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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-02-27
Notice to Creditors.

ALL p-rs' ns having demands against
the r.siat- of j. Char rs Acker, uecpas
81 are hereby nt,i fed TO present them,
properly proven, Ia The und, rsigneo,
within th. time prescribed by law, anu
,hono indebted tc tnak+ pa iueni.
Ii. A. CIR FFIN, Auu,'r.
Feb 20, 1901 S5
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NOTICE.

CERrIFICArE NJ. 2t for two (2)
" Share thu Capi nj Stock nf iii.
pendl-to, Oil And F-ri,iz-r Co., of Pen
ii-s,", s. c., i--u,d to b. b. Lewis Ir..
s, 1000 having been i.,s' white In trans /,
y uiHii- thir Ia L. warn any III parso.,
g4ipst trsdirg tor raisi t'aItificatA, 1t b.
lag sss.rthie>s, aa D new one will be Issued
IN leu thereof.
NJ. ~. HUNTER, Prea.
j. J. SL ON, So. n d Treas. =
P..ndIeton Oil and Fertilizer Co.
Feb g. Il OIL, sss 33
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A. A.TLANT1C COAST LINE

TRAFFIC. DEpARTM ENT,
WILMINaToN, N. c., Jan. 10 l.0l
Fast Line Between Charleston and CD
ambia and Upper South Carolina, NcIt
Carolina.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
GOING WEST. going HAsi
aNO 10 Nyo "a
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:, Nos. 4o3 and 4o2 ,'Thei Atlanta specal.. sora
vcstibuied Train, or Pullman sleepera and CoaA.
es between Washington and atlanta, also Pal.
nan q sieer"-' between Portsmouth and Cha iots
- Nos II ant THE g. A. L Express" Soil,
nretn. Cesche I'D Pullman soepers Leistet
Portsmouth and t'euIa. :. =
Bototie,hs make mediate connection al Al.
ifuta for Montgo ell ohiIe, New Oflcans fer.
az, california. Mexico Chattanooga, Nashville.
Mem ph!s, Macon aud Florida
70. Tickets. Sleepers, c,t-. apply 10
q. McP: Bate r. p. a., % Tryon tr. Chli.
e. s. John, vice-PresideD 8 nd Msn,sa
=, T.; 4; MeBee, General .'urei.nieL1 mt. =
W b. Glovcr, Traffic ii nager (,
Il. .. Allen: Gcnl Pes u ger Agent
aoherai Ofcers, Portsmouth,, va. y
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Mos: 81 and SO Solid Trains between ''harl !
e. NJ. EnRRsoy
Gen,l Passenger -ssrL
J T.. KKNLSv. sepera) "s '7ff
~ NRRsoH. Trrffr Msnsep
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P', y. nj. IA" a. m. '.S'' night.
DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN
CHARLESTON AND GREENvILLE.
Pullman rataoe sleeping cars ou Trims So and
%, .. a1st}:S. on "A. nnd Q. division. Dining cars
on these trains servo nil meals enrouic.
Trims :cave Spartanburg. a. s. 9. division,
norihhornd. 2 aS n: M. v;3f 2. m, 6:l3 p. M,
sVesiihmle Limitedl and 7:o1 p. M; south.
bule Limit cd). and l0:2U n. nj.
Trims cave Greenvilie,. A. and @. division
nortbbound, 0 .0e n ni, 2 "a p. m. nnd 5 :.9 D. m
VS.; ;;aaTiN iiIniiesii; anu :ia p. M. sorti,-
bound, lao o. r,.4 80 p. M. 12 :30 p m. (Vesli.
bule i.mil cdy, and II rs n. m. s,g5, q n
Trains 10 ard TO- Pulimrn Sleeping Cars
between Chnrltston and 90 nmbiS; ready for
oc .'lpaney al both points AT 80 p. m.
egeat Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping
Cals betweep Savann1h and Ashevi:ie enrofte
daily between Jacksonville and Cincinnati
FRANK 8. CANNON =. HsHARDWICK.
I bird v.P. os Cen Mgr. den. Fas. Agent :,
Washington. d. q. Washington, d, O
~. II TAYJOE, q. w. HCNT. ~ -
ASST. Con. Pas ATe. 49, Div. Pms. Aest.
Atihnta. TIA. Charles, on, s. @.
u 4
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Especial q rbc post1

