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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
SNIIa'si FIELD.

NEW SCliOOI-SUNDAY SCHOOL
ETN-PERSONAL MENTION.
Smithiicld, Va. July 29.-'rhc f.xccu-
tive Board OF the Smithlield Male ana
Female Academy on the 91,h instant
purchased the residence and property of
Mrs. 5. y. IIlcy for $4,000. This propcr,v
is beautifully situated. End Is n first
class location for the new cnicrDrise
II Is n large lot on the suburbs and
comprises more ihan four acres OF land
The trustees have decided 10 spare
neither money nor labor TO make a good
school.
The Isle of Wight Sunday School So
ciety met Thursday at Whitchcad's
Grove baptist Church. Quite II large
number was in attendance. despite the
decidedly wet weather. and successful
session was held There are - schools
represented in this soCiajy with NOR.
than 1000 scholars. Judge West. Of
Surry, delivered an able address at tho
morning session on The Devotion of
the sunday School to The Nation'' In
the afternoon Rev S. c. Clopton. Of the
Smiihficld Baptist Church spoke on the
"t'nrcachcd Masses and How to Rcnch
them Tho society viii meet next year
win Benns Methodist Church.
Miss Maud Underwood continues
quite sick at her fathers residence.
quite number of our young people
are spending the week on The banks Of
the James at Moreart's Hotel.
delightful concert was given n; tho
Methodist Church Tuesday night under
me auspices of tho I1rworth League.
Mr. iutchins. of Portsmouth. ana Miss
Parker. of Gates county. y. c.. gave
valuable assistance 10 our local talent
The large audience seemed Very much
pleased 1t is the purpose Of tho league
officers 20 give a similar entertainment;
at least. once each month
4 ,,-fI
House Tonight under the management
of Mrs. g. G. Wertenhakcr \ nnc PRO
gram has been prepared ana the public
Will doubtless be highly entertained.
Work on tho new hotel is going on
rapidly. 1t viii he completed shortly
much TO the delight Of the travelling
public.
Little Frank Bergman has been Sick
with continued fever for several days
past.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
:WS FROM SUFFOLK AND OTHER PARTS OF VIRGINIA.

Ala. arrived in Suffolk to-day to visit
his sister, Mrs. Burwell Riddick.
AIessrs. G. ]. Dennis and j. ii. Stew
art, proprietorS of the Nansemond
Lumber Company. will return Sunday
from q visit to Baltimore.
Commodore l.. w. Jordan and daugh-
ter, Miss Nellie Jordan. have returned
from Il stay at Old Point and Virginia
Beach.
MIR. e. IT. Crews, of Oxford. n. c..
came to-day to see Mrs. Crews, who is
visiting parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. T..
Cutchn.
Mr.. Henry Mays. OF Lynchburg. came
today TO visit his sister n-law, Mrs.
Julia Wells.
Registrar T.. Il. Britt said tonight the
books would be open for new rcgistra
ton August 2lst.
Mr.. Frank Jones lost n valuable dog
and then did n sensible thing. He ad
vertised in the Virginian- Pilot. Though
tho ad. the dog was located twelve
miles out in the country. He Will pay
the finders So reward. They were read
CrS,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

Recitation. Hitherto and Henceforth"
John Moore. Robert Niblitt, John
Boothe. Sidney Boothe. BENJAMIN
Merrimon and Claude Hawkins.
Recitation. The Camel's Nose"-Fritz
Recitation. Beautiful Things"-Ruth
Niblitt.
Marching On To Canaan"
Questions and Replies About New Mis-
sion Fields.
Where His Voice is Guiding"
Recitation. Little Moments"-J. G.
Cogsins. Lee Niblitt. Nellie Garris.
Moody Coggins. Gertie Britt.
Recitation. "Who is My Ncghbor?"-
Ellie Pope.
My Country. 'Tis of Thee"
Recitation. "Thanatopsis" = Fleetwood
Bowers.
Recitaiion. Where Are the Crisp
Willie Bowers.
"IIe liidcth My Soul"
Recitation. The Way to Heavcn"-.
Miss Eva Niblitt.
Recitation: The Little Missionary
Carr Clark.
Addrcss--By pastor.
solo Offcrtory-By Miss Iona Ellis.
Yorkshire DoXology.
Bencdiction.
Mrs. J. j. Burnett and children. of
Jackson. y. c., are the guests of Mrs.
j. II. Pruden.
Ethel and Mimic. children of Mr.. s.
u. Bcaton. are visiting their grand :
father. Mr.. Langley Taylor. Union
Hartford county, n. c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
Cancer and Blood Poison.
HOW TO OBTAIN BLOOD BALM.
Write for Free Trial Bottle,

