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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-11
A BRENNAN BUDGET
CHRISTIAN BOERNINEHAUs WAS
STABBED AND KILLED.
Call for the Next Meeting of Ton,
Green Brigade New Musical
sociefy-LocnI Notes.

BRENNAN, Texas January 1o.--In the road
near the German Lutheran church in the
Frieden neighborhood at about o'clock
Sunday morning Fritz Lehde and Christian
Boerninghaus. two we'll known farmers, got
into difficulty and Boerninghaus was
stabbed over the left eye and siashed In the
left arm, which he threw up In an effort to
protect his head from the deadly steel The
wound over the eye proved TO be the fatal
one, for the knife blade penetrated the brain
and despite the efforts OF his attending ply
stefan, DIR. Brewer TO save his life he died
at o'clock Sunday night. Lehde was ar
rested by Constable John S. Ewing and an
examining trial will be held Tuesday morn
ing before Justice f.. C Hughes AT Whit
man. when the cause which led up TO the
killing Will doubtless be developed.
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Nisw YEAR nEAurf nINrs.
How Woman May Preserve IIe,
looks In Winter.

isN0hS IN w tntcT.s.
II YOU would preserve the velvety soft
ness al the skin be quite ~ particular
not TO wash your face too soon after conn
INK In out Of the wind as before Going out
In II. M both are equally injurious 10 the
complexion, Wrapping the delicate outer
cutclo and making II red md scaly look
ing.
A veil il undoubtedly n great protection
TO the face III extrcma weather. but whsn
the air IL RIO cold as TO convert The breath
Into yapor IT defeats ITS purpose 40 chap
ped lips and chin result from tho euutect.
The secret OF beauty on 4 cold day Is
warm clothing, substantial flannel pet
ticont and long slervod wooden vest will
do moro TO cure a red nose than all tho
lotions known TO the oompleNionists and
Ghamiats.
No woman can walk well with half
frozen feet, so II Won would preserve an
easy springy gait, see to II that ynnr
shoes ara roomy snd that the leather IL
sufficiently soft and rlable 10 allow free
circulation OF The blood,
There is nothing mere nnloyrly than
charpnd and cracked lips. a simple pre-
vontive III this cold weather disnsure-
ment rs TO rub them lightly with cold
cream inst before going outdoors, gently
Wiring all traces away, and chen refrainiue
FROM moIstening tho Inns with the tongue
while IN the air
4 pair OF gloves we'll creased on the in
eide. II worn for an hour after tne norm
Ing holtohpld duties are done win be
found q sovereign remedy for ehapped
tkat q. N ( .
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A Compromise Verdict.

Fort Worth, Texas. January 9.--After
being out three days the jury in the case
of the Western Mortgage Investment COM
pany against Morgan Jones ct al returned
a verdict against the latter for $5243, be-
ing a compromise verdict. The suit in
volved IL 900 acres Of land valued at ever
$40, 600 Some OF the heirs TO the prop
erty We're relatives of General +. IL.
Dodge and the late Millionaire Pullman
Judge Dunklin has oyerrnied the mo-
ton for a new trial in the famous Thomas
Collins case. Collins was former county
treasurer and suit was brought 10 recover
on funds of the county lost in he failure
OF the bank in Which tine funds Of the
county were deposited.
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improved by business men laying substan-

ZINC gowns IN lhc lrouaseau q January
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cnnnnnnf Chnrlottc.

Crate one rocoanut. pour over II one pint
of boiling water. Stir we'll. When cool,
wiring II In cheesccloth. stand this
water away until cold Cover half box
OF geiatine With half a cup of cold water;
whip one pint OF cream. Skim the cocoa
nut cream from the top of the milk and
add II TO the gelatines add half a cup OF
tin water also; stir over the fire for a
moment Until the gelatine Is dissolved.
Add to tho cream two thirds OF q cup OF
powdered sugar, then the gelallne and
cocoariit cream; stir a, once and stir con-
stantly until 81 begins to thicken. Turn
IN u mold and stand away 10 harden. When
ready 10 serve, turn out and garnish with
preserved ciissfnuts. Pour over the chest
nut strip as a sauce. This Is both good
and slightly
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coming year; r. NJ Brown. chancellor
commaader; r.. L.. Hartman, vice chait-
ceiior; j n. Herring. prelate; G.. II.
Blizzard, master OF the work; J A. GAR
master OF finance: G. = Dunlap. master
Of arms: w. A. kirohelol keeper Of rec-
ords and seal: w. l.. Hall. inner guard;
r. A. Rich, outer guard, and } Adams.
trustee.
The convict farm, on the east side OF the
river. has become ''fait actompii~ MIR.
a. II. Fierce has leased s7S acres OF land
10 the county for three years. with the
privilege OF buyiag at the end OF TINT
time Tor $40 an acre. The canditioa Is
that the county is 10 pay all taxes on land
and keep In cultivation not less than 100
acres at time. A force ~ convicts are
already at work, and a marked Improves
mtnt observed
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HoTEL ARRIYALs.

