The Marshall Messenger from Marshall, Texas • 3

0 I 1. THE MESSENGER. A Progressive District Court. -ThiiTrghsitrajnrity-rt 6ur nieft1ialit8f'A change has "beeifniade in the date MuniTa NEW Clothing Gents Fumishing-Goods store: the trials nf Currie and Wright. The trial of the former liegins on the auth and Wright's on the 1st of Jec.

The trial ol Henry Doane, colored, charged with killing his wife, is set for Dec. 10. Rntfin Washington, colored, chargod with murder, trial set for Jec. 15. The grand jury found 54 indictments.

They are as follows Seven felonies 1 misdemeanor for district court 18 for card playing 1 for horse racing; 1 for failing to work roai 5 for aggravated assault; 1 for distuibing religious worship; 1 for keeping gaming house 12 selling liquor to minors, aud 9 for violating the Sunday law. The case of F. C. Van Zandt vs. S.

L. Young as decided on Wednesday in favor of the defendant. Plaintiff's counsel, -Geo. Lane and G. B.

LipscomU For defendant. It. L. llightqwer and Win, Steduian. 'This case had been on the docket for 2ti years.

A. M. Ellis'vB. D. M.

Watson; judgment fur plaintiff, with decree to sell property the old Burton" place. Ivey, guardian, vs. Joseph Taylor decree of partition, as agreed upon. Win. Cooper aud ife vs.

G. W. Watte ilor, OKI SOOI WIST or UII'I 1109 IT3X1, Marshall, Texas. I I At on hantl hdO will kttp a j)leufliil afirt- I 1 tllOllt Hi cUttilH. Which he will hin t' made up to onlor al -short notlc.

on the MOST MSOJABLE, TEEMS I mmm mi tnumm lfcwmem.ty notfpbnf the bfiauitl reliable workmen. Cutting, Cleaning and Repairing done Quickly and Cheaply. iny AMORY H. STAUR (uaMMtM lu. I.

tuna lai. MARSHALL, TEXAS.J Most Tasteful Fattern Report of the Urand Jury: In- lh grand jury's repnrt it is very gratifying to note that they say there has been a marked decreane in the commission of orime in this county. The jury find that the greater part of the reports of county officers are not made out in conformity with the law, hut attribute this neglect to the fact that there have been many changes in the laws of which It has been lmible for the officers to apprise" themselves, coti-seOftiauUy-us iudietmerrtr were present'' They recommend that county officers acquaint themselves with the laws concerning reiwrts as soon as possible. They found the jail in excellent condition, with the exception of the roof.which leaks. They recommend that the commissioners' court have the needed repairs made.

Mr. Bouhain, the jailer; is complimented as the right man in the right place. They say As far as we can learn the penal laws are as strictly enforced in our county as they are in any county in this State," and in conclusion that "We feel that we have, in the main, preferred indictments in all cases where the public interest requires. And happy are we congratulate our people upon the improved financial condition of our county, believing, as we do, that in the near future the financial distress heretofore endured, will, to a great extent, be removed from our heretofore oppressed people." i'rlendleaa and Dead. A man has been seen standing around Omr present Btor-room sot balug laxaj eaongh to oontala oar Immense Stock, We have been forced by the demand of our Constantly Increasing Trade to open a Gents' Furnishing Goods-Store, AT THE STAND Formerly occupied by N.

D. Trilling, and then-known as the Boston Stwer- 1 Our stock at the SEW STOKE consists of A KKS IN J00 (NjO'TIIU, (ft win: in to jmiU- LturcluucF. 'tititmuMi ait 4k'iUiH Lttiitl Murwyl. title exam- GENTS', YOUTHSV BOYS'. AND CHILDREN'S CLQTHING; AND FURNISHING- GOODS, HATS AND OAl'H, HOOTS AND MIIOI0H, THUNKH AND VALIHKS.