chicago. M August 10 Armour & CO.
ana swift & co have Joined has,ss to
cxp,cu and develop the live stock industry
o. the great Southwest, with this object
In view they are to erect at Fort Worth,
Texas. huge modern packing plants AZ q
cost Of 100000 ana propose to have in
their employment at that polut az least
1910 men. The arrangements for the pro
jett We're finally perfected today Mt a con
ference held In The Rookcry building G.
w simpson, president OF the Fort Worth
SloN Yards company. IS a party 70 the
conuoct which was formally signed by j.
Ogden and George Il. Swift
lac plants TO be erected VIII be Similar
to hose operated by The companies In St
Louis, Kansas City st, Joe. Omaha aud
other live stock centers
6 W. simpson. president or the Fort
Worth Stock Yards company, spoke freely.
"rhe erection Of these plants" he said,
'''vli he boon to producer and consumer
not only in Texas bdt throughout the en-
tire South. With the gulf ports Of New
Cileahs and Galveston there can he M
dolt about the exporting VI cattle ana
packing house products direct to England
from Fort Worth."
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my feet were cold on the hottest day,
my tongue was coated, had chiils 'FRONT.'
my head to my feet, ! was weak and
had very little life and everything looked
dark to me. and often ! wished tor the
end.
~ took all kinds OF medic,ne--do not
think there is a drug store In this city
that ] did not get some truck from I
also used vapOr baths. dioted, drank all
the mineral waters, had many consuta-
lions with two OF the hest doctors OF this
city, used their prescriptions, but all
seemed Of no use.
AFTER months OF this kind Of work
! fully made up my mind to try Pc
runa, and thank God for IL, ms ! had
not used over two bottles until felt
q change, aud have been getting bet
ter ever since, and now Rm well and
strong. All my friends tell me how
well look. Let me say TO those who
are sick, try Peruna if you have any
Of my symptoms; it will cure you.
Don't expect to be cured by one bot
tie, but stick to II until cured. "---J.
Edward Clark.
| If you do not derive prompt ana salts
factory results from the use Of Pefuna,
write at once 70 Dir. Hartman, giving q
fun statement Of your case and he Will
be pleased to give You his valuable ad-
Address Or. Hartman, President go The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio.
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SAFE BLOWERS AT BEAUMONT.
a Lot OF Valuable Papers Taken by the
Burglars.

a Lot OF Valuable Papers Taken by the
Burglars.
Beaumont Texas, August lO--Safe crack
eis did nice piece of work with the safe
In the Eureka steam laundry last night
and rlned II Of it's contents. No one knows
what time the crime was committed or
have any clew to the identity of the guilty
parties, but when the proprietor opened
IN mis- morning he found his safe stand
Ing wide open and the contents gone. The
day books etc. We're left unmolested, hun
the thieves carried off one dividend cheek
for $500 which was unindorsed ana an
other for $40. which had the proper IN,
dorsnment The bank hook was carried
away sixteen shares of stock insurance
papers, etc. a.,
< hole had been drilled through the door
near the dial and explosives inserted. The
instruments used were crude hut very en-
fective. The door was not blown from the
hinges. but the back side 81 the aoot W" h
onened.
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LITTLE WAS DONE SATURDAY.

