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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-06-06

Do not be deceived. Insist on having
the genuine Browns Iron Bitters, made
only by the Brown Chemical Company, and
take nothing else.
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GnribaI,ii-s Funeral.

LONDON, June +.-Seyeral Italian cities
claim the possession Of Garibaldi's re-
mains. especially Genoa and Palermo, but
Signor Filopanti, in the Chamber Of
Deputies, has proposed their interment in
the Pantheon at Rome. General Carl
baldi's will indicates wish that his Sc
pultTc should take place ut Caprera. The
funeral ceremonies at Rome and Caprcra
will take place on the 18th OF June, with
out ecclesiastical interyention.-CdJ leUGm
to Nelg York. Herdd.
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What gives 4 healthy appetite, an in
creased digestion, strength 10 the muscles,
and tone TO the nerves? Browns Iron
i5ittcrs.
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CHHDREN.S CARRIAGES.
CARRIAGES. - Weekly
CARPETS. OlL.CLOTMS. &c.

CARPETS, OIL-CLOTlls, AND NAT
~ TINGs.-I have Just received fun line OF
CHINESE MArrINGs OF all styiesa and qualities,
CARPETS, OII-CLO1Ils, RUGS, MATS, and
DRI'GETs, CORNlCE, LACE and DAMAsk
CURTAINS. SiIADES--Iiolland. sc. fuli line
OF PAPER-HANoINGs of all STYLES, which ] am
Offering NJ low prices. All orders promptly at
tended 10 Work done In town or country.
A. JENNINGS,
No. 1911 Main street,
ap l3-om Richmond, Va
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EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA.

UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIA..
The next session begins on the 1sr OF oCro.
BEk. 1852. and continues nine months.
The Institution ~ Organized In distinct school,
AS originally planned for II by Thomas Joaorsou'
grouped under The departments ~
LITERATURE, MEDICINE.
SCIENCE, ENGINEERING.
LAW. AGHICILTIpF'
and in charge Of the following Facuiiy'
Prof. JAMES T.. CABYLL.
". sCUELH DE WERE,
JOIN Il. MINOR.
FRANCIS II. SMITH.
JOHS STAGE DAVIS.
GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES
CHARLES :. NENARfF.
SrEPUES o. SOUTHALL,
WILLIAM y. PETERS.
JAMES r. HARRISON,
youN ". MALLET,
JOHN Il. PACE.
NOAH X. DAVIS.
THOMAS X. PRICE.
WILLIAM VI. FONTArNE.
FRANCIS L. DUNNTNGTOy.
WILLIAM VI. THORNTON,
with q number Of
ASSISTANT INSTRUo TORS.
The newly-created chair Of Autonomy Is b. be-
filed In June 81 this year.
The equipment Of the University in huilIirys
and collections has been largely increased If ilfs
Astronomical observatory. 10 contain ne gr,nf
telescope given by Mr. Lcander J. Mccormick. d.
under construction.
The expense. Of the student p r. moderate. ana
messing system has been established ly which
comfort may be combined with special economy
In the cost of living.
Virginia academic students are admitted frre II
tuition fees upon passing the required t4trluco
examinations.
For catalogues With II tailed information. apply
% JAMES =. HARRISON. ~. 3d..
Chairman 81 tlc f.cuilr.
Posi-onice, University a NirQiuia. Nbemide
county, Va. my i9-9awIm
4 CADEMY OF RICHMOND COUNTY.
~ AT AUGUSTA. GA.-APPLiCATloN~ To-
FILL TIE gIiAiE OF I.ANGt AGl.- 1t fil- ir.fI-
,ution will be received until July l-T ensuing.
Applicants must Dee professional frIci.ir. Of tE-
perience, and masters of tnc Latin. GfeDh. French
German. and English lngI ec.. Testimonial.
Will De required as to cap3li Tics for maintaining
discipline ts wei as fDr successful teaching. fur-
Their Information can be obtained from tIr undrr-
signed. BY order OF the Board of Trustee.
my 3O-tjvl A.G. fIOl.I. Secretary.
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4 ADJUSTMENTS,
EXCURSIONS. PIC-NICS. &c.

