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cubs % the etasr are invited 10 attend
the meeting, the object o. which. ncoordlnr
to the call, r. TO determine what course the
rcsuiar republican organisation win pursue
n Inc eomlng statr campaign mis- cali.
coming, a. Il docs from thr regular repnb.
llcan machine, marks the entrance OF the
party into the campaign.
The inauIfesto Of Ben Delmos and Ed-
nnnds Morton smith. calling Tor republi-
can action independent OF the KoNite-
pcpullte coordination. had neither ati,hor-
ny nor prestige, and their EFFORTS to fnake
The machine speak out haye come a.
isaissss.s ~iisi The rcguinr republican
executive committee VIM do can no, h.
foretold with absolute certainty. but Il
Y certain that Il win InInte Smith ami
nelt'os Republican leaders assert ,nat
fore, b. supporting the Kolbite-popullte
combine
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tho bosoms OF many OF our best institu.
tions ffnmitlio NORTH. can not be expected
10 coneern themselves about tho injustice
of * rario Northern or tonslga accounts
ot Southern customs, crecois am deeds. u
thc scaittivd remnants OF the mu1d1 ridi-
c,iic1. but really renowned. chivillry OF &c
South 10 not see % it hat The final and
Permanent record S. tasr and correct.
Very soon tsrlr granfi.c,isldren it not their
own children win have become 20 taintcd
as 10 believe he 80 their own condemnn-
don. and an anes-htilum Souiherncrs VIII
go down 20 psstegiiy as base, depraved
and uucnltrred.
! beg you 10 LAY on. NcDhf.. until our
people arr fully aroused % the Importance
81 THIS sphiect
confess yae, sits Is surprise at the
Statement aboilt the i;acycloredla Brit.
tansea. Il IS but one Of the many channels
throusa wnfca Il Is sought 20 inocuinte
The teia3or minds os our youth with The
VIRUS Of co9tesnIs Tor their ancestors.
No keep Us reminded of my steps look
Eng To the Adoption Ok Greg's history TO
our schools and colleges. can the publi-
cations Of r. X, oglesby, TO walch YOU
refer, be ptocusedg u NO. how? l wish
to be rnnti=:alSably put on record As one
81 The Interested. Yours respectfully.
e H. VOLS
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rGxAs wEArnnn Norns


/ Holand, Tcyaa February aG-For III.
! Past week we lss.ve been having some
very cold wsathef. We have had aboui
one ine.i of sTeg.
LaGfanSc Texas February 25--lyie
%eWIaer has iaarcd of into beaatiflt spring
weather. Inst week a slnail amount Of
sleet tell but no damage WAS done,
QaktauA. Tcxas. Febr8arA ss.-Piows
will again start In a day or two and cur
farming brothers Will plant the seed Tor
the coming crop. WIite frost everywhere
this morning.
.Aransas Pass reSas. February 24-Tt
ratned here las, Tuesday and was followed
by damp nurther, Il * stiii cold, though
clear today Cattle suffered terribly ana
nang rave died
Neiasro. f4Sas, February 2s--Iast
weeks rains were followed by frosts
Sahriiay and sunday i}lgls's That ex-
tended neariy an over the county, and
~ doubt Injured early vegetables. Pros
peft u more sain today
Geliiesneii Texas, February e6lFair
weather asHln prevnils. During LIS past
two weeks heavy rains have mnde publlc
faads almost sinpasaaaie is,e high water
Wreeising oligas aiiI washing trenches
~ tlse reaA@aya greatly Tiiaber hael-
Ing bits been abaftlpued by tie various
milling coneeras until ihe roads ehali
dNf inu The ground regain KS fpfner nrni-
p9s IN cagseu1eane 81 FiAs several |
mills, npw short Of logs. are idle, The /
sleet end SHOW az WfiaAy and SATURDAY I
lfiSists Il is hoped, has set back Vegetation /
sifslegeigi 70 cause fruit trees to bloom ate
eneiish 70 evade destruction BY another
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE,
SOME CONTRIBUTIONS Of CURRENT
SUBJECTS.
a Democrat Protests ARainst sin
chine Poiitics--A sam Rananu
Democrat Has word-Our
school IiiAtorics.
Good Mcn Tor omce.