We have just received the largest stock ol these goods ever opened by any house Cheaper than any House in this Siate, A ad. ssiy bought hse jjoodH to twMlt ana we nsrTEtsn3 to sell them. WE ALWAYS ASK THE LOWEST TION, ocr Quick Sales and Call and examine our stock and prices, Our Dry Goods Stock is complete in goods, cheap, we defy PRICE IRST, AND NO DEVIA is Small (or we do not consider it any trouble every particular, and for nice, good competition. Joe Weisman Co. COST I Am Determined TO REDUCE HT tataseSioi -UK- RY GOODS, Boots, Shoes, Hats, NOTIONS, -ASD- Call and Price my Goods and be Convinced, T.

GOLDHKIta. fiui'Ciwaor lo I. I'reyftia. IB-If AT FOR Ja- Jt. 9 jljL Furnishing Goods CLOTHING 1879.

Harrlul la-aaly UlUelal Dlrrlerjr. Ubtrk-t Ju'itK- A. J. Booty, CarihaRe IHlrli-l Alt'iiucji W. W.

Splvy. IJeiiili-iMiji IilatrU-t Juo. 1.. (iarrlaon County Jude. lleo Iane bounty W.

II. 1'hjk County I'U-rk Jia' 1' Allnr.l Sheriff UK. IVrry Tn-ivsitrer ReutK-n Knight Wm. Plirw Amuur M.Callaway t'lly OHi'lnl Directory. KWdtdur.

Slaulillng A. Stjarry Treasurer J. 1). Adair AaM-or and Collector A. Keild SlmM A.

(J. Atlanta Arrivals and Itraartnrefl of Tralpa. Trains carrying naaaciiKcnj on the Texaa and Padnc Railway arrive and depart a followa: Mall and express No. 1, from Terarkana, arrives leave at 2:30 p. m.

Arrommuuatinn arrives I 55 p. leaves (or Texarkana at a. m. Mall and expreaa No. 2.

from Fort Worth, arrive at in. and deiatrta for Texarkana at a. m. AeeoniiiiiKlRtiou No. 6, from Fort Worth, arrives at p.

m. No. Ml ttepaxta.ltr.8ureYeport at 2 a. m. arrives from Shreveport at p.

ra. Quotations In the Maraball CvtUm Mnrket. Cotton active and in good demand. Oitml ordinary I-ov. ml.ldliin Middling tt Good middling 10 Travel aver the T.

A P. is very light. The finest stock of fancy candy in the city at Brant-lev Stkdman's. Bell punches did a good business last Saturday night Even the moon was full. A splendid display of all the new styles in millinery at Mtb.

street. The cemetery, fenca ia to be treated to atiftepairTt at in early day. A superb line of ini)orted French pattern hats and bonnets at Mrs. Hyde's, Austin street. TIib gallery around the T.

IJ. general offices is being torn down and replaced with a new'ohe. Joe Weisinan A stock is entirely new, well selected and cheap. Everything latest styles. The next troupe booked for Mahone's opera bouse is Haverly's Georgia inin- Bishop Gregg preached last night at the Episcopal church, and will bold service again to-night.

Get Your Uothlng And gents' furnmhingoodsat Joe Weis- man A New Store. From the Times we learn that the presentation of Pinafore in Shreveport was a success in every respect. ZA'droVe'of ponies'liassed 'Ui rough" lie city on Tuesday from Clothing Cheaier than the cheapest, for sale by FOHGOTSTON A BuiSKBR. Birds, wings, feathers, ornaments and plumes in endless variety at Mrs. Hyde's, Save 25 per Cent.

By buying your winter supplies at the stores of Joe Wetsman A Liver pills contain arsenic "BLACK- DRAUGHT" is as harmless as tea or coffee. Far Mala bj Jax Lake. The Baptist church has been presented with two new chandeliers of four lamps each. Tbey were a needed improvement. rewd Sally Throng The stores of J.

Weisman and they are selling immense quantities of goods. The funeral sermon of the late Judge D. Kctor will be preached on Sunday morning at the Old 4School Presbyterian church. As the Hy becomes weaker and weaker the impression seems to grow stronger and stronger upon him that a bald head is his paradise. See T.

