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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07
Something for Dealers in Land
to Look At.

There is now on the market one-tenth
of 81, lO2 acres of land, which is owned
by several parties Iointly,and one tenth
OF s1S5s, assets in gold, owned jointly
by the same parties, ana secured by
liens on land. The lands are embraced
in the LaVega II League Grant, and lie
adjacent to, anu within ten miles of
East Waco, The assets are derived from
purchases from the said grant. The
owners having joined i'll the prayer TO
the District Court of Galveston for a
decree or partition, the prayer will
doubtless be granted at the approach
ing November term, The advertiser
and owner of the joint interests refer
red TO, TEL. FRow, of Alabama, nov
in Galveston offers them for $7OO0 In
| gold. or III currency ut current rates,
one-hnlf in hand and the other half
| payable wheuthe partition is perfected;
reserYing, however, the right to with
/ draw the offer at any time.
| Regarding the title, the advertiser re-
ferS to Major McLemore, and Messrs.
Ballinger, Jack y Mott, Galveston; to
/ Messre. Sleeper, Jones 4 Kendall, Gen.
Harrison, Capt Herring and the Bar
generally, Waco; and TO GOV. Coke,
Major Walton, and Messrs Hancock S
West, Austin, olw2idlt
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ILorrorin cor,eIle.
GArr,vnls, resAs, oct ., 1873

GArrsvnIE, TExAs, oct ., 1875.
Ed. Examiner;
Enclosed send you copy Of resolutions
passed. at a mass meeting Of our citizens for
publication We are getting into terrible
condiuon-aiIairs are growing worse con
tinually-nd we hold our breath in sup
pressed horror IN contemplation Of the re-
suit Mat Kelley was shot down in cold
blood on Friday night by Georgc Franks.
Tho general Impression ia that Franks was
the tool Of auoiher party, and that Kelley
was shot simply because be was Deputy
Sheriff and friend Of sheriff Raby. KEEL
ley was guarding prisoners nov held in Gus.
tody by The sheriff, aud stepped across the
street TO saloon, when Franks met him and
said that some one had shot at him. Kelley
profcrcd HE assistance in arresiing the
guilty party They walked out upon the
street together, when Franks, without any
warming, shot Kelley with Spencer rifle
through the lower bowels, The hall passing
through the bladder The wound Is mortal,
lou can ,ce that this Is written hastily
but you can use The facts.
Truly yours,
EITIyTN
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07
Lecture for the CoIored People.

Prof. Gllliard, a preacher and tclchcr OH
the Colored NJ. L. Church, who Is stationed
at Austin, will lecture at the Howard lnstl-
tute Friday aud Saturday nights. The pur-
pose is to aid in erecting church and school
edihces and building up the religious and
educational interests of the coorcd people
generally. Prof. Gilliard comes among US
strongly endorsed by the good people
wherever he has labored We trust both
himself and his mission will be kindly Re
ceiyed by our citizens, black and white
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

RFAFoN WuY.-Thc reasons why DR..
Prices True FlHvoriug ENilprt., Lam
on, Vanilla, etc. are superior to ali
others is because they are. prepared
from the choiscst selected fruits ana
nrnmntics without culorlng or poison
Gus ui,S, that all the ilnvorlng pinrlplrs
are retained unchanged 10y 'heln'yll
nrtiuu. highly concentrated, requiring
less to flavor, that there is no deception
in BOTTLES us thcy hold one hui nor"
than those sold FOR the same -iHr, Ilili
they are in every piriiculhr llkc ms
celebrated Cream Bnh"g Powder -
ppTfCpt.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07
Corner, Third and Washington streets
WACO, TEXAS.

