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The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

sBuss, to kiss again: pluribus, to kiss with
out regard TO sex; sillihus. to kiss the hand
instead of the lips; blunderbus, to kiss the
wrong person; omnibus. to kiss all the per
sons in slie room; erebns, TO kiss in the dark.
Eyidently. the country girl who went down
to the city recently had these definitions In
her mind. A young gentleman was TO escort
her some distance through the town and not
wishing to walk; remarked: "Hold on, Mary
let's takes bus hut Mary. blushing TO the
eyebrows, drew back, and with wounded
modesty replied, % George, not right here in,
the street, Have you loss Of appetite take
NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
For sale by E. Smiley, Druggist, Magnolia
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In this issue appears new advertisement
of the Dr. Harter medicine company, manu-
facturers Of the Justly celebrated Iron Tonic.
endorsed aud recommended by the medical
profession. As a general tonic. and especially
for Dyspepsia and General Debility, it has no
equal, having been thoroughly tested and rec
commended rs having virtues which no other
tonic possesses. 1t is certainly valuable REM
edy. judging from the satisfactory testinoni-
ala from prominent persons it has received.
Christian Standard [Cincinnati, O.,l Mch. g.
For sale by L. Smiley, Magnolia, Miss,
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DEL.

At his late residence, near this place, Tuck
day. March 18th. lsS2, atS.30 o'clock r. mA
JOHN GALLOWAY HoDGRs, IN the 56th year OF
his age Of general debility
One by one the old land marks are passing
away. Time in his Eight passes on and as the
evening ef life dfnws to q close, the shadow
of death spreads its dark mantle over the
scene. and the soul Of man takes its fight Go
God who gave it. Thus passed away the
spirit Of the deceased. He was well known IN
this community and all that Is mortal Of him
goes down to the grave. with the sorrow of
many friends, and the Immortal part goes
benee 70 receive it, reward. His remains
Wtre deposited IL the featcfery We<nfsa NJ
4l1efn0on. Kc.Gs Ls3 Tin .4nI
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

There was an exhibition given in Tegarden
Hall, MeComb CITY, last Monday night by
the Sterecoptieon Association Of that place,
presenting scenes Of interest from dlnerent
narts Of tle world, combining the sublime,
the amusing and instructive. There was a
very god audience present to witness the
scenes and we oplne that AL enjoyed It from
the approving laughter that would at Times
ring out nhou the silence of the room; The
exhibition was given for the benefit OF Soou
ceeds will be used for the purpose of furnish
ing their Hall,
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On Thursday. the 9th inst. Mr.. p. Sullivan
of Chatawa a. arrested at that place. a deserter
from Battery III" stationed ut Ft. jackson,
La. aud turned him over to Capt. McNulty,
the sheriff. for safe keeping The military
authorities were properly notified of The
arrest, and requested Capt. McNulty to retain
tLe desertei III custody, until sent for. Last
Tuesday Serg't Hyde arrived with the proper
documents in due form, aud received the
desa,rter. and took him back last Tuesday, MIR.
Sullivan will be entitled to thirty dollars for
arrregting him,
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

Many persons are oit terly opposed TO pat
tnt medicines, amt will rarely use them ut
all. There is no doubt that many are worth
less, yet remedy that has stood the test for
years, like DR. Shermans Prickly Ash Bittcrs,
and its sale and popularity increasing every
day; must have merit or it would have disap-
peared long since
For sale by Il. Smiley Druggist Magnolia
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GENERAL DEBILIrY CURED.

CHEsrERvILLR, KENT Co., Md. Jan 81, 1881.
Feeling broken down and generally debili-
tated. was induced by onr druggist to try
bottle Of Browns Iron Bitters. From the
thirtIdose. began to feel the good effects OF
yonr medicine. aud really think it did me
more good than any medicine ever took.
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