Uoldlwrg's new advertisement. lie means what he says, and will sell goods at COST FOB CASH. 19-tf. The fall crop of tramps ptomises to be unusually large and good-for-nothing. They are beginning to put in an unwelcome appearance.

Clothing Cheaper than the Cheapest At Joe Weisman A New Clothing House, at the stand formerly known as the Boston store. WhaY The people need is cheap goods, and T. Ootdberg has determined To stock by selling at cost ro cash. The finest assortment of breakfast, dinner and supper shawls, made by band ef zephyr and silk, at 18-tf Forootston Briskkb's. Query: Why' will people suffer fcith Indigestion when BLACK-DRAUQHT will cure them? For Mnlv by Joe Lake.

Uo to (he Urera Flag Hlore For ladies', misses' and children's hoods, and boys' cb at very low prices. F'OKUOTSON A BltiSKRH. See the Sew Double column advertisement of Joe Weisman A new one price Clothing and Gents's Furnishing Goods Htore. Advertisers would do well to bear in mind the fact that Col. Lougliery'B pam phlet "A Pen Pictnre of Marshall and Harrison County" cannot be excelled as an advertising medium.

Marshall boys often go coon hunting, but one night last week a party of young ladies ami gentlemen, living in tb suburbs, went possum hunting. They brought In three flue specimens of thst animal. Boarding House. Mm. 0.

E. Hvnson has moved Into the city (mm the Iron Mountain Springs, and taken the Williams honse, two blocks north of the public square, where six or eight persons can get hoarding at reasonable prices. 28-tf A Wreck and IMatfd Train. A freight train was wrecked near Grind Haline on Tuesday night, and eighteen cattle ware killed. Mo.

is, which was due here at 2 50 Wednesday morning, was delayed by the wreck, and did not arrive until 10 o'clock. The Hfafe aseayer ol ManMchuMtU A Hayes, 1),) having mad an anal yais of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ka-newer, report it the beat priaratlon for promoting healthy excretions ol the scalp, Increasing the grotph and restor ed. on his he I a 2 at at 8 be to C. of do not advertise, there Is a spirit uf pro gress in Marshall that lias communicated itself even to the poultry. Dr.

H. Lewis has a lten hich has in one respect at- least, from the established way of doing tilings, aud has built her nest in a tree, seven feet from the ground, where she is silting ujkju twelve egs, in good old fashioned style. In due time we expect to chronicle the ap pearance of twelfo etileijirlsiiig plifcktiiis, which will (so a citizen who is versed in such matters informs us) take to trees as naturally as jay birds or wood peckers, and there is a hare osstbility that they will sing just as sweetly as these birds. Of course the wise-acre fowls on Dr. Iewis' place foretell all sorts of terrible.

things Hi at are to befall this ben for go ing contrary to the teachingsof her forefathers, hut she goes about, her business as iuietly as a silting hen cau go, in the happy consciousness that she has a mis sion fulfill, and we say all honor to the hen that has the moral courage to be the' leader of this reform movement in the poultry world. A Broken Thigh and a Broken Horn. Last week while an old negro, named Peter' Wallace, who lives about a mite LBOUth-west of the court house, was at tempting to drive home a cow, the ani mal from-some cause became enraged and rrn alter him. In his flight tbe'ue-gro ferfm'Br a stump and broke his fliighT The cow, madly pursuing hiin, struck hejhryrnjHjrainaH to say, broke it short off. The stump was uninjured.

Man and cow doing well. This cow only had one horn hen she attempted to hook Peter and the stump, and now she moves hornless and spiritless around. Peter will drive gijs THE VYAlt Between Russia and Turkey is Over. the Russians have returned home. The factories have commenced to manufacture; the cars are running.

