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CLAKK-LIoYp On the 9Th inst
By Rev. Mr. Lewey, at the homc Of
the brides parenis IN Fayette town
ship, Mr. George Clark, of McVey
town, and Miss Lizzie Lloyd.
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DIED..

CHAMBERS -On the 1st inst, neal
East Salem, Mis- Mary j. Cham hers
aged II years ard 10 months.
HIBBs.-On the 2ud inst, neal
Esst Salen, John NJ HiAts. aged 7S
years. 6 months, and 21 days.
SpEEE August q, 1888, at Nc
Culioch's Mills, at The home OF hel
daughter, Mrs ajsrgsrett McCulloch
.irs. Matilda ]. Speer, aged SO years
Mrs. Speer. was The wife of Mr
James Speer, of near Blair's Mills
and took sick at her daughte, s
while on a visit, and was unable te
be removed.
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REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE
NEETlNfs-

The members of the Republican
County Committee are requested
tomeet ut the Keystone Hotel, in
Patterson, on Saturday September
10th, at l O'Clock p. M. impor
tant business will be transacted.
II. G. MCCLELLAN,-
Aug. %, 1898. Chairman.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
BID Collision On
HE LC[ig1 Rood
RAILROAD DISASTER.
Five Men Killed and Four Injured in
Collision.

Five Men Killed and Four Injured in a
Collision.
W,lkesbarre, Pa, Nov. ia disas.
,rous wreck occurred on the Lehigb
main line between Newport and Fair.
view early this morning, in which hive
men were killed and four mortally injur
ed. The killed and injured are all train
men. The accident was caused by
runaway train. The killed are:
William Foxleimer.
George Glasser.
John McGreggor.
Jacob Engelman.
John McNally.
Two of the injured will die today, the
physicians say, and the death of the
other two is certain.
Passenger No. 5 was coming three
hours late on account of an accident to
the regular engine. Ira No. 6was go.
Jag east with engines 425 and 424 En-
glneer Goldstein on No. 5 lost control OF
MS train on the steep grade and passed
the siding at which the trains were order
ed to pass each other. The trains met a
mile below the siding and the terrible
crash followed. The trainmen were
crushed and scaIded to death.
The passengers on both trains escaped
with few injuries, though all were badly
shaken, The accident was unavoidable
and blame attaches to no one.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
THE CHARITY BALL.
Boulder Citizens Take a Deep Interest II
the Success

Boulder Citizens Take a Deep Interest in
the Success.
With week to spare the success OF
Mr.. Fred Williamson, the ticket com.
mittee for the charity ball, is exceeding
the most sanguine expectations of all
No one is so blind to the interests of the
town and county as to refuse to help the
hospital cause which the ball represents
and are contributing to make it phe.
nomenal success. The various commit.
tees on the ball itself are leaving NJ
stone upturned to make it the society
event of the year and in fac, to set the
pace for all events in the future years.
The dedication of the new hospital
building will be held on Saturday, the
10th. and arrangements are being made
for an elaborate program on that occa'
sion. The details of the program have
not yet been given out for publication
1t is the express wish of the management,
that all church and fraternal contrbu
tors to the hospital fund be on hand a,
the ceremonies.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
BATTLE OF GIANTS.
BouIder's Football Boys Will Take Whirl
at Golden,

BouIder's Football Boys Will Take whirl
at Golden.
Tomorrow, in Golden, will be played
one of the most interesting football
games of the season. Boulder's boys
will battle with Golden and the result
will be closely watched by the football
followers of the state. Boulder believe S
hat she has good chance OF winning,
Notwithstanding the comparative records
OF the two teams this year and it is worth
something for Boulder to have regained
confidence in herself. On the othe'
nand Golden is publicly boasting and
secretly shaking in her shoes. Th'
weight of the teams is decidedly in Col
lens favor, but the Varsity spirit has
carried Boulder over such difficulties
safely many times in the past and will
10 so again.
A special rate has been made from
Boulder to Golden and it is to be hopsd
that the backing Boulder will take with
her will show that the people are willing
to encourage her by their presence.
The line up will probably be as fol-
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
GAINING STRENGTH.
Americas IDdecision Allows AguinAIdo to
Gain Advantages.