If you have any of the above symptoms, don't
stop 10 wonder Ii Blood Rain will cure your case
(hccausc there is no doubt Of Its wonderful curative
powersl. but procure n large bottle at once. You
VIII find large bottles for sale by oil druggists for
Sl.O0. or six bottles (full trcatment) S5y00. For
sample bottlc inclose stamps TO pay postage and
address Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, aud trial
bottle and medical book will be sent, all chargca
prepaid. Describe your trouble mud We will
include free personal medical advice. s.s .,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
ROANOK E.
THAT N. AND w. SALE-AN IN
VENTION.

NENIlON.
Roanoke. Va. July 29.-The reported
sale of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road to the Southern created a consid-
cradle stir in the city to-day. The
news came in such roundabout way,
however. that 1t is not believed by the
best posted people. General Manager
Johnson is in New York. His chief
clerk says all he knows about 1t is
what he has read In the papers. Our
Washington correspondent says the
story is doubted there.
AN INVENTION.
Waller p. Huff is an inventor. A
stone cooler filled with iced Aetna
water was placed in the court house
this morning with a penny!n-t the slot
attachment. the work OF Mr.. Huff. II
is said that 1t took him Just fifteen
minutes to work out the idea and put
1t in operation. You drop q penny in
the Slot. turn the crank and get a
drink OF water.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30

Mrs. e. B. Beaton and son. Norman,
are In Lawrenceville. the guests of Mrs.
T.. II. Turnbull. their daughter and sis
ter. respectively.
Rev. N. B. Foushee. the popular
preacher of Newsoms Circuit. called
at the Methodist parsonage yesterday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
RUMoRED RAILWAY DEAL.

1t is stated that the Sewelrs Point
electric railroad Will be completed and
ready for service by October LIST. /,
is understood that Alexander Brown X
SON. OF Baltimore, have secured this
electric line. as Well as others in this
section. ana Will also operate the hotel
10 be built there.
There are no new developments in tho
deal by which the Browns secured the
controlling interest i'll the Peninsula
Railway Company, of this city.
THE GOVERNORS VISIT.
OF the visit OF Governor Tyler to
Newport News. the Evening Telegram
SAYS:
after breakfast he received a num-
Der OF mis- friends ana later came up 10
Newport News. lie registered al the
Allegheny Inn, where ne took dinner
ana received Il number OF his friends.
Among those who called on the Gov
erncr during his stay were Mr.. l.. l..
Sternes. formerly Collector of Gus
toms OF the Port and one of the Gov
ernOr's close friends: DR.. w. :. 1obson,
quarantine officer of the port. who WAS
appointed by the Governor last April;
Mir. Irwin Tucker ana Mir. Robert Per-
kins.
1T ie unnecessary to state that tho
Governors trip has been more for pur-
poses political than anything else. lie
klli'i tWp DlrtS Win one stone, ana
when he goes back to Richmond he Will
have the satisfaction of knowing that a
great deal has been accomplished in the
way Of organizing his forces for his:
Senatorial campaign"
DEATH IN y SALOON.
Christopher F'rcidenger. veteran
from the soldiers Home. died very
suddenly in the saloon of Mrs. Ludgcrs.
on Mallory street phoebus, yesterday
afternoon. lie Went into the place
about o'clock and gave an order for
some food and drink. He partook OF
both with evident relish, and asked TO
be allowed Ia lie down on a lounge
which was; in tho room. His; request
was granted. and the occupants of the
house thought him sleeping peacefully.
/; was over an hour before II was dis
covered that he was dead. 1t is sup
posed that death was the result of
heart disease. brought on by rXccssive
drinking.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
= chic Enjoys.

