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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-29

Higley & Smith are prepared topack
boxes TO special order ready for shipping.
All varieties of oranges always Oh hand
and packed in the best manner at the
most reasonable prices. dl7 to Jan |
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-29
The Daily Ne>v=

PALATkA, FLA, DEC. ~. 1882
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-12-29

Give your boy one of those excellent
Guns at Griffin s. Parkers for Christ
mas present. O25-tT
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
RWEr-OE

Thi. town has been "a e nv sl- -,
rate -. eNc,temea, during tie pl-' few
l.ys over iAj ~t'E;e-aurr gu-.trun.
winch has r.-G..e' go I"o OIL! ou. drag.
ris:s guaranteeing their | L..a-c
md a-rpr.rg 10, - tsE= Cgt ans - ~"
Til. acton Nil hep 'he sa'e.I- bat
rG"tr days a-e numbered. Tie Rev
NJ Henry vii I-.u another z~I..- u.
ucctluC- n'r; Sunday.
Tie C,ngTe.aIpra' society intend q
cree; 2 tnr-e thousand dollar church
the coming sea- n.
I c;Lr.e children 81 Mr. Murphy
living -orthea.t Of t.Tr V.re ua!.y
irozrn !utt!v. TIE mother ~. ah>su'
from home ana the oi3e,, Ch'.t started
alter the cow, TIE others soon follow,
- and al! had their haud- and ire'
badly trOZe1 i'fJgv tary we're rescue:
One Of them has already - Ii- iiI-,r,
and vii! have III feet smuu'a'si and
one OF ile other las lost - tcc-. Iu.-
i. i sad ease 81 Iprea;a! raToi-->ac--.
Or >tap..!ori, who bass hs,u c:-, "T
q visit fOc -amc weeks vii return 500,
hringin" b. bride with HIM.
The firm If A.how Il Young ST.
! Keep one % the finest stock Of good
IN the valley and ~ oIG"r that s"nc %
their customers mlgLt not have 80 -,
20 travel they have established .
| branch hous- ut Smith Center.
Trade u tax here nuw ahG Our gran
5myc-- are paving more for gain an'
hogs than those OF other toans arppu'
us. REX.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

TIT % IL cip!eship; the witness that
.aoss us 10 be GA ialo IIghI aHs. in.sJ
! principal corner. tc tsp,izsa, Ills =
putting on thris' before the World
an.l 20 TINS j. tEe language a. tie
heart Il fellowship hI, death. ans
buried into hts death. believe - It,
/ accept II, thus iestify ing l. ;Ls word
! Cirst 20 ms II al siuLiIg - uace.
Third intermediate corner - teach.
! ju-i p. sOOn - Jne J. isltI't. al
/ obligation ! biudIn. to tel c;hsfs the
way. 60 work IL Roy VINEYARD, -
| command 20 every haT'iZ.es h~le:er
! Disciple The nat.oI-, Ia.i = H. -.
Fourth principle c3rL'T 'i-~rse tie
-sC-emsuL. Commence with r.--t
pr.po;Eate W.; baptism tr-,g- a."
| (. .icas.g 81 t.a-t- death. E"rr;n
! Eaii or intermediate CDTr,T. 70. I'll. a!a.
~ al hing. Teach new - co.
| c~t-srye al thing and thu 'u,a '.g
| Jaw o, 'tII.i TE.t y" mag go, !C-e
! ,hs>e la'r:u4:l. ~ have -. t-.e
,,nsT--. ire lily word. 10 bat over
| rCr:.i Ways or smsU,. Dangerous 49,
! ~ ,afe, pc need rot -. o:'lc grace u.
! God. OF lp-e tie zee" oT M " H.
! nert.nCe src':e g. eyc-y trusting sou.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
LESSONS.

