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I,oR RENT-LARGE HOUSE, 80 FEET FRONT,
near Mornleys ard Arlington Hotels; floors rented
epsIatsy lower door suitable for stores upper for
arcbltects and other offices: stable Of lot.
ta21-6t HILL Il JOHNSTON. 73S 18th ct. NV.
EOR kENT-sOUTH FRONT FINE BRICK HOCSE
bay windows. fun he xht. 10 rooms, furnace. bath
hot and cold, near lines street cars, 2U5 ST. NV.
near Pension Office Inquire immediately on premises
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sslsf 1910 5i-es.
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TESTING THE LAW.

DsuGEists Obi .oI t. the Law Requlrin <
Them 70 oh a,n Ifq nor DcAierE' Lisense.
Special 10 he Gazette.
SIBERIAN, Tex, June 90,-The first
trial Of The druggists OF tbls city and
county before Judge Gregg on the grand
i1ry Indictments, charging them with
seIliag liquor on prescriptions withcu.
licenses, was decided by jury this even
lEg, finding Il Z. Gibbs &c Co., the de-
iendsats, guilty snt assessing their pen-
Ally At a flde Of $3.50. There aye nine
teen cases stll On LIE docket, the second
oeiug bat OF lie Sste Gg-jrst Laok'ord
L TsymaT, watch went 10 trial before the
court this evening, the defendants way
ing jury. These irisIs acs attracting \
great deal CT attention, NOT only in tie
city gu. Throughout the ststp, rs they
Will DC carried to the Sup. ms court in
orcrr TO tess tbs vrildity Of the law
which Il quires druggists 20 obtain retail
LIQUOR deeiers' licenses.
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WakhbCrn,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WAeBBURNE, TEX June 17.-Our town
is beginning 10 assume shape. TIE town
site hiss been carefully laid out with wide
streets, most OK the main thoroughtares
being 100 feet vide. The streets are now
being graded. Several new build Dgs are
nader contract. Railway mechanics are
on tie ground and Will erect the union
Qepo: IS soon SIS material is received.
Colonel W. 4. Scott, wealthy mer-
chant Of Atlsnta, Tex has purchased
lots and will build a hotel second to none
in the Panhandle.
Msjor w. M. Wallace Of OAKLAND, Cal,
hss purchased very desirable business
.and residence property and will immedi
stely erect handsome stone residence.
General Thorn CT San Francisco is Elso
here with view OF locating some fruit
growers OF California. He expresses
himself as well pleased, and Will locate
here.
Our population is augmented daily BY
parties coming from sill quarters select
ing business and residence property, be-
ing assured by our raiIE.y facilities.
geographical position snd other natural
advantages thu. Washburn is to be the
city Of the Pshhhnd!e.
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ST. LOUIS, AiO.. June 20. - Cattle-Receipte
Is U, shipments lCu; masE,t dun q O lower /;
choice he,.vy native steers > 2OC5 50; fair to
souI native steers 4 6ra5 -. me ium to Orims
Du che7s' GERS s. OtGI 20. ,ic to < Cd sock
eTs and ees ; 1908 ~, ran. ers, or inarJ to
g"O1 g 1904 o. HUgs Recei Is 3SJJ; ship
ments 400: market stea ", ranging from
s. 2jd IS. SneCp Receipts -O0a .hi' ments 90;
arket nTm, fsir to chOice IS 1905 81. ii Ises
-R5Cetpts .. shiTTcHts ..-; Texans and In
dams IA carloads st 0JG5s0J.
CHICAGO, ILL, June ~ -Cstlle-Recelpts
ll,COO; shipments -; market W ak and lower |;
medium 10 fancy "a 1jG6 90; grassars and COM
mon steers s. 6OC4 ; cows Il 5JG3 80, stock
ers and feeders - ) "A o; Texas. 81 SOFA rs.
II gs-Receipts 4tOI; receipts 450 ma ct
81 w an 5Gl0; low T; rar giug on 81 lO15 50
heeu-Retelpts 400, shipments 10 0; msr'.
steady; western feerers So 1893 Go; Texas $. -
q 4 10; lambs s. QOd4 30.
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GEsERsL Markets.
ProGucsAp1 Prov.,on.

