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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-06-29

OQ0 week In yoar 0wn town. fsrms
@NO and $ outfit see. Addrss u. Hat
EarT q Co., Portland, Maine.
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INDUSTRY AND SCIENCE.

The blacksmith-shop of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago, at Pittsburgh, has
been much troubled by the unsettling of
the brick FORCES by The jar Of steam ham
mers. n ecessity has, however, proved the
mother Of invention. FOrg.s OF asbestos
paper have proved decidedly successful
method of overcoming all difficulties.
The pleasant odor of cedar, according to
Mr.. Il. Lewis, appears to be as persistent as
the wood Itself SiverS taken from white
cedar stumps found twelve feet under water
at low tide near the Narrows entrance to
New York harbor, had the odor of newly
grown wood. and piece not twice the size
of ones finger perceptibly scented drawer
for more tnan a year. 1T is certain says
Mr.. Lewis, THAT the coast where the trees
of which these are the stumps grew, has
since undergone depression of eighteen
or twenty feet, an event which may have
occupied as many centuries
The enormous glacier, fonor Svartisen,
on the SEMEN Island, in Norway, which is
the northern-mOst of its kind in Europe,
will shortly, says Nature, be made the OBJ
iect OF a remarkable enterprise. 1t appears
that number OF speculative merchants in
Bergen have Obtained the right of cutting
block ice tor export from its surface. Some
blocks have already arrived at the latter
place, and as the quality OF tne Ice mas
been found to be good, large shipments
may be expected. The glacier is about 100
SQUARE miles, and as the distance from its
border to the sea is only couple of miles,
the ice may be obtained very cheaply. A
similar attempt TO utilize the glacier Folge-
fonden was made some years ago, but
failed, owing to the blocks, in their down.
ward course, repeatedly breaking through
the wooden bore or conductor in which
they were slid down to the sea.
NJ. Tarnier, the surgeon Of the Maternity
hospital in Paris, struck by the great NOR
tally among infants prematurely born,
and those which are very sickly after birth,
has conceived the ingenious idea of con-
structing II box which is almost exactly
similar TO the incubators used for poultry,
This box is divided into two compartments
the lower one being used as reservoir
for hot water, while the infant is placed in
the upper one, which is well stuffed at the
sides and fitted with sliding glass cover.
The temperature is maintained at So de-
grees Fahr., and NJ. Tarnier has found that
BY keeping infants in the incubator for
period varying from two days to six weeks,
their vitality is enormously improved. he
has made experiments upon five six
months children, six seveD-months and
thirteen eight-months children, and he has
only lost two Of them, whereas, according
10 his statement, three. fourths of them
would have died but for this adyentitious
mid TO vitality.
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| tod the chair announced that ho under
stood that Major Elliott had been doputct
! 10 present 10 the CLUB u present rom one O
our citizens, whercupon Major Elliott arose
and said;
Mr.. PRESIDENT Yes, / have been 70.
quested To present through you 20 the
Bots d AfC Club this gayel, made OF bOis
d. arc wood, the toughest tree that grows,
and was, therefore, | assume, thought 10
DO appropriately emblematic here. This
gavel is OF excellent material to effect
"knock down" argument in debate, when
you find you cannot duly handle yourclub,
il IS offered by our friend, Mr.. Bell who
says he Is Bell without tongue sufficient
to have its merits eX-tolled by himself "
is carved out of the first piece of lot of
wood intended for the paving of our streets,
which will be more admired when vehicles
passing through them shall be less mired.
In size it is equal to New York state
democratic majority; its color is OF suspi-
cious iufantile shade whilst its weight is
about as heavy-if we are to credit some OF
our contemporaries one of the HERALD's
editorial leaders. For meetings opening,
it will equal book canvasser, 'getter-up
of club" and without any references to
illusions" to any here, let us hope that its
traps" will be more efiicacious than those
oft en- give on the door of a sleepy druggist
at midnight.
On motion unanimous thanks were ex-
tended to Mr. b. W. Bell for his handsome
and appropriate donation, and hopes were
expressed that the club and the Bell might
live and last as long as the hardy gavel.
After some other proceedings the club ad-
iourned
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THE bots D'ARo CLUB.

