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STATE COIVESTIOH.
( lis lililí
EDITOR
THK STATE LEGISLATURE.
Bills Passed.
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Tliu bill Milling a Constitutional Con-
•ntion, (witli the 8 natc Amendment
rst the people at tlie time of electing
eloipitr* shall vote for or against
oiivcntion.) has p*<M I anil goes to the
ifuTcrnor for approval.
An act, prescribing that the LeiiiaU-
itr* «hall moot oil the first Monday in
April, 1870, and at the same date annn-
allr thereafter, passed the Sánate.
Tli« bill, making it a penal offence
for officers whose '.erins have c*j>ired to
continue in poaaoaeinn of the office and
performance of official acts, pn«aed.
Also a bill conferring additional jnriv
dl'eti .11 on justices of the peace.
S-nat" bill providing for election of
- Til \<wt*r< and Collectors ut tW
next fc-nerel «lection.
County nflwtrs, remove.) for ennse,
•hall Im ineligible to office for two
year .
The offi te of Assistant Attorney Gen-
er>l «ra* create!.
A bill firing a lien on baggage and
propurtr to Hotel keepers and Livery
•ta'dos pasee*),
Joseph calldJ op bill making it ponnl
t pursne an «¡cipation without tak-
ing ont licuase. Passed.
Tiie la'ernational compromiso bill
was approved by the Govornor, and is
file i in tbe office of the Secretary of
But .
By Friend,—A (till appropriating
117, tOO to payment of Galveston mili-
tary companies and UcXally's Com-
P nT.
The Legislature has pa*«od the bill
fot a Constitutional Convention, with
the proviso thst the people «hall at the
time of easting their vote for delegate*,
also vote either "For. or Against ft Con-
vention." Should the majority of the
voters of the State demand a convention
the Governor shall summon the dele-
gates to m et in Austin. Under the
nnmerons chantres, mo.,;ficntions nnd
amendmonte which the original bill lia«
nnde'gone, we nan not distinctly remem-
ber the final decision upon the number
of delegates or the day of election, or
the timo sot for the asacmblage of the
convention. The bill has-g'we to the
Governor, and there is no reason to
suppose that he will exercise
the veto power in regiird to it.
THE
INTERN ationvl landed
SUBSIDY.
ASSSS30E AND COLLECTOR.
Some two years ago the popnlar
voice amendod the constitution in regard
to the assessment oftaies, re-oetnbliidiiiig
the office of Assessor and Collector. A
bill has passed the Legislature fixinp the
time and niarmeron^ddinj^
am] prescribing the (luties of the office.
OndMatcR for the position can now
advance to the front. To slightly pnra-
I.tirase a well known sentence, wo-want a
man to make every ono and every
species of property to pay the ta*, the
whole tax, and nolkiug but the tax. The
under valuation of property by the nn-
scrupulons the exemption of large bodies
of laud from p \ing it
junta, and the total escape froin poll tax
by a large uunibor of citizens who enjoy
equal scholwtic privileges, must come
to an end. Who is the man who Ima
nerve enough for the work ?
Tsvlor't blacksmith shop was discover-
cd to !>e on fire about two o'clock Sat-
urday evening, and but for timely exer-
tion, Sn*ing Street would doubtless
have suffered. P
The Pallas TTerald savs: Theltofnl
debt of Texas, according to Gov. Cob
Message, is onlv $4,012.42J. Thfe esti-
mated exnendifnres for the present year
are 91,008.905, and tho ostimatoj re-
cpipts are (1 ,?R0,421. The e« tmated
«nuts of the public seh'.ols is $5GY,000.
and the estima'el receipts into the
ichool fund are *715,220. The taxnh'e
nroporty of the Stnte i« ^¡27ñ,000,000-
an increase of $07.000,000 since 1872.
Sum" correspondent, of a northern
paper has interviewed an old darky on
the subject of equal rights, who docs
not, appreciate the equal ritrht
to go to the penitentiary. He said, "ole
times, ketch a nigcer stealin. used to
thrash him, now sond hiin to penitenti-
ary.'' when 111e correspondent suggested
that ''nigger" might give un stealing,
he replied—"Lor Masse, nigger can't
keep his hands off chickens a'<ont frrii'
The Fayette County Record mentions
that small-pox has broken out again,
and recommends every body to be vac-
cinated. The Rev. Alex. Gregg will hu
in Lajjrange on the 27th and 28lh ini<t.
