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NATIONAL EDUCATION.


-. Special Dsspafth to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsliSoroS, u. u, dec. l7.-uc1. Bllrn-
s'aes o'll 10 apply INC proceeds OF thu sale OF
pubic la'nis and tue proceeds Of patents to
tle eas'catioh " tho people was drcarily dis
c"sse.l 1a'S AFTERNOON Tor iso long hours,
aha hhnlly pnssed by vote Of IL yeas to U
'aaSS. l''o great struggle WAS on III amend
ine'lt offered ~ slr. Teller, which provided
Tor t'o ANNUAL distribution Of tile prorecds
tollatet', 11asteau OF havlhg thoM Invested,
Ill accordance Will, tho bill. aud pay-
Ing out tho annual interest only to
tho Statcs. N[r. Teller took the GROUND that
there nro now In tho Southern States ut least
5,o00, 600 nf llfltorate children, ulni Tint to
divide $4,000 Of lntprest money among tho
States in proportion 10 tllcir tlllturacy would
t,e giving about eight cents eacl. to bo de-
voted to the education Of their lIlltcrata
OF school agc. liz did not want Il School
fund for posterlty, but, lf $1,000 100 nro to bo
reallzetl next ycar FROM tho public lands at,d
from patent fees, ile wanted t,at sum
4Ar'oIrIoSED AT ONCE.
A fow OF tho more Bourbon of tho South
eru Senators weru opposed to any 1nterfcr-
cnco With education IN the Statcs by tho Fusl-
cru! Government, but others fro,M TINT Sue
tlol seconded Mr. Teller In urging tile inme-
diate an'nal distribution Of tho entire pro-
ceetls. Tho discussion Of tic amendment
was prolonged untll nfter tho gas was light
ed. WHEN tlior1 WIS Il tle Yote,-19 to 929.-
n1Nl. as tho Vicc-rresl0ent,, ,,was not present,
1t WIS lost. 4 E0nl II my other changes
wera nude ip the Original bill, which Is Int
tho assertion Of tho right ut tho Federal
Government to nssist uni regulate education
Ill tho Status, md tho establishment OF tho
nucleus Of Nntlgnnl Educational fund.-
, 1880-12-18

THE Senate, by close vote, refused to
concur III tho resolution passed by tho House
to adjonrll from tl'o @:.l inst. to the bth prox
4 motion to reconsider WIS afterwards
adopted, and 1t Is probable that some rcsolu-
lion will be adopted Monday.
, 1880-12-18

SENATOR WALLACE. introduced bill III
Tho Scnato yestortlay providing for tic estab-
l!sllment OF n uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United Statcs.
, 1880-12-18
Manner In Which Ballot. Boxes Alter
Their Politics in the swamps
OF Florida.
Final Proceedings Of the Ma
tional Board Of Trade-The .
Logan Story.
Healthy Condition of the Appropria.
ton for the National Board
Of Health,
RUaIO1eS,

DEVELOPMENT OF 4 PREVIOUS 1!Us!OTs
sp<etas Dtspateh to 7he Chtcuqo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 17.-Tilcrc Is a
rlmor whicl, Is not authenticated that cx-
Senator Sargent, Of California, l,a4s been
rendered tho position of Srcretarr of tho
Navy. to succeed Mr.. Thompson. Some Of
tho pacIiic Cuast men hnye bceu ent!cnyor.
Ing ID secure this pluce for Mr. Sargent iii
Garfield's Cabinet,
TlEENE IS ANOTHER nrAtoR
tint Jay Gould, il1 tho interest of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas S Texas load, has in somo
n,anncr obtained the support of the Indians
tn tho Indian Territory WHO hayo hitherto
been so aggressive III their opposition to
the opening Of the Tertiary, nnl TINT tho
result Is that he expects their COOPERATION
instead Of their opposition. This may,
however. bo stock-jobblng story, rs spec
uIatl0ns III TINT stock nre reported rs quito
nctlyc,
, 1880-12-18
HARDWOOD 4 co.

aptetat Dtsraseh 10 1hs Chicago 7sthaHet
Sr. PAUL, AtInn., Dec. l7.--1t Is annolllseeIo I''
Oh wlat Is rsgartlet "a 9oosl authority ~
Minneapolis t)lnt tho sale Of the l!ar"oo,,tI ,,I
stock, postponed from Dec. to the FIST, "1n w.,
bu ngain postponed until Jan. to suit d tn'
Convenience of Eastern creditors. I!lo slarS ar'
authority says. tllat New York ..jobbers az
willing ind oven allxflls u buy H. tue s:oeh,
a.mi continue alul enlarge tho busiiiess he''
tofuro tl0lu by lIasWuud IL Co.
, 1880-12-18

