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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-02-04


Through our New Orleans.exch
ges, and from parties who have late.
ly visited the Crescent City, we
learn the greatest acuvity exists
among the odicials of Carnival
Uourt, and the whole city already
rssounds with the din ofpreparation
for this, the Carnival Of 1882, which
is to eclipse all proceeding ones in
the grandeur of its conception, the
magniGcence of its pagean;s, and
the unparalleled gorgeousness Of
its ORIENTAL spectacular displays.
The city is just entering on an
era of improvement and success,
and the different secret organiza,
tous have determined that the Car
nlvSl Of this year shall be in keep,
ing with ;he spirit Of advancement
which is manifested in all business
enterprises, and has given new lie
| to the winter city Of this Continent
and the favorilo capital Of His
Majesty King Rex"
This year, the Gods and Goddess
es Of Mlrth and Jollity have taken
the Seasons under therppecial conS
troll, and the heavens smile prOpi-
tious on the fast-coming festivities.
The programme will open on
Thursday evening, February 10th,
with 4 grandillumiua ated street pa
geSnt and moving tableaux, by the
knights OF Momus, a society rivall
ing the Mysterious Krew Of Comus
in the splendor and brilliancy with
which they carry out every detaiI
of the living pictures they repre-
sent, and Ewhose very name is a
guarantee for an entertainment
wonderful in its magnilicenCe and
Instructive in It's subject, Tins dlb'
play Is looked forward 10 with nLucE
interest as the general Introduction
Of the Electric light at the hotels
theatres and prominent busines;
houses, will ofitself bo a feature o
the evening and will add q thousant
fold to the magniicencc OF the dis
play.
After the street parade, there
will he sabIeaux and a grand "Ba
MasquO" at the French Oper;
House, and the week will be filled
out by n series Of balls and pubh'
entertainments which will give
amuSemeniS 30 all.
On Monday, Feb. goth, at about
p. m., amid the booming Of cannon
Plho salutes of the steamers ant
shipping, the cheers of the gathered
multitude, the waving of handker
chiefs and smiles of the assembled
beauty of New Orleans, the 5000
King Rex" the glorious Monarc
of the Carnival, will diSembark a
the head OF Canal street, where b
will be received with military hor
, ors by the National Guard, Ahe
which, surrounded by the troops {
his household, and escorted by th
State military, he will pass throug
, the principal streets to the Oit
Hall, where he will be met. by til
Mayor and city officials, and wi
! there receive from them the keys
. the city, and resume the power de
5 egated to them before leaving fC
{ his Eastern home last year.
! In the evening, the new societ
: .'The Knights Of Proteus," wi
make their first appearance in
: grand illuminated street pageant
a On Tuesday, February 21st,
6 noon, the revelry and jollity
/ aMardi. Gras" will take shape undo
the contrel Of liking Rex" when
assumes personal command Of h
loving subjects, and crowned wi
!. jewels, and decked in crimson ar
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golQ, ne moves Win naJestlc melh
and kingly grace through the
streets of his favorite city, accom-
paniod by gorgeously attired cour-
tiers, members of his household,
slaves, ETC., and guarded by squad
ron after squadron Of his choicest
and bravest troops, chosen from the
chivalry of every land, and speak
ing every language under the sun.
Words are not adequate to the de-
scription of the grandeur Of the
scene, the richness Of the dresses,
and brightness of the arms and
equipments--all the glamour and
fantastic wonders of the brightest
story Of the "Arabian Knights" in
creased by childish Imagination,
are here surpassed, and the locker
on leaves the fairy scene almost
sur!eited with the beauties he has
witnessed, while "Rex" and his
court (as is usually retires in favor
of his cousin, CoMUs.
AS the procession disappears in
the distance, and the crowd dispers-
es for rest and refreshment, dark
ness creeps over the, gay city, and
now lights begin to glimmer, and
building after building is illumi-
mated until the streets are a blaze
OF light, and the crowd begins once
more to gather for the crowning en-
tertainment of the day.
"The Mystic Krew of ComuS" is
the veteran spectacular organiza-
ton of America, and its displays are
looked forward to as the event OF
the Carnival. This year they will
excel all former efforts, and present
Il series of tableauX that will sur
pass in beauty and richness the
pen pictures OF Byron or the wealth
: of Moore, and must be seen to be
appreciated.
The Grand Ball, at the Opera
House, and masked balls az the
Academy OF Music, St. Charles The.
atre, and a dozen other places will
wind up The days pleasure.
Wednesday, February 22d, the 10
cal and visiting military will cele
brate Washington's Birthday, ant
the display promises to surpass any
former parade of our State troops.
The series of holidays will close
with TIE anniversary and grand pro
cession of the New Orleans Fire
Department, on the 4th Of March
which will be On a scale az elegan'
and imposing as has ever been wit
uessed. and will be in keeping will
The entertainment preceding it.
The officers of the Great jackson
| Route awake to the interest the,
control, have placed tickets .Or
4 sale at all stations at rates enabling
; all to join IN the festivities Of th'
Carnival.
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Two Organs.