/
ST. LOUIS, no. June 2o-FIour steady.
whest was very strong and advanced early in
the dsy, but Eel btck aftsrw.rd, closing at
9s6j jaw ) 1Gs2s.c closing - -; AuEust $40
SEC closing So; sep embeI 49, es3hc, clos
In ; &C; heceub' s5Ge1i.c. closing 8. 81 &c,
Corn GaIi ope. ed i'm but &c inef: cash Axe;
ouiv ciosil' q &C. a gust 451s d47ilc, closing
46lac; Sc tember 46Sa e exc, cl,-ius 4Gi. year
So. d" 8. &c. closing 4 81, g O4,s quiet cash
81 q $50 June SIC; J~l, =; pit Der 1890.
rfoyisinns Wer1 weak. Pork 50 10:
Lara s. s7% Dry salt mests- b ,xed
shollter- s. 81 d6 ": lorg clear 81 6Oa7S'4
! l5N,- Bscon.bUNsd s1oulGe,s s. IS; long Gears
$ S'dS -; cisar Iibs S. 4OaS 40;
sno', c!esrs s. G)as f5. H,ms so IS
'wer; uue - :, July Size An. ust s. 81 Corn
lower; Jure &C. Jlly 49,. August s6isr. Sep
TEN 'er 45Tc oA1s easyi June &c, august
CHICAGO. III. June 'O.-Dnring the entire
ses,i 10 dsy wheat moved up and down with
in narrow range tut al the sine from < to &C
over ciOsit < price last night. While there
we 70 sign that The slight railT + yesterday
might be followed by u -Ircug bulge to day Il
di no. 'omr. Th"re was good start when
July 'pen &c higuer st 81, Sc 8 d sold right
H, to s. =, bu. t. hmm dia ~ irli away to s24
c s! 5.c, and u tr 10 sc There were RENE bull
arguments, but they We're not sullici mt
NJ sisnlar-nt t:adl1g hId 20 ssart
the Crrwi other W., eth ugh
pit was mo - set than on Tuesday; July
was sac, OF a. better than lsst 5isht It I
o'clock y O., uU- c'ust around it =. Corn
WAS q d!-appOlr meet % Gy; pie opened
= hieh T han last rtEi I, ln1 july cy ad-
,anc Il y TO 5ii,r, the thyre VS. dc
l'ns 10 go, BE, = .. 'onH UI'ge {, ElAc;
Ju.y la e. Wa 70 51is rs} lei 4 lie. and
.Io~,d ~ 49,; or Sc below last nlsht. o her
fgatar also c,set At bottom IEies for
pressing elect amony p ,yi,'on traders
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sUNDAY-sCH0O4 N0NFEN nvNI
The Christian STATE Sunday-schroI COnve
Iiou q, u, pIeies lis &urE,

The Christian s. ate SunasF-sChcOl COnvEua
uOu o. RI Ieies lis Wurk.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, lex June 20.-The Safe Sun
daY-Ecnocl convention CT the Carist,sn
church was called 20 order to-day al Q
O'Clock by C. NJ. McP5eraon, president.
Devotional services " re thee conducted
by D. K aph Of Huntsville. ComEtAtees
on Programme, finance, future wcrk ard
resOlu'iCns re. cried, and the reports
were al Ttd. Prominent cnopG the
resolutions passed were resolutions con-
demnstory to the whisky trs I'll; and lhsgks
10 the couctesies TO tHa nresg. The con-
v-rtion subscribed SlO47 for Sunday
school works.
Tle convention ti00rned st 1880 and
convened again a. $50. Tie evening
was mlinly cccGpied in the adoption Of
the reports Of the committees and by an
address bv A. 3 Bad y Of Wax1bsc lie
on the sub. ct OF "Woman's Work in the
Sunday school"
The Euncsy school convention I'D
i0uined tonight zfter several speeches
on Sunday schocl work by prominent
ministers from different states.
The General Convention CT The Christ
ian church meets Tomorrow and will be
II session several days.
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A FATAL LEAP
Alvin AlEer of Runge Meets with an Ia
.imeIy Death.