TnE1lE nre over II, 900 pcrsons employed In
manufacturing establishments In this city,
and about nil equa1 number Is employed In
other industrial occupations.
, 1880-12-18

PAJsrLy cloudy weather, areas Of light
snow, wind from northeast to northwest,
md lower temperature. aro the 1neteorolog-
ical conditions predicted for this region to-
f}ntt
, 1880-12-18

ABOUT 5000 worth Of !ace was stolen from
the PROMISES Ut Mr.. Stoypl, Now York
commission merchant, Thursday hight.
There Is ITO clew to tho robbers.
, 1880-12-18

THE unfinished wnll nf the Middleton Chr
Shops, Mt Harrisburg, Pa., full Thursday
night, killing William Dnshor al>sl seriously
bruis!ne tiyo other persons.
, 1880-12-18

THE Ohio State Grunge, by n vote Of So to
4, adopted u resolution yesterday asking tic
Ohio Legislature to pass u Local Option
Liquor law.
, 1880-12-18

Ci1AH.Rs AIsND,n Chicago lawyer, Of the
Nortll Side. Inns been appointed Justico Of
the Pence, utcc Justice Wilson, resigned.
, 1880-12-18

Tile Duchess Ut Westminster, who TINS
drawn comfortable salury for filling tho
slnccuro o!l!co Of MiStruss OF Robes to tho
Queen, Is dying,
, 1880-12-18

VlcE.TNEs1DESr WHEELER has received,
either by Ma!l pr messenger, the Electoral
yotes Of all Tho Suites but Oregon,
, 1880-12-18

A rlLk approprLating $3.50, 600 for tho re-
building Of the l'vnsacoIu Custonl-IIou and
Post ~Otllcp passed tho Senate yesterday,
, 1880-12-18

AN unautllenticated rumor has 1t t!mt
President Hayes has offered ex-senator Sur
gent, Of California, The Secrctaryshtp Of tho
Navy,
, 1880-12-18

SECRETARY THOMPSON will this afternoon
hold II reception for tho purpose Of taking
leave of tho employees Of tho Navy Depart
1ueIt,
, 1880-12-18

