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Marshall

MARSHALL, Aug. ls.-ISpecia.l-
Discouraging accounts continue g.
come in from all parts oithe county Ia
reference TO tho cotton crop. Many
ray tho crop will not average over
oue-half Of what was at drst expected.
A Chsutsueua Circle was formed
here last night, Hon, W. I. S. Keller,
president; Mr.. S d. Rainoy, first vice
presidents; Mr.. James rurner, second
vice president; Miss Mary Young, sec
rotary; w. Il. Adair, corresponding
secretary; apd Mrs. Jamlson, tr0as
urar.
a, Il. Law, ohioi engineer of the Fort
Worth d Denver railroad, nas returned
from the North.
Hon. James uogg, of Tyler, IA in at
Guidance Az Jne court.
Mdnag Lloyd, Of the Marshall n
Northwestern, hiss returned from the
North after purchasing oso no g on
giue and 20 cars for tho use OF Q
road.
Tho grand jury, Hon. A. r. Sun 10
foreman, sut led uowu 20 bu siu,ss tnis
mCrniug. A batter selection OF jurors
never assOMuled iu this county.
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O0rslcann

CoRsIoANA, Aug. lS-[Spcclal. The
man Taylor who was shot yesterday.
isstill alive, but in = precarious con.
dition.
Hon. h. @, Mile win addross tho
people on the subject OF prohibition nj
the opera house Saturday night.
The base ball tournament propoaed
to 10 given by the Corsicana club, has
been abandoned on account of not ret
ting enough clubs TO como 20 make The
matter II success.
Rev. DR.. Whory, of Virginia, has &C.
ceptod tho call Of tho First Presbyto-
rian church at this place. lie will
have his family hero and enter upon
his past0rats October |.
The Cumberland ProAbytorlau
church will DO opened FOR service next
sabbath after having undergone OK
tensive and elegant repairs.
a camp meeting Is in progress four
miles southwest OF this place and
large crowds attend. II is under the
management Of the Cumberland Pres
byterian church. Last night 20 per-
soma designated Themselves as seekers
OF religion.
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while lie WAS attempting to give a
magic lantern .entertainment at
Aqujlla tho "mob" doused him with
dirty wstor, injured his apparatus
and compelled him 10 leave the little
town very hastily. Per contra, IL is
said the Rev. Trimble was making
himself very thick with tho negroes
and disguised some of the white boys,
who determined TO play practical
joke on him and scare him away.
The Bay this afternoon publishes Or.
CarrolPs prohibition sermon, delivered
Sunday night, in reply to Senator
COke's prohibition speech, which
the senator mEde last rlurE-
dey night, This community Is turned
almost topsy-turvy on the lOc0l option
question, and it threatens 10 raise an
amount OF bitterness that is almOs. de-
plorable. w. X. HomaD, of Caldwell
county, will be here tomorrow to hslp
out the local OptiOuists. Nat @, Hon
dersOn h9a been here since sunday
shooting or his ba2oo for the whisky
sldo Tho town is almost u unit against
local option.
New cotton ia coming in rather
freely, and sold to-day NJ o. cents.
There is rom0 doubt "a yet whether
Waco, for rRe coming season, will
enjoy the favorable freight rates that
enabled her buyers TO pay such high
rates for cotton las. season.
WHEY Anderson left here Tonight to
take charge OF the EriD Telephone
exchange et I'll PasO.
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Plano