Americas IDdecision Allows AguinAido to
Gain Advantages.
San Francisco, Nov. II-W. E. Hard
in, correspo dent of a commission of
the treasury department who has arrived
from Honolulu says tina, the military au
thorities in Manila have allowed Agui.
naldo to withdraw from a point where
they could have crushed him at viii!
He is now stationed 80 miles from Ma
Mia and has 5000 Mauser rifles and
hundreds of thousands of bullets. He
has also built cartridge factory and is
running it steadily. He is importing
arms and ammunition from American
firms AID is steadily gaining strength
Dewey, Hardin declares, is the only
man at Manila that is able to grasp the
situation. The rest are vacillatlng in
policy and have by their want OF deter
minativn allowed Aguinaldo to secure a
position of great advantage.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
SPECIAL BARGAINS
At the Peoples store, Friday, Saturday
and Monday.

At the Peoples store, Friday, Saturday
and Monday.
A pair gray blankets, worth 6oc, spec
lal price, 33c.
Large size comforts, regular ooc goods,
63c.
Ladies heavy fleece lined vests ano
pants, 35c goods, I9c.
Ladies heavy fleece lined union suits.
CSC goods for 3oc.
Mems heavy feeced ,lined underwear,
shirts and drawers, Sells all over for 75c;
pecial price, 32Hc.
Mems natural wool and camers hair
socks, only I2Hc.
Ladies plush capes, trimmed with
rhibet fur, braided all over a 50 cape
for $3.50,
Children's heavy winter jackets, nicely
made and trimmed, 50 jacket, special
price, sI75.
Childrens Tam O'Shanters, 25c article
for 7c.
Ladies fannelette wrappers. our ia
nous make, elaborately trimmed, fully
,H yards skirt, SI.25 wrapper, for this
sale only 88c.
Mems good dress shoes, special bar
gain, Sl.5o shoe. will sell for e8c.
Ladies flannel shirt waists, newest
cut, 87c.
Ladies fall hats, sailor or walking hats,
sells for 7sc, special sale. 3oc.
Mems heavy corduroy pants. sells for
s225, only sI.6o.
Ladies' black dress skirts, new goods,
worth 81 Is and sI.75, special price. ooc
and 81 20.
Children's outing flannel dresses, ages
to years, sells for 35c, only FAC.
Boys suits, this falls styles, made in
| three pieces-coat, veste and pants,
special price, SI55.
Boys Jersey suits, sizes 3 to S.years,
worth 81 88, only sI.2o.
Children's ribbed fleece lined union
suits, all sizes, worth 3Sc. special price
23c.
Mems Heavy winter sweaters, all col
ors, regular price is S3c, special sale
price for four days 4oc.
Twenty-Five pieces of the best 8 1
sheeting. sells everywhere for I8 or 2ot
a yard; special bargain price per yard
I3c.
Babies short cloaks, made OF gooe
elder down, trimmed with fur, sells TO
81; special sale price, 73c.
Ladies heavy heeced lined gloves
tworth 25c pair. for this sale they viii
lgo at I3c per pair.
10 3td w THE PEOPLES STORE.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
North CQ|OI)0
Hos Troubles
CARNAGE AND BLOOOSHEO.
Race War in Wilmington Attended by
Bloody scenes.

Bloody scenes.
Wilmington, Nov. 1.-THE race wal
in this city attended by so much blood.
shed and turbulence. has now resolved
itself into watchful quietness. The old
set of city officers resigned aud were re
placed by new ones.
Last night crowd of 100 men at.
tempted to take out four negroes from
the city jail to lynch them. Captain
Turner commanding the militia however
frustrated the attempt and drove the
crowd away. At midnight a white man
who has been leading the negroes at
tempted to leave the town. He was
captured and moose thrown over his
neck, but he plead for his life and prom.
ised he would leave never to return and
the crowd finally let him go.
Two negroes were shot last night while
trying to pass the guards. The house OF
justice of the peace who is married 10
a negress, was entered and all the furni
ture demolished.
The jail is now closely guarded to pre-.
vent the lynching of any of the negroes
confined within and the watchfuIness OF
the troops may prevent further blood
she'd
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
u. of C..
MallinckrOdt Scores a Point.

Boulder's crack inventor, Mallinckrodt,
has scored another point and in addi
uon to having placed on the market a
much needed utility, has added yer,
comfortably 10 his own inceme. He re-.
Gently set about getting up something
good in the way Of hydrant and his
work was so successful that Joe Ires
wells big Denver concern has taken the
manufacture of the hydrant on royalty
and at Mallinckrodt's own terms. In a
circular Mallinckrodt says: "As all
plumbers know, no hydrant heretofore
on the market is perfects they all have
the fault of leaking while the hydrant is
partially opened-only when the hydran'
IS wide open does the leak stop. To
avoid the bursting of hose while sprink'
ling, only a partial opening of the by
drant is pc, missable, and as this partial
opening entails constant leak. the
ground around the hydrant becomes
saturated and swampy, causing unsanl-
tary conditions in warm weather and
frozen hydrants in cold weather. The
unnecessary waste of water is also quite
loss to cities. Our hydrant is just as
simple and cheap as other hydrants with
out their imperfections.' Boulder
plumbers who have examined the article
regard it as a saving to the city and q
convenience to individuals. The friend:
of The inventor are pleased with his lates
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
A Mothoriy Ram.

