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Naver Omen Your Month

except to put something to eat into it, is an
excellent motto for the gossip and the suffer-
err from catarrh. But while the gossip is
practically incurable, there is no excuse for
anyone's suffering longer from catarrh.
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is an unfailins
cure for that offensive disease. 1t heals the
diseased membrane, and removes the dull
sensations which always attend catarrh.
A short trial of the valuable preparation
will make the sufferer feel like new being.
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nIsFIGUrRNG Humors Humilating Eruptions. Itching
~ fortunes. Scroua. Salt Rheuni and 1nfantile HUI
cured by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES
CuTIcURA REsoLvENT. the new blood purifier
cleanses the blood and Precipitation of impurities and
poisonous elements and thus removes the cause.
CUrIcuRA. the great Skin Cure instantly aays Itch
ina and Inflammation clear the Skin and Scalp, heals
Ulcers and Sores and restores the hair.
CUTIcURA SOAP, exquisite Skin Beautifer and
Toilet Requisite, prepared from CUTICURA, is indls-
pensabe in treating Skin Diseases Baby Humors Skin
Blemishes, Chapped and Oily Skin.
CUTICURA REMEDIES absolutely pure. and the
only nfallibe Blood Purifiers and Skin Beautifiers.
Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura, 80 cents Soap,
Is cents Resovent 81 90, POTTER DRUG AND CHEM
ICAL Co., Boston.
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am an old man. For % years suffered with ulcers
my right leg the result of typhoid fever. Ampu
tation suggested the only means of preserving
life The 60 could do nothing for and thought
| must die. For three years l never had shoe on
Swift's Specific has made permanent cure and added
ten years to my life.
WIN. Il. REED, Hall Co. Ga.
l have taken Swift's Specific for blood poison con
rarte at q medical college at dissection. while wa.
medical student. am grateful to say that it gave
me speedy and thorough after my parents had
spent hundreds Of dollars for treatment.
AUGUSTUS wendell. NJ. D., Newark, \. J..
Ny wife from early girhood has been suffering from
rheumatism. She has tried many remedies, and
must frankly say has derived more benefit from Swifts
Specific than from all the others after long and faithful
trial REV. JAS. L. PIERCE. Oxford, Ga.
Swift's Specific is entirely vegetable. Treatise on
Blood and Skin Disease mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer Atlanta, Ga or
l59 W. 23d st. N Y.
\. w. n. U. 1855. No. 81
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DR9. WHITTIER.

st. Paul, MIMI Regularly Graduated and
legally qualified engaged in Chronic eyous Skin and
Blood Diseases physicians In America Medicines
mail Diseases from Indiscetion Excess
Debility Melancholy, Loss Of Spirits
rendering marriage improper cured Safely privaIey ped
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 Saxr,.SS .A.sAsl A.ssl,n .-,s.ssi CAPITAL PRIZE, $150,0J0

". ip Eeiehy certify ila- we supervise tic tlfIn@cmc"tS r'al. ;lrr Monthly aud semi ArlriGi uiawin"s hi' The i.'l.i-ia,a %ia,r nti,.,y C"uip,nt. and h. l,cr>nu msu- age a,id ru'rur, tEe Drawing, iirnlsCl,"-
 anu shat tlt sanar are VundicIrd with knn
 r-ty, ia.rn s>, T. in .sind ,iaih toward all ,'ai t,s, and "c,autECciYr th,. CpmraEN 10 usc !hi> cert hcHic, with fac sinil Q! Uit ~iSnatutc, atla,hrd, in .t alYcriise.ueiIl~. '
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as loss oi memory, zassitude, nocturnal cinl'- sions. arersions 10 society, dimness of Wis >iof, noises in the head. the vital fluid pass ing unobserved through the Urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and death
 Dr.. NinIic. who is regular graduated physician. will agree to forfeit five hundred dollars for q case of this kind that the ltal Restorative (under his special devise and earmertl will not cure. or for anything lnl- pure or injurious found in il. pr. MEtIe treats Ill diseases successfully without mcr- cyry. Cnnsui;a'ion free Through eNa!n' nation and aGyice, including analysis 0! urine. S5. Prirc of FIial Restorative Sl.5O :o'tle. "r four times the quantity jor S5; s:H, To any address upon receipt of price, or ~. o. D secure from observation and in prl- yate na.-e. ii desired, by A. F. MIN HE. M. Dr. No lS ksaruy stree, san Francisco, Cal.
 Dr. Min.iC's Kidney Remedy, NErHRETi- CUM ctsse all kinds of kidney and bladder complaints. gcunorrhGa, iecucorrh'r'. Slect For sale iy a.l druggists; sl a bottle, six bottles sj.
 Dr. Mriic's Dqudelion Pills and the best Id cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure in .t.i.arkst. For sale by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 ,i,ip hy letter
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Frank c. Earle, Assay Office
 AND CHEMICAL LABORATORY
StlIllIiIDIiS.