PLANO, Aug, Is Special. Tho
Prohibitionists of Collin county will
begin the canvass In earnest on Mou-
day, at Mckinney, with the Roy. II. b.
Kimbrough rs champion Of their
cause. The Ch 'mpionshlp of said
cause was formally tendorad him a
few days since by tho Prohibltiouists,
buj ne Withheld his acceptance IN or
der 10 ask u leave Of absence and an
endorsement by tho Plano Baptist
church, OF whiun he rs pastor. At a
conference meeting yesterday leave OF
absence aud the coveted endorsement
was granted 10y vote Of II to Z, Tho
opposition assorted that thoy had no
objection 20 his combating the evils OF
inIemporaucO fro n hls pulpit, but that
90 take the stump In q heated y ,litlcal
issue compromised tho dignity Of d
minister OF tho g0epel. Tho senti-
ments and expressed wishes OF tho
majority, nOwovOr, prevailed and his
acceptance 10 ospouse that side of the
cause has Como forward and tho can
vass will a. once begin, with Plano
Baptist church minus q pastor; tho
flock scattered because they hear not
their shepherds vOice-all 10 give 10
prohibition head and to politics an
earnest and eloquent advocate. 10 10
said thnt had Dr.. klmbrough declined
Howe Y. Peyton would have been
chosen Instead.
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SAN ANTONIO, Aug. ls.-iSpociaL j.
Frank Wobber, collector for Guonther
q zsdIch, VINO mysterlously dissa-
pearod some weeks ago, who left no
trace behind him and who was be.
lieved 10 nave heen murdered, h "
been heard from iu "a remote locality.
He skipped WITH 5000 Of his employers
money, aud Is trying 10 leave the
country Ivy o Circuit Gus route.
At Lupky, Edwards county, yostor-
day, q. A. Iutweiler shot a hawk with
a Winchester rifle. Tao bullet passed
through thu bird ami posed through
the heart ~ h sdBarest friend, Albert
jackson, who was standing 100 yards
away aud hidden from Tutweilor.
Jackson ran fulv 100 yards NJ tho top
Of his spead and fell dead, Tutweiler
Is wild with grlot.
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MCKINNEY, Aug. lS.--[Special Tho
residence of Mrs. I. q. Mckinney was
destroyed by fire. this morning. 1t was
occupied by &. IL. Day, who had but
lately moved into II, and who in.
tended using IL al a boarding house.
Lose, $1,000; insurance, $40. Furniture
insured. The loss win fall heavily on
Mrs. Mckinney, who IN widow with
q large family.
w. M. Blanks was to-day committed
to jsil on charge OF horse stealing by
Sheriff q. S. Beck. The theft was
committed in the western part OF Col
lin county and Blanks was arrested in
Denton county while on the scout.
II. Q. Mack ha9 published q list of
appointments " discuss anti.logai OPP
ton. He is the Moses who Is expected
20 lead the whisky men,
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Denton

DENTON, Aug. IT, Especial. Elk
Sheriff Dallas Clark died in this city
at / o'clock this morning. The re-
mains aro to be inferred beside those
OF his vito aud child at Lswisvll!e.
He leaves a large circle Of friends ip
Denton county.
Mr.. d. M Street, an old gentleman
who has been q citizen OF our county
Tor many yoRrE, died at the residence
OF his son, William Street Two miles
southeast OF town yesterday evening.
Marshal Wright, q farmer, living
about two miles northeast Of Denton,
d'ed at bis home yesterday.
District court II now on tue last week
Of It's torn. lion. L. NJ. Davidson,
special judge, viii probably oggupy
the hencn most of tho week, William
AUorbury was found guilty Of theft OF
cattl0 last Friday aud given q tbrse
yoa-s' form IN tho penitontiarv.
The court i8 occupied in tho
Finley GrissOm cgsOs to-day. There
q quito "a number Of charges OF cattle
Stealing against GrissDm. At this
whiting the attorneys ara entertaining
the c0ury with discussion regarding
q proposed change ot venue. Tine ns-
ton aliege8 that thore eXints "a COM
b.uGtiun Of influential citizens against
him, and chat no cannot got ius.lco in
Denton county.
THO fire engine and apparatus be-
longing 90 the fro deportmeut have
been removed 90 5h9 now eu.
gino house, On tho rear OF tho
Baptist church. This is on high
ground, Gnd d better size could not
have been selected.
Mr.. a. u. Graham will commence
tho erection soon Of two-storv brick
on tho lot formerly occupied by tho
livery stable ON tho east side OF tho
square. IL Is TO be ono OF tho hand.
symGst sLOrahouses IN tho city.
Coke and Mtl's position thas the
prohibition citation in Texas il got
ten up TO mislesd unthinking Demo
Gratis into the now prohibition party
which is being formulated in tho
North, SEQ occupied by thinking Demo
erals hero.
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calvert