Alvin AlEer of Kunse Meets with an Ia
.imeIy DEATH.
Special to the Gazette.
TEHPLE, TEX June 20.-0ne or more
CARS in train gong north on the Mis-
souri, Pacific Road jumped the track this
sf.ernoon about four miles north OF this
city. Fur safety, man who WAS riding
in tie caboose, jumped to the grourc and
in jumping fell so that the yock Of his
head WAS crushed, causing his br.Ins to
ooz3 out st his esc5. Dr.. W. L. Rogers
was called 81 once to the Won lded man
but he died in e few moments after the
doctor reached him. The tra!n went Oh
IlesviIg him in charge Of G section hand.
after desth his body WAS brought to Tenn
-ple ard Justice Lowry held Al inquest
The deceased WAS nan Of me-
dunn Sc, apparently thirty five ye.rs
old. From papers on his person it see me-
that his name is Alvin Alger, snd nat he
.Sss in charge CT Shipment Of horses
NaBped from Rurge On the Arausxs Pass
Road on the Is inst. snd corsig1ed 10
Onahs, NIB. His body is held ~ swai.
directions from ms relatives or friends,
who have been sslegrsphed Of the sad
occurrence. a
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WEATHER AID CROPS.
Tho Heavy Rains Intlrfere wish Rail-
Way Traffic IN the Ssu.hlrn
PART Of the State.
Several Miles CT the Southern Pacific Road
Undef .er-FnrmeTs Retarded
f-.py the Wet weather.
Hunt County Crops.
Special tSgae Gazette.

Special tS5he Gazette.
JARDM TEX June 18.-Oi late this
secsiog5HAs been visited by sn overplus Of
xHssshich has hsd the eject Of retard-
ing farming operation, besides giving an
impetus to the growth Of grass. Stock
Is fat and sleek, consequently milk ana
butter are plentiful. Corn is in silk ano
tassel and the outlook for bountiful
yield is f.tterirg in the extreme.
Fruit Is unusually abundant, early
peaches being ready for use now.
Tne oat crop is splendid. but wheat Is
practic, lily failure and In these parts
there will not bs enough harvested for
seed. There is q large acreage planted
10 cotton and, up to few days ego, it
promised well, but the ominous appear
snce OF the web worm, which devastated
Gotten here three years age, has cSat
cloud OF urcertsiuty over the present
CT this staple. In fact, the
worms have already, in one or two in
stances, stripped the stalk completely Of
It's folirge aud, it is tesred, planting over
is the only resort, We are arxIou ly
awaitir further developments.
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InDaf,as County.

special 10 TIE Gazette.
HUIca2Ns, TEX June 10-Tae cotton
crop in this section is almost entirely
ruined by the worms. Every farmer will
h.ve to replaDt or mske no cotton. It is
& tIi:ust to gel cotton seed, as there Is
cone in the country. Those who have
got seed so far have bad to send to Luis
lana and missiSs ppi for it.
:. Tee est crop just harvested is the best
5ssr years, snd the same Esy be sajd Ct
Wheat, which will be harvested as Eoon
Pas the weather permits.
The outlook for corn is splendid, and
the Indications are that the crop Gnd
yield will be better than in five yegrs.
A heayy rain tel lsst night and to-day
wEic@getards harvest
,..s,TStpsou grsas is gradually taking hold
OF tie Hu;chins Deigbborhocd, snd al
efforts to suppress 1t ere futile.
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on CHANGE.
spsi Ce:tsn Unchanged, Futures irom
20 Foi8tS H'ghtr-Aeney
Market Easy.
sFheat Opened s;ropg, Eiuctusted Narrow
yand Closed at al auvance-Live stock
EraCsact,ons Brick
Daily Review.
GlzEITr OsEIUE,
rSHr WoS-H, TEX, June a, 1888