10 ne Editor OF the Poet:
houston, Texas, February 2t--l am d
democrat, bur see no necessity for aenioc-
iaeS feppbloanism " popilistiam Ia city
Z tiesNohs as these paroles MS such catiy
K local ones.
N our Anairs az home no State or Ma
tionai Questions should be and are not &c n
sdercd. anu why 80 under names applying
Qrly 10 the iarin, State ana national
nbNnce' currency OF the country. upbdid-
lnk 81 industries iDaiine anu National
n.ne square miiesg
y y nohsenae. Why not be consistent
Any ..,e nave such q party or parties as say:
houston expansion party" or down on
lheonpetency party or honesty * utfi-
etrs party, or down on fraudulent iri-
narlss party. OF more police and legs
crimes party or better streets ans side
MaiNs IArsy.f OF 'inIere attention 70 guty
hhl Tess elfcdonecslng party. or perhaps
setter than all. no wire luil.
sis, ward bossing or .iichrry
phrty ~ incre is anything In nnmo,
come OF these could surely be Applied "a
sovH sHfanttse IN correcting some at tha
ssl,s which prevail against good cltigens
n, t'vnhtoh ana her Interest. II IS The town
seth. - or NOS So That We as q people. are
" me hanhs Of q few politicians wlo. ~
Nsrthe 81 Incompetence. fraud AMI au-
a|Sssy, nope % control the primaries and
conventions ~ the name or denoesacv.
anu impose upon US Aen as officers WHO
are MOI htted nor worthy There nnDld
ne some excuse ana 1855 objection Il the
name democracy ~ local elections Il cnly
suoa democrats una no others couid as
ssn'eie N tneir primaries ana give On
honest expression OF a majority az each
ptNnHiy atu the nominating convention
pet 4 la the opinion oil Z great many that
TINS IS not done and hence the general dis
HAtisiaeuoii OF many good citizens aud |
spiefs' Good men charge that wire ptliii K, |
pVssiiS' hiring, intimldltng, Ignoring ana |
isauda are begun almost as soon as one |
9eenon ls over 10 either retain an cffice |
~ s'4n an olice Ciqucs OF distinctive
PERSONS are formed 10 secure positions re- |
sFdisss OF fitness or wishes OF Inc intoin- T
,ent sood citizens OF Interest OF our CIV
! ilese Things are so, even IN part, we
mould stop 4 I anu that By refusing Il gpte
OF ihese 'fag-tas and bobttail2 nominees
y me 'iunterflnelH democracy winch, faf
ms particular ser Is condensed from
ne banks o. the Quilted States territory
own 10 nine sqllaro miles We are nns
iyshS 70 say anght against any III our
resent Officers or good candidates, int n
gish 70 say TINT elderly ii eternal .isll-
nee and let each candidate stand on Ms
leriis nefofa the people, .For progress aud
rgsyerity let encp voter isn9ta, IN city
lesnons, bad nominations OF all part,es
ua cliqaes and vote for the best maj. In
ISN'T whether he be democrat or lnde-
enuent and thus teach parties md men ,
iar as Houston Is concerned, she wnl !
ave only good. competent and true men /,
; attend 70 her AFFAIRS.
4 ~. +
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- hkECtglNRIDGE scaNn.x


teflnftqrl fcys Feb 3 ,rhs...
aesr being tFheedy vesseris,v , se.ns
s'',a.ssS over the deposition of 81 = t'fs.ae
e. u me breckenridge poiisr2 =.
*; 're'fle swore thur tie 1lle fsol Sass
Xxx 81 KS ~ Killed n tse aeuiora6le a',Si
oos,,as isss YIN Hon William siassias
A.2 asksa rim 70 perform d esse,sss; 49,
ss'1H on Mis- Pollard. who. * ss,s 49, ...
= ~ = aeleaie ponaltion ana adlnitsea 49,. s,+
~ wa ine cause Of her ruin ~ Use Use
,sshssd Pc said 10 grant he res,.,.ss X r.
~ ewope and the child was allo M ~
he ~, ~ es Ss'a NM IN The spring 81 issi
nm that the child was alive ~ tela
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I'ELEeRArnsfls "a.