Regulate first the stomach, sec
ond the liver; especially the first
SO rs to perform their functions per
tectly and you will remove at least
Nineteen.twentieths OF al! the ill
that mankind is heir to, in this OF
any other climate. Hep Bitters is
the only thing that will give per
1sctly healthy natural action Il
these two organs Maine Farmer.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-02-04

Ladies who appreciate elegance
and parity are using Parker's Hair
Balsam. Itis the best article sold
for restoring gray hair to its origi-
nal color, beauty and iustre.
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Tighten the burden life, make
success certain, and your calcula
tons accurate, by using Browns
Iron Bltters. 1t strengthens mind
and body.
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Coffee drinkers should read the
advertisement in another column
headed GOOD COFFEE.
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ADVERTISER M E,NTS

Inserted at one dollar per square (ten
Nnes) for tbs first Insertion and flfty cents
for each subsequent insertion.
Legal advertisements inserted at the rates
fixed by law.
Annot ncing candidates for beat or city
Offices, two dollars and half; County, tive
dollars; District and state, ten dollars; in
vsriAbly in advance.
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Parliament


LoSpoN, October 27.-- Sir Charles Dixie
under foreign secretary, received tele
gram from Sir EDWARD Malet, British con.
sul-general for h&pt denying that political
prisoners IN Egypt were cruelty treated.
Mr. Baancrman, financial secretary 20 the
war office, said the government had re.
ceiyed news regarding the fate OF Professor
Palmer.
Mr.. Parnell gave notice that he would
call attention TO the administration OF the
land and coercion acts, and move q resolu.
tion in reference thereto.
Mr.. Evelyn Ashley, under secretary for
the colonial department. informed Mr..
Dil!wyn that the financial details ol-tho
terms for the restoration OF King Cetewayo
are on the way TO England for the sanction
OF the government.
The cloture rules We're then taken IN.
An amendment of Mr.. SchlOterb0tt. 10
exempt the committee OF supply from the
operation OF the cloturc, was rejected by a
vote OF lGG 10 l01.
The following is the full committee M.
pointed 10 Investigate the imprisonment of
Mr.. L, Dwyer Gray Mr.. GLADSTONE Sin
Stafford Northcolc, Nr. GOschen Uiberall.
Mr.. Whitfield ,libernl Mr. Mabray loon.
seryatiyel, Mr.. Raikes conservative, Sir
Harding +. Clifford moderate conserya.
tive, Mr., Plunkett conservative, A,tor.
ney-GeneTal Jones Sir Charles Forster
Qiberal), Mr. Dlllwyn Oiberan, Mr.. Parncll.
Mr.. Mccarthy, Mr.. sexton and Mr.. Healy,
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Waco