News Item
The Mil granting State Lands ilistefld
of State honda to the International
Rai'way Company, which has just pos-
eed both house* of the Legislature, will,
it eeems to be woll unJcrstoo I, be ap-
proved by the Governor, and ncccptcd
a* a compromise by tho company. Re-
garded a* an amicably finality of the
qiivistion b-twoon tho onmn-mj.. and •
Slate, (t ta a consummation upon which
thu public aa well a* the private inter—
as's concerned insy be sincerely con-
gratulated. In briefly noticing the pro-
posed laiidod subsidy, on Sunday
m «ruing, wa remarked that the
ra. us hie clause exempting the lands
from taxation for twenty-five years,
won' I be perhaps even a inoro liberal
concession to the company than tho
money subsidy proposed in tho veto«d
bill. By tliat compromise the company
wa* to-roceive $3,000,000 of bonds for
throe hundred and seventy five milos of
mad. By the present settlement of t he
company will be entitled to nearly five
million acres for the same extent of road
tlie land* will bo exempt from tnxes for
twenty-five vaars, and tho exemption will
a.-on npany land* when o!d.—Galveston
News.
THE COMING DRIV? OF TEXAS
CATTLE
Vfa are warranted by late and direct
information from Texa* in predicting
th*t the drive from that State will at
leaet eqnal, if not exceed the drive of
1874. Advicea from one firm alone tell
of 80.000 head destined to this market.
W. B. Grime* of Treapnlacios, writes
that he will atnrt ahnnt tho last of March
with 5000 he d in hi* drove. Me**™.
KMison AIXw.i will drive about 12,000
head of mixed cattle, mainly beeves;
Millet A Maboy will have about 30,000
h«ad, of wftwij numbft^ahont two thirds
are beeves, aiia tbe rost stock cattle. _
Dilwortíi A Littlelleld will drive shout
13,000 head, tho greater part being
baavna. J. W. Simpson ha* 4.000
miaed cattle, beeves and «toekers. S. B.
Allen will drive 4,000 head; Joe Bennett
alMtit 3,000; Soott A Mangnm 9.000
head; Rd Soott ,000 beeves; Charles
Shwightnr S.000 bead; A. C. Burnett
2,000; James Road 2.000; Hie.key will
bring 1,000; W. H. Kyle 9,000 hoad;
Itntledge 1,000; J. Priaeoll 4,000 most-
I hoeves, and Billy Barton will oomc
with 9,000 hoad.
The prnapocts for an aeti vo market
an I high prieta ditring the coming
season ara onntna'lv good. 8u< eral
have radnmnl tbe snpply ot cattle
in Kansas, Nebraska. Missouri, Iowa aud
Tllinoia mnc'i below the neola of tho*^
fi- its*. Thay mnat have cattle, and
will «(H>k them in the boat market; thcre-
f *e, we M jn.tiied in predicting not
inly that the drive will be boavy, bn
that those who bring their "lane boms"
b >re will ha able to go back with light
j. - •- * and heaw pnrae*.—Kan <u City
£ ¡tfack B'porttr.
Tim Deuison Times of tbe 4th say<;
A government train left to day for the
telc/rapb line camp abont six miles
lieyond Boli«ar. Tho train takes
ont abont 18,000 pounds of corn.
The Bnecbcr show was temporarily
broken up the other day liy a juryman
fainting. He was listening at the time
to Mrs. Putnam's narration of what she
knew about kissing.
Geueral Mansfield Lovoll is said to l.e
an applicant for the «ntig berth of Col-
loot ir of Assessm'nts, at pr<iseut filled
ny Hjiencer liiftiy. llis surrender of
New Orleans to General Bntlor during
'.'the Late unplcasaiitncsrt" entitles him
to any posilion in tho gift of the Amer-
ican people. No othor "General" could
have done it quicker.
Columbus, March 5.—Tlie first caso
under the Civil Rights Bill came up
before tho Mayor to-day. On Saturday
nn<> 4UI. Smith, fool<v\id) entered the
barber shop of Win. Goodbv, also co'or-
od, nnd domanded tho shave, which
Goodbv refused. Smith lull, but returned
again this morning and demanded s
shavn in the back room. Goodby- told
him he was not prepared to shave p"r-
sons in that room. Smith said: "The
manner in which yon treated me on
Saturday is not satisfactory, and under
tho Civil Rightn Bill I am entitled to a
shave." Goodby ordered Smith ont but
he would not go. Goodby then shoved
hiin out and knocked him down, for
which ho was arrested, tried and came
off clear, leaving Smith to pay tho costs
of court—$18.