EICHMOND ND DANNILLE EAILKOAD,I
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND. May "a. 1882. }
This popular resort Is NOW OPEN for the sea-
son Of 1882, and In addition to the perfect train
service therefor advertised I'm the c0mpany's rcgu-
lar schedule, SEMI-WEEkLY EXCURSIONS
viii occur regularly during the season on TUES
DAY AND FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK upOa
special trains, leaving Richmond at T.. NJ, and,
returning. arrive In Richmond at 1870 l.. NJ
The uniform rate of fare for rOund-trip tickets
on regular passenger or excursion trains VIII be
zoe. Straight fare In each direction, Zoe.
The usual forms OF cOmmutitiOn tickets Will also
be ON sale.
For tickets and AL information apply either at
Richmond or Manchester stations.
For charter Of special trains call on The under
signed. A. POPE,
my2i General Passenger Agent.
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DEATHS.

Died. Of heart disease. near Criigsyllc Augusta
county, Va, Mr.. y ANNIE +. OGG, in the forty
eighth year of her age.
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sprCUAL NOTICES.
mn EXCLUSIONS FOR THE SUMMER
MONTIIs.-Excursionist will find the largest
stock Of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, aud
NOTIONS, at LEVY BROTHERS..
MI LEVY BROTHERS HAVE THE

LARGEST STORE IN THE CITY.
LEVY BROTHERS employ more clerks than
any other store I'm this city.
LEVY BROTHERS show the largest stock OF
DRY GOODS In this city.
LEVY BROTHERS show the largest stock Of
LACES I'm this city.
LEVY BROTHERS show the largest stock OF
HAMBURG EDGINGs and INsERTINGS in
this city.
LEVY BROTHERS show n large assortment of
JEWELRY,
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xIrARM SPRINGS. RATH COUNTY.

NV -fT'-H II u 49, Y II -, =, ~ = =
w VA. ARE NOW OPEN AND READY TO
RECEIVE VISITORS. Descriptive pamphlets 10
Doe had Of Purcell. Ladd & Co., Polk Miller, and
John Blair druggists. Richmond, or Of the pro-
pretOr. This f. the most ghtfsl warm sulI hur-
bath temperature. 9S dcsreesl In the world.
/ an 3O-3m JOHN l.. EUBANk.
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DOCkBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS,
IL ROCKBRlDGE COUNTY. VA,
OPEN FOR VISITORS JUNE lsT.
CAPACITY, 1000 GUESTS.
CHARGES:

Ter ~
Per month lof thirty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. go 90
Two months or more eicb................... % 10
Take branch railroad 90 Goshen. Chesapeake aud
Ohio railway. for springs. Only ihiity-hSe MIN
utes' ride through beautiful aud plcturesgue VAL
lev Ia the gre1f fyaufafu II hfdith. Tie entire
premises have undergone thorough and complete
repairs. placing the property a. second To no
watering place in this country. home Tor nc
invalid. Amuscmcnts ct every description for
thuse seeking recreation aud pleasure. Fine hunt
ing and fishing. cordial Virginia welcome VIII
be extended 10 ALL and everything possible done %
make our guests comfortable. satisfied aud happy.
EUGENE g.. PEYTOk,
my l-3m General Manager.
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rns crLEnRArEp AND FASHIONABLE