The pleasant flavor. gentle action ana
soothing effect OF Syrup of Figs, when
in need of laxative. and if the father
or mother be costivc or bilious. tho
most gratifying results follow its use;
50 that ii is the best family remedy
known and every family should have
Il bottle. Manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
NEWPORT NEWS.
The BattIeship Kearsarge's Main
Battery is Now Here.
RuImorcd Sale or Norfolk Electric
HniIwRy-Thc Visit of Governor
TyIcr-Suducn Death Of veteran
In u saloon.

Newport News, Va. July 29.-All of
the guns for the main battery of tho
big battloship Kearsarge have arrived
ut the ehipyard, ana all but three of
them are in position in the ships tur-
rets.
The fourth and last thirteen-inch gun
for the main battery of this ship. which
was started from Washington about
ten days ago. arrived this morning, and
with ii came the other two eiSht-nch
guns and Il big piece of eighteen inch
armor Tor one of the bat;leship's tur-
rctcs.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
NEW ENGINE HOUSE.

II is thought that the Common Coun-
ell at It's meeting on next Tuesday night
VIII make on appropriation for the
building OF II fire engine house in tho
Firth Ward and for the maintenance
or a hose wagon there. There is some
very valuable milling propcrtv in tho
vicinity OF where 1t is proposed TO have
this new engine house.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
AN INVENTION.
God Balm.

'''N'r "1'Vr' tNuVUHu phtCHtb IN mouth OF throat,
cancer my blood faint - then give d, d. Is. a
,tlhl. oecanse b. Il, Is. - Botanic Blood Balm lis
made for juat such cases. aud II cures. TO stay
cured, all stubborn blood end skin diseases.
Cancer and Blood Poison.
Deadly cancer OF the face neck, legs, lip, breast
eating cancer or eorcs. cured by Il. b Botanic
$1,000 baln Is. Is. b. cures by driving the de diy,
blood. This ia tho only cure and u. b. II. Is the
only remedy that can do this, Don't giro up until
you hnvo tried Is. II. r. II Inns cured cancer sft.r
docto1sand patient had declared the case able
In the snmc wny botanic Blood Balm cures blood
poison. whether Inherited or acquired
BOTANIC BLOOD BALM has been thoroughly
tested for thirty years. aud has never failed TO euro
stubborn blood and skin diseases. Don't trine
with blood trouhcs and remember, even II sarea-
pnrillaa patent medicines. doctors md savcs have
failed in your cnse that Il. b. u. - Botanic Blood
Balm-is different from anything else, md cure. 10
stay cured by cxpelling the poisonous natter from
the blood. Perfectly safe 10 use by old or young.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-30
BODY CQniQgeS Q!ld GO-CQTIS.

We have the largest assortment, the
lowest prices andthe prcttieSt patterns.
Call and compare prices.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15
THE HOUSE.
In Respect to Congressman Dingies
No business Was Transacted.