1, 4 ,. watcllmaa vs. 81 4. NM. So
y robbers At csrlinvIlls e n
Y David MerceS ai,as Rss.:s
s \, e from me scuuSlSS9 'I NJ.
80, !: z, Moore ana G. ".
i''9nsham, Ala. W 81 tlvs /,
Adjuiant Genera, A,..
RESIGNED ss 4 rss...,.,' OK . x II
q Ms accounts. 4 \ isla,
The REPORT Of Ira y. s
oiiicials has created ,s's1 N KY y
olslahcma CITY 3. Il '''''e s'''ss'
Two Important cootr,s..
hpr We're awarded yes tss y IS
souri, board % prison Iasg Il 4
Tho report AZ the boas,l I (. /, Y,
spectlns the nr5nossi ~, a u
been aRaroyei " taa ss .lss s.s 4 y
Rudolph Peselsuanal ,,,s, s'
sseiiuins Tor her money Fl " ss...:
hesa ssntenasa 70 sas ps Il X 81 +
Prof y y csstssls, i5ss \ & !;
OF 6affieSt university Ns .;.ls's "a
reported dead from al losss'.
Willle memorial sesvlecs III K
letter denoGneinx tse r,''...i
was received from the cl.,,, ". 1. Y
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ISLAND CITY ITEMS,
PROBABLY FATALLY INJURED in !
RUNAWAY.
Cnptnin Of a sIooD Nearly sufFocated
by smoke from Charcoal Fire.
Suits In the United states
courts-Town Notes.

Galveston, Texas, February 26.--Charie.
sydnor colored man, was run over py
a dtay this morning and quite seriously
injured. The accident occurred on Tia
beach st the intersection Of Thirteenth,
street. sydnor was driving horse al
tached 10 the dray when the animal he.
came Interchangeable and ran away. sgd.
ncr was thrown beneath the wheels, which
passed over his head and he WIS other
wise badly hurt. lie was taken 10 the
homo OF friend and surgical aid mime.
dlately summoned. His injuries may re-
suit fatally.
TEXAS INDEPENDENCE
March 2, the day upon which Texas de-
clared her Independence is a legal hon.
day n the State aud VIII be generally OBJ
served in Galveston. The Sidney sherman
chaDter OF the Daughters OF the Renuhlir
q this city are naltlng extensive nres
naratsons for the celebration Of this day
e Galveston and the monument 10 Preai-
dent Burnett villa be unveiled at I.ate
View cemetery On this occasion.
lsx-oioyern1r F'rank Lubbock VIII mar
iic.pate N the celebration,
Friday tnprnisig at the Garen Vereln
the local chapter OF Tire Daughters Of fhe
Roprhlc viii give breakfast to tie
dciegates OF the visiting rhaptcrs.
Captain ice owens has besn i54,.,
Grand marshal Of the parado and all milk
thiy companies and q good RAINY cty-ie
societies win participate IN the parade.
THE SICK AND DESTITUTE.
The patrol wagon rq,is morning con-
yeyed W =. Ryan from Twelfth and
strand TO the seaiy hospital. He was
sick and without money
Mrs. Boss. an aged woman. was con.
veyed to the Sealy hospital from Tr.o,,,,.
seventh ana Strand Sha yaa si.i, -
destitute "tsN
Yesterday afternoon A1en,s tr-,,o,,,,-,.,
diel at tiie Sealy hosoitaI Nh az, ~
conveyed In the patrol war5., sst,,r' Us
n a Sick and destitute condition Thonn-
oor s,,,a peen driver for the Texas Ice
,,s.,i.., 5or some time. and igltle was
q VIZ pasi history 1t was stated
loday that he had n son between S aud /
: efIs 81 age restdsng Ia Dallas.
ABBREVIATED.
Last night Cantain y,at,r,o,,
HE small sloors ssl,9ob I,.i, 49, ~ one %
e this city from nearby bay nom 4, s iIgSS
fHlisell up IN close cabin aboard his
'sas' NHl dae might being very cold. he
I, IRE u small furnaee with
shllse2aL and whea found this morning
US more dead than alive DR.. Sampson
: - Neiled 70 attend to the victim, and (
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mayor ~ Induced by a press OF oihcs huel-
ness taat reqnires his attention
a great many cRtts of measles are re-.
ported N me city, several dta;hs having
occurred AZ 4 result among children. The
oiQer pecrie
There z but Iittle talk here OF the po-
.tt'cnl fltuauon, though Il bus been shid
oA eVpp antnorliy thai there IS no doubs
en a understanding mutually Satisfactory
ean Pc casi.y arrapgcd between The chair
men % the two factions Of democracy.
iAe rlan ~ unity SO far discussed is for q
joint convention 10 rs cslicd hy bcth
enaifmen, 4 being thought chat no DIM.
chsS wAli BE round Ia such convention t5
inApEnfate pans to secure harmony,
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Mhislsy Wen annfer.