THIS CELEBRATED AND FASHIONABLE
WATERING-PLACE y NOW OPEN.
The elevation of the surrounding mountains b.
$500 feet above the -o1-lcyc.
The builIng, have been thoroughly repaired.
newly furnished throughout, and rolttcd with aii
modern improvement.
The amu,cmcut5 are varied aud extensive. en-
braclng a, q NEW feature racc-cour-c and extern
,iyc lake for boating.
THE CALWELL HOUSE.
adjacent 10 the SPRING, with the privilege of VII
tiers. grounds. &C., is open 40 reduced rates.
Pamphlets. with fun information, can Doe had ~
the store OF Mc,-r- Purcell Ladd & Co. or Of
GREENBRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
COMPANY. GEORGE l.. PEYTON.
my Ie-lm Managing Director
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LEVY BROTHERS
SHOW LARGE STOCK OF
TRUNKS, SATCHELS, BASKETS, and HAM,
M0CKS;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHs, MATTINGS;
LADIES READY-MADE GARMENTS;
LACE CAPS and PIQUE BONNETs for children !;
COLGATE's TOILET-WATERS and SOAP;
MOSQUITO NETS, LACE CURTAINS, and WIN
DOW-SIIADES:
FANS I'm great variety, from &c. TO So;
CROQUET and LAWN TENNIS.
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Go to LEVY BROTHERS and supply your
wants. You will save time and money by doing so.
LEVY BROTHERS,
lee 1917 and 1919 Main street.
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THE HOT SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, Va.
| ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS.

The waters are specific far rheumatism. Gout.
Neuralgia, Affections If the Liver, and al kindred
diseases.
MIR. WILLIAM II. PARKER. long connected
with some # the principal summer resorts, mas
been engaged a- manager.
For pamphlet and other information address
$. q. TAHDl.
e. IL Hot syringe. isffU q. 4.
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THE ALLEGUANY SPRINGS.

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Special to the Herald

Special to the Herald.
SHERMAN, September 23.-The district
court room was packed like a sardine box
this evening to listen to the debate between
John Ireland and Wash Jones. Both spoke
one hour, with close of twenty minutes,
ireland leading Off Ireland's speech was
one of the sober side sort, dealing only in
dry statements and statistics. He pointed
out what he considered the very in
consistent political course of Jones in his
thirst for office, and addressed himself with
eaTnestness TO the greenbackers who were
leaving the democratic party TO follow the
delusive independent move; that independ
ent in this instance was but another name
for republican. He announced himself in
favor of five months free school, and for
ten months If the school fund was sufll-
cient to run them, but as the constitution
now stands only five months can be bad
and that instrument must be changed If
the people desire more.
Wash Jones made shoulder-hitting re-
ply filling in with rich anecdote and bur-
lesque and fairly walking away with the
applause He explained his inconsistent
course, as Ireland termed it. 10 the salts
faction of the republicans and greenback-
ers, and in q very adroit and oily manner
plead his non utilization with the republic
cans in a way that gave no ofiense to men,
bers ofthat party while making q strong
bid for their votes. He is rattling stump
speaker and manages his oars 50 as TO
create no undue noise to drive away the
fishes that swim near while he skins
through the political stream. IL is the
opinion Of the majority of the crowd that
Jones was q full match iyr Iceland. while |
very many avowed that he was too much |
for him, but ii is equally true that not
trio Of converts were made TO either side.
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DALI is WEEKLY HERALD. sEPTgMBEH 20. ies

quest Of Tho hoard, examined The building
to-day and will furnish detailed report N
lis condition tomorrow, when the board
will take lis final action,
AUSTIN September 23,--fhere II some
complaint In certain quarters about the In
difference shown by the democratic candi-
dates for state Offices In regard TO making
on active campaign. They should stump
the state and perfect n thorough and
systematic organization.
Tho Eclipse Marriage Aid association, of
Dallas, filed charter to-day.
The comptroller reports to the 'mayor OF
Waxahachie that there Is $500 sinking
fund in the treasury that can be used to
extinguish the principal Of the Waxahachie
Tap railroad bonds.
AUSTIN, September 22.-The Paris ice
company filed an amendment to its charter
to-day, increasing the capital stock to
SIS 600.
The Jefferson and Lake Caddo steamboat
filed a charter with capital stock
of $40, 900. The object Is to build boat for
use on the Red river, lakes and bayous.
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Marshall,
Special to the Herald.