These topics furnish instruction for
Us ali, and they should lead us Ia in
Guire tor N correct surveyor sud . tue
compass. Where now shah we look
for TIE true spiritual surveyor? Look
II Christ, lie came from God. He took
a wide survey OF The race. saw the
needs 81 the people; saw them wander
ing IN the wilderness; saw them IN
dangers seen ara unseen, and he had
compassion; 20 took upon himself the
load of sin and made a plain way igr
The sinners salvation. In Christ VT
end all tie fuiines, Of God. in him i
treasured NJ all the wisdom n! the
ages. He is our hope. our safety: Tor
he Is the way. the truth sni the life.
lis doctrines should be the compass
IN life. In government surveys. the
land marks. angles. variations and
wines corners are uo,ed IN q book
called Survey Field Notes" In TINS
book section corners and half section
corners are noted. Ia filling notes 81
grace We may have eight corners, .ou-
principle corners and four in,ermei-
late. Our first corner, The starting
poiut is Repentance. This corner
Christ established. and thus Peter CREE
repent as the first thing To do. Fnl-
lowing alorg the line OF grace W. fEd
the first intermediate land mark.
! separation from the world. Be not, Of
the world. Come out from i.s sniff
way, its foolish goings. Travel on and.
We come 10 the second principal coy
ner. believe, accep, Christ, trust him.
love him, walk with him IN the fellow
ship of renewed life. The second IN
termeiiate corner, love each other as
We love Christ, ne kindly affectioned,
! one toward another. This Is % be the
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
Sbapn for Spio.

| have for sale ahou, five hundred
high grade Spanish Mcrino ewes,
which | will sell On four years time to
any responsible party. Note, 20 hear
Ten per cent. iuteIes' and 10 he wei. Sc
cured. These sheep are all Young and
N good condition.
le:t d. -. PLATT.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
d. -. Plat.

IrCHani scratches 0f every kind
cured in 80 minutes by Woo,i1ri-
Sanitary Lotion. Use ~ other. Tn,s
never fails. Sold by l. Il Sherer Drug
cist. Red CLOUD. .2Iy
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16
TEE X u CLOTp PILPIT.

n. q DIT
Dic.s; Gf tic ernlnl preached by
r., o.. u Hroyu ra-,oT e. tie
-. 81, ,l;-,., rulrit SIM
i"P'''
Gay evening Jan i0f'N' '
ing"
Irsr. son. reTno.e tn landmarks"
Joh - z
We must ever recon re E.nciug Oh
ls.ar.cus two nays, one toward God
and me towsS~ oLr fellow men. W
aTc cd by -r.f evident ideas of rich
IT, ackuuE .tugr Z c",'c g: IfluCl; .es
iio'"% Otrh Us '''i' u. s'''i" -
6 - o,yn..,'lo :, fl.sc
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- ~. - - 49,, ,,..,
rl... L., A. ,.ir;,.,..n. =.
~ - 49, an a. r. q ,
''- ~ - III -"
80 -.t,l .gF."i - J..
- ,n 80. - 90
49," Lt...rLd
- T.. ..r, 81 ura,t., 81, L,.
na|,,I -. T,s.,,.I If tho
- e - IL, ,.-.I :; CIV
-. -, a.. Ia, .. fiI nj. HE
,.r - ,;-o,,.,,.. Ia. l;,d-
a,I,i ,n'au. -. i.,i IA ,n.
-. ~; e,~r,rs "a 49,,
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'""N'nn -, Ii 80, -.
a., .iI,,,r..
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- .,l.,,. e -,
80, ,i nI,.-.E ,lcy h.i
-, ,,rc or tLuu.I.t ahout rosrons;Liii.v
I" '"'s, or ihL"c'.'t upon '"cir I'''""
N'r. re ""'l''if 70" !'''I'.' ~" '''
"rInt nl'sc ''''I2"u'i'n III - - ''''''
w ~: s'ciLg nc r.lhc- are H"t 'ii'"''
IRON the ~ttn'2h'I, aIi1 '''ih'h''
1t WIN 'h"' Nini'i'Iy i"@' aN'E
f"rES, ti.h l"' leroy OK q. 'ht w.
tSkc ~" ii''G" @; ifr poor. III IT,. "hi'
Gag in;'nch houses t:"k hlaIh l''
L "n'srii's ~ TIE Daytime. LAYING
plans t" plumber 'he 600? ana o!,t''-'
The r'tGN Ia " IL 'hEi'h t:tir
s"iv"s. he i't'o 90 ~" 'tN, 'al'
mark r"H rT'd, 'rpnc, as wen t"-!nN
g IN j"t tune, and WIN tAis fi'GgH'
Ne may deduct l"sooLs that aI!n!I II
profitable 20 u nj.
I.SDMAnEs.
r,;.;,, Ir,,.,.,;r. G,,,r,. c,,r,lL
-. - a.. g., 80 . So,
,,;,t ,...t.Il,.h
-. EI,i -. =,
- .t".-n - "a,
"a - -. Ii.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-01-16

