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C, W. lilies
A, A, Jaynn
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Julin I.)u)d
..1'iui, 0. M, Lynn
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...J. M. Allriily.'r
J, M. Curl.
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W.L. Murphy
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hemiHii I, H. Hciijsiiilu
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MYNOI'MH
CI' D.-4-InIous ol' lb fsiiirsor A-i-muiIm.
IReiKirti"! for tint Ju I vcf Ion Newahy t). H.
Uutoa, of Urn tiulvuni u nar.J
James Fratior vs. Stale. Appeal froia
Franklin. ()iinion by Winkler, ). Con
viction' for ihnft of a inurn: punishment,
- Mven yours Imprisonment. It nmmii that the
Nuto made ft sncouil cllurt bel'nro ft eonviu
lion wm obtained. The following ilocunumt,
pproveil by tho Juilio umi ordered tiled hh
a part of tho reeird, it set as a stntomont nt
facts! "Hie hill of indictment, No. (10,
char! theft of ftbnv maro, tho prnpurty of
"W. fl. Graham, on Ilia 27th diiy of August,
1877, Hiid, with oxooption of a difl'oroncn in
description as to color, tho present indict
Bont and bill in cm No. 0(1 nro tho same in
aubsiance, 1 lelouiNiit wa.. pnluu trial tindor
Uku bill in caao No. 'Jtl, and tho witness llra-
" hum culled to toslify, wbon ho ttnlod that tho
niinal charged to liavo boon stolen was u
light brown, when the District Attorney
nxmestod tho court to permit him to enter a
nolle prosequi, which wnsdoiioovorohjeclion
of defondant. J. ). Urvgn, witnes) lor dfl
tondunt, Huid : '1 biivo known Gmhnm's
maro tor snvcral yeurs ; sho 1b a lii;ht brown
maro ; it lighted in tho shin when sho sheds;
about her hips alio resembles n dark bay ; 1
cull her a lil)t brown.' Approved 'as a
itatomeut of fiiclbmid ordered tiled m a part
of the record in raid rauso. B. T. Kstes,
Judgo of the Fifth judicial district; Slod
MovVmber ltl. 1H7U. U. & Yates, District
Clerk." From tho above ttnta
mont of facU, or .whatovor it is, the proofs of
tho appellant's guilt nro not mndo to appear,
nor even proof of venuo. Kuversod and
remanded.
L liurk vs Stato. Appeal from McLen
nan. Opinion by White, 1' J. In the mo
tion for now trial three several errors nro
' pointed out in tho cxprojsion, " penetration
of the person of the fomido by Hint of the
male," ustd in tlueo sovurul praraphs iij
the itmrKO. Counsel have m t uri;uud the
case nor Hied briolV, and we aro left to con
jocturo, in a measure, tho full forcoof tho
supposed error, the statement in tho motion
for now trial being limited by simply asset t
ing the error to bo in the lnnguao quoted. If
oorrcct in our coniecturo, the objection is that
tho charge is not autlicienlly full and explicit
in statins positively to tho Jury that to .con
stitute rape . o do not think
the objections well 'taken, when thq context
or whole ot either of the several paragraph
objected to Is considered. Our
, statute doflnoa rapo. P C art 528 The
oliarifti of ttiu court Uihjs the expriusiou "eir-
-nal knowledn"." used in tho dominion of the
code to characterize tho oll'onse. The words
"cHrnul knowltdtje," have a meaning lis well
Understood . in common acceptation as any
other ordinary i xpression, and aru convorli
blo or intorchanireable with tho words sexual
iotcrcoui Jm as Used in our 1kiij;uiij;o. McMath
s State. 65 Oa., 803 1 Wo are of opinion
that the child Sarah Alcliee displayed sutll-
o'ent iutolliironco to testify as to tho transac
tion, and that the court has not abused the
discretion conferred by law in permitting her
to testify- Brown vs State, 2ToxCtApp,
116; iil.'OTcxCt App, 286; Ake vs State, t!
Tex Ct Ann. 8'.)8.1 The application for con
tinuance was properly overruled because of
the iiiadnuasimliiy ot tcedcsiroa evulonceanct
for wautof diligence to obtain the testimony,
and for want ot compliance with tho sixth
subdivision of article 660 ol Code Cliiuinal
Procedure. Atlirnvd.
