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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09
THE FLOODS OF SPRING.
DAMAGE FOLLOWS THE BREAKING UP
OF ICE-BOUND STREAMS.
Mills Carried of, Houses Floated Away
and People Rescued from Attic WIN
dows-Considerable Damage to Prop
erty and interruption of Travel.

LANCASTER, n. H., April 1.-The south
wind which has prevailed the past "a
hours carried off nearly all the snow and
caused the ice in Israel's river, which runs
through Lancaster, to break mp the ice
gorge in the mill pond of Frank Smith &
Co., turned the current of the river across
Mechanic street, and following the former
channel under the bank of Pleasant street,
swept away the sash and blind shop of n.
b. Wilson, with its machinery, amounting
to $1,000. A shop which stood upon the
bank of the river was dashed to pieces
against the Main street bridge, several
small buildings were carried away, and
horses and cattle rescued from barns with
difficulty. The inmates of the Stuart House
were taken out through the attic window.
The work of destruction was so rapid
that no time was given for saving prop
erty. Captain f.. w. WNman was cap
sized from his boat and landed on an ice
foe in the middle of the swift current,
from which periluus situation he was res
cued by having Il rope thrown to him and
being hauled ashore. Efforts are being
made by the sclectmen to clear the ice
from Smith & Co. S millpOnd, to let the
water run in its natural channel, and it is
hoped no further destruction of property
will result
Damage Done by "a Freshet.
ENosBURGH FALLS, VT, April 1.-The
ice went out of the river here today. 1t
carried Off the wheel house and two of the
wheels at the Missisquoi Touring mill and
damaged the mill belonging to a. NJ
Gladdins estate. The damage will
amount to about 5000
ST. JoHNSBURY, April 1-SiXty rods of
the Passumpsic railroad track were wash
ed out to day at PassumpsiC village. All
trains on that road are cancelled, and il
will probably be impossible for some days
st. Johusbury's water works are damaged
considerably by ice.
MoRRIsvILLE, VT, April 1.-The very
high water and ice going out of the La
noble river carried out the large bridge at
the foot of Main street this afternoon
There is also Il washout on the railroad, Il
few miles above here
RUTLAND, April 1.-The high water
from the dam III the Otter creek washed
the middle pier of the Delaware x Hud
son railroad bridge so badly at Centre
Rutland, to-day that it was considered
unsafe for trains There is danger that
the entire bridge 800 feet long, will be
washed away. Passengers and baggage
have been transferred from SIX trains to
day, and travel may be interfered with fol
some time
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09
UI1S,EILEsS,
oNEEESCDATS,
ISIEIEEILIs%
AND SUITS.

For Men, Youths, Boys and Children city The
must be reduced during the next sixty days.
Having the reputation, justly due us, Of
being the lowest priced house in the city, it
lis unnecessary to specify any particular
Iprices knowing that an inspection will fully
satisfy all as to quality, style and price. We
guarantee to give you better value for the
same money than any house in the country.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-09
G. H. SMILE.
INSURANCE!