l\ HE COTNTY COURT, iG AND FOR
 rE COUNTY OF .5OCIllSE, IN HE
 URRIIOHY OF ARIZONA.
 r,,hu Montgomery. Plaintiff, V. '".l I,\jn.tnu, (. P. Calendar and Janlcn Eru>ic pcl-ndaulS.
 Ac,ian brou.h: in 'ht County Cou.: of CocEisr. Territory ui Arizona. and thc ca'n- ir The ot';rc pf H.. cl"rk ci the sa.t Couiay Conr:.
 The Territory of Ati.o2a st-iS -rvei;n. to: Joe! =. Bl in=t"h. .. l.. talcnuaT and .iImc> Bru,ic, dcfrndah :.
 You are hereby required '.. dpi'car in nN acton brought a.diusi you bl Inc above named inaiuilII. in the County Court uf C"ch.,r Cnun,N. lvirI'rry of Arizona, and tu ,i, -,ver ilc C, Iniiaiul Ii ed therein, within tw,n,l u.Nc t,Avl!> vc "i the day ui seryic,) al cr thr .. y,Icc uu l"u 'f thl> Summnn>, II --rs"d Niinin Ihis county; "r if served ont ,l jhI> county. bat in th> d.tr,t. within iE.Ity dal.: otherwise WI hlu lurty daJS. or iudgmcit by dciaiilt will b,. taken aSIIU>t lou ucrprd,ng tU tIc prayer Ul sad con lalnt
 sad I..''ou i- brought to recover of yf,l ic sam eleven h4.d.cj .inu ior:y two follar-. 4 !ul!y appears toy lac c"nIPihiui flied herein. 4 Guly ccr.iti.i copy u! wnIrh is hrrct. a';a,lirh. And loT "rr hcrcny nu riird .:ai il you fail tr appear aId an>~r' the sad complaint aS above required. the said pl.. sItin will iah- iudrmrnt against you hy d, fali im tiic -iu nj Sl.li3 win interest, .taiuturj dnina-cr- and costs nf s;I.t.
 Gwen under my haid and >,.i Of inc C"untv Court oi c"chi~c Cul:uty. fcrrIioit .i Ariz nH, tAl> fifth day 0t Octobrr, \ b. lSS5.
 -.- 10 WALLACE, C.crl.
 SEAL
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Administrators Notice.

N. H. RAMSEY. ADMlNiSr TRAITOR OF tie r-ia;e ui ". \. Dtncl, d""eH,cG, lied n,. clifton in ;..v rr1aaje Court t'i 'u,.i .it-c CorntN prayiu. nor all or,i@r 10 >t l. the req! and ucrsoral property oclon"inS io said estate.
 Tuesday. the 2iih day of November, lSS-l, at 10 o'clock d. III. i, appointed n> The iIi:!c 'u hear said rctliion and all persons in;rr- c~icL in said cs:L;c are hereby advised tu ar,r.car al the Court ui Probate. III Cuchi-c uu,tN, aUd show ca.-c II any, why an or .,.r iuii u mt be made authOriZin sdd Administrator tn ;, Y all the real and per >..ral I'r"I,,-r l,ri"ngiuE 10 .he estate Oi W .. A. in.icl, ,'rcca~c.'.
 DAI,d. Q, .Dct 34 g.. iSs'.
 B = PEEL.
 FX-trI!ciu Clerk.
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NOTICE.
To the Tax Payers of Co., rhisc County. Arizona:

TAc Territorial and County Tax
 ta,---t ..' '-. .. es foy tHe current year cf 1885 are due and payable at the office of the Tax Collector of said County, in the city oi Tombstone, a,.l must be paid on 0, before :he third Monday in Decenbe- lss:', and on failure to pay the samc as above provided. a penalty of five per cen. aill be added tl.cre,
 4. ]. RITTER, Treasurer and ex Oficio Tax Col lector for Cochise County. Ari- zona Territory.
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NclS Warrington
$500 REWARD

By virtue of thcauthority vested in me by the Board of Supervisors of Cochise County at a regular meeting of said Beard, held on tie 9th day of October, 1885, I hereby offer a reward of $500 for the ap prchensien. dead or alive, of the renegade Apache Chief Geronimo. And by the same auth ority I offer a further reward of S25O for the apprehension. dead or alive, Of any one of said Gcronimo's band cf renegade Indians who have bc~G engaged with him in his murde. ous raids th.ough Cochise County. Such apprehension, to earn the above rewards. must be made by
 .'.r
 some person or persons not in the 1T
 military service of the United States.
 R. $. HATCH, Sheriff.
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FOR SALE

The Ca: !s .an~r n>ar the Ora goon mountains known a. the Lynch ranch together with @ hcad
 r ''.I .t.... 2f cattie and all Improvements. Fer ? lrticulays inquire of Mrs. W E. Morris. Stafford stree::. one house from the foundry. aog24-cw
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2.-19 Priz <, amounting j".... J122.JN
 Application ior talc> tO cIUhS should be nhic orIl :p uuIcc Df tl,e Co:n.,any III New c lran-.
 For iUrtiI.r ,i.:or;na,inu write clearly, giv. In- iuli Lt IT. S. | OSTAi. NOTES. EHprc-s Money Oidcfs, or Ntw York Exchange in Ordinary !c''"r. Currency by FXnrr Gal! s"ls "i ,;' and ii.waI", .tt Otr vAtea>rJ ;,.i- lr
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Tl.e Great English Remedy

II k q never iailIrG cure for nervous de- bilItv, exhausted vi tality, scnIinai weak ness. sl ermaiorrhea, lost naphond. impo- icney, paralysis. and all the terrible effects of self abuse, youth follies and cNce>scs m mature Such
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R. $. HATCH, Sheriff.

Just received at Asbiaun x Walkers cigar cigars, ? for 2j cents. If
 Cigars. t"baccos, pipes, kuives snd in 'act everything iR dh- smokers line. for sale ai Ashmun S Walkers c gar si,rc at reasonable prices. ]. ,s ti II Is Ind srl A terrible thing io lose one's mind. bni < is more terrible think tJ suf- tersucL condition when ii can be SO easily dreventcd. 'oJly
 The stock of natural ice recently pur chased by u<. being all consumed. the .prIee Sf Ice hereafter will be cents Der pound stivb -Aie vii be Da,pIsInce .urine the :. <.- >ligLNIs1iiN. q, Co
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-- \. O WALLACE, C.crl. - Ry (. ". CLUM, Dept. Clerk oct lU tod
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Sample Bottle Free,

ilbe sent to any one applying by letter stIting sym 3ioms, sex and age. strict se- rrecy in regard to all business traIs actions.
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Notice,

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable rates, at the California ranch, l5 miles from Tombstone. Good feed. wa,,r and sh'dr. For particulars. apply to J N. Nash, u, ,hs {, cookery Oh Allen stIve,
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Capital Prize, S13n.OOO

:1'- Notice Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves. 50. tii,hs. $2. TsuthS. S..
 LIST 0F .i.ITES.
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The Silver
 City Stables

Cor. s Xih and Allen Streets. The undersigned would hereby notify the public that he has rsni"ved his sta b!es to the corner of Sixth and Allen streets, and that he is prepared to ren, >" Single aud Double Tedms and saddle horses a: the most rAa son able rates Also runs freight teams to Fairbank. Business men by marking goods to Ey core can be sure O. nuicc transportation.
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VI. \. DiCFHIN,
 New Orleans, La. or M. \. DACPUIN,
 VI ash: nStO:., D. C.