CALVERT, Aug. ls,-[Speoisl.l-Tho
object OF Ito thieves who entered tho
sturO.huuses OF several dtms on sun.
day uignt was discovered by Mr..
Fred White la'o THIS ov nDng by no.
toIng man putting his he I'd out OF a
window iu one ut .hu toward OF oOm-
ppny's cotton saut houses On asking
VINO IL was and receiving no reply Mr.,
Whito entered thB house, aud IS ma
did tha party that no noticed hurrioiiv
leit without giving any explanation
why ne had seeratol himsoif
in tho soad house, This led 80
the discovery Of large hundin
OF clothing, q saddle and pritla, box ut
uigsfs Hui a lntul cakes. Tho ullrAiaU
nslouvtd fo Adnuo IS Mlstrol. the sai-
do aud huilB is thH uropsftf % y
Pcuss, and thu olgtrl and cake onion <
g. w Stricken The scnundrn, next
made ha appoarguoA gt tnp hrm
hous or n Jnhn Mcb3pGon. aud eve.
nearly suooasslui "a getting away Win
a due horse, TN property III araut,-.
who Discovered trH poo 81 'ras
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THE TEXAS KILOGRAMS.
LAND BOARD AND AUSTIN ITEMS
Assignments Ofthe state Supreme Court
An Ascending San AntOnian
Traced - A Eiano Preacher
Leaves the FnIpit for the
Prohibition stump
AnEtin.

AUSTIN, Aug. 1S.--[Special. Tho
Hood Light Infantry, of Austin, was
chartered to day with A. G. Patrick,
captain; Hugh Swain, first lieutenant;
Nick Houx, second lieutenant.
Thomas billiard was commissioned
first, and James Martin second lieu.
tenant in the Excelsior Guards, "a
colored company of San Antonio. NJ.
jor OF the Galveston ar
tillery battalion, and w. f.
ManBOn, first lieutenant and adj
jutant. The battalion has Just been
formed, and consists of the Galveston
Artillery snt tho Galveston Light
Guards,
The land board today held "A session
TO give final instructions 10 tho grass
commissioner, some OF whom leave
tomorrow. On the ground
that they will purchase horses
5000 has been advanced
each commissioner for that purpose,
and other necessary expenses. They
will be paid for their serviceB SO per
day and necessary travelling eX-
penses.
Mr.. J. NJ. Strong, Of Dallas, has re-
signed and another commissioner will
be appointed iu0t9ad,
DuV0l county shows $4,000 de-
crease; Mitchell, Sl02 900.
In answer to inquiries made by
Beall d Autry, OF Corsicsna, the
comptroller says the tax derived from
liquor mon Is 5000 600 annually, which
is about one-tnird OF the States rev.
enue and which would be cut oil
should prohibition prevail throughout
the entire State He says tho prOhib-
ton movement 80 far has decreased
State revenues over 100000.
Colonel BahcOCS leaves Tonight fog
New York on business connected with
the capital land Syndicate.
SUPREME COURT or TENAs,
The following iE tho assignment %
causes in the supreme court, at Tyler,
for tho term beginning on tho first
Monday in O3tOoer. 1885:
First Assignmeut-IEO woeka, be-
ginning Monday, October o, 1855, are
assigned Tor hearing causes from tho
counties OF San Augustine, NaCOgdC-
ches, Cherokee, Anderson, Sabine,
Gregg, Harrison, Wood, Henderson,
Upshur and Smith,
Second slgnmant-TWO weeks, boz
ginning Mo1dty, October ~, 1850, arc
assigned for hearing causes from tho
counties OF Bowie Caas, Camp, Frank
lin, Marion, Morris and Titus.
Third Assgnment-RwO weeks. be-
ginning Monday, November 2, 1885, are
assigned for hearing causes from tho
counties of Dolta, Hopkins, Hunt,
Kaulman, R1skwau, Rsin0g, Red
River ana Navarro.
Fourth A-silnmout-pwu weeks, be-
ginning Monday, NOvem or rs, 1855,
are assigned Tor nelring causes from
the counties ~ Pamela, Rusk, Shelby
and N1n Zaudl.
Fifth Assigumen'-Casos from other
branches Ol the court and those sent
TO tho Tyler branch by agreement OF
counsel wilt be taken no 40 tho end Of
the fourth assignment.
BY order OF the court.
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BAIRD Aug. ls.-[Spsoial. Tho as
SCISSOR has about completed his work,
and this increased value of taxable
property is a5ou. 100000. This, ia
tho faco otso many cattle AID other
stock having been driven west,
spe Ike well for tho county.
Che commissioners court met on
last Monday aud did q good deal of
business. The new oOGrI house WAS
received aud the contract 60 furnisL
with proper furniture wac ergrdeC 90
Mr.. James Smith, Tho CriFi.a con
trtctOr
cho furniture VIII 10 Lo.o /. about
GuoatR
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With headquarters at Marshall, Is in
the city. ~
In the city. -
MIR. Ashby $. James, cashier of the
Panhandle National bank, passed
through the city to-day en- route home,
from Palo Pinto county.
Mr.. Robert A. Rogers, who went Ia
Virginia about the first OF the month
TO capture wife, is expected home in
Q few davs. :"
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A Cabin Dvnanit.r.