Uoorre Dorun vs State. Appeal from Na-
.varro. Opinion by Clark, J. This is the
second appeal prosecmeo. in tins case, tue
sains li'iviiig bm'ii fo(iuerly revorsed. Dor
an vs Statu, 7 Cl Appeal, 885 Another trial
was had in conformity wilb the opinion cited
with the same verdict as before. No error
anocars from the record, after careful nxami.
nation of the numerous assignments of error
incorpon ted In the transcript lho charge
of the court is a full and correct exposition
of the law: the verdict is fully supported bv
the evidence, and is correct in form, and clear
ly shows a ttndintr, of guilty for the otleusoof
murtler tn the nrst degree, witn a?mgnment
of a l,'na penalty for that otlense, Noorror,
cither ol a substantial or formal nature, ap-po-M
in ... nP,i- Affirmed.
Louis Baldwin ts the State. Appeal from
QoIizkic. upiuion by Wnite, 1 J. The
aixth subdivision of the chnrco of the court
to the uiry is almost, if not literal! v, a com
of the charge of the court wilh regard to the
relative weight, character and fict of cir
cumstantial and positive nroof when com
. pared together, delivered by tho presiding
Judge in the case of Monroe Harrison vs the
State, decided at the present term. In that
case the charge was dissected, and its inher
ent defects and errors lully pointed out, both
in so far as it wns upon the weight of evi
dence, and In so far as it was incoriect As an
attempt! enunciation of lh? principles ol
law amdicable to those twobranches ur elm,.
esof evidur.cn. It is only necessary, on this
branch ol in case, to refer
for its disposition to the opinion
of JuJg Clark in, Harrison I cmo. It whs
rror for tlm court to permit the jury to take
with them lulo tlioir mom, where they re
tired, tho rille gun and balls which had been
exhibited and tosti'terl alumtby the witnesses
bmiih vs. SlaU-, 42 Texas, 414 Weare fur
ther or opinion tnai uie covin errea, as mown
by uie third Pill ol execpuons, in not permit.
Vina defendant to prove, If he could, his will
lugneu to try his shoe in the footprints found
on the ground and tuppostd to nave been
niadu by Ih" usmmsln, and iiUo that lie n
iiieated tha pul'th'S liuving lillil llliller Hl nt
In luiiiiMiro the liiirui's .foot and aiiply the
inensiiru to tliu Inns tracks supposed o Inn n
imi u liimle by tlm Hiillnal ridden bv lb"
nir-in to ami I'rniii the plaeii (.f killing. Tim
cvlilciicn bi ll g wholly dr. iiinntanlinl, every
Tint and clri'Uioftiincii ,i iilmilnli d to illllinl
lliitn tliiiliiiiisiicliiiii slinuld liavn bevn per
milled In gn to, 4iul bo weighed by, tho Jury,
Unversed Hint reiualiileil,
T.J. Meyers v, III" Hint", Appeal frnin
John. on. ' ipiiilim by Winkler, J, This Is the
i rmid conviction of appellant lor murder In
(lie llret degree, mi I the cine him been hclor.O
. . , .1. I I ,, I u . ,1 I I, 4 . ..
iMl.lt llireo uiiie. 'i i i. up , it i l ,pp
1.1 111 thnsfl rkrl will bn fi lll.d IhO hisllTV t'l I
Ihe iwrflii'itlun Ami tlm law points gem I .U)
llfcllMi il. Much of the law of tlm cunt Inu
been aolllcd so that them nro but low iiu
tloi.n prntiiiitril bythii ap)ieal, and which ate
lil.clv lo ct imi mi anotlmr trial, wlilcli arn
niiei sHury in l.n coiiMdnrnd m Ibis npiiiiniii
I, As to the errors in-signeil upon tun m
l'uiil of tho court ti grunt ariiangn rf venue,
In tho iniilioHnnd si til 1 1 it it of I he defnmNiit
vailuiis ,i'niiiel aro set out going to xli'iw
I lint a tiinl sluiiild not bn had in
llm 01111111 v of Johnson, whoro llm pro
teclillon hiid lim n coimmuicril, but in the
KllliPlll'tlog iillhlaviln out li Is nimbi tn tho tin
glo legal ground that tin-in exil in Jnlimniii
eniinlv. where the eami liad linen coiuuu'n.'ed
and was then pending, so great a prejuilli'ii
ncainnt tl'o (leroliilnnl that he could not
olitnln u fair and imparlml trial, Krom nn
e.vniiiiiiatlnu of llm ovhlenee as net out in the
Irmiierllit, we oiiii nut say that nt the lime
llm iiiiiiliealion Was heard there nxixlci
great n priciiiiicn iigaiust the dcleudiiiita as lo
prevent Ins oliuiiiniig a lair unci Impartial
trial, The judge in making an Investigation