special to The Herald
Waco, October 27.-A man named Tn.
shaw, who had been arrested In McCulloch
county, after pursuit OF three weeks. was
brought here this morning in irons and
placed in Jail for safe keeping. He is in
the custody Of the deputy sheriff of Erath
county, where he is wanted for cattle steal.
ing.
Ncsterday'morning Mrs. NJ. A. Scott lef,
her inhnt child, three weeks old, in care of
an old nurse, aud has not been seen since.
II ls believed TO be u case of dcsertion.
young German laborcr named pbillips
lell irom wagon last night and had his
thigh fractured.
Colonel Wash Jones arrived in the CITY
this evening and will speak ut the couri.
mouse Tomorrow oyeningat o'clock. The
biggest crowd OF the campaign Is expected
10 he present to hear him, nshundreds who
vii! vote against him appreciate his worth
ana expect 10 hear speech full of oripi.
nality and good sense aud homely wit,
Senator Coke Is expected tonight and
VIII speak To morrow II he arrives In time.
Grand preparations have been made for
the reception Of Hon. Olin Wellborn, who
will address the people Of this city on Mon.
day.
There II strong talk oi crookedness In the
side workings Of one of the marriage aid
associations here, and II il not impossible
that the matter will take definite shane by
exposure in the newspapers or presentment
TO the grand jury.
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Commercial and Financial.


NEw YORK, October - The stock mar.
kct opened strong and active, at an advance
from Yesterdays close, Canada Southern
and New York Central leading therein. In
the early trade there was further frac.
tional improvement In the general list and
a rapid advance OF q In Lake Shore 10 ll0I
after which the market became weak and a
decline of to took place, in which New
York Central preferred, Lake Shore, Wa.
bash preferred, Canada Southern and ore.
gon Transcontinental were the most prom.
inent. At IL o'clock there was general
recovery Of | to !, led by East Tennessee
preferred and common and Omaha.
FUTURE.
NEv YoRE. October 2s.--The Posts cot.
ton report says. Future deliveries at the
the first cali showed decline of 3-lOO. at
the second an advance OF 1 to4i0o above
Yesterdays closing quotations, aud after.
wards fnrther advance Of 0 TO 0i0o, the
shorts displaying some eagerncss TO
cover, partly on a report that Ellison esti.
mated q crop OF 0,s0O,0o0 bales necessary
for the worlds consumption. etc.
TOTAL NEr REcEIrrs.
NEW Yons, October T.-The following
ore the total receipts OF cotton at all ports
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Houston.
Special 10 the Herald.

special 10 the Herald.
HorsroN, October ia grand demo.
cratic barbecue will be held at Cedar BAYOU.
IN this county, tomorrow. Ireland 5
strength in this county is beginning to
make itself known, and Wash Jones sup.
por'ers commence TO lose faith in his
chances. Early IN the canvass the radicals
were offering bets that Wash Jones would
carry Harris county, and that he would re.
duce Ireland : majority in the state to less
than 3,VD, but they have now withdrawn
such oilers, and bets of two 10 one that Ire.
land will carry Harris county by a majority
~ large as Roberts and the state by al lens,
5OOoo find no takers. In the radico.inde.
pendent ranks the wealthy Journalistic
leader OF the independent movement here
has drawn In his horns and refuses 10 max
good, when called he IL silent, and hr has
lost faith in the cause which he has cham.
pioned.
The cotton market closed easy and nm.
changed middling spot, l0l sales. b15
receipts, o, III, gross; 2,070, net.
The projectors o. the new daily the
Houston Sun, are meeting with great snr.
cess In this city and county. Subscriptions
are pouring In from all quarters. The nd.
vent of Houston democratic pnper 4
hailed with delight.
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I ESTABLISHED 1914.
PRICE FIVE CrHga

the cross. bars of his cell. He stood on a
wash basin until all the ias,enlngs were
made ready, and then kicked the basin oil
the bucket. His companions IN the cell
gave the alarm, and the jsilor cut him
down In time to save his life His name Is
William IL. Smith, and he is United
States prisoner, charged with robbing tho
mails,
=, Al BELLS Station, the junction Of tho
Texas \ Pacific with the Denisou & South.
eastern, at aoolock this morning. a Young
brakeman named ], W. Scott WAS crashed
70 death while COUPLING cars. Hls body
was cut IN two above the waist, his right
arm crushed to shreds and slivcrs and the
rlght hand completely severed from the
arm lie has widowed aud infrm mother
lWlnga Hannibal, Missouri, whittier his
pody viii be shipped from this point at
once car on the ncnison & Southeast.
eth oeched down against him while he WAS
Pacific track.
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San saba
special 10 the nerald.