Special 10 the Herald.
MARSHALL, September 20.-At $50 this
evening the Methodist church was crowded
with friends of the contracting parties, TO
witness the marriage Of Or. r. p. Hamill
and Miss Lou Johnston. The attendants
were o. +. Yarbroueh, Miss Virgie John
ston; A. ]. Smith, Miss Stevie Johnston;
II. II. Dickson, Miss Mollie Horton; Rob-
ert McKain, Miss Mollie Havis; Rev. DR..
X. X. Wages officiating. The presents
were numerous, handsome and appropriate.
Amer the ceremonies at the church a num-
Der OF invited guests repaired TO the hospit.
able mansion Of the brides father, Colonel
William Johnston. where, In flowing bowls
and sparkling wines, their health and
future happiness were drank. The supper
was elegant.
MARSHALL, September 23--The contest
between w. II. Pope and Y. J.. Hightower
for nomination % the primary election on
the 81 . f1r the state senate is waxing
warm.
Six adliu ual racers have arrived dur
ing the week aud arc IN training Of the fair
grounds.
Much sickness prevails; nothing o. serious
character, however.
Our Israelitish friends nave observed this
their holiday Of atonemgnt with becoming
reverence.
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Of these blanks, hence the public should be

or these blanks, hence the public should be
ON their guard.
A case Of considerable interest 70 The
business community was to-day before tlle
courts here. Messrs. Peols n Ray brought
suit against the Western Union telegraph
company for 800 damages, resulting, as
they claimed, from the failure OF that com
pany to forward dispatch RENTED by
Messrs. Peels & Ray TO their correspon-
dents Lemp IL Co.. of 81. Louis. The
defense sot up by the company was that
the dispatch had not been delivered TO their
manager In business hours but had been
left In the keyhole OF their office. The case
was very ably argued for the plaintiffs by
Messrs. Greenwood e Gooch, and for the
telegraph company by Messrs. Gammagei
Gregg h Link, and occupied the court for
two full days. The jury brought in YER
dict this afternoon against the company for
the full amount claimed.
There have been occasional robberies
among the freight trains lately.
At the International yard here last night
a conductor and engineer Of the company
were going through the yard late, and not
to the watchman's challenge,
were shot and seriously injured.
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Special to the Herald.


Bolton, September 23.-During the week
ending this evening Bolton has received on
an average of 225 bales of cotton per day.
Five hundred bales were shipped to-day.
The weather is fine and farmers active.
Business is brisk. We have eight passen.
ger trains daily.
The Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway
company is fully prepared for business.
The $4,000 Baptist church is near com
pletion and will be ready for the Baptist
state association, which convenes in this
city on the Goth inst. Five hundred dele
gates are expected and will be received
with cordial welcome.
The Bolton free schools flourish, with an
attendance Of 400. The Female seminary
is well attended.
Walker, who killed Tisdale q week ago
and was himself badly wounded, Is i'm
proving,
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PIrrsBURs, September 2O.-Judge Ireland
visited this place Monday and addressed a
large crowd at the courthouse. The judge
was wei received by our people, and viii
be kindly remembered by them on election
dav.
The ereenbaokers aud republicans are
thoroughly organize In this county and
will vote solidly for Wash Jones and any
thing % break down the democrats.
"A democrat IL running against Il. Abcr-
nathy, the democratic nominee for repre-
sentative in this district.
W. r. Harris. Of Hopkins county, who is
nominee Tor senator from this district, " as
in town Monday.
All cr0ps are fine in this section, and cot
ton j. being brought 10 market hs fast -
the people gather b..
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WHNHhHChlB
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
WAxAHAcHIE, September 23.-The wealth
er for the past two days has been quite
COOL and many are putting up their stoves,
preparatory for winter.
The candidates are putting all the wind
they can in their sails, feeling like the race
from this time on is indeed 'the home
stretch"
District court is still in session; several
convictions were had this week for theft and
burglary. There was mistrial in the case
of the state VS.. Stephen Rogers, charged
with the murder of Dennis Thornton.
The new hotel will be ready for occupancy
in few days The necessary furniture and
carpetlng was received yesterday.
Many Of the friends of the Rev. j. d.
Shaw are very much grieved, as well as
surprised, at his 'new religious departure"
He at one time resided here and taught in
Marvin college.
The Jewish population almost universally
observed the day of atonement at this
place.
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BrenhaIn.
Special tO'the UerA

