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Montgomery, Ala. December 81 --rbe
several political parties IN Alabama con.
unue to busy themselves prepara tory Tor
the next STATE campaign Ia 1894 The
Jeftersonlans were first in the field win 3
can Ior mass meeting IN Montgomery
county on January ls, doubtless ID liz
ready FOR their State convention. which
was called some time ago 10 be held In
Blrmiusham on February 8. at which
time and place the peoples party also
nola their State convention. Both claim
~ YET neither TO be combined nor united
nut since a combination or both is neces-
sary 70 have any show Of success at tie
% August State election the Likelihood
= they VIII unite and make common
eanse at the birmingham convention Mass
meetings IN the different counties nre held
eaea week Of Jeffersonians and people'g
party men for that purpose, A few DAVIS
ese chairman Smith Of the State execu
i've committee Of the regular, or organ
lzsa democracy, called his committee
70 meet In Montgomery on January ~
70 arrange matters for a call OF the state
convention Of the organized democracy
ana take such other steps as may be
aeemed proper. That Alabama viii again
witness q lively State campaign next
summer goes without saying, as all the
parties mean business
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pALnsrINE PoINrERs
Pleasant Literary Observation-Disclosures
the Bonus

! Pleasant Literary Observation-Disclosures
/ the Bonus.
Palestine. Texas, December 20. The
| Amsranthine society literary organi-
\ cation OF much local repute. met last
! night at the hospItabie home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. d, j. Price splendid programme
Of music, reading and Rotations was rem
dered A spread congisiing of all tile
choice delcacies imaginable was seFveg
| during the evening and In an the enter
tainment was a. complete Success and a
very pleasant Z affair srdith's orchestra
Breadefed some choice selections The next
pieerinG VIM be held Friday, January z,
~ the homo Of Colonel Thomas B. Green
wood.
A meeting IS being held Ak the opera
house tonight - decide whether or not
the people OF Palestine win give a bonus
Of $4,000 and a right or way through
the county TO the proposed Palestine and
Dallas railroad The citizens have taIten
the matter up With vlgor and are doing
all they can towards raising the neces.
sary amount and ii Is more than prob
nhls that the result OF the meeting VIII
be the acceptance Of the proposition Of
fercd by the contractors and that the
enterprise wilt be a success.
Mrs joel Duncan Is visiting relatives at
Franklin
Mrs. olin Moore IL visiting at Neches.
Mrs y. r, Ackermann Is visiting her
old home at Trinity.
Mrs. D. NJ Wells OF Waco Is visiting !
her father Mr., a. F. Erwin. and family |
here
MISS Florence Herman OF bryan Is Wis. |
lyng The family Of Mr. V. +. punose In |
this city.
Miss Stella ogilvie IS horne from school /
az Austin and WIN remain until after the
CAPTAIN George W Burlstt returned
yesterday from business trip in Trinity
COUNTY
Miss Mamie Dawson OF Galveston. who
has been spending the holidays with Mr. I
and Mrs. X. j, Royal in this city. re-
turned home last night
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quentiy known az Johnson's Station, In
Tarrant county September IS 1913. James
the fourth brother came in 1871 AS
Mier prisoner in Mexico on the 25th day OF
March, 1913, he drew black bean In
Santa Anua's lie lottery, and was muir
dered with sixteen companions. The broth
ers, Tudor, George, Abraham, and their
father came later and have all been dead
a number Of years; and yesterday John r.,
the last OF a noble band OF brothers, died
IN San Antonio aged IS years, He was the
original founder OF the cotton and wooden
mills In New Braunfes, where he mar
rled and reared family Floods swept
away much OF his denominations. he,
however. owned the lands covering Co
manche Peak, In Hood county. and for
some years past has resided there while
his family were In san Antonio. and he
died on visit to them. Last summer. for
the first time in fifty-nve years, he visited
his native State, and then the Fair In
Dallas, In conclusion said Major Brown,
John +. Torrey was a good man and n
valuable citizen to Texas, as were all his
brothers."
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SAM BLowN To ATo,Ts

