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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-10-19

We viii Positively Pay You One
Dollar
Ii one bottle of Smiths Green Mountain
Renovator does not benefit you in case
you are troubled with any blood disorder,
chronic rheumatism or neuralgia affec-
tions. II is endorsed by the best physi-
clans in the country, ana is warranted to
do what Is claimed for it. T. L. Evans Il Co
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09

Tuesday in the city. says that the cotton
crop In that vicinity will not produce
more than half the average yield. The
dry weather following the heavy rains
Of July has caused the plant TO shed all
fruitage With the exception OF the grown
holls
The BRENNAN oil mill will begin the
season on the 18th instant. The seed sup
ply is stacking up very rapidly.
Hon. Ben S. Rogers returned last oven
Ing from Junction City, whore he has
been for the past two weeks.
The Central will run another excursion
to Houston and Galveston on next Sunday.
The rates for tho round trip VIII be sl.25
to Houston and $3.50 to Galveston A
special train will leave BRENNAN at 7:2o
a. M. and tickets will be good for return
on regular trains up to the morning train
of Monday.
The steam shovels of Lantry Sons are
now employed on the Lockridge hill and
at a point opposite Niederauess' place.
The teams OF Il. 8. Farmer are at present
employed in grading down the strip of
land which the company recently pur-.
chased in front of the Santa Fe restau-
rant.
Miss Maud Gaddey arrived from Waco
yesterday afternoon and is a guest of her
cousin, Miss Virginia Gaddey at the Rap
list parsonage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
LoCKHART LOCALS.
People Arc becoming More Self Sus-
tanning Than Ever.


tanning Than Ever.
Lockhart, Texas, August S.-The people
of this section are becoming more self
sustaining than ever before and their
crops are more diversified than usual.
Sweet potatoes are now on the market in
great abundance, and large quantity of
sorghum syrup Is being manufactured.
One firm in Observation-Disclosures, Son & Co.
has imported 400 ironkrooped, hard
wood barrels and large number of half
barrels and kegs, which are finding ready
sale at good prices. The only bad feature
of this local prosperity Is that these bar =
rels are manufactured in Wisconsin, when
they ought to be made In Houston or some
other Texas city. so that the money paid
out for transportation might be saved to
our people, and our own mechanics be
given employment.
Burdetts Mineral Well. seven miles
miles south of Lockhart, near the line of
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass rail-
road, is now quite place of resort for the
people OF the city and surrounding conn-
try large number of visitors, board
ers and campers are constantly arriving
and departing, and Houston and Calves
ton are largely represented in the number
of health seekers who patronlze this pop
ular resort.
4 large number Of Lockhart people went
over to New Braunfels on the excursion
last Sunday and report that they had hos
pitable entertainment and pleasant time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
THE ORDER OF CHOSEN rRrEsDs.


District Convention IL Now I'm Ses-
sion MT san Antonio.
san Antonio, Texas. August S.---The dis
trict convention of the Order OF Chosen
Friends for the State OF Texas Is In ses-
sion in this city today.
1t was called to order In knights OF
Pythias hall this morning at 10 o'clock
by supreme Marshal David Sanders In pur-
snance to a call recently issued by him
for tho purpose OF electing delegates to
the supreme lodge; which convenes in Sep
TENDER.
After the meeting was called to order.
Judge Robert Barry of Galveston was
elected permanent chairman and Mr.. Theo-
dore Mueller OF this city was chosen as
permanent secretary
The convention then proceeded to bus
mess and elected d delegate and an al
ternate delegate to the supreme lodge. Mr..
William Oldenburg OF Galveston was elect
ed supreme delegate and Mr.. Theodore
Mueller of this city was elected alternate.
The convention then adjourned for din
ner and went TO Scholz's garden. II re-
sumed session at o'clock. The time be-
tween / and . was occupied with secret
business and at 3 the convention adjourned
10 take trolley ride over the city, wind
Ing up OF Scheuermeyer's park for lunch
and refreshments.
The following delegates are in attend
nnce: Mrs. A. Swan. William Oldenburg,
II. H Barry. NJ l.. Rich. William Lud-
gate Galvestoni +. H. Adams 7 " Fos-
ter, S. r. oldes, G. @. Reavns, G. A..
RhoInhardt Thomas e. Parker, Houston;
John Wardel, Halletsyllle.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09

