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BOgND TO CROSS.
4 Needless Swim Across the
RrHZOs.


About three o'clock yesterday after
noon, man approached the
west side entrance of the Missouri Pa
cifc railroad bridge, with the evident in
tention of crossing. The watchman on
duty told HIM he could not cross there,
as it was against the regulations of the
company. Every well,' then said the
man, 81 guess can swim it, for I've
got no money to cross on the suspen-
sion bridge, and I'm bound to get to
East Waco" So saying he walked
down to the waters edge, just below the
railroad bridge and began divesting
himself of his clothing. The river il
falling, but it is still quite high and the
current very swift. Moreover the water
is very cold. Seeing the man was really
preparing to enter the water the bridge
Waterman told him not to risk his
life, but take a bridge ticket, which he
offered him, and 90 up to the suspension
bridge and cross safely. mo, sir,
was the answer, 81 am going to cross
right here" BY this time he was de
nuded of clothing, and stood tying the
garments up in bundle, together with
his shoes. Then he waded into the
water, put the bundle in his teeth. and
struck out for the eastern shore He
was evidently good swimmer, and
kept steadily on, drifting little, owing
to the swift current The bridge watch
man looked on in amazement, expecting
every minute to see the reckless swim
mer swept away or seized with cramp.
But nothing eff the kind happened.
In a few minutes he reached the
east bank, waded out and coelly pro
ceeded to don his habiliments. The
watchman walked across to where the
man was dressing and asked his name.
He gave it as Charles Z. Clark, OF
st. Louis; said he was railroad man, n
fremtn, and out OF work. He was going
east TO hunt employment. The watch
man thinks Mr.. Clark is cranky. It is a
wonder the trip was made safely, con-
sidering the cola water and swift cur
rent
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Handsomely Surn,.Iss

The secretary of the Concord;a c,rl
ISSUED request to all members IN bs
present alta business meeting in the hail
last night, and a prompt response , an
their part was rendered. AMONG otbars
on the floor was President Behrens who
knew not OF the surprise That bnS;,, mno
meeting was to bring him. BY a little
~ soou a., strategy the ladies were conducteJ
%o, tne nan and took seats on the STAGE
n ueIi 40 The curtain, which was d.
,inSl. tn l awaited the close of the bnsi
ness ness; meeting, which, much to the So
PRISE I Oh MI Behrens, was cut very short
MS s on as the motion to adjourn was !.
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THE CITY.

Mao, chine on sbutter-or any
-, ,,.o,, ,,.as nIeas,nt
Inc corn uoc'H' - ii'N.''S '.'s i,';t.o,
anu fell'l lhS inc "'9''SN VI 'h' 'H''' u"
Wonder who will win the prizes as
the best lazy Shu gem ulu0cl7 1T 'ile III
lm Dahl
Patrick Burke WAS on the street YES
terIsv-he WAS downcd by the little game
Casino.
The Mardi Gras meeting was wll at
tended Yesterday. Vha majority OF the
patients are conyalesccnt.
U...,,.,,I =, .o..,,,s "a b,ya tiv.d thair
minds on going to the Purim ball and il
ecliuses ali other attractions.
.,,,.,, .-,..o, -;
uii't "ll'a'l'S' Col'p'. rTi'i ,S,i.l VI.
fago lSle an 9t'a' ''Il CoT'.pi in,i,Noi,
Inc county isfl.
u.,
AT me Call0nC c'iu,'T Ilui anu
SUNDAY eE'hlii$ 3tI', h'SilU 5, WIN IL
l''fe on Iiie i rue Nh"ic"' NJ p"o'i0
Is ihNl'eu To H'tehu'
Is lheIe no Guy oIuiii1iloe al'1thi'is n
peha'ly |" cruelty To ailIil"'H SHW
4 negro DeaI poverty su'1heh ulule Iol
nail DOCK laal evening
MIR. l.. u. Martin is in the city. solic-
ting in behalf OF the leNas En,or ement
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SEVEN MONTHS.
The Longest Term OF Public
Schools Vet.