as lo tint fact ol iirrjinlicu appears In linvn
pursueil sutmtanlially the pmcticn wlilcli Hail
generally obtained and which has since heeu
lormulatnil hy an aiiieiiilnient to tlm t .nilo ol
Criiiiimil I'roci dure,' (Ait. 6NM) which will
obtulii in I'liliirn. In matters ol' this ckariio-
tor tho co m t will be loth to Interfere with Dm
ruling of llm Judge below unless It bn madn
that tho ruling was an abusu of discretion,
anil tho riirhls of the Applicant hml been pro
jiidiced by his action in tlm premises. Nolan
vs. nunc, , n. Appi., ii.id; i ,n i no in vs. tiiaio,
4 Cl. Appl.,267, and cases citi'd After dis
posing of points of nvidnui'o raiswl ami the
charge ol'tho cniii t In Renernl, and error is
r,, nnd. the court sat : It is shown bv the re-
Cord that after the trial before the jury had
ended, so farasthuoviileiiceand tha clnirgool'
the court is cnmeined, and after the
jury had retired In charge of the
ease to consider ineir voruici,
and had boon so In cliurgo of the case from
the 2,'ld tot'ia 2ilh of the niontli of.luly, '7'J,
k bill of exception nntna that tliu judgo of his
own motion had the jury culled into court
and asked if t' ey had agreed on a verdict, to
which the foreman replied: No; thoy had
not, and two of the jury replied that there
was no probability of their agreeing, where
upon nt the request of counsel for the Mlato
tho court ovor objection of tho defendant's
counsel, gave tho jury tho following addition
al instructions: "You are further instructed
in this rase that if you II ml tho defendant
?;ullty or murder In tho nrsi degree umior ino
acts and the law, an before given you in
charsje, then you will say by your verdict,
'wetholurv tl lit I the defendant guilty of mur
der in the llrst degree,' and you will assess his
punishment at ileal 11 by hanging, or at con
finement in the penitentiary for life, in vour
discretion. If you lind him not guilty, vim
will simply say so by your verdict. The
reasons operating on tlie mind of the court as
given in his own language appendes to the
bill oroxception. "llio niry ns charged iv
the eourt on tho evenini' of July 2ii, 187'J
Afternoon, July 25, 18711, the day when the
Itovised renal Cotln went into cllect, the
court called in tjie jurv and asked the q ilea -lion
stated In the bill of exceptions, -and
then charged them on tho punishment of
murder in the Uisl-degreo as provided m
Said I'snal Codo. The uoui't considered tho
new code as having gone into client on tho
25i.h of Ju.y, 187U." Tho law in force when
the trial commenced was the low of llincaso
until it cinlcd. Walker ve. State: 7 Ct.
App , 245. The subject is controlled by
aru.O of the llnal title of the llnvisod Stat
utes, (p. 718.) Reversed nnd remanded.
Kobert Mack vs. Mate. Appeal troin
Onss. Opinion ol W hite, 1'. J, Upon an
extended review of the facts tho court says:
With this testimony ot the prosecuting wit-
ties', it it stood by lUclf alonn and uncontra
dicted, wo do not think defendant (if not
entirely justillnblc on self-defense) could eos-
sitiiy ite guuiy oi an assault wuu iiuont w
murder. If tiie facts slated aro truo lie was
ina pulilic road; ho was the assaulted and nut
tho tiBsauliing party. Tho objection to the
charge of the court is that it was calculated
to impress tho jury too prominently wilh the
Delict llial in llio opinion oi iiio.iuugo urn
Blacks came to or by Martin s house in pur
suance 1 1 a conspiracy to Kin nim or uo nun
some serious bodily harm. The question ns
to whether their iMtnrn by his house wns an
accident, and if the snid return was by a road
they would naturally follow in going totlieir
respective Inmies was not submitted or so in
corporated into the cliargo as to relievo it of
lialnlitv to crcato the impression indicated.
We think the court also orred in excluding
ths evidence set out in the bills of excepti.u,
as to the declarations of the assaulting party,
made at the time, and on tho ground, jiut
after tho difficulty occurred. Theso were res
gestae, and tended to show tho animus of
tho assaulted party in tho transaction, lto
versed and remanded.