A Missouri paper tells of Monroe
county ram that has adopted twenty.four
chickens and twelve turkeys. and goes
around paving up worms for them to
feed upon. Old Missouri must have
some big stake in sight or her esteemed
papers would not be eternally making
winning plays of this nature.-DenveI
Post.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
secor's Successor Not Yet Appointed.

The petition of the Boulder bar re-
questing the appointment of Judge-elec,
Atwood to fill the unexpired term in the
county court was handed to the commits.
sioners today, but on account of the con.
tinued absence Of Commissioner Patton
no action was taken. 1t is not believed
however, that the commissioners will
fail to comply with the expressed wishes
Of the lawyers of the city.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
CONDENSED ITEMS.

Navy department is officially informed
the Theresa is on Cat island.
The Republicans will control the next
house by from three to ten votes.
Marchand has gone to Fashoda to
manage the French evacuation.
A cabinet meeting today considered
in North Carolina.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
Shot a Reporter.

Galveston, Nov. lie. S. Insley, un'
successful candidate. for county Judge
shot and killed w. B. Bllthe, newspa
per reporter, for an item he wrote yester
day. The item has no reference to lns
ley but he took It to himself.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
Schley Returns 10 WashIU . ton.

New York, Nov. 1.-THE United States
cruiser Newark arrived from San Juan
with Admiral Schley on board. He lef,
at once for Washington with full details
OF tine report OF the Porto Rlcan evacua.
ZION commission,
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
Silver Men Win
ll NeD|0Sk0
EUSIONISTS WIN OUT.

The Nebraska Fusionists Elect State Ticke t
BY from 1000 to 5000.
Omaha, Nov. II-Full unofhciel re-
turns from 88 out of o8 counties and
partial returns from the remaining ten
show Poynter's election by over 5000
and the election of the entire fusion tick
ct by over 1000. They also elect four
congressman but the Republicans con-
troll the legislature and will elect sue.
cessor to Allen.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

Three Men Killed aud Ten Killed In the
Disaster.
Hanover, Mass, Nov. II-Chas. Stones
grocery store was wrecked by a gasoline
explosion this morning and thr,e mer
were killed and ten injured. All OF the
dead and iniu1 ed men were were well
known business men. The proper.,
loss was $4,000.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
x. q. r. M.

All Sir Knights are requested to be
present at review this evening. Special
work in the 9TH degree. Don't miss it.
E. |. BORDEN, R. X.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
WHOLESALE MURDER.
A Kentuckian Kills Of His Nire's Eptir
Family,

a N6HtuCKIHH hIIIs VII HIS " Tie ; EUtTe
Family.
GLASGOW, Ky, Nov. II-Despatches
from near Slate Rock STATE that Bob
Brown shot and killed Neil McClelland,
his fathes-in.law, and fatally wounded
his sister law last night Flc returned
to the scene this morning and SHOT and
killed his mother-in-law and her son.
A posse has chased him down and has
him now Gagged in his barn. Fully one
hundred shots have been exchan5 5ed.
The posse has threatened to burn the
Darn if he does not surrender.
Daily camera., 1898-11-11
silver Quotation.

New York, Nov. II-Silver is auoteo
It Coz today.
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Drs. Belts s. Belts
& Dyar,
Physicians,
Surgeons and Specialists.

M 81. Charles St.. New Orleans. L.
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inis is no reflection on the ron, .o,,,..
~. develops what pretenders can do "a
'aAe y numsn nature is about the ssns
no as II was then. S sa''e
ms amendment limits the am,,,,
~. III. tte 'esisiature may appropriaie n.
sneir pension TO not more than $3.50 foo ~.
a'.y one year. That sum at 500 TO the men !.
would pay the pensions of $500 va, .
sl lans LOT ore year, AID IL this amsndms n /,
s..ouId be adopted no more could he sns
popr'ated without another amendment y,
, ny constitution. Who is there Win no.
nevss this would meet fifth or even =
.entn of the demands for pensions undor
the amendment. "uue'
i.ooabiy by an oversight the elscti,n
ior ,he adoption or rejection OF the nro.
posea pension amendment TO the. const,,,,-
non IS required by the terms of tho mo
posed amendment to be held on the first
way OF November, while the general elec.
, u.n LOT state and county officers is To he
leu on the sth Of November. I submitted
=, INQUIRY to the secretary OF state as IN
ny rue probable cost OF holding this elect on,
ne answered me that II would probably
cost about $4,000, but that s75 600 NOR
VI lhis sum would have to be pail Inv The
counties to Officers of the election.
rms indicates the carelessness VIII,
Mnlch this important amendment was CON
siaered ord adopted
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WE WANT an experienced man TO put up
stoves and make pipe. c. l.. q Thon,
Rcripg. SIC Main street. q
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NO FAITH CURE
ABOUT sTUARTs DYSPEPSIA TAD
LETS.
They Cure stomach Troubles and In
digestion Anyway. Whether You
Have Faith in Them or Not.