La Grange, Texas. August s.-Forty
three applications for pensions have been
fled with Judge Ehlinger, fifteen of which
were filed by widows of Confederate veter-
ans.
Mayor r. w Sample and Misses India
Sample. Bette East and Daley Lane left
last night 70. Ch!ckasha. 1. 7.
Joel Smith. formerly of this city. but
now of Ardmore. l. r., is 1ere, the guest
OF Mr.. Albert Ledbetter.
It. G. Moore, the popular grocer and
feed man, returned this morning from East
Bernard where he went to make some hay
purchases.
John Schumacher and C. ]. Won Rosen-
berg left for Galveston yesterday even
ing to attend the cotton seed crushers
convention.
A hop was given by the Younger mem
bers of the Casino tonight and literally
patronized.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
Kyle Items.

Kyle, Texas, August 7.-Quite num-
Der of young ladies are visiting here.
Misses Carpenter of Austin, Miss May Bar
bee of Angleton, Miss Reynolds of Bas-
trop and Miss Edna Foster of College Sta
ton.
Mr.. W. C. Martin, assistant professor of
chemistry at the Agricultural and Me-
chanical college, was also here for few
days on visit to his parents. and during
his stay several social gatherings compll-
mentary to him and the young ladies were
had at Prof. Storts' and Mr.. II. G. wal
lace's on Friday and Saturday evenings IN
the order named, The Misses storts.. as
we'll as Miss Wallace, are famed for their
ability to entertain.
Mr.. Horace Luclet, editor OF the Hays
County News, is the happy and proud
father OF nine-pound boy.
Mrs DR.. Martin will leave In the morn
ing for Smithvile on visit to her mother
who is reported quite sick.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
BRENNAN BUDGET.
Or. swearingcn Appointed City At
demonstrating at ChappeIl Hin.

tOrney-WeddinSa AT Chappeii hui.
BRENNAN. Texas, August Sat meet
ing of the city council Monday afternoon
Mr.. r. j Swearingen was appointed city
attorney to fill out the unexpred term oil
r II. Pennington, who resigned to become
county attorney. At the same meeting
the council made an allowance OF 500
per annum, payable quarterlyto the Common
hose company of this city. The money
will be used in providing the organiza-
ton with rubber boots, coats and other
essentials for fighting fire. and VIII en-
able the company to rid itself OF indl-
yidual dues that have been troublesome
for several years.
At chappell Hill this (Tuesday evening
at $3.50 O'Clock Squire w H. Campbell
and Mrs. Fannie Llde were united In mar
rage The ceremony occurred at the
home of Mrs. Robert Alexander, the brides
stepmother, and was solemnized by Rev
w. k. Haynie, pastor oil the Methodist
church in Chappell Hill, number oil
relatives and friends from BRENNAN lett
ON the afternoon train for Chappell Hill
to be present at the ceremony.
At present Treasurer 9. y Herost mas
ON hand $lS,UuO peionBihs " tpe 9on00i
fund of the county that has never been
apportloned to the various schools, THIS
fund has been growing for years. It's
creation has been brought about from year
to year by school moneys appropriated to
Washington county not being prorated 70
the different schools. In other-~ords, u
represents the difference in the number OF
children reported in the aggregate TO the
State as result OF the school census ana
the actual enrolment of the various
schools. II distributed during the ensu-
ing scholastic year this fund VIII ada at
least month TO the terms OF the various
schools of Washington county.
The sheriff working force is as busy as
bees these days summoning Jurors LOT
the fall term OF the district court. The
lists contain 1876 names and they are from
al parts of the county.
The Washington County Farmers Assoc
citation Will have meeting In TINS CITY
next Monday. which VIII be attended by
delegates from the different justice pre-
cincts In the county.
Mrs. Heller Stone, Miss Mary Stone and
Mrs. Bouldin Eldridge arrived home to-
day from Mineral Wells, where they haye
been sojouruing for the past two weeks. y
Or. W. 9. Dixon Of Gay Hill. who spent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
WHARTON U. ID. G.
Il Important Meeting of the j. e. Is
Stuart Chapter.