The hiagfTTaVe received a portion of their immense stock, and are continuing to receive daily additions to it, consisting of a large variety of dry. goods, dress goods, cassimeres, alpacas, poplins, and all kinds of wool and silk trimmings, a large variety of ladies', misses' and children's woolen and cashmere hose, a fine variety of cloaks and shawls, a fine assortment of baby hoods, cloaks and shawls made of zephyr and silk hand work finest Tarietvof shoes for ladies. misses and children a splendid assort-J ng, overcoats, ulstere, talmas, rubber coats and pants'; fine variety of hats and caps, boots and shoes, and a beautiful assortment of gonto' furnishing goods; the finest variety of blankets, table cloths, napkins, crash. i'TFhewswxifc arb itftf'i)6if Md bought at low figures. The store is not very large the stock is very big-, and the exinses are very small.

It is impossible to enumerate every thing, as it is too extensive. I leuso price goods eHewhereraud then come to our store, and be convinced that 1'orootstOn A Brisker, siirn of theirreen Hag, have the cheapest, cheajestt cheapest goods in the city. Forty vears' trial has proved "BLACK-VttAVmr Xte Th liver'Kificiiic in on lie world. an. For Rale by Joe Lake.

Grange Organized. A Pomona countv ffranve as organ ised last Monday by Col. Rose, of ltel- ton, overseer Stale grange, in the Klalock settlement, four miles south of the city. Col. Rose deliverea an excellent address on the occasion, and the persons present partook a splendid dinner, which was heartily enioved bv all.

The following are the officers of the new grange. M. M. Blalock, master; Blocker, over seer w. ti, Maker, lecturer (J.

Bla lock, steward W. IV Powell. Rssinlanl steward C. H. Blalock, chaplain R.

W. Blalock, treasurer; A. 8. Feild, secre tary; A. M.

Winn, gate keeiter Mrs. H. A. Hmith, ceres; Mrs. Sue Russell, Po mona Miss Kate Blalock, flora Miss Clara Bedie, lady assistant steward.

A meeting of the grange will be held at the same place, on the 4th Saturday in this montti, at It) a. m. Prisoner la eur Jail. As an evidence that crime ia on the decrease in this county, we note that there are only twelve prisoners in our jail. This is a smaller number than for years past.

I hree ot these are charged with murder, three with stealing horses, one with theft of hogs, and one is a lu natic, while the others are confined for misdemeanors. In this connection we will say that it is a reproach to the State that we read nearly every day of lunatics being confined in prison cells, in differ ent parts of the State, where they receive the same treatment as the worst criminals. A Prank en Man's Mistake. Our devil unlike devils in general has a pony, and rides to anil from the office. On Thnrsday afternoon, when he went to the rack opposite our office for his that animal wss gone.

searched high and low for it, tid refused to be Comforted. The next day aliout 10 o'clock the pony was found hitched to the rack. It transpired llisl a drunken ruralist had mistaken the ony for his mule ami ridden it home. "hi is a sad commentary on the quality of Marshall whisky. Nl More Profitable Than Cotlen.

Mr. F. M. Scott, a progressive farmer of this county, sent us last week a sample of molasses made by hiin from rib bon cane grown on 'his place. This molasses is as finely flavored as the best IvOoisiaua svruii.

Mr. Scoff made Is) gallons from three-quarters o(-an acre of' cane, and saved seed enough for next year'i planting. Ninety gallons Una molasses will sell for at least $17.50. How many acres of cotfon will it require in this county to produce a like tesu lilt? The Bell Punches Mr. W.

C. Pierce, tax collector, in forma us that the bell punches in this county registered drinks as follows lor the month of October: Alcoholic, tax, A3o.02; malt, 31.57.1; fax, I172.W; total revenue. 5IH.K7. The tax for one year, at this rate, would amount to The city collected its tax as under the old law, fill. 25 par quarter, Fine Roga.

A drove of about fifty ol lha finest hogs that we have ever seen In this county pasond through the streets on flnndsy morning last. They wera from and the nroiierty of Mr. Carter, of this city. Why cannot Harrison county farmers raise inch hog In sufficient nu in tiers supply the bom market? of for a of at -If ANTJFACTTJRER8 Of- Tin, Koap Always oa Hand a Wagon and Buggy Wood Work, judgment fop plaintiff, with decree to sell out the Turner addition. Jk HMartin vs.