Make P. Q. MoHcy order; payable ant address Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS NATIoNAL BANv.
 New Orleans, La.
 OR LOUIsIASA NATIONAL BANK.
 New Orleans, La, STATE NATIONAL BANK.
 New Orleans, La, GERMANIA NATIONAL. BANK,
 New Orleans, La. uON9-jN
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THE BUSINESS BUDaET.
Tone OF the Stock Market.

Tone OF the Stock Market.
NEW YORK, July l0.-Government
bonds quiet but firm.
There was again very heavy trad.
ing in West Shore firsts and increased
activity in Erie second consos. There
was moderate business in other issues,
the trading in which was well dis
tributed, and prices were generally
higher.
The stock market has been irregular
and unsettled to-day 20 an unusual do
gree, the movements In certain
stocks apparently being quite
independent OF other active shares.
The total sales were only l75, 900 shares,
decrease from Yesterdays of 5000
shares. One OF tho special features of
the market was the strength in Van
derbilts, on tho growing impression
that q movement Is on foot TO adjust
the difference between the New York
Central and tho West Shore on the one
hand, and tho Pennsylvania and the
South Pennsylvania on the other,
IL meeting with considerable en-
cOursgement. At least II is predicted
that the whole railroad troubles,
2s far as the trunk lines arc concerned,
will be speedily settled aud il is known
that moro than usual efforts for some
time past Is being made in this direc-
ton. Ii Is said that Sir Henry Tyler,
Prosi dent OF tho Grand Trunk, who
sails on his trip TO London tomorrow,
feels considerable confidence in the
success OF the effort made by himself
in this direction, which was ono Of the
principal objects Of the visit 10 this
country.
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WaxaliaChlp.

WAXAIIAoHIE, July lO.-rSpecial. -
o. Il. Weidman, at Boyoe, six miles
east Of Waxahachie, was burned ont
last night. MIR. Weidman was most.
mastes, and lived up stairs over Mis-
store. Last night Kerosene lemp ex-
| plooed, causing the confederation
Loss, 5000; insured In the Hartford
flLe insurance Company for 81 600.
Inc Ellis County Medical Society
ne'c us regular monthly meeting i'm
Inc Office OF Ward &Jones, on Wegnes.
day, July s. Drs. Chaplain, Sweat.
W. d. Jones, White, A. A. Thomson
West, ID, g. Thompson, Banks, Fearg
and Wsrd, with Shegog visiting, were
present, with Dr.. K. p. Sweat, prosi-
dont, IN the chair, and E. j. Ward sec
rotary.
The meeting was called to order at o
O'Clock, and after the reading of the
minutes Of last meeting DR.. George IT
Banks was elected to membersljn.
DR.. Ward presented to the society a
young lady sged 20, in whom there
was cOngenital contraction of the ham
String muscles, which flexed tho lsSa
upon the thighs upon an anglo Of
about % degrees, ana Recommended
tenotomy aa a means of correcting tho
detormlJy, and possibly of enabling
tho patient ultimately to walk. This
patient occupied a squatting posi-.
ZION, and moved by Selling a chair,
pushing it In front of her and hoppinp
70 IT, After examining the patient,
the members present thought that the
operation proposed by DR.. Ward Of
Ieted inc only chance OF enabling the
patient to walk. The operation was
accordlDgly. performed, tho limbs
stralghteneu and supported by potter
lor splnts, aitor which the payicn- WAS
comfort
The society took recess from | to 2:3O
p. IN.
Upon re-asBemblng, Dr.J. G. Feara
read carefully prepared ESSAY on tho
Physiological Cell, after which D-,
Chaplain opened the discussion on Tho
Bacillus Theory of Tubercle, in verv
scholarly aud exhaustive paper, He
advocated the theory ofKoch as TO the
bacillus being the causativo agency I'm
the production of tubercle, but CON
tended that the evidence was not suf-
hcient to establish tho doctrine of the
communicability of phthisis.
DR.. IL b. White spok0at length upon
Dr. Clapham's paper, In which ho
agreed with tho latter as to the rela-
ton OF tho bacillus TO tuberole, but
disagreed with him rs to the Insult.
cheney of the evidence Of tho can
tagi BUSINESS OF phthisis. He believed
the evidence to DO amply sufficient to
prove that phthisis Is Communicable
from ono individual 10 another.
Dr. Word dissented from the views
OF both Drs. Claphsm and White. He
did not believe that the bacillus tho.
DRY OF tubercle was proven, and no
denied that thoro was any sufficient
ground for supposlng phthisis to DC
contagious.
DR.. d. q. Thompson stated that ho
q paper on Pbimosis but had
forgotten 70 bring &c with him. H0|
stated, however, that phimosis ia fro.
quontly the cause Of many Of the
tehrile disorders of childhood.
Dr. /. G. West was appointed essav-
lst Tor the next meeting, and DIR. II. b,
White to open the discussion on.Dys-
lntery.
The meeting adjourned to meet on
wednesday, August 5.
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Mt McGREGoR, July l0.-Colone
Grant yesterday received TELEGRAM
from ex.Confederote General S. r
Buckner asking il IN tho eVent of his
visiting Mt. McGregor no would be
permitted TO see General Grant. Col
onel Grant last evening replied with
regrets that his father was not stronu
enough TO 500 him. This morn.
ing another message was Sent
GENERAL Buckner that should Inc
come this morning General Grant
would see him. Accordingly, at lO4O,
General Bucknor and his wife alighted
at the little station on tho top OF tho
mountain. They were met by u. q.
Grant, Jr., who conducted General
Buckner to the Grant cottage. Colonial
Grant and his wife and Mrs Sartoris
were absent attending reunion nj
Round Lake. When General Buckner
mad greeted Mrs, Grant and others on
the VerGndG, he was conducted To tho
generals room, where the sick man
was awaiting his visitor. Generals
Grant aud Bucknor wore fellow
cadets at West Point, and nj thc
surrender If Fort Donelson Gam
Sral Bucknor was tho first
confederate General captured by Gem
oral Grant during the war. The meet
ing was affecting, and the interyiew
lasted an hour. General Grant after
wards showed considerable fatipue es
tho result Of the interview, but aside
rom that, his COnditionis not ohpngod
from this morning.
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HeiQeniIeiu1Rr.