TGRr WoscH, TEX. June 2 1855
During the early hours OF business to-
day there WAS considerable briskness in
deslipgs On the Fort Worth retail market,
but in the afternoon there wss something
Of subsistence. Whole salers have done
fair BUSINESS.
There have been no changes in quota
tiols on produce to-dsy.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Business for the week has been qaiet,
cut the trade situation presents more
cheerful aspect by reason Of improved
crop reports from gil the important grow
ing stc:ions and the 1ae and more sea-
sonsbie westher generally prevsiliug.
She latter has qu!Ckened the retail de-
maG', Gad th5 j 50iig end first hands
tra1a hsvS also IL some degree been bele
fled thereby.
A good lumber OF southern package
buyiis ara low in mlrket, and taeir
.&klgs II preparation for the NIX.
season, especially in cotton fab
'icg, have been ct good proportions.
O.her fsll goods have slso had some
Attention, thcugh not mary sctual tran
actions have IS yet taken place. In sea
sOpa7le fabrics ne moderate demsnd
nss aleo occurred in first hands, but che
sumDer period b5ing now tt hand, aut
me requirements OF both Ibbers aGd re
tsiieIs being generally we'll covered, tn
Only r. quest is for the supplying OF i'm
madiotz wants, ed !h,y 81 EN- TO Dc Of
very m9dera.2,proporIioIs -Diy G jods
Reporter.
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Nncoghncrfn Oountx,
,nce al the GazetEe.

CORRESPONDENCE Of the Gazette.
NACoGDoCHEs, TEX, June 1.-THE
Continued pretty weather Tor tbs past
twelve dsys hiss enabled the farmers TO get
well up with their wosk in this county
The corn crop will be very large, espe
ally on the red lands. Oats ire abou.
sn acreage Of thirty bushels to the acre,
While cotton is yet too young 10 tell sny
hing about IL The weed up to this time
is very fac or the uplsnds, bu. in the
bottom fields It is not so good, owing 10
the heavy spring rains, ard rhst psrt Of
the crop is Considerably il the g-a6s yc!.
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The Ntchsr Eiver Up.

Special to the Gazette.
BEAUMONT, Tx June 18-The uu-
preoeden.ed rains that hsve fallen almost
necessarily for the last forty-eighs hours
have about brought business 10 stand
still. Tie Neohes river is risiI g very rap
idly and 1t will very likely be one Of the
highest Uses known here for years. The
Southern Pacific Railway passenger trains
sre compelled to turn here, ss there are
three wsshouts between here and Hous-
ton. The Sabine and East Te1ss Railway
is washed bad, and it will require several
days to get It in operation again.
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Es.rel 4 q .he asrsge encqgsrtcrs.

CeEron After The Gs-sR- aeHcqgsrters.
ThRgELL. TEX, June &c ..SsS.
% the Editor OF she ,IaIette.
For the bad weather lsst night, 1 very
coed crowd of people gathered at the
opera house 10 see what could be done
toward securing the Grange headquar-
tiers. The matter Wss discussed in vsri-
oas ways, and the import and BENEFIT of
The organization given by competent au
tnoFitV. After weighing the matter II
VAS determined &c hsye another meeting
Friday night, SD Res whE5 could be done
ioEasd accomplishing Ihis grand purpose
IN tie meantime il vas agreed to stir the
people on the suit ct. It is admitted by
many CT the points bidding that Terrell
PROBABLY hiss 10 superior in natural sd
vsLtsges, out the question row IS the
finances, which is, OF course. not 8 natp-
lsl advantage. -
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Great s;orrn It Rurton,
,spon asnee OF the Gazstte.

CorrespoD Gence OF the Gazette. ?
BURTON, Tex jane ls.-The he,viest
rain and storm that has visited this sec
ton since 1896 fell here last night Hood
ing everything in the vicinity, washing
Away several houses sid oesti1g dow
the crops so badly tnat corn is nesrly ell
ruined. The rsiifoad track ABOUT thrse
miles east Of here wss badly dana ged,
washing away one or two bridges and
forty or fifty feet of track, delaying sill
trains scout thirty-six hours. Cattle sui
fered badly.
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Track Under Water.

Special % the Gazette.
HOUSTON, Tx, June Is The hesvy
rains OF the past two days hsve interte-ed
materially win the running of trains on
all the roads. The S Southern Pacific, bow
ever has been the greatest sufferer. The
rack is under water for ter miles beyond
Dayton, station twenty miles east OF
the city. No trains are running east OF
ibis city, aud it is rot known when trait {
will be resumed as the damage cannot be
aseertained until the waters abate.
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z AIN ae Huntsr lie.

Special to the Gazette.
HUSTsVnLE. Tx June lS.-It ccm-
menced raining hete yesterday morning
and has kspt it up with slight cesss:ions
ever since. Great dsnlsge will be cAused
to crops, it is thought. The reads are
covered with mud and slush, rendering
travelling very bad, and Gil creeks have
neaIly overflow their banks.
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Kemp,
Correspondence Of the Gazette.