After careful examination, il is found the
cost of insurance in the foreign stock cOmpa-
MES for six years is $500 ~ more on every siOO
coo than in the Vermont Mutual, or Si.2g on
every $1,000. Now, why this difference In the
first place the foreign companies come into
the state Tor gam, to ear away more money
than they leave. The law therefore requires,
first, that they shall pay license fee second,
that they shall pay heavy tax on their year
ly income and last, though not least, the
men who furnish the capital of the company
require better interest than can bc realized
in banks. Now ali this extra expense must he
borne 10y the parties insured whereas in the
Mutual, nothing is paid hut the losses, as in
case of State ana town taxes Now is il for
the interest of the people of the State to pay
this bonus oHforclpu company, liable at any
moment to withdraw shall we wait for the
hard experience of the people of New llHmp-
shire, or shall we patruuZc and nOursh our
home companies, especially that reliable old
home company the Vermont Mutual which hu,
hravcly faced the LOSSES of the Statc rs years
aud now has a capital of S3,lj538l3. BRING in
your policies az they expire to
\. ID. FRANCISCO,
Local Agent for Burlington, Shclhurn, Hines.
hurgh ana Huntington and save S4.2A on
every $1,000. Office rs Church ST. burlington
VI.
] 3Ol ,d&wtf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1886-02-18
Masters Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF DECREE OF FORECLO-
ID sure and sale rendered in the Circuit Court Of
the Second Judicial Circuit If Florida, IN and for
Leon county. in cbancery, on the 10Th day of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1886, in wherein Charles r. Davis
is com, lainant, AMI the Middle Florida Agricutu
raj and Mechanical Associ 'tion is dcfendapt will
sell at public cutlery, before the Courthouse door
in the city of Tallahassee, on the first Monday in
March, A. D. 1886 being the fret day of said month,
to the highest bidder for c'sh, the following dc
scriDed land wit All that tract parcel of land
situate in the county OF Leon aud State of Florida
and known as the Fair Grounds of the Middle Flor
ida Agricultural aud Mechanical Association, and
more particularly described as follows: Beginning
thirty three feet west of the northwest corner OF
Mrs NJ McMahOns fence, thence west eight chains
and eighty links, theLce TWENTY-FIVE chains and
forty five links, thence cast eight chains and eighty
links thence north twenty-five chains and forty five
links 70 the point OF beginning containing in all
nineteen acres aud seventy five bundredths of an
acre. (l95l acres) or less, aud lying in the NV
ar dissection % township north Orange one, west
together with all and singular the tencncnts, her
editaments and appurtenalces thereunto belonging
or in any wise appertaining.
j. T. BERNARD, Master.
Januarv 2S 1HSf5W
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SHERIFFS SALE.

ID from the Circuit Court of the Second judicial
Circuit of Florida, III and for Leon county
in favor of George w. S,xon 81 Co
against j. B. Grannell and p. Grannell,
have levied upon and will expose to sale, be.
fore the Court house door, In the city of rallabas-
see, in said county on the first Monday the first day
of March, "A. ID. 1888, within legal hours of sale, TO
boxes and contents, table, stove and utensils,
trunks and contents, baby carriage, boilers and
contents, rolls bedding, desk l bedstead and
spring, rolls carpets, washstand, safe, cases
OF pictures, sewing machine, 2 baskets and con.
tents, rocking chairs. parlor and dining chairs
/ baby chair. Terms cash.
JOHN A. PEARCE, Sheriff
Tallahassee, Fla, Jan IS, 16s6-5w
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Important to those Wishing
to Invest in Florida Lands.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC
IN thatthe undersigned Trustees, appointed under
titled An act to amend Section of an act entitled
to provide for the Relief of the City Of Pensa
Cola, have In their possession certificate for indem
nifty lands to the amount OF $40 IS 100 acres and are
prepared TO receive bids fer the exchange of the
same for bonds of the City Of Pensacola as well as
Tor the purchase Of same for cash. This certificate
entities the holder to locate the land upon any unap
Florida
Further information III desired) may be obtained
oy applying to any Of the undersigned.
D. v. GONZALEZ,
w. A. DALEMBERTE,
w. X. HYER,
Trustees Of the City OF Pensacola aud the Bondhold
era Feb. 4 16s6-St
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Salary and Commission.

