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consideration OF the various routes to the
Epworth League conference aot Toronto ~
July next, we have concluded to adopt as
tho official route the Baltimore and ohio
Philadelphia and Reading and Lehigh VAL
ley railroads, from Washington and Bal
timore, using the steamer lines from Rich
mond and Norfolk to connect with through
trains ut points above mentioned.
The lowest rates have been named by the
lines indicated: Said rates being Sli5O
from Richmond To Toronto and return. and
sl3 from Norfolk, with proportionateiy low
rates from other points. The rates from
Richmond and Norfolk apply via the
steamer lines to Baltimore thence via the
Baltimore and Ohio tRoyal Blue Lne) to
Philadelphia Philadelphia and Reading
aud Lehigh Valley route to Niagara Falls,
New York Central to Lewiston and Mag
ara Navigation company to Toronto, re-
turning via same route except that passen-
gers from Richmond and vicinity viii have
the privilege of returning from Baltimore
via either the York River Line and West
Point. or via James River route tiayLlnc)
as they may prefer.
Delegates from Richmond and contiguous
territory will leave Richmond via steamer
Virginia" Bay Line wharf. at 80 D. IN.
Especial schedule) Tuesday, July -. and
from Norfolk via Baltimore steamers on
same date, making close connections in
special train for Niagara Falls direct by
daylight This train will carry tho Wash
ington. n c., and Baltimore delegations
OF Epwofth League, and extra cars viii
be attached to special train for the eXclu-
sivo use Of delegates from the South
The train referred to Will reach Niagara
Fails at ll;00 p. m, tor earlicrl Wednes-
day, July II, and It is proposed to spend
the night at the Fails leaving for Toronto
about 10 a. M. Thur, lay, July Ia, arriv-
n az. mir N a i'm, al N it,f
for the opening of the conference at >
y. m
Delegates from all points are requested
TO ask for rates and purchase tickets via
the baltimore and Ohio route from Wash
inEton and Baltimore In order that we
may all travel together on the special
train. leaving points above mentioned on
the morning of July H. This train is
scheduled to leave Washington at $40 a.
M. and Baltimore at 9;05 a. IN.
For full information regarding tickets
advertising mntter, etc, delegates are re-
qucS,ed TO communicate with Mr.. Arthur
G. LOWS. Southern passenger agent. Bal
timore and Ohio railroad. under ~tlantic
hotel, Norfolk. Va. and for particulars as
to accommodations and other conference
details address Rev a. C. Crews. u. n.
general secretary, Epworth League, To-
rcnto, Ontario. Il. II Rawlings.
Pr sident the Virginia Epworth League
Conference.
1t is anticipated that some will take
advantage of the rate from Virginia in
combination with the summer rate. This
combination gives a long extension. The
cheap rates TO summer resorts In Virginia
are good for return October 81 ny using
a ticket to Norfolk from Texas points, and
then the ratio mentioned I'm the circular
above, cheap round trip TO Toronto can
be secured
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A PECULIAR ACCIDENT.
HORSE KILLED ny Az UNACcoUNT-
ABLE EXPLOSION.
A Strange story Comes From Hock-
lcy-A Dcnth-Dcnling Missile
Does tbs Work.

one Of the most peculiar Of accidents ia
reported from Hockey, by County Commits
sioner Becker. MIR. George Cain, who lives
some three miles from Hockey was re-
turning home at . o'clock Saturday night
and was within eighty yards of his gate
when an explosion startled him. Thinking
he had been shot at from ambush and be-
ing unarmed. he fell backward over his
seat into the bed of the wagon. The
startled horses broke into run, but
stopped at the gate, whore one of them
fell aud died in few minutes. Examna-
tlon disclosed n gaping hole in the side
OF the horse. and Mr. Cain was then CON
WINGED that he was the Intended victim
OF some one. The explosion aroused the
whole nelghborhood and when MIR Cain
went to Hockey this morning and told of
ms experience several persons decided It
could not have been a shotgun and went
out and disseced the dead animal The
missile went through the side. crashed
through tho ribs and plowed along Till 1t
had trayersed nearly tho entire neck
There the track of it stopped and there
was no trace of the missile Itself II was
finally conluded that a bit of a bursting
meteor had struck the horse but the
mystery of whore It went has not been
solved
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THE TEXAS BUILDING.