In Respect to Congressman DinEle!
No business Was Transacted.
Washington, January 1.-THE house OF
representatives today under circumstances
of deep and universal sorrow in the death
of Representative Dingley OF Maine. AS
Speaker Reed entered the chamber hush
fell upon the members. who moment
later rose and with bowed heads listened to
the eloquent tribute from the chaplain,
Rev. DR.. Couden.
Mr.. Boutelle. the senior member OF the
Maine delegation, was then recognized for
an announcement OF the demise of his col
league which was made In feeling aud APP
preciatiye words. Mr., Boutelle then Of
fered and the house adopted series OF
resolutions providing for funeral cere-
monies in the hall OF the house at noon
on Monday and for a committee of nine
members to accompany the remains 10
Maine. The resolution concluded with a
motion to adjourn.
The speaker announced the following
committee under the resolutions: Messrs
Boutelle. Payne, Dolllver, Tawney, Evans,
Hilborn, Clark. N. II. Bailey, Dockery, Bell
and Mcclellan.
At 1890, as mark OF respect, the house
adjourned until Monday, when the funeral
services will occur.
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talked of. Her real object was one OF
charity, for she is using her great wealth
and influence this winter in assisting the
Danish people in the Western States She
is stopping in Chicago, and from there
writes her straightforward Endorsement Of
Paine's celery compound.
Women who are easily excited, who
waste energy worrying over trifles. who
are often sufferers from sick headache and
nervousness, should read the plain, un-
biased statements of what Paine's celery
compound has done for other women.
Among the diseases that cause vast
amount of needless suffering that may be
readily cured by Paine's celery compound
are biliousness, torpid liver. headaches,
sleeplessness, dizziness, constipation. dys-
pepsia and general nervousness and de-
bility
No man or woman who is continually
ailing can successfully carry on business.
or be of much real comfort to the house
hold
And only thoroughly nourished body
that has all the used-up, and therefore
harmful, material promptly removed from
the blood and tissues can be healthy When
either of these vital conditions OF adequate
repair or elimination are incompietely
done, the organs need just such help as
Paine's celery compound Is fitted to give.
No other remedy is so valuable.
Where other remedies have failed,
Paine's celery compound will succeed
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-15
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

TEHUACANA.-Some cotton Is still II
the field, but no attempt viii be mnle &
gather IL.
HILI4SBoRO.--A. II. Chumlea filed sui
against the Katy for $4,000 damages fol
the loss OF finger.
CALDWELL.--The Burleson County In.
s,itute for white teachers is In session
There is a good attendance In spite OF TIA
muddy roads
ROSENBERG.--R. l.. Morris. superin
tendent OF schools OF Fort d md county
and a number OF teachers are here at
tending the teachers Institute.
ENNIS.--M Malicious persons did much
damage TO the properly OF the Ennis Cur
club, II Is serious matter, as a big shoo
has been arranged for January 20.
WEATHERFoRD.--T were lssu u
IN Parker county during the year 1ssi
twenty nine marriage licenses and during
1925 300, showing difference OF only on,
marriage In the two years.
ROsENBERG.--Proi ID. NJ. Brewer en-
tertainea large audience at the schoo
house Friday night by an interesting and
varied programme Of bis dramatic recitais
and humorous representations.
CLEBuRNE.-Th brokerage business
heretofore conducted by Mr., Coleman.
with Judge Alternately ~ assistant has
changed hands and will In future be Ia
charge Of Judge AhsraAthy ~ w. n
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sysey civilized country rich and poor
have found restored health and new
In Paine's celery compound.
ard-working people of ordinary means
10 be congratulated, says an English
er In reviewing the scientific work OF
at quarter of century, upon having
Isily within their reach today remedy
ID the wealthiest and most influential
bns must themselves use, If they would
the best that modern medical skill
h. Paine's celery compound proves
the science of medicine has Kept pace
the wonderful progress which char
ises the life OF the present genera
70 astonishing reputation that this
wonderful of all remedies has ac-
ID Is principally due to the word Of
u recommendation and Endorsement
len and women Of the highest business
social standing, as we'll as of those in
bier but no less important positions
have themselves discovered It's merits.
feline, Countess Schimmelmann, whose
Pratt Is here given, In recent letter to
Wells & Richardson Company speaks
Ffcnds OF hers who have been benefited
alne's celery compound. and who first
sed her to recommend 1t to her sick
DDS.
y countess, as is well known. is a
nipent member OF the Danish court.
coming TO this country has been much
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Henrne Items.