DsNvER, Aug. lS.-Tho Tribune Re
publiosn's Aspen, Colorado, special
says; "Near Meeker, on Sunday last,
the cabin OF Pat Jones
ana Robert Rogsn, brothers,
was blown up with dynamite by nm
known parties. James and Patrick
wore instantly Eillsd. Robert miracu-
lousy escaped. There a. M clue 10
the porpetratOr.
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Boitnn

BeLToN, Aug. ls.-lspec.aLl-I a
difficulty this moaning between
George stone, OF this place, and Quircs
Wilkersou, OF Holland, the latter r..
ceivei n dangerous, II not fatal, knife
wound Ia tho back, the Snifo penatra
ting tnu ROdomlndt cavity, Just below
the diaphragm He is now Ia n very
critical condition. Some WAX arrested
nnl Mimi.
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GREENyILLE, Aug. 1S.-[SpecIal. -
The first bale Of new cotton was
brought into market this morning by
Mr.. j. Is. Marshall. Tho cotton was
raised near the city limits. The bale
weighed CPS pounds and was Bold, after
some lively bidding on the streets, for
Sl00 to Mr.. y. j. G9e.
Tho case OF Henry Shamberger for
the murder Of Miss Smith was con-
tinuod to the next term of court.
Bill WGtlsy and BarAoy Bailey, ne
grOas, wsr0 arrested yesterday at
Commerce by Constable Hariis, on a
charge OF assault 10 murder 8 man
living nesr that place, and wero jailed
here today.
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LoNovIEw, Aug. lS.-[SpeciaLl-Bob
Hugt p Texas & Pacific freight con-
ductor, fell or was knocked from his
rain as Il was nearing tho junction
this side of TeXarkaua. yesterday.
Whom tho Jrain arrived nt tho June
ton no was missed and search in
stituted. After two hours ne was
found lying In tine WOOda near wharO
no fell with tho back aud side OF hin
mead br0kon and bruised. Before
reGching roxarkang no went into
cCnvulsi ms. Nothing later has boon
heard here in regard 20 the affair.
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PARIS, Aug. IS Special. Mr.. Ru.
dolph Hulme, tina supposed murderer
of Mt. Prock, IL still before the cor
oner's jury, l seems diflcdlt 10 prove
that uulma Is IN man who tho
Prock. Tn investigation OF yostur.
dav and to-day has bgon mainly 60
find out conclusive proof M TO
Hulmr'4 guilt iha Investigation IL
secret. No one ~ allowed to be present
hut tha invo. tiratlng committee. Tho
Jury, or the investigating committee,
has adjourned nutil tomorrow morn
ing. it ~ not known whom they will
conclude their thlrs.
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Ell PAso, Aug. ls,-[special.l Tho
court house question was thought to
have been settled and pooplo were
themselves over tho
fact, but this morning tho chief prose-
outob Drow0r, camp ont with n card
In ihe papera, stating that the fight
wan net yet over. but that several
other prominent citaenB would no
implicated in tho affair,
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PALESTINE Aug. lS,-ISpocial r.
William Henderson, tho colored school
teacher who shot Dick Creor and
killed his (Creer's) wife accidentally,
at Kickopoo, in Juno last, was arrested
yesterday and paid q fine Of S25 this
morning In che MAYORS court for
carrying q pistol. Henderson was
drinking snd claimed 10 DO CARRYING
tho pistol 70 protooJ his life.
Tho prohibition question IL still
warm, and the county Will bo
Thoroughly cauvassed eioro tho elec-
ton,
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TYLER, Aug. Is. - Special - Il.
Bedard, \ book agent representing W.
IL, Mcdonald Il Co., of Galveston, was
arrested last evening, charged with
selling goods without licouso.
JN. Brown, formerly general super
intendont, with headquarters here, b ~
been made division sunerlutapdont Of
the Arkansas branch OF the Texas &
st Louis railway.
THO cotton exchange and brard of
trade will occup' their now quarters,
q handsome brick structure, by Sep
TENDER /.
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workman.