i 4 Important Meeting of the j. e. Il.
Stuart Chapter.
Wharton Texas, August S.-The j. e. B.
Stuart chapter Of the Daughters of the
Ccntedsracy held an important meeting
yesterday at Inc home of Mrs. R. B. Hus-
ton. The minutes of the preceding meet
rg we're read by Mrs. j A. Sanders. A
resolution II donate certain sums to the
Albert Sydiey Johnston monument, the
memorial windows in the Texas room at
Richmond and also to the Winnie Davis
rtnumsnt was offered, and unanimously
ADOPTED. Mrs, H. j. Foster was admitted
10 membership. A vote of thanks was
iAsn passed to the daily press, especially
Tie Hoston Post and Galveston News,
!sf The pace SO kindly donated to mem
ttss d the Confederacy in the Sunday
tlsoA The selections for the evening
we're.
ststtict William L. Yancy. ..........
~. !" .............M Miss N. Lackey
TIE Southern Soldier" ........... Grady
Mrs. K. B. Huston.
shs Worlds Battlefield" Grady
Mrs. P. G. Huston.
Sntt Of Alexander Stephens .........
Y" $50. ......Mrs. A. H. Dawdy
Y next reunion will be Novelist Day,
naEne chapter will meet with Mrs. P.
Y. iusloa the first Monday in September,
rtented.
4dlng from Gilmore SHINES. ......
!, $50. .,,.,....,... Miss N. Lackey
nfscuons from James Lane Allen. %.
..,r,.'.............. Mrs. j. A. Sanders
I ..s'. menus chats Mrs. w. o. Victor
''ssias rom John E. Cookies Sur
hy Of Eagles Nest.
M ......''........ Mrs. Grace Devine Linn
, .aav refreshments were served the
, " :, a. the close of the entertainment.
Il. |. y saapter will meet the first Monday
Il. .sp'smper with Mrs. P. G. Huston.
n interest was manifested by the ladies
II y, ,aea spirit can not fail to produce
''ss ano enthusiastic membership.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
VETERANS PICNICKrNe.
Ten Thousand visitors Attended I
Reunion Mt GnrIaud

Ten Thousand Visitors Attended tn,
Reunion at Garland.
Dallas, Texas, August s.--The largest
picnic of the current year in Texas was
held today at Garland, twelve miles from
Dallas. The survivors OF Ector's, Gran
berry's and Ross Confederate brigade had
reunion. The attendance of old soldiers
who had served in one or the other of the
three famous brigades numbered more than
200. The crowd of picnickers was esti-
Rated at 10000.
John A. Martin, chairman OF the Dali
las county democratic executive commit
tee, who is also mayor of Garland, dellv-
cred the address of welcome Speeches
were also made by Congressman R. Il.
Burke, Hon. Thomas f. Nash and Hon o.
p. Bowser, all of Dallas. In addition to
the barbecue and oratory, there was a ball
game and other athletics and general
amusements.
1t was decided to have the brigade or
CARNATIONS attend the Texas State Fair
on Confederate day at Dallas In October
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Calvert Items.

