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902 Sixth, guarantees to cure all cases Of
catarrh and similar diseases by botan-
ical treatment, or no pay; no drugs
used. Teeth extracted without pain.
CRYSTAL PALACE. COG J STREET
The choicest of wines, liquors and cigars.
Call and be convinced SCHNEIDER &
FREYGANG. Proprietors-
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LosT-A FOX TERRIER-ANswERs
to the name of Spot" Return to Saddle
Rock and be rewarded
WANTED.
WANTED-A STEADY. INTELLIGENT
boy of IS or IS years. Cali 10:30 a. m,
Plaza Employment Office. it,
JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION
to do cooking. Address KONO, Sixth
and streets. j4-St+
ROOM WANTED BY STEADY GENTLE
man, in central location, where he can
nave the comforts of home, references
given If required. Address X. this office.
REMEMBER THE S. T. MARKET IS
the best place to get choice fruits, nuts,
groceries and vegetables. 504 K.
WANTED--ALL KINDS OF KITCHEN
and farm help at Plaza Employment Of
fee, Ninth and /. W. A. WALL, Prop.
Cap. Tel. 273. Sunset. black. 654.
wANTED-BARBER TO TAKE SMALL
CHANDLER, Agent, Third and j
streets.
WANTED-A MAN TO DO ORCHARD
and ranch work: references required.
Address K, Postoffice box 5SS, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
wANTED-BELL BOY, WOMEN Cooks.
$25: and girls for country. Employment
Office, 921 Sixth street. Sunset phone
54l red.
JAPANESE DOMESTIC AND RANCH
hands furnished on short notice at Jap
anese Inf. Agency s17 Sixth street
CHEAPEST soLING ON EARTH.
Gents, 45c; ladies, S5c, at l011 street.
Loco MEN TO HAVE OLD HATS MADE
new. 1924 Eighth. w. l.. ROURKE.
COMPETENT GERMAN GIRL WANTS
situation upstairs work: can also cook !;
wages, SIS. 1896 j, upstairs.
/ WANT HORSES TO CLIP BY HAND
81. FRANK TRYON. alley, Ninth and
Tenth, L and NJ. Tel Sunset black. 534
500 CHICKENS WANTED-PAY CASH.
w. G. vannorman, Twenty-sixth and Y
WANTED TO TRADE a GOOD PHAE-
ton for light Concord wagon or buggy.
Apply at this office;
SPIRITUALISM.
MME. JOHNSON, TEST AND BUSINESS
medium. 1410 Fifth street.
MRS. l. DARRALL. CLAIRvOYANT
and trance medium, to u, / to g. III 18th
MRS. FRANCIS WINTERS. occulist
fest and business medium roir.inp a
speciality. Mansion House. 7th, l and J.
SELECT SCHOOLS.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-TWO WELL FURNISHED
mats; furniture new. rooms all occu-
pied. Apply at this Office.
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PERSONALS.

LADIES - CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
Pennyroyal Pills Diamond Brand) ara
the best. Safe, reliable. Take no other
Send dc, stamps, for particulars, Relief
for ladies' in letter by return mall AT
Druggists. Chichester Chemical Com
pany, Philadelphia. Pa. Tu-Th-Sun
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-USING
for the last seventeen years an assumed
name as means of protection-having
needed, I will hereafter use the name of
my husband. Edward Bowes Scott. Mrs
Edward Bowes Scott, formerly known as
Mrs. B. S. Edwards.
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MUSIC AND ART.

PROF. J. S. BECKER, TEACHER OF
piano. Tel. 135. 10 N street
HOLBROOK & LOTHHAMMER. PIANO
tuners and repairers. 1927 Eighth street
The Delta independent., 1898-03-11

Hendricks and Lampllin had Just left
the presence of the two young ladies
and were going toward the drawing
room, where constant stream Of peo-
pie was coming in and gCiug out. when
Hendricks nudged his friend in the side
and looked up toward the front stair
case. Ralph Benton was ascending,
sliding his hand on the railing.
Going to his room, said Hendricks
in a whisper. "He has heard of our be-
ing in his sisters apartment. We must
keep a peeled eye ON him. 1 haven't
liked his looks since he swooned on me
SC beautifully. He's got his sisters dis
position to cover up tracks, and il am
not mistaken he is the more expert Of
the two. Well loiter here q minute" "
"You wee searching for powder
marks on Miss Benton's wrist just
nov" remarked Lampkin, with . tone
Of conviction, as the detective paused
and leaned against the wall
The Delta independent., 1898-03-11