a letter has been received here by Cen
eral Handy, treasurer of the Texas Tenn
esseo Centennial commission. from one OF
tho commissioners who is at present in
Nashville, informing him that the Texas
building Is nearing completion. and urg
ing the people to turn in their suhscrip-
u0ns as soon as possible The building is
10 be reproduction OF the Alamo, and
already has begun to be a drawing card
on The grounds. The letter asks concen-
lrhted action on the part of Texas to
make Its exhibits and representation a
feature of the affnir
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KILLING AT GlDDINGS
TOM WEssoN SHOT FOUR TIMES IN
THE BODY.
Heart, Causing instant Dentl.
Tragedy at the Depot

Giddlngs. Texas. June 6.-The union
depot was the scene of tragedy this
morning in which Tom Wesson LOST his
life.
For soma time pas. the deceased had
been on bad terms with w. J. Grant con-
stable of precinct No. S. this county.
Both parties were attached Witnesses in
ease at LaGrange and Grant had taken
the train a, Lincoln to go to LaGrange
aud Wcsson was preparing to get on the
train, when they met.
The deceased was shot four times
through the body, two OF the balls passing
near the heart, killing him almost in
stanuy.
There was n large crowd on the platform
and 4 regular panic was created. No &C
cideuts occurred.
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WRIT or EnHoR.
COURTS Order In the CcI
tral I,nnd Cuses


f'rt worth. Texas. June A writ o.
error mas heen granted by the suprem,
court OF the UnJted States in the case OF
ne s,ate of Texas VS.. the Houston ant
,-N es central Railway comtsany and
frreeitrick i. olcobi ct AL, receivers.
c. nus y - OF the suits brought by The
ol4te ct feNoG to recover lands era nice
70 me Houston and Texas Central RAN
Wy c. mpjny FOR construction. The land
HN',Ni N ths Silh, was sixteen sections
W. DOCK 81 In Nolan county. The state
II wa4 the contention of the State that
~ .ot tlne those !an.s were located, first
srthl' second, that the issuance OF c6r-
~ cafes was Invalid because 1t was in
,ari' 81 le1la for sidiIgs and not tor the
nv OF railway proper, and third, that II
WIS .nNil.i because the location was on
Iile lands ana within the limits of the
leMs ana Pacific reservation. lands thai
nAi Deen reserved for tho satisfaction of
,ht lana iniehtedrnss of the State on ac-
a1uli q 1Ailroad construction by the
Texas and Pnclfic.
The VIII Of error was gram.ei because IN
W amp calion to the upred S,atas SUI
nreme court II was alleged that In render
courts had construed a United States stat
nte The case was not long az, decided
m lhe oiyil court of appeals. second SUI
preine judicial dlstr-o. nj For, Worth.
IN, iarsrs were signed by the clerk of
me u ntei states circuit court today. The
wrtl or error was sued out by the attor-
nnvs OF the road, sent 10 attorneys here,
aNi ny fhe latter taken to the United
states circuN clerks office.
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WRIGHTSBORo.

The picnic at Barnett tank in this vi.
entity last Saturday was largely attended
aud in every way a brilliant success The
long table previously arranged was laden
with most sumptuous Iepast. After the
dinner was dispatched the photographer
grouped the folks for a picture. After
this a wagon was rolled in place and Mr.
Clarke Kuykendall introduced Judge At
kinson of Gonzales. who from the open
wagon addressed the crowd in an inn
promptu speech The Judge acquitted him
self happily and the people applauded
Later on prayer was offered. Many beau
tful songs were sung and soon all dis
perscd.
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TEXAS SOCIALLY.
VuCKD DALE.

Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF MIR. l.. L. Albsrtson. telegraph operator
al this place, and Miss Annie Hawkins, one
Of Rockdaie's prettiest young ladies, when
VII take place at the Christian church on
June Is.
The public school closed with the fol-
lowing programme OF exercise:
invocation. ........... &c. Elder Tom smith
Color drill..... Miss Wrishts Music Class
Summer Fancies". ..r,.," -.
.......,.,. ... &c. Graduating Glass
Essay--"Blind In the Midst Of Beauty.
-. ......... =. ..,Miss l1ella McGown
Jimmy Browns Sisters
Wedding"... ..,.... Miss Etha Perry
Alice Lookett and Avonia Strihling.
Es'say--" Hope and Memory ..........,.,
.,...... ...... -. Miss Luna DuBose
Reoitation--"Spartacus 20 the Gladiators
at Capua' Knox Bunting
commencement march Miss Lottie Simms
Essay-"The Marble Waltcth" .,,.......
-. -. o.. Miss Edith Hlllyer
Recitation--'Saudy' Romance .......... .
'.... -. ........ Miss Belle Valentine
PIANO solo,. .....M Miss Georgia Mcknight
Essay Milestones" ..... . .....-.,....
-. -. ......... Miss peruice Fairbairn
Recitaiion--"onc Niche the Highest,
&C.. 80. =. :. Miss Bessie Strelsky
Flano solo. 600. Mis- Msrgie Lookett
Literary address-Staic Sup't j. NJ. Carlisle
uNerture--'William Tell Misses Mareie
l,orkctt and Nellie Dubois
Presentation of diplomas.
faFoWe!l song.....,..,, Graduating Class
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HUNTSVILLE.

Mr. and Mrs L. T. Tanner and General
y. X. Barrett left for Nashville to visit
tho Centennial.
Miss Hattie Smith arrived homo from
Boston. whore she has been attending the
New England Conservatory Of Music for
several years,
Miss Luteola Gibbs has returned from
Nashville, Tenn, where she attended
school the past session.
MIR. w. w Adickes has returned from
visit TO North Texas
Mr., J. Robert King is the proud possess
sor of n charming little daughter, while
County Clerk l.. Il, Ball reports the ar
rival OF another son.
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LAMPAsts.

Tho closing recital OF Miss Wright.
music class was given at the Hanna
Springs opera house to 4 large and apprc
ciativa audience Monday night. Miss Belle
Standefer received graduating medal
and Misses Mamie Campbell and Annie
Williamson receiving medals for the most
rapid Improvement Ia their respective
grades.
the scenes by a large Rochester lamp that
was suspended over the stage falling to
the floor and breaking. however, FORUM
ately. the light was extinguished when ii
struck the floor.
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peovllle. Texas. June s1-1he y n y,
tv board of equalization has D's' -
to meet June IA. -. a,,x,j,
A summer normal under tue '. Y, ,
., professor Arnold ., Beaumont ,a,, "
held here during July anI
large attendance is prop'se,u !. x,rrs
r.. w. Archer OF TINS cry ~ ', s,nsci, D
, new Typewriter, which be eApSs
vent 10 write 10 books. 49,
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Georgetown Texas. June 5.--Dr Trott.
assisted y, DIR, Crstcher of Round Rock,
performed delicate surgical operation
nnon the person OF W. II. Aday. removing
very large hhroid tumor that had grown
UPON tho rght shoulder blade. In remov-
~ the tunor the major portion OF the
sVapula had 20 too taken oih. Tho tnmor
had been growing ilNe years, hut until re-
Gently gave Mr.. Aday no trouble. He is
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1t'Nt,E.