Blacksmithing, Woodwork, Painting
and Trimming III best style; Buggies
Wagons and other vehicles made to
order. Bepairing promptly done and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Special attention given to horse
shooting and plantation work OF all
kinds.
PatroniZe home institutions and
promote your own interest in budding
them up. feb2Jd SwSm
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

Mr.. +. o. Rogers, the Tax Collector left
yesterday To commence the collection OF the
tax of 1873, and delinquent tax Of 1871. 1t
will be well for our country friends to he
prepared for him. He will Se out of town
every day In the week, except saturday,uh'
I'll the I'D inst. The law requires final
settlement Of the sheriff by the 3lsi oil DE
cember. OF course settlement must he
made before that time to arrange his account
before the final settlement.
nrthlxvtuct9l
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ct5dSwtOct2


our weekly will appear tomorrow WIN u
large supplement- and II VIII be hl'e" WIN
choice reading matter Grange aud general
news, state news, Convention doings' N''
1t will be a perfect record of all the inpo''
tant doings In the State for one week WIN
honest criticism aud Independent comment
upon all matters of interest to tue PeoPi''
Those wishing TO send Texas paper u
friends outside of the state, should by al
means select the weekly Examiner aud Pa
from
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07
THE HOUSTON CITY MILLS
GAN BE REBUILT.
THE STATE WILL nE
Benefited by its Continuance!
The people wan, the cood.s
'Tney can he Manufactured out
OF our Own Material, by
Our Own People!

We have the experience IND the results of
OVER six years work, IN addition to the
grounds, buildings, machinery, etc, 10 start
with.
The superior quality of onr goods suited
80 he wants Of. our state has been esiab-
sled. -.
The iuriher Investment OF One H,mi,rd
Thousand Doil,Ws Will place the Mills In y
better shape tlmn II twas before the fire, and
secure TO Stockholders q fair interest upon
their money. besides the building up Of an
institution OF direct benefit to this section,
and of general interest TO the State.
The present situation, with the improve
menis, machinery aud fixtures, will be
placed at It's present cash valuation for stock
IN the new Organization
On the securing q like amount, say sixty
thousand dollars, an organization will be
effected under the general Incorporation
laws Of Texas.
shares Of stock.
Shares. one Hundred Doll,irs Each, IN five
mstalmcnts, payable FIRST Of October, No
yembcr, December January and February
next, are now offered 10 our citizens. Sub
scriptions will he taken payable ia material
or labor, ut It's cash value.
Tile books are now open Of the Sales
Room, ~ Main street, Houston, where any
further Information may lie had on applica-
tiun to JAS. L. DuMBLE,
scpidSwtf Agent.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07
COMPLIMENTARY.

We, the undersigned boarder- AZ ne SUI
gls House, most respectfully inSllt VI. h ,,,u'
lion Of shc travelling public and the 'n,n''u
nifty AT large to the above house hs "nv ",
for The proprietor, Dir. W. l.. Uolsnh' NJ
rrnl gharc Of YOUR patronage, SHOWING rs We
do, that no pains or trouble will he spared ~
making you comfortable for reAs"hah'
compensation Respectfully yours
Mrs. q. Claycomh, A. \. narksdalc, G: =
Gilbert, ". =. Crank, Jr., NJ. Goldsmith
Mrs. NJ. Goldsmith, q, H. Brown, w u
Chiffon, j. ". Smith, y. Ludccus, J.. H.
Black, Jos. Levine aud others
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Long or short tInir.

f. YOUR head wrapped with "dcld or %
q, strangers hair, or is ltyour own that Is
coiled 50 bcauumllyY Procure DR.. y, New
Ion SMITH Hair Restorative, aud 10 VIII
prevent il from falling out, VIII promote ~,
rapid growth aud create aucW ana lu\uIl'u'
growth of hair on bald hcadt
Certificates are on hand ut new crop "l
nair promoted On heads that hay"hcrn h,"
~ ycar. j. NJ. ElNEiHr,
niy 3li3y Agent, Waco
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

The Fair Association, the city and the
county are all under great obligations TO our
faithful Secretary, Capt Gurley, for his ad-
dress intelligence and energy IN the cause
of our fair. 1t is mainly. to his own and Mr..
Wiley Jones' efforts that the preparation ms
are in such satisfactory state Of complete
ness
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

That Fred Axling has everything ullsHn
unrest and choicest brands. lie stu stands
by Burnham's XXXX and o. o. bourbon
IFS genuine Sazarac Cognac brandy hn
ported in original packages, is simply Icli
rious. lie also receives continually irrHh
supplies of imported ale, porter ana VIM
Free lunch every day from 10 l." !: /"
"Frrd's" aulnuu on the square. o''
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

