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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Injuries Proved Fatal-Poisonins An
Dogs Which Run at Large.


Dogs Which Run at Large
Brennan. Texas January 2S.-Mr
Thomas Wesley who resided on Mrs
Dashiels' place, four miles southeast of
town. died last night from the effects
of injuries received when thrown from
his wagon two months ago. lie was 80
years of age and leaves a wife and two
children.
Following is the list of marriage IL
censes issued from the county cierts
office for the week ending Tuesday. Jan.
uary Is. 1896; Gilbert Davis ana DeIa
Lewis, Ike New som and Bette Robert
SON Wilson Turknett and Emily CLASS
Nick Brown and Sylvia Avery. r. l. Iov'
lson ana Vote Wolfe. George James piv-
and Lima Birkelbach
Two dogs bitten by the do, ,u,ed ~.
Mr.. Green Morgan that also nt nrs
Jaws who are both under treatment n,
faSteur institute, have gone mad. The,
were owned by a colorod man out m
me Chappeu hin road Nine dend ,yors
were hauicd out Of town by the c,tv carfs
Mohuay' the result Of the efforts If the
Ivy "g.aoFi.eS IN Kidding the city ct
80, uosa ny poisoning. Several have
ucen reported today. but how NAV, ,vrrs
SiAed Monday night is not VET knoyn
nost people who have do.,s arc lon,,,n'.
mem ued or kennelled and This l., n,ns,
.hey VIII nave TO do II thov ,nar,
every night "s pu' OUT
Mrs MRS. D. G. Rosonheld and cb..,rsn
nouston are here on a visit n NJ CT
ina ina" family, Mrs, Dave Lev ,s yisi,
ing Mr.. simon Endel's family M n s's VI
~ sy N,r ana child of Marlin are the , ~. NJ
riso M : NJ ,eVrs daughter Mrs. L. y Ma.
Marlin. These Mose Levi is also here RON
VIII attend the Levi.liarr,soo,, those VINO
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SANDY POINT SETTINGS.

Sandy Point, Texas. January T.-Dr.
Joseph Graves has moved here from Bra
zoria to>practice medicine and look after
the convlcts on the Darlington and Arcola
plantations. Dr. Graves lived here IN 10
ten years ago and has many friends ard
patrons in this vicinity.
Or. f. c. Dallas has gene back TO Ala
hama 10 live.
Mr.. Tom Martin, prominent stock.
man. is soon 10 open a general merchandise
stcre here.
Judge Fred Rakcr is now managing the
Masterson plantation on Oyster Creek. as
well AS aiten ling 10 his duties as justice
NJ the peace.
Not much interest ia manifested here vef
about the division Of the county or the
removal Of the court house. Later on. and
before the legislature meets, the matter
VIII be fully discussed
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FLAMES AT COLUMBUS

Columbus. Texas, Januarv 90 u,,
an, t u, az about O'clock as Linls
I Su IN N the beer and ice house nro broke
road 70 ar W. Meyer inst south Of cI tba
house of If'IsS the street from The ,v store tS
were h,n,3ae - Hahn s. Co Two houses
house and W me me ground, Meyers Ice
s 81 ,s wagons. hay and other w fI was
NJ A. 'ne value Of about 1890 he,on ru SUM
,b hi. LEO rlsenworth Of his civ ENG 'ns 70
r TINS property was Insured ow;, None OF
bea S lare hour the fire had mad. 10 ON, Inc
consumed ' he,o Two buildings being almost
one box ' ear DT' stord ane alarm was given
Harrisburg and San Antonto "elVeston'
c r,in any.s track caught ire bu, galway a
e eare arrived from Gliddm and bao,' ah en-, en-
war; up to where the men wer lacked tne
wen me IRE was extinguishes at WORK
- was all Inc fire company could do no
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coMANcuE CuLLiNGs.

conanohc, Texas. January 1.-THE con
tract has been closed flr building tLc
new Baptist church.
More rain since my last report, ani
wheat aud oats are romliug
The commadi1us livery stable en- Eas,
Main street is now occupied.
''slndy" Chiffon has bought z lot on
which ne wiz build a ta-w residence.
There are about lifts young men who
VIII join the young Mcu's Christian as
ISOLATION rs SON SIS cfg-pizcl.
The Knights OF Pyth.as Installed Officers
the nignt OF the - instant.
The populists are 80 have a mas meet
fng here next Saturday.
The republicans o. this county are for
Mckinley for PRECEDENT.
Colds are ,a,ent ana some cases II
Ia grippe are said 70 exist among our CHI
zerls.
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Circulating a Petition for Local option.
CAN for n Meeting.