Palestine, Texas. December 2a~Retween
the hours Of 2 and this morning me SIZE
belonging 10 II, NJ, jackson. FAX collector
Of Anderson county. was blown open by
unknown parties and robbed OF $3.50 IA an
Yer. some gold and some currency. Tue
total amount secured can not az yet he
eseertained A package Of currency was
left untouched Dynamite cartridges
were used 90 effect an entrance and tho
large old-faahloned iron safe was blown
e atoms. Tax Collector JacFsons ofice
is situated IN The northwest corner Of
the court house and Is directly opposite
an Of the husipeas houses that are IN the
cid town, AR. Wiley. q restaurant keen.
er savs he WAS awakened BY the explo-
sion, but thinking Il Was something that
fell Ia some OF the buildings ADJOINING
and not bearing anything more went
back 70 sleep. There We're TWO blasts
made. The second was very faint ana
was not heard By Mr.. Wiley, but several
sleeping near by heard both distinctly,
Nothing WAS known 81 the matter until
Mr.. Jackson came down for his DAYS
work, Tile tracks leading to and from
the window were very plain ana blood
hounds we've sent for and wiil be put on
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GRAIN IS ANGRY.
Denounces as Falsehoods Some Repprts IN
Circulation.

Corpus chrtsti Texas December % =
captain James 3. Thompson OF this oitv
mas received letter from Coneressyy,a i,
| Grain, from which The Post correspnnd-
! sNt mas oeon permitted 70 extract the fol-
I lowing. II Is self-explanatory:
! Il have heard from a reliable sonrca
tnnt u IL ruinored in Corpus Christi that
Judge Earnest or Senator Mills and /
n ade some kind OF 'dicler' by which
Auee NcCampbel gets the patronage OF
tls laredo customs district at Corpus
ana that people are giving credence to thu
charge, and that 1t Is injuring me I saw
most emnhatically that this accusation 1,
totally' unquallhedly and absolutely false
N every particular. ] have neither writ
Ten nor spoken, either directly or Indirect
", OF through any other person, to Sena-
tor mhls or Judge Earnest a solitary
word about patronage or appointments in
Judge Earnest's or any other collector's
District. except to ask him 10 appolnt
some personal or political friends 20 places
under him since his appointment, and he
ms not appointed one SO far as I am al
Ylsed. The truth is, I was told nj the
White House by the presidents private
secretary. that the former was giving no
attention to local appointments but Tint
ne followed the recommends tions Of his
secretaries In the cabinet and that II [
could get Secretary Carlisle to recon-
mend Auee McCampbeB he would be ap-
pointed. within an hour I had MIR. Car
usie's Solemn assurance that he would
recommend Alice McCampbell for the coll
leciorship, What means were subsequent
~ adopted to defeat him, / can not say
positively, but have heard. Being hear
say, ! WIN not say what they were Why
should ! make a 'dicker,' even though
my record for more than twenty years In
public life does not shut out the sugges-
ton even that / would make a dck4r).
when l was morally certain Of securing /
the appointment for my candidate? Who
ever put this rtmor In circulation is not (
only my enemy, but hates the truth, He
was willing to perpetrate moral assassna-
ton. Thank God. whatever my lnnrmit!es
may be, hypocrisy and deceit form no
part Of my character. I pronounce the en-
ire charge a gross calumny upon Senator
dill. Judge Earnest and me. and / de-
iounce It's author as a manufacturer OF a
le without, any raw material. / am GER
ain that l have some friends, and even
mong my political enemies there are not
few, who have not believed me guilty
# treachery and decat With this state
nent l dismiss the subject"
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LocKHART LocALs.
Week Of Festivlty--A building Boom
Personal