lL SlllOlAUO J. 1hlDUNLs
tutlons. It was our right anl duty to appro.
printC Il large enough SIM to cope with this
danger At once. We owe nothing to poster-
fty. l'osterity cn1i tnke cnru Of itself. Per-
l,nps The Ercntcst gtft va ean give .rosterlty
is MI rl,cnteti generation. Let lis makn n
sufficient allnun1 appropriation. 'caying flu
tire Congresses to Ito The sa,nc II they SEQ lit.
Mr.. bailey thought tito fund
WOULD GROW srEEptLY,
ard soon b. lnrge'eroug 10 meet tho views
Ut tlio senator from Kansas {InEalls) aaul
tllosu who thought with him. lie believed
It was nur duty 10 establish nut sccuru ,lrr-
lnl,rnt provision for tho education OF tie
penHle.
Mr.. Morgan advocated Mr. Tellcr's rropo-
sition for direct appropriation, l,stcad Ut n
permanent fund nj Interest. Thc Inter would
not materially adL to tho present State facil-
itlra.
Mr. Mcdonald advocated Mr. F1cter's
amendment. 1[e Endorsed Mr.. Ingalls, re-
tnarks ahuut tatellt fires.
Mr.. rct,dleton supported Mr.. Teltcr's
amendments, ulHi sat1 he woltlst 1,ot "carry
cpals 10 Newcastle" " by adding tn tho forci-
bic argument Of the Senator fro,u Kansas.
~ ,,,,.,,, IT, ..,a ,ts ;'s s,i't s
s,,,I y, nro', An. t,,,ro,.,, II, 10 .na,o ~
A., ,,,'.',r,n.,,,,,i '',ornt;,"s ,,na ~
-. ~ f., ,. .,, t,a.ma5 ~" ~ 49,, a't,". T..
view led lin, To support tic bill.
ur ~, : ,.n.a p, ,w,~,,,,rvr v.,s .,,o,vr,.r.
II yeas: 10 nnys.
II Strikes nit lin cta,sc sc,t,no a,ort lin
nrncceus nf lands u,,l ,,ntrnts ns !, n,r,,,anrnt
funI. and prnyitrs tint fnr tle ,rst In, VIM "a
sntd ,,rorrc,ls s,,ntj In nat,t tn t1,e s,vcraI
Stutcs nrrnr,ltnr IN tbr nr,,,nr, nm nT ,,r,,,,ln.
Inn oypr 10 yrnrs of apa whn can,,nt rra,,
mn, wr,r
Ntr. lura1ls moved to str;sc mt Tho nrov,so
That ou,e,lird nr tho f,Iml s,,nt,,,l ,rn In TIM
colleges rstobIshrl uulirr TIM NJ. nt ,s,;a his
nli,c. h..int, II, frynt,. tho wholc tn thc ann.
ror. uf tl,e rd,ntuon srl,onls
Air. ,Eorritl suid lint If 1h,s wcre ,1one, la
wnuId ronsifcr thu hI,1 lii,r,l.
Ntr. ,toncs fFlu., wished to omcnf TIM hin
On M IN tnnv n II Inn sto,os r., sn,, ,,nt,,nr
~, ",,nnn, vr,,,to,t to s,,,,t,, ~, ~ "''t,ra,
IN tl,n ror,nnn echonia ~ nort1,, +, t,o r,,i-
le,,.s '0 ~ ''''' WI
yr. t1oar .horInr 1cc,orc1 Tint tim III,
,vnmld In usn,,sa r. o,,,,,n,l"t ~ .,rs,,,asoI
nud ,,o ,,,ssrl a,,bst,nttntIv 40 ~ anna rr',,,'
t,nn,m;t,.c ''''''"'' 40 - N'''A'0 A'''N'
~, ,v,, .1,s r.,,r ,,,co,,,,,, 1,r,, :,
srrr1,r A"o'
,,,,,t.,, ,.......s.
II iI.hnf;,,u a,,, Sonn,or r., oss,,,,,, t,,"t s-
dom wol,I t1lr viii iin,. NJ thar If tI,is mai.
tcr l,n hrrn rrfrrrr,t N so,nc ntl,nr co,n,nft.
tcn IN nn tlInt If vllc1, l,r was n,c,ni,nr
nuthInr worthy xn,,1d lave 'hce, oy"ly"d
f,tLnra tl,a, ,,,omh.,a ~ .h.t f,o,n,,tt,, ,'o,i
studied nntl thn,trht on this snhlnct Win,
n mun's l,ous,, wns m iire In r,nrrnltv scyn,i
the nearest nyaiubla utrnsil nnd ro,, In thc
crc.l. to mi w.otnr tn no,r ~, tha tin,noa ia
lid not set about tho erection of II syst.u, nj
wu,nr.wurks. .rhatyil of iiti,eracy wou ,rns,
cnt. n,,tl 'alnrminr What thC Sout,, ,noIml
wos fin an,itcnt1on Gf tho iii 1,"ri,a,,
practice Of e,lucation. Tbrre wns n
suhtic contnp,on nh,vt o,,,,"o,,or ~" F,,,'@
, 1880-12-18
. THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

WIiAT II WILL AEtutsr Tu cOS0NEss.
SptcLH Dbpatth 10 The Eh4eago Irlbuns.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. l7.--The' Nh
tiol,aI hoard Ut llcalt!. has been In session in
Washington luslng tAe lust two Or thrce
, 1880-12-18
WASHINGTON,

Rumor that Sargent Has
Been Offered the Naval
Portfolio.
Final Senatorial Debate on
the National Educa-
tion Bill.
Money from Public Lands aud
Pntents to Go 10 tho
Schools.
Passage Of the Measure, Jonas, No
Donald, Vest, Voorhees,, and
Williams Dissenting.
4 Flea Put in Senator 10ar's
LuHcltcu EAR ny II west D
crll Man.
The Civiizing Influences Of
Gould Affecting the H.
dian Nations.
Manner in Which Ballot.Boxes Alter
Their Politics in The Swamps
OF Florida.
Final Proceedings Of the Ma
tional Board of Trade-The
Logan Story.
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Governor Roberts.