CAN for n Meeting
Taylor. 1eNas. JANUARY es,--f e ch irman
~ the county democratic executive com
miftce has called n meeting Of the com
mittce to be held in Georgetown on next
Monday. February 3. the county execu-
tive committee OF the peoples party meets
on the same dato IN Georgetown.
Chairman Robert \. Johns or the dem
o,rauc committee invites all democrats Of
different Views on pending issues to meet
with tho committee for discussion and for
the purpose Of establishing unity and
harmony
A petition has been WI item and pre-
pared IN this city for circulation asking
for an election on prohibition for William
son county ThiH is an action that has
been looked for during the past winter,
but ts appearance is II little earlier than
was anticipated The prohibition lectur-
crs have been IN Taylor recently. and
James a. Tate is billed to address the
people at the opera house tonight, The
latter gentleman has been engaged by the
nrohibtionists to deliver a series OF lee
lures throughout the county. This pro
hibition campaign. which has been talked
about all winter and last fall, may now
be said to be fairly on.
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RICHMOND ENTERTAINED.
Big Revival at the Baptist Church-Mrs
F.etehazs LN.ture.

Big Revival q the Baptist Church-Mrs.
FletcheT's Lecture.
Richmond. Teaas january gS.--The re-
vivai .; tha Baptist church conducted by
TIE Eyaageltsts <. q. Mitchell and NaIne
e bart Is drawing large crowds laily
They ar boiling three services cach
eav ~ s3o a. ~ and q and 5.9r p. m
The Christian people ara becoming very
much Interested. ami many of the uu-
saved are asking for prayer. R0Y, DR.
Pickett pastor 2f tao baptist church, and
hHy &r Bryce OF the Methodist cnurcn
are right in the work and doing alt they
can 70 Elpp3rt tse evalseiists. Among
the number requesting tAe prayers or
Christian people sce some of the ulost
prominent citizens II the town.
Mrs. Matilda Fletcher the noted leo
tur-ss. delivered uer famous lee ure On
rs Man an Angel" to a subject audience
clT the Duclt 81 the Knight u Pythlas
last might ana the universal -ertlm nt
sfhs that she scored some up-to-date hits
% modern Thought and teaching. 81. IL
highly cultivated lady 81 modest ana
InsEsunlng manners and VITA 1ecitnd
platform ability Her lecture was ap-
praciated by all who heard II. Sae -
meking tour Of Texas citiea and towns
delivering this worla-laned lecture.
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vrr.AecO NEWS NOTES

Vclasco. Tcyag. January Il Several gem
tlomen from Homer La. are hero looking
for homes They visited 'ae cauVv COZ NJ
try iu Maiaeorda county last week. aud
II rs likely they VIII buv
Mr w r. Linn Of wharton was IN the
ciiy several DAYS last week He expects
20 return and bring his wife and II Is
hoped he may be induce1 70 move here.
ID :. Cage viii begin with a large force
NJ hands 10 cut brush this week An he
fore GtHted, no brush viii ho used IN the
ietties. hut there are several wing dams
10 be built IN the river and the brush Win
be- used as q fouudntion IN them.
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MURDER BECEfS MURDER.
Anothet Chapter IN the Recent Heard
Assassination.
WILL lizard KILLS EUGENE RESFRO.
tWho vas His Btosh~r-in- Law, and Was
Accused Of Having Murdered John
Heard Heard sarrerders.

Hampstead. Texas, january r-The
Heard killing Of last July, when young
John Heard was found assassina,ed upon
the streets of Howth. a small village four
miles north OF here. crime for which
Eugene Renfro was indicted by the grand
jury. has developed into a feui. and in
stead Of answering to the district eour,
Eugene Renfro VIII have to answer be-
fore the tribunal Of the Almighty above
When the south-bound train pulled In a,
IS VIII Heard stepped off the train. and
inquiring for Sheriff Sterling. stated that
he had killed his hrother-in-law, Eugene
Renfro, and that he wished 10 surrender.
The news spread like w.ldare and caused
the greatest excitement. although the
catastrophe was no. unlocked for.
AS stated, Renfro stooa charged with
the assassination Of John Heard. the
brother of VIII Heard, or July 20 last. The
proof was all circumstantlal, and upon
trial at the last August term Of court, re-
suited In n nistrial. Excitement at the
time at Howth Yves intense. and the citl-
zens held meeting advising Renfro to
leave the neighborhood. He stayed away
for awhile but lately went to sec his
parents often.
This evening at O'clock he met VIII
Heard in the road. just one mile south OF
Howth. soIre few words were spoken, a
shot from Heard's double barreMea shot.
gun. then shot from Renfro's pistol. an
other shot from Hearts, gun ard young
Renfrc vas lying dead in the road.
The Post man sought wm Heard a, the
jan and obtained the following statement:
'sinoe Renfro had come back to Howth
I was informed that he threatened 70 XIII
me. This evening met him on the ROAD
and told him that had heard he wanted
10 kill me and that this was as coed a
time to settle 1t as any other. A. this
Renfro pulled his pistol. and se he did 20
fred. but missed he then shot cvce from
his pistol missed and started to rim when
shot him down. We were both horse.
back"
WIN Heard Is Justice of the peace at
Howth station, and stands hish IL the
county, Trouble told heavily ur9n every
line of his face, and in tine Conversation
with The Post man he stated that it was
mighty hard to kill ones wite's brother to
save his own life.
Eugene Renfro was abou; n years old.
but of very boylsh appearance. ISIS father.
DR.. Renfro. is an exemplary citizen Of
riowth, and was just preparing to move
his family 10 Yoakum.
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NEGRO MURDERER LYNcHEp.
Killed ono Man and Fatally Wounded
Another While Drunk.