Week Of Festvlty--A Building Boom
Personal.
Lockhart. Texas, December % ,nre
I christmas holidays thus far have passed
/ on quietly and pleasantly and our citizens
are happy 70 testify that there has been
much less crime and dissipation than a
usual az such times
ON Tuesday and Thursday the nevlv ar
sanized gun club were shooting on their
grounds near town.
ON Tuesday and Wednesday nights the
KING Dramatic club held the boards Al
me opera house, and on Thursday night
fhe San Marcos Minstrel troupe gave al
entertainment
we are much troubled to learn that the
proposed extension Of the Missouri, KAN
Aas and Texas road 70 san Antonio rs
hkely 20 be hnperiled by the retaliatory
measures adopted by the international
and Great Northern IN its fight with lie
former road.
Justice HenderRon's court has been in
session this week and several mediterranean
cases Of minor Importance have been ,iia-
posed OF.
Mr. Rruce Roberts, late editor OF the
monograph, will leave for his new Ioea-
H0n ~ slnlthVilie next week, where ne
VIII establish a new paper.
Charlie Hudson, former I.ockhart boy
after an absence OF several years has re-
turned on a visit 70 his mother and other
relatives.
new building boom has struck the
town Many houses have recently been
erected ard many others arc In contom
platlon. Messrs J. Schwarz. l.. Mech. j
=, storey and q. w. Noble will soon have
me residences under construction
number OF our citizens are suffering
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THE ToRREY nRorugpg
Dallas News December %

tf.st"S -trNa bFceInher %
Yesterday mornipg Major John rfarr,,
brown said 70 Round About: '.rhe XII
match IN todays News from san Anfor,o
y the obituary column q wrong "a evsr,,
Point stated excepting that Tie iscsas I
eame from Connecticut. The eentss,,,s =
VINO Y o ~ there Yesterday WIS Mr. John
y. Tprrey who came from Connsntic,,t -
Houston. Texas IN 1855 lie never serye5l
n any military capacity. but re,,de's.,
valuable ald as one OF the several brafhass
who established ana maintained Torres,.
trading house from about 1872 to VIZ
Iney were 9f sreat value on the Indian
frontier. enjoying the confidence 81 prsei
dents Houston ana Jones and the peonls
There We're seven brothers. al from Ast
ford. c. John p. born Ia 1911 tie seeons
"a axe, was the first IN Texas David ~
years older. came IN 1910 lie was ls,lis.5
by the Mescalero Indians near preslaio da,
Norta Christmas day. lSis rhomas ssi
third brother, came IN 1870 ne was \
santa re prisoner then with EIdridi.e
and Ham 4. Bee on the thrilling fndien
mission TO the plains 10 1913. und En- route
home he died at the treaty grounds, subse.
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DEVERS, December ea.-A fine shower
feii tndaS, with quite warm weather.
Persons from the North have bought
land near town and are going right ahead
with improvements.
Mr. G. J. Lien Of Foster, Mo. probably
has the finest section OF land 10 the east
ern part OF this 0,iberty) county
The Stacey dltching machine factory is
going right ahead turning out machines.
our new friends seem to think II IL Inn
possible for II to be mldwinter. for they
can 20 about without a coat. and vegeta-
ton is IN a good way OF Erowlng--Gnd yet
this Is the 9th of December.
Mr. Morley OF Rochester, N. ", is max
Ing praprations to put III from three TO
four hundred acres OF rice this coming
year, lie expects 70 start steam plow-
ing outfit by the 18th OF january, and
keep running steadily as Ions as the sea-
son lasts,
The new irm Is o G. Compton & Co.,
instead Of Compton Bros, as reported
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HILLENKAMT1 -v1 Arso,,

Nacogdoehes, Texas. psec15bsy y
NJ tue baptlst church IN this I'M,
Ntf W g, Hilleukamp was n,,,rria Y
Alss Theo Watson. The following co,,,,es
s.stll's ~ waters for the bride Z IA pron,,
~ =. grhln ana Miss Eu.a Ireg,n
ai ~ =, Nt lreeon and Miss Matte 9rton
~. 8 son ana Mlss Mollie Thomas
bruek ana Miss L5nhie I.an.rstor,
at w r. Smith Of this CIV ana Ma,
sta4ie sweeney Of Palestine ,revss
=, =, hender pastor OF the church Va
naAeur lhs ceremony was baasttff,,t -,
it,,,,,ptt9fipe. The church was bea,iflf,,ii,,
Illuminated and well filled with ne fr5asis
N NE relatives Of the bride ana rrraa,,,
j, NV ne MARRIAGE procession entsrea
w Fnufen FOUR beautiful little girls eaeh
psAIlns tghted taper prs.tdaa ~,
bride ard Fioom to the altar. nc o ~
Hafhpg PARTIES made a grt-aftI tra,,t,..-
eegpie' 1he sroem appeared CAIN dler1
ilti ana manly; The bride iunoe4ut 49,,
Hipi ana wqmauly. The eaDftay,a, 4.
waiting aud the brlde's maids wsrs az ,sn
tNSe q society They were all e,e5,s,,,',,
1881 lof me occasion. The groom Il 4
q one of the Oldest Nacog-
49,. y isnllles' Ms father the lion. Nil-
iaiin fliHenkamp having been for n,,n,,
sears district clerk OF this county III
e Young man u pninne tchsise n.sr,i
Hna = iiked and esteemed s., ~ ,ri.
nr.ae Is most ioyabie ana aecamos,ssns
Young lady. ana she apnearfl X ~
Dfiusi robes as STRAY beam from nsrs
rise She Is The daughter 81 Tr y
watson. 2 highly estanine1 citlzen or ma
p'aef me happy col3le we're lie reot,,t
snts Of mahy beautiful ma a5s,lv
from thar friends May their unIan rs |
napry and Blessed. -
Roral owl q giving universal sat,ssa.
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BELLIcosE NEGRO sHor.