Produce Warehouse, Bridge street, near
dcpoi-Prpducc and merchandise stored at
reasonable mtCs. Railroad freights of all
kinds shipped or forwarded. A. my profits
depend uu storage, ] sell Tor customers
without charging commi alous.
Waco July ~, $50. WM. q. OTts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

Masters Of Oranges and Past Masters will
notify this office Of any change in the mas
tership so that we can forward the paper
to the acting Master, Past Masters can re
tain the copy sent by forwarding the price,
s2.l5. little attention to this matter will
greatly oblige us. II
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see Here z!

Good Paper Hanging nj w GEMS
Good Paper hanging NJ 10 ccuiS'
Gnud satin IlnugiHgs At 30 cents.
Fine satin iInuging7 nj ~ gcntS.
Fine satin llungiups at 10 crhl''
FinrGil iluugiurs ni 81 ''nl,
Fur GIT llnugings at so rrule.
Nhuanuo assortment OF puln' hr"h"'
and eli hOrirrs. can and tNlnillt
is. TAFT, - Austin street.
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Notice.
WACO. TEXAS, oct 9Th, 1879

The late banking house Of Flint " nam
berlin now in liquidation is compelled '1
collect by sui, an money due them u mol
.o,,icd before the next term OF the court
All parties holding evidences "i mden'
edness against the bank are requested !,
have their claims adjusted at once "''"'"
ny To the terms oi The couip'"'''s''
oCt5 ltdur9M
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

The Young ladies aud gentlemen will not
FORGET the supper at odd Fellows Hall to-
night. The object is good one, and the
supper will be good, aud we hope 10 see q
goodly number Of the good citizens of Waco
present on that occasion.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07
Empire Cigar store, No. 81, Austin

Headquarters for smokers, "Thc Empire
Cigar store Invoices during the past
week of all the finest brands Of chewing and
smoking tobacco manufactured. The eel
ebrated "Gilt Edge line cut We sell eNclu-
lively In this market, Lone Jack and Per
que. sep3
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

The Waco Fire Engiue Company NO l.
was out yesterday evening pumping water
into the cisten. which had lost considers
bly, by evaporation. 1t did us good to see
the red shirt boys out again after 50 long
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

one thousand acres In Cook county, fiN
miles south of Gainesville, well watcrcd,
within two miles Of cross tinbers,
Apply TO n d. PUTNAM
optp lAWlW
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THE DAILY EXAMINER.
Local Intelligence.
Cotton shipments.

The shipments yesterday were ls4 bales
Of cotton. Total shipments TO date, 5,ih3
bales.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1875-10-07

We authorized 10 announce Captain
Alex McCulluch us candidate for County
Surycyor. Election SATURDAY, October ~,
1873, sc2Glvwull oclG
We are authorized ia announce W. l.
WHITE ~ a candidate for County surveyor;
election Saturday, OrlohoT IT, $50.
-cpt2idNwtillooid
he are authorizcl io announce Nc Ste.
plru Turner ~ a candidate for the office "i
County surveyor Eirctiou saturday oct
10, $50 Nrdl-'dNW'r
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TeDneesee Iroa Fer the Cen-
IeDnfaL


Ciaskssfsas Tosaees Leaf
Mr. II r.. Ye4taaau- - the firm -
Woodse Ieatnaa. Il Co. has asssra1
Nr. Klebrev, Cozzaalssfc1er q
Agriculture. Statistics ard Alfnea,
that be wM ship 70 Philadesg.hfa
azd pay the expenses On she amoaat
of ore which may BE- considered
seeessesy from bis mines. It's BE-
iieVe5 that every proprietor o ar
iron sgFa4ee 10 the state VIII do The
SANE thing aaI It IS she fnteatsoa
Of that Bareau 20 eoanectsoa viii
the CeatenEfal C0mrslsssoaess to
erect sach = PIE Ofogc a. VIII show
the narvellous resources ofTenaes
zee, By the enterprise q z single
man. GeE, Wide, q Rockwood
furnace. near ChateanoCga Tenaea-
see was enabled 20 surpaas even
Gyeas Britain ID the Vienna Ezpos-
is5on, and the capital added 20 Ten
aessee from that display alone has
been, and VIII be, immense BY .
email expenditure On the part Of
each furnace showing their varieties
o. minerals and the products iron,
Tennessee car excel the world AZ
Phisadelphia-
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To Deifnqaents.

