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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-02-09
TRUTH ATTEsgED.
Some Important Statements
Of Well Known People
Wholly Verified.

In order that the public may fully realize
the genuineness of the statements, as well As
the power and value Of the article Of which
they speak, we publish herewith the FAC
smile signatures of parties whose sincerity
is beyond question. The truth Of these testi
monials is absolute, nor can the facts they an
nounce be ignored:
Memphis, Tenn, April %, 1881.
Messrs. II. II, Warner & Co:
GENTLEMEN--I have been a sufferer from my
infancy with disease Of the kidneys, and have
expended great deal of my hard earned
wages with physicians and at various springs
IN search Of relief: None did me any good.
Finally after reading several testimonials Of
the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, i concluded
TO try II, and aftor having used four BEETLES
found that had been entirely cured. and am
to-day as streng and healthy as any one.
have not seen any testimonials from any ono
in this section of the country, and on This
account send mine voluntarily, hoping that
some one affected with this dangerous disease
may see it and be induced TO try it. 1t Is the
most wonderful medicine have ever seen.
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Lives OF great men always remind
US that we are to die" says an ex
change, but never cough yourself
away as long as you can raise % cents
for bottle of DR.. Bulls cough syrup.
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PUBLIC LEDGER job printing offic,
and book bindery, - Madison.
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Health is Wealth

As-Renalring rrorurtiv attended IN. \
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naker, Henry S. Fox. Charles C. Wiy,irs
a, M u uIerl, +. Schmidt and w. p. Bats, ali
\, Inc National Mutual Fire association. of
Marshall, and the Texas Perpetual oi i
Lockhart, and the Lone Star Endowment
day. ''''" '""''eis 'o'
The secretary of state will commence in II
'ew uays preparing election blanks for the
n, heAt election, and they will be forwarded
10 county officers as soon as completed
Ihe commissioner of insurance will. as
spoh as practicable, test the legal extent of
,he marriage associations in this state. He
Is satisfied the courts will declare their
charters null and void.
me comptroller to-day paid into the
treasury 10 coo, He ruled to-day i'm nm.
swer 10 letter that liquor dealer may
move his business from one place to an.
other. IN The same county, without paving
auuitional tax. state or county.
"A Cincinnati gentleman is here eyamin.
a cotton mill Wv" VI 'e''iis
colonel j. 9. DeGress, post.master wos
married tonight to May johnson, daurh.
M .et OF j. w, Johnson, Of Marshall, Texas
johnson. "' '''epn h'
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Fort Worth.
Special to the Herald.


FoRT WORTH, August 2,--Latc last night
Harry Harrison, u boardcr at the Caddo
house and brick mason, attempted to
rape n ll-year-old girl, Maggie House.
daughter of the proprietor, dragging her
out of her room through the window. The
girl screamed, though partly stlled with
chloroform, which aroused her father, who
came TO her rescue. Harrison ran, leaving
coat and hat, and was seen minus apparel
IN the Trinity bottom since sunrise, No
arrest as yet.
Early this morning an Irish laborer was
chokcd and robbed OF so by James Dillon,
n professional thief
Thornton, n sowing.machine agent, was
kicked In the lons and badly injured bv
another scwing.machinc agent, T.. 5. Wal.
ton. Walton is in Jail.
j. +. Speer and ], w. G. Zemmel were
arrested to-day for selling stolen cows.
Rdmond, who killed Probst at Oak Grove
the 3lst instant, is reported TO have been
captured with one arm broken. lie claims
that Probst broke II.
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Prices further sold up s@1l, but immedi-
atGly reacted s@I, the latter for Rochester
stronger, and at II o'clock prices had ad.
vanced i(gli st, Paul, Minneapolis & Man
itoba, Wabash and Louisville Il Nashville
leading the upward turn.
FUTURES
The Posts cotton report says; Future
deliveries opened slightly dearer and ad-
vanced till August at about noon reached
Il 81, September II %, October II 80, No.
vember II 90, December ii 81, that is cigh I
to six points above yesterdays closing
prices. Then buyers kept back, and two to
one points of the advance was lost, which
led to renewed inqniry. AT the third call
October brought IL SS; bids were refused
for August Of II 81, September II 80, No.
vember II 60, January II IS.
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own w, successor, %e Passed unanimously.