AZ the Tremont---A Walton st. Joseph
Mo: Charles j.. Daily. st. Louis; Frapls
Fltzhugh, Houston; G. L. Noble, Tales
tine: w. l.. Burroughs. Temple; l.. T..
crandal and wife, Burlington, Ky; A. l..
Burke. Rusk; II. Barnes. Pittshurg and
Gnlf railway: II. w Swift Boston, l. 6.
w. steedman. St. Louis; j. G. Brown, La
Grange; w. II, Eelps, st. Louis Miss
Charlotte CRANE, Joseph Cayne, w. n.
Cnrrie, New York; G. A. Rice Ssur Lake,
Texas; II. l.. Heavey, Boston; Harry Mon
roe. Dallas; Charles J. u. L,try Strong
City. Kan; Homer Eads San Antoalo.
G. j. FIotch. New orIcaas; Mill Ewing
and wife, Gallahn, Mo: H. o. Benz
ton, ST. Louis: J. A. Bell. Lake Charles.
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Improved by business men laying substan-
tiai side walks.
Another excursion OF some fifteen or
twenty sturdy. we'll to do farmers were
here from Missouri the latter part OF last
week.
Mr. !. NJ sheely and bride have ar
rived from Missouri and have taken quar-
tiers at the Hotel Continental.
Many OF tho farmers are far advanced
with their fall and winter blowing. Thu
Illinois and Missouri settlers here say that
they scarcely realize they are living IN
mid winter, everything about them as we'll
az the weather Indicating late spring where
they came from.
An effort Is on foot To have the Febrn-
AIRY meeting OF the San Antonio and Aran-
sas lAaEs Immigration association held
harm lFl'-
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Orange Texas, January Io.-This after
noon Jaros Richards. young man en-
gagged in the Lutcher & Moore mill yards,
fell from high tram. and. his head strik-
ing piece OF iron. was cut under his chin.
which required several stitches BY the zpr-
seon to bring together. The wound is q
pretty severe one. though not serious,
At the Presbyterian church yesterday
j. g. Anderson wss ordained and Installed
as elder and w. II. Stark and r. H.. Far
well as deaoons.
Colonel u. w. Solliduy. manager OF the
Magnolia rice farm al Terry. was In Orange
today tranFacting btsiness.
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i NEW TRIAL.
Ike Goodwin VIII Again stand Trial
for Murder.

for Murder.
Fort Worth. Texas, January I0.--In COM
pliance with writ of habeas corpus Shcr-
fl Clark took Ike Goodwin to Eastland YES
terday, where he will be placed on trial,
charged with murder.
Goodwin was brought here and Jailed in
March of last year. He is accused Gf
numbering young man named Sam
Campbell. The trouble arose during Il
drunken spree and while game of cards
was in progress between a party OF four
young men. Goodwin, 1t Is alleged, whipped
out sixshooter and shot Campbell in the
neck and breast, and while the prostrdte
body lay on the ground. blew out tine dead
mans brains
Goodwin was tried and given a twenty
FIVE years penitentiary sentence, hut the
court of criminal appeals at Tyler reversed
the lower courts decision and grauted
Goodwin another trial.
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GROCERY JoBBERs MEET.

The Southwest Texas Grocery Jobbers'
association met in executive session here
today, rs deliberations, which were se-
cret related principally to the formulation
~ n plan. for preventing manufacturers
from selling 70 retailers at the same iig-
ufts they sell to jobbers, The biggest
thorn In tho associations side In this .ro :
spect Ia the American Tobacco company,
and talk OF reulliating on that concern
Was INDUCED in Josiah Brown, tho cons
3paiy's maii;iger, has been In Tho Stato for
some time anticipating any step il.s MS
ISOLATION may take and laying the foeda-
ton for lively fight should The issue
be Joined.
K The practice OF hauling mixed shspr-enir
at ear load rates into the State. jndplged
in by the Interstate lines, pas also res
ferred ios but certain jobbers from North
Texas, who are mostly affected by tits
having failed to show up. although ex-
pectcd little was said about II.
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roM GREEN BRIGAnr.