AuSllu, INAdSs august W.
THERE WAS VERY LITTLE DOING in
legislative circles today Neither house
was in session and the only committee
which did any work was the house sub
committee on senatorial districts. which
agreed on four additional districts during
the day, making total Of nineteen. In
agreeing on the Sixteenth district the
committee succeeded in placing Harris
county in republican hotbed, the DIS
trlct as decided on being made up OF
Harris, Waller and Fort Bend counties
1t is not believed that the subcommittee
report will stand before the full commit
tee when the latter body is shown, as
ii will be, the grave danger of repub-
ucan supremacy which would result
from such an inJudicious arrangement,
REPRESENTATIVE Kennedy tHarrisl made
strenuous protest before The committee
this morning and he and his co'league'
MIR Griggs, will fight the proposition
when II comes up in the house shouia
the report of the subcommittee be favor
ably passed on by the full committee.
THE HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE on con
gressional districts viii resume IFS work
on Monday aud will hold executive SEES
slons. beginning them on Tuesday In
order TO expedite matters Every one
interested has been given an opportunity
~ annear before the committee, which
now believes that 1t VIII be able to
ao,n,lete its labors sooner If IL Is not
interrupted. The fate Of the Houston
and Galveston districts before the SUP
committee is still uncertain. The Ells
him puts Harris. Montgomery, Walker'
Trinity. San Jaemto, Houston, Liberty
POLK and Cherokee in the First district
ana Galveston, Chambers Jefferson, Or
anee. Hardin, Newton, Jasper Tyler'
An,.eltna San Augustine, Sabine, Nacog-
docbes shelby and Pamela 10 the Sec
ond district. According to the rough
draft temporarily agreed on by the sub
com mittee these districts are as follows:
t;oiyeston district San Iacinio' POLK
trinity. Angelina, Houston, Cherokee,
Galveston. Anderson, Chambers and LIB
artv Houston district: Harris Fort
Rend Waller. Montgomery, Grimes,
Walker, Madison aud Leon.
A COMPARATIVELY SMALL NUMBER
Of legislators were in town today. Many
Of them viii not return until the middle
OF next week. The house VIII recon
vene Monday, but the senate viii mol
be called to order until Tuesday. Prac
tically all of the subcommittees which
nave been working during the week are
expected to be In session Monday.
STATE pRBASuRER ROBBINS yesterda,
evening sent the following letter % thu
ledslstiye committee which is lnvestigal
ing the failure of the First National bank
Hon. A. NJ Kennedy Chairman spects
Committee. House Of Representatives
Dear sir: Replying to your favor Of tn
! SIN instant. asking for a statement Q
| .h.eks ard othss itszas dapssitsd Ear s>'
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A FIGHT WITH THIEVES.
A Special Deputy Sheriff Named Left
wich Reported Killed.
TWO MEN WERE WELL BARRIcADED
And Sheriff Maddox OF Jack County
Was Forced to Seek Reinforcement,
While the Thieves Escaped

Fort worth, Texas August 10. sherin
Maddox % Jack comfy aud posse of
special deputies had light this afternoon
with two horse thieves at a point six
miles north ar Iackshoro. Tho thieves were
barrlcadcd and Killed one OF the posse
namod Lcftwich. The sheriff and posse re
treated Cor reinforcements and the men
escaped These men passed through Fort
Worth ono day this week. were overtaken
a few miles out by the sbcriu's posse and
wagon and team and some lead horses
eaptured
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BIG MEXICAN PLANTArloN.
IRRIGATION is to Be Used for Raising
Cotton.

IRRIGATION Is to Be Used for Raising
Cotton.
FL Paso, Texas August 9.-Lictor Jose
Maria I.ujan, an attorney Of Chihuanua,
was here today direct from the La Gunia
district. where he has been attending TO
me anal arrangements for the enlargement
OF the available cotton hand embodiea IN
the Hacienda Sacramento owned by me
Lujan family, which Is IN the neart OF lh ~.
seven engineers aud 700 scrapers have been
employed In making reservoirs and ditehes
In the Irrigation Of about lpvo acre or
Aheut $4,000 has been expended ny the
rompany for this purpose, but u viii ~
crease the rental from $1,000 20 soJe.
90 2 vear me hacienda consists of sixty
Ive distlnet cotton plantations AMI Is 10.
Gated in the states Of Durango anu
roahuftn
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San Maroos News Netes.