Calvert, Texas, August s.-Work has
begun on the Calvert, Waco and Brazos
Valley depot In this city.
Last night Mr.. d. F. Elkn, cashier of
the First National bank OF Calvert. and
his estimable wife gave a brilliant recep-
ton In honor OF their guest Miss Mitchell
OF Abilene. Among the many attractive
features OF the evening were two recita-
lions. 1.-THE Angels OF Buena Vista and
rMilandais Fan" rendered in a most
pleasing style by Miss Lucy Brown. Mrs.
Nettie Groom charmed the entire assem-
blage with several vocal solos. The lady
was accompanied by Miss Pauline Adone
and Mr.. Dougald McAlDine.
Miss Fannie Allen sang several vocal
selections very sweetly.
Refreshment were served on the lawn.
which. with its Japanese lanterns. gave
a decided oriental appearance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
Victoria Teachers Elected.

Victoria, Texas, August Sat the meet
ing of the school trustees Friday night
the following teachers were elected for
the ensuing term; o. e, II. Mundt, Misses
Myrtle Barnes Allie Dean, Madge Duncan,
Adele Leuchner, Net,ie Waddell, Julia
White and Martin, for the white school,
and II. w. Gross, j. W Frazier, Andrew
Cavil and William CayiL 1t is not ex-
pected that the free schools will be opon-
ed before January, !, 1900, by which time
the new buildings to be erected will be
COMPLETED.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
PORT ARTHUR CHANNEL.

John C. Collins, superintendent of the
Port Arthur Channel and Dock company,
la In the city with his wife and three chill
dren reporter met him In down town
office today and Mr. Collins talked Port
Arthur chanel and dock In way that
showed he has the utmost confidence In
the complete success of the great project
launched by Mr. stilwell.
"Our channel is finished TO a depth OF
10 IL feet" said Mr.. Collins, "and there
are four miles OF 1t that have been dredged
to a depth of 20 IL feet, We have two
wharyes 1900 feet long and we have
warehouse now building that is to be 1oox
roo feet. Our great grain elevator Is not
only completed, but is now in operation,
1t is of 100000 bushels capacity, is the
finest In the South and Is Al In every re.
spect 1t will discharge grain at rate OF
30, 600 bushels an hour. We gave out
contract last week for the building Of a
lumber wharf 1850 feet long and we have
men at work putting in eight miles OF
track In yard and within the next four
months we will have ten miles Of track
built in yard b,
I'VE will load several ships in the first
half Of September and we expect 10 load
from six TO ten ships a month thereafter.
1t is my belief that we have at Port Ar
thur the finest terminals in America, and
this belief is shared by many railroad and
shipping men who have looked the ground
over -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
DR., SMITH RECOVERED.

one of the Yellow Fever
M victims at Santiago.
.4'oA. Texas, August s.-The many
s o Or. Bat Smith, whose name is
a. ~''sa0ia word in the hearts and homes
,..s ~ people Of this county and who is at
,'Tal United States surgeon in the
. !. hospital at Santiago de Cuba, will
.''assa 70 learn that he has entirely re-
- 80 from an attack OF yellow fever,
Al. ''ea while ministering to the suf-
'a ~. soldiers under his care.
rs,'s an. n Pollinghone of Fort Worth,
d 3, ssa cuban soldier, has these words
i. KY, y, Ut, Smith, which are crafty
.sctSr. 's ~ 70 his friends throughout this
h N nave only words of praise
iuNs .ae officers, especial for DR.. Rat
ID y. q Wharton, who is now caring
ss,rsso 0oys In the general hospital at
d I'M. Dr. Smith has such reputation
" Il nss 70 the Texas boys that when
Its NJ sss ~ IS compelled to go to the hos
i Dr sa =. once asks that he be placed
" n, 0nila's ward. DR.. Smith passed
I'm j, Examination of all the doctors
W ds ,V never tires, but works, appar-
anu night TO aid them.'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
ISLAND CITY NEWSITEMS
The Texas Cotton Seed Crushtrs Have Re-
vised Their Rules.
cITrS INTEREST IN THE WHARF COMPANY
Conclusions of the Special Examiner
Into the Mattcr--Dr. Moore May
Have Been Legally Elected.