Cltlzens who have children ATTENDING
the public schools of the city of Waco
have recently asked the EXAMINER MS to
the probable duration OF the term now
III progress With q view of obtaining
accurate information on The subject n
representative of the paper Yesterday
sought Mayor Sturgis who is also tbe
.''P@-in+e- lot Of llnhlin insfructio, To-
the city. The mayor replied that the
schools VIII be operated two month";
longer yet, or until the close of ApriI
This Is the longest term OF public school
That we have ever had Ill Waco, and the
TACT reflects credit upon the manage
ment OF the superintendent. They
were opened on the LIST Of
October last, and have bae,1
operated continuously, with fine
exception OF the usual HOLIDAYS. sueb %
THANKSGIVING, Christmas and New
Years. Every teacher has been paid his
or her salary promptly at the END of
each month. Insurance has been effect
ed o. the sehool-buildings the balance
OF indebtedness paid off and some new
furniture purchased. Competent teach
ers have been employed, and hundreds
ot children, white and colored, have en-
luyed good common school ADVANTAGES |
In comfortable rooms for now tva |
months, and thee are yet two months Of |
Inc term. To accomplish these result.
Mayor Sturgis has had at his command
bnt lew dollars over $4,000. We oues.
tlon II any other town III the stata
W where special school taxes are moi
lie, can make as good a sLowing
Inc schools OF Dallas closed after a torn,
OF Two months and six days. In harjiv
any town have they been maiptaina3
longer ,han three months. We 40 ,,nt
know that the Mayor feels rsnac;a IG'
proud OF his achievement, for ba s l1"iiS
u 1t very modestly, seeming to feel that !
le had only done his duty low t6o Ina ,lia'
nunlty, whost interests he has in nI,o ooiii-
3nr he Is nevertheless entitled to 80 Se.
nd the EXAMINER takes pIousnroe uiI I
wardlng it to him. He has been ooI ~
istent friend of public education C o,iI !
anticipates the day when Waco will b 'aru
or fine graded schools, affordipo con- q
ION and higher education, and with tba !
oors open ten months in, every wear
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" The Great Southern Remedl'

"Brazos Chill Cure" which . W. y
ranted tor the cure of cbillS anu u
is q positive antidote for mal !aIls, o
has no rival as q tonic for builuiD' Il.
an emaciated system from suT I, d,
matte causes, and TO those WY "A.
necessarily exposed TO miasnl"',mi s n.
ences, and are attended Win 'Ds .nse
lowing symptoms, such as loss S; =, y r
lite, aching of the back anu loiT T,I,4
verishness, severe headache, iaurf .
ton to get about, low spirits, slrT lT,lf
ness, chilly sensations, anu e'vIs o,g
hot, burning fever, which may a. b.
terminate in bilious, reniiIten' tiEt
termittent fever, we would suys' an ts
you keep a supply on hsIu i,iIf.
time and take a dose three tin' ab
No other medicine is necessary h b
very concentrated aud poweiiuunl tr
effects in removing the polson0ora. CO
ments from the blood, and no . g~ Ibs
appreciate this warning Deilei s,nsj
farmer, who Is more or les ',n,eisH
to those atmospheric pOisohf' sids thaf
In the fall season, when gatheaii"5s ighs
crops in the midday gun, oOV .Lon i D
and heavy dews of morning, o . prstf-
those malignant feVers are nl,ocoairsii
lent, and to them we would Ian CGs
30 take a dose of "Brazos Ch aat sOdb
every morning on rising, II la ssyiae p
avoid the danger of much sun ~ plpsOs
say nothing OF the time a.n,~bsias
saved in the end. No l,e.nrlbe 90
arsenic. The physicians plle"Sgisl n
it. Ash yonr ui !, seer hk
it and take no other. Price 9
lie, Prepared only by : WILLS,
f00'11 Waco u l''''
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The weather 10 Day.