WORKMAN, Aug. ls.-lSpoclaL The
fret bale OF now cotton was recei we'd
hero to-day from the gin of Singleton
q Bro. IL olasssd strict middling.
rhe laJo rains have been advantageous
10 late cotton. The estimate Il one
bale 10 three screl tor this county.
Rain " threatened here.
Hrass IL green.
Ths stock law was enforcsd hero To-
day.
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Athens

ATHENS, Aug. lS.-Special. Athens
received her first bale OF cotton this
morning. IL was raised by j. NJ.
Coffso and bought by Murohlson *
ColemSn for 500.
Tho cotton crop Will ia short, al
though u will 'dorbe lUa. ,'.r's
crop,
The corn c!op g. abundant. No rain
since tho ls5 ofJuly.
TIE corner stone of tho court house
will DO laid by the Grand Lodge A. T..
aud a. NJ.
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Decatur

DEcATeR, Aug. lS-lSpeciaL r. Tho
city marshal is busying himself gath
eriug up dead doga at 80 cents psr
head. At0 o'clock no reported olght
canine oArcasos, aud seemed 10 think
ne had days Job before him.
Decatur received hor fret balo ~
cotton yesterday and hor second bale
tubs morning. The first brought q $50
premium and 81 cents p0r pound.
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SsIPH, HOUGH N & 'lVFs,
Meas and Boys Fine nnd n edlum Roots
ana shoes
S1uTlI AnIA CTON MASaAcuuQt,T~ro

= n 1T. VI
We invite aten. ,ue ab go en-, n,
our CAT, Chnnuel sCrw, Dpern leg. Roy
Boot. IL IL made iolid IA oughnut. Oak
sole and Solo leather Rox that Doe. not
break down nrs In the tnes;ia
Calf skin mud the Upper flticd with silk.
We make trO Caik liegas walln Opera.
This style OF DO Toes hiss been exporl-
mcntd upoN, and develop by a. lof the
past ten year tits thi mo q deir,b and
perfect nttn Box Toe Root iu AWe lea.
Meme gcnu neunios drm nanc stsmpcd
ON bottom For heb the ffilnWln lead
ing dealers:
Dallas.
lohn Achonhack, N II. Ayers ouston.
= Hammersmuh. Bolton,
Maunc, Mcuenry a Rcckham llmuasas
NJ, II. rherbnrne. nenlson
Young Bros Waco.
q q. Couch, h. R1cslcr, prrnham
Durham 4 FATTY, llll,bo-c
Wells ~ Morris. Ent o.
q. u. Sulivau& Co. San Autnnin
NJ bnrnes n Co.. Al aradu.
colo VI s hryan,
A. W, MOrsham y Co, GrccnViue
j n. Sullivan a. Co, COfe cane
g j. Cmcd, Mckinney
j. : Taylor & Co , Abileio.
~. NlcHo. Tyler.
n. T. smith g Co, Longvlsw
u &. Airynndet. Ionhgm.
-. ~ Uuniiluu, larla-rr
Sc,rh1r ugh & hicyl .kdalv.
Wutey 8 TO-, Gained
Mnrtcloy 2 Marty fcrfcil.
-chNccr q Co, shcfman
il. Hahn 8 c., Denton.
R. g.. hNansN Co, Fort Worth
Mumlck, hiurvia q Co, InvlOr
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WILLS POINT, Aug. 1s.-.[Spscial.l T.
A rather novel wedding ceremony
was performed here 81 1880 tonight,
tho contracting parties bHinR Master
Charles Evans and Miss Matte Sides.
Tho groom Is 10 and tho bride only II
years OF ago. The bridal party drove
IN IRON the country To the residence
OF Parsoa ScruEgs, Whoro tho knot
was tied,
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Many cosmetics for tne oDmpioxloi,
have from time to timo haou nut upon
the market But none have sto0d ths
test ~ has Pozsoni's medioated com
ploxlou powder. IL IA Ru absolut,
curative Tor blotohes, dlsooloratlons 4
rockies, oto. For sale by druggists
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CoorEn, Aug lS-ISpecial. Mira.
Dr. Lane, after eight weeks Of paluful
illness, died Yesterday leaving several
children a kind husband and many
friends.
4 nnn rain foll last evening.
Loss slotnpss huro thsu Tor years a.
tuta fnauOn
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WACO, Aug. S.-lSpaclal. "A down
castor, giving tho namo OF Clement
Trlmblc, aud claiming TO DO a minil-
Cor of tho Methodist Episcopal emu Oh,
says he was ma.tfeifst by D "WnW' OF
countrymnn nt Aquille, HI o1unty,
on tho Houston e reXss CsnuN nai,
last Sstu d. gha It's tofy i4
published IN extuuso In tue EXunirer
inf, morn mr., ani tstn 'ha efre. ttat
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THE FIRE RECORD.
At Golden, Illinois.