{;,ss ssV y wln be an election this fall 10 elect
<lssa MATES Representative from Ills new
f'Msael, M and If there Is an ambit;nus asnirant
saaL position. that wants Ia have long
ts,aaa hot race, and ia wiIIing ITO fiehf
4 -;oa mat line, If it takes ali summer
Ebs ~. sooa time for such aspirant to come
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|'as courts for this season are over; the
m, feAaars Of goods and medicines have
Esrsalea; sss and the night concerts are no
i y. near'ii and business seems to be assnm-
4 NJ NJ accustomed summer monOtony; hut
'ss'aas cat will keep up his nocturnal
|,.Snsa 1,e N spite OF all else thas may be done
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~. Monday night walking match took
e,s y, iegar'len Hall. McComll CITY. between
~ wright said to be the celebrated pedes-
faoI ~ Cornwall, England. and Valley HEX
y New Orleans. The distance was five
ior hlty dollars side. Hickey beat
sss, making the distance IN fifty-four
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n; NJ McAvoy, who has been Train Mas
q Tie Big. J. y stationed at McComb CITY,
lsslgned. Mr.. l.. y. bennington has been
Euased instead, and IN addition 70 that 30.
n; ne mas been appointed Chief Train Dis
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eL y. 7. ITalstead. Of Rensselaer,, Ind,
pvea last Tuesday night, and will probably
Fan here three or four weeks. He has. in
fner years passed some Of histime here, con
zaently, he is not altogether a stranger.
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\ ths county is now in the 9TH Congression-
',slrlet, composed Of the following counties:
teson; Harrison. Perry, Green, Hancock.
'nan, Ken, Pike, Amitc, Covington, Adams and
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|lc,rgSmen, lawyers. physicians, farmers.
schantS, business men gentlemen at leisure
their women foik and children, all use
OWNS Iron Bitters It keens them MclI.
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NcnnintentiOually omitted to note the ad-
N q allttle stranger. which occurred at
\ w. Il. Simmons residence about three
'Pls ago. Itisa little baby boy.
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ENCAMpMENT DRILL.
Offices c. c. Aamre Encampment, No. 2S
MAGNOLIA, Miss, March 10, 1892

MAoSoLTA, Miss, March l3, 1882.
10 Commanders Of Squads:
You are hereby ordered ia hold,your squads
in readiness to report at the following times
and places for eucampment drill, with caps
and swords. viz
McComb CITY. Friday, March IL, at 2:3O pm.
Magnolia. Friday March, 81, at 2:3O p. M.
Summit, Thursday March. 80, at $3.50 p, IN.
McCOmb City. Friday. April, 8, at 2:3O i. M.
Magnolia, Friday. April. IA. at 2:30 y. NJ.
Summit, Thursday, April, 20, at 2;30 p. III.
This is not to interfere with existing orders
in regard to squad drills.
BY ORDER OF CHEF GAIT. J, d. BURKE.
L. SMILEY, COND.
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ponot get weary IN well doing; hut come
swarIl aud subscribe for the MAGNOLIA GA
Pre- We havea few more blank receipts
n We would like to fill out.
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IAe late number Of the National Police Ga
'te. is quite interesting. and we return our
enks to the publishers, for the weekly visi-
lloh Of that Journal
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|<srks hss5 ~ ,I.'1 near Of such befsreg SAND =,
nv ntsss. = .ilis town are getfinr ~ ''d Sa y y
hey ,snry have become a. p s.s,h ~ w
Ff1i an 11'se upon having All ns,'s.'1i i. y y
b. g,er " y. aH objectionable stencil w \. -
tsnas iel,soaaly object to haS;mr NJ. y.
fef,r. svaeied aud twisted 'ne's rs y.
hag;s"s ss,ti.ag ,,ig They wiIlprob;, ~ vi Il. VI v,
qss ,as .he goods aatura1e5' r,'s,. q; :u9Is'
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Pr 4. s. Smith, one of the firm of Smith g.
'nmons, moved his family to this place. aud
pow occupying the residence on the north
te Of Mr.. h. Smiley's
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pr,L II. Lamkin. who has been located
u Natchez fur some time, practlcing his
HiessiOn was on a visit to his parents here a
1 days ago.
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hi n 'ffhu;snl,n fh;ss w, from Pike county. Ohio
bae Of ,als ,as place few days ago tor the tbe
k.horhood" d" charge qf q school. il the
Epton ~. q china GFoYe, Mr.. n
him r,as ap M aaa heeR IN coyrespondepcs a
! Esla end ~, Mclaughlin here viii, a a
" I'D e",n ',,h MN 70 his residence. which
eIEe ta apne p's while he remains. He Il 4
Sed viii MI ~ ul,ks, and We hope he viii lh
5Ags gao'l m J1s sa sunny South, aud sucoee.l n
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pr c. W. Robinson. who has been spend
u few weeks here, for the benefit of his
|lth took the traiu Wednesday night for
Ilieothe, Ohio.
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A long list of Road Overscers can he found
auothereOlumn. The list contains one hun;
hi and twenty y-eight names.
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