The courtroom at the court
house was brilliantly Illuminat-
ed last night with many Star
candles Quite i large audi
ence" among them a number of
ladies, assembled to hear gov
ernor Roberts make speech,
he having been invited by
the Brennan Democratic club
to do SO. Eight o'clock sharp
was the appointed time. About
$50 the governor took the stand
and for two hours he talked 10
the people and read from man
uscript notes, reports, letters,
messages, etc, making some
what elaborate defense of his
administration, celebrating point
by point with all the skill of
an accomplished advocate (for
such unquestionable isl at the
bar. For an CT pate statement
we must say that he made a
good showing, using convincing
arguments. He is remarkably
fond of using the personal pro-
noun a." and were Thomas H.
Benton yet alive it would be
difficult to determine which of
the tive could use it the often
est.
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The Salem Celebration.

According to previous an
nouncement the members of
the Salem Schutzen-veren met
at Bulls pasture 5 mics south
west Of Brennan, on Monday
morning last, for the purpose
of participating in 4th of July
celebration. The exercises
were commenced by cannonad-
ing at 4 o'clock Sunday even
ing, a national salute having
been fired at that hour. AT
sunrise on Monday morning an
other salute was fired, announc-
ing the opening of the festivi-
ties. The day was spent in
drilling, speaking, target prac-
ticc and social conversation.
The first speaker was Mr.. J. F.
Winklemann, who addressed the
audience in the German Ian
guage, making stirring, patri-
otto speech, alluding to the
great achievements and memoir
a BILE events OF I776. His re-
marks were lintened 20 with
great attention and interest.
His speech wds well received
and highly spoken of by our
German friends.
The next speaker to occupy
the stand was Gov, Roberts,
who delivered L political speech
the gist of which is published
elsewhere.
Mr., Z. {. Lieb, ]. g. Rankin,
Henry Muller and others after
wards occupied the stand in
few brief and pleasant remarks.
There was a fine attendance
and everything passed off pleas
antly and agreeably to all.
At night there was a grand
ball at Mr.. Bulls residence
which closed the days festivi-
ties.
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About half three or four
o'clock on Monday afternoon
the dead body of a man was
discovered in the weeds, on the
vacant lot on St. Charles street
between Sandy and Quitman
streets, the lot is very public
and people are continually pass
ing through it. The dead man
was Barney Tullis, an Irishman,
who has lately been working
on the main line of the Central
as a regular hand on section
seven, FIVE miles above Hemp
stead. Some FIVE or six days
ago Tullis quit work on section
seven and came here with the
intention of going to work on
the Santa Fe road. Like most
railroad men with money he
got on spree as soon as he
was safely in town. On Friday
last he was arrested, being drunk
and disorderly, and on Satur-
day he was fined. He had a
"time check" for $500 on the
Central. With this he paid his
fine and had $500 left in the
hands Of Mr.. Abbott, to whom
Mr.. Mcdonald had given the
check for collection. TulliS
had been boarding at McDon-
AIDS. On Monday morning he
ate breakfast, being apparently
in good health; he was seen on.
Ant street about an hour after
wards, seemingly under the in
auence Of liquor, but not to say
drunk. He very likely made
his way to where he was found
and laid down to take Il nap.
The body was laying on the
right side with the right arm
under the head; he had been
exposed to the rays Of the sun
all day. The time he died is
d matter of guess. Justice Nc
CIung was notified and sum-
moning ajury proceeded to hold
an inquest. The jury returned
verdict that deceased came
to his death from excessive
use of whiskey and exposure.
MIR. Mcdonald invested the
$500 left by deccasc in suit
of clothes, in which he was bur
led, the county furnished the
coffin,
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Arkansas has eigthy-one papers.
Arkansas Is iull Of cotton worms.
Two colored convicts died of sunstroke
at Albany, Ga.
Sunstroke killed lot of chickens in Bow
ling Green, ny.
A board OF health has bin established in
Georgetown, 5. {.
Two cases of sunstroke occurredin Rail
eigh, N. C., last saturday.
Bee culture is receiving considerable
attention in Wilmington. N. c.
IN Union county, SC. Willis Brannon
murdered his wife and fed.
The new cotton factory at Chattanooga
will be in operation by October
Sonth Carolina has sevcnty-seven active
oranges ofpatrons of Husbandry.
The Flint river has just received depos-
it of 10000, young Shad, at Albsny, Ga.
Thepestiferous army worm has appeared
in full force in the Shenandoah valley, Va,
The English sparrows have driven the
squirrels from Court Square, in Memphis
Myriads of grasshoppers have attacked
the crops in some of the counties Of Ken
tueky.
lis cooler in Florida than in New York.
There has not been a cose of sun stroke
in the former Stare this summer.
A gentleman in Lyon county, KY, has
thirty acres in wheat which was eaten by
rust until The whole oft fell down and was
lost.
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BURTON IulY. 1880.