4 GIVE. ENERGETIC AGENTS, OF NICE
"A sder~.. xho furnish sails 'actory reference,
can get Z GooD rALAKT AND CoNMis-ioS To solicit
pF4er. s.s 20 f,@skslEs CorbIepcIGn Of Forms" Or
oiber pDg9i.y ASH fa-t ceiling book published by
.te atlanta Fabll-h.nz 60
Tai- Company "a. very fine sei~ctIon Of books,
sDd they off-r be;srr inducement. to Agents than
ais house We know They are thoroughly reliable.
and ,,sriaee wishing work would do well 70 core
spnnG with them.
For foil pIrticultrs and terms, write 10
ATLANTA PUBLISHING CO.
Nov. 3j-su :. Broad ST Aii-nia, Ga.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
l. that they have formed and organized under the
ians Digest of the Laws Of the State of Florida a
c"npany to construct, maintain and operate rail
way, commencing at or near Apalachicoa, town.
shipnn 90, ranges seven and eight q and 81 south
and west, running thence in a westerly course along
s.. George Sound TO the extreme point of Calhoun
county, opposite the town of st. Andrews; said
Company to he called THIS APALACnICoLA AND
raiIroaI TO be in the counties of franklin and Cal
houn, in the State of Florida
STEPHEN E. RICE. V. HOFFMAN,
WILLIAM T. OKMAN, NJ. T. ALEXANDER,
f. l.. GRADY JE GRADY
HENRY c. HICKS, j. H. LOCKWOOD
A. II. CASON, j. n COOMBS
A. HOPPE.
Jan q, 1SS6-3m
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EASTSHORE TALK.

We have been handling b. b. b. about 10
months, and can say that il Is the best selling
medicine we handle, and the satisfaction seems
to be complete. LLOYD u ADAMS,
June 90, 1885. Brunswick Ga.
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MAGICAL. SIR.

The use OF b. b. B. has cured me of much suf
fering as well as case of piles of 40 years
standing. Although 80 years old, ieel like
new man. b. b. Is. is magical, sir.
GEO B. FRAZIER.
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RAILROAD TALK

Four bottles Of B. b. b. cured me of severe
form of rheumatism, and the same number of
bottles cured my wife OF rheumatism.
j. T. GOODMAN,
Conductor G. X. II.
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BAY HORSE.

b. Is. B. cured me OF An ulcer with which
had been troubled fifty years. am now AS fa
as hay horse, and sleep better than anybody
and b. b. b. did il all Il r. SAULTER,
June "a, 1885. Athens Ga
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.

b. b. B. Co.: One of my customers, }. b. Rogers
was afflicted 25 years iih terrible ulcer hi,
leg, but b. Il. b. has nearly cured him
r. F. MEDLoCK,
June 90, 1886 Norcross, Ga
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WONDERFUL GODSEND.

My three poor, afflicted children, who inheri-
ted terrible blood poison, have improved rapid
ly after he use OF B. b. B. 1t is a Godsend heal
ing balm. MRS B. M. WILLIAMS,
Sandy, Texas.
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GOD SPEED 1T.

BIB Co: One bottle Of b b. 3 cured me
OF blood poison and rheumatism. May God
speed il to every one. W. X. ELLIS
June II, 1885. Brunswick, Ga
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VERY DECISIVE.

The demand for B. B. B. is rapidly increasing,
aud we pow buy in one gross lots We nnhes-
i,atiugly say our customers are all well pleased
HILL BRos,
June a. 1885. Anderson, 8. G.
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TEXAN TATTLE.

= = One of our customers left his bed for
the fret time In six months after using only one
bottle of b. BIB. He had scrofula oil terrible
form, that had resisted all other treatment B.
B. b. now takes The lead In this section.
LIEprKE Bios,
June is. 1885. Dexter. Texas
Sold In Tallahassee by w. A. Rawls and d.
Lively. Feb. Aim
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HEREBY GIVE
w notice, in pursuance of the statutes of the
State of Florida in such cases made and o. divided.
OF the formation OF corporation entitled JACK.
soNvILLE, Ma PORT AND PABLO RAILWAY AND Nav
IGATIoN CoIPANY," for the purpose Of construct
ing, maint: lining and operating a railroad In the
county of Duval, said State, from the city of Jack
spnvilie to the town OF MaypOrt, thence to a point
at or near the Atlantic Ocean the length of the
railroad 10 be twenty-five (25) miles more or less
A. L. DOLBY, r. +. GILBERT,
L. =. BURROWS, j. B. TOGNI,
ALEX. WALLACE, A. SOLARY
Jacksonville. Fla, Jan. IL, 1Ss6-iO-3m
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BUZZ. BUZZ. BUZZ.
THE BUSY BEES HEAL
ING THE NATIONS.
From sbe Mountain. 10 the Sea.
Praises Come Waited for
B. -. ID.
MOTHER AND SISTER,

b. Il B. Co.: My mother and sister had III
cerated throat and scroiula. and b B. Il cured
them +. g. TINsLEY.
jane 90 1885. COlumbiana, Ala.
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DISCHARGE NOTICE.