Another While Drunk.
Biuefeld, W. Va, January as-Alex
Jones, a negro desperate, boarded pas
se'1ser train at Keystone last night. He
was drunk and qusrrelsone. Conductor
Mccullough asked him to be quiet. The
negro became much incrrsed, and when
an ATTEMPT was made to eject him, he
pulled two reviewers ana began firing
through the train. which was crowded
with passengers. lie emptied both re-
volvers and attempted to reload, but was
overpowered by trainfnen.
When the smoke cleared away and the
cxcitemen. abated It was discovered that
w. II. Strother. postmaster at ERhorn,
was shot through tire abdomen and Killed.
Conductor Mccullough was shot In the
side but not seriously Injured
Pete Rice. coiored was shot through
the breast and fatally injured.
Jones VAS incarcerated in the Elkhorn
fall TO await the arrival OF the train to
convey him TO Huntington for safe Keep
iug The train arrived at a m. ara
officers and prisoner boarded It without
Inolesistion. One mile west OF Welch
the train was tagged and mob number
ing 40 men boarded H. and at. the point
81 Winchesters forced tho officers to re-
lease The prisoner. They dragged Jones
20 a tfee. where he was swung 10 tree
AVID MS body riidled wa bullets. The
following note was attached:
Wis deed was done Tor the purpose
q example and warning to negroes TO
beware"
Some OF tho most prominent and inf'u-
entail citizens in this section COMPOSED
the mob. Jones had Killed three men
prior 10 this offense. Great excitement
prevailed.
An Effort was made by Jones' friends
10 rescue him from the mob bit 1t proved
futile.
W. Il. Strother was one OF the best
known man in this section, and had a
large number OF friends.
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P1LGNG IT ON THICK.
Austin is Offering Free Tickets to Execu-
tive Committeeman.

Austin is Offering Free Tickets to Execu-
tive Committeeman.
Austin, Texas, January 2s.-The follow
ing circular letter has been sent out to
mt mbers Of the State executive commit
tee.
Dear Sir-The citizens of Austin have
made ARRANGEMENTS for the payment of
transportation of each member of the
executive committee to Austin and return
You win call on your local ticket agent
ana he will furnish the necessary ticket
to enable you TO come to Austin.
The ticket agent here has the money for
these tickets. and has so notified your
Use YOUR best end eavors TO be present on
the 9Th OF February.
Enclosed herewith find copy Of Chair
nun Dudieys call Very respectfully,
John j. Plcasunts
Secretary State Democratic Eek. Com.
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MATLocK MuRMURs.

Predicts n Split II Candidates Are Nom
inated on Silver Platform.
Fort Worth Texas. January Elm dis
cussing Chairman Dudleys call, Hon. "A.
l.. Matlock said:
'If he and his committee insist on one
convention and nominate candidates for
office on n free silver platform II means
in my opinion alit IN the party. The
free silver men can not hope for the
sound money democrats 10 supper, them
on free silver platform unless the Ma
tionai democracy adopts 1t, something not
among the probabilities. think Chair
man Dudley knew this at tie time OF issu-
ing his call and that his intention Is to
bind the democracy to vote for free silver
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THE STATE cAplTn|
School Superintendent l,nAa
Board-Standard on a. 4