Vice President Wilson, it is expec-
ted, will visit Texas on tho adjournment
of the United States Senate. IIo wants
to soe things for himsolf.
From tho Gonzales Inquirer we learn
that tho Fifth Annual Fair will hu held
in Geniales on Tuesday tho 12th of
Octobor next, and .continue four day?.
The San Marcos bridge la mul - :-j
oepm~. weiSiru ircWPrestiylorian chnrnh
is nearly completed. 2,030 acros of the
oolebrateil MoCoy League woro trans-
ferred to L M Kokcrnot at $2 spccic
per acre.
Anothor flood is feared in Louis'ana
—tho wa'ers are rushing through Bon-
net Carro crevasso.
In St Louis, a negro was killed in a
Bar Room—canse—attempting to enrry
into effect the Civil Rights bill. At
Atlanta, Georgia, anothor negro who
made himself notorious by claiming
civil social rights, found his business
going to the dogs, and committed sui-
oide. In Baltimore one, ¡.nd in A'cx
andria all tho Hotels closed upon the
pasaage of tbe bill. Negroo* in Galves-
ton have attempted to secure sonta in
the dress circles in tho Opera House.
The Colorado Citixen says: Wo came
very near having a fire in our town on
Saturday evening. The roof of Harry
NOTES OH THE INSECTS OF THE
SOUTH.
Br Arthur V. Wadovmar. M. D.
m The class Insect, (whi.-li includes all
in the class Insecta.)at the present day,
•8 limited to th"Se aiiiinals with articu-
lated bodies, divided into thiee portions
the, heaJ the thurux aud the abilnmen,
having three pairs of legs, and generally
one or two pairs of wings. They also
pass through several transformations,
called their m tamorpfiom; They pass
through during their lives, four forms or
states of b.-i!;g, in runny species very
.¡liferent from each other, to which the
following namoa have been given —
the egg, the larva the pupa aud the
im'ign or perfect inscct. The egg is the
first step or form in which they enter
upon a state ofbeing -fcll known «peeiea
(with ti e exception of some few «ncci. J(
chiefly among the two willed flies) ar(
first produced in tills form. When
batched from the egg they enter upon
tlie larva state, in winch tlirv g.nerally
assume a,worm-like fomi. In this state
some are possessed of lugs, others have,
none, some are trite grubs, otlo-rs cat-
^-fritbrrrj n/iffst others as grasshoppers,
binrs, etc., have the form of their perfect
state, only diff ling in sizo and wanting
wings. Some pass this portion of
their lives in the water, others in trnnks
of trees or leaves, plants, fruits, the
groin.!, in filth or the bodies of othor
animals. And it is also during this
state that tho vegetable-caters are most
destructivo to vegetation, for during it
the only business is to eat and grow.
After having passed through tho length
DR. C. 1'LAIES
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
ron THE CURB OP
Liter Complaint,
DVSriPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
V.
8. c
of time assigned them by nature for this
form of existence, they next'entor upon
tho pupa state. In this stat^ tho majority
of insects ct asc to cat, lose their larva
form, and in cocoous, hardened casea or
otherwise enter upon a death-like state
ot rest. Though somo as crickets, grass-
hoppers, bugs, etc., continue active, cat
ing and increasing in size, frequently
casting off the skin, whi'st little wing*
begin to appear, which increase in size
caeh moulting. From this state they
next pass into the imago or perfoct
state. When this is reached they do
not inoreaso ill sizo or undergo any
further moultings, and their chief busi-
ness now seems to prepare for a oontin
nation of the spocie*.
(To be continued.)
Wo call tho attention of all
parties interested to tbo advertisement
of tho U. S. Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, of speoial taxes from May l t
1875, to April 30th 1876. Parties will
save trouble by complying with tho
provisions of the law.
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.
All persons holding unpaid school
warrants on .County Treasurer will
please return the same for collection.
Two new warrant* will be issncd instead,
one for Stato Fund, the other for defi-
ciency ta** W. L. SlHTWBLLK.