l)allas, Texas. FbruAly 2s-It ieai,t.i
Out here tonight ahat Representative n
tho Wholesale whisky men 81 III a,s,sa
mel here "a secret session taaay. M
SNeane az This city pfessied It waz III.
cfied to FcnrgaplEe he Whslasalc T,l,aS.
peaiess' association or l'aNAe "a ioa,,
afts The efacfaHsafnantH Of tito DY,,hfbss
tlenisls particularly IL North Texas. fr
South Texas sl,oy arc renaFtsd IL ennt
be9ns % ;t Anqshor messing viii be
held ncxl wneit.
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TRs FIRE RECORD,
Woman nurned % nenth.


san Antonio, Texas, February Il. Short,
before o'clock this morning fire broke oui
in pr. ] NJ PecbIcs' aanitariin ana III.
fore assistance was secured the entIre
building was burned to the ground rbe
Wind was high and al a result the t,anea
spread e the stable ana adjoining cot.
tseeA and they, too. were consumed. -
The sanitaFium proper there were twen,v
patients. &
The flames wore discovered hy Manas.sr
isnl',oaglls. WIN an!elsly aroused the in-
mates and warned them 81 Their danger
iialf dressed, terror stricken ana alynost
sanocatcd they were seen 3simplnn fra,,
az the windows, and some rushed sasSn
stairs iuto the iamca. but shcceeaea y
getting out safely
un the second floor rooinod lady na,uaa
Mrs. II 4 Thomson. aged g years. u
hell county she was paralyasd ana ~.
snie g escape. in consequence, the flarnes
rapidly crept to her sleeping apartment
ana she was compelled to race death a. ,ha
most horrible nature Her body waa
burned g crisp ana when taken out u
'ae eFtsss y q late hour this Inornine +,
'Fas not reqosnizable. Mra. Duvar y,,o
~ attending Mrs. Thomson, In an IL
sanpt g escape death. jumped from
'eeona etory window ana broke her xsr,s,
ing loss op the building ana furaI,urs
Aoont 1900; iliaufed Tor sqsvo9 &, IS.
GLOWING comma, I4s Y ~ r. fT
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vEiAsco VIEWS.
! LoulsIann sfan f.ikes the Coast