Indications-gulf generally, fair wealth
er, east and south winds, stationary or
higher barometer, slight changes in teH-
prTaturc.
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Rose Coco -8asO,lDs

A perfect haE dress,,.
meter of the growth of ,bs 4
other compound possesses ,ba alR'
properties which 90 exacnr ~ ~,
various conditions Of The Sa. 'G
1t softens the hair when R.,,
dry; 1t soothes the lrrIts, "Sl I
skin; 1t affords and produce. ~ a .
est luster; removing all 5a ~
scurf, etc, thereby making t !,
have asserted, without eyre, = =
best article ever used for rbaf I'3l
will only cost you % cent. NJ. ''-II
Prepared only BY Tucker r / ~ ~
Waco, Texas. vi
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Judge J. NJ. MaXcy, oil Maridian is in
the city on briet visit.
Mr.. Julius Ede, of Edcl r Co., Lynch
burg, Virginia, is In the city.
Mr.. A. d. McNutt, editor and proprie-
tor of the Calvert Courier, is in the city.
Alderman s A. Hogan. who has been
sick for some time, was much. better YES
terdRy.
Master Louis llinchman has Tor some
tine been very sick with an aggravated
phase OF rheumatism.
Miss Laura Freeman, an accomplished
young lady OF Tyler, is a guest of MIR. DR.,
Robinson, Eighth street.
Don't forget to secure your seats to-
day, for my Garaldine, on Monday next.
D3tR
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SMOKE PETERSEA's CIGARS
Office OF FILING ADMINIS.
~ TRAITORS ACCOUNT,
THE STATE OF TEy,,

To thu sheriff or any constable of Me-.
LCnnan County: - ~ =
GU are hereby commanded that vo,
caused 10 be published Ter at least twent,
Gays III newspaper printed IN van,
| county true copy OF the following writ
he State OF Texas, wiz
county CT McIennan.
10 all persons Interested in the Admin
dec ,scd: - manu-
o. Holbcrt administrator of III. as
t.t' or John Highland dec, ased. has tlad
,I,s I'M Il f'poIt N the County Conf nj,
hcl.'hhan County. which will no acto,i
ull al Inc next te! m OF said conf CON,
nL6% men on the third Monday in Marrh
1857, az The court house thereof y, ~ ~
Try II OF waco, nj which Time all persons
hteicstrd in aid estate may anpaar and
contest tn same, if they see prdner
Witness. j. W. Baker. clerk ot u,o
'oGntj Court McL"nnan County. Civ"n
UNDER my hand and the seal OF said Conf
Inc Isl day ot March, 1852.
j. W BAKER.
Clerk Co. Cougt McLennan Co., Tex,
hy o. W.DAvID, deputy.
Came to hand on The lst dav of March
1872 IN! ordered published in the W.
ihi y Examiner newspaper published |
n Mciennan County for twenty ,Iays.
o.oo.o, VAN HALL.
u"oZ-ot Sheriff OF McLennan County
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Compound Syrup of Sarsapafllh J
lodIde of Potassium.

The remedies in this preparat-a
ranked by the medical prOfessiod IS
most certain vi alternatives and dtH9
tives, possessing the power Of Eena4
from the blood those humOrs Orp-s
plies which disturb Its purity, diIds'
them toward the natural e1cnS.
channels 1t is employed With AI-
tage in chronic affections Of IhaA
eruptire and skin diseases, such 81
Anthony's fire, erysipelas, plnsE
pustules, blotches, bOils, tum0rs' s1
or salt rheum, scald-head, ring'7e.
ulcers and sores, chrome rheaGas
syphilitic and mercurial disease, :
generally for the variOus diseases y
ing from impurities of the blood; .
1t forms a powerful Alternative i@ !
renovation of the blood and for Il' !
toratiOn of tone and strength ,
system when debilitAted BY d .ss'
Ask your druggist for our MAKE L \
are in search of q good blood pID,
and Alternative. Price 81 per DOLE u y
six bottles for S5. Prepared by lIn .
and Willis, manufacturing ei'I-'
Waco, Texas.
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Oriental So,od,,,