He reached up and took the empty bag
from the shelf.
you permit me to touch your pulse?
used to study medicine. Perhaps may
advise you."
She smiled as if relieved and extend
ed her right wrist.
~ thank you very much. You are
very kind"
DR.. Lampkin noticed with surprise
that the detective laid his fingers on the
veins of her slender wrist with the dex-
terity of skilled physician. and then
Lampkin held his breath, for Hendricks
coolly took his lens from his vest pocket
and with it carefully examined Miss
Benton's hand.
She started to Withdraw it, but he
held it with gentle frmness and smiled
reassuringly.
did you know" he said, that
medical experts can tell the condition
of the health from the appearance Of
the skin under magnifying glass? Miss
Benton, I'll venture to say you haven't
taken any strong exercise for two
weeks. You'll never be well If you
don't give your system chance to
throw of its impurities by perspira-
tion.''
II have been confined to the house
since my guests arrived" Miss Benton
admitted. 81 know need outdoor ex-
ercise badly. Thank you She with
drew her hand and pulled down her
flowing sleeve.
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''It can't aid me to keep II. anu wnen
he comes back here and finds it still
there he will be thrown OF the track.
Now we must take a peep at the
young fellows belongings. I don't
think he was undressed last night
that is, am pretty sure he did not
take off his shirt and necktie."
.'Why?''
because a young man Of his taste
would never wear q black dress bow.
such as he has on now. with u business
suit of clothes"
lyon think, then, that he was in
evening dress last night?" asked DR.
Lampkin.
Hendricks opened a closet. "See all
those coats neatly hung on coat stretch
ers back there:'' he asked.
Lampkin nodded.
THAT shows the young man is order
IL by habit" went on the detective
"Well. here hangs his evening suit. 1t
has simply been jerked On to the hook.
You know man is more particular
about his evening suit than any other.
There is little doubt that Ralph Benton
took of thase garments in a rush last
night Hendricks carried the coat.
vest and trousers to one Of the windows
and examined them closely in the light.
Lampkin saw him holding mp first one
article and then another, with per-
picked look on his face.
What's up?" asked the doctor. ap-
proaching him.
Il can't account for the presence Of
these fragments of tow" answered
Hendricks. Il find them ON the lapels
of the coat, ON the front part OF the vest
and absolutely rubbed into the cloth on
the inside Of the trousers legs Seer' ho
exclaimed. THE silk has been worn
off one of the vest buttons"
That's strange. said Lampkin.
II should think so," answered Hen
bricks. '.How in thunder could man
get suit of clothes in exactly that
condition.
Might have been drunk" suggested
the doctor.
THAT would not account for direct
line of tow fragments from his ankles
to his neck" said Hendricks. IF it
were covered all over. it would be diff
'erent, but Hendricks turned and
hang up the garments az he had found
them. Its chaos, my FRIEND" he
said. "Never was a matter in a more
nebulous condition. First it's Miss
Benton, then Montcastle, then Ralph,
them
"Mc?" jested Lampkin, seeing that
Hendricks bad stopped fer lack Of
words.
"Yes, you, blast your ugly picture"
retorted the detective. with a merry
laugh. "You did it in your sleep after
swimming the river in your nightshirt,
holding your revolver over your head to
keep it dry. Then you swan back, got
into bed, and walked you."
"You never play the clown except
when you are thwarted, and you rarely
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TONED the doctor.
motive enough, the Lord knows,