N4t4fef7cftts, S>-Te.i 20
everyone toabecome at least ak 3rncS
~far-sreing and close calculanrgssfyc O.
or. There is no that can ndo-t {,
neglect CHANGING along iiieis In va,
to its close, watching for pitft u an,
dangers, for wild beasts Of evil, IL sgt
constantly to destroy all good iii ear
and life. Every person from ycsuth t,
age shoplG take in all the b.MflGEs
angles nad points % social liz sstAel
set the compass Of tie mird u IN
higher capacity of judgmcnt, 2 Id rul
the lines Of individual belief ani sft.or
10 avoid dangerous places, exit u"an
wa4s. and teach those who com n IA,
wake ofinfuence 10 contributes ha
will make society ~pcaeeahle arh lure
happy and prosperous. We 50 adt n
remember that we stand reaatc I,
eternity az well rs time; to God aaw",
~ the race; and the soul has sn dteT
est in the future tlxt must noti eShar
tered away. Destiny Is IN our lselir.
ard obligations are binding ali sniud
II is therefore not only a priv;ie . hu
q duty to level tie compass tin
mind so that the needle conSetenJ
shall always point towards Goc4 re
cuiremeuts and thus mark thts4rU,
way; and this brings US TO consid&
DHFERENT SURVEYORS.
Some have correct starting ants
This is an important thing, for 80,
starts wrong there is a great dsE q @
cmtinuing wrong. There are 8"s'
who started wrong, and who ben gHCn
WINGED of the fact went 10 work nc
themselves right. Others mag Rv
started right. and lost the dir -
and are now of the line and 49,
ing. These are the excep iol L
Start right, with prayerful res1 :
keep right. is the only true ana
way; it is the profitable way.
RUENisG LINES.
A surveyor sets the compass ~
sights ahead, then he starts off a1h
needle directs whatever angle d.
and holds steady to the course.s q
eye is never taken from the sight ID
jects. Fields. groves, gardens.l e
and hills, or whatever obstruetian n
in the way must be gone thtd d
gone over or figured around n
hne must be established straight s
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
FROM FORT worth.
oEATH OF AN UNKNOWN MAN.
smother RunNwny--Dsing,s Ia the yari-
Gus ooerts-The Matrimonial Mar
het Rather Dult--Iiesi Estate
Frsasfcrs--P erssaal M,n.
tioa aad Other puts