1t gives us the graa,'
present 10 you the mcri,s 't plsa,ls
t'fui preparation, which y, iAk J.
celebrated as being decidrpaH, ~,
remedy ever put up for ' ba,dlsr
gums, preserving the taa.[ e0il,
Tuning the breath. Tr,. IN u aOt ,
never be without it apsio II; ga,
druggist. Price 30 emu anu A't !
Prepared only by Tucks a pr b
Waco, Texas. 4 Y.
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sweet sixteen" will be announced in
due time. ''0 ''i''cu III
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Buy, An koria and Thurber's "No. r.,
"'eto q ""ilo" of = L Mcf,nrIocu
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EleetrIc COnsumptIOn Gun,

Has undoubtedly the bea pr
ton of any medicine for The en-,
consumption that We have VET /
able to find. 1t is prepared expo
for consumption, aud those who
affected with Il deep seated eOaa
iong-standing. a few doses giy5
mediate relief, and if kept Up Will
feet a cure. 1t il very soothing to
lungs and pleasant to take. One +.
nights sleep, free from those ira.
paroxysms OF coughing, is worth !
than the price of 4 half dozen b0ii
Ask your druggist for bO1s
once; price 80 cents and 81 PEI I'd
Prepared only by Tucker 4 Wi
Waco, Texas.
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All who joined the L. B. ~. prior to tbc
3"d OF january, viii bear in mini thar
their 1irst contributions are due March
3rd.-030l2t -A"i I'll
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Don't fail to see Uncle Alvia.' opera
house next Tuesday and We IN .y,iav-
lS0 laughs $50 minutes, Mr. Davis is a
prince among comedians. We have rarely
seen more humorous comedy, and TIE
s0uhdneSs of oar judgement WAS nor e
IN n ver! fed by the tumultous laughlcr
ana applause of the large audience LIST
night. Certain 1t is that every one OF tLn
~ laughs were had IL the prescribed $50
minutes Dubuque Daily Herald,
Possessing all he qualifications of q fine
comedian.-[ Burlington Hawk Eve.
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The young men will tall in love wifi
sweet sixteen" WIN
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Peace aud Happiness Rest0,sa,.

Peace aud Happiness Restored All,
Baby Collie Drops" did # vi
has now become one Of the b6B.i
inIispensables, and during our y,
years Of experience We hag- 4,
been able TO mud anything "a =,
cede it. for certainly it is OLE Il
most speedy aud sure rem4Jl-,
in use, and yet 1t is as harmJ,.,
water in It's effect. No Mother G.+
used 1t will ever be without /, q.
There are full and explicit dllstT
on the bottle. Ash Your dn,y
price 70 cents per bottle. Prarg
only By Tucker & Willis, Waco Ia
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, Fo'ty applications yesterday. fro M
Larl RS; tbs brings the membership of
the l. B. A, up 10 l,12l-O30lZt
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- Last day to pay mortuary contributions
Call early. 0S03
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Ladies Kid button, high kid polish and
hgil button tor spring wear just received
at sanger Bro's-022Gtc.
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Personal.