toned the doctor
motive enough, the Lord knows" 4"
muttered Hendricks, "too much mo-
tive. That's the drawback Son is heir
to big fortune; daughter ditto. man in
love with her or her chances and an
other fellow as mad as blaZes at the
dead man for usurping his rights. o.
fancied rights, 10 certain patents and
inventions.
.'You mean that MIR Brooks Allen?"
said Lampkin. Il heard the chief of
police talking about his intimacy with
old Mr. Benton VIXEN l went out to
send that telegram. Shall you follow
him up?'
mot till have cleared this rubbish
away" returned the detective, with a
perplexed frown- He looked again at
the bed in the room. II wish i really
knew if Miss Benton slept in her bed.
1t has cc!d, unused appearance. If
she did not, she has tumbled it artistic
ally"
The door latch ratified, and voices
We're heard outside in the hall.
Hendricks bit his lip and made boy
ish rrimace of mock alarm. Then bo
tuICAIy SlluCi u iub tIustt, Siuseu tiIe
door and turned the key.
II declare" sounded Miss Benton's
voice. II believe some one has bolted
my door on the inside.
Perhaps it may 6e the detective"
said Miss Hastings. He told me he
was going u look around the house. "
In my room? How dare-the i'm
pertinencel | won't stand
"Shr' interrupted Miss Hastings.
"They can near you.
II don't care if they do. What
right
Hendricks stepped to the door, wink
ing over his shoulder at his companion.
The devil is to pay now." he said
Help me out of it. I"
Hendricks gave the knob a warning
rattle and then slid back the bolt
"Ahr' he said in tone of well
feigned surprise II hope-I sincerely
hope we haven't got into any private
quarters. 1 was anxious to confer with
my friend over little matter, and you
know, Miss Benton, men never can
Keep from blunderiug Your room, is it
lot Miss Hastings?"
It's mine" replied Miss Benton,
getting her breath excitedly. She
glanced urensily at the door Of the
closet. "You are entirely welcome.
You are, of course, welcome to the use
of the whole house. was-was only
surprised to find my door bolted, and
this affair has unstrung me so that I
hardly know what 1 am doing. You
yppct oxcpSo mo 10 T fall iprs,peraptly
Oh, am almost crazedH
She sank into chair and covered her
face with her hands.
perhaps you ought to take some
thing toto steady your nerves." sug-
gested the detective seductively. You
do look worn out and unnerved. Will
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He eramfned the burned enpc,opc care
tuuy.
play the clown" said Lampkin. Tim
piled compliment-see!"
"Epigram. You shall write them for
my play" said Hendricks.
"You have forgotten more bright
things than know" said Lampkin.
"You'd know more If you'd forgotten
fewer Of your witticisms. How's that
for roundabout compliment? believe
shall write my epigrams myself"
Some one raped on the door. Hen
bricks opened it. 1t was Jane, the house
maid.
"a man with dog is down stairs.
sir, to SEQ you," she informed Hen
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"Gere is a pair of her boots." said
Hendricks, with low laugh If they
were pair of dainty evening slippers
tied with blue strings and two sizes too
small for the wearer. they would mean
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
REWARD FOR HoBSON
AND HIS MEN.
Congress win Pass Upon That For Hob
son. but All the Others Have
Been Provided For.

Washington, June 10. - Substantial
recognition has been given by the navy
department 10 the members Of the gal.
liant crew who took the Merrimac into
the entrance Of Santiago harbor and
sank her across the channel under the
very muzzles Of the Spanish guns ON.
cial recognition has been taken Of their
valor and Secretary Long signed the or.
ders 20 Admiral Sampson directing the
promotion OF all the members Of the
crew. Lieutenant Hobson's reward
will come later through congress They
still linger in a Spanish prison, but when
they return again to their ships their
promotions will be waiting them. The
order sent directs the promotion Of the
men rs follows:
Daniel Montague, master az arms, to
a boatswain, from $50 month to $500
year
George Charettc, a gunner's mate, to
be a gunner, from $50 a month to $500
year.
Adolpb Clausen, Osborne Deignan aud
- Murphy, coxswains to be chief boat.
SWANS mates, an increase OF $50 a
month.
George +. Philips, machinist, to be
chief maohinist. from go a month TO
eco month
Francis Kelley, water tender, to Ia
chief machinist from Ss5 month to
$40 month
In addition TO the promotions, steps
have already been taken towards the
presentation Of medals TO Constructor
Hobson and the members Of his gallant
crew
What new honors await Constructor
Hobson, who planned aud executed the
brilliant coup, have no, as yet been de.
clared.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