DUNG ii's pat E@e-Ve hio1ls
owing u lDe excessive slflAgel'ey
d SA@ '.'He7 @~t' 5ae scarcity 81
i-lo.'sy, '-''s'l ~ crop -a'-'-5ss
ana Olls. e.-77' e nave ''-'7-- s@is
-elie'it eiaA or leDLofss ana i4OT
have on our books quite 2 EuEaaeT
o. st'ossFl-ef@ "no are IN arrears
and some Of tiie'n t@Hsleiefa5-y @ft-
Al ADDITION 70 sending EAe paper On
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-12-02

National Reform

TIE Eat5osal Association organ
lied 10 naa5utaia existing CLristiaa
features IN the American govern
menL ard 70 secure the Religious
Amendment o. the Constitution Of
che United states. met IN Phflade5-
phia oa the 9th inst Tor the trans
action % Ito annual bu mess. The
Hon. Felix z Brunot- Of PItts-
bargh, President Of the Association,
occupied the chair. Steps were tax
en TO secure articles Of fncorpora
ton under the name Of the Nation
a. Reform Association. The main
tenancc Of Sabbath Laws, the Feten
ton u the Bible II the common
schools, the defence or the judicial
oath ard other Christian features
Of the government, and the secur-
ing o. suitable religious acknOEI-
edgments IN all new state COnstitu-
tons, we're expressly recognized IS
among the objects Of the society
The next natiO-a al COnveatiOn was
appointed 10 be held 10 PhIladel-
phia during the last week IN June,
1876.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-12-02

The question % uniting the Vari-
Gus branches Of Methodists in this
country IS undergoing discussion IN
the denOminatio2al paperss-but the
wilder question Of joining the Meth
osiist and Protestant Episcopal bed
lea Is attracting more interest. n
England the AnglicaBs and Wesley
ans have talked and written a
good deal about the possible return
or readoption 81 the latter body in
~ the church which, % "a well
known, John Wesley never left
The discussion IN tbfs country has
fts center u Chicago, that famous
theOlOgica. city. Bishop Haven
has . hand IN IL and be and al
EpiscOpalian, name not given, have
communicated alternately with t',e
Tribune. The bishop thinks thew
are very near 70 unity, buE there are
obstacles. The Methodist will new
CT cOncede that their ordinations
are invalid, and the EDiscopzlians
would logically and inexOTably de
mand it. The Tribune steps ID with
a most original device, namely, that
Bishop Cumnins, Of the Reformed
Episcopal Church being q regular
y cOnsecrafet bishop, could serve
ia this emergency; lei the Method
ist EpiscOPais annex him and let
him yaccinate the Methodist bishops,
and thus bring them all into line. "
The EpiscOpalian MethOdists
gOuid thus have one bishop with
credentials reaching back 20 Peter,
who could Immediately iegitimatize
all the others" There does not
seem 10 be any imminent prospect
Of union.-Herald & Mail.
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Perhaps the ladies OF the Reading
Club, who are doubtless veil posted,
can find some amusement in asking
and answering, the following ques-
tons which an ingenious CORES
pondent Of the Herald Of Health
gives. each 70 be answered b. the
name Of wellknOwn author The
answers will be given next week
J. What rough man said 70 his
son when he wished him 70 eat
properly.
T. Is q lions house dug IN the
side Of a hill where there Is no water.
3. Pilgrims and hatterers have
knelt low 70 kiss him
4 Makes and mends Tor first
class customers.
5. Represents the dwelling Of
civilized men.
6. Is a kind Of linen.
! Is worn On the head.
8. A name that means such fiery
things, can't descriDe their pains
and stings.
Q. Not one OF the four points OF
the compass but inclining toward
one OF them.
10. Is what an oy ster heap is ike
70 be
IL Is chaia or hills containing
] dark treasure.
Y. Always youthful as you see;
but between yoa and me, he never
was much Of a chicken.
Is. Humpbacked but not de
formed.
"A. An internal pain
-. Value Of q word
| IG. A ten-footer whose name be-
gins with fifty.
II A brighter and smarter than
the other one.
IS. A worker IN precious metas.
-. A very vital part Of the body.
70. a lady's garment.
p. a disagreeable fellow to
have on ones foot
%. A sick place Of worship.
%. To agitate a weapon.
"a. A slang exclamation.
%. Pack away closely, never
scatter, and in doing 50, you'll get
at her.
20. a young domestic animal
~ A fraction in currency and
the prevailing fashion.
%. A girls name and a male re-
lation.
20. Common domestic animal,
and what Il can never do.
80. Each living head, in time, it's
said, will turn TO him, though he be
dead.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-12-02
LADIES COLUMN.
The IIabIt Of Reading.