The Meeting Last sunday MorninE-The
Address Of SIR. John o EiH tt-PreseBta-
ton Of an Appropriate Present to the
club. Etc.
The Bois dare club held its regular meet
ing on last Sunday morning, and sfier
some preliminary proceedings, under Colo
mel 2. S. Pfouts in the chair, in the absence
Of Mr. L. NJ. Knepay, president, Major
John +. Elliott was called on for bis ad-
dress, which be thersupon delivered the
subject being "Clubs; their History Value,
Influence. Effects. j" etc:
Al its conclusion Colonel W. 9. Wylie
arose. and afier some very complimentary
remarks. said that be "hsd q double mo
fioa 40 make. first. that the hearty thanks
al The club b. extended 20 Msj1r Elliott Tor
fis admirable aldress. and. sac1ud. thst
he address BE- published In the Dallas HEE-
ttu and other lesding pspers.' This be-
frg seconded snd mos, warmly endorsed
~ NJ. MorJney and others present. vas
unsuimUusly passed-
Tt,9n rn5ti8n 81 NJ. Thaichsr. ID was
fhsr moved snd unanimously carried. that
a COMMITTEES o. I've ,. nov appointed f1r
ne purpose 81 obtairing 81 o1o-or such
suru - might b reeded-to 81 ones secure
ne renfisg Of = hall. and for tb0-ourtly
fffins m the sane IN smauner worthy the
/ club. ifs pre.eut ard future. With csrpsfs.
books. papers. p-ri1dicals. sc. Following u
NJ P-esidert ana Gsrferner q o. B1is dArc
IN fhsahssn.s o. cur regularly appointed
Irrfursr ~ to-daT. Colunel CrEvfC-d.
IN sndesr1r. e. gour re1nest, - srnsti-
tuis. - 49, en-. the atiliig and eioqnsnce
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Straucd.

One sorrel colt no brands. little white In face
One brown mare about ten years old, brande
Az on left shoulder; and one brown mare colt.
One dun FLY, three years old, branded X i
on left thigh.
J, L. Key estrays before George Robertson.
justice OF the peace, one chestnut sorrel mare, "A
hands high blaze in face, about 3 years old,
branded thus Q-D, and dim W on left thigh,
ana valued at SIS, nov22 st
Mrs. A. s. story estrays before George
Robertson, Justice of the peace, two yellow
oxen, about six years old one marked with
crop and underbit in right ear and overbit in
left ear and indescrbabe brand on right hip:
the other marked with crop off left ear and SPLIT
ana undesbit in right ear and branded with
ring around it, on right hip. Both valued
at SO. now
Ter. J. P: One yellow mare, star In forehead,
d ,rk stripe dowu her back about u hands high;
supposed TO be years oldS branded thus; v N
on each shoulder, and valued at $780,
Z John Hastings, estrays before +: Felk n,a
J p: One black mare, about u on years old,
about "A nds high, branded L ON lett Shout
der, blaze face. and valued at SIS.
X g. Penn. jr, estray before G. Fl. te'kner,
j. p: One black horse, about IS hands high. Q
wears old, no brands, tight shoulder looks 70
have been broken, and valued 1t So.
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The Postal Card

No one denies that the postal card
is a great thing, and yet it makes most
Deopie mad 10 get one. This is because we
naturally feel sensitive about having our
correspondence open TO the eye Of the post
master and postal clerk. Yet they do not
read them. Postal employees hate postal
card as cordially as anyape else. If they
we're banished, and had nothing to read
but a package Of postal cards or a foreign
book Of statistics, they would read the sta
tistics. This wild hunger for postal
cards on the part of the pastmasters
Is ali myth. When the writer doesn't
care who sees his message, that
knocks the curiosity out ofthose who hau.
die those messages A man who would
read n postal card without being compelled
10 BY some stringent statute must be 1t
tie deranged. When you receive one you
say, Here is a message Of sOsittle import
ance that the writer didn't care who saw il.
don't care much for it myself"
Then you look il over and lay it away and
forget il.
10 you think that the postmaster is going
20 wear ont his young life 10 devouring ut
erature that the sender doesn't feel proud
Of when be receives it2 Nay, nay.
During our official experience We have been
placed where we could have read postal
cards time and again, and no one but the
Affecting Eve would have detected &c. bat
we have contrJled ourself and closed our
eyes % the written message, refusing q
take advsntage Of the c0Bfidencs reposed IN
US bv uur government and those who thu;
trusted ne Uith their secret. All over Oui
great Land every moment Of the day or might
these little cards are being silently sat
tered, breafhing loving words inscrised
with 4 hard lead pencil aud shedding mfr
nation up0n sundered hearts, and they are
safe re- though theyhad never besnbrestbed
They are safer in most instances becsus.
they cEuaot be read By anybody in thi
whole World.
That Il Why It irritates rs 10 have sons
one open up conversation By saying. 90
rernsnber what that fellow wrote me frr.
I Chsyeuue on that postal card Of the -
him fhose goods7n Wow. We can't keep ~
tboss things In cur head Il requires 20
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arnaI.