Galveston, Texas August s.-The Cotton
Seed Crushers' association of Texas held
special meeting in the parlors of the
fremont hotel here today. The session
was well attended. nearly every mill in
the State being represented. The meeting
was called for the purpose of changing the
rules Of the Texas association to conform
with tho Interstate association, adopted
at Memphis not long ago. The necessary
change was made here today and now the
rules for the buying and hapdlins of cot
ton seed products are uniform throughout
the South. No other business was trans
acted at the meeting and the members all
left for home tonight.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
'IioV WAS CONVICTED
n, Term for the Murder Of " A.
Gray at Franklin
i Vas OUT ONLY A SHORT TIME
.-.,. was Laid on the Tenn
|ssIs' ,..nity Defense by the
S'''' ,.asc in His Charge

...,vs. Texas, August s. = After
ss''s ,,, ~ days in the trial. argument
srsslsasd in the Cannon murder =. case a.
Y, I'D I'd The charge was delivered 70 'n'
e,.ueer Ford delivered a three
....ea In behalf Of the defendant
. i. followed by J. O. Scott VINO ''0Ssl
,rape Brooks, who has won
p.s1 unions from visiting lawyers, de-
u. 8 exhaustive charge to the jury
! s s much stress on the temporary IN
u" ~, after remaining out one hour
~ ~ returned verdict Of guilty OF
ON, il the first degree and assessed
\ s.'r penalty at confinement in the peni-
t.sth! for life.
cannon retained his stolidity OF counts-
Mia the verdict was being read
IA, my life has been an evontfui
N, M today is its most eventful day.
= c,,,or was convicted of the murder of
rr.v At Franklin, Robertson coun-
]. ,udre Gray had Just finished supper
u walked out on his porch when he was
NJ doVn without warning. No motive
!. y. crime was known at the time, but
4 the trial political differences were
,,y,sd Cannon has been implicated In
.,.r. killings in former years, but has
ssrs been convicted.
!, his trial he tried to establish sew
III lines Of defense, especially temporary
i,,plty from the use of drugs, but num-
4 M, oi State witnesses swore he was per-
fHlv sane
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
DR.. MOORE ELECTED?

1t is reported In political circles that
DR.. John T. Moore has legal advice thar
the vote he received in the councils ayes
noes and blanks--oonstitutes election
to the office Of health physician. 1t was
also reported that the doctor was likely
to offer bond and mako tender of flling
tho office.
City Clerk McCracken said DR.. Moore
had not submitted his bond.
Mayor Jones said he had been Informed
that Dr. Moore had advice from three
prominent law firms to the effect that be
was legally elected, having received u
majority OF the votes cast. The point Is,
does blank vote count as ballot?
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09

wnere ne addressed the Colored Baptist
First Baptist church (colored1 here ana
THIS morning he addressed the teachers
OF Inc summer normal In progress here.
me professor is making brief trip in the
interest of the Prairie View school, and
Is making stirring appeals to the colored
people urging higher standard OF educa-
ton OF morals and of industry, and setting
forth the ADVANTAGES Of Prairie viSy in
helping the colored people of Texas to
reach this standard
Prof Blackshear has a very wide per-
sonar acquaintance. He enjoys the conf
dence OF white and black people all over
the State and Is doing much to popularize
the Prairie View school.
Falls county will have several repre.
sentatives at Prairie View for the next
session.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
shermnn ttoperty involved.

Sherman, Texas, August g. = Deputy
United States Marshal Mckee is In the
city and today served two writs OF assist
ance issued out of the Federal court OF the
Western district on occupants of property
involved in the Southern Building and
Loan of Knoxville. Tenn, litigation III
these two instances the marshal founu
only female members Of the occupants
served at ZONE and communicated with
Receiver Richards at San Antonio, wno
told him to allow a reasonable time 70
clause before dsrossessiDg. The amount
of Sherman property involved IN TINS h'i-
CATION Is about s50OOU.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
FROM THE CAPITAL CITY
School Land Agents win Collect Over a
Quarter Of a Million.
THE IRON INDUSTRY OF EAST TEXAS
Is the Subject of Inquiry by Outside
Capitalists = Taxes Gnrptshcd.
BOY BIcd to Dcath--Notcs.