The folloniag. FROM scribaer's
MOlshIys contains so1se very ssg
gsstIVe thOaghts
= have 10 tine TO read, is the
eomnOn complaints, and especially
Of Vomea whose occupzEioas are
sgch - % preVeat colg5naoss
book perusaL They seem 70 think
because tbey cansos dey ,se a. 1ancb
attensioa 20 books as they are con
PEELED % devote 70 their avoc4tloa,
shat they caHpOs read asytAing>-
Bos ehis 10 = great mistake u lsn't
the books NE fsnlss At a citing which
alWays Do - llse most goOa, Those
We dev0ur IN slle odd assolaeota, half
q dozen pages At = sine, often give
% more satisfaction, asd are more
Thoroughly digessed than those We
make q particular effort - read
The men gho have male their mark
IN the world have geaeFzlly been
the men Who have IL O0yhOOI
formed the habit ofrezdiBg as every
ar4ilabie moment, whetheF fog i've
HsiHptes or I've hours,
Il is tie habit u reading rather
than the time ~ our command that
helps % % the road u learning
Many u the cultivated persons,
4hOse names have been famous a.
stndentss have given only tgv Or
thrse hours q day % their books
II ne make use Of spare minutes IL
the midst Of our work. znd read 2
little, II bat a page " a paragraph,
re shall ind our brains qaickened
and our toll lighte1e,l b. jGst 30
much increased satisfaction a. the
book gives -. Nothing helps u
along the monotOnous daily round
20 much a. fresh and striking
thoughts, 70 be considered while oar
hands are busy 4 new idea from =
volume il Ike OIL which reduces the
friction d the nscbIneFy Of life
What We remember from brief
glimpses into books, often serves as
stimulus 70 action, and becomes
one % the most precious deposits in
the treasury Of our recollection
Al knowledge Is male up u small
parts, which would seem InslgniG-
cant in themselves, bat when taken
together, are very valuable NeapOls
sor the mind and Substantial arBOr
fDr the soul Read anything con
tinuOusly," says DR.. johnson, land
you will be learned The odd min
utes which we are inclined 70 waste.
ifcarefully availed Of, viii, IN the
long run, make golden hours and
golden days that we shall ever be
thankful Tor.
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STRAY NOTICES.

rTAKEE CP aud pe=isI By rzchslas Barns
Dist 30 %, G5lss coruty. o. tbs Ash da5
sfJEDe, 1875, ere Bay AaFes s h2nds high
left hlDd iooE = EiIs, zElaIl sEaT ~ face =
Eeass old. Eal-ed Is t35 %.
Ass - Taken up and posted - George ~
Vance, Distrigi No !, Giles cguutg, o. tn
lgth day d ApFemasT. 1873, one Bay Mar
AEse- seven TsaEE cd. IS hsnsis high. bare
footed FaIrsd 8 So o.
o--Taksn up add psrss3 ~ Hrs- Jane
EckfHmiu - DistTles No. - Gs.ss e0antF.
on the lTsk day - SgsefabsY, 1878. Ola
small Bay Mare. - maFis. - hznis high 9
yeafs Old. bare loote1, in 1slarzble good or
der. FAinsd 81 455 %.
" e ALEXANnER,
ncaL5-lt Ranger
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PLEAaE ~ &c.