NsSrftspUIUtlCU q LlIg DaIGIEs.
KEMP, Tex, June 1.-THE weather
has been quite sultry for tie last three
dsys. and today wsrm rain is blown G
up from The southeast. Wheat is about
sill harvested, and most Of the ost crop.
The yield Of both is fair, and far better
than was expected.
Politics ts getting Interesting, and can
didstes are swarmlng like bees
The web worm has been playing fearful
havoc with young cotton, much having to
be plan ted over. The hot weather OF the
past few days though hiss checked them
somewhat.
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L RlE,
Correspondence OF the aazette.

N01FcsPoEEence OF the Sazette'
.sLGIN, TEX, Jure IS<--Lste Saturday
evening Nj. J. Z Dinkins wss shot twice
with 4 shotgun 10 the hsGds CT VIII
Browning and instantly BiAsd, St his
home, s'x miles Northeast u this place.
1Cur correspondent is uRsn!s 10 learn
Particulars ss 20 the csRse Of HilGrg.
A very heavy rain fell here yesterday.
Several washouts are reported along the
Aae Of the Taylor, Bs-trop aud Houston
Ra.lgOSd. The weather continues cloudy
and threatening.
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CoppHrss Cove.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
COPFaRAs COVE, TEX, June 19.-T1e
morning dswned with heavy showers snd
continued till late in the morning. There
is CREST fear of TIE loss Of the small grains
in the stsck before there is chance for
threshiGg.
There is considerable excitement over
the meeting of the iaboIing Class. After
they learned the source Of The call they
are dropping Of sad swinging on 20 the
old plank.
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Era,h Comfy rcpg.

correspondence Of tie Gazette.
S!zPaENVILLG. TEX Jane I9.-G!ass
kas tie Sc could BE- wished for. Water
spleutif-l. The oats crop is immenss--
Sever better n tie history o. L an
uaEy-sni the srea planted is yerF
A!ee. Com viii rot be over % cents Per
lGtnel, hon IN. present outlook. [. Ii
70" r4in,ng, sno the c,rl crop is es-
sud Deyoad s peredv n lre.
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The Wool Market,

GALVESTON, TEX, June sC.-Wool--Sl, afy
and Unchanged; spring Il month"; = /.
foe, 1514Gl7nc; meniam I7H@l94c. T. 20
5 IOnLhs ,lIp, line, Hi<Gl5H; mecium u r. ~; ;
aIeXican improved nominal; MeAilu 81,
pet, none Offering. kec. ip;s to-day, j4rFlt
pounds; this season, 5,407 lt2 pounds; =
men pounds SAFES 49, pounls; stos
2,I6l, 767 pounds.
or LOUIS Mo-, Junei20.-Wooi-s Steady and
firm; unwasheu bright med Um, llE22cHi
coarse braid ll019c; low sandy l0dl7c. hno
nAHt l2T lsc; Il e neav3 lOGlSc; tub washed,
choice, $3.50; IN error rs 1879
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IN Bell county.

1VBUIAI 20 EIlB ObLbtIU.
HOLLAND, TEX, Ju1e lS.-It has been
showering for four daye, preventing farm-
ers from finishing cutting oats and endan.
gering the safety OF those now cut. The
standing oats are falling down bad y from
rust ard being ripe. In many localities
in this county II has been so wet thai
farmers have not yet planted cottoc,
while in other pisces the cotton looks
clean rsnk. Corn is the finest for
several years.
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AEU YorR,

NEW YORK. June o. Cottos- Spot closed
quiet and unchanged. ~
Low ortir sry, -; Ordinary. Q l6,: gepa
1.'"@rf, 9ci 100 DiodIiDE, 9zI', middllpg
10 To-: good middlinS. 10 .s.ls,i midtlfSF
far li<c.
Sales, 173 bales. u
Stock, 80 al.
lures opened STEADY at a slight decline on
first month. and at an advance of l to 2 points
on Uthers, and closed steady az the same rata
o decline ard ADVANCE.
CHI
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suafohnson Cornty. :

Special TO the Gazette.
JOSHUA, TEE.s June is 1t commenced
raining here sometime las. nigh. and his
continued slowly bu. steadily 10 p. Ms
good season is in the ground cAs g
more, which the SafmeTs say will UsAres
! good cora crop. TIE cotton eroA;ss
late in this section, but the woEz13 hsFes
abandoned it End It has cowRsn6ed 10
grow ana is looking we'll. & IS
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In MtEs Comfy.