~
Editurs BInnerr
Business matters continue
dull. Leisure time for all who
desire attending picnics camp
meetings etc.
The picnic at McLellen school
house on the I'd inst, was large
ly attended; the orators acqult-
ed themselves creGitably. Quite
a number present attended the
party given at the residence Of
Mr.. B. F. Elliott in the evening.
Music and lively conversation
rcigned supreme. The warm
lay of love and the light notes
of gladress seemed to awaken
the sweetest emotions within
the hearts Of all present"
Mr.. Randle has returned from
Stacks wells greatly improved
in health, and is DESTROYS Of re-
turning at an early day in COM
pany with his wife, who for
sometime has been in bad
health. ToUCHsToNE.
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Commissioners Court.

At a special term ofthis court,
held July Ist, the following bus
mess was disposed of:
Report of T. o. HyneS, NJ. D.,
of the sanitary condition of the
of the county poor farm receiv-
cd; and, ordered that the follow
ing persons be dropped from
the rolls, Maria Drake and child,
Mrs. Hubert and three children,
lake Harris and - Malone.
c. G. Campbell allowed S.
for holding inquest on body of
Martin Marek; also, S. for in
quest on Henry Taylor.
Eugene Won Boeckman allow
ed 5000 for fee book for sher-
if.
T. w. White, road overseer
allowed $50 for material for
road.
J. J. Wyatt, justice, U. P.
Melton as constable, and a jury,
allowed the usual fees for hold
ing fire inquest on premises Of
J. T. Clark, at Washington.
Jurors in lunacy cases of Ma
linda Morgan, and Catherine
Weikel allowed 81 each.
A. D. Gee allowed $40 for 5
days service as bailiff, district
district court March term.
II. c. Brandt, allowed S26.25
for lumber used on road pre-
cinct 81.
J. J. Wyatt, justice, a. d
Gee constable and a jury allow
ed the usual fee for inquest on
body of James H. Russ.
H. L. McClung and 0. Gro
zier, Justice and constable al
lowed usual fees for inquest on
body of David Campbell.
Financial statement for quar-
ter ending June so, ordered
posted in courthouse.
H. Coin allowed sI.25 for
goods for poor farm.
w, H. Blount allowed $40
for coffin and burying Malinda
Jones, a pauper.
J. D. McAdoo, judge and ].
F. Winklemann; and ]. c. Cain
allowed S. each for attendance
and J. II. Hutchinson, sheriff,
s., for attendance on court, one
day each. Adjourned.
H. W. GRADER, Matchmaker and
Jeweweler, BRENNAN. Texas.
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BRENNAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,


10 Residence Lots in Hurts addition.
8 Lots suitable tor Lusiness--sasrcses.
IN locality OF the new depot.
4 Lots on west side and fronting North
street, on south side of Central fsilwa y,
suitable for shops or warehouses.
Dwellings,, with lots fronting ON Mar
kct street, south of Central railway, 4 part
OF the Shipman property.
House and lot on east side of Market
street, known as the 10 Tom place.
Lots en- east side of North street near
the Central railway crossing.
Dwelling House, with rooms. cistern
and well, situated on north market street
in Bassett's ADDITION,
The ahave lots are all located adjacent,
OF IN The business part of town, and will be
sold On hest of terms.
l have for sale, also, the unsold portion
OF the Allcorn addition in west partof town,
and the Norriss addition in southeast part
OF town, and many other suburban bis
Also, dwellings ard stores for rent
JOHN \. RANDEE,
May IS, 1880. Real Estate Ageak
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On Tuesday last there was a
rain and thunder storm in the
Chappell Hill settlement; men
ton has already been made Of
the killing Of Mr.. Thompson's
horse near the depot. The
strangest freak Of lightning on
record occurred about the same
time that the horse was killed.
A boy, whose parents we're at
the poor farm sick, rode down
near Chappell Hill to sec some
relatives; on his way back and
when but a short distance from
town he was the victim Of a
prank ofthe lightning; he was
wearing an ordinary wool hat,
such as commonly worn by coun
try boys; the lightning struck
the hat, which was on his head,
Just about the centre of his fore
head and literally cut in two
pieces, piece falling on either
side of his horse; the boy was
stunned by the shock and fell
off his horse, but strange to say
was not injured in the least,
there was not the slightest mark
or sign of the lightning about
his head and he had not even so
much as a hair singed. In Il
few minutes the boy recovered
from the shock and remounting
the horse rode home; he was
badly scared, weak and looked
pale from his narrow escape
from what might have been in
slant death. The hat was as
neatly divided as if it had been
cut in two with d very sharp
instrument.
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SemprOnius Locals
July 7.