own successor. Passed unanimously
Mr.. Call, OF Hill county, offered roso,,,
ton endorsing Mr., Reagan's ;ntsr.s,at,
commerce bill. Passed. S'"''
Oaptaln English moved to thank Naio,
heath ior the manner in which he lad
presided over the convention 'N
oaplaln English placed in nomination for
congress the name of the Hon, Olin W,ll.
porhe' Fields, Of Bosque, seconded the
TToiiIiauon To IN an appropriate manner
aIsoe 49, y, HauIinan' IN an able speech
alS9 seconded the nomination.
Hill county, through L. o, Call also sec.
| onded the nomination,
oolohel Otis, of johnson, presented The
name OF Colonel j. }. Jarvis, of Tarrant In
speech of ten minutes. '"'''' III
| hookett' OF B0sque, seconded the nomina
| iioh OF Major Jarvis, of Tarrant. George W
RINGER, OF Iarrant, also seconded Mr. lar
Wis nomination. wa
THE VOTE.
Jarvis ''oi"' II lo'
Mr., Tucker, of Dallas, arose and asker
since the Crawford delegates had win
| drawn they desired to know whether the,
could vote 10 votes or g. They were ad,
! mitted to cast 6i. "1
Dallas, 81 for Wellborn.
Ellis, 10 for Welborn.
Hill, 8 for Wellborn.
for rInnsHh' Ianr;n -o--9 lor Wellborn, and q
''i Komsn y",Sm, -.wm
Tn, Tiai, ior Wellborn.
Iarrant, ii for Jarvis.
arose and f,1 sa; daii VI Johnson Colonel Otis
inhnson anu say saia ,nat the virtue and honor OF
Cantain Gsao,, " Note lor jarvis.
Counties arose ee an u in, iianrlant, after call Of
Colonel Taru;s vie n,u @ Wi'hurew the name oil
non,;ma,,o ov, jar vrs, anu moved to make the
was o,, snconaaS 9i w. Mei,oorn ei,n unanimous, This
of TobnSnn NJ ~ uliet'e ana Sandy Smith,
mouslv Carried 'e No'e was put and unani-
On motinn ,,,eu, nn.;u
conntv n wepa ,nntn "Uon,itli'ee oil one from each
0I't{ 0Iin WOHh Mnre appointed to notify the Hon.
Tho empori OF MS hominatien.
Bosnne oD'ia,tve Dr nanv We're composed of;
Eu;iiI; n y, oauyi Dalias, J. ). Leonard;
johnson ~ sSLi mn W. II. Mcdonald;
Teauge rSrromt W. Itniyni 81 kaufman, IL. p.
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Georgetown.
Special TO the Herald

"EoEdErowN, August 2.-In the district
court here the Hon. II. p. Hughes, special
Judge presiding, the case again st w. f.
Cook for the killing of d. ]. Healy, chief
tram dispatcher at Taylor, on the llth ulti.
mo, mas prog rcssed to the third day. the
state have concluded their testimony this
morning, aItertheexamina tion ofnine wit.
nesses' The defense nave proceeded as ia,
rs the fifth witness. Great interest
seems, to be Ia ken in the case of The
deiendant and the opinion prevails that be
was 1ustillable in taking the life of Uealv,
Many ladies' are anxious spectators in The
trial. The wife and children, father and
brother OF the defendant, from Georgia. are
present. The defendant is n Young man
about y years of age, of pleasant and pre.
possessing disposition, and seems to be any-
thing but q murderer, and his character,
as developed in the trial, seems TO he that
OF a gentleman. The state is represented
by private counsel Colonel Sneed, of Ans,
tin' and Chrietzberg and Key, states at.
torneys, and the defendant by Major Fisher
and Price and Il. A. Strickland, of this
district. - ''''
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Denton.
Special to the Herald.