School Superintendent l,nl.,
Board-Standard on ca
Austin, Texas, January Il (,
board of education today !.
order granting a rehearins h
ton school case and readotts
order sustaining the State W.
In holding that child Of VI
which moves into a town ~
ginning of school is neyetthls
to public privileges in town y
The board also made d.sposa
remaining contested list in IN
school census case. striking 4
of the names from the list.
CHARTERED.
The Trinity Cotton OIL CONN.,,
las filed an amendment to IA
day. increasing Its capital ID
$1,000 to $50 00o.
The Texas Gin and Compnz
of Cameron. Texas, capital I'd
~ 20 a 20 o ., u uo'aa'
,, 49,, -" ., Vi WI
featuring comnanv ~ Teya, =,
$40 onO. incornorntors ! r M
n Stedman and A k c,an
er,Nn,nn ~, pu,r
M
~ a'.oI"ty sei'eIal ha W
W ,el u, Wv "ppeaI .ase ', y.
vi co,'ii'anS, recently WV ~. ~ Y
1pi',aieu ~, 20 ,'Is .ou,. VI .'. .,'a Y
-, - - - -. W - ..,.,.s,
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CHARGED WITH INcENpIAElsM.

Cameron, Texas, January 2S,-The ex-
pminiug trial of c. n. Dawson charged
with being an accomplish In burning his
furniture here last October began yestcr-
day afternoon. The State has so far in
troduced only one witness L. i. Saucer.
The trial has caused much comment, 3S
Mir Dawson lived here two years aud
stood very high. John Thomas one
Smith and w Il. Clark are also charged
with the same ofrense Thomas and
Smith waived preliminary trial and bonds
were placed at 5000.
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A1,rEMprNn MrRDER.

Rosenberg, Texas. January 2s-This
morning Henry Wheeler Of Richmond
came to Rosenberg on the New York,
V.xas and Mexican tram and proceeded
10 Jack WAITS residence and called
lack out and shot at him twice, bat
missing hls mark Wheeler returned 10
town, taking Il horse from a rack and
started IN tho direction Of Richmond.
hot was oyertaken, arrested and taken to
Richmond TO jail. Both are coiored.
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CHA1'TEI. MORTGAGE.

TIillsboro Texas January Wv. r.
pituan filed n chlttel mortgage today tor
the benefit Of his creditors, with sim :
barris. trustee. The creditors are as tol
lows
Class A--F. Z. Works. SIPS; w. r.
Crcasey of Waco $40; sim $ Harris.
$3.50.
class B-Mrs. w. r. Pitman, ST 60: :,
r. Toute Of Gainesville. s2a5; q. w Mar
quardt " S1n Ct Chicago, SliO; Gordon X
Morrison of Chicago, SIS, Morris Lewis or
Chicago 500.
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this morning OF the eicpement OF, Miss
Maggie Oliver. the beautiful niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Duprce. with Mr..
Eugene Jecxer, prosperous young barber
OF this city. TIE young lady was driven
ont Sunday afternoon to the place where
she is teaching school. two or three miles
from hero. That night Mr.. Jecker. ac-
comraried by two friends called for her
and they we're driven 10 Goled. where
the marriage ceremony was performed
by County Judge Shaper. They are
hoth mite Young
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DIR. WHITES ITINERARY,

The Rev. Thos Ward White viii preach
at the following points during February
First sabbath. Trinity second Sabbath,
Harmony. Cherokee county, third Sab
hath. Carmoua, morning, Willard even
ing; fourth Sabbath. Josserand. morning,
Groveton. evening.
During the month no will also visit sar-
on City and Corrigan.
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cArrI.E BY TRAN LOADS.

Louise. Texas. January 27.-A train OF
fed beeyes were shipped from here this
evening via Houston over the Houston
and Texas Central to Chicago The
cattle were purchased By Mesars. Slavin
g. Damon OF Richmond, Texas, from
eadler a Brown. Another train viii move
soon over the same route.
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THE MEXICAN EXHIBIT.

Eagle Pass, Texas. January 2s.-The
treasury department at Warrington, -
C.. wired Collector Fitch today, as fol-
lows:
Replying TO your letter OF the 22d inst.
Imprarticahle at this date 10 make ar
engagements for a display Of the Mexican
exhibit at the San Antonio fair. Lcgisla.
ton by congress would be required"
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KILLEp nY az orrIcER.

Corpus Christi. Texas. January IS
Sheriff Whelan received the news to-
day of the killing OF Antonio
Medrano, last Sunday. at the Glsl-
dalupe ranch, In Starr county, by
A. G. Daughty, a deputy sheriff OF Nucces
county. Daughty went TO arrest Acdrano
on charge of cattle stealing. when the
latter resisted aud showed fight.
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TO ENTERTAIN TIE EpIrORs.