The proposition 10 buy the Bundiek
bridge on the NAvaso,a river, explained
at length in the Eagle yesterday, has
been received with great favor by the
local business men, who are anxious 10
onsummate the plan. We understand
that Mr.. Gustavus returned home to
Madison county with the understand.
ing that he and perhaps others from
his locality would be back soon, al
which time they will perfect arrange
ments 10 raise the necessary funds.
The plan is worthy OF unanimous en-.
enlargement.
In speaking Of the recent commence
ment exercises at Baylor Female college
the Bel County Democrat says: "The
Aumnae Association was addressed by
Mr.. +. Marion Law, son Of DR.. T. NJ,
NJ. Law, so well known TO our people.
lie made a fine address aud showed
elements Of oratory worthy Of the higli.
est admiration. His speech was high.
ly appreciated by the members Of the
alumnae Association and by his entire
audience"
i pay special attention 10 prompt and
comfortable livery service for drummers
and other transient persons, and take
GOOD care Of all boarding" horses zen
trusted to me. Ira Gooch. 100
George Wallace, Arthur Wiser. Willie
Wiser. Soe Hightower, and W. L. CLARK
we're here from Madison county yesier.
day.
Miss Katie Hill returned to Hemp
stead yesterday after a pleasant visit TO
Bryan and College friends.
The lumber In the bill board At the
lower end Of the city park for sale. APP
ply 10 John b. Mike. l73
Miss Lila swearingcn left for her home
in San Antonio yesterday after pleas.
ant visit TO Miss Parker.
The DR.. | colt show will be at James
Stable, Bryan, Saturday, June 25. l7C
DR.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Soles Of Rock Prai.
rle, were in the city yesterday.
II. J. MscNair went 10 Navasota yes.
terdAy.
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For Cold Suppers-
q. .:.. on: Boneless Chicken
potted Games
Kippered Herring


Mrs. W, NJ. Foster entertained q
number o. ladies At at progressive
euchre yesterday morning. The party
was given complimentary 10 Miss Hen.
derson Of Dallas, Miss Hill Of Hemp
stead, Miss Barton Of Dallas, and Miss
Mckenzie. The floral decorations were
Of daisies and the same flower was used
10 mark the game.
Miss swssringen Of San Antonio won
the first prize, Miss Fulkerson won Sec
ond, Miss Harrison Of Paris, won the
consolation prize. Punch and cake
we're served. 10 addition to those above
mentioned there were present Miss
Parker, Miss Frances Parker, Miss
Watkins, Miss Ross Of Waco. Miss
Finch Of NAyAsota, Miss White Of abb
lene, Miss Saunders, Miss Pendle,on Of
Bolton, Miss Smith, Miss Cole, Miss
Butler. Mira G. NJ. Brandon, Mrs. W.
W. Smith.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
LANDING OF Troops
FROM THE TRANSPORTS.
IL WIN lie rrdi"l. Undertaking. aud
May Require several week. to
Complete the Task.

New York, June u.s. a special from
Washington to The Times says.
A full week has bccn used mp at
Tampa in getting the $1,000 men of .hc
Santiago expedition ailoit and presum.
ably on the way 90 their destination.
War department propl" now talk with
some concern about the landing u this
force when il shall reach 10. Cuban des.
tinaiion. AZ Tampa there was pier
or piers, up 20 which the ships were
tied while men and baggage wce put
aboard. 4 railroad brought the men,
baggage, guns, provisions, tents aud
ammunition 10 the dc Of the ship. but
with all these advantages ii has taken
whole week to get the expedition OF.
4 very well informed army officer
says that the southern coast Of Cuba is
rough and difficult 81 approach at most
points and a good deal Of the time the
water Is too rough Tor comfortable land.
Ing from vessels moorpd in the open
road. The men, horses. baggage and
provisions now on the tnn.plrts must
be lighterrd ashore nnlc,s the govern.
mcnt expects to take a harbir wei up.
piled with terminal facilities, which Is
not expected To ggt tho mon ashore
will he simple matter, compared with
the difficulty Of landing animals aud
heavy equipments audit may take thrpe
weeks 20 clear all the weasel, OF their
cargoes
IL Is not definitely known that Con.
Shafter will land his forces in Guantan.
amo bay. It Is suggested that the
landing place may be much nearer 10
Santiago. Tho distance from Guaniau.
amo to Santiago, which Is something
like 30 miles, Is prodigious one to De-
overcome by marching In a mountain.
Gus country without roads.
A movement at Caimancra to send
10000 or !5'OOh men toward Santiago
would, 1t is estimated, give the Spanish
at Santiago about week s notice to pre-.
pare for an assault.
There Is no expectation that the land
forces will begin operations at once 10
attempt to capture Santiago BY assault
and then to depend upon using the hnr.
Dor after /, has been countorminod and
entrance cleared by blowing M tho
wreck OF tho Merrimac.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