HEIDENHEIMER, July lO.-ISpecial.
Last night an unsuccessful attempt
was made to burn tho store of Dennis
Lynch, of this place. Pine.knots
drenched with kerosene had been
Hired and put directly under the post
ONCE, which occupies part OF the
building. The tire was discovered md
extinguiehed before any great damage
had been done.
This morning q notice was found
posted on tbs waiting room at tho de
pot, headed "Liars and Thieves" under
which wss written the names of quite
number OF esteemed and honnred
citizens of this place. In tho wake of
Chese names were some OF the most
odlous and unCalled for charges an
lndiy dual could make. Tho writer
OF this llbellous and defamatory notice
and the party who fred the post office
are thought to be the gamu. No ar
rests have bean made.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, July iO.-lSpoclal.l T.
Sir. William A. Bowen, OF the San An.
tonic Express, has been seriously III
at the Beach Hotel for few days past.
His attending physician stated to.
night that he thought Mr.. Bowen
would BIO all right in few days.
Alderman Rosenberg, whose at.
tempt 70 vacato his seat was mentioned
in last nights dispaton, still
insists upon resigning, not
withstanding tho highly com.
plimentary vote declining TO &C.
oept his resignation. One of tho
strongest reasons impelling the alder
man to this course Is the fact that his
largo private business demands all of
his time and attention, leaving him
without timo to properly attend TO
public business.
Tho regular monthly drill for tho
gold medal of tho Galveston Artillery
Light Guards came Off last night
at Artillery hall. Tho medal was
won for the third time by Sergeant j.
w. Hartford. After tho drill the bows
enjoyed an imprOmptu hop.
Under instructions from Washinp-
ton tho revenue cutter MoLano lott
this evening for cruise along the
coast To intercept any vessels rom
injected points bound TO gulf ports.
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AnstIn