J. W. Webb vs. State. Appealed from
Johnson. Opinion by Clark, J. In order to
sustain a prosecution for embezzlement
against an agent of a private person or cor
poration, four distinct propositions of fact
must be established in evidence beyond a
reasonable doubt: 1. That the defendant
was the agent of the person or corporation as
alleged, and by tho termsof his amp'oyer was
charged with the duty of receiving tho money
of his principal. 2. That he did so receive
money belonging to his principal. S. That
he received il in llio course of his employ ment.
4.' That ho embeutled, misapplied or convert
ed to his own use. Leonard vs. State, 7, Ct.
App, 417; ex parlo Hedley, 81 Col., 10,
Kvidontly tho money received and embezzled
must belong to tho principal or employer,
and tho identical money received must be
that embezzled, for if by transmutation or
Changes it loses its ossentnd characteristic as
property of tho principal, and bocomes nt
any time the property of the agent, it ceases
to become the subject of embezzlement.
Statutes of ombezzleiuent wore not Intended
to provide against evory breach of duty or
pecuniary obligation on the part of ugenu
and tho Tike toward principals or employers,
nor does the law regarding the latter das
with such peculiar favor as to provide a
criminal remedy for the enforcement of their
contracts and the collection of their debts.
Theso statutes necessarily require a careful
discrimination in their application to the va
rious cases that may arise, and it is sometimes
difficult to mark out wilh entire precisimi
tho line of demarkiition betwoou act punish
able as crimes, under these stntute,and .those
that may nut be embraced by them, while
they may yet present strong cases of
breach of ood faith and viola
tion of the conlldence roposed in the party
guilty of tha breech of trust. The, true tost
my"b found in -an application of the four
pro positions first above stated to the facts of
the particular case, and it either of the in
gredients mentioned be found wanting, it
may be sattly assumed that the Matutes do
not apply. ( ). The Indictment In
this case charges the appellant with embei
ilcmcnt of eighty-seven dollar ), tho property
(.f tie hinder "ilni uli ilmli'g iniiipiiiiy, sp
pulliint being the agent ol th roijiiiiiiiiiili,
iiiilliorlznl I" receive, and In 1'ni't, leeeivlng
said inoney bv virion of hit ngency. it was
(Invi liiped in ih" nvi.li'M'" upon ilu trial thai,
aiming oilier trniiai lloiis belueeii ll,e purlins,
tlm nppelliinl, n I'genl, reo'lveil flvii .owing
mai l s I'ioiii the princlpid, nnd w naiilhoi-
i.nd, iiulMiln of llm I'olill'.ii'l, In ti'iele 'hem
Inr slin k II Im n w lit; lhl lie ilhl, and nib
sequeiilly Icielelid Ihesloi l. In lii r i ti I pu I,
which was du'liird. '1 !' I'll'd
ell'ectof til's aiithni i.illoli, III oppoiilrll to-
tliu tm in id tlm nriglnul r.iiiii'act, n mi
etseiill.ili,,l,,irl'ii'v IV in llm I'Ogimil employ-
iiiini. d I'.:. (' ir.ial chai t;'i lii thmtiiiusof
tliu Igei.ry, us r.lli'e'.ed by Mm Malum l tn-
l.wlein Uy tho tri ms cl the eniiiincv
ti e niliel si.' ", . tn t
, Ivn iii navini lit for
m elm us only nay
and nol's, and tluse
nrocee ds nl miles ho wu
obligated In turn
...... I,, ll,i, e.inilniliV. Without a Yhl'lll
Hon lu llm c.-iiii'iu't mi cirW..l' wort of
clllu r ch s (if prni'ii'ts W illi I l...vo prop
erly subjected In proicculioii, for, hvtoml
qumtinn, llm mm. r.V or notes would I o lbs
property (if llm eo'iiipsny and reioivoJ by
him by virtue "f "K' '' f illltt
change of tlm coiitruot lUrc reunited a dm; ge
In 111 it chnnicter of tho proceed received
from a salu of tl innchino. Wli'-n ilctenil
antuxchaiigcd tin in for hnr.es, by authority,
and tlm company reftisel to remivn the
horses, to wliuiii did limy bel ;rg'! (Nnl I"
llm coiiipiinv, I'm' it ilisinvui'd t'leni. I h i net
of sale did lint ('nlistllllto "II cinbiW.lolimiit
for that was nnilior.zci,iiiiilhi' I" l ot clmived
with llml species of emhe.i'.lu.iieiit. The
Iioih.s being llm property of appellant, the
proceeds cf their mm were likewise hn pro
perly ami imtspicillcally the propellynt the
com'punv, nnd by tlm action of llm la'ter it
had leuiitto l itself tn thn chnnicter of nil or
dinary creililor and held a pomonal demand
agaiu'.tthe Hppnllanl for Ihovalun ol 'their
iimcliines, Id" his cninmissloii, nnd imcd not
have uiilorcrd a suit at law lor Uie iqieoilic
liiiiliey received by him upon nmhict the
horses. lievcrs' d and reimtinlud.