SpccIN 10 tne Herald
DENTON, August 2,-I see that Mr.. d. A.
Robinson, over his own signature, places
your correspondent in n wrong light, when
he denies the statement to the effect that
1t was proposed to pay 5000 for superin.
tendent, 81 200 for principal and from
GUvv O. 10 SaUV ior assistants. | would reply
that Dr. Fits, of this city, strong advo.
cate OF the free school system, is
advocating these figures through the
Monitor. SO far MS the republican pa.
Rrr Is pl,, concerned | would reply that
MT' Robinson requested me to
publish the idea that he expected to make
an effort to start one in Denton. | am sat.
ished, howcvet that he was only Joking,
but one should not joke to newspaper mnn'
Captain I. W. Abney Is building fine
hotel, which has been needed long time.
II viii soon be finished and the people hope
tnat prolesSio hotel man will rent the
&, w Gppps
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9. ". GEERs,


hANsAs CITY, August AT lndepen.
dencc to-day little son of John s. Page
was playing about the depot. He jumped
on moving switch engine and fell under
the cars, and was literally torn limb from
l,mo; one arm was cut off at the
shoulder, one leg was amputated at the
trunk and the other was torn out of the
socket; lie still lives in horrible agony, but
death is hoped soon to end his suiIerinrs.
Developments in the alleged drowning
case oi o, IL. Gregg, ex.routc agent be.
tween Dallas and III Paso point
strongly. TO the probability of a
deep'laid plot TO secure 5000
insurance which Gregg carried upon his
life. He was reported to have fallen into
the river at this point, but the man who
reported the matter suddenly disappeared
and other evidences point to the probability
of his being alive.
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Yellow JuclS.


New ORLEANS, August 2.-Concerning
the case of yellow fever, Doctor Joseph
Jones, president of the board orhcal,h, has
sent this telegram to ooher boards of health
aud to Governor McEnery: A case of yell
low fever reported at No. % Enghien street,
third district, yesterday at O'Clock p. m,
died during the night. The board of health
has taken all necessary measures of dsin-
fiction, ftlmigation and isolation. No
other case known within the bounds of the
city of New Orleans. City healthy and in
good sanitary condition.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Political,

THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS.
COLUMBIA, S. c., August &c. r. Miles,
NVharlsston, was nominated for attorney
general, and W. L, stoney, OF Barkely, for
@mplroller-seneral. ]. II. Richardson,
A'e treasurer, was rcnominated, when the
'AVention adjourned. Upon assembling
ss aiiI morning, Rev, Ellison Capers, of Green.
Ie, was nominated for superintendent of
INaeatoh, and General A. NJ. Manigele,
luantgeneral, and inspcCtor-gcncral, was
saUminaled s.o, by aCclamation. The plat
~.n S nov under consideration. The
NY. conceded to be q strong one, and
sraionllhee Tor governor will poll the
'lN. .'slvys' vote ever polled. The convention
,.s us'ses ol oiO members, nearly all of whom
tsaOW ',,;.o ire'h from the people and their SC.
s,.s ,sgu ol candidates is considered entirely
A'Hae'ory by the democrats.
INDIANA DEMOCRATS.
nV'sNAPOLls, IND, August 2.--The In
| W. ueIlootatlc convention met in Eng
ypera'house at 10 O'Clock this morn
s, sslu was called to order by Hon. w. III.
sSh, chai rman of the central commit.
-itman. " ""' ''"u' pei'i'''neI'
TUE FLORIDA DEMOCRACY.
,assSaso,NVlLLE, FLA.s August 2.-The
ss,0.iatlc n, convention of the second dis.
met here to-day and General j. ].
Is,nS,,"sa S was nominated for congress by nc.
s,,,, KEEPER RENoNGNATED.
,a,a,sorltLp, ,,a, o., August The eighth
'sp1oUoan convention renominated
ktSi,aS y; w. keiier. General Kennedy
k,ni"ov,W k,svW MS own name and seconded the
ks,uinallon ,inallon OF Keifer and moved il be made
u'eus, which was done.
pa, NORTH STATE REPUBLICANS.
hs soa,eh, Soauh n. g., August 1.-The republi.
INto,r.aaIIe of the fourth district to-day
kns kn'sea ;sd The candidacy of Thomas p. Dev.
lnn independent, for congress. Delegates
lpno,,s s9 d counties withdrew because they
n IISnes =, D. Il; Cosart and j. II. Strayhorn,
"nerepublicans.
Ian GEORGIA REPUBLICANS.
~ SssM, August 1.-The republican
It,s1, s1,nven!ion met here to-day. w, A,
3aS chairman OF the state central
sa.use called the con Yention to order,
sHnuieate' declined to come IN, and
ktsoSo convention in the United States
HNred at which some Of the delegates
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Austin.
Special TO the Herald.