Austin Davis; judg ment for plaintiff, with foreclosure of vendor's lien. In the case ol J. H. Callaway vs. L.

E. Lister, the arguments were closed yesterday afternoon, and a decision -rendered to-dww We keep the very best of everything you can mention in the grocery line, w'liich we offer cheap for cash. Give us call and convince yourselves. 14-3in. Ukantijcv Strumas.

Major's tourU. From the proceedings on the first day November, we indulged hopes that this would be a lucrative mouth in the mayor's court, but all the bad luck, we ever had was in this business since the first indicates that this November will not distinguish itself. Jackson, qxyiad the waalk br aasa-- -He plead guilty, and was fined $1. Mack George, plead guilty to a like offence, and was fined 1. Manuel Bryant, col'd, disgraced himself doubly bv getting drunk and down on All Saints' Dav.

He was penitent, however, plead guilty, and was fined $1. On Wednesday afternoon J. Zembroid got drunk and down. He plead guilty yesterday morning and was fined $2.50. Bill Lemons, colored, -disturbed the peace twice yesterday twice plead and pas twice fined $2.50.

Bill is in the lock-un. and will nrohahlv work the streets as soon-as- they-dpy uf- ficientlv. A few more lemons in the city would be a fruitful source of income. "BLACK-DRAUQHT "makes chills and fever impossible. For Male bjr JToe Lake.

A Misunderstanding Cleared I p. Paterfamilias (who is a chronic grum bier); "Wife, can nothing be done to the time to Mrs. Hyde's? I really can't stand it; these millinery bills run away ith too-mnctr money these hard times Materfamilias (who is a modol wife and loving mother): "My dear, you know the young lsdies will go wherever they get the prettiest and cheapest hats. Before Mrs. Hyde came among us, we had to pay most exorbitant prices for millinery, and it was only second class in fact our millinery bills for an ritfire yrar.

'Tis no wonder that ftvry Wy, and their sisters, and their cousins, and their aunts, are going to Mrs. Hyde, when she has done so much good for us." Paterfamilias (looking well pleased): "Wife, I take it all back. I thought il as the saute old game being played (the old man's eyes glistened with joy) yes, ife, 1 declare I. did. I am so glad to hear this good news that I will this very day go to Mrs.

Hyde's myself and order lour of her prettiest hats lor our girls. and oneof her French pattern bonnets tor mv own dear-wife. al-4t. A Magazine for the Children. The November number of the Nursery, published by John Shorey, SB Brom field street, Boston, is lull of interesting reading matter for youngest readers.

This is decidedly the beat publication for young readers that we have ever seen. Its articles, whether in prose or verse, are adapted with the greatest care to the capacities ot children, and are, with very rare exceptions, wholly original, and its illustrations are beauti fully engraved. The lint of premiums offered in the October number art very liberal. The Nursery should be In every household where there are children Subscription price fl.50 per annum. Ijadies, get permanent relief by using BLACK-DRAUGHT." for nlal Joe Lake's lrwa; Miore.

A Wood rian. Ax prevention li worth ponnrl of cure It Ik knw ln to hujr Ifottleof Kkw Kkvrr Timrr, nun! iIiiHuk the nin whtn "hi In iid Kfvcr rf prevail nl. ukf Rtmil. f1m 'My, Unix rrtvi.i)tint the ixxwlhillly i contrrthiti ny MalBrlnI (liM-wtc. if ymi have th iiitue tni trfHWn.

in f-imxl immiiir ni mirpif I iiwhh'T ri-fmi'lcl il tJotn iin rtir It mnuliit no (juinltir or I'olwm. kikI la pluwnt to Utkw. wUl. Whirl. In (heapcM.