4 oiiliiilx-li'ucraof A l-ulst.
Tlm t'liniuiis-iuimi'S of Appeals rendered
the following dioiidoiis Thursday nt tialves
ton :
Z II John vs S J nnd V 0 Denniiian.
Krom Jloiistoii ciuiiil'. 1'ie-hbiig Judge II
S Walker did not sit in this case. Itevrrseil
and reiiianded. Opinlun by Judge A S Wal-
k"V It Iteagiui vs Mary Clnrk. From
Kails (Oiintv. lb verscd and loinnnded.
Opinion by Judge (llliluu.
() A llHgleyetai vs Henry iv vviiiie. rrnm
tlrimes coiiniv. Alllrnm.-t. Upinioii hy 1 re
siding Judge It S Walker.
Mayor's Proclamation.
To thn CKixoiiM !' Italian i
Whereas tlie I lly I'ouiKill of Dillaa (your
ho ortil repierfi ma ' v. a) by a iiiuiiiiiuhih voiu
Invlloil liei.or 1 l.iillil lo vlnli. olo- eily, mi l,
whu en In pur uhiiim ui s iul i iin s.nl will
of your rcireaiila"ea, lu aii.l uncer Ihhi. ue
Uoiih, f, a iliu Mnyoro yom eily, iv.niiiioiil
Ortinl lli's.imu lo Uii'ini'il Hum , inblreHrul
at llm ( IIV ol Mexico, iiiv.ii k nnu
In visit IIiiIIhH In tne en nt lu leiuninl
ti the Unit, il Maus ini xiove lui, lonsa.
No aiiswur ha Imiui icivlv.-l, whHefme we
liny nasnoubly lifer Hint ibe Cinniuiilca
Una llnH Hot tl- i ll letelVed
Iii lie til r ob.'illiic u Hie expresseil will
of your repi'cneii( a ' Ivi h, 1 illi piitetieil lu
Mrs rs. llnileaoilHwaiiKou, Miln luluideiil
of the lima of road iiiu-rvenlng Ibis point
and UaiveNiiiii, unit am inuuiy uri n o 10
ntiilif Hint live passage ami compiliiieoliii'y
iii'iirU-HpHitro (ixitfiiueil Pi me eily oi liiilus
liv iMUll "I Home ills' hull flic 1 ' llH I'lulfll-
ili-nls, iii 1'ieli' kind and esiuiieoiia pini.sat in
eouvey on IiivIimiIoii eoiiiiolU'ie tenia Itii
eliv i) vlsil, tbo w.irbl-icaiwiud vl nor lo
our Hi nte
ISHW, .Ml m-. i,
ttulUi, ivipl, a;, I'll) I', l
"Vi'tiry companies, riu
"iisiiVi ur dry, an wnll i
New, Hinierore, Mayor nr uie euy ol
r.r,i ii.'imreiu-ijii, our
nil oth'T nrjul.ii1 1 ins
us Ml ol nttr i ili.i-it-
inlikn'iicli U'nl evervl.iiing in li'i'lr i iiwcr lo
iisJVir- Ibe I'lieeutl. u ol 'I n -ml llcil uinl
pni ly a lie:ii tv-an i li-isiintb:it w i e nuo lu
tlineily ol Paths, sboulii liny d tti'u.inei
honor i s wp n ili.-l pres. nee
1 inn gnitille I to s..- loilm'. i lie j; i-. In" sm -tlni'illi.
here, (willi.iulai lio.iur-.lilo eMep
turn It' mill t: 'up), Is Iii liivor
Of ileilill!lg I1 li- t'l I' ll (.!' nt
wn ciime us cor I I tl- tlnu. priinise i
by n her f ouiheivi cili-'a, v-ii-Ji.l In our
StaU'.