Mere faith will not digest your food for
you, will not give an appetite. will not in
crease your flesh aud strengthen your
nerves and heart, but Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets will do these things, because they
are composed OF the elements Of digestion,
they contain the juices, acids and peptones
necessary to the digestion aud assimilation
OF all wholesome food.
StuNrt's Dyspepsia Tablets will digest
food If placed in Il jar or bottle in water
heated TO 9S degrees, and they will do it
much more effectively when taken into the
stomach after meals, whether you have
faith that they win or not.
Ttty invigorate the stomach, make pure
blood and strong nerves. in the only way
that nature can do it. and that is plenty OF
wholesome food well dlgested, 1t is not
what we eat. but what we digest that does
us good,
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
nearly all druggists at 30 cents for full
sized package, or by mail from the Stuart
Co. Marshall, Mich.
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RAILROADS ron SALE.
ihree Deals, Aggrcgnting s9,.5o.om,
IN Which Texas Is Interested

euis' AEErcEnftng S3,.SD,O Ot,
IN which Texas IL Interested.
New York, October 0.-An,nuncemsr,
was made today OF che sale under fo,o.
closure OF the Union Pacific. Beaver and
CUR and the Denver, Texas aud Fort
Worth railroads, at Pueblo Colo. bv s,e.
clal Master Marshall E. johnson on Novsm.
Der IL next. The parcel to be sold co,s,s,s
OF the Denver Texas and Gulf propertv
According TO the terms. of sale to o,i,,.
ny as a bidder, there must be a deposit OF
aoV,uOo IN cash or a certified check mr.
sloo,oUo OF the first mortgage bonds Of the
road CT $500, 600 Union Pacific. Denver ami
Gulf bonds. The upset price of the Dan
YER Texas and Gulf road is fixed at 81. 5oo. =.
600 ~ Fi'o"V'-
The second parcel is the Denver. Texas
and Fort Worth road TO bid for which
there is required a deposit OF S50, 900 ca n
or certified check, OF $3.50, 900 bonds of tbs
road or 100000 bonds OF he Union Pacific
Denver and Gulf, Tli-s unset price for Thu,
property is $2,500000.
me third parcel is all the property in
Guided under the consolidated mortgage OF
the Union Pacific Denver and Gulf in
Guiding the securities held as collateral by
the American Loan and Trust company.
The deposit required is $4,000 cash or GER
tified check, or $3.50 900 bonds of the road,
and the upset price Is $3.50 900 or a total
of $9,250, 900 for the three.
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WANTED -Firss-clrss white cook for restau-
rant Address bcx l, Wallis. Texas. "a
WANTED Coed cook, white OF colonel, APP
NV 1919 Milan strcc,. q
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HOUSTON CYPRESS clsTERN CO. manu-
fscturers OF cypress eisterns. tanks. water
,roughs etc office and factory. foot OF
Vain street, Houston. Phone NO. ses- II
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Church Wrcckcd nj Arcoln.

Arcola, Texas, October pa terrible
wind storm struck here this morning about
80; it blew down the Methodist church
and many small buildings, anil everybody
out this morning picking up their belong
ingg
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HOME for ladies during confinement; homes
provided for infants: 1870 Mulberry avenue,
Laurel Heights. San Antonio, Texas. p
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