Mr. Harvey Joyce OF Dallas So visiting
his parents preparatory 10 a trip to Mex
leo.
Mr.. J H. Keys OF Austin was here
last week visiting his brother,
Irof stendtield has returned from Cor
pus Christi
Master clyde WaeleY OF Hubbard City
Is visiting at Ford lYy6,
Miss Bertha Sunceck OF Austin Is visit
ing al Mrs NJ C. Gehe's.
Miss Eulah Childress left for her home In
ygsIt a. NJ. MeKenaes.
Mr. and Mrs. Young have returned from
thu Buffalo exposition.
s. T. ChaBtaln left this week on a trip
to the border md Old Mexico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-08-11
oRANGE COUNTY CROP.

Orange Teycs, August lo.--The rice crop
In orange county IS IN excellent condition
and win yield very heavy harvest DR..
s. w. Shoars. manager OF the Orange
County Irrigation company, which II water
Ing nearly 1000 acres this year, says the
crop Is In better condition than ever be-
fore in This county and he anticipates a
bountjfuI hnryeSt There are 5000 acres
along the canals ia Oils county that will
Yield O full crop, Willie the recent rains
have nut the Providence crops IN good
shape also una they VIII yield eight bar
rfls TO the acre.
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Died from overNork.

Hsiisboro, Texas August 10.-Abe Therpe.
who sold the premium bale of cotton here
on the Tth, dled at Watson today with
congestion Of the braln. He worked TOO
hard picking cotton and was taken WITH
a violent chlll, which developed Into eon-
Eeation
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Trouble over Carnegie Library.

San Antonio. Texas, August 1o-rbere Is
some trouble about the building Of the Car
negie library the lot donated for site
being rather small for the building as con
tracted for II the structure Is not jammed
10 10 the street IN front the rear viii be
too close to the river, and u IL rs hniit ON
line OF the street the architect claims lie
beauty will he destroyed because Ot lack
OF front yard
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RELIGIOUS.
seventh pan Adyentlats.

Clehurnc. Texas August o. The lig
camp meeting OF the seventh Day Adyen.
lists began yesterday, August S, and will
continue am the 10th Inclusive This Is
thelr twenty fourth annual meeting. Among
the promiucni in attendance Elders w. A.
Splc0l of Battle Creek, \, 7. Dnpiels, late
oi Australia, now OF the general conference
embracing an countries OF the world; Dir.
and Mrs David PaulsoH OF chicago, A. a.
Jones, prtsideut of tile California confer
cHcc Hcnry ShultN Of Nebraska aud many
others. Hundreds Of members are In at
tendance,
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Robbed by a Footpad.

Denison, Texas. August 1o.-rhomas Arm
strong was held up In the streets Of Grove
at an early hour Friday morning hsd robbed
OF ssG0. lie was walking along the public
street before any one was out and .
stranger stepped out on The street ahead
of him and at the muzzle Of loaded re
money.
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pnmnIdo cortez I'D.

Karnes city. Texas, August 10. Inc Mex.
lean, Romoldo Cortez, who was shot In
the face by Sheriff W n Morris When the
latter was Killed, died In the county jail
here yesterday from the effects OF the
wound Inflicted by the officer Inc dead
Mexlcan Is a brother Of Gregoria Corte2,
who has recently been convicted Ia Con.
zales county for the murder Of HenTy
Schuabel
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Sam loueton Normal Library.

huntsville, Texas, August 0.lrhe con.
tract for building the new library Tor the
Sam Houston normal institute was award
ed to Ar J. Il. Mcknight Of halletsvllle,
Pexas. for yg3i2
The work on same VIII begin at once
ana the building Is TO be eompleted by
January 81 The building will be a mod
State,
prof H. G. Pritchett has given tho plan.
close and careful attention this summer
which assures Us fine building.
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sATTERwHlTE's BILL.