It ahotlll be a miniv. r.l fv'n p .iisiitu in
nil pin t ion I lib nl ie I'ol. 't eit itw i' lo Imve
olw rviM Hi-1 no pmita in IV litui r P llnenl
pi'ejii'tlnes have mennuU any nl i linuo i aril
ellMiliig In ;ll -so ovaiil'ine lowi liN ou who
lia-i l"e" so n im. re ui-,.,.u u.s u rci'nwuui-
tlVBIll 111 S AlM-'ii'll" p "I'll
.1. M llll ltil )'.i M.ivoi.
ii.v uim:hy
RUSSELL & CO.
HOUSE TOWERS and
Portublo Saw Mills
Parties waMllnn ' anvthliK In pur line will
llml it to tlurr aiivMiiuitfi Ui call, ex.m
Ine lUHdliluery anil act prl s.
e"A liberal itiarmint the trade, oir load
louaud furUAMci (.tl-TOMKltg.
Atteniafor
GINS & MILLS
And f t the Ce.brau d
Globe Cotton Planter !
The beat In nar All InipilrliH n heo fully an
an. ri . Ilrnneli House! Ot7 4'omnn'ree
at , Kiillim, Texan
W. J, Betterton & Co.
REMOVAL!
Hiving been hii-ned out at lhr re-il KlUK
tliey li .ve oeneil mil, anew nt
No. 703 ELM STREET,
And aro lullv prepared t" till U onlers as
usn d. Tuej luva a dill supply ot
WHISKIES. WINES,
nrt amimn. Ac.
ofve y qT'lltv. to wlilcli lliey m.ite tlie at
tuiil.in nl the IU'li.
FATJiilNlTB.
U-liuiaii, fnllcltor ol Americ.
uinl
All
V,..-U1I I uU'iU, rslll Oll'll, II.
bti.iuiss i-iiiie.lKl wild Patents, wli.tlier be
fri Uie Haleul vi.lii-e i.r the Court", pruinptly
all-noil to. N'n rtiarko uneie unless a lent
. arrl .-end (ur elrcular. uniTjii.
Imm, kmm
I0stlihllhiil .luliiliiu , l7l.
1 In. Actual liusinoHH Trninin .A:ri:
('i-yinth Annual Tuna fioi'n Jaiiunry until
d dicir, .
i!srn4K:.
FIRE
INSURANCE
ACEWCY.
Piirtb aili sli'lnjrllrit-chiss I.N-L'ilANl K will
call nil J. J. I'a'iies. Ilisiiramin Aueut, olllee
iui:il I its street, Up at-lrs, over I'adgltt Uros.
Itu.reienllug the lotion ln(! Colliianli'Bl
.tltK'l'iC'tll 4'OUlIK'lllllt'M:
Etna, of iiuiiiiiiil.
Hartford, "
National, . "
Ins. Co,, N. A., riilladelphln.
FrnnKUn Flro Ina. Co., I'hil.
N. Y. Undorwrltor Afiioncy N.y.
Ctrman American, New Vorn.
Manhattan, ew York.
St. Paul F. & M., tt' I'aul, Minn.
Torrigii 'ninuii..:
Liverpool A. London A Clobe.
North Brlttlsh tu Morcantllo.
Lancashire
ratronage of the public solli'lled
J. J. CARNKS,
frliix flip Klin eueet.
0. It. MILLER,
C.irpcntcr & Builder,
Mi Mulu street.
D.illllH,
TtXUS
II ivIiik returned to Pal as to slay, I maybe
round In shop ready to do anything In llm
building 1 lie,
tfl will Ink" one or two unimproved lot
u cicliinnt) tor Minn. fi'ilib
UOLLOWAY & CO.
Wholesale and Ketnll. Dealers In
Fruits and Produce,
No. 814. Kim St., - - Dallas, Texas.
And Agsuts for
'iissouri
Cider,
Put lip In barrel and kens.
J. K. bchnuliUr. All'r.d Pavls
.St'liiii-hlor tV WjivIm,
Wholesale Grocers I
AND llEAl.lil'3 IN
D A C C I N C AND TIES,
M4 and 111) Kliu St., oor. Lamar,
Ptl.l.AS, TKXAS
in., l-l
HOTEL
The fiinilture ami fixtures ot the ell known
Kiirnpean Holei, Kml nrih, Texas, lias Ibe
laoo- i nude, nnd Is the brat pa Inn b uise lu
the 'nro. IIWI8011 lur aniietr. sicanea-. rm
iih.1 tlrolnro Hiiilri'ss Kuioi can lintel. Fori
iVmtli. Texas, or liiiiulru uf C. K. Hosiner, lias
Fitter, Klin Mr,-e , ballaa. Texas mnrtl
3F "O" iva: 3
Of all kinds
FOR S5AT--3iS.