Pay your contributions to-day. Oh
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l have in stock Eicherman's best flour
ms Hour Is unsurpassed in quality, and
VIII give satisfaction. Only $3.50 Der sack.
02l0tc &C NCC,rI,oCT,
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WAYNE COUNTY



Prof sewelPs school Is increasing in
numbers, materially, since he moved to
No. 2.
The candidates acquitted themselves
40 we'll a. log rollers that they are again
invited en- masse 10 assist Rev. John Al.
corn on his premises TO morrow.
Formers are planting corn right along,
now. Wheat looks promising. There will
be an abundance Of fruit, II not killed A.
ter this. altogether the outlook is most
encouraging for a bountiful supply Of the
good things Of life. Praise the Lord"
The English Sparrows have reached
oar village, and are making Themselves
very much At home around the public
buildings We hope they have been SLAM
dered, and may prove not tO be a. great
nuisances a. represented by some agricul-
iural correspondents
The cat fish in the ponds In this vi
cinity are biting nicely now, and q mess
can be taken almost any time on short no
lice. No report from the German Carp
that we're planted here last Fall, but sup
pose they are all o. X. Specimens Of the
Mackinaw trout are occasionally seen, bu,
they are still small.
1T has been announced that Rev. Mr..
Triplett, Of the Presbyterian Church will
resume his regular services at the Union
Church here, commencing next Sunday ...-
Mr.. Hopper, Sunday School Evangelist
will begin a series Of lectures in the inter.
est Of SUM lay Schools, to commence al
o'clock, p. NJ. next Sunday at the Church
in this place. -.r.r. Ii,
Il formerly considered the Pecan a
semi-tropical production, but Uncle Billy
McLenden, Of this comfy, gave me :
handiGl Of the nuts grown in his yard, or
tree planted by his wife some 10 year
ago. The trunk Of the tree Is some ten
inches in diameter. and yields bushel OF
more a year. He tells me that the tree
makes a most delightful shade. Why moi
plant Pecans for shade trees and raise oul
nuts at home? -l
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PERSONAL

Col. s. NJ. BuRpErr is here on Law
matters this week.
Ma. l.. n. srosf returned 70 Che
mountains yesterday.
MIS-. CnARLE. T. HYDE returned TO
Kenton county Tuesday.
Mn. y. NJ KIzxn, an old railroad con
tractor, Is gnes, Of The Myers House
Mus JEAHux DuSoAS, Of Lancaster,
IA visiting her sister, Mrs. z. c. Warren.
Ma W. II. MILLER who has been
very III Of brain lever -, We are glad 70
say. improving.
On. ]. c. BoGLE was here this week
nearly recovered nom hi. late severe at
tack Of rheumatism.
--Mn JoE cIuESAvIr AND Mis- HrLEs
CnEsAuLr, Of Louisville, are guests Of
Mrs. DR.. T. b. Montgomery.
-DR. HuaH REID ia bach from the
Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia
with a hard earned sheep skin.
Miss LIZZIE Wilson, accompanied by
her brother. Henry Wilson. went to Ian
caster, yesterday 10 visi, the family Of W.
n. whsrritt, Esq.
Col. A. q. GREES, proprietor Of the
Green Opera House. Richmond. Ky, y
here preparing for Seeman's great show
lie says that for novelty, wonder and in
slruction, ssemAn's exhibition is unri'
vatied
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fssD. sTocx ss0 cs0p.


AT recent sale IN Hardin county,
corn sold ct si10 per bushei on 0 months
time.
--John Bright sold TO Woods 4 Farris
"a nice ayear.oId cattle averaging s77 Lbs.
at cents.
j. RI. Graves, Of CLARK, sold to Wright
and Meyers 20 hogs that averaged $50
pound at 81 per head. Ww
Seventeen dogs, suspected Of sheep kill
ing, we're shot and otherwise dispatched
within mile Of Georgetown, In two days
last week.-TTimes This is the only re-
lief since the Legislature IL too cowardly
10 make severe dog Law.
PARIS CouRr-About 400 cattle on
the market. Leading prices from 3 to Be.
There we're but few broke mules offered,
and those sold brought good prices, rang
hs from $i25 to $40. A good many
common horses were sold at from $40 to
$40.
-CrNcINSATI.--The cattle market con
tinues firm st $3.50 to 1915 for common,
good 10 choice butchers, s. 80 TO 50 30
good shippers about The same; feeders,
SAYS 10 $3.50. Hogs are easy At 81 tC
$40 Tor ,bes,: common $3.50 to S615
sheep in only fair demand at to 81 cents
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CASEY COUNTY
Liberty