! am canvassing for the sale OF several
good books and will call Oh you for sub
scrptions to one or more Of The follow.
ingi Del sarte system Of eloeution, fav-
gfite cook book, etc. am the only sup
port Of three small children, and res
pectlully ask your assistance In this
way. Alice ID. Estes.
We, the undersigned ladies' and gen.
tlemen Of Gainesville are acquainted
with Mrs. Estes, and take pleasure in
recommending her as being worthy OF
any patronage extended her. Mrs. G.
c. Hemmings, Mrs. G. G. Walker, Mrs.
Newsome Stevens, Mrs. r. l. Phillips
and M. $. Zacharias.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
INSURGENTS PUSHING
ON INTO MANILA.
Steady Attacks Are Being Made aud this
Fall of Manila seems Almost
Certain Soon.

London, Juno lathe Shanghai cor.
respondent Of The Telegraph. forward.
ing advices he has received from Manila
up TO June s. says:
On June . the insurgents forced the
pass Of Zapote river and captured Las
hnas and Paana. Since then, up TO
the time my advioes left Manila, the
fighting had been continuous and the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
TROOPS OFF AT LAST.
rhiriy-Five Transports. Pour Tender. aud
Fourteen Conveys Make IN the FLEET.

rhiriy-Five Transports, Pour Tenders aud
Fourteen Conveys Make Up the Fleet.
Tampa, June l5.-After weeks Of
waiting and preparation, the first army
Of invasion TO start from the eastern
shores Of the United States. departed
under the command Of General Shafter
Yesterday morning 81 Q o'clock. The
fleet OF transports consisted Of 81 vessels,
four tenders and II conveys These are
all now upon the gulf Of Mexico headed
to the southwark until they pass Key
West at least II the destination bs
Cuba they will continue their present
course until Cape Antonio, at the west
Of the island, is doubled, when an east.
erly course will b, sailed until they
reach the vicinity Of Santiago.
The alleged cause Of the delay was the
report that the Hornet, while out scout.
ing, had sighted several Spanish war.
ships. Like a wet blanket came the or.
der to halt, The Hornet soon dispelled
the rumor by denying she had seen any.
thing.
The conveys for the transports are as
follows; Indiana, Detroit, Scorpion,
Vesuyius, Helena, Castine, Annapolis,
Panther, Hornet, Manning. Bancroft,
Wampatuck, Eagle and Wasp.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

Montgomery, Ala, June i5-Ncaf
Wetumpka Tuesday night the house u
William Gurlen was burned, aud with
It himself, his wife and William Curlie.
Gurden was reputed TO keep hoard o.
gold, aud there Is little doubt but that
these three persons were murdered by
robbers and the house set on fire. Blood.
hounds have been put on the track.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
Exehange Hotel Arrivals,

Roy sarlls, VIC Griffin and wife. c F
Forsyth, New York; John II Bond,
Louisville c ID Pratt, b d Wilson. Dial.
las; Robt. Horiock, Jr., + NJ Huggins,
o b Preston, NavasotA; J T Berry.
Houston ~ Emanuel, Texas; W A
Bailie, New Orleans; DR.. A Elcis,
Waxahachie.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
spaniArds were being gradually driven

The fall Of the city seems imminent
before the arrival Of American forces.
Manila is absolutely incapable Of resist.
ing bombardment. Admiral Dewey is
surprised at the rebel progress. but the
Spanish suspect tina. the insurgents are
lighting under American guidance. Tho
defenders OF the city have suffered 20
vorely from the incessant attacks and
from want Of food and rest. and the
hospitals and churches are crowded with
the wounded.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
Another rrlIe Reaehe. Key ws,t.