DOhRD aud rooms at reasonable prices; "
LaBranch, ~
TWO neatly furnished rooms. with board, with
rrlyate family. In Third ward; can also &C.
.otcmodate few day boarders, references
required. iig Lamar avenue. -
ELEGANTLY furn~hed rooms, modern ecn-
,eriepces, with board. reasonable; liza Prst.
RE. -
BOARD AND R0OMS-yrwo newly paperesA
nicely furnished rooms. With or without
hoard; one block from high school: refer.
ebces. No. 7lz Lapranch. y
TWO NICELY PAPEREp, newly furnished
rooms with boarf. 10 desirable parties; cleo
trio lights: hot md cold water; close ".
1912 Walker ayenle. .-h
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REMEMBER, Y you Hyp Ies.a r = hi
psrisiau Steam Dyeing and Cleaning ti9
Travis. is the place 70 60 --M
THE Metropolitan Business collegc-Bcoh-
keeping. banking. shorthand vpevruns.
nenmanship and Spanish. the ues. Sason
t,,d school OF its kind In Texas; all az
penses low. Write for free cataiosae- Dallas,
Texas. -
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srrhyEp OR sToLEN.-From my place near
, Emancipation ground; one Jersey COW:
aov' and $40 for the thief. a. v. Lincoln.
TDl Travis. -
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calI nj Office and look over Tat; may md
Just the man you want without expense or
worry II out OF city wire or write South
ern business Exchange. room sl0, Btnx
building 10
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EITTMANN & KNEELAND, manufacturers
~ tents tarpsulins. etc see our hunter
tents with folding cot and bar; very llght.
cAIIteo ~ N'N.| n
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PERSONAL

ELECTION TICKETS
printed on short notice.
Some cash must accompany orders, bolance
C. o. d. No attention paid to orders unless
sons cash accompanies order
j. j. PBstoriza Printing H. Lithographing Co.
3Oi Main street. Houston, Texas.
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AGENTS WANTED for the only official ''His.
tory Of Our War with Spain, sts Causes, Incl.
dents and Results, civil, military and naval.
Steel plates, maps and ensravings, by Hon.
Henry h. Russell. Senator Proctor (Nt) and
senator Thurston tNeb1. Tho greatest
seller ever known 1890 more ageuts wanted,
We pay freight ard give credit Write for
terms and territory TO the sole publishers,
A. u. Worthington 4 Co. Hartford. Conn.
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LOST, FOUND. STRAY. STOLEN.

eroI rN-At Katys, night October H. bay
rorae' branded L, With saddle and birdie;
sst ,cward for tho horse aud RIG md $s5 Tor
The thief. y. ~. Cranberry, Houston. Iex.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANrED-Two or three unturnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Address AsSi. ms
Office.
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A NICE clean chilli rarlor can be found down
On FAnnin. betwesn Capitol and Texas; will
b. opened Monday. Jesus Torres, 60 Fan
min street 20
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featp % Mercury, Kidney anu pITuH1. ,Innrce
les Weak Back, Burning Urine, lncohtinetn.oe,
Conorrhea. elect, Structure receive searching ,te
treatment, prompt relief and cure 70, ,I, III.
Bath sexes treated cophdenuaiiy anu pc
piles Fstula, Fissure and Rupture euteu 4,
our new methods. Send for particulars A''
pRs. BE.rTs & BELTS DYAH'
u. 81. Charles Street. New Orleans. -
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ouuh, AeaAS Ne"~
and Old. Single and
Married Men and a.
who suffer with Los'
Manhood. Nsrvoda
Debility. Spermator-
rhea, Seminal losses.
Sexual Decay. Fail,
Ing Memory. WeaS
Eyes, S.unted De-
velopment, Lick OF
Energy. lmpoyerish'
ed Blood Pimp!es.
ImpediL . to Mar.
riage; alsJ blood ana
skin disease, Syphi-
lis, Eruptions, Hair
Falling, Bone Pains.
Sweilings, S ore
Throat. Ulcers, Ell
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ authority OF the board Of directors Of the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad Coin-
pany. a special meeting OF the stockholders
Of said company Is hersby called to convene
81 the General offices Of tho company Ia the
city Of Houston. Harris County, Texas, nj
II O'Clock noon on Wednosday the 18th day
Of November. 1895 Said special meeting OF
the stockholders is called for the purpose OF
authorizing the issuance Of first mortgage
bonds aud mortgage to secure the same
upon that portion Of the colnpany's prop
orty heretofore known as the Waco aud
Northwestern Railroad, extending from the
town Of Bremond IN Robertson County. Tex
MS, TO the town OF Rosa in MeLcnnan Coun-
~, Texas-bonds 10 be issued in such an
amount ms may be authorized by the rali
road commission OF Texas under the terms
Of an act OF the legislature OF the State Of
Texas General Laws 18th Legislature, page
2'0l. authorizing the purchase ownership
and operation OF said Waco and Northwest
ern Railroad aud the Issuance Of bonds
thereon by the Houston and Texas Central
Railroad Company. r.. W GAVE,
Secretary Houston and Texas Central Rail
road Company. li-l5
October IA. 1865.
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F0R sALE-A wholesale and retail bushes,
ia this city: a good established trade. or
will trade for land or cattle. address ass,
this office. u