70 ktfIE fnfId cIfIl AM pure. HffIN I4naTI
rugements be made iot ~anies ounu a ~, w., ~,
wish remain during fhe summer snap the goioen
ient vsifofs aud commercial tpl,te by suddenly re-
tierlarly bpd y eonysnie.tt 3 and lock Of hair.
Il siack VIII be wsll a told nun M ho~ y ~'' z
kown 10 COX his recaip. II i'sll o'
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

Under the new apportionmenu act, by the
he legislature, the counties Of Pike, Lincoln
II Marion, constitute the 32nd senatorial
Isiflet
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

hlr. John Magee. Sheriff Of Marion county
titcl this Office last Tuesday. He was IN our
*yn on his way to jackson, accompanied BY
a Wife
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

RnrrEK chaap coffin and a plain
s,,,1era] ftef useful, .uila.i iilh liis tlsall
! orapd procession and 4 naIlsie lias'se.
3e1,ra a{ter lovsieas. selfish life.
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

Hast Saturday night Mr.. Jonas Hitler had
e proud satisfaction of knowing that he is
.e father Of little son.
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= - lantern. The height oI inc whole
/ construction is about sixty three feet
shove the level Of the water. Other
iron lighthouses are to be constructed at
/ connecIicut and at Border Flats, Full
River.
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

Tho foods on the line of the C. st. L, g. N O..
nilroad. have subsidized, and trains will now
h through as usual.
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CRASH IN PRICES; LOOK LOOK.l
CaIl at j. c. Purl's and see his five cent
counter I can give you more fof i've eents
han any house IN Masaslia-
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|.,s ~ x H. Sample, of Summit, has nateut' !,
~ aud durable machine for cIean; = =
4 ~ while IN Summit last Mond =
b tne doctor. aud h. e~hiI.; y;
s,.h M that had been eleanod s "a
b HI'Ie, II ns and We regarded the resui. ~ =.
H.. =. dudley Coleman. & Bro ~ as
"'enow manufacturing the mai, .,sm .,sss
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fThe new law regulating the practice Of den
Niry in this State. can be found in another
tlumn.
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

'Tbere will be nm Encampmcnt Drill at
aeComb CITY, 2:30 o'clock this afternoon.
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

onlx threc pieees of land went to the State
ais wear for non-payment Of taxes.
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

rhcmoils have been very irregular for the
IN ten ,lays on account of high water.
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17

'Now that the wild flowers are in bloom, we
In expect to hear ol some pic-nics soon.
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BoAD ovERsEERs.

The following Road Overseers were a2polu-
ted BY the Board Of Supervisors at the
The Magnolia gazette., 1882-03-17
DR.. w. M. WROTEN,

MAtNVbtA3 Mtooi'oAH -
Thankful for the liberal patronage here
tdfore extended to him, again tenders his-
Professional services 20 Magnolia and Yiuni-
IN Special attention paid 70 chfgp'e DIS
es,ses oi females. aud to obstetf.Ss. fffseni
t;5ns cafcinl|S compounded ata'l heurs
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.wlld JIM" tho champion "shootist' has
keu in Summit this week.
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MAGNOLIA HOTEL !
MAGNOLIA, Miss

This Elegant and Commodions Brick Hotel.
situated in high and airy locality, on the
fr,.nf oar,.ar ~
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COURT HOUSE SQUARE.

HAyfSG BEEN Ri-FDRNIsHED.
Is in all respects one Of the most comfortable
and convenientretreats for families seeking a
Summer residence where health is secured
and comfort assured. The rooms are com
foriably FURNISHED and every attention paid
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See uotics for Encampmcnt Drill in another
hlumu,
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KS dOED WAxH n " rsaf
r.rrsu Gssrroot up his ledger pages.
f3der the mothers supervision, witn
-5erv little instruction on her part at the
'beeinning, she furnishes examples ior
n, incentive to practice the ehild mas
learned by practice 70 DO what sne can
NOT possibly do, and Will propsply
never be able to do; what lew hlen
school graduates OK teachers can Co
namely, toadd columns Of figures q wna1-
ever length with accuracy and Iaplalsy.
The mother has in this case done 9 Ine
| very best kindo teaching. lhopgh sne
| has seemed to do but little, sne ns'
;ndnce,l the child TO do great deal
aixsvs Il. tie right direction, and with
such gradual progress irom slotsel Vt
nmples to longer ones as " AahT
zisfanee almost unnecessary
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H0zTes color to che blood,
slGfttrul health fttl tone 20
the digestive organs aud
nervous sgstcBs, making
u applicable to General
Debility, Loss Of APpe-
Ste, Prostrutiosi Of Vifal
Potcers and hnpotence.l J
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A combinations Of Pro-
torfsfe Of Iron, pertfuidn
Bark aud Phosphorus fss
"a pdIatable form. The
only preparation, of ir0n
that triiI not biuckcn the
teeth, SO Characteristic OF
lOfHe,s if-ott 1lreDurotfonS,
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Mary Lindsay, whom she charges stole $40
from her. The writ WAS issued