y
NDnntrs-~A csfhent
Nelasen, fsxsa, February 2g..~ 81 L q Han
naH. q planter from claiborne lenrish Ia
y n Rgaxofist calniy 10 bly, iaAa He
snYs
FARMERS haze haa such poor sfeeess ii
my tar, q Lolsiaiana that hundreds wauid
meys 70 Texas r they could SET ar cven
borrow money On sheiF lands RooT crops,
axhAAsiEu aoii- ezpease Of seflilialne heavy
taxes and uilrc.iaeln iahaF Is puttlnR snaa,,
e them 80 tife wsii. saw aceounts pf the
Teas soas counties % 1he sioaston Post
I aaa elsIue % frespt TOR myself ana
9isers from What l anR am fhofoaghly
stttiAiifa that fie arebuns 81 TINS Sectionss
fHrtisits snd Other ndyantaeeS I.sls not been
eYeFiifasyA Bsfpre left i.oussiafa, how-
eyer eatac sstx near bsins switched on
W. man nenaaa MsAntll Hiso xaia he
foftD@laY Lived ID Alvin ana saffifaaa Ana
Npuld not rssura fa any money IIe ds-
ketlnfa tae country As alHfaat, feper
efesQiny seagHnl siiolgct Is nvgfisuvs. ANU
illAbssFi Dfiueirally ~ negroes as,a
5agpeal tpftanafaiy. Mslen feaehefl
la9ahton ! rtrt gentleman i boailtosner
for the iiufcttns h0ilae aeitera .shn
toid No ING fasts lti3ous ,hls caunsfs. apd
from hia TALK was convinced rs was @esl
nossFa aila tpAi wpula % wei n f6llow
~ - @ilslcs aaia espe hna SEE Tor insseif
iile Nf7nHEon tost's work tos 4exas
esneeiails fpe TIE coast counties stst s,..
4et n lislle known asrceal san not s. "a.
hiAnly nppfeciale3s ~ mnthca il yssv
pfsteiienl ana tAkea with reading tss,l.
of eoitdu, sngaf fTIlt T,a 1. "a ''.Aua
siEal q gllttefiis8 ana scattering est,ers.il,
tise r simply Bays Mr. sxsa,,a. n n
eneA noNtanlce, haa raised u lat,rh 49,
aefe. q AIR sosnchudyeisa has oie,,gsa 7,
mueh from bis ngebata garden nr hsas
That's tAe way Is talk People eais fhen
satisfy taeneeiye0 ts direct inquiry affef,
morris
spaks Il moi lha oiis xanssss.,,s
sspoege ~ trying Is aiye sssa M, x. ts
H4Ata 4 Hack u4sS .ss..,s.3.s ~ 1
s5.1a fss1s4 .s,sts,5ss -. i " etano;ts
Il W. e.ssenf rom Houston. Mis- SWING
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fllnllh91aln Ana Fehfuary 81 Il
AoselYI In chairman Of thn regular sac
ekheptifa commi{se Of the rehnhl.rsn
party. hns just ISSUED can Tor 1ree.in.
=, Al leading republicans and renehllea,,
y All leading republicans ana repahiieaa
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TEXAS Town TOPICS.


BlDEvIIlsE, February 2s.-.In response
% ne pppral from the sanefera In starr
county o. Published In Tho Post seycral
dRys sEo Mr. Sitaega. appointed 10 recalvp
contributions at Becyille, boys leave q
Acknowledge Through The Post receipt OF
about xoin cash and supplies me largest
single eontsibuuon being S. voluntarily
sent in BY Ar. h. r, AdIckes, resident
% Huntsville, who writes thai be noticed
The cell for HELM n rho Past This con.
tsannssen, coming from a distant stranger.
II the more g be appreciated and the
heartfelt thanks az The pc0ple OF starr
es'unty WIN 70 ont 70 his as also to ali
other rQntrlpptlons
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Aransas Pass a'e~as February N..,.Ths
Hamilton house ssqrsd smother brlnEsns
6nceesH lust night. il hsin1 he o0ez.s,,,
q 4 masked hall. The ATTENDANCE ~ +
larFe nencinT and fsn folsnnl slassl 1 Az
h0ur. : ss's
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i.nlnaure.l sseas.i Z ! !. :

IsoFeladyl Texas, Wobr,a,.,, q
Whiafna' residence was ra,,s., (, - 1{ail
ssNs laqfniug Total loss: tie ho.,sa q,
~ Insurance lie saved ercrytblnr 4 -
e s AAs nre caught Inside, from si i's
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Across the tranquE n