C. E. HOSMER'S
Stam, Bas & W&ts? Piltifig Step,
Dallas. Texna.
o ojXm
Cnstsinurs can Ix assured ofgettlag Brst-class
COAL, as heretorore, screened clesn and ,
delivered, at the lowest market rains.
Send in Your Orders,
I. G. C1IIL1S,
Cornfr l.mnftr ard.lAckntiK Rireets
Great IMortlrVestern
Sale Stables.
Silberstoin & Hirscli
Proprietors.
HALE STABLE
oot of MAIN RTIIKET, cppnelte til
(.lulsbtleld House, ltuy nbd il
Horses nnd Nines.
200 BROKE PiULES tv ANTED
I IH ATIO tl,.
720 Elin Strout, Callao, Tu;;as.
December 1SH0. For Catnloguo cuiitalulng full liifoimi.tliui, cull at tho college e,
IE. B. LAWrtCNCE, President.
I.l
KLviS a'lWVasukikwi.it'.MU,Mi V.
Shingle
Sash and
"Ji
AT
i
AT
"T( Tl '
CLA12K & BOYD, Proprietors.
In now prepareit to furuls.'i nil kUils of
Rough & Dressed Lumber, Flooring, Ceiling, Etc
At tlie Invn'Hl f rlei a ofleied In the market,
luriil. iiluiiB on lint d. r A 1 1 1. in I luinl;
r A - II in I minus at
nlsbdl at elmriesl notice. ( irdi rs I'l'iun tliu coiintl ) sollullisl a,- it piiunplly illleil
Ir.tlllllAMiN .1
0M1 StKXHO'S V5Y EMlllsT l Ol!'8 IX Vi Ivtl.iiTS
'J linuijiliiiiit tlila Sta' is Wo us' an .,
Inferior Class of $mUa :ufj Used
Hy kolli Slilppris ami I!e;elvcrs.
If a inoie reliable nil lele were lulnplid whereby tin" eiinld bono u'fat dlflirelice, luth jar
His won d no boiler sail-iltd.
Fairbanks & Go's
IT
AMD COUNTER SCALES,
HAV1-: M'fllOU T1IK TKST FOSt Til US 13 31 AS V YEAItS
And are, I'ar Excellence,
Tho Only Acknowledged Standard' of the World
J S. BROWN & CO., Agents,
fib'a
TWENTY-FIVE C2KT COLUMN.
KWTICKN.
O'J'li.'li Ailverllsi nii-nts lua
be ksiuled
lo 8 p. in .,
I n. in.
IV inti, nnr l.llsincliS i-'lliix tl!
and Into Ih"
ivu rmnii n
1 UTH .,
Il inu inn. I v.iur linn. tine,
ii.i',.s, i.nicc lllui" a, 1iukki!'.i', truuks,
n... itnivtwt. l.iu'LC'l ami shipl'i-n, ol Ulip'-Chi'il
Willi o-ri-ulio elit'Hi, On liol lull tn e-b on H.
K lireuter. CnUis lefl a. .limes Murpli) ',
71.",, will bo piulliiuly littniiileo to. il
conve.'lint, l"-av nicili "n
several days prevluiii). Hales Ivnui li'ids up
ward.. "'i mini. ib'C.ISillliin
l'OK "tt'.XT.
F
OK. IWOST New cot lime, next tn corner of
llrowder mid onil ai., un 3 inunis ami
k Iflieuiwan'i oj premises. lueuiieMl no4
street. """-il
F
7li.il! tth.N'1" A dwelllni; witli tare law
iisiitK. en t.l'i. a. reel. Imlwei'ii lliicSlol
uiid.lc Dm son sli Hood watvl iiouuduut. Ap.
iiy to ,H .11 Uei'son st. ioiii'IIi
1JlR KICNT A twe7-tn"ry "riiek bullilli'ir,
' eniil aluln; l-l rnnujanuil b-seineat; el
lerti and jpiiiil Willi "iilaoln 1'ir bimiillji;
hmiseoi lintel, 8 bl x'lts from tbe siuai. -p-ply
in ,) U Davis, Jmrll
TTlOIt KKNT
111" Kim ttwt. Adler's old
12 sis
or ant ,
rtiiltHt'lM t'ur orv uooiia. utocerlea.
I business. Apply to .Inn Hr"vo-
Inir. li I' l
, fc'T reel
inn vinil
jmst'i:i.i.AXt:iN hams.