special TO the Herald.
SAN sAuA, October ga. W. Fisher, of
Georgetown, made three hours speech
last night to an attentive audience OF ladies
and gentlemen. He advocated the claims
of judge Hancock and criticised severely
the acts of Governor Davis.
Thursday night Hon. J. X. Fleming, Of
Cisco, advocated his own claims to seta.
torlal honors in an eloquent aud wcll re.
oeiyed address.
The same night Tom Jones was Killed iu
q drunken quarrel by his cousin. william.
jones, The deceased fired the first shot
and was said TO have been the argressor.
Cotton Is coming In freely. The gins nre
much behind with work.
sickness prevails generally, and several
deaths'havo occurred within the week.
Weather cool and pleasant.
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Ionsyiew.


Special to the Herald,
LoNeviKw, October 2J,--6ll of Captain
Cundifs opponents have withdrawn and
the contest Is now straightoat between a
democrat and radical for representative,
with certainty OF the 93i dis,rlc, seuding
u democrat
Jones, Tor congress, VIII positively carry
county, and Eussell viii be badly beat.
en- In this disirist. ile las no hopes OF
election and has so expressed himself.
buchanan, candidate for the state senate.
| Jones, for congress, CdndiE for reprteenta
Tive, and DcGrattenried for county at,or.
ney, all speak at kildare tomorrow.
The marriage fever has taken possession
ot the young people OF Longview. Nine
weddings are talked OF. Last night Miss
Mollie Callie, daughter Of the Methodist
! preacher here, was married to Mr.. Acknr.
Others will follow In rapid succession.
Weather hot and clear.
Cotton receipts to date over | 600 bales.
Work will soon be commenced on our
new Kelly plow works. Fifteen thousand
will be ready for the spring season, aud
Longvew will supply all genuine Kelly
plows used IN the state.
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New n,iaans S,e al. \, ,sl',l ,Nsli'NeS'on, iS>,te''
nan M So Nopiye, - - Savan'
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> liO, Nso, Vorr''N ~ t'''-St,,'' na''IinoIe'
Proy3encs nm t',s'Su, '',SSV, ~.
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Port Rovsl sS i.,5io, tI'",sN'N"' 20,
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the co,ntr,. ami IN o,, ~. VVt.''''T ~, ~
!aiures cenorally ara not p,n o,s' 'te
conce "'' "'' Va uuch s'sh'"'
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"NH'ffNA'H'N hlas
Observation-Disclosures -Therstimony
of Lieatcnaa, Daneuaower before the Jean.
nctte board OF oiiGquiry to-day wasa detailed
narrative ol the adventures and experience
OF the crew ofthe whale boat from The time
they leit SemoOnolski island until they
met the natives az tue mouth Of the Lena
river. No new Facts OF importance were
elected.
REcoMMrNpArloss or THE cHIrr or I'm.
GINEERs.
Ueneral Wright, Chiei Of engineers has
issued his annual report TO the secretary
OF war, II giEe4 detailed account OF the
condition and deeds Of all Notifications
IN the United States, and urges at great
length the Importance of q better system OF
seacoast deirnfe 10 consist of revolving
tutreted forts, With iron.clad walls, heavier
ordnance, and q more perfectly organized
anu more ehlciept torpedo service. Atthe
present time, General Wright says 50, 600.
uOOWo worth oi property in our seacoast
cities is at the mercy OF any Of the mari.
time powers Of Europe.
plCrsON DONE FOR,
warrant war issued at Il O'Clock this
evening for the arrest Of William Dickson,
on the atlidayitlO lOf Juror McNelly, for en-
deavoring 70 improperly influence the yer.
diet ofthe star. r.route jury. Another war.
rant was issued for his arrest, on the aii.
davit OF Brewster Cameron, with the afR.
dayit Of Henry i. Brown and Judge Wilson
w. Hoover attached as exhibits. charging
Dickson with conspiracy with George W,
Driver and Others To get money from tho
United states through Brewster Cameron
Tor the purpose d impeding Justice.
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Galveston.
Special 10 the Herald.