Mary Lindsay, whom she charges stole $40
rom her. The writ WAS issued.
1t is rumored that the victims of the mar
riage aid associations are on thecve of pros
| ccuting the agents and heads OF the COM
paneS in the criminal court here.
Colonel and Mrs G. S. Mitchell have a re-
cepton at their home on Ervay street this
evening az 3 o'clock. A large number of
| invitations have been sent out to city full
of friends.
Burglars essaved to enter the residence Of
Mr.. Underhill's house on Pacific avenue
Monday night, but frightened young lady
in raising the window, who screamed and
frightened them away.
Attention is called to the advertisement
Of Gano Bros, successors to X. NJ. Gano &
Son, land agents. The Messrs. Gano are
young men with experience in their bust
ness, and business entrusted to their care
will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
The better-halfo of Joe Blakeny, "Fine very
Fine" presented him yesterday morning
with son No, 3, who tipped the beam of the
scales at y pounds. He is interested
in the rising generation and will raise his
bakers dozen yet.
Yesterday in the district court Mrs. Nus
banner filed suit against the Dallas Car and
Implement MANUFACTURING company for
$4,000, and the hardware firm Of holland,
Price d Co., for some 5000. against the
company. The plaintiffs ask that receiver
be appointed
In addition to our large stock of dry
long and short.leaf yellow pine lumber, we
have full line OF sash, doors, blinds,
mouldings, picket and plaster lath, and we
are prepared to meet any dealers prices in
the city; positively we will not be under
sold. GRirRITHs & CowsER
They don't make any fuss about it, but
1t is nevertheless fact, that the Glen Lea
saloon keeps a superior brand of whisky
and liquors of every kind, and the beauty
of II is that the proprietors and attendants
know how to concoct drink ofany kind to
suit you.
A number Of men of late who were out
OF situation, have lound employment with
the Wheeler& Wilson sewing machine COM
pany, 0lG Elm street, and they are making
handsome salaries. Mr. A. j. Hendricks,
the agent here, informed HERALD reporter
yesterday, who expressed surprise at his
employing such number, that the machine
had ready sale and that he still wanted
twice as many men as he had.
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tended to be represented, all the way
through. His pathOs on the death of his
starving child, his daring conduct on meet.
Ing Lord Say in the forest, his grand for
bearaRce TO iniurc an uuarmed foe, his
parting from the wife, his meeting
her after his victories only
to find her crazed, his resoute will
TO press the charter of rights to be signed
and sealed, and then cvidenclng n willing
mess to leave the world if ENGLAND could be
but froe-in all these scenes, that by the
intensity of feeling they wrought, surpassed
applause, the fiery, imaetuous nature, the
impatient patriot, the devoted husband
and father, were wildly portrayed
action and iacial expression In
this play we look upon Mr. Wardc as we
regard Booth in Othello, Richelieu, Joe JEFF
erson in Rip Van Wrinkle, John T.. Owens
In Scion Single, and Mr.. Mccullough in
Nirginius. II seems par excellence his es-
pecial role. The support, as an entirety, Is
not rs good as might he, vet
all did well their parts The Ma.
rianne was well enough in enthusiasm
OF action and correctness Of infection, but,
alas for that impression that must come
nom u face full of corresponding and cor.
roboraling expression.
:. va hcAI NcuHtSudy anu lnurSuay tHe
Warde combination will be again with us,
when Mr.. Warde will take the characters
Of Richelieu and Richard Ill. It
Is to be hoped he will have the same iul
and appreoiative houses, for so finished an
actor in his perfect art should receive the
highest encouragement. He Is TO be much
congratulated upon the perceptibly vast
Improvement from year TO year he is max.
ing, and the brilliant promise he has of be-
ing one of the leading actors OF the world.
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AT D. Gos|nS China HALL, SOB Elm Street, Dallas, Texas