tolmeaneil. Texas, DECEMBER q 2
Freishters from Jasper report the shoot.
ing Of Wash cowiey.a negro.at that place
last Saturday night by John MCQUEEN
l'he negro disputed something Mcqueen
had said and cut at Mcqueen with 4
knife, when Mcqueen warded OH the
stroke ana snapped his pistol IN The
negro's face. cowley then grabbed for
nm axe near by, when Mcqueen shot him
Ia the side, the bullet going through ~
body. u y thought the negro Is not IA.
tally wounded. Mcqueen IS VI good fam.
fly and is said to have acted on the de.
fensiye In the premises.
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MONA.

MONA, December 2s-rt commenced
raining here 10 the early forenoon today
and has continuously rained all day. Lots
OF water on the ground.
Quite number OF Mona people attend
ed The ball and supper NJ Olive last night,
given by the Knights OF Honor lodge,
and report having had pleasant time
The Mona MINIS company Is having some
repnjrs done around their mill during the
holidays. The min ia expected to resume
operation on Monday. January /, 1894
Mona has hcan visited by Ia grippe.
Mrs. y. r. IEarr who has been quite
ill tor the past few days. Is reported I'M
proving nicely.
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TEXAS TOWN TOPICS,
sEws NOTES eArHEnnD ny POST
REPORTERS.
a Bookkeeper Charged with Embezxie.
msut Lpses HIS Kcsso II Two Terri
bic Accidents Exceptionally
Warm weather.

BEAUMONT, December es.--ft hiss beer
raining steadily all day and not confined
70 this Immediate locality. CAPTAIN Nc,
cormick, conductor on the Sabine and
Hes, Texas railroad, says that rain has
been falling all day as far up and be-
yond Rocklnnd.
Mr.. J. +. Keeth vice president OF the
Texas Tram md Lumber company. who
came down this afternoon from Village
Mills. says today's rain is worth thou
sands OF dollars 70 the milling interest OF
Beaumont Owing 10 low river there has
been scarcity OF logs, but there is no
question now about sufficient rise IN the
Neehcs river and tributaries 20 drive all
logs needed, The Post correspondent was
up above woodville and from there down
the piney woods on both sides OF the road
was q sheet Of water
Mr.. Ben Sass OF Galveston spent yester-
day az Carroll Switch. He came in on
this afternoons train and WIN leave In
the morning for Lake Charles.
Mr. Q. H. Swain. who has been fore
man at the Beaumont Lumber company'a
mill for over n year. has severed his con-
rec,ion with that firm and went up to
Hyatt this morning, whore he has accept.
ed position with j. 5. & w. NJ. Rice as
sawfiler ana foreman, Mr. SWANS many
friends here regret TO lose him and his
family.
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COTTAGE AND coS1 M :