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE / WILL PRE-
> sent ms final accounts and vouchers admin
l-lrator 81 the tate of " 4. Murray de -eased to
the County Jadge 81 Leon county, Florida. ard ask
70 be di.chsrged from nv laid misunderstanding.
T. J HCTTD, Administrator.
tallahassee Fla FEB T. 1876 6nik
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In Second Judicial Circuit Court of Florida-
Leon County.
W. 0. Ames IL Co. vs.. The Eufnula Oil Com
pany-Attachment.
TO the DGsndants and all other persons tnterested:
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO Ape AR
\ and plead TO the declaration died against you
In This cause, within three months from this date
HNnsss my band and seal Of this court, this 22d
COUNCIL a. BRYAN, Clerk.
Tallahassee. Dec, -, l8S6-8m "se
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Ola Ramerni

A large quantity Of old papers, ct % cents pei
100, FOR eals IT the FLOnrDrkN olnce Aft
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June %, 1885.
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feet OF covered platform on either side. The
building occupies the entire space between the
Savannah, Florida and Western railway and
Florida Railway and Navigation main tracks.
-. Our public schools closed yesterday with
considerable eclat in the way of fine literary
entertainment, addresses, etc. No orange trees
were killed in this section by the now "celebrat-
ed cold wave" The shipments oforanges from
this place during December were 563 crates, and
these from three or four young groves
Orlando Sentnet.' The Florida Midland
Railroad. which will run from Apopka to Lake
Jessup, received its first lot of iron at Apop-
ka Monday by the T. o. 81. A. X. r..
Will L. Church, OF New York, thas arrived
at Altamonie with The boat he Is going
to run on the Clay Springs Run and the
Wekiva. Both streams were Davigated success-
fully. and the little steamer finally reached Clay
Springs after the various mishaps consequent on
the first navigation OF narrow, tortu0us and
shallow stream. g. w. Biddell & CO., dealcrs
In wild lands, say that there Is greater demand
than before They have hardly tailed to aver.
age the sale of forty acres every day since tho
cold spell.
-Ocala Banner. General freight agent Papy
and a number of officials of the F. r. & N. Co.
were In town Wednesday. looking over the prop
cry under their control Mr.. Papy says thai
steel rails are being substituted for iron ones al
fast AS men and money can replace them, accom-
panied with new ties, over their main lines and
branches Just as soon as these Improvement
can be effected, which will take about six weeks
the time between Jacksonville and Ocala will
be reduced To two hours and fifteen minutes. Re
ceyer Duval il no mere figure head bnta born
railroaeer "from way back, !" and In the near fu
ture every portion Of the road will rise up and
call bin, and his efficient corps of trained assis-
ianis blessed" for the thoroughness and sys
TEN he has introduced in every department by
his nbIe management.
Sit. Augustine Weakly The interior walls
az Hotel San Marco are 10 be einbellshed with
$40 600 worth OF oil paintings, the arrival oil
which u daily expected :. A fatal accident &C.
CURED 81 the new opera house on Tuesday. Mr.
Elliott Church, : carpenter formerly Of Genesce
ii. ~. Nas precapitsied tos the ground floor, .
disjsfce II ib0ut forty feet BY the giving way
81 s ecs0aid upon which be was working. He
ri un0n ths uncovered sleepers OF The frss door
lrsef6rise hIs "a thifh snd right am, and ~
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June "a, 1885
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

why buy cheap. damaged and IN
fcrior goods. when you can got the
very beat at almost tho same figure
Just received, another lot of the well
known Whitaker hams aud breakfast
bacon. lliwafs pickcl, aud catsups. IN
all STYLE. and sizes Nicholson Bros"
and lava parrhcd coilcc'- which cant
be beat and will sell you the very
best roller patent Nour that has ever
been put ON the markct. ~ quality IL
our speciality, low prices our motto.
q. j MILLER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