Hearne. Texas January 14.-Messrs. H.
X. Davis and R. l.. Duncan returned yes
terday afternoon from franklin, where
they have been serving as grand jurors.
The San Antonio Express train, which
is due to arrive here at 1890 and leaves
at 5 p. M. is now carrying mail. This
new move is very much appreciated.
Miss Josephine Houston has resigned her
position as teacher in the public school
here and left this afternoon for Austin,
where she has accepted a similar posi-
ton.
Guthom. N. v. Dittlinger and J. G. Geld
smith are among the ayellng men who
have visited Hearne this week.
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Court in Tyler County.

Woodville, Texas. January 1.-The grand
jury of Tyler county adjourned this morn
ing after a two weeks session, present
ing two felonies ard eight mlsdemeanors
showing very little violation OF law.
Hon. Martin Dies OF Beaumont Is In
attendance upon court.
Hon. S. p West leaves this morning FOL
Shelby county TO hold court for Judge
Davis. with when he viii exchange, Jungs
Davis coming here to hold court on Men
day next.
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ChronicIe'. weather Reports.

Especial Dispatch 70 The PostJ
New York. January 1.-THE Commercial
and Financial Chronicle says:
Reports to US by telegraph this even
ing indicate a continuation of nnfavorable
weather during the week over the greater por-
tion of the South Rain has been general
and IN some localities the precipitation has
been rather heavy. Picking has been almost
entirely suspended and marketing OF cotton
hindered by the impossible condition OF the
roads,
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N.w CIV ofnciaI Tor bryan.

BRYAN. Texas. January 1.-THE city
council at its regular meeting last night
passed an ordinance creating the office OF
city attorney. J. Il. Butler Was chosen
nv the council for enc year at salary OF
1900. They also authorized the appoint
ment OF a civil engineer to superintenu
the work of paving the streets
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HIGHER COURTS
FINE Court of Anneals.

Fifth Court of Appeals.
MAS, Texas, January 14.-Proceedings
De court of civil appeals for the Fifth
eial district today:
nlrmed. Texas and Pacific Railway
pany vs.. j. Il. B. Colt, from Dallas
amelds (guardian) VS.. Aultman, Miller
e. al, from Dallas; C. j. 0'Mulley
= n. Garriott. from Grayson; Fire
funa insurance Company VS.. r. c..
Imam ttrustee), from Grayson.
selsed and remanded: Pacific Express
vAly vs.. Nj. Lothrop, from Harrison |;
Davis VS.. John v. Farwell & Co.,
hopkins; FIR. Beck & Co. VS.. e. s..
polno, from Bowie.
pions disposed of: Samuel H. Tabor
ana W. Chapman, to affirm on GER
-. overruled; J. NJ. Reed VS.. Chas.
esIeii. 70 affirm on certificate, over
y Eherstadt ct al VS.. State of
q rel, rehearing, oyerruIed; r. NJ.
rsnv Y. scottish American Mortgage
fs,sc .enearing, overruled; W. A..
a :. ~ VS.. w. j. Crabb, to ad-
cr,s vss,ruled; First National Bank of
tsr grose VS.. Nj. NJ. Welch ct al, to
Sascllpt, granted; Sun Mutual Insur-
a nay VS.. j. W. Tuft ct al, addi-
R.Sss,usions, granted: John Raffelli
nnrr, ~ oaen. rehearing, overruled;
VI Kansas and Texas Railway Com
IN nn =, Chenault, rehearing. over
rar,rs atkinson VS.. H. l.. Phares,
tlusInr,.o serraled; same case. additional
granted; Sallie Childs ct al
thvss,. h ct al. rehearing, overruled;
hpanv " ielegraph and Telephone
M rs -. Gull, Colorado and santa Fe
les,i ssmpany, rehearing, oyerruled; II.
rs." Laura j. Daniels ct nj dis
~ ~" s o. error. granted.
uomitted. st. Louis Southwest
Ti,rsv Company VS.. A. n. Holmes.
co,ls- isaac Daniels ct al VS.. GRAY
~ rom Grayson; Ella r. Davis
Rtlon !, r. Z, Beall. from Hunt: Fire AS
= M. rnliadelphla VS.. r. M. Henry
NAM Texas and Pacific Railway
N sns William Lyons. from DALLAS.
]. Boss rSciic Railway Company vs.
Tara from Dallas; Missouri. Kansa q
h q nSiiway Company VS.. E. E-
hhs ana a.: from Rockwall; Missouri
Nh. fra .ssas Railway Company vs.. AZ
Di>trais,,n prayson; r. s. Gilbert lad
D, nm. rs. John W. Roach fenar-
y. i Ss Dallas: Henrietta Erisne, t !,
'e y Nowlin at al trnn, 81
~. 4 ier January %. :, IL. ",
y Nelson s,!way Company ct al Va.
N. 81 'oln Lamar; Mrs. NJ. q.
3: fsanL s LOUIS Type Foundry. from
Vleyaon. T nwuist VS.. J. II. Nelly,
udvel, s.Aas Midland Railway vi.
4 4 =. ron Kaufman; Oak Gin
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F.-m.r stabbed by a Thief