Following is the text OF Representative
satterwhltes bill to repeal the act forming
the present congressional dlstri is, men
lion of which was maue In Fridays Post;
Be 1t enacted by the legislature of the
State OF Texas:
Section !. That article 20, title ~, Of
the Revised Statutes of 1895 be and The
same Is hereby repealed.
See . The fact that there Is O. prop
ability that the present session OF tht
sature will fan 10 redistrlct Ihe aye
are now In the house Of repres natives
and senate Il large number OF worthy aRd
patriotic statesmen who, in order to win
congressional honors at the next gener |
election. must necessarily enter the po-
ltical arena at once, creates an emergency
and an imperative public necessity for tie
suspension of the constitutional rule re.
curing bills 10 be read ON three several
m dthis act be In force from and after Its
passage, and 1t is so enacted.
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cuero Cuttings.

Cucro, Texas, August ioDeputy Grand
Sachem Or. J. H. Mackelroy OF Houston Is
here for The purpose of reorganizing the
order Of Rcd Men OF this city
Mrs. SaiIie Williamson. sister OF MeFsrs.
sam aud John Calhoun, Is here visiting
relatives.
Frank Hunter and family have returned
from pleasant visit to mlhilFes IN Ne"
York.
Miss Parks, who has been the guest Of
Miss Iyuia Ilunter Tor several weeks iett
yesterday for her home In Bryan
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Want Confederate Home Enlarged,

san Antonio, Texas August 10,--A petit
tion Is being circulated in this city and
numerously signed asking the Legislature 10
make an appropriation 70 enlarge she Con
federate home 80 as 10 make room Tor the
many old soldiers who have asked for ad.
mission General w. e. kroeger hns the
petlton ia hand and old Confederate vet.
Grams are taking interest In It's circulation.
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SENSIBLE TO QUIT.
Coffee Agrees with Some People, bui
Not with All.

''Coffee has caused my son-lu-law 10
have nausea and pain In the stomach ana
bowels. 80.
In nv own case I am unable 70 rink
eofYee without having distress afterwards.
aud my son. II years Old has Rad dys-
pepsla caused by drinking cofee'
months ago aud have been using the fas-
tum Food Coffee since.
Each and every one Of Us have, been en-
,trelv cured OF our troubles aud We are
~ tnrall great friends OF Postum.
have tried several different ways 81 max
ing II, but there's 10 way 50 go9a as g
follcw ths directions properly tnsn we
Isuhis. sal Lynn Ctrsst. Maiden. hAaA
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san Antonio, Texas, August 10-Mourlua
Dc Border, a boy aged il years, started to
make fire for cooking the noon meal TO,
day, using a can Of oil for the purpose
Live Goals IN the stove ignited the OIL,
causing the can to explode and scattering
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Mot = CONTAMINATION.

dInlsboro, Texas, August s,.-sam Geld.
berg requests The Post TO say that he has
not consolidated his dry goods business sih
the tewelry business OF NJ. Goldberg, snd.
20 say that they have merely moved into'
the same building.
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ennzaIes Counts Ia VaIues.

Getzales, Texas. August lO.-'Assessor
I.hlnrston has completed his tax rolls for
GcnzaIes county for 1901 and shows an
Increase In total valuation Of $sis,I25 over
IA Tae total valuation for this year g
Sc !SS e2e: State tax, S3l,o9s. county
tax. S3S lO2 20; number OF polls, 4Ii4'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GOT BOTH PLANTS.


Armour and Swift to Build Pack
cries at Fort Worth.
Fort worth, Texas August TO-
Telegram was received here this
afternoon by Andrew Nimmc. mau,
axer Of the Fort Worth Stock Yarls
company, from Manager Niles Of
the Fort worth packing house. who
b nov IN Chicago stating that both
Swift and Armour had signed up
the contract with the local packing
house company agreeing TO locate
plants here. Both the Chicago pack
ers and the Fort Worth people now
In chicago will come here At once
t. Institute the initlatory work for
the erection OF packing houses The
old plant now hero. Il Is understood.
Is TO be included IN tae deal ana
VIII he mcderained Both concerns
expect to oNpend Ia Fort Worth
fully three million dollars.
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crulting Office here today. He u ennstipx
for the heavy artillery branch or ths
United States army service. Tbose enlist.
ing for the foot service nfe sent 10 Sap
Diego, Cal, While those for the mounted
service 20 TO San Antonio.
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Killed bx 4 Snake Bite.