A parkaKe Ihikon Jfurham, con Uinitiff (wfiity j.iff-fn!l of the Rtnnkihif tobacco man', orone common cigar? Kadi rots ten On dollar'n worth of "SLACK- DRAUGHT" will 6ft (Mian li 1m. Lor bill. TAX NOTICE. milF. TAX KOIIJI roR TMK YAR lO itarr.

ill Jnv UmiuU fr till in' tin- Mlowlnc ilMi tho (It ti tt m't tlif vtx jtvpr i ii lUrtt Ult lfOinfftl) llitit twrinx tnMihlp ii'l esiniaw r. hKrii. WdnwUy anfl Thurwlajr Nu Tfnirwtr I'1 no' ij. iJMcnut i. Friday aii't Htun1y, Nnvem IU1MH', Mnnrlur und TucUy-.

Not. 7A unfl Amlffwn' Klnrr, TlmrwUy, Nuvntmlr II. HwaiivIDp, Krt'Uv, NntnnitwT W. Jf.iiovl)p WfrriflMT, 1 Kly-lain ripl'l. 1u-lty an'l elnrwlr.

rrrnU'T 1 H'l .1. At M.inl.itll frnm a to rrt.riir7 which time I wHI Orrrllo'' Ann Mll Kil fiol 'Iv-tvi'rii will t.leiuM ri'infiiilK-r thnl In tl Ofillw-tl'in ot Uim Ihf Inw flH- not t-( lh ftny opltoii ft lo Mm. An, hot mmj! htm to -nlnn-v the 'Tnml mllwtliiti tl ukm li w. Pimm, rnll Tfir Hrrlwrti O-noty. Manhall, 'Vto-r l7tt.

2 ft. STRAY COW. I A Vg rM a larr 1in and lill rfiw hMrR I mtt kti'iin hr.n'l.! ft nn Irfl hl In xni nrflwr tall haa est tttt a Itllla. ttaa nora Inltvrtnatlnti wntwrnliia nf thanklllllf rrlvl or a tunable icwaro will lot hr m-Oii K. jassiPMa Knlgkta Hoaor Vaetliar.

Maraa lcslge, Nn. IW7, K. of meet every Thursday niglit at Odd rsllowa hall, 1. It. HriNsoft, DicUlor.

J. 1- Oabio, Keportar. 2Mt. Brllloc. Bnbker and Hrmp Farklna, Iron fain pa.

Mill Wnrta.Flpea I al, kmake Nlarka. Spark Arnalan mad Ui arUer. Have ihe aaily f'vmplele NIMlt of the streets. fur severaLdaya past- wiiusu- Ttpfem wa unily pitiable, ami though he asked for nothing, several persons gave him food and money. He was evidently partially paralyzed and otherwise- sick.

On Wednesday afternoon he was unable to stand, and was carried to a cheap boarding liouse, 'kept by Loots Ifderiess, Jflst north of the old cemetery. -He died the same night, and was buried next day by the city. He was probably 35 years of age. From what could be understood of incoherent talk, it seems that was a pastry cook, from New Jersey, HatiSiKfysAwiwy Sick and diseased, homeless ai'id friendless, penniless and uncared for, a stranger in a strange land, death must have been a welcome visjtor to him. A Splendid lUin.

The long continued dry weather as brought to a elope, on Wednesday last by heavy rain, which began to fall about a. and continued almost steadily until the middle of the afternoon. The Weutriei'cufit'n'fueJ cloudy iuring This rain was much needed. JThe rrjurareeWwas' geuingTobe af- inost intolerable, and wells which had never failed before were beginning to run dry. We bad almost despaired of having rain when Col.

Longhery examined the stars, and informed us on Tuesday morning that. they betokened wot. All the latest novelties of the season Joe Weisman A You can find anything at this mammoth store. Macbeth Spared. It was currently reported in the city last week that Macbeth was to be played the opera house on Saturday night, and quite a number of hard hearted persons at least seventeen went out to see poor "Mac." butchered, but the au-Kem era didn't have the heart to perpetrate the tragedy.