AUSTIN, August 2.-'rhc county Judge a,
Rio Grande City telegraphed the governor
to-da, that yellow fever had appeared in
the towns on the Mexican side OF the river,
and that large numbers of refugees were
ilocking to Rio Grande City. He asks per.
mission to quarantine. The governor sent
word for him to exercise his own iudymen,
until the arrival of the state health officer,
who left to-day for the Rio Grande.
Articles oil incorporation of the Houst on
Mining compeny, capital stock $1,000 600,
were filed to-day. The purpose Is to pros.
pect for and TO mine, mill, smelt and refine
gold, silver. copper, iron, lead, bismuth,
sinc, tin and other metals, and to mine and
utilize for manufacturing purposes foft
coal, Ignite, kaoline, mica firo clay ari
ether ninerlls. The dirscton ~ N. X.
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sudden Death.

Nicholas Hogan, an old man whose hair
and beard had been whitened by the frosts
OF some sixty seasons, died suddenly on
west Elm street last evening. He was adj
licted TO strong drink, and had been resi-
dent OF this city for the past five years
Better days had been his, and those who
met him knew by his conversation and
wreck on liie's sea. he had
in days gone by sailed under fairer skier
and with better breezes, but strong drink
had wrought his ruin and he had grown 10
be perfect slave to IL, until at last he be.
gan to drink the stale leavings from the
empty beer kegs stacked up on the
Jarrett, formerly an ice dealer Of this city,
the kitchen Of the Apollo restaurant, wash.
ing dishes. He was drinking yesterday
and in his rambles he went where force Is
building on the corner Of Elm
near to them he fell over in u fit. The
workmen picked him up and, placing q
board for seat under him, sat him up
against the .embankment but had hardly
done so before he expired with gasp,
He was native Of Waterford county, Ire.
land. Justice Edwards empannelled a Jury
OF inquest, which, after hearing the testi
mony returned verdict that the deceased
came to his death by excessive heat and
whiskey combined. The city took charge
Of the remains.
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Ahat Tribal Outbreak
AMONG rnR CREEKS.

Aso, August "A special dispatch
ue indian Territory says; A triba
y Ss A among the Creeks, bordering or
M. ~, w. mas occurred. The two faction.
N Of offtiEco,s ,E., and Sands parties. Captain
3hlows.ue .ue Ohicota party, and several o
b Thers Thear We're killed lately by the Sand,
|esd ag ", ehief OF the Chicotas thereupon
ISn on, M aoie'bodied men In the nation
INsnondanu anu capture the murderers, and
kOus Ouyinueu ~ =, and are seeking Sands rem.
M mar .ne interior. The report of the
|knr lhy ,hy come today or tomorrow de.
hi Ana ~. rebellion. Sands men were
"u the Chicotas Coniederates
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st. Louis.
INNs TIU1
Special to the Herald.