the young as well as by the many visiting
parents and friends. The report.
err just entered the sanctuary
when the children opened service
with opening prayer in concert the rabbi
then said a prayer in Hebrew and lighted
the candles, after which the children sang n
beautiful song for the occasion, the tune of
which is sung on that festival by israel all
over the world. This was followed by eight
little children reciting n sacred oratory in
commemoration OF the festival aud eXplana-
tory of the eight burning lights. The re-
porter could not at this time get the names
OF neither the eloquent children nor the
beautiful Rotations. Here followed
the regular evening prayers, mostly
in English, by different children.
| ana ut one time they arose and both old
and yonRg loudly exclaimed the Unity
God in the words of Hear, Israel the
Lord our God, the Lord is one" and "Who
is like unto Thee, o God, among the
mighty2' This was divine, powerful and
glorious. Rabbi Schulz then delivered a
fifteen minutes, taking for his text the I'm
scription Of the Banner of Juda Mac
cabee," the Hasmoneans who 1850
years ago delivered Israel from the
tyranny of Antiochus, the Syrian king
namely, who is like Thee, o GodY' The
sermon was short, but beautiful and in.
structiye, and the eager little listeners
showed their high appreciation of the same
by their sincere attention. 1t may be
added that the respected and beloved rabbi
added again fresh laurels to his name by
introducing such glorious and pathetic
ceremony to his already very beautiful SER
vices. After the sermon the rabbi gave them
the priestly blessing, the congregants were
dismissed and the feast of dedication had
fairly and truly begun.
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Those who witnessed the fine impersona.
ton OF Virginius by Mr.. Warde on Monday
evening were willing enough to accord the
highest mead of praise to him for his work
but those who had the good fortune TO see
him last evening AS Jack Cade will 20 beyon d
that and pronounce him the finished actor.
1t was his first effort in that play, and save
only one slip, scarcely noticeable, he wa,
perfect in his lines aud the acting The
tragedy is iye-aCt drama by Judge
Conrad, of Philadelphia, and glistens
with splendid sentiments set in
choicest phrasing. jack Cadc
was an lrishman of humble birth and an
illegitimate relation OF the Duke of York,
and was hence called Mortimer He was
the leader OF mn insurrection which broke
out in Kent, England in 1850, then under
the reign of Henry VI. In that age the yeo.
many we're distressed with the tyrrannical
abuses with which they were loaded down,
and determined TO redress their wrongs,
With some 10000 men, whom he headed, he
marched on London, entering It's gates, and
was finally successful in wringiug from the
king charter of the peoples rights, abol.
ishing the distinctions against the bond.
men or slaves. History tells Of many
crimes which Cade was guilty of,
along with his riotous followers,
and states that he assumed and insisted
up on his own rights as Mortimer Also
that his men became dissentious under his
leadership; that a price was set upon his
head, and that no was finally killed by one
of the kings esqulres, named lden, of Kent,
In fight, and that his head was stuck
upon London bridge ~ terror to
traitors; but Judge Conrad's version
makes Cade killed with dirk bg Lord Say,
one Of the kings hated favorites, who had
burned the house of Cadets mother and
herself in 1t, while his wife had been crazed
through the terrible deed of murder she
had committed on Lord Clifford, who had
sought to abuse her honor. The histories
likewise make Cadc an ugly character, as
well as bold, daring patriot. while
Judge Conrad presents of his character
nothing but the good. At any rae, great
benefits and wide enlargement Of the popu.
lar rights grew out of the instruction. To
say that Mr.. Warde has filed the beau.
ideal of the eloquent dramatist's concep.
ton of this celebrated historical personageis
saying less than the great actor deserves. He
was every inch the grand character In.
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Railroad Rumblings

1t is reported here in railroad circles that
the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe railroad will
soon begin work in earnest on its north.
eastern extension from here to Paris, and
that the old survey of the Chicago, Texas
& Mexican Central will be adhered
to. A good part of the grad
ing has already been done, and
1t would not take long ioraa adequate force
to complete the line to that point, A HER
AID reporter learned yesterday from a re-
liable source that Mr.. Rogers, vicc-presi.
dent of the St. Louis & San Francisco
road, mad written to Mr.. Wright,a capitalist
of Paris, that within the next ten days Il
force of one thousand men would be placed
on the line OF that road to close the gap be.
tween Fort Scott and PART, distance of
one hundred and sjyty.three miles, and
that the work wonld DO pushed forward to
connect with the Cult, Colorado & Santa
Fe at the latter point with all possible
speed. AS an evidence that the st. Louis
& San Francisco road means business. It
has let the contract for the bridge that will
span the Arkansas river.