AUSTIN, July TO- Special TIM
HERALD Printing and Publishing
Company OF Dallas, capital stock $3.50.
900, Plouts, Elliott IL Hall, incorpora.
tors, filed and chartered TO. day.
The collector OF Fayetto County set.
tied to-day.
The assessment rolls OF Galveston
County are tho first received this wear,
Interest on land notes falls due on
August !; If not paid then the lands
arc forfeited,
Bids to lease and purchase will again
DO awarded on tho FIRST Tuesday In
, August.
Scholastic census; Pecos County,
1885, klmble, 3o2; Halo. All the fe,
ports arc about in and the appor ton.
mont OF the school fund will be made
on July TO-
John o. Johnson, heading tho list
for tho postmRstership OF this city, has
applications for positions from ll3
males, 10 married and widowed ladies,
y single lsdioci with possible OPEN
ing for 10.
Hoods Light Infantry, new mil
tary company, organized last night
with \. II. Patrick, Captain; Charles
T. Hicks, First Lieutenant; Hugh
SWAIN Second Lieutenant.
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pLoTsANr.

Rev. David Clark, pastor OF tho
Second Presbyterian Church, on IJegi
Wood street, will return to-day and
fill his pulpit tomorrow Us usual.
Mr.. George Bartholomew, repro.
senting Gale IL AK, left with THT
HERALD office yesterday goodly
sample OF tho celebrated Little Joker
smoking tobacco. II is very fine.
DALLAS, Tex, July 10, 1ss5.-All par,
ties are hereby notified that my wife,
Grace Elizabeth Savone, having left
my bed and board and opened n busi.
ness for herself without my consent, /
will not pay any debt she may con.
tract and all parties are requested not
TO give the said Grace Elizabeth Sa.
yone credit upon my account after this
date. p. SAyoNT.
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Denton,

DENTON, July lO.-[Special. l-Mer-
rift 4. Clark, Of New haven, Connecti-
cut, representing $50 fsmilieswho pro.
pose to locate ia this vicinity is in
tho city. Mr. Clark is highly pleased
with Denton and will so report.
Col. William Cunningham, OF Nash
WIFE, Tennessee, who has been visit
ing his son.in law, Dr.. Edwards, of
this city, returned homo yesterday.
Warm weather and lots OF hay COM
ing in.
Senator John Johnson, OF Collin
tics.
District cour. will convene in this
city next Monday. There i3 a large
docket.
County Collector w. j. McNiel fin
ished selling lands for taxes Yesterday.
Most of the tracts offered wore bid Ia
by the State.
Prohibition will ha the the law Greg
nlating" tho sale ofinIoxicatlng liquors
after the 25th inst
Messrs, Il. {. Smith and j. y. Bot
torofi prominent attorneys OF this city,
have formed q cOpsrtnership.
Tho Denton Gun Club will hold its
regular social meeting at its rooms
next Thursday evening.
a competitive examination OF appli-
cantS for appointment TO Sam Houg-
ton Normal School will be held at tho
Denton city school building on Friday,
July "a. Tho poard,is composed OF
Rev. VIM. Allen, of Bethel; Professor
Mister, Of Plano, and DR.. Edwards, of
Lewisville.
Mr.. G, d. Cleavoland is closing out
his grocery store preparatory TO NOV
Ing TO Bowie.
The Summer Normal School for this
senatorial district convened at tho
Denton city school building Wednes.
day. Professor John Collier, OF Mans
field, is in charge. About 40 teachers
are in attendance. 1t will run four
weeks.
Captain Harris, chief engineer of the
Dallas II Northwestern Railroad, was
IN Denton Tuesday In the interest of
that line, He was accompanied on q
short ride through Denton and Vi
einity by Judge J. A. Carroll, Mayor
.. p. Poo and A. c. Owsley. Captain
Harris seemed well pleased with Dem
ton, aud IL IL generally believed that
the road Will run via Denton 10, Deoa-
tur or Bowie. The people Of Denton
Will do their part toward tho extension
OF the road from this place.
Henry G. Tompkins, son of j. l..
Tompkins, Of this city, was buried at
tho odd Fellows cemetery this oven.
ing. Ho was n promising young man
and leaves many friends, He was the
author Of the drama,"only q Cowboy"
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TYLER July lO,-lSpecial. I-Wnlio
Lyons, li.year old coon, shot an
other colored boy by tho namo Of Jim
Davis, Inst night, az this place. The
wounded boy is doing well TO dav,b but
the doctors fear inflammation may SET
in and cause death. Lyons ~ in jsil
awaiting tho results OF Davis wound.
The compress machinery has all ar
rlyod and is being placed In position.
Temperature so In the shade.