Specia 10 the Herald
g. Louis, August 2.-The Missouri.
hans4s 'eHas taiiroad company has in.
vested between 10000 and s70O1o
in the development of coal mines in
the Indian Territory, known as the Atoka
coal mines, under u contract to pay n row.
atty to the owners ofthe property on the coal
mines Under this contract controversy
arose as to who were the owners. with
which controversy the railroad comnanv
had nothing to do and had no interest in.
The supreme court OF the Choctaw nation
decided that the ownership OF the mines
was invested in one HALEY The depart.
ment OF the interior decided that the nron.
erty belonged to ReamS and his wife Re.
Gently the principal chief of the Choctaws
Governor McCurtain, issued an ordorto the
officials Of the railroad company To turn
over the royalty to Haley within five DAYS
or otherwise the power Of the nation wonld
be invoked To cSpsl the company from the
mines, and the contract with all its priyl.
leges would be revoked, never more to hr
renewed. Governor Brown, as tho legal
adviser OF the company, in this dilemma.
holilled thedopartment of The interior ofthe
situation of affairs, and asked for snme NO.
ton that would relieve the company from
its unpleasant position, Therefore The die.
partment of the interior issued a second or.
der ON July 3lst, addressed to the agent
OF the government, Mr. Tufts, at Atokn,
notifying the company that it must pay the
royalty TO RcamS and wife or be deemed
and treated as intruders and be instantly
removed from the territory. The agent
was also instructed to use such force as wns
necessary to carry out this order, aud TO
protect the railroad company. Mr.. Tufts
was also notified that u failure to carry out
these orders promptly, would result In his
hasbeen engendcred in the Territory In con.
sequence OF this controversy, and a collision
between the pnrties Interested is Imminent.
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Hubbard City.

HUBBARD Cry, August 2,-Annie Evans,
daughter of Mrs. N. J. Evans, died here
this morning OF fever. The remains were
taken to Marlin for interment. Mrs. Evans
moved here from Corsicana two months
ago. Since that time has been keepiny
clearinghouse. The family have our sym,
pathy. -"
Weather very warm.
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Galveston

Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, August 2-To.day's session
OF The grand lodge Knights of Honor was
more largely attended, there being about
go delegates present.
me morning was devoted to the recon.
tlon OF reports of the officers and cnn,mit
tees Upon Resembling in the afternoon
tne grand lodge went into ina
electloh OF officers for the ensuinr
year. Following wfs the resnlt.
urana dictator, G. J.. Wurzbach, San An
iollIoi ni grahd vice-dictator, w. S. Moore
iMarlsi grand assistant dictator Charles s
~ MORSE, Austln grand secretary, William
II; II, Sole, Hempstead; grand treasurer. ]. II
Smith, Dallls; grand .'uide "r We
Reinhardt, Terrell; grand y,,ar m'
dan, Thomas Camp, jr.; grand sentinel
W. D. Kennedy. The balance oi
the nominations are expected to be made
tomorrow. IL is thought by some that the
grahu lodge can complete its deliberat;ons
tomorrow, aud III that case adiourn
such steps will be taken before adjourn.
meht as VIII be necessary for the siitable
entertainment of the supreme lodge of the
United states, which will convene in Gal.
weston in May, 1883. IA var
me grand lodge of Haymakers met 10.
hlgnt AT p, m. good many new mem.
bers were initiated.
J"hn toose, the boy who absconded from
the holehborhood of Fort Worth with s9Ss
OF his mothers money, and who was nv ar'
rested by the police here, will be sent back
10 Fort Worth tomorrow.
superintendent, and Colonel Thomas Suue'T' r
risner, auditor OF the New York TeYas G
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l,astrop.
Spccial 10 the Herald