As secretary of Tom Green's Brigade as
ISOLATION. Mr.. ]. G. Rankin has sent out the
following notification to all members:
secretary's Office, Green's Brigade Asso-
citation, Brennan, Texas, January 0, 1905
Dear Comrade: This is TO notify you that
the next annual reunion of the Tom Green
Brigade association will be held With Wal
ton camp, United Confederate Veterans, OF
Beeyille. Texas. on Monday. February Il.
1898.
A rate OF 8 cents a mile for the round trip
has been granted by the railway companies
OF the State to all members who desire to
attend. All members who belong to organ
lied camps of Confederate Veterans are re-
quested to bring their camp badges with
them.
Notify Captain d. A. 4. Walton, Beeville,
Texas II you contemplate attending
Hoping to meet You at Beeville, and
wishing you happiness and prosperity, re-
main your old friend and comrade,
John G.. Rankin,
Secretary Green's Brigade Association.
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WANTS AN ALLOWANCE.

The county commissioners met today in
regular monthly session The only thing
that camc up out of the ordinary was the
rather startling request OF Waher l..
Hanscom. county assessor, who asked fer
an additional allowance of $3.50 month
to pay the expense of operating his Office
under the new fee bill. The matter cause d
considerable discussion and WIS iina'ly
laid over for further investigation. he
time.
The new fee bill hit the assessors rather
hard. In that 1t reduced their pay aud IN
creased their work. Mr.. Hanseoin VIII
write TO the attorney general explaining
his position and asking for an interpre-
tation Of the law.
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pouGHT STREET. CAR LINES.
MIR. Alexander Secures Three Mor'
DutIus Lines.

Mr.. Alexander Secures Three More
DnIIns Lines.
Dallas, Texas, January lo.--C. II. Alex
ander today purchased from George W.
Davenport Of Middlesex, Mass-. the Queen
City Street railrcad. which embraces the
Elm street line, the Pearl street line and
the Bryan and Live Oak line, The price
paid was $4,000 s9O,0oo cash and note
for the payment 81 which the purchaser
gives deed Of trust. naming Felix Brack
ner OF Milton. Mass, as trustee. The pur-
chase places all the street railway lines
In the city In Mr. AleSandcr's hands ex-
cept the Fairland line and the Raoid Tran
g.t
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DRIVING NEGROES our.
White Man In Jail for the OGcnss
nj Tyler.

Tyler, Texas, January lo.--I.ast week
notices were posted on the premises OF
James Lavender. Henry Mathes. Doe and
J. l.. s. Baker and other prominent
planters living In the Red Springs and
Sand Plat settlements, few miles south
Of Tyler. warning them that II their negro
employees were not driven from heir re-
spective farms within ten lays their
houses and barns would be LiiruaI. A
number OF negroes heard OF the notices aud
lost no time in getting away Ofiicers
were notified and Deputy Sheriff pegGcs
began work on the cases and has ARRESTED
and placed in jail n white man charged
with the ofiense. The people In the above
community are miisslI worked up nni every
DartIes.
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Drcssmakers- and tailors have agreed
that no costume Is complete unless its
skirt Ii accompanied by two or moro
waists. For example, every one Of the best
tailor dresses is made with tsght-fltting
basque and shirt waist that the wearer
may alternate between the close and the
easy body, as she pleases, while the even
Ing dresses are made with as many as
three Maisis-one decollete, one high In
throat and sleeves for receptions and
small dinners. and one loose shirt, simple
or elaborate as desired.
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secretary Greene Rrigado Assoelatiol
NEW MUSICAL SOCIETY.

On Saturday afternoon twenty-eight la
dies met at Music hall and after some pre-
liminary discussion proceeded to organize
under the name OF the Mendelssohn society
a new musical association Since the or
ganization several other ladies have slgni-
fled their desire TO become members, and
It Is hoped soon To increase the active mem
bership to fifty. The officers OF the society
elected al the initial meeting were as fol-
lows: Mrs S. Epstein, PRESIDENT Mrs. n. e.
I.uhn, vice president; Miss Lena Pampell.
secretary: Mrs. L. NJ Simon. treasurer. Miss
Julia Locketi, musical director; Miss Kate
Estes, assistant; MISS Mary Rouse, accom-
panlst: Miss Lizzie Lewis. assistant; Miss
Irene Crozier. librarian The object OF the
society is the study and practice OF vocal
music.
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! ! s : 81 r. | .ADI