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
PAIN in the right s'de, under the
edge of the ribs, increase on pres-
sure; loinctiir.cs the pain is in the
kit fide; the patient is rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain is felt under the shoulder-
blade, and it frequently extends to
the top of tltc shoulder, and is some-
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected
v. i:h loss of appetite end sickness j
the bowe!s in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
lu the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss of memory, ac-
companied with a painful sensation
of having left undone something
which ought to liavc been dor.e. t A
slight, dry eoogh is sometimes ail at-
tendant. The pnticnt complains of
weariness and debility; he is eas:]v^ J m t> A
«arded, his feet are cold or burning - j
nnd he complains of a prickly sensa-
tion of the skin ; his spirits arc low ;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
cise would be beneñeial to him, yet
he can scarcely 'summon up fortitudj
enough to try it. In fact, he dis-
trusa- every remedy. Several of t!.e
above syn.proms attend the disease,
but-cases have occurrcd v. licre few
of them existed, yet examination of
the body, cfter death, has shown the
liver to have been extensively de-
ranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
Da. C. M'Lane's Liver Pills', it
cases op Anus and Fever, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
of the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to
or after taking Quinine. We would
advi .e all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a fair trial.
M V. klltmison
Johm Wood
•g^WNISON & WOODS,
Attorneys-at-Law
Ham.et8vii.lb, Lavaca Co., Texa
WILL practice Law in the Distriot
Court of Lavaca and adjoining counties—
also in the Supreme Court at Galveston.
J ESSE GREEN,
Attovney-at-Law.
HALLETSVXLLE,
TEXAS.
Will practice in the District and Inte-
rior Courts' of_Lavaca and adjioning coun-
ties.
& O. ELLIS,
Attorneys-at-Law,
| HALLETSVILLE,
Lavaca Counir, Texas,
Will give prompt attention to all matte
entrusted to them, and practice in all the
Courts of the State. nl-fiui
TAITON. W. H. TEV18.
PATTON & TEV1S,
■" — "rt*r a n I II >1 IjNt
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
I* widely known
a* one of tha Mat
effectual rente-
dies ever ctiaeov-
>ered far rita**-
stood tha tast ef
year*, witi a con-
stantly g
reputation, based on its intrinsic i
and sustained by its remarkable
So mild as to be safe and beneficial to
children, and yet so searching aa to
effectually purge ont the great n
tions of the blood, such as tha i
ulous and syphilitic contaasini
Impurities or diseases that bare loritad
in the system for years soon
this powerful anticrote, and dl
Hence its wonderful cure*
which are publicly known, nfft
and all scrofulous di
Eruptions, and i
the skin, Tumors, Bl
Pimples, Pustule
Anthony's Fire, 1
sipelas. Tetter, Ball
Scald Head, Rlugwi
ternal Ulcerations of 1
Stomach, and Liver.
other complaints, to whiqh,fi
Collecting and Real Estate Agents,
HALLETSVILLE,
Lavaca County, - - - Texas.
Prompt attention given to all business en-
trasted to them, in Lavaca and
adjoining Counties. nl-6m
±£. J. PUTN'iSi.
Attorney--at—Law.
Post Oak Grove Lavaoa county
WILL practioe in all the oourts of Lavaca
and adjoining counties.
In all cases in the District Court he
have the assistance of A. P Bagby.
will
P.... Doalort and Tliyslctans oritorlnc frrra
ct';ur¿ Clmn Uro , will do wfJl to write
tVir enters dl.tiuctlr, mid tale twin Iml Dr.
C- HlMc't Liter i'u/i, prepared by Fleming
frae.. PitUbitrgh, Pa., the murlH being full of
bate imitatioiu. To ttioso winliii^g to giro litem a
trinl, • «-ill forward por null, po t-i'v!d, to an
part of 11 I'Bitod States ; mo lox of l-IIls for
twclre tluce-cent po«tap> elnnipn, or ono Yiul of
Vermífugo for foqrtmi Ihroe-ceut stuntim. All
order, firm Canada aiiut be atcooipunled bw
tu'iut'.f CfDU extra.
DR. C. M'LANE'S
VERMIFUGE
Bbonld be kept in every oursenr. If you would hare ywr
ehildr-n rroxr up iikaltiiv, dtions, mod viooaocs liut
aiid V.'umzk, give tbuu a fuw dose* ot
M'LAME'S VERMJFUGE,
TO r.rzvr.ti VORJIS.