Special to the Gazette.
RK9ME, TEX Jane Is On nccourt Of
rain tbs morning you can put Wise
county down for the lsTgsst COTE c-cp on
record. We are overf0wing with grain,
and tbecotton crop 81 This stage prom
lses l2fge yield.
tEuit and vegetables sre in abundance.
ana the farmers are hsppY after twc yea1s
OF fai. uTe.
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In Kaufman County.
Special 10 the Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
TERRELL, TEX jane 1S.-Ws hsye hsd
another Dig shower Of rain ard the clouds
seem ready to turn loose again. The
CROPS are getting Still further behind, Tut
the few sunny Gays last week did tie
farmers much good. Sunshine is needed
very badly just now.
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Memorial Services Ordered.

BERLIN, jane 20.-Cne Emperor Will
I'ta viii personally rs.opea the Reichstsg
IND LsrdlBg. TIE Emperor has ordered
us memorial services % heId in all the
Universities, colleges and schools
Lafoughout the empire, June 80.
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In the Panhandle.

special to the Gazette.
CLARENDON, Tex, June ls-The
weather continues very dry. II we could
only dizzy with you fellows below and get
some of your surplus rain how happy
both OF us WCull be.
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In HIN County.

Special to tie Gazette.
HILLsBoaG, Tx, June 1s-We are
having 100 mach rain. The cat crop As
in great danger Of being ell rnined by the
excessive rGius :. = :,
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A South CGrolins girl wss married five
lines in seven weeks, and is now bother
"a to know which one Of the chsps is her
we husband. sac has been sent to jain
Nth!pk over It..
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6alvaEfcR

eALYEsIoH, TEX Jun. % G--r"- >; t
closed steady at yesterdays quotations.
Gfoss reCsirts bales,
sslea, % bales.
E-DcrIa, 800.
Shipments co-stwise, zee. blles
&:oct ) s. J2lsf.
Ordlnary. ! 3 Gle; good ort'asr;, SHC;
loR nialUuQ 9; r'G1Ang. 6 lfc: tucd
nidtlil & 49,; Enid5liHg TAR lO CO.
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ANY, previous yesr known 10 the oldesi
settlers. The corn crop viii De equally
as good.
Another copious rain fell this morning.
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At ERrmersy,llc,

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
FARMgRsvILLE, Tx, June 16.-We
have been having nice Westher this week
and crops are fine in this county.
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In Cioy Ocunty.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
HENRIETTA, TEX, June 17.-All the
whest sNd oats in Clay county are about
harvested snd the yield sugpssses that Of
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In maniopn County.

Correspondence of the Gazette.
MADIsoNyILLE, TEX, June l6.-Crops
,ra very good. Too much rain has fallen,
out for tie Present the Weather is acting
yery nicely.
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0OELOE SsKKa &a.
asas,stz at AZ Up,ss.l States Psre..

,saIyEsltS, GE1,. jane GO.-OoftcA rsas'pis
~ iirt.aI SCsSss po-ss:
":.;- az. e. 49,. ............-... "a
'5:fs .'2J - & rScE....-. ...-......--. e, 2i'5
Tksz ?. ~. yeSE.... .-..,... ......... lG1
l. lsI -tceits thI.a fer :his seasop.-.. 5,I5, -
iosai TScs prs .hir este las. ESGscn.... sos >
LigeTsLge, incrsasc .......-.......... 2os lGt
S-co5ss lhCr az tb's ve6&............. "A 81
81. < ~ Dited 9iaIeS ports this daJ.. 3 ) $50
hIotk thiR day Las: Je1... ....-........- 2Sy 5U7
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The Oonse Ea.kat,

& GALvEsroE TEX. June 30 Cofre- Nomirs.
Sod unchaT ged 5000 ordinary, Ike; fair. 1867
Prime, lS1ac choice, 49c peaberry, 20c old gov
thme Mt Jaws, &c. q