The Violate Belt Co.. Marshal
Mich. otlcrtO send their Celebrated
Vulraic Belts and Electric Appliance
ON thirty iays trial 10 any man ollie.
ted with Nervous Debility, Loss o
Vitality, Manhood, &c illustrate,
pamphlets in sealed envelopes viii
iull particulars, mailed tree Wut'
them Al once,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-05-25

Dcaue takes the best photos.

Dcaue takes the best photos.
Look out Tor Ellis moNihk wagon.
T.. T.. T.. makr- hens lay frlrc 20
cents.
OpttA slippers Al sleeper Nul'ohN
CO.'S.
order Your chicken lred from
Palmer
Best cup of coffee ln the cilI Al the
Delmonicu.
George W. Mcl'hushl' -'''' '"u
delivers u big load Of dry stove wood 1
[ Tor 81 80.
| Mems low shoes cheap W sleeper
/ Clifton Co.'S
Best lee cream in Waco 3" the pc''
muuico, lu cents plate.
/ Finest line Of art 'lu'l'S ever
/ brought To- MHro,ai l.-H
SAT- horses aud luNur'"u- 's"''
vt ORlc-hy's stables.
"Iurt chewing l"hh''" l"'r no.
make the chcwcr nervous. |'n .
chew poison. ,..,. ,..,.,
~oleagcut for the Maicl'lr-' l'''h'r
Bros ahu nrluN'" ','''' F''"''''.
Moore, 'Ia N"s' ~ avenue 40, .....
Cameron CASTLES 4 story WI sup
ply the retail trade WNh j. men
patent Havana 'ur'd uII '"'"
ing tobacco, aud NusAl. ItnhL
a -Nuplc of "lurL the th'"hf
tobacco that prevents hehr'-nu'h NhH
nervousness aud aids diRr-u"h' w"
be given away to such "l mem l.''""1
as will call tomorrow nj the "il''' Oh
Cameron tHNllt- STORY ,.
Old.iH-hion Il .Hud\ prn,hc' UHl"r
"Turl aud "fruiIcnhr chewing 'o'
hacco.
Dranr's photos are rNre'lrh''
l.. '. Moore STILLS hr7l r'H-' pianos
aud organs ~ moderate l'''''' ~"
eHs? l'al ''''u'' u.i. u,, MICA.
Don chew poison IT IL 'n' "I''
tine ~ slrnhe common '"'"''" '...'
gives heartburn aud causes h''Nou7'
ness. "lurl pug has Tess u""''"'
/, thsn any o'h'r 'n'M ,... General
The Waco Transfer does y general
hauling business, moving IrIh''"''
A specially. IeleNh hone or leave "''''
ut o. \ ' I .ru'' q. fl. rI.ce far
'g,espi S''""'''
due rigs. ..,..,..,,. -,
'' There Is no hitter '"'''r-'"''' III
Turt tobacco. ,..
n f. +. T. means premium i""II
= lEe7ci'' nv" III Ii-,...- nl
" remedy known Tor All "'5iasr1 y,
fowls. sold by 'Hs'l'' "u' ,'r
J.. Mrs. A. I'nhi, l"'e Oh NV '", +"
fashionable iHouls'Si W." wy ' nnt
a ANY WORK ~ New W" \ V,, .,rrr,
} on reasonable terms, MhIl p ,,tt'
near Fourth neat u"o' W ""P'''
II church, Waco ...,. 80. ana,
II Every carriages puBkN wv" ~"
III good rehabie 9"l,N Ahu P'p,'''' wv
can Away he ma a, os, ,,.,' a,r,,ci
y Al tobarco-chcWriH VIZ" "Ppi'nrrn,
ate tine good,' should Gnu LOT ~ W.
aud susar-iIuu' |"' '"'" '"'
poison. .-.,..-. ,..u...r.n
me GheHl'S' W., , u','ie
city Is DENNIS N Iu''a' u.r,,