bonr WoHrH, Nov, ls,-[Spooial =
Yesterday an unknown white man
Was found IN q helpless oordtiou a
eanple OF insias fcea the city, near the.
Texas u Pacific track. He was
brought to tho city by tho parties who
found him and taken to the city puysl-
cisn, who lmmslistely sent alm 10 the
hospital. THIS morning tho m su died.
snu VIII D9 buried at the city's OK
pense.
A RUNAWAY.
ans Moruing waSn the driver OF one
cfthe Fort Wortn Grocer co unany,s
wagons was delivering s5Me goods, his
team hecsma frightened and rsa away.
rhey Kept The middle oY Main atraeg
IN the cont horss and made tho ,nrn.
Mhan they were cauAht by Oifiusr
sony Tucker. No damage was done.
THE COURTS.
me uistri0t court hSs been engaged
All day teyips NO divorce suit q Il. j,
EAtnsn on. Matte Estman. Toe
plaintid charges shat on several oecs-
Aioas his wife ha, bsen unf iShfol To
h,m. Tds testimony for plant n was
hssta ana the GASP continued over
~ ~ hNuiAfs"s
Ia the county court, JEFF. Davis,
c)lored, pleaded guilty TO aggravated
| assault and bSttery, aud was fusd SIS
| aud costs.
rae suit OF Weekly Il Gorch VS., tho
Texas " Pacific II stlross oomnanv ia
nov on trial. Tho plalnnffs claim
S,0O0 damagea esusaa by the do,eaB-
ANS train killing q jack, tho properly
| OF the plaintiffs.
| DULL BUSINESS,
| Only ono marriage licsnao waa Ia.
SUED today Mr. GEORGE Walker and
Miss Llddia Wolfe. This makes tho
only isssns9 Mat has boon issued Ia
four days.
REAL ESTATE TRANSMITS.
| Inc io'ipwidg real estate trassiars
were fled for record in the county
clerli's Office:
D. G. Harrison 10 Frank S. Mar.
rlkopi IN acres out OF tho N, A. Garry
100 acre survey, Eear Cottonwood
$500
w. +. Lake and wife TO Mrs. N u
Murphy. lot / in block Q, in the city
OF Fort Worth; consideration. 81 600.
Allen A, kiug 10 Charles Il Lu-ch
lot b, block 2,Col,ege hill addition; con
1luprMlOn, SJuU.
w "a. Cennon TO A. A. Johnson, lat
3, block 2, Cnllege hill addition; co n.
siders lou, 500.
AT TIE THEATRE.
Miss Pauline Msrsham made heI
sppeRranos ~ Louise In tho "Two
Orphaas" tonight.
! PERSONAL,
Mr.. Sidney Tao1r, of Dallas, ia In
tho Fort.
Me-, John II. Mann, prominent live
stock uisn Of the Panhandle, is la The
Fort.
Mr.. William O'Neil., who foil some
Tune since aud broke his log, m ada his
hrst appearances on the aLieess .lsE
evening.
Professor Ell V,rstrats, tho o'oo-
tricisn for tho Van Depoelo system Of
lights, is in the city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
NaNasntl.

NAvAs9rAt Nov. BIS osclal. l--Ths
mail oArr!sr tfom A@dsrson says two
Sopd horsSs wbre found dead yester.
dey in tho woods three mic, east OF
Anderson, hsving on & ,oi saGdles aud
oridIas. They h.d probably bsan rid
den Nsrl by c)uylcss or thieves and
tied thar1. whore nay stsrvsi.
u. Y. HsxtoT paFchasAi II A. J 4cabp
reeldsde5 GA W ingtpn avenue, ant
Is h4vtns shs holss Jura down pre-.
parabsry t, bgling larger oas.
Some oshor cha gas ara gpink GU,
sn" Ying tncreasa of population sud
Frightening prospects.
BIZ Pfat', G1lpre1, last Sgndey
morainE wAq ki,pi by Nj, hDras,
wbiGn ran with nlm iar u ssis4iag
arapevtr O near Osdmans, VA the 5 tutG
Fo railroad, sE5 breakine dis nack.
rha hpr5o wss RcarSd ~ a ps.aing
train.
Gully N3tuAu dial II Allenfarm on
Tho 10 . inst. OF ppeun1nia.
L.. u. Popder, iivias ussr Wallace
Prsiria, i.gos lrsad ~ oaiaS extremely
sick With blank .undics. rhs dsnguv
has clohed ont, baakrupt.
Tho wNa,hsr ~ vary huD At prsaeut
aud warm Busiasbs good. CD6los
moving llvoly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

TEHUksANA, Nov. lS.-lSpeaial.l i
Rev. w. i. Allen, OF Lonsvisw ", 10 here
to clnier Nth tina directors OF ntock
company, which has purchased the
Texas ObFsrver, puhlsh5d al ID ALIAS.
The Company propose TO remove tho
paper here at an early OATS. Mr.. Allan
has been elected editor. This psp~r
viii 90 quits nn ADDITION 20 the town
Mr.. iaom D2rwuad snd Mss Ida
Vim ,snt we're married yastvrdAv st
tho rapidenCe of lhe brlde'S parents,
Rev. William HudaOn cifl ilatihg. May
each sucoasdlrg day prove ~ cloud
lesb nus theIr joys bs alwsgs az COM.
ploto az the ouo in whiCh they were
dscl arsd man aud wife,
There ~ 20 M auotast a0cial event
OF the same nature as above 10 o,Nur
at an early dste, so says Madam Ru-
NOR.
Captain J. W. Wade has returned
frna Ksreas.
Mr.. A. g. Jonos, of KoSse, haa re-
Surnoa to school.
Mr.. w. ID. STROLLER, Of HON Hill,
watrioulatsd IN tho business eo,lege
This morning.
Rv. b. q. Bodenhamer has been
elsoted pa't1r ofths Cumberland Pros
byterian church st this place.
The publ,S school opsncd this morn
ing with good attendance.
DR.. II. u. Cr,ams1, OF Clrsioans,
tho insnoist sgont NJ frlulsy uniyer-
titv, 10 down on business trip,
Mossrs. john Green, 81 Ferris, ard
J. II. Davidson. Of Arkansas, reg ~
tered to-day ss stuG1ass OF the uui-
yersi,y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19
A OhrysA,ls Ia n ouo,r rIne,