Key West, June l6.-The British
ship Twickenham, captured Of King.
ston June 10, by the auxiliary cruiser
St. Louis, has arrived here In change Of
a prize crew She has on board 5000
tons OF coal and one passenger who il
supposed to be an employe OF the Spanish
government.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
Another Attachment AEaIn.t Letter.

New York, June H. The sheriff has
received another attachment against
Joseph Letter Of Chicago in favor Of the
Thames q Mersey Marine Insurance
company for sSl,el5. The attachment
was granted by Justice DAILY Of the sup.
RENE court.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

Washington, June l5-The general
deficiency bill carrying an aggregate Of
s22, 46a, 1928 was reported TO the house
today by the committee on appropria.
tons. All but sls, 205, O26 is for war ca.
pcnsos and $s,O5O,s7s Of these ordinary
deficiency are for pensions
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

81. Louis, June 10. The vandalia
road brought in the Aston battery from
Now York and after the men had been
refreshed with a substantial meal tho
journey to san Francisco was continued.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

Washington, June lathe house re.
sumed the Hawaiian debate Sixteen
members We're in attendance.
Senate bills granting American regis.
ter to the ships Specialist and Unionist
Werp Dassed
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

Rev ia. Wadsworth Of Thomp.
son Creek, has been on the sick
list for week or so, but is n1w
improving.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16
Protracted Meeting at Kurton.

Protracted Meeting at Kurton.
Rev. j. A. Wadsworth mission
cry Of Bryan association, will be-
gin protracted meeting at Kurten
on the 4th Sunday in June. lie
will be assisted by his brother
the Rev. DR.. Wadsworth Of Buffalo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-16

J. L IIearne went to Cameron yes.
-seriAy.
Squire J. NJ. Zimmerman Of Rurien,
was here yesterday.
Mrs. J. T. Josey Of Huntsville, il
here visiting relatives.
The Mcqueen residence for rent
~ 10 G. A. Adams l75
/, 1f T. II. IIairsion left yesterday to
ND some time 10 Marlin.
fesh new millinery very cheap at
"A @. NJ. Proctors ia
''e Geo. Smith family horse Tor sale
A ~. Apply to r. 5. Webb. 10
tE' Saunders left last night to
Y be summer a, warenion, Va.
y Blue" strictly first class Sc
- only by G. G. Parsons. l65tf
hay Harrison returned Paris
=, ~ afler a Witt 10 Miss Frances
q lyon want 10 eBjoya nice drive
~ -" ''''" "''"9 Ahli-
.. 81, lA4s,,i4sisxss called \eO
brr, -ffday by the seriols m
90 an i've /
rne. , = West left yesterday ton
lat Es,eiing Of the state historical
nth 10 at Austin.
.A ci,rvices for pienics and country
r y supplied by Ira Gooch
lat
ASA. elwayson tap at the Amer.
BY ,Ir'sn the Zenatii block. Free
end arpo p m. 1851
,' ~sl oclarke Ief. yesterday to
slif5oro and sttend the Phil
lr mHfrirge.
nm n. BRO. ie Henderson left for her
s ,n, ~, yesterday after spending
~ ,hmsfIs guest Of Mrs. II. X.
az
s.nfreys, hacks and closed
IN Gooch's livery stable. lie
-, N aud 1T very low prices. 100
ilsi's eel, braied Geraninm Boiated
u, fowder, i5c box. This pow
m, ar 25c elsewhere. Sold only
MO- Wilson 4 Co. al"
mot as.owry hos been visiting
- Mrs. whitehvrst, OF Clay
,stals week. Mrs. whiiehurst
ae sriously IN.
n'sns "A complete house nov
y. \. soeisting Of jack screws, rope
,',r,a elckle, also one Gents and
3eirycle in good condition,
f.or cash inquire Of W Is.
~ i72