Special TO the Herald.
BRENNAN, September 22,-In the senate
rial convention OF the twelfth district held
here yesterday, A. Chesley, of Belleyille,
was nominated on the first ballot.
The grand Jury adjourned today. Thir-
ty-two indictments were found in their re-
port.
II. A. Harvin, republican, state and county
tax collector, is charged with receiving
money for taxes and paying scrip into the
county treasury; also with not paying over
collections promptly. The court is asked
to appoints commissioner TO examine his
books from the beginning OF his official ca
reer, six years ago. Four indictments are
claim the prosecution 70 be for political
purposes.
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sn.cl,lto ths Herala.

Special 70 me heIeid-
Arsrrx. September 20.-The governor
received the following to-day IRON the
mayor Of Brownsville. The small num-
her Of the new cases Justifies the belief
that yellow fever has ceased 70 be epidemic
in Brownsville and has almost disappeared.
There has been pai sial resumption 81 bus
ines BIZ opening communication with Mat
amorss. Ful her pecuniary ard ron ne
oul side committees = y not BE- needed
The following char iers were bed to-day;
The Norih Texas Mutual Nsrrisre associe-
ton ard the NatiOnal Marriage Union both
TIE Trrhsnrs hank of Dallas has ssnt in
IL serni-annual rep0rt. due July Ia An
ernminafio1 of he records In The secrelarT
ri stsfe's oflcs shows that the CltT bank n
Dallas mas not reported siBce l.7t aod TIE
Galveston Bank ard Trust COMPANY nos
rinrs ls41. For each failure tneg are sub
irr- toa fDe II 500.
ne capirol b11rd tD.d1y removed Ardhs
frct Drbsusl- Er. Saith. he coutrsctor.
r|7srT 70 rebuff he unritol g. SURGE
~ TIE rrr.e~ts for g 80 a11itioral ftr1-
irr biz ofs-. Arthits1t Hyers. rho, y -
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Immense ARRIVALS Oh FALL AND WINTER
w. CLOTHING. @
T.. R Elm H "A II DIT
THE PEOPLES CLOTIIIER,
7O4 ELM STREET,
A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS
In the early selection and display of Fall and
Winter Clorhi"g for Men, Youths and Boys The
promises to be lively indeed Over $4,000 worth oNew
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods in Stock and under
way and every day adds to already stock
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS
REASONS WHY !!