A lady Ia Troy shl siaed some rsb.
bits this other day and had tnom pre-
pared for the table. While ono Of the
animals WAS being tkluusd a shrysali-
wsa discovered uuiar the far and over
tho saou'dor. A lltlo hole throush
tho skin ied 10 the mouth or tha chrys-
ais, which was large aud shaped liks
o cnterpsllst's. o. opening thu s,ra 10
object the lady was much s,irpris, d Ia
liud i've insoct like AN und.v.lopod
butterfly 0f very large sizs, I, ltvnJ
Tor some u me. The query l., How did
the ohrysslis eome hane attn the ss,i. of
the ranbl,Y State Eutomoiopi,t Lint.
ner slauvod over the Ahoye aud OK.
pressed the baiief that tbs insect wss
undoubtedly the Isrv@ VI q buttetdy 8,
rhon he confirmed: wThere IL "A
speciHs Of butterfly which laws its
lsivw Ia the SKINS of snimAls. Oren.
tiues lsrv u are fonnd beneath the akin
OF The strl ,cd squirrel In ,hs 10 ssr Alb
domer. i have never heard or IL In
ths Rabbit before. Thls case In unes.
ton 10 the deposit Of tho sams speciss
OF butter ny, atn almost certain. The
hole In tho skin was he tell end Of the
tusect instead OF the mouth, and tho
,verteb, . were sttsched to the skin s,r
bres'hlDR purp ,ses. I should very
much have liked 10 havs GOT the spec.
linen spoken os"-lAlbsny journal.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-19