Fred Holsapfel has gone TO his home in
Dewitt county.
Miss Nira Robuck is IN Runse for few
days visiting friends
A. W. Talk returned 0 san Antonio last
SATURDAY. where his wife is remaining for
medical treatment
VIII Hcberer. who has been laid up with
something like biool poison o; for several
days is up again.
Among those attending the Methodist
District conference from Runee were Rev
j. +. Webb, Grandpa Ryan. g. W Wilson,
f, Z. + Jackson and Msscs Georgia Wilson
and Jennie Everts.
Mcssrs. Nance and 49, Of Lavaca
county We're here prospecting the latter part
OF last week
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COLI MINUS.

Friday evening friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
j.. G. Mahon gathered at their residence
to join in the celebration OF their silver
wedding. Twenty five years ago the doors
OF the same spacious homestead were
opened to a vast concourse to witness the
pledging Of the nuptal VOWS of Mr. f. c.
Mahon and Miss Fannie Arnold then a,
new. dear TO the hearts OF the people OF
Columbus, As many as possible of that
assembihge long ago. and younger friends
OF today, rejoicod with them, partook OF
their good cheer. presented silver tokens
and wished them the celebration OF their
diamond wedding
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ORANGE,
n ''t''e Hoy Drowned-w. Q. vu
morial seryietS

morinl Services,
Orange. Texas, June e.-Sanfrie p,,,
the S-year-old son of Mr. and Mn, e,s,s
Hasoy, was drowned Tn the r,ss, !, \.
place today about noon. Hi f.ss,
engineer at the A. Gilmer Mill NJ =,
working there today. His ntps n ~
MS dinner to him at the mil "a n
he was ealing the little feaow MAJ i
the river and was plAying IA IN
from which he fell into the rivtr nj 10
drowned. His bojy was found sboui IN
hours afterwards.
Phoenix Camp No. %, Wooimsa q, "
World held their ANNUAL rnancual n.
vices this afternoon, meeting e ..1
hall and marching TO Evergreen csrstxl
whore u shor. programme was ies;sd
and The graves of deceased Sysssy1
deaorCated. Two specially prepared ,1S
were rendered, and an appropriate NJ
tation was given by Miss Alyce 9aas
and a short address was delivered b {
Il. Heifngsfelder, member Of be 81
Tine Maud Howe Drainaic wrNI
which came here from Houston and nA
engagements al the opera house ~ =
week. Wen; to pieces al this pace "
members going In different drsam
Tho company was a meritorl0A ex' =
poor patronage swamped them
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w. q. W. Celebration.

ssblnal, Texas. Jane THE Sablnal
camp. No l62. woodmcn OF the World, cele-
bratcd the anniversary OF the founding of
their order here today with a picnic and
barbecue Several hundred people from
ncighborlng towns were IN attendance. In
the afternoon Il game OF bali was played
between Sahlnal and uvaido, in which the
latter was victorious after n hard fought
hattie
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WHARTON.
Delegate to the white Meas rsia
Local N0tes.

Local. NUtehs n
Wharton, Texas, June Cat The P's'S
No. / meeting Of the White Mems "
association, delegates we're elected W
structed for Professor ". N. fors'
Superintendent for public education "
county convention which VIII " :"
later. ,- Ia. VI
Rev. Mare. the new minister, W., y
cd to the pastorate Of the Bsplx, -
at Wharton. preached an eloquea' ~
to Il large audience this morning !.
VIM. ]. W, Roseberry left todsy " \. 4
vaca. where he carried bis lit!is i', ,','s
son. Roger. for the benefit o. !, ~ Y. 81. Il.
The new brick kiln, ownea y T.,
strong & Harris, was oponed NV ~. ~
day. and is turning out a hiss e'a .s sIr
of the kind. Wharton soil is paA'
ADAPTED for this industry. s.I,,-,
Mrs. Guy Mitchell and son !. ~ i,
again from a months visit 10 11 a.s,, =
Mitchell will shortly erect VIM M,
residence in the eastern suburbs suburb. = "
,pp .Nsi-f ~
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GOING TO EuR0PE

H. w. Harper professor of chemistry
at the State University. will leave Austin
as soon as the school closes for Europe,
Where he will visit the leading ins,itu-
tionS OF Europe. Some of the finest equip
~" toieses or the world aSe found on
the other side Of the water. and there Tho
advanced methods in the study of cbemi-
eSls are TO be observed. He expects to be
absent the entire summer.
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JASPER.