Yoakim, Texas, Derelnpl ..,,. u
O'Clock last night a new eo " s 81 !
10 Messrs. John ana Spe, y. u. II
burned. II was oce9elfa Tx, y n u
e,ooner' who lost al his aa N ..ss;:.s
together with an TIE faslll ,ll W, nI.i 81
parel. Mr. Cooper ls Iy' eltsll 7
loss 70 him Is very sr 4. .ps,;s i: s,.A
zens are subscribing llpe s ~ II, y
q housekeeplng asain- las sssis'
surance on the blilalns z -
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the track as soon as they arrive the
footprints around the window show the
burglar wore about a No. shoe. which
had been recently half soied, pistol
was left In the room and aside from this
evidence there Is no clue as to who the
culprits were. Several unknown parties
were seen lurking around the court
house window during the early part OF the
night by passers-by City Marshal Dur
ham aud Sheriff Pierce have taken charge
OF the matter and viii exert every EFFORT
70 hunt the guilty parties down. The loss
u Is not thought will be over 5000, but
might have been greater had not the
currency been overlooked.
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ups ,,., to say il; ma, b dlss,
HIS voice i's' co onIS .t',aailHsr
him TIE E lesS..A nqsiisa'sseI,S: Fl
az once. ~ stoppea h. y
,bs sss great mass !, n. y
GERS Of applause s' orcks isrs 4.
nloion that WIN. M.,not o. NM
their hearts 10 nv e..ecalloEs N " !
a hornet. really bsca XVI n
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FIsAToNIA, December 30 --I.n grippe is
prevalent to a considerable extent, a num-
Der Of new cases being reported daily.
a Pogt man was shown curiosity the
other day by Mr. w X, sullivan In the
shape OF a cucumber about six inches
In length and two and half inches In
diameter, which had been grown In bot
tie. The cucumber fills the large part Of
the bottle almost entirely and Is pre-
serves in vinegar.
Quite a humber OF visitors are spending
the holidays here.
Mr. ~. L. Moore OF CLARK, Neb., was on
the streets yesterday.
Professor w, @ Smiley Is attending
The superintendents' meeting Mt Waco.
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DAYY cpnc,.s -.

r,s Srppesett, Texas. Decsrs ,,.''ls
loage. No. ~ iss syi ED,s,, Y pip /
following officers we sS' ~. :, ~
SUNG year: J. ii. crass 'sa y
spence K. OF r. and es ! y Di'!as
81 ES.i J. C. Harlns, I y u q
sheridan { ,,a.. II, n, q W; K cas.,s T. u
arms Allen Newton, rs ,,,.s q
Grand Lodge; J. NJ crooS ss sI,.lsll
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
A FIENDIsH MURDER REPORTED
FROM wALLIsvILLE.
Lamar Cooper Abuses HIS Nfoce aud
Then Shoots Her Little Broiber-A
Lady Mhngicd 10 Death by
an e eoitic Car,