Dallas. Texas jar uary 2S-Active prep
nra,ions are being made to entertain the
delegates Of the National Reform ana
Texas Reform Press associations, both Of
which hold annual conventions 10 TINS city
an February % A meeting of the local
newspaper men and the Commercial CLUB
is called for Thursday, when debate ar
rangsments will be perfected.
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THE SPOTTED FEVER.

New Blrmingham Texas, January 81
Mr.. J. II, Mcclellan n son of Captain u.
McKcllar OF this place, who has boon
guarding couvicts at the Coal camp, near
Wells for some time, came home this
morning quite sick. 1t Is feared that he
has spotted fever. as three or four guards
have died In the last four days with this
dreadful disease. Tho excitement is very
high, but it is hoped that the disease will
provc less fatal than this dreaded fever.
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PAT WHALEN SUICIDES.

san Antonio, Texas January %'-Pat-
r,c,, Whn,en. an emp,oye in the br,uge
department of the southern Pacific rail-
road. committed suicide al lodgiag
house today by taking an ounce OF gam
opium. He was about 40 years OF age.
Nothing Is known here concerning MIN
nor why he committed the deed.
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sItERIFFs' DEPARTNsN

Strayed or Stolen-on the hg.'
uary %, 1896, two ponies, as ,shJ
sorrel horse. J. or 10 years o'a 4
hands high, Spanish or uhA.v.]
left shoulder. white face anu W.
One brown or dark pay va
yea rs old. about liia hands n.y. \
any, unknown, white blaze
hind feet white. slight sauus . l
shod. Five dollars for ih! ~ !,
ing to their recovery ana ,1 M
ton leading to arrest ana ana VIII !,
thief.--R. 4. Rich, shSiA
county.
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MURDERED HIS MISTRESS.

Noakum. Texas, January 2s.-T.ast nigh,
at about 10 o'clock a young mulatto
named Graves murdered his mistress.
Alice Hicks, in the negro quarters, north
II the compress. He gave himself into
custody, The cause of the killing is sup.
posed to he jealousy The killing was
done with a ii-calbre Colts pistol.
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FINE GIN SOIL.

FlllnEcr. Texas, January 1.-THE gin To-
Gated at this place. belonging to Mr., VIM
Hapalac, was purchased today by Messrs
Meyer, Weber and Strrazin. Tie conslt-
er,tion Inil was $500.
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poPULIsT HUMoR.

McDade Plaiudenler.
Charley Culberson is about the only
democrat In the state willing to sacrifice
himself on the head OF the democratic
State ticket
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ELECTRIC BlTrsH, !.

Electric Bitters is a m.' W., 4
any season, but nethar,S s,s,s4
needed when the iahsu,u .or i M
ing prva Is, when the w. ,ass
slurg sh and the need Q, n, "
tcratlve is felt. A plv, ,a IN. d
medicine has often ayer's "a MD MD
hans fatal bilious fevers. ,. Sv
a act more surely in o s''aIn !, ]!
freeing the system .su,',sstion q
no son, Headache. st,,cctrs
ton, dizziness yield 70 i. -
soc and 81 per bottle AZ :"
drug store. -
London. January a.,c, d n'
inson again gives sS,ur.s,wsvssl
of Americans In the
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mare, branded with spans. \
blotched brand undernea asSals d,
white spot in face and sasus
back Jack Will pay So for rsc eco Y |,
animal, Address Nan ~ coYtu
by. sheriff, Edna, JacSs0"
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the most heroic efforts IA ~. !.
SO dangerous was the lOcsle,
boys knew their duty and dlas
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If THE BABY is CUTTING TEEru

be sure and use that old and we'll tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Svrun
Tor, children teething II soothes tx
enid. softens the gums allays all pain
for diarrhoea.
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lN WILLIAMsON COUNTY,.

Approved April s, 1876.
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\ company has been orsanized AMI ar
ticlcs of incorporation win he sent to Aus
tin In few days. for the purchase N ono
or more pleasure launches for EXCURSIONS
on the BAY. Tho officers Of the company
arc: Jane Hanna, president; l.. j Seiby,
vice president. Julius W. Jockusch, sec
rotary and treasurer. Directors. the fore
.ruing ana J. Y. Perry. c. II. McMaster
and H. G. =, Leonard Other Stockholders:
". l.. Moody, Ir, S. G. Collins T.. T..
Bettison captain), George Il. Bondies and
A. BehrFuds.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.

Secretary State Democrat
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AS soon as the Judgment was rcndere
IN the sui; q the city OF Gdlyestou
against the Beach Hotel and Seaside I'm