Oar neceeslrfes SIRE very great
fOur expense are very AeaTys asa6l
al cash we have had - hog
row money All SKINNER 90 mees
these exposes and Bow we caa
borrow 10 more We must begin
20 Jay up what We have already
borrowed aad y re do thias AID
meet orr current cash exposes We
mast collect every EIc<ei dae as
Vow, II yOa please s5r, come 70
our re-eue thfs ore time a,sc
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-12-02

The house d sparlOs-ss Hoze & Co.,
Cotton Ezetors and com mission u1eT-
cElznts, Nashville are Candidates for q
share o. patronage from tiss planters 81
Giles. They O1rr every advantage thar
any OslsF hOuss can possibly claim
They do not by cotton On speculation.
Their bushes Is % sell u the beet zd-
vantage % si1rir Customers, and 10 han
die i sFith a. Little eLpenss ~ posi- be.
They fesl confident that = trial Of their
house this season viii prove zatisfactOTy
% The planter 4fT. Goodrich o. this
firm = = native 81 Lincoln and can refer
u any Of his old friends and patrons
there ~ % che reliability o. tire house.
asz5-5m
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Ramie and Jute in the south.


In his report for the past year, 3
copy Of which has just reached Us,
the Superintendent Of the Bureau Of
Agriculture at Washington calls at
teHtiOn 70 the important results
likely 20 follow extensive cultivation
Of ramie and jute in this country
These have been brought into gen
cral notice within the last four years.
and now they are about TO assume
an importance which Is only begin
ming TO be known Both these
plants EiH grow successfully In all
Southern States, and especially IN
Z California The iTnpediment here
tOfOre % their production has been
ihe difficulty Of separating the fiber
from the gummy principle and green
covering Of the plants. But this
problem, il Is believed, has been
now solved by the Invention Of
/ machinery, which, by the aid IF der
! tain acids, separates the fiber per
T fectly and economically The
ramie Is a native Of India aud China,
where the work Of separating the
AAtsGh - AtA[ - aA4DA a. u.s. "a
$3.50 per ton. The latest pateutee
Of a machine Tor separating the
fiber, claims that the cost Of separ-
ating IL will not exceed $50 per ton.
IL is a beautiful and Iustrous staple,
il strength and brilliancy almost
equal % silk: in fact, most OF The
dress goods made 70 initiate silk
fabrics are made IN part 81 ramie,
and its value in England is about
f75, or 1915 per ton; and il is said
that in California ! zoo pounds o.
this fiber may be produced on one
sore. II these anticipations be
realized. Of which there Is nov q
reasonable hope, the South may an
ticipate the prosecution OF q new,
useful, and profitable industry.
Jute produces a fiber Of q cOarser
quality, but admirably adapted 70
cordage and bagging. and, because
0f its length and strength, greatly
superior 70 either fax or hemp.
American.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1875-12-02
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DURSUAST % deere % The CE-zuesry
L CO1rr for Gilez county, Teuzezass, Il the
above cEuss, vii sell
On Saturday, Dec 4th, 1875,
81 p-ublie ssls % shs higbezs bidder. ~ ths
court bouse do8F- n Pzleski. o. . credit q z
months, WiEb Interest from day q sale and
fEss from the sguity q REDEEM ptI0n- The lot
q ground formerly GEEed - Eb s. Hzr-
veil, situated near The soushegD border Of
the tOEu % Pulaski, adjoining The IznIs Of
8alleDtIus and o-Eser-. co1-zEElcg 01s acre
and 1fty-foz- and 0Es-ha5f poles P1rehEser
vii Be rec girsd - give = note With good
psTsolEl ssGzr5tys ard . lien retained upoE
trs land until tie p1Tchaae EC1sy T. paid
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