Galveston, Texas, December 2e.-1ntelli-
genoe reached this city today Of the per-
petration OF a foul murder near Wallis
Vile, at the head OF Galveston bay, in
Chambers county. on Christmas day. La
mar Cooper, young man. while visiting
his brothers house. became enraged at
his niece and attempted to strike her,
when her mother interfered, Miss Coop
er's young brother became frightened and
ran from the house His uncle command
cd him TO stop. The Roy not needing he
seized a shotgun and discharged both bar
reis at the fleeing boy. Sixteen buckshot
entered the boys abdomen, from the ef-
fects OF which he died in a lew hours,
Lamar Cooper was shortly after arrested
ana Is now In jaii. The murder occurred
shortly after the parties had returned
from church. The murderer Is wei known
among boatmen Of this port,
KILLED BY AN ELECTRIC CAR
This afternoon about o'clock, as Miss
Louise u. Rice was crossing Avenue T..
az the intersection or Seventeenth street,
she was thrown down by an electric
street car and so badly crushed and man.
gled that she died from the effects OF her
Injuries three hours after, Miss Rice was
q member Of one Of the oldest and mos.
respectable families in Galveston and was
the sister Of +. Il. Rice, OF Rice & BOu-
lard. She was about 30 years Old and
very deaf, and her inability to hear the
gong Is attributed as the cause OF the ac-
cdent. Motornan Mike Brennan and
Conductor ]. II. Wenjers were arrested
The former Is held for criminal reckless Z
ness in driving hrs car and the Latter was
discharged.
DISTRICT COURT
The following matters came up in court |
Marx & Blum VS.. the Brazorla County |
Abstract company, ear1lishee Of D. Il. (
Rowe & Co, dismissed for want of pros
ecution.
Marx < Blum VS. Harris Masterson,
garnsheo Of D. 4. Rowe & Co, dismissed
Tor want OF prosecution,
f. Half ct al vs.. First National bank,
garnshee Of j r. Raby, dismissed for
wait Of prosecution
Whey Crois w. John Crok, divorce; dis
missed for want of prosecution.
@ " Williams We. Mary II, d. Will I
Jams, divorce; dismissed for want Of pros
ecuiion.-
W. II Ford VS.. Mary J, Ford, divorce;
for want OF prosecution,
Fretberg, Klein & Co, VS.. Firemen's
Fund Insurance company of San Fran
cisco. garnishee OF Hy, -Yogel; dismissed
II plaintiffs cost.
Freiberg. Klein 6 co, VIZ. Hartford Fire
garnlshee OF Henry Yogei; dismissed at
cost.
s. Jacobs, BelTheim & Co. vs.. Il, P.
Iilliard, sarnishee Of J. g. Moore; dis
,harged on his answer, Ia
COUNTY COURT. n
The FOLLOWING SUITS were nleHtodayE "A :
3. A. 9ook va- y, D. ward, On ac-
.ount.
Galyestbn Meat company vs. p. Tiernan !
N accg9nt.
Fatal. FALL.
Nero Ruileh, driver of water cart. was !
brown from his cart today, the wheels 4
i which passed over his body, inJuring I
I'm 50 badly that he died at 1890.
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negro, who skipped 1900 bond for
his appearance hero at the last term OF
the district court. Mr.. John Carlisle and
Mr.. G. Il. Herbert were his sureties.
A bright rainbow spapned the north
western horizon this morning followed by
heavy thunder shower
The ufth Sunday meeting OF the Baptist
association convened here this morniug
With number OF visiting ministers in
attendance, among them R0vs H. b. Pick
ett Richmond; c. r, Sanders, sealy; G.
G. Waller. Navasota and Rev. Carney,
velasco.
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MYRTLE -.

Cuero, Texas, Decan,h..
s ZION Of officers tcr nc .Si es, s.,
Myrtle Myrtle camp, No. &, w ssss,as
world, resulted as foIlows s''n' ~
zee Richardson, consul ss.,.
4, Clark adviser lieutenant 9 ! 4. /,
clerk clerk John Hammond. 49,; y.
C pelanla' escort; John Hs.tsiI 1' I,
G ! sentry tnanasers S Y. y .
Arthur Lasage and Ma s' ssssi
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NAyAsorA.

~ AsoIAr December 2o.-Bob Aron.a.
naa IN examining trial before jude .,s'i ~,
1essst his afternoon charged Win i,
y ye s s, nas lust returned from q ten
hing and Killing d man. IL ", ior rob
nnaer 500 bond, which be fsileI !, pia ,,
Ana n aefault was sent 10 ran eve
j. pAfty q hunters composed of 90
Steele, steele Steele. E II A5i,ta ~ Gus
l II. s., 1. arlington. of Millcan ana psb
~, iaas FOES. Y. q Navasota, haPs ..
port game scarce. thss ~
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LEXINGTON.

I, l.1sAl NGToN, December 2s.--I.as. pIvb,
she large frame store OF Mrs. L. Hssts,
W. mas euhEeftea into an opera house for
for the benefit or the I.eTIngto,' A ,.aeiii
sehqoi. Tho play was wen ehoaan 49,
nnsiy executed. a number OF ren,ia, ~
ana ladies' from Gidaings attensa l mn
mouse was packed and reccipts va,.v -,
aSiaciofy % the management 9s'
since Mrs Hester has moved ,nto H.
nriek store she talks Of fitting ~ u ,'s
opera house. permanent
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CIVIC socirTI,.
woon,,pv -

49,. 9oD l. OF rHg 4.
regulate slIs1ri ,c.' Tssa, pec.,al.. seii
q o. Roses, woosmssSS s :, ', assi' I,
o serln, Council conmsoi e. M
., d. b I a,,q5S,snaSt, Frank
elsfs, 6. q chafe;; . escan, : y.
I 6SS.ainsni manager, " y H'Itss
r ,osgg I, y = very flourlshinr Y; VA a
membership every week ''e 'sAI