Hon. X. d. Scale left for Houston and
other points last Friday.
w x. Eddy, substantial merchant.
has returned from Galveston.
The Jen Davis Rifles are drilling pre-
raratory 10 the San Antonio drll
d. j. Law. a prominent kh'hyville mer-
chant, was In town Friday night
Judge I. w. Ford and part IT his family
are here at their old home for the summer.
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EX-GOVERNOR R. B. HUBBARD
Ills Address to the Students OF o
Georgia University.
THE SOUTH; PAST, PRESENT. FUTURE
Admonishcd HIS Hearers 10 Live as
Southerncrs aud GcorTinns. True
to Church and state.

AT the recen, graduating exercises OF the
Mercer university at Macon, Ca, eN-G0v-
ernor r. b. Hubbard OF Texas. spoke on
1.-The South. It's Past. Freseat ana Its Flu
ture"
The Macon Telcgraph's repor, is as fol-
lows:
Ex-Governor Richard Il. Hubbard Q,
Texas was then introduced by Ex-Governor
w. ]. Norzhen OF Georgia. Governor Hub
bard spoke in part as follows.
After more than half a century from
the founding Q; this now venerable .nstltu-
tion of learning the elder and the younger
sons OF our alma mater have come together
on this auspieious day TO lay with grateful
hearts and willing hands their offerings
again upon her altars. These offerings and
these renewals vi the cid love VI an earlier
manhood have lac; naueht OF their freshness
through an these years OF an cyeniul and
memorable past. We came as pilgrims trcn
far. distant commemorative Of the great re-
public. bringing fadeless immortelies to this
Mccue VI our youth q, emhlems OF the de.
votiou Of faithful sous 10 Ghcir LOVING
mother
Most Of the founders OF 'ye olden time
aud st.wart friends, The Mvrcers and SAN
ders sad Stocks ana DsEes and MIis ana
IillycIs aHi SaniJfls and Ni.lltts aud
CraWf0ris aud Holuon.6s ami Battles and
Mall0gse aud pHWsons and Campbells and
fuckers aAd buTueya and u host of other
noble such have for muuy years boon
gathered Ia thelr fathers OF them. II you
ask where is their monument, the reply
comes 'clvcumsplre We r3in; to thl So
his'eF1aI s0i Uaga'aeeai temples &c
10
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non JONES ALIVE.
lie Has Only II Faint Chance of Re.
cOyrry.

Mckinney. Texas. june Bob Jones,
who was shot by John Akin on the 3D.
at Blue Ridge, eshtsol miles northeast
OF here is still alive. bnt with little
chances OF recovery, SO h's physician
states He was pierced through aud
through by &-cahbcr pistol boil. which
slrnck nm near uhe center of the breast
clothing. Akin spriender,i nnd AT NJ
esATadinsning trinl was held In the sum OF
~ TO await, the acton OF the grlri ilry
~ ! y clAsn"d mat one hublrci citizens or
Ahal colnmunNy siRn.i Tho hnnl
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schinttcr Starved ~ n,,,,,,

1enVor, Colo, June Ga .nr,Inl m IL.
News from El Pnso. Texas, saws lrr,ncis
schlatter. who claimed TO nerroin ,,,,r
atlrs bv hivue power. was recently fai,,,.
nehl IN the foothills OF Sierra Alaara
va irges sowhwssi of casa
10 He ha been fasting. ana stnrvSd ~
neath While IN Denver from Al,t,ls, %
70 Novonher II, iSaj, about 200 81 ogopi:
Nlslten schlnIlttr 10 reoclYn trnhtmhnL
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Mc.tin. ar Nynynbocbtc.