bride proclaim two thlnho erhGA sllo11,
namely. the return Of TIE bustle aa4 tlS'
train. y. e q. ";
Faiile silks are shown nn0nk the 16V
s,ylcs They Will h warmly wei0omo1 ~
those who ADMIRE the soft ursportea tAsAt
lovely goods produce " sss
A man In dress suit at midday dos
not look quito ms awful as 4 woman IL y
dcVollete frock at the breakfast table. IN
they are equally bad form. 81 IN AN!
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A cotton plaid OF not very expensive
weave can be made very snowy hy sewing
bright beads or seouins In the plaids
These ssquins come In the new colors,
OPAQUE blue and watermelon rod. pressed
flat IN shape ready TO be used In dress
trimming. Sew one In each square Of the
plaid. taking care that the seuuin Is left
hard and firm upon the goods as though
woven IN
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cinIm. seIf-nereln.s,.e.,.I..-

Wsxahachie, Texas. January io.--Abolr
two months ago Steve Greer, coored.
struck John Homer, white, on the head
with a club with fatal results. The two
found dead in the woods With q club near
by. Greer was miEsing.
few Gayh ago Greer Was located Ia O
thlnly settled district near Denison. conr
stable French went out and arrested
Greer notifying Sheriff Mefcnc, who
brought the man In today.
When auestjonsd Greer acknowledged 70
deaiiug Tie blow. but naid mis- opponent
was advancing on him with An open knife.
He held the club in both halls and bit
one blow.
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FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
Sheriff Mare Believes There viii Be
Tronhlc with Indians.
NEW PRESIDENT or THE A. AND M.
Win Probably He Chosen wcamcs.
day--Sevcral New Corporations
Have Bccn Chartered.

Austin, Texas. January io,--,sherIft
Ware OF Cooke county is in the city on
oficiai business. He knows the nature q
the Seminole Indians well. having been
among them great deal. and believes
serious trouble viii result from the iyach-
Ing Of the two Seminole murderers BY an
Oklahoma mob a day or two since.
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worlman BADLY Hurt.

Palestine, Texas, January 9.--Yestcraay
while working on ascafiold in ths Inter
national and Great Northern blacksmith
shop Mr.. Jesse Neal was sauEht IN enc
OF the belts and hurled distanae o. aleut
twenty five feet. sustaining serious IN
jurics. In falling he struck fellow
Workman. which somewhat broke the
force Of his fall which otherwise would
no doubt have resulted fatally.
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NOTES.

Fritz Yaulk, pauper, aged about 60
years, died on the county farm few days
ago. He had been on the poor farm and
county farm together eight years and was
an invalid most OF the time.
Mr.. II, Schoneberg Of rhilipsbnrs brought
a bale OF cotton TO Brenham Monday that
weighed 500 pounds. The bale was weighed
by Meyer Bros. and was bought by Winkel-
mann & Bohne for 5-16 cents per. pound.
Keeper of Records and Seal q. l.. Wilkins
Is in receipt OF letter from Grand Chan
celior Brown OF Cieburne, in which be
states that circulars will be sent Out in a
few days announcing knights Of Pythiss
school OF instruction to be held in Brenham
February A.
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lsMALL DAMAGE SUNS.

Two small damage suits were filed In
the civil district court today against the
Galveston Bageing and cordage company
and the Galveston. La Porte and Houston
Railway company. One is by Anton Mates
for $4,000 and the other by Frank hndcr-
son for $1,000. Doth allege damages "a II
result OF the La Porto building II spur
track in front of their residence prop
arty
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Rock Island, Texas. January 10.
Island is now a money order office, The
Fan Antonio and Arkansas Pass Railway
company has material here on the ground
for about 1900 feet more Of sids.racks,
and the talk 10 that they will also put in
"a Y here, constituting division so-
called,
Some Of the prtncipsl streets afe hetsg
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hsrt, Texas. January 1o.-A meet
1.-THE populist county executive com
|of Caldwell county was held at the
house in Lcckhart. last Saturday
+ The meeting was behind closed
and strictly confidential, but il
out through one OF the cracks in
fty organization that the object Of
feting was to plan q county cam
land TO keep the members m the
OF the road. The Post correspond
I'D not get a copy of the resolutions
II any. but learned from che Of
fticipants, who could not Keep all
|weiehfy secret, that II was deter
Ito organize clubs In every neigh
In the county. and the precinct
Pm were instructed to detail suit
En- 10 ulrry our this work,
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Attempted Train wreek,nrt.