f.5HE STATE OF TEXAS.-To ALL PER-
? sons interested in the administration of the
estate of W. II. Whitia, deceased: W
Strange, administrator, has filed in the County
Court of Dallas county his final account, show
ing the condition of said estate, and praying for
n final settlement OF the same, which will be
heard at the next term of said court commenc-
ing on the Third Monday in November, A. d.
1857, at the Court. house. in the city of Dallas at
which time nil persons interested IN SAD es-
see proper. o-
I Seal, of Dallas county Texas.
W -
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court, at Office in the city of DALLAS this Both day
September, A. d. 1889. A. " 'RWOon.
County Clerk, Dallas Co., Texas
ByW. w. PEAK, Deputy. octldltlw4w
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lows. For governor, Ireland, lissi Jones
s33. For congress, ID district, james III,
Jones, 1915; RUSSELL 736, For the state
senate, buchanan, 1918; Purdue, 60 For
representative, Adams ,2O3; Morrow, O27.
For district attorney, Hogg, l,52S; Dodd,
1853. The democrats triumphed In every In
stance. Senator John O. Buchanan over.
came 600 opposition majority caused by
the detection of the dem ocrats In Smith
county and Is reelected by 275 clear msjor'
ity over the opposition. Hon. j. 3, Hogg
is reelected district attorney by 1000 ma
jolity.
The Big Four minstrels play at Lindsey
& Caspary's hall next Friday night.
The rain has ceased at last and cotton
will begin to roll in again tomorrow.
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SAY ANTONIO, Nov. 2O.-Ispecial. l-Gil-
lesp;e county gives J. W. Jones 3ll; G. W.
Jones. 3O7, and Ireland 24s votes for COVER
nor. Hancock has 3GT, and Davis so votes
for congress. BeKar county gives ireland
2.651 and JoRes 2.f09 votes; Ireland ma
ioritv, 57z. For congress, Hancock has
300. aud Davis. 24iS votes Davis ma
jority 223.
press, after brief illness, died AZ Laredo
this morning Of bilious rcmittent lever.
The remains arrive on the morning trai 2
for interment here. Deceased has resided
in Texas thirty-iiye years, end was GO years
Of age and highly respected.
Cs,nsid cradle excitement ~ said 10 exist
in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. over the arrest oi
lie chfpf Of police br the military auth0ri-
ries. Most bitter feeling exists, and danger
Kerr county gives Jones 2imsioriiy and
sas Azroxro, Nov 2l.--ssecisLl-A.
Wfnslov. formerly with the Galveston
News. and Afterwards with the Express,
has been appointed Uniied States commits
The funeral OF Judge wIliam H. Russell
NJ Laredo today vas very large. He died
ri uaralvsis Of the heart. BE vas q brother
ofSfillEell L Russell.
A genuine opium den, frequented prime
uallT by fallen women, has been discovered
IN San Antonio. There EXISTS no ordinance
TIE infant ch,ild Of ProTe.sor Kstzsnbur-
r-sr dIed from lockiau this morning
for grand ope-a-h9uss. siId vi nsf ne
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city tho privilege Of building II on The
Alamo plaza.
Water.works mains are belug laid on
many of the out streets About three miles
additional mains Will DO laid.
Uvalde county gives Ireland 3l3 and Han
cock 1857 majority.
A lodge of Knights Of Honor was ins,i-
tuted at Fredericksburg last night, with
thirty.three charter members.
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Marshall.

MARSHALL, Nov. 2O.-[Specal.l-The Of
fetal count of this county has just been
completed. G. w. Jones' majority over
Ireland is %. Stillwell II. Russell leads j.
II. Jones for congress by $50. The entire
citizen ticket is elected.
Continuous rain fell all dav yesterday
ana last night. To-day has been cold and
disagreeable.
Hon. George Todd and w. T. Armstead,
esq.,, of Jefferson, are in attendance at the
district court in this city.
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SHERMAN, Nov. 21.-[Special.l-Busness
is ordinarily good, notwithstanding the
Indictment weather consequent upon the
norther. Cotton is coming in, not too
briskly, but sufficiently brisk to keep our
citizens from getting respondent.
The police court affords no unusual SEN
sations, and the vags and drunk-and downs
are of the usual number.
The event of the season, so far, was the
"Old Shipmates," at the opera.house to-
night. 1t is one of the finest troupes and
grandest plays witnessed here for, long
time, and Frank Mordaunt literally cap
tured the audience, an unusually large one
for our town. The entertainment, star and
company form, most unquestlonaoiy; tne
this season.
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Fort Worth