JULY 7.
Health of the county good;
crops flourishing; the farmers
at present arc gentlemen of leis-
ure.
y protracted meeting will be-
gin at Concord church on Fri
day the 9th inst; hope to see
many of our BRENNAN friends
in attendance. Preparations
are being made by the Metho-
dists for campmeeting near
Travis, to begin on Friday the
10th Of this month.
On Wednesday the monot-
ony Of our neighborhood was
enlivened by a wedding. Mr..
Blake Of Bellville officiated,
marrying Mr.. Joe Francis and
Miss Della Gerald, both of this
county. May they know few
sorrows in this world of sun
shine and shade.
Mrs. G. B. Collins is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Eddins, near In
dependence.
Mrs. Coward from, Sherman,
formerly of this place, is visit
ing relatives here.
AUNT MAY.
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L Correction.
LONG POINT, Tuly I'd.

LONG POINT, July sd.
Editcr, Banner:
Allow ME a small space to ap-
ply to Rev. Mr.. Caps, in ref
erencc to the amount of oppo-
sition to Maj. Penns contempla-
ted camp-meeting at the Big
Springs" on the 9th. l think
the opposition he alluded to, is
altogether obiter, originating in
his mind, because there is not
that up-heaving among the pee
pie to assist, etc, which he hop
ed there would be. As to the
Baptist men of whom l (he) am
ashamed" l know of no Baptist
Man or men, except myself who
uttered u syllable of objection.
Mr. Caps would say brother,b but
presume lie would not like for
one of whom he is ashamed tc
known brother him, was not as
well posted as toBaptist strength
and influence, in this vicinity,
which is very weak as he should
have being cause in part
Of my opposition 10 the
time first contemplated June 20.
Common sense taught US from
the condition Of the crops, with
other reasons that that WIS a
very unpropitious tins; my
mind has not since changed, but
the time being changed to the
9th and Mr.. c. not having that
amount of aid; that same would
be Solomon, induced him to
belive could be always obtained
he is chagrined, and hurls the
consequences of the fearfully
anticipated failure upon the
heads of its imaginary oppon-
ents. He should have more
dignity than to vent his spleen
through the columns of your
widely circulated paper, thereby
creating an unfavorable impress
sion of the feeble, few Baptists
in this vicinity.
Have charity my brother,
have charity, and remember
who, and who did the most work
in repairing and fitting up the
grounds and its acceSses.
PLow Boy.
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Fashion Notes.

Gold lace and gold cord held their place
in favor.
White is more popular than ever for ht-
tie people.
Handkerchief coslumeswiub be worn inths
country.
Sea wrack is remedy for obesity.
\ novel combination is Of wall-fower
yellow, brown flame color.
Painting and Embroidery adorn some Of
tbs lovlieSt race-course costumes.
Corah silk, printed with CASHMERE design
makes pretty summer tea gowns.
Betrcthal ball toilets take precedence Of
al others in paris at the moment.
One strap over the instcp on slippers Is
more fashionable than two or more.
y terrific torrent Of new fashions threat
ems TO overwhelm taste and tact in dress.
Archery and angling are the fashionable
outdoor amusements forladics this summer.
Travelling boots Of yellow kid with gray
coutille tops are the latest French fancy in
shoes.
Brown linen suits, made with decidedly
short skirts, are shown as angling costumes
this season.
Eccentric seaside and Saratoga toilets arc
of cambritcs with India patterns, and SAT-
teens with Persian designs,
Dark blue flrnncl remains the popular
material for reaside suits for girls and older
and women.
Soft sash belts with tasselcd ends, and
carelessly tied either in froot, at the side, or
or in the back, are popular.
Celluloid knobs to parasol handles I'M
itate coral, ma,achite, lapis laznli, tortoise
shell, milky amber, ivory and jet.
Oil silk bathing cops are made with brims
of the silk this season, the brins
being sti.iened with a wire on the outer
edge.
White underskirts are made very short,
gored and trimmed round the bottom with
three rows offutiug, edged with embroidery
or face.
ParaSol handles are things ofart this sum-
mer, finished with knobs Of painted porce.
lain, set with cats eye, lapis lazuli, coral
and ether semi-precioqs stones, ana carved
into heads, animals and birds, or insects of
various kinds.