0FVVIAI To Tue IIeTRId,
GALVESTON, October 97,--Thc Galveston
market for spot cotton closed Irregular;
middlings, l0l; sales, 2,isl; receipts, 1885,
exports, s,C6S.
Futures opened quiet and firm, aud
closed barely steady; January, 10 0661I0 or;
February, 10 l2ml0 ~; March, 10 lS6liO "a,
April, 10 32Nl0 % October 10 I'd
@lO 10; November, 10 0S@l0 Oi /,
December, 10 03 to 10 o. Sales, LOO
bales.
Wool-Fine to medium, g0@2j, coarse, rs
.@li bury and dirty, bolt.
Hides-Dry flint, l2l to lll; dry salted,
Henry Weir, son of Justice Weir, living
down the, island, was thrown from his
horse to-day and his arm broken.
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rnE wAIKIYa MArcn.

NEw YORK, october 27.-When lIazael
retired last night his score was IA miles
and one Ian. His knees had given out.
Hazael and Rowcll slept in their tents all
night and were taken away this morning.
Among the betting men Noremac Is favor.
ite for first place.
100 p, m.-Hughes retired from the race
at l2.9 y. m, announcing fact ut Judge
stand. At one O'Clock the score stands.
Fitzgerald, iSl miles and laps; Noremac,
idS miles and laps; Herty. 400 miles and
1 laps Hughes, $50 miles; Vint, 40 miles.
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Tho American Ml..lopary A..ocla,lon

tTTLI IN fTHEIUN,
CLgyELASD, o., October E.--At the ses.
sion Of the American Missionary association
yesterday all officers now holding places
were reelected. Missionary Work among
the Colorcd People by the various Denomi.
nations was reviewed by J. N. Gregory,
representing the Bap,lsts, Rev. Mr.. X, g
Rust, representing the Methodis,s; Elkanah
Beard, representing the Quak.rs. and Rev.
Dr. s,ficlsy, representing the Congrega.
,ionaiit,s.
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Aud Other interesting Specials.
Austin

@NhNAih
Special to the Herald
Austin, October THE crowd at the
fair to-day was the largest ever gathered
inside the vast enclosure. The chief attrac.
ton was the roping contest, and the follow.
ing are the names OF contestants and the
time required to rope, throw down and tie
n beef j, Il. Rainey, of Travis county. l9l:
A. 7. Blocker, Of Travis county. 2,o8l Boh
Nichols Of Travis county, 2,6el +. i Nor.
ris, otCaldwell county, 'l5; Ben. Johnson 8
lot Llano county, rope broke before he
downcd his animal l., d. Davis, of Travis
county, t5, Il, Hornsby, of Travis county.
500 John Rogers, OF Williamson county
10Y II. A. Connell's, of Williamson county
rope broke. The prize, q silver mounted
saddle. valued at $500, and offered bv John
Neit Of the Iron Front Palace, was awarded
to l.. J. Morris.
The game OF base ball for 500. between
the Austin and Bastrop mines, resulted In
favor OF the lormer-score, 10 TO l3.
Miss Bessie Hoxie, of Austin, was de.
claIcd the most beautiful Young lady on
the grounds, and received the priye-n
beautiful dressing case
drummer Tor Long, Cape Il Co had his
f'NN'N ilNN'h VI sl-a iulS lnOrnlng, luSt as
he was stepping on the Houston train.
rhE RACES.
First Race--Mile and quarter dash.
purse, sl25; first, 500; second, So. En,
tries j. NJ. Browns ch. m. Queen Esther.
George Parberry's ch. &. Jim Burt, Clin
forter's b. h. Foxhall. Jim Burt, first;
Qaeen Esther, second Foxhall, third.
Time: 2.lsl
Second Race-rrotting, nile heats, best
three in five, for horses that had NOT ben,
2.40i horse to make each heat inside OF
three minutes; purse, Sl9j first, $50: sec.
ond, $50 third, $40. Two entries: q. Han.
lan's b. x. John s, seven yems old. tlin
Porters b. h. Galveston, six years old.
First heat-John S, first. Time: 2.474,
Second heat-John 8, first. Time 2:l6l,
IL was evident in this heat that the
driver OF Galveston, CHA Porter, held him
IN anu lhe race was declared OIL and Por,
Ter forbidden TO drive horse on The track
again,
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Tyler
SUPREME COURT.
SneOlnl 10 the Hernld.