Sco advertisement of "Try
Your Luck." Go ami try it.
:o:
IA. The Fourteenth Legislature ad-
journed on March, 15th at 12 M, hav-
ing passed no bills of a general character
sinoo last Monday evening.
NOTICE.
ü. S. INTERNAL BE7ENUE
SPECIAL TAXES.
May I, 1875, to April 30, 1870.
Tlie Revised Statutes of the United States
Sections «232, 3237, 3238, dhd 3239. require
every per. on engaged in any business, avo-
cation, or employment whioh renders him
liable to a SPECIAL TAX,
to procure and place
conspicuously in his es-
tahlishment or place of
business
ft STAMP denoting the payment of said
SPECIAL TAX for the Speoial Tax Year
beginning May I, 1875, before commencing
or continuing business after April 80, 1875.
THK TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE
PROVISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED
AUK THE FOLLOWING, VIZ
Reo'¡flor* I2Q0 oo
Doa'ers, retail liqnor 25 00
Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 00
Dealers in M*lt liquors, wholesale 50 00
Dealers in Malt liquors, retail 20 00
Dealers in?leaf tobacco 2* 00
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 5' 0 00
And on sales of over $1,000, fifty cents
forovurjr dollar in excess of $1,000
Dealer* in manufactured tobacco.,* 5 00
Manufacturers of stills 50 00
And for each still manufactured 20 00
And tor each worm manufactured 20 00
Xanufoct urcrs of tóbaooo
Manufacturers of cigars
Peddlers of tobacco, first clam(more than
two horses or other animals)
Podllcr* of tobacco, seouud dttas (two hor-
ses or other animals)
Fiddlers of tobacco,third claw (one horeo
or otlifr animal).....
Peddlers of tobacco, fourth class (on foot or
in public conveyance) 10 00
Brewbrb of less than 500 barrels 50 00
Brewers of 500 barrels or more 100 00
Any pernon, so liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the
Spocial taxes named above must apply to
Wm. H. SINCLAIR, collector of Internal
Bevenuo at Galveston and pay for aud pro-
cure the Spocial-Tax Stamp or Stamps they
need, prior to May 1, 1875, and WITHOUT
FURTHER NOTICE.
J. W. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Office of Internal Revenue,
Washington, D C., Feb. 1, 1875.
10 00
10 00
50 00
25 00
15 00
Remit by draft, Post Office Money Order
or through your Commission Merchants or
correspondents in this city and Stamps will
be promptly forwarded by mail.
Galveston Tex. x Wm. H. Sinclair.
March 1st. { Collector Int. Rercnue.
LAW CARD.
Artillar I?. Bagby
Will practice law in any Court in the
State in whiuh he may be employed.
HalletsviUe, Nov 14, 1873.
S. LEE KYLE.
ATTORNEY at LA W
Will practice in any of the Courts of
the 20th Judicial District.
Particular attention paid to the
prompt collection of debts.
FlALLBTSvtLLR, Texas, Jan. 22 1874
HEAL ESTATE AGENCY.
r. ft o. KTXT8
.Att*ys at Law.
.•....?, nr. ftrssKLX,.
County Surveyor.
ELLIS <fc RUSSELL,
Halletsville lavaca County, Texas,
WILL makb Pbbsqnal Examination
of Lands and Titles, pay taxes for
noi,-residents, make surveys, locations etc.
buy and sell lands on commission, and at-
tend to land business generally, in Lavaca
and adjoining Counties.
Office over Bennett's Brug Store.
sepl2-6m
Mét^lSíma^ Femato
n ess, Debility, and F ______
when they are mnnifint tk— at A
(crofulous poisons.
It is an excellent reatoter «rkaakfc
and strength in the Spring. Bgrr
ing the appetite and vigor et tM i
tive organs, it dissipate, ti é
and listless langnor of the
Even where no disorder appear*,
feel better, and live longer,
the blood. The system
renewed vigor and a new
PXSPAMXD r
Or. J. C. AYER & CO.,
PrmeHeat muI Anolytiaml
■old by am. piummm
GOOD ADVICI!
The Dollar Weekly Age.