WANTKD- Tuiellor traileforairoiiil borso,
a llillilv 11W top bUKKy. luqlllre t 1110
Kim street. "1H,I'i4
W'a'StKU A Hie nn ii to oiiivbbs ibe
cnioli', to mil Ills l.nile Speedy Corn
Sntiler, llml iveiy turner will buy wli.n he
seca li. lall ai. tlie l.'1'iui told liuiis-i.
WAVrt.1 r.tTweil' furiirHheiT looiii w tli
board, by a -utitleiueii unit lie, nlsmt
the llrst nr Ap II or smuirr, not nter five niln
tttra walk rrnm f-nntrer lima', aline. Addrsss
Hoarib'1' 11. r,.lil nniee, niarlw
"11 TA -TKD A Kit iiHttoii In prlvntu finlly,
by a wlttte woman, tn iln uvueial-liou-o
woiK. lniiibe at Sir. Julius', tmcl. i l nluu
saloiiti, Knst IihIIiis. luiirlS
FOB HAU:.
IOH MAl.K A small white pony. tiitTets
' w.ll iiiuier tho esildle, or in Intriiess.
Apply at 8IH Mm at. mar.'4
FUR HALB The best pjliir fruit, conf.c
llonnrv and elu-imbir! In 1 1n cliy . Hood
trails aav and uiahi . Cull on Johusou, un er
ThniiiiiMiii's "Ibeulr., 7. a. Cause, tho 'Ilea
Ihi'ii" muslijo to"i)nniBftW."
COll HAI.B-Ilesldeno-
corner Wood and
1 l aiell street.
Apply to railRlil uros.
TriOK VALt, Un,, -uua ruiiiiiaiu. aiaei
Jj liotthw, (tona neck) very cluwp Apply
.lii.'l Main ttrett, at llarber sliep
inai'lu
jmnKSAI.k A d'rst-nlssstwiMtoiy frame
ilwvlllni. enrner Oleauder and Collate
sw ; a so a hauilsome nurse inut nn.-xy. Ap
ply to Dr. J no T. Dlrt'es, at (Iii MnU t., o
on' th-i premises. nulla
.ioii r-.Vi.K KleKiint lle-.luence for sale
Oneuf ine runs uesiruu e, eiiiiimoiiioii
and oonifrtable In liallas or vlclnliy. In
quire at Kdllnrlal rooms, Heritltl and umi-ni"el-l
umee Ine-iltf
PUYeiK'IAX.
111lslClAN AND tui..ll,i.i-l. inUK
TON. Olllee, In nrat raUoiml bnX tulld
Intf. Besldenee, Corner nnticlut Mid
Harwond trn4-ta. nn-rfiiif
A'. WAYS BLACK.
Mnufactiir--i1,by
White House Saloon
c
PRANK CAUTHORN & CO., Preps.
741 U AlN-ST., Opj. ini.'t Walk
Koeps ike
One si Vtalsklee, Btscittv,
yr nei. An.
Ele-rant Kite l.ruibevirj-1
'r.vatlloVlnk.
WlMi'lal
I'liuiieieil, sliirili HI, P;i
mijvim ot Taxaa
MIlKII,
Doors,
THIS
Till!
Hulcllv li'art rliio Miliiirlcn. tha Msi ninnuriu'.
Hi-il linck Prices, luinenslon Tl in Im r fur-
Jiiii'JI
iO.N K 'AI.KM.
i UiJID
GALVESTON, TEXAS
l n rm MiiMaM'Misw-i'ataii'r.irTTIi
roiiF.u.
O D tO
Phelan & Go's
Ihe Red Shop on Ross Avenue, Dallas, for
BLACKSSV2ITS.C,
fm lie et. 3ci :V oi li
AND
AKTIWIAJf.WELL. TOSH.,
8mokeStacks,
Brachln8,
Tanks,
Shutters,
Hotfr,
Boiler Material
Etc.
PHELAM & CO.
P. O. Bok 338 DALLAS
EI'S HOTEL!
Cor. Main anil Murphy sts.
East of - tho Tost Cilice.
ALFRED KI'T, Prop.
un, - European
EATSS
Slt.L'lf Meal.
Heils
I'er l)jy
ArronimodnlloiiS nnd I'nre roiinl lo
nnv In llieclly. This llni.-l n III liri
ly beeiilnraoil nnd will Imve nil accnoi
liiodutiiiK inpneily rurlinnsneNla.
1IH
Iron Works