,f'.i- X
just when the fields arc ~. Z,
with dew, - =
just when The last Eol5 ~,
west, .' I
Would recall you to De va Z !.
Before YOU wen, Is n, y
And where the starry !,s.I, 4.
wall
We two would stand ,css I, I.
/ know your patience-l W. Z 4 !
My tale Of iuve ID +;
And You would listen s Il u
smile.
Tracing the lines ups X III
face.
And finding, even for a lsY
Our earth q wear rs
Only one little hour And Qsss +
The Bitter word, fafeKs \
fears,
Aud all my pathway dargsrli5..
With shades Of loue'y If.
Far batter, dear, that you, p.s'li
Should hover near me IN n
And DRAW my splnll iAFouga u
screen
:.
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RISK. February q " ssterday the smail
soya werq taking 10 rho .oan SNOW batlieg
ans anl every body They Diads an at
tack on Ar Riddle ami Riddle used Il
sslek bat 90 @wp % thfn. fslhert Gfesg
ami sam = Freedman JT Riddle was III
aigtfd n two e.Sys Tor aegyAsated stsaualtJ
The boys were not hurt fnnsh.
ItsS. Thomas Ward White Of Jacksonville
f'lef the isarssa; pulpit here yessasaay
f1r Rexs I. Athern. The latter gentle mn
Occupied prs Whites pulpit At JacksonA
wills.
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& E{Hl 4ahfllaFY ~ H.3k{ eatafAo,l
d; lisso Stiles wes riding hnfsa ~,
7R:'. *''f' = g f'i reseiflae broken ali8ui.
~ ard HAs - acme On 4 WISH from aoi'l,a.
3 a 7nf A " poak has published cs.r,.
stating BE Will not be candidate ~. IS.
eie<l!1n Ih4s aetion on the para 81 az
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Headquarters United Confederate H-eter
Department. Bryan, Tex. Fob. ss-tspseia
order)--S. z. AiendeE quartermaster gen.
efai. Is hereby ordered To take the necse.
gary steps % secure special rates OF trans.
portatlon from the different railroads fo,
the officers and members OF nil camps Ia
attend the annual reunion al Waco on the
9th. 9Th ana 7th OF April Yen vii! report
to this office tAc rate grantea bs tiiS !.ffei-
ent roads not iFter than March q. ~
command az r.. s. ROSE,
Major general COMMANDING
official; ] J. Adams, acting assistant adj.
1uinnt general.
All State papers please copy
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whartan.

WHARTON. FEBRUARY ga seYious
pr1blem now confrouts the propers,- own.
ers along and edJaccns "a lie rlxsf bank
~ the Town proper Witiisn the past fiee
years, owing to the cufraut or the fivrr
pVgf l0g fact 81 what Mas wide swathe.
KNOWN AZ kaacheloc common, has ben
&radnany rnying Ii uifsil the ''oomnour
te ROW consufnad ana the nrsf row OF
blocks IL shreasere1 wltai ilka fate. Dw-
sng y tRd dr1tiJsase Him and Nam streets
llhFc Ter yfalr heeia allowed ri discharye
the aurface water Into the river. The
lower e.sis o. he STREETS ere n c3nss-
cnenes nathirg nov bat huge washplits.
The great beDd OF Ike riVer iAcrcNsts Sttt
every heavy rain Mf. irrstx Anldav e,s,,es
FORWARD with 9 stsgS ttofi AS The c6t,aty.
serryboat win. after the new hria9es coyn.
plencn " idle property IA sugsasta That
the eptnty Use same ~ constractgns
ToH 81 p.ifisa 80 as u ihnuS The current
Of the ryeT 70 the west side. Cer.aia
4 u that property ownerS VIII shortly
liave % undertake the work to preserve
valuable ln.A
Three shots osoks In on the still hour
carly SATURDAY niFht and a crowd hurried I
oyer 70 Mr. George Reist's store expecting
- 7ifw AnusEer tragedy They came thing
md fest ana were met by AIR. Rast al 1
Nnncing frors the rtaf % the s.srs Win 4
she yeE sinceiug Pistol Ia his hand
Eastward wave Of bis hand hada :he
rrowa henssrs land shey naoTesi instantly
not stanalnS ~ sssS osdas * sasagl x 4
1sw " tns more couraTc0us venturusi hack
q Inquire she canse. but the crowd WAS
presiS generslly diAgieted when thes
found Gyorge had been fesssaAlnE pos
sHla Es'at had taken 20 puarters with him
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ooNFnDnnATn VETERANS.
General Ross Issues nm order for tbc
Cbmtng Annnnl Rrnninn