Special 70 the Herald.
BAsrRor, August 2.--Cotton worms have
appeared In some portions of the county,
but their appearance is not general. and az
yet no seriou. apprehensions are expressed.
Hon. Jos. ID: Sayers, accompanied by
his wife, lett this morning on business
trip to Chicago and other cftiss Of The north.
70 Be absent about three Voeka. y =
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Tho Licking
STILL RISING,

FALMOUTH, Ky, August 1.-Two branch.
es of the Licking here rose forty feet Mon
day night, The rise is unparalleled. The
damage to crops is unknown.
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Commercial.

|yrv a. STOCKS.
s,,,. VAk' August 2.--The market Is
- sions and a@ii higher than the
~ suO.ations Of yesterday, North.
y ,ss,fred ps'sfred and Cleveland, Colum.
'Anapolis leading The advance.
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Count Tolstol. the new Russian minister
OF the interior, receives every now and then
an anonymous letter, warning him to
choose between - constitution or death
before September,'
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THE COMING MONSTER EXHIBITION
s.. n. BARRETT& Cos NEW UNITED
MONSTER RAILROAD SHOWS.

Charlotte, Wednesday September
9th is the date announced of this
great amusement enterprise, which
has been received with so much
marked favor and decided approvle
wherever it's highest of canvass
have been erected. A contemporary
tells us that from the enterance
ofits vast geological garden to the
exhit of its Rome-eclipsing arena,
everything challenges affection and
admiration, while the elegance and
decorum with which every depart
ment of the great confederation is
conducted secures the the patronage
and approval Of the most refined,
and attracts numbers who are not
in the habit of attending public en-
tertainments of any description.
The comprehinsiveness and infn-
lite variety and rareity Of its zoolog-
ical collection will delight the nat
uralist and maze, amuse and instruct
all. 1t is creation-refecting dis:
play of the highest and fiercest
beasts of the tropicts and jungles (;
the curious and beautiful birds of
thousand forests aud isles, and even
the mysterious depths Of the ocean
and the marshy beds of tropical
rivers have been explored to secure
gigantic amphibie aid reptilian mon
sters.
IN the superb circus colossal
company Of the most eminent bare
back riders, gymDasts, athletes,
speciality notablcs, famous fools and
ustoni hingly-educated animals pre-
sent n novel and brilliant succes son
Of wonderful ieats and limitations
from the double somcrsaults over the
towering elephant to the arenic an
tics of the brute performers, while
the great Electric Light is a whole
show alone, as indeed is each OF q
dozen other extraordinary feature
named in the ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Death In the FLAMES

A girl about Is years old in the
family Mr.. Joseph Lowence was on
last Sunday night about 8 o'clock
filling the lamp with oil while lit,
holding the blaze few inches off.
The fire caught the oil, she threw
it upon two small children standing
by, they caught fire and Tossie, 8
years old lived only 4 hours and Lii
ly lived till 9 o'clock Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. florence, meets this sad
misfortune-the loss of his two
children, by the use of oil in the
hands of a careles girl. He is
brother of our townsmen Albert and
John florence, IS a local preacher
and farmer living on our clever Jail
er Griffifths farm.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A revival is going on. at Zion
Church.
John Williamson speaks here on
the 18th, in the interest of the fair.
The ladies ofSt. Michael P. E.)
church are preparing for an inter-
tainment.
The colorcd graded school will
open on the 18TH, in the buildining
used by the whites last year.
The mail agents on the G. G. & A.
road have been made Postal Clerks.
We congratulate Kennedy and Hag-
Ter. They now get $1,000 year.
Our readers will please pardon
the delay OF this paper, we could MT
help. Will give you more to read
and earlier after this.
Work was commenced on the
foundation for the new colleg9build-
ing at..Bddle last week. We lea1n
Morse and Ahrens, have the con-
tracts. The building is tf cost $40
90.
Mr.. NJ. W. Livingston the color
ed West Point Cadet / rs passed the
physical examination. He is said
to be nearly six feet tall and jet
black Hope he will have the occur.
rage, discretion and endurance of
Flipper.
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A revival is going on. at Zion
Church.