oosri, IN its'wlsd,m,' rsfasas {, ms
.heln On the markas, bas Ia this wa
tont St Paoos CtY) sniox shay n.xs a
srest missake. rda II ,VSk>a dE pax,,
Sentrsl Railway nSr1ptpy, aaTay,r,
VINO own ovarv sltsrusts sscsion al
watered lad on tbs cast AIDE OF tho
river, have withia tho lass eADS sjguN
tlsd their willinSaaas 70 soil "a tir
lands 20 settlers st reasonable prlcss
ana on easy t-sms"
"The New York Il rsxss L.ai cam
pAny, whoowl Si,arlass sections on
ne ~est sida nj tAs river. Will also sail
to settlers, understand"
"Vhs Pncos V tlley Land and Irrigs.
zion company, OF which AN q direct.
or, nave lew choice sections
near town and lying along
'tho railroad and running %
the river, which we will suo-divice q,
scli entire, result purchasers who do
slre to improve them We phall plau.
homo grapes thie winter asd omen III
al experimental farm on n lim.tea
rofle, using windmill tn irsigatt
WITH anv ualng water from the pnco,
river. phis work will he dana uade,
Tho direction oi Cllousl w. VI. Abrams
land cnmMisaionor OF Tho Texas & Pc
otis railway, who has recently nsar
sopOiatat trustas for the pSc0s Cir,
Town company"
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CLEnuRNR, Nov. ls.--TSpeclel. lin
the district court the cas-, OF Easter
wood W. Myerd; change OF venue to
Glcn Rose, Somervell county.
Tho case OF Il Y. Brown VS.. J. B.
Usdson and wife, trospsss to try lille,
was gained by defendau,,.
Tho committee sps,lntsd by tho
school trustees TO dsoids ABOUT school
continuing decided TO continue, and
rented tho large bRildins aorth Of tho
depot formerly used 90 al opera house,
IN bs assed mp AZ oace OF Colonsl d. j.
Chambers, ewnsr OF the building.
Al y nesting yo.nlgat OF the city
enuneil an 4 trustsas they rsidpd thu
action OF ths Gem mittss, 10 school will
oommopos ~ soou 40 tho building Is
rsady.
Ms. n, X. Baker, OF Dallas, supsrlu'
tondent OF tue arst div sion OF the Ecle
Telegraph and Telephone 90 npauy, Is
In the city.
Colonel A. W. Dabsry, OF Fort
Worth, 10 Ia tha city.
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GAINESVILLE, Nov. lS.--ISpecisll So
Gas hnrdred and niuety-seyen bales
of cotton were reesivea yesterday,
waioh wss quite an Improvement on
Monday.
The subscriptions Tor the Galveston
sufferers now foot up ltls over 500
The canvassins committse are not ysr
through with their labors, and beya
been buoy all day soio.ting puhssrio.
tions. me result OF their labors is not
yet known.
Mr.. W. NJ. WATSON. OF Monsasuo
c1uDty, arrived in eur eity lat niyht
ia search .; two runayAvs--nne his
own BOD, tho ether che son Of y neigh
Dor. After considerable search he
found the y iuths and sock thcrs with
MIN although much NO ainst their will
ms conlrscts for the Woo&. work ard
tao tin-g0rk on the Harris build mr.,
Oh Jbe west side OF Gho square, wh,cf
was burned down about = month $50,
havo been let, and It will not 30 long
bslore q now etrueSura will take tbs
pace Of tho burned ono.
George Rasush, cue Of our osrpen-
ltwuult nstsurpriss as iisoysrAi Of 0ur
macasa!oS wont 10 assist liz rebuilding
the "Isiand CT ""
lathe Jlatric5 court yesterday after
nSsu tho jury ia the csSs of seSsa.e
Va Louis Williams returned v8fd:,b
OF gaiiy, sid Williams will wesr tue
zesra clothes for uins years.
The case of the S,sts sgalust Ggnter
for theft, which has beep pending 10 or
u yesrl, was yeRssrd - diimlassd by
tbe p'oSecu ion. ~
This morning the crlmila, dscISa,
VISA csrrlod over until % m lrrog, aal
Judgs Plner took uptno NO iOa c1cke5
olc m'cshsnts hsva alrsRjy p8Sun
to Jay il supsiv OF goods for Cart IL.
mas and the holidaya.
Several or o1c sp )r;snen want Gu
yesterday a'terso0n, and osonshG back
y soodlY number o. q0ajl. Wa uuaor
stsad tha5 duoks ara uuusual plan
tiiul IN the rerritoYy this wvsg.
a htu6sof3 vsstioula haS bsen bull {
In the Ssinosyillc National bank.
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yler

TYLER, Nov. 1S.--ISpsclel.l-In the
esurt OF appeals to-day tho following
eases were afli rmed: Texas & Pac fc
Railway company VS.. M.dford, from
Rod River county; GUT, ColorSdo &
eanta Fe r 'ilwsy company W. Pierss,
nom Hill county; Gouzales w. the
Stats, from Kinney county: Esp0ria
70. the State, from Webb county; Cal.
ban VS.. tho State, from Welsh coaxsy;
Guerra Va. the State, from Webb
county; Clay w the State, from Hous-
bon county; Palm vs. the State, from
1reestena county.
Reversed sud remsndeo: Sun Nh.
ual Iunursves company w. Levi,
Prom Bowie county; southern Insur-
lncs company VA. Levi, from Bowie
county; Fuller va. the State, from
lavafro oosaty; rhoNpsou Va. Terry,
tom Mltsm oounty; Hsrnaadez Va,
he Stats, from Kinney souaty; Garcia
~. ths State, from Webb EQUITY; Mis-
eurl Paci6, Railway company We.
kAhb, from Ratnes county.
Reversed and rendered.: KinglSnd
al, vs.. McGowan Bros, from McLan-
Ian county.
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I.ongvisw.