Holland, Texas. january 10.--An at
tompt was made to wreck the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas train here last evening.
About G:30 .. m Mr.. y r. Tucker had
started to town aud natined cross lie on
the track rear the wagon crossing, near
The depot. Ne told the night agent or r..
who examined The track and found 4 ceun-
ling pin. an iron rod about three feet long
and two pieces Of bruss. n train had
Htrack this obstruction 1t would have
meant bad wreck
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/. o. o. r. ELECTION.

After the Tuesday night meeting Of Car
tinel lodge. J o. o. r., the following en-
campment officers win be installed. Ben s..
Rogers, chief priest;L. F. Grasmuch. SEN
ior warden; r. A. Hackworth. high priest;
L. C. Ponlson. warden; II. G. Rees, secre-
tary: Ben Schmid. treasurer; II. g. Rees,
representative TO Grand Lodge.
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The waist lapel OF such dress can be
In colois TO match tho soquins or In white.
Nothing is quito ~ decorative as n white
satin lined With ftrh color. Make the
stock aud belt OF the same.
IA drcas OF this kind is FOR either house
or street, 1t IL cheap enough 10 wear
every day, and 1t is tasteful enough for
reception DAYS or at home. Little lace orra-
ments can DO worn Mt neck and wrist X
desired.
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Despite the warntngs OF those who have
been on the spot, and predict rnifering IN
the klondike region, thousands Of adven.
furious Americans are vending their Nay
fhitherward All OF them should be pro-
yided With that medicinal safes'iard. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Which -sarpis and
uourishes the system. and prevents ualarla
rheumatism. kidney tyouble. hesi1a REM
edying liver complaint. dysosuGia and CON.
ottpation.
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ROSS SUCCESSOR.

The board OF managers OF the agrispl-
tural and Mechanical orilege will hold n
meeting at College Station at a'rlurlt on
the morning OF the 18th to eleat 4 ftc-
cessor TO the late General l.. y Rgss,
president Of the college On The 15ta snd
10th Of the month Ross memorial cXer-
cises VIII be held at the college
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-FOUR FEDERAL PRISONERS.

Deputy United States Marshall Borough
went to Houston this afternoon to take
charge OF four prisoners arrested there
for breaking the seal on a car OF bonded
goods. The trial of the men will take place
tomorrow.
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places. Tho fall wheat is NIT doing 10
well. owing TO the dry weather. II It
rains now there viii be a goch DIAL IL
spring wheat sowed. The farmers are
thinking OF raising loss cotton ai,.l more
wheat corn and hogs The gins are Sill
running part OF she time.
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i. L. MARTIN APPOINTED.

The governor this evening appointed
Hon. r. Il. Martin Of uyalde 10 the va
cuncy on the bench accustomed by the death
or District Judge Eugene Archer. There
were six or seven applicants for the place
all Of whom were strongly Endorsed, rho
newly appointed Judge is a lawyer OF REG
osniaed ability and from the recommends
lions received In his behalf his appoint
ment will no doubt give general satisfac-
inn E
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Corpus Christi, Texas, January l0---A
Mexican woman at Gregory yesterday shot
a Mexican in the neck, killing him In
stantly She claims he was engaged to
her. but wanted to marry another, ana in
a at OF jealousy she shot and killed him.
She was placed In Jail at Sinton Yesterday
by Sheriff O'Dell,
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I,ied of HydronhnhIa.

Anderson. Texas, January 9,--The S-year-
old son OF Mr.. Jim Mcintyre was bitten In
the face by a mad dog about four weeks
ago. which resulted in the little fellow
developing hydrophobia last night. Aiier
intense suffering he died this afternoon al :
o'clock
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sEMANEE ALUMMI.

At meeting tonight Of ths~ Austin
alumni of tho University Of fhe South.
sewsnee. Tenn, invitations were isaued 10
the alumni over Texas to meet In this city
for the purpose Of forming u State asso-
cation and TO hold the first annual meet
Ing on the occasion Of the visit to Texas
lor, who Is expected here about March /,
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Candldntc FOR Renrcncntatnc.

Denton. Texas, January 9.-Dr. Il. w. H.
shelburne. the present representative in
the State legislature from this county. has
given out that he will probably be a candi-
date for the same office at the next ensuing
election.
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pAIn INTEREsr.

McCuiioch county today paid tie coup
trolicr sli4e interest due April 10. 1883. On
bonds held by the school fund.
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WHARTON LOCALS.


Pythian Ofncers. Il.
Wharton. Texas. January i0.-Judge
Edwin Halves has purchased the hand
some residence Of Mrs. Rosa Mccamiy. on
Groom street, for the sum Of $500
The Forest City Knighis Of Pythias
lodge held their annual meeting snd the
following ofhcers were elected for the