op'NAul w tuc iitlhlus
TYLER, October y, - Love ct al.vs. Kco ".
ct al., from Harrison county; reversed and
remanded, Chief Justice Gould dissenting.
Schryock& & Rowland ys, La,imer ct al.
from Bowie county; reversed aud remandsd
Freeman ct al. vs. Mahoney ct al, from Nc.
Lehman county; atrmed. Black vs, VII.
liams, from Titus county, stricken from the
docket.
The following cases, on report OF the
commission OF appeals, were adopted; Judr-
ment anlrmed-lIurlock ct al, vs.. Mcl.ain.
rom Navarro county; Ford vs. Wright ct
a., nom Guadalupe county, Watson va.
Murphy Co, from Lamar county Roress
vs. Dogley, rom Bosqne county Wfight
VS.. Crockett ct al, from Lamar county.
The case Of Prather vs. Love, from Nc,
Lehman county, was dismissed as ptregrce.
ment,
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4 Lucr.tIH Borgla,
WIN Az iNpRoyEp coNscirNc

WIZ =" I,ITWV'tU VONFITLNVE,
CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October 27.-La,t
night man from Cincinnati giving nj,
name as Handle, accompanied by q woman.
who, he said, was his wife, stopped al
Spring City, Tennessee, station on the
Cincinnati Southern, 90 miles from here.
They took supper, and during the meal, /,
seems, the woman put arsenic IN the food
OF her companion aud herself. They both
known Of thom or the cause of the act.
The woman gloaicd over the deed when
she learned they were both beyond medical
aid.
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The Epl.copaI Congre...


RicnnoSp, October 27.-ln the Episcopal
church congre. to-day ,be topic Of Chris
tianity and the Criminals was discussed a,
great length, both by writer's and speakers
Among them were Rev DR.. n. q. Halter
OF New York, who furnished a mastcrly and
eloquent paper Charles Ketoh.rn, of New
York, Rev. y. Heber Newton, Of New Yotk
Louis Delaneid, Of New York, Rev. ]. l.,
Tucker, Of Mississippi and Rev. Dr. Peter,
of Nev York
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VI okla.
Special TO the Herald,

Special to the Herald,
MExn, October 97--R. w. Priest, the
regular democratic nominee for surveyor in
this county, is native African.
Our city fathers have decided not to or
der an election for the benefit of public
schools until next April.
Weather magnificent, and cotton. pickers
are happy and scarce. one dollar han.
dred and board, and stIll the demands Tor
piekers are not supplied.
The Houston 4 Texas Central road will
put down new side.track here next week.
Frank Wafer was killed near Woodland
yesterday, and negro boy who was with
him has been arrested for the killing Roth
were youths, and the negro, Jesse Wafer,
says that Frank shot himself accidentally,
Woodland Is In Freestone county, twelve
miles east of Meyia,