Austin, Texas, August s.--Information
is beginning to accumulate here which
may lead to the collection OF neat sum
by the two agents created by the Twenty
sixth Legislature TO inquire into the ille-
gal occupancy of public lands. 1t is now
confidently asserted that they will gather
from quarter to half million dollars
the first rattle out of the box from par
ties who have heretofore been using
school lands without pretending to pay
for same, as well as from parties who
have in the past been habituslly delin-
Quent in their payments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
PROTEST FROM ELeIN.

An indignant protest has been received
here from citizens of Elgin against the
report sent out from here two days ago
to the effect that they had assembled at
the depot to lynch Enoch Moss. the MUIR
derer of Neil Lane. had Sheriff Davis of
Bastrop county come through there with
him, and that they were displeased with
Mr.. Davis because he had left his pris-
oner In Austin No demonstration what
ever, they say, would have been made had
the negro been on the train and there
was no unusual crowd at the depot to
meet Sheriff Davis
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
Mo,oney Family reunion.

Wolfe City. Texas. August THE an
nual reunion of the Maloney family. one
of the oldest and most respected families
In this section of the State, closed this
morning. The reunion was held about
two miles southeast OF this place. II com
menced last Saturday and was attended
by relatives from Dallas. Bonham, Sui
phur Springs, Haskell. Ladonia, Commerce
and those who resided here to the number
OF l04. II was most ENJOYABLE aHair
and Il was decided to hold the reunion
here again next year.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-09
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

AT the fremont: ID. II. Cabyell, Austin;
s. A. Cayitt. McGregor; b. Barber. New
Orleans; G. Degerman, New Orleans !. =.
Hatch, Shreveport; M. l.. Silt, Bolton; o.,
Morgan Kirke Denison; A. Lossner, ~ ~
Morrow, New York; G. w. Bennett, ST.
Louis; s. w, Hull, Chicago; J. d. Allen
Huntsville; II. l.. Hicks. New Orleans; H.
NJ Munger, Jr.. Mexia; 3. +. Bonner,
Houston; w. 3. Mastin, Grandyiew, Texas
Thomas r. Mastin and wife. Grandyiew;
X. G. Lattimer. Jr., Purcell. !. T.: Jas a.
weaver, Fort Worth; ]. e. Weaver, Rock
wall. Texas; Miss Cynthia GIL. Allenviiie,
KY; J. M. Winston and wife, Weatherfordi !.
w NJ Tapscott. Dallas. w. s. Dent, New
York; Miss Pearl Brown, y s. Trustworthy
and wife. Dallas: Ed Woodall, ltasca; y.
b. cheatham. Italy. Texas; Max kopple,
Bastrop; j. A. MURRAY. Kansas; Miss
Mamie Dale, A. II. Gee, Miss " Gee.
Miss B. Gee. Pilot Point; H. pullman, Chi
cage; WILDER H. Young, Palestine; X. \.
Evans. Eagle Pass; w. II. Evans. Austin;
H. D. Goldman, Louisville; H. l. White.
Bonham; Leslie c.. White and wife. Bon-
ham; y. w, Maury. Jr, Louisville, 3.
Gerard, Taylor; j. G. Hatch, Shreveport,
J. D. smith. Hilsboro; y. N, Adams, Fort
Worth; w. \, Hawkins. Midlothian; g.
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nIcbnond News Notes.

Richmond, Texas, August s.-By agree
ment of the bar all jury cases OF the
August term of the county court are con-
tinued until the November term.
Lon A. Hagan and A. Hirsch left tor
Galveston today to attend the great coun-
iii Of the Improved Order OF Red Men
NJ Texas. They will represent Shawnee
tribe No. 80. $780, :,
Hines Muldrew. a well known planter oil
Foster. Texas, spent yesterday in Richmond
with friends. ., ~
Charbon is reported to be raging IN the
county yet, and continues 10 prove ta'a'
with every subject it strikes.