Fort WORTH, Now 2l.-Wade Ward, the
little son of Captain Tom Ward, who was
accidentally shot yesterday, died to-day.
The sheriff got in last night with Keeland,
the young man who robbed the Pacific Ex-
press company of some valuable jewelry
several weeks ago.
A large audience again greeted the
Goldens tonight. They played married
Life"
Many merchants from abroad are here to
buy the Hudson stock Of goods, which will
be sold tomorrow under execution.
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EabeaS Corpus,

Lee Baker, charged with the theft of a
watch, had hearing before Judge AL
bridge. in the district court yesterday, on a
bond at 500, in default of which he was
rpmandel to iall,
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Whose Saddle?

Last evening Deputy Sheriff Clapp,
in his official rounds, found a saddle fully
equipped with blanket, ETC., in the Trinity
bottom below Siler's transfer stable. 1t was
evidently slowed away there by some one
who intended getting horse to suit it.
The owner can get the same by calling at
the sheri!ls office.
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BURNEr, Nov. 21.-[special. THE official
vote of Burnet county gives Jones Sc ma.
iority. This is short of expectation.
A heavy frost this morning.
Several fine stone buildings are going no
and nearing completion. The city is in a
prosperous con !ition. Cotton is coming in
at the rate of l75 bales per day, and there
are heavy shipments of pecans and wool.
Burnett can now put on city airs, as she
boasts of one of the finest churches in Texas
and three more to soon be erected.
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A colored boy of some nine summers fell
a well on south Market street yesterday
and came near drowning. He was iished
out with rope and garden rake. He was
leaning over the well looking into it, but
his curiosity led him too far, and becoming
oYerbalnnced he toppled in.
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PALESTINE, Nov. 20.-[Special.l-T OIL
cial vote of Anderson county gives Ireland
l,67l Jones, 1913; Martin, l,7G0; Morton,
1878. Gooch for senator, 75G; Templeton,
for senator, 1913 Representative, Tucker,
l,345. Floater, Jones, democrat, 1853 (;
Mcdonald, independent, ,2SS. Reagan, tor
congress, no opposition. Sheriff Davis,
democrat, 2,057; Posey, independent, 9O2,
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Dreadful Paroxysms of Asthma

Dreadful Paroxysms OF Asthma.
81 was having dreadful paroXysms o.
asthma when the Compound Oxygen came
am very grateful to inform you that IN
that respect | am greatly relieved
Treatise on compound Oxygen" sent free
Drs. Starkey Il Palen. ll09 and I'LL Girard
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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KAUFMAN, via Terrell, Nov. 2l.-[spe
cial. 1.-The official count for kaufman
county Isl Ireland, 2,1S9; Jones, 1872; Well
born, 2,O25; Kearby, 77o; Gibbs, 1881;
Hughes, 492. Representative for kaufman
county: j. N. Rushing is elected. County
officers: j. E. billiard, county judge Nestor
sheriff; w. L. Huff, district clerk; Henry
Erwin, county clerk; S. r. Reeves, assessor;
W. 4. Nichols, collector; l. d. Echols,
treasurer.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral is Greatly remark
able and time-honored medicine. 1t is the
best known remedy for all diseases of the
throat and lungs.
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GRoEsBEEoK, Nov. 2l.-[Special.l-The
following is the official vote of Limestone
county for officers named: For governor,
Ireland, LAO; Jones, 1,043; Robertson, 8.
For congress. Mills, 1,4S0; Rankin, S3S.
For senator Farrar. l, 497 Allen, 8I3. For
floater, Foster, ,464 Corning, OH For
representative, Camp, 1888; Johnson,
1903. The entire democratic county ticket
is elected by handsome majority. Hous-
ton is ahead for the university for colored
youths.
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much of strain TO do II on the salary we
receive. man with very large salary
and a tenacious memory might keep run OF
the postal correspondence in a small Office,
but we cannot do it,. We are not acclfs-
toned to it, and 1t irritates and excites us.
Il RoOmpranu.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Nov. 2O.-[Special 1.-The
fireman of the British steamship Spark,
while going on board Saturday night, fell
overheard and was drowned. His body was
recovered yesterday.
Major Tom Ochiltree was given compli-
mentary banquet at the fremont house
this evening by prominent merchants OF
the city.
The Steamship Guadalupe did not leave
for New York yesterday, owing to the de-
sertion of eight sailors. Two OF them were
arrested to-day by the United States mar
shall, but the others are still at large.
Arrangements are being made to convert
the pavilion into theatre, and entertain
ments will be given there during the sum-
mer.
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Gatesville.