PUBLISHED AT
HOUSTON, HARRIS CO., TEXA0#
Advises Everybody in Lavaca County i
subscribe for the Herald & Planter, bis mm
paper, and then send one dollar for a
sulnonption to the staundh, Dnuoentfa,
«picy, sparkling and newsy Dollar weekly
Edition of the Age. Pox tase ism. Tenia
cash. Address, SAM W. SHALL.
Houston Tim
I* TOU WANT A GOOD DRINK OF
Brandy, Whisky, or Lager Beer,
oo TO
JOHN SPEÁRY'S
East from the Court House Square,
HALLETSVILLE, TEX.A8
Also Tobacco, Cigars, Sardines, Oysters,
Cakes and Ginger Beer.
There is also attached to the house a fine Jenny Lind
Table, for amusement in leisure hours, nl-6m
WILLIAM KROSCHEL,
Groceries, Canned Fruits,
LIQUORS, ETC.
ALSO A
33 ar E oom,
AND
BILLI ARDSALOON.
JUMillA MIÍTW, Ia
E. A. M.
s,
TATED CONVOCATIONS on the first
Monday of each month at the Masonio Hall
in Halletsville.
All Royal Arch Masons are invited to
attend.
W. -W. Boyce H. P.'
W. W. Alton K.'
James Walker S.'
T. B. Foster C.H.
C. B. Patton, P. 8.'
W. D. Bort,....R. A. C.\
John 'Woods,...Treas'r.-.
Sam. Deyall Sec'ty.*
T. A. Heater...M. 8.V.*.
R. O. 8*undem,M 2.V.*.
G. P.Humphrie«,M.l.V.-.
W. Thigpen.. .Sentinel.*,
TRY YOUB LUCI!
To every person sending us M reata, w«
will send regularly for six nnntha, Tvs
Souvenir, a large, eight-page, literary and
family paper, and as a premium ye will
ECIIP8B. BTATTOVXXT
PACKAGE, containing ten sheet, nod
writing puper, ten goo7 Envelopes, one In4
pencil, 1 penholder, 2 pens, 1 photograph
and a gift of Ladies or Glenta' jewelry, Tm
prize of jewelry id often wf>rth more Aw we
charge for botli paper and peokage. SeoMM-
bpr nil the above articles in an elejpnt peek-
age. Dont let this pass you, try jnour look:
you are certain to get more goods than you
ever bonght for the money, and nay pat a
prize of Jewelry worth double the
charged. The paper six whole mea tha i
the package for only 50 oente. Addrese
W. M. BUBEOW, Publisher,
Bristol, T«.
Agents tfantcd to sell onr fin* to
gravings: $3 to $10 a day easily made.
T. IIEYCK.
v.
DEYCKi HELFERICB,
(Late of Laraea) ^
SíHttal
MERCHANTS,
216 Strand, - - - Cfalmsto*.
iulyl7r
H. Kunge,
E. Beiffort,
Wm.
H. RUNGS Sc CO^
"W"HO'lesalb G-ROCEBS.
coumibsior. a«d
forwarding merchants.
INSIANOLA, victobia, ooxbo,
TEXAS.
H. C. WALLACE,
■S 6? í¡«
maim
Feb. M, 1875. tfo
Murchtson Lod^e? No. 80,
A. F. <fe A. M.
S
TATED Meetings at the Masonio Hall,
in the town of Halletsville, on the Sat-
urday ot, or prodding thoFull Moon of each
month. All Master Masons in good stand*
ing are invited to attend.
T. B. FOSTER, W. M.
Sam. Dkvall' Bee.
LUM
Schulenburg,
Keeps constantly ob band n
ment of Rough and Dreeaed
Texas and TellMr
LÜMBIB,
O. K. SHINGLES, DOORS,
sasb and BLINDS.
<
Also Agent -for the sale ot MITMMEIX
WAGONS & "WOOD'S
of whioh I will keep
I offer on terms as ehaap as tha
TERMS FOB .
1 sqnanof I inch, on* laseitlna $1 ee
Bach additional iiiMitioi,>*(ssss*s«ssess«**tst 0 99
1 square one month ... .............eeeeeee.ee. S It
1 square three months S M
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X oolumn three months .MM
1 column three months........................ M.SS
a9~Advertisements by tbe yset tsksael Hlieef
rstM, sad quarter If sheage filialtlsl.
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Kyle, S. Lee. Herald and Planter (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 34, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 18, 1875, newspaper, March 18, 1875; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth178858/m1/2/: accessed June 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.