Headquarters United Confciernte eyer
ans DIVISION otlexhs susglant c.,s.arai,s
Department. BRYAN, Tex. f1eb. 4 sJ,o ail
Sonfsderhtes 81 this diviaion: fiy your
unarluiuus voio at our last reunion, vSs,
atsiBnated the 9Th, str and IN az Anil shs
our next lime OF meeting and Waco AS the
flaes. WIN yoar ieip, itd and nsstsuns -
irduies The aere az fcSsssx tho xr,,A t,.ss
gasheriuH q those wo wore the gray ainco
wv DAYS u Manassas 20 Appcnstg0x. lgst
all c@tnps OK this division ana auch ,thsr
cessisls- III desire 10 mike with ~, .,tt..,
iza at ones and send aacredttaa dcler,stsa
Al Confederate soldiers are invited 70 be
present ~ pcri1h or ~ proxy l.et ia
thank the Giver Of all good gitta that 30
many q us as!,l slyei iet ak ninsle olr
tears with each othcf II sorrow over those
Who hays gene before u.s. I4et I'D nsssat
"a inpressihg on future generations that
We wefc not Tad men ana tina. ais:ufg
should acccei 50 as onr prdpcf place Como
- Waco. contradict and lei us do our duty
nov iikr wt ,ild Il ID the aays from III
% 1853 By command 90 II. S. Ross
Major General Commanding.
Officials IL r Stoddard,
Adjut5nt General.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-27

CALDWELL February gs-~aiiAscs Ser
tha McAf,hur ana ifma Mccom returned
- Baysor College li5eltonJ to1hy after q
WISH g the orle folks
captain Martin Of the arm 81 3iar:in
Hyrnes y toanstor. Is NJ the city. 1'hlz
iirnl opilt both the Huricson county court
horse and jaii.
4aere has been an ra1suaiis large crowd
z. town s3aas ald business wss brisk Ia
all circles
live s,ccs Ad3usser II. NJ. Cialg
or tue tulf, Colorado and santa ia
railway m0ve1 his fanlsy from here to-
DAY % chtieaiuan where ne viii fesltia.
Mis- naisy aiorris1n OF Galyeston and
her fiten1. Miss Ida Roberts. ieswe this
epitiEs ier Columbus 70 Visit friends
there.
Mrs. J. y, Tanner ana Mrs. c. Perry OF
ac2kesxiile left today Tor Galveston
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-27

LAGRANGE. Febiualy es,-The sncal,
thieves are setting IA their work every
D7w and thea on saturday night iesi
thsf broke ihta the residence 81 Jeha sYe-
sIillon ana siele aii 81 Ills EEocerges. Isom
Mrs l.aRaii .AsY SOLE a POI or a6aa ana
from CAPTAIN Alexander they obtained <
barred ~ iionf I'lrg have also been bur.
gitrazng the sars n fine aslgsour, Kausa
and TsSas railway Yards
Last week an irtamou3 attempt was
made 70 wreck train Oh the
Aisspusi, Kansas and Texas railway
ehass distancc EAST OF this city. The Oh,
sssaats4R was nse9Sered by The wetchgsil
ems pepr IN chsien ~ the train ard she
train wps stofpsa before ,ia distraction
MAS reached.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-27

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BRENNAN Fearnary sS--A nltrfln,l-
flea Norwegian etant feet = laehrs. y on
exhibiikan here fsiay and Is catching the
crowd Medlcl experts say Il II Taia4
Gle specimen
~ ateek show commltfee Of the nfens
3leia Malfeai VIII ~ an early dry iaslie
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