GArEsvILLE, Nov. 21.-[Special. 1.-The Of
fetal count of Coryell county shows the
GLOWING result: For governor, Ireland, l.
1873; Robertson, %; Jones, 401. Ireland ran
far behind the democratic ticket. For con-
gress, Lanham, SSS F.; Davenport, 5o3 Buck,
70. Barnett. 142. Representative, Goss, l..
O79: Cotton, ga. Sheriff. James Lanham
has majority over two competitors Of 6l5.
L. M. Allen Is elected county clerk by 234
majority. ]. w. Fuller is elected county
Judge by small majority; w: r. John
son, district clerk. While Ireland polled a
big vote in the county, his suffragans were
lukewarm to the extreme.
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BuftghoVG IInta kepi Y i'M
This 4 n certify lhAl ys have nggd ,ypgf
.wQa1EaUt, Eldgr ~ BLACK EEi,ql
nally aud applying externally once or twte 70
tho pats affected, aud II gave immediate q llef
A, j. MobURE W, y efflfLrTT
A, ]. STEWARD. WILL M0LUHE.
IN A. VILLA Ma. Dallas, TcSas.
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Mother" Doctor, Is shs dangerous and what
Il her afilictiOni" -, a.,
DocfOp-i Yes, madam, she is dangerously ill.
The and auricular forces ar nj IN etl-
iibrurn, there is an increased cent? etal a1ith
about the cerebTum and medulla obi 'faiat iue
portal circulation vascillaissi Suspended AatlIe
seems heatatinR, and -
Mother" stop, f1r heavens aaEe tiep no -
10 work at once"
Dorfoy-i'T viii DO all can"
Mother. afer two weeks nave shIiel-
uU,urFIer our Doctor shall Be- discarded u once
Two weeks and 10 relief val procure thai Niieh
Won desired a. frsi." 49,,
11uohfer, iu a low tone--I sfn rlad, 40 ttink
rthe ol,lT thing that will restore me 10 healih-'
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Bolton.

Bolton, Nov. 2O.-[Special.l 1.-The vote OF
Bell county, counted to-day, gives Ireland
2,272 and Jones 1853.
The weather has been cold and disagreea-
BILE for the past three days, but has cleared
m tonight. Business WAS never better.
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nuffeedUr TEaAa, August n, 1871
Meetfq Morley Bf0a, ..,.,.
EflHTn ~ several Of ny CUSTOMERS. who tsc1
mie or two doses lntefntlly sad applylng ltgs'
II worked HE 4 chafm Ygnf,, hio'
H. n. HUTCHINSON
M. Cal, t,v (ipfSNy Dffa HABuV
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IBastrop.

BAsrRoP, Nov. 2O-TSpecial.l-The off,
cal vote of the county is as follows; For
governor, Ireland. ESQ; Jones, 2,345. Con-
gress, Hancock, 1880; Davis, ,455. State
senator, Shaw, 62l; Fowler, 2,S5l. Jones
leads his ticket 900 votes.
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San Saba.

SAN SABA, Nov. 2l.-[Special 1.-The Off:
cial count gives Ireland 437; Jones, 400;
Hancock, ESQ., Davis, 81. Representative,
O'Dare, 593; Davis, 90; Daily, I44. District
Judge, Tonnes, 7O3; Cooley, l0l.
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MCKINNEY, Nov. 2O.-[Special. Hon T.
G. Goodner, county judge, opened the cleo
ton returns to-day and counted them.
The result is as follows: For governor,
John Ireland, 3,494 Jones, 547. For con-
gress, Throckmorton, $40. Dixon 606
For district judge, Richard Maltbie, 1888 /;
?. Turner, Al J. r, Cowles 70. For SEN
ator, Il. G. Smith, LIS; John Johnson
2,l6G For representative. IL. A. Finch,
2,279; Fl. C. Mack, l, l19; Fowler, 1856.
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HOWE, Nov. 2o.-Ispecial.l-A slight
snow squall visited this section yesterday.
A norther, with occasional rain, for two or
three days has stopped cotton-picinng and
grain.hauling for the present.
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KrEEoLa. EoT. D.-rspecisll-1bs o.
cal vote q Wood county. - snrounsss ~
guses Jones today e ouitrnsn. = e 81