LoNsvIBw, Nov. ls.-Ispeolal.l J.
Ehe commissioners court to-day or.
Aered the openingof q new road and
Contracted for Aus bridge on the
lame. Tais will help Longvlow very
materially, a. the road passes through
PIE efthe fiuesi portions Of tue county.
Rev. Mr.. Godby was partially para
yHed yesterday, but islsomewhst ro-
everou 30 dsy. Upon his sum ,ient
recovery he and his assistants will bid
ocd bye to Longvlow and iss "wickod
Henry Martin, q nlybtswitchmsu In
sns yard, had hand badly damaged
last night, while Attempting 10 make
oounling.
DR.. H. b Hamiltou, OF this olty, ives
married. TO Mics ALA Wynn, Of XII
ore, las. might. A great gaaoy OF the
r'ends OF The couple he,o wont down
attend tho vcdding. which isre-
ported NJ having been magnificent.
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Coleman.

COLEMAN, Nov. ls.-lspoclsl.l-C
tain William Scost passed through
Coleman to-day with his rangers, en-
route 20 Vernon, Wllhsrpsr county,
WHARF tknv will be- stationed tsis Ti1.
tar. Captain Scoit siys that the fcon'
Star has not been no quiet IN 10 y0ara
~ at thu present time.
Sheriff Simmons h9s under nirost
ono Frank Med maid who, no thinks,
Is an eAoapsi convict Description.
Dark complexion, black hair, dark
b own mustache, light hazel eyes, M ~
VA lef. liz Mellow knse joins, anou .,
years old 5 feet 10 incho, high, and
Weighs l51 pounds.
Tho towu 10 crowded With atr rangers,
and the sound OF tho hammer Ia hoRsd
on all site-.
Me-. WIN Nays, OF brentwood, Il
here on buaiaess ~ 0p1rta1ee.
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ing M a largo sidition 10 their stable,
me addition 70 DO in front; dimen
sionS, sol IS fast.
Downs Rres., tho wellknown livery
mea 81 Bowie, have begun work on
thsir extsnsivs stable hnildiug. They
are hui dug 81 cock and the building
q io cover too whole OF TWO lott, or 50
hy Infect.
Oar Business houses are an doing a
good business, snd especially tho
grocery brsnch, which Is enjoying y
tiua trade.
A large amnuat OF freight Is being
received Ivy our merchants,
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TKaRGLt, Nov. ID. -(Spe,ial.I-Tas
gin Aouqe OF q. w. Britton, about four
ana one.hslf mlles east of Terrell, was
burned ye.terdsy at noon. Three
bales OF cotton and shout 80 bushels OF
& ed we're consumed. l. u.s. aptina tel
y about 81 500; insuvancs $1,000, In the
sun Mn usl, Of New Orleans.
The residence Of y. Blgsus, nenr
Goshen, burned last Sunday night. No
ipRurancp.
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l. NCHI-Y-
naye Yoar Shirts aud Drawers Made to Order al Claneay

ihrse miles south of tawn thia mora
log ~ NE res,deuee OF D. Dsnnau, IA
whien W, 3. Carpenter ard Miss A, g.
nna,hels, aud Lewis Byron aud Miss
EuA Satoher were the contracting par
les' All ro4oF6 q gay time.
a psrty, ~ pnssl OF u. Il, R1es, j,
II. Cox and Rob G Roes, isss thts evea-
,ts Gn 2n antelope hunt IN the Pan
hs 1dis. They will DO gons ssvossl
day.
roe knights Of Pytbias, 40 their
nsseh0E las5 nikhf, made up a fuud IN
goo asa To-day forwarded It 20 TIE
l.os0 at Galveston for she sufferers,
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Eh PAso, Nov. is Especial. Link
Forest, alias G. T. Morshead, the
young Fennosseo sporting nan who
shot his cBmpinion, Tom Jouss, at the
Pacific house, iu lhis CITY, last Febru
airy, was acquitted OF murder last
night. The Jury was out but q Tow ao.
meots. The killing was one Tho az mos,
mysterious tina. evsr occurred hare.
aud has a. raotsd wi 10 sttsntion. For
est Ia vel known over Texas, aud Wit
nesses from many parts az tina Stats
we're present 10 testify, including tho
dead mans brother.