Persons who had paid a dollar for the privilege of being wit nesses, went home with light hearts al o'clock. Oyster Hiipper. The Ladies' Parish Aid Association of Trinity church will give an oyster supper on next Thursday evening, at the opera house. Oysters will be served in every style, a splendid string band will in attendance, and the ladies will fully sustain their reputation fo'r rendering affairs of this kind as pleasant as possible. Admission 25 cental supper 50 cents.

The proceeds of this supper are aid a worthy cause, and the house should be crowded. To Tax Payers. Attention is called to the notice of W. Pierce, tax collector of Harrison county, in another column. Tax payers would do well to call on Mr.

Pierce at the places specified and pay their taxes, thus saving trouble and axpense. The law does not give the collector any option as to time, but compels him to enforce the prompt collection of taxes by For Sale. Two hundred and seventy-five acres land 1 miles south-east of Marshall. 150 acres of open land, balance timber. Apply to Mrs.

E. A. Blanch or A. K. 12-tf.

A Disappointment. We stated last week that this issue of the Mkksinosr would contain an obit uary notice of the late Judge but the member of the bar al this place who promised to furnish it, failed to receive tho necessary data, and consequently we have been disappointed. Visiting Cards. All the latest novelties in visiting cards Just received at this office. Cabled, bev eled, paneled, turn cornered, gilt edged plain, and every kind-nf card that the mind of man hath conceived uf.

Two wagons and two families from Johnson county passed through the city on Wednesday morning 1 en mule lo txiuisiana, from which Stale they i-nnia to Tcim" Tfl ofher re ls they were pleased with Texas, but the drouth ol this year diaguated them. 1 It Is saddening to see our hair blossom ing for the grave too early. More espe cially women feel this affliction, and it ia even a greater deformity to them than to men. Ayer'a Hair Vigor avarta It and reatorae the hair sometimes, and its original color always. Last Bunday afternoon Mirn Louise Pomeroy, the actremy visited and looked in noiy ftorror tiporf the spot where B.

C. Porter, the actor, was slain. Phe will dnubUesa do heavy tragedy better after this. She seemed to entertain no fears lor her own safety. A Bargain.

Attention la called to the advertta- ment in another column headed "Attention, Farmer." A bargain can ba t. cured In this land, which will be sold leased or rented. Crockery, Glassware and Lamps Attention Given to Lands in any Part of r'Aiieutton glvvn tuSijuattera, Garrett Key, Marshall, Texas. 'transact a General HANKING I1UHINK8H, Uececelve tilswrlptlona to the FOUR I'KU CENT. Funded Loan of the t'nited States, and furnish Blank Forms of Ap nlijMnnrijttipqt cjiatgfk tOUEUJJi AMt IH)MEhTIJ tX HAMJK And draw draftaon HAWK KATItUtal.

BAK.U. New Yrht LUI'Ifa RATIONAL BANK, HI. Lamia, LOIMIAN A NATIONAL BANK, WK6Ww.gjWl(I.. nichlHtf E. J.

FRY. BANKER, Msrihill, Texit. BI'YS and sells drafts on all the principal cities ol the United Males and Kuroe. Vrtmtttt Attrntitm Oitvn lo at! Huittfu lfrf-rr 'Aft iokiikbi-onhknts: Hank ol Commerce M. 8wenaon, Son Hi.

I.miix, Mo. A New York. Kentucky Nat. Bank liulvllle Ky. H.

M. Johnson, HhreveKirt, L. .1, II. Kaymnnd A Co. Austin Tel.

Clapp Hros. A ew Orleans, Ia. Hall, lljitchinirs City Hank, Houston, lei. ly OUR stock or STATIONERY rimiia Ttna, rBKHoi.nr.Bat. I.B4B rKtH'IIJI.