Nothing easy explain why buyers Of ready-made
Clothing benefit by dealing with In the first place
have the largest stock to choose from in this section In the
place have taken the utmost pains to bring the
very best garments that be made every price touch
The question with is not how much make suit
ovecoar but how good and acceptable suit
sell for given price This policy, and whatever
intending purchasers of Ready Clothing wish pay
they rely on finding the best value for that sum here
Carrying so large assortment we do of Mems and
Boys Clothing, good choice always be depended
Our stock being constantly repenshed with and fresh
goods all of which critically examined before being placed
tables for sale Prices reasonable throughout. We have
just received large addition Young Mems Suits dur
able fabrics reliable colos stylish cutnot surpassed by
cusom shops tailor shops and the price liberal percen
tape less
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Special to the Herald.
WINNsBoRo, September 2o.-Rev. Solo,
mon Await, Of Lonview, and Rev. Godfrey,
OF Texarkana, assisted by some Of the local
ministers, are carrying on a protracted
meeting at this place, with prospects Of a
good result.
Cotton is coming to this marke' quite
lively, and Is selling at prices ranging from
10I TO IL cents, the average daily receipts
being about fifty bales, which has greatly
revived business in every line.
Canada a Avis dealers in family gro
ceriss and drugs, sold out day or two ago
10 j. NJ. Massey, or rather traded their
groceries and drugs for Massey's livery
stable and outfit.
Justice NJ. d. Carlock, Of this place, left
to-day for Hope, Arkansas, his former
home.
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HoUsToY, September 23.--From gent
man from Richmond we learn that fir
this morning DESTROYED most of the build
ings at Rosenberg station, three miles from
Richmond, at the junction OF the San An
tonic, Santa Fe and Telfener railways. The
fire originated about 2 o'clock in the hotel
building belonging to John Stein, and kept
by Louis b. Smith. That building. and its
contents were burned, and the Inmates
hardly saved their wearing apparel. lt was
uninsured. A vacant store adjoining the
Stein building was LSxt burned. The
flames then crossed the railroad and de-
stroyed the passenger station buildings,
both of the Gulf Colorado y Santa
Fe, and the Galveston, Houston
& San Antonio. The Geographic Office,
ticket offices and baggage offices, we're all
DESTROYED. The next house attacked was
Bells hotel, the largest in town, and 1t too
was totally burned, and Of its contents
nothing OF any consequence was saved.
Upon the property burned we cannot learn
that there was any insurance except on
Bells hotel. That was insured for $1,000
on the property. He estimates his loss at
$4,000 or $4,000. All the depot buildings
Of the Telfener railroad were saved and the
freight depot of the other two roads. These
were fortunately located some distance
over from the buildings that were burn d.
Housson's net cotton receipts to-day are
], 10l bales and sales 527 bales. The mar
ket closed easy and unchanged.
Thirty dollars in money and some cloth
ing and silverware was recovered here TO-
day. The property was stolen from the
agent Of the Texas Western railroad at Les
lie station some DAYS ago.
The Sar "a Fe railroad concluded arrange
ments to-day for building a new bridge
over Bufielo Bayou from the second TO the
fifih ward in this city.
HoUsroN, September 22-The republican
committee appointed by the state cOnven-
ton TO recommend candidates for the Har-
ris county offices will hold meeting next
week ana take action.
A negro girl named Mary Smith was ar.
rested today charged with the theft Of a
pockefbood fsOm II. 7. Hard, containing
s235 currency, So in gold, and 500 in
rotes. The money was recovered but the
notes are missing. She was jailed in de-
fault Of 500 bail.
H0uston's net cotton receipts to-day are
So bales; sales, {, l2i bales; market closed
easy.
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tue1al 70 me heFhll
BorevIrW, September 2).-TEo brothers,
named Tiltefy, living near Longyiew, got
into quarrel yesterday and one cut the
other badly. and il IL said By q witness 10
Be q case Of self-defense.
An unknown negro steVped o. the rear
end Of q cnbO0ss attached 10 Texas a Pa
cifc train No. p, AZ Castleberry switch last
evening. EEL through a tresfle and broke
bis neck. The train had stopped for him.
Pat Adrian, q farmer, living sir miles
norsh 81 t0En. was bitten By snake yes
fe-1av and gangrene ~ IN on The little
finger Of bis night baud- Il was nmputated
yesterday.
Cotton IL COMING in freely. The quality
ard staple ere ercellent- and Il bringing
good rr1co-
Some Marshall correspondent hes q vivid
iuariuatir.n. ard thEt diseased orEan
r.-rf1r.f- hin % ~ of = rnnrre lcus irEe
.verr rlcu s-I1 then aborit tie removal NJ
rte hrs1ruarters 81 she IerHs a FarIiIc
ra'iway frum 81 = iunctirrrfo Harzhal.