Waxahachie. Texas. June 6.-The re-
viyai service began at the Christian
church this morning Evangelist Harlow
preached OH this subject, SELF Examina-
ton" The singer W. Il. Martin OF Par
sons, Kan. has organized a choir and
viii furnish music during the revival,
which Will last several Mceks.
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peoville, Texas. June Ga revival
meeting at the Methodist church will be-
gin here next Sunday aud will last for
two weeks. During the last few days of
the revival the semi-annual convention of
the Western Texas Methodist conference
wiz be in session. tent for the occa-
sion Will be pitched with a seating capacity
OF 1000 people Evangelints Duncan OF
Taylor and Thompson OF Lotkhart will
assist In the meeting
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Ia GRANGE.

The High school OF Lagrange closed
Friday. 1t has been the most successful
term in the history of the public schools
OF this town Professor cullen aud his
able assistants have rendered universal
satisfaction. Tho exercises were closed by
recitsiiuns and music at the opera house
under the management Of Miss King, who
has charge Of the music department,
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Trow hrihge nnh ifnrn cu..,.

Hu''IH. TeAiH' Juno Q. Ablut 910 WI;
n'Sses n Tho Trowhridge ami Fora muir
"ef case'' brought here on change of
venue from san saba county arrived thls
afternoon 10 attend a hearing beginning
tomorrow. tthor witnesses win follow IN
The morning II VIII Toe remembered one
of these cases resulted In a mlstrlAl some
months ago.
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An OLA Time Document.

n'eni was uneerthed In the offlcc Of the
uNrict clerk today. II was an instru-
noht hiei November l, 1860, in which two
,reo negroes, who rave their names. as
Mary and Peter asked TO he allowed to
sign away their freedom and accew John
II. Blair ls their master. The prayer in
re nstlton Was granted and they became
tue rhautels OF the said John II. Blair
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WANAHACHIE.

The reception given by Mrs. Judge Tenn
plelon al her home Wednesday evening was
largely attended. Most % her guests were
members OF the NJ w. NJ. club which is
composed of ladies. This Is the first en-
tertainment given by Mrs, Tcmple,on since
ihe completion of her beautiful West End
homo.
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killing Near EiLhart.

scrlpc occurred iivo miles north OF here
yesterday. between Ed smith and isaiah
Hubbard. In which the latter reo,, vol M,
ocnteigs Of double barreled shotgun
wourdflg hm fatally. Smith gave him,
s ~, up, Both parties were coIored. Par.
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TRINITY.

Mrs. John II, Peyton gave an entertain,
inent Friday night In honor Of her music
class, which Was n very brilliant AFFAIR.
After the musicale was over the programme
was completed by recitation by Miss
Katie nendy. after which refreshments
were served
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RELIGIOUS.

Wheel Horse of Prcsbytcrinnism.
Transmissi-sippi Presbyterian.
The wheel horse OF the presbytery, Rev.
Thomas Ward White reports much travel,
many preaching points. churches organized.
lots donated for church buildings, Sabbath
schools prospecting in new sections and a
general movement along the line of extend
ing the Masters kingdom.
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odd Follows Election.

Georgetown. Texas. June Sat the an
nual election OF officers for Lodge No no
inaependent order of Odd Fellows, fhs
following officers were elected: w. *
MakomHon. n, g.. j. Il, Bryson. V. C.; j
W hincald. secretary; J. i. Gordon. treas.
urcr; j. II. Robinson ". l.. Fleming. ii
a. sdrange. y. a. Slrloklanl, trusiees.
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MpthnhIst Meeting.

Homer Texas, June 1.-The Methodis,s
have been carrying on a protractcd meet
ing for several days and quite an interest
is being taken In II. Rev. Ward White,
PRESBYTERIAN evangelist. passed through
here this morning on his way TO Sulphur
Springs il this county He will hold e
meeting at this place on Wednesday even
IND