1852, and had stopped az
MeXia and Bry an and then returned
20 Alabama; came back to Texas in
1881 and has takon in Waco, McGro-
gOr, Fort Worth and Dallas; hes also
been in Ellis, Smith and Hopkins
Counties. Temple is about six feet
high % OF % years old, has ligh. hair
aud beard nearly white, largo foot
gnd hands and stopped In shoulders.
It wanted at either Of the above
places By notifying Sheriff Boil, at
HillGboro, no will deliYor him,
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Palestine.

PALESTINE, July T-lSpsclal. "A
large crowd attended the Long barbs.
cue held three miles west of this city,
yesterday Tho Hon. John II. Reagan
delivered an interesting address, in
when he, encouraged such social
events, ana regretted the decadence Of
INC olq,timo sociubllity and hospital
w when chsrsolorized tho earlier
settlers Of the ueighborhood,
Captain II. II. Gamucqg ella, f,I.
lowell with an appropriate gddrcss.
finishing Of on tho subject of inte,n,
peranco and the great evils being
wrought by tho same.
Iho pay car dropped $3j,G 600 hero this
evening. -''''
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they cover a great deal of space and
look very knowingly; Rev. David
Coulson,. of San Antonio, presiding,
DR.. McIlhaney, secretary. 5.-: g.
Country friends are orowding the
market with fruit and vegetables, and
they are all in good spirits with this
hattering prospect ola bouutiful har-
vost Of corn and cotton.
The number of health seekors In in
creasing every day. They are here
from every part ct the State afflicted
with diseases too numerous 10 mon.
ton. They arc constantly going and
coming, Some are relieved Of their
SiIments in 2 very short tlno and go
away rejoicing and praising the wa
ters OF Lampag9s; moro stubborn cases
require several week before improve
ment is discernjble, but seldom is
there au instance where benefit is not
doriVed when the patient gives the
waters fair test. The time is not lar
distant when Lampasas will DO equally
as famous az the Hot Springs ia Ar
kansas. IL has wonderful effect en-
wOrnOut editOrs,
Business is dull, but our merchant
are generally in good spirits and hope
ful o, better times in few weeks.
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Cnrhnn

CARBON, July l7.-lspocisl. Last
night at lowell, DR.. Young, tho great
temperance lecturer of Texas, lectured
to very appreclatiyo audience, onter
tanning thom for over an hour with
his usual brilliant talk. He organized
q council with % members. II Is hoped
to have q grand council at Jewell ero
loug and, TO use DIR. YOung's express
sion, route old "rod eyen and "kill 'om
straight from the country forever.
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LAMrAsAs, July 17-lspooial. H.
p. Edwards slipped OIL with en- helTess
this morning The requisite papers
were secured, preacher mot Mr.. Ed
wards and Miss Polly Andersen ct
hempner and now they aro Mrs. and
Mr. Edwards. The parents are
wealthy. Tho groom lisa handsome,
captivating chap. The old story of
parents conclliated isropeated and tho
loving couple will soon return 10 do
honor 10 tho town.
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Henderson

HENDERSON, July lI-ISpoclal.l-
To-day tho business men of Hender.
son met and appointed o committee to
confer with Ike committees from Dal.
las and Tyler, Rt Tyler, at an carly
date, and present tho advantages Hem
dorson could offer for the extension OF
the Dallas Trunk to this city. The
following gentlemen were appointed,
which shows Henderson means busl,
neos: Colonel Il. NJ, Holton, Q. l..
Nunnally, DIR. a, &. Neal, j. q.
Hickey, w. 5. Moss, Sr,, Il. w. POttey
and II, y. Miner.
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
WHITE FOAM. :"

man, even II we desired to, which wa
40 not, when it would he impossibla
Tor him to make his bond? Whateyey.
may arise before the meeting of the
commissioners Court in August. The
people may rest assured that no color.
90 man will receive the appointment.
Messrs Ragland, Cornes, Terry and
Coleman arc the names in the public
mouth from which tho court il 10 ae.
lecE the next Judge, il it be true that he
will not DO colored, " w --e