san Antonio. Texas August io.--niehaFd
Keown OF this city was bitten by 3 sattle-
snake several days ego and died. from the
poison this morning. His sunenngs we're
horrible.
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the burning oil all over the boy iIo ran,
all ahlsze, into the yard and before any
Assistance could be rendered him he WAS
burned TO o crisp, every vestge OF clothing
hNlng burned from the body He suffered
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cherokee county Reunion.

dDuek. Texas August Sine contedefais
reunion was attended by some 5000 peopie
here today. There was barbecue ana
many OF the cid soldiers made speeches x
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Mnuement Of Cotton.

Yoakum, Texas, August 1o.-The cotton
season is opening IN lively how, the re-
eeipts here being unusually heavy for this
hAfa IN The season.
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plsrRIcrs AGRErn On.

VWTTVVTVV NV
tricts temporarily agreed on ly the honse
subcommittee on congressional distnet,
San Jacinto, Polk, Trinity, Angina
liorston, Cherokee, Galveston, Anderson
Jefferson. Orange, Hardin, Jasper, New
ton Tyler, sabine, San Augustine, Naceg
dcches Shelby, Piano a, HARRISON,
Grimes. Walker Madison. Leon.
Brazorin, Matagordn, Jackson. Wharton
Colorado Austin, Fayet'c' LaNaca, e''n'
Calhoun. Aransas Victoria Refugiu
Gollod, Bee. Karnes Wilson, GaGdalonn e,
nlclo, Nueces. puyal, zapaia; starr uig!,A-
60, Cameron. Webb La Snle. Frio. ~
yalo Maverick DimmIt Medina, uyalhde
Kinney, Bandern, Kerr, Edwards Val
Menard. schleieher crockett. pecos,
Brewster prcsdie, ,Jef Davis Reeves, II
Crane. Midiahnid, Uptoa Glasscock, stsr,
ling, Tom Green. lIion, Coke. Runnels,
Concho. McCulloch, CONAN. Brown. Palo
Pinto, stephens, Eastand, Shackehard
Scllrl, Mitchell, Borden, Howard, Daw-
son, Martin, Gaines, Andrews, Noakum,
Terry, Lynn, Cara, Kent, stonewan'
Baily, Cochran, Farmer, Deaf Smith,
Oldham, Hartly. Dallam, sherman, Moore,
Potter, Randall Castro, Lamb, Hockey,
Lubbock, Hale, SwiSher, Armstrong, Car
son, Hutchinson, Hansford, Ochiltree. Rob.
erts, Gray, Donley, Briscoe Floyd, Crosby,
Dickens Motley, Hall, Collngswortn.
Wheeler. Hemphill, lpscomb, Childress,
Cotte King. Knox, Foard. nardeman,
Wllbarger, Baylor, Wichita, Archer. Young,
Jack, Clay, Montague, WISE Denton,
Cooke.
Grayson, Fnnln. Hunt. Kaufman.
Collin, Rockwell, Dallas ellis,
Lamar, Delta, Hopkins Franklin, Camp,
Titus. Norris Red River Bowie, Cass,
/ Marion.
Rains. Wood Upshur. Van Zandt, Smith,
Henderson, Busk, Gregg.
Navarro. Hill. Bcsque McLennap, Cor
yell. Bell.
Tarrant Parker. Johnson, Hood, Somer-
Vile Erath Cumanche, Hamilton.
Freestane, Limestone, Falls, Milan. Rob
ertsou Brazos
Washington Burleson. Lee, Bastrop,
Caldwell, Hays, Travis, Williamson.
Bexar, Comal, Kendall, Blanco, Gillespie,
Mason, Llano Burnet, Lampasas, San Saba,
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Seeking Recruits al Mckinney.

Mckinney. Texas, August o,-sergeant
Thomas NJ. Doherty opened up branch re