4IOI.B ASD RTKKL krwaiBlil la Marakall. fl VERYTHIN I Vi --am ii STATIONERY LINE Oh total JENNINCt BROS GOLD rwt-l rtxl sn'l fc twi fxn aiaiitly nn ham r)n HMMirlini-fil A tlin, lmln A olt 'rsiMl ihM OtM ml M'-l'liT ii-l I'r it I I Hnl.Urv whlrh will II atrtrti Un all H'l M'- thf'TH ir.MMiaBi nito a. PHYSICIANS and SURGEONS, 1 lllice, one lihsk west puhlic aiiare. lowaaaai Alaa, Kankall, Tatai, (lllice hours, lo 12 m. ami 2 to p.

m. W. M. CIH.KMAN, Attorney at Law, Mh.m, Tsi, OlTii In T'deii Iniililing. JiMTi al H.

I.inom. Turner, Lipscomb Campbell, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, MA Mil ALU TKXAA, iiril pmiit In tlarrlwin n'lntl'ter ymntlt tU wt 1 im In I n.uru at Jt(- f. rw.n mi'l Tvlcr ii.tli Htirtm n'l Ap)l' o-'irt. ttit- ('( tlr lh (Ha mi rich tmlUllttf, nurib wnl c.f ntf lh avUro, hra on? nl tha FOB SALE. rnnr of tl liiltfr t.fTitHrtT tiiit1 hult mil wM thr rtnr1 h'tu-w, -l)iUf'nt in th Mantha.ll rrWr, kimwii a Um Mvl -lr, lha n.tiUU ni iwIHi fwniM of mi ff.ma, Ib hvii amf rrnt' n-'fnt aii1 ataltU1 Th ki 'jfi frH wlt hy II mi.

"Mi'l aturtiar, will tw wlt al rmtilfr nil run nn T.mMtar. larroa one lialJ oaab and oik half lo iw.jyp BimiOsa. J. H. u.

UL A WPFK In rmirnwn tw, mnA nn racial ritkM Vmi mm ir tha hiiBliiaaa a trial wlltvmt ftr.a. Tih tMM npirr1l)illr fif wliHM WAfll Ymi rwmM ry ntiihlnff ataa htiIII (nr pu )a Ymi ran 1n at th hnvtnwaat r.ffr. Hi) l)ttli her. Y'tll ran ir atl rnir nnj fttir aftara tint bi bnaditM maao ia( far 1t hrnir lhat tm wnr Munian mi aa fnilrn mn. mih tw iv-i iit-Watl an1 iHMiiiif, nw nulflf fr IVrti im plain of harrl ttm W'llla )i ba itim a rnatx f.ura h.

KIT A Ci'flUiK), Main. I If. Mali. PENS In Marshall, which are sold cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. i 9 a.

KELLY" In quantities, as cheap as ran be bounht hCOOtem, hllOSOIiera, llirning zr-zxm Tra'es and Hands, at TINWARE AT St. Louis Prices Duplicated. Price list Have always on hand a loirs, Iron Lara; mad Aaaoriad Stock of I'Hlam, Pipe. Waxxl and PLOWS at the Foundry. Mteel Hweepa, bhovels nnoveis, lisiani, nriinm, nauim, prieea that -wtll astonishr WHOLESALE.

and discount furnished nn Application. large and complete st'X-k ol Mculdiag TEXAS, Brisker, Corner Public Square, to Buy Cnsap Goods. tlirifl paxt their tminiii atKk of and cashmere hosa; a Ian assortment ol In lact any and erarylhliia usually than coma to our ator ami )m convinced DOWN rT T. LOlTIf A RSI I A TjI-i, u- TURNED THIS GREEN FLAG STOKE OF Forgotston i In Henrlch Block, North-west Caused by the XVusb. T1P)' have lon for nnuw FALL Al WINTER GOODS, FANCMTAPLEDMIS, Dress Alpacas, Poplins', a Fide lot of (Ms anfl Shawls, Ijidlea', mlW ml children's woolen a.

lies' and children's ahoea, and lonnd in a first class dry goods store. Our st'K-k of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS la aa4 Mm OWaaot aUlMttaa. I'laaH nrlca a-iod la-whiT. and that rrtaUa Brl.ker, Mitt OF THE UHF.KN fUU, have the Cheaoest Goods in the City. ing the.