Mems hAhd sew" 10" wa, ' ~
a., shoes, finest call al - n pa" '' ''"'
.c. ger Bros - ou
Ion Nobby, neat ana Pit'E .,'"
o." oxford button VNl"iu ,',' , osir " A..
.. licH NJ" ~ Wv. ,atr at -uug,
r. dongula at 80" " par "' snug
.Mr Bros ..., .l..- MAN,
~ s'I ""'"'' N,.,,.
IL Extra bargains IN hhhN bWsSl
a.. u al ,,.,,,, .-,its al dennis A 70
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Al the residence OF the groom ibi
Austin avenue, sunday evening, MAY
2a. Rev. Father Bndclon officiating,
MIR. Alexander Brute aud Mlss
Amelia Ecckurdl. The marriage wnr
quiet Que, only few Intimate
friends being present. IuE EXAM
NEH tenders 10 Mr. Brulc and HI
bride ITS hearty congratulations, aus
wishes they may have u long an'
prosperous lie
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..,t..t... .t..,.
d. IT, "''''' '' W. '''' ''"'
Guy, nan. r..,. ....i..,,t,.
N', p''! ~ NJ ''' NV '''''
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"p'' '''T
NUWuu"i a. i,,,,.ri.i. ,, ,.,,.,.,l,.
WI, ',',, ,'.,.,nrda,
IN IN ~, . nv Mr. g. n Handle rcturnrl
,.I.,,. ~. ' ,nt,ni,. ,c.t"rIs, ,,or,ing |
H. 81 Eri,t.n,isn I,ru,,rI, ~,
,.'a., iiin ,,,, n, s,,,rs.s. vs. m
m, m ,nst,rlsv
V|.s Nlor,nrritc ILncs of Wa,a.
.a,iiS ,.visi,,n,, il,c Nt..,, I,iunarI
200 Inntl, I',urtL -trcct
n prnry ns, won. ,yrrt,ror-
.ica,s and Crnr.h.rL ,e,trr,ln, to
lnnt sttrr Iogal bu-iu,..
n NJ Nnkoig rsu. returned from
Ram. county YESTERDAY. where hr
vrnt to defend b. ,ntup man who was
rhargnd WIN theft and cleared him.
Nr n SAY. Rain. rouui, /, solid for
Kos.
Nr. Frnul, Unrhuan was ina from
the ranch YESTERDAY and reports cv
Ierythiug lovely. Frank saws hc IA
going i'm for dur trottmp horses. aud
Wiil Soon have some tine ones on the
= market.
Captain llnrr, Nbri brought Mrs
Abel dowuwith him from TrNarkaua
YESTERDAY. aud ~ the Captain aud
MIR. \. both have taken such "A fancy
Goo Waco, 10 is highly probable that
tine, will locate here
Mr.. f.. T. bingham ha, CHARGE of the
cannon ball tram on the Narrow
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sanger Bros. sell Boy dvu'- r'i'-
bratrd men. low quArirrrd shoes al
$3.50 y pair
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Nh II I TIUWIDT-UU IUNUN'UI OTIU"
Western uiou Telegraph Ollie" THE
cis retained from Au,ln yesterday
where ho went al the Iu-tigallou OF
CoL ". i. swain, to testify before the
Travis equity grand Jury and auswrl
the questions whether or no b.
new anything about the dies
patch m regard tu the ~waiu-PmllIp'
scandal Mr.. Henderson did no
lind the Travis county grand lury %
session, nor hat it been session f..
,evcrn days. and why Mr. ~Waii
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