CAIRO, ILL, Aug, ls.-rno gem
eral storos of Ii. Blumenthal & Bro,
Boil Bros. and Silas Il, Green and
several other houses were burned at
CAbdon, Illinois, yesterday. Total loss
estimated nj $4,000,
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HUBBARD CtrY, Aug ls-lspeoiaLl
The first bale of new cotton WAS
brou gut 10 this market tD.uay by H.
4. J luee aud sold A. auction 20 Crei &
\ Blutwel flr lOH cents per pound
Tho crop l. very hoe.
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A 30 IN tho county cl0rk's Ofico
A,,Ol, and Ia Dallas county $1,000.
Several lovies we're made on judge
uouts already Obtained. These, with
Rttornays fees, amount 10 about SS5,-
COO. Total liabilities estimated at $780,
0l0. Assets not obtainable, as Mr.
Farrar was - cattle and land man aud
his Interests are scattered, Reng lih-
ogal, no was imposed upon, tho largest
pOrdon OF this amount being security
debtg
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Waxnllachlc

WAXAnAcuE, Aug. ls.-lSpsoIal.l r.
The following is O schedule OF nttpch-
monts fled In the district cltrE'H
Office, Ellis county, against John Far.
rtr nf Ennia.
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4 CRUCIAL TEST.

The severe analytical tests to which the various bak
ing powders have from time to time been placed
have demonstrated clearly to the public the relative
merits of the different brands from scientific point Of
view Eminent chemists for instance ID ther analyses
have found the comparative strength Of several kinds as
follows
Cubic inches
N""' Gas Evolved
Royal absolutely purol
" IIanford's None such7 fresh ........... 1o1e
-" IIanforis None Such 'old................. s,az
" Clovelands Contains lmc), fresh. ......... ms
F." Cleyelands9 when not fresh .... 90
" Sea Foam ,o7o
" Heckcr's ........ ... oo6
The Royal Baking Powder was found, besides being
Of absolute purity evolve the highest amount Of leaven,
ing ga Of any tae powders tested, and hence it was
placed 1t a.y aa ahe list and recommended for
Government use.
But Che crucial test Of Che kitchen IS, after iii, the
most satisfactory the housekccpa 4 baking powder
that never fails to make light sweet wholesome and paat
able bread biscuit cake etc., upon all occasions, is the
one that will be placed at the head of the list by the
practical housewife and received into her kitchen for con.
tinuous use This test the Royal Baking Powder has
stood for over twenty years without single failure and
hence its reputation the best baking powder made has
spread from house to house. until its use has become as
universal as its merits are unrivaled
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
weather Report,

Corru" BELT REPORT.
tIH,f.t % melt weather report for Texas,
sn s.., tI' maximum aud minimum
ten peraiure; also the rainfall fOr tho past
~ hours. Is - follows;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-19
EST YOUA BAKING POWDER TO-DAY
brands advertised as absolutely pure
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Place can top down on hot stove until heated thsi
vmoye the cover and smell. chemist will not ba ~
luired ~ detect the presence OF ammonia.