Paris. Texas. January l4'--rrahh nisau,
a young farmer living six miles ives. OF
Paris. heard a commotion In his poultry
barn last night aud went TO ascertain me
cause. AS he entered an unknown person
pornced on him with pocket sniie. s,ao,
hing him in the left side, arm, wrist anu
frce. and making his escape. Inc Vounu
IN the aide q serious.
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thirty-year franchise on all the streets and
alleys OF the city for street railway pur.
poses. The matter was referred to the
ordinance committee. II the ordinance
should pass It is the purpose OF the COM
pany, whose headquarters is Chicago, to
put in operation street railway during
this year,
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Grimmel 4 Son. account. $61 SO; Mayheld
WeoIen Mills. s40. rs The goods were
stored In the Cooksey building on West
Fifth avenue and will be sold 10 the high
EST bidder al public auction II not repley-
tad
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Kaufman, Texas. January is--Eugene
Marshall. referee in bankruptcy. was here
today holding court OF claims in the
A. s. Pervine bankruptcy case.
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Chnuae. ut Georxcto,sn.

Georgetown, Texas. January i4--W. +
Penn has sold half interest In his book
and jewelry business TO Mr. H. A. Allea
OF Fort Worth. Mr.. Allsp u an ex-soufa-
western university student He win -
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
Good. Attached.

corsicana. Texas. January id,-ln's
morning Constable W o. Rankin attached
about $500 worth OF merchandise, the prop
erty OF I. p. Levy. TO secure the foliowins
amounts: O'BzJAn Rros~ aaeossS s1se' =
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Trinity, Texas. JANUARY 14.r-The bust
ness firm OF 3. n. Barnes Z Co. has dis
solved and Mr.. 8. q. Barnes has assumed
full control OF <he mammoth mercantile
bufiness formerly conducted under the arm
name Of 8. T.. Barnes & Co.
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peake q Co. OF Fort Worth, who pur'
chased Mr.. ColemanS interests

FORT WORTH. Tho three prisoners
brourh. IN from Erath county by Uncle
SANS officers. Ed aud Vale Armstrong and
chastine Bramlett. charged with Illicit
distilling. were bound over in the sum OF
$1,000 each. They will have hearing before
Commissioner Thomas p. Martin jan
uary 90
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cuero. Texas, Januafy Is, n, q. Warn.
Who has been In the stationary business for
several yeArs u cuero. hao nlo1 8 volume
tagy pGeitkon y haDluNG1oy1 llo1lll&tpe
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move to Georgetown until next fall.
Mr.. John HUMPHREYS has formed part
nership with Mr.. Gus Peterson. They will
conduct general hardware business and
tin shop.
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espe, TssAs After "a Franchise.
|lAs 4 ~ assas' January is.--A, i
~ u I. say council this morning
I1s ssssa BY the John 4. vii.
l'sssa.sa aallas Tor !