Our skating Rink has not closed yet,
and majority Of the members are in favor
Of skating all Summer.
Quarterly Court, with Judge Winston
Bowman, presiding. will convene on next
Monday week. the 18th. -- a A
On last Saturday, the lst, Geo. North
cut. VIM. Sweeney and Green Sweeney, Of
color, we're all arrested upona warrant
charging them with stealing eight bushels
Of corn from a, w. Bowmans crib. They
we're tried laa Mondays Wan. aud Green
Sweeney were discharged. Geo. NorIheut
was held over 10 the Circuit Court under q
bond Of 800 which he failed TO give and
went to jail.
James Hall and family, apd Henry
stapp and family have gone 10 Texas
Col. II. l.. shspPsrd, his wife and Geo. L
Stone have just returned from week :
stay with friends 10 jamestown Mis-
Matte Cofiey returned last Saturday from
a two weeks visit 10 relatives in Huston
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cnnb Orchard.

The hog law has been passed, thanks
to our city "faihers"
Prof Moore has moved his school
back to the Springs and it is in full blast
We are indebted to our estimable
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hardin, for ou-
merous treats in the way Of choice wines,
&c. (But We don't drink
Mrs. NJ. Sannders has returned from
Stanford. Mr.. s ID. Hardin, Of London,
is home again. H. B. Fauis, Of Louis
willie, was home last week on brief visit.
Mrs. Maggie Saunders has re-rented
the farm she rented Of Mr.. james Fish,
and made about hundred dollars in the
trade. She had better quit smashing"
hearts and go to specializing
The members Of the Baptist Church
will give Concert ct their church the
night Of the 18th; proceeds for the benefit
Of the church. 1t will be, perhaps, the
best concert ever given in the place, and
all should attend.
The attendance at the sale OF the
Springs last week was tolerably good
Quite a number came up from Stanford
among whom were three Of her handsomes
young gentlemen, liz: Will McAlister, j
"Shy" Hooker and W. f. Varnon,
Last Saturday afternoon there ver'
over hundred people around the lower
pond at the Springs, some fishing, other
boat riding, aud all having a good time
generally, especially three or four younl
gentlemen who got "ducked," but w
promised DOT 10 tell Aboutthat ~
We had peep the other dSy at Mr.
Scott FarriS besudful bay mare, "Ell'
Florence" formerly Ellen Alice,) She Il
over fifteen hands high, smooth and grace
full, and is the prettiest thing in the way q
horseflesh We ever saw. Mr.. Scott Is train
ing her for the races, and they do say 81
is as swift Of foot as the famous Hiawash'
"who could shoot an arrow FROM him an
run forward with such swiitAess that tn
arrow fell behind him"
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locll VOICES

sEE that Corn Drill At Asher Owsley'a.
New stock Of Jewelry and sllverware Al
Penny a McAlister's.
LANpRErH's Garden Seed in bulk and
papers, At A. Owaleya.
run, celebrated Mayhsid Water Eleya-
tor Tor sale by A. Owsley.
Buy Louisville Headlight Oil, l7b
test from Penny &McAlister.
WATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted by Penny n McAlister
J.H.&s s. IA. sHANKs are receiving and
opening a LOT % mems ard boys clothing
You will find the best 5-cent and 2.ior'
6cspwsisar in.iovpsl Psppy \ NeAIs'
ters. .,
LANparras GARDEN SEEns Of all
kinds, in bulk and in papers, at McRoberi'
\ etage's - g
sEEp Irish and Sweet Potatoes Of every
variety, including Russell County Brazil
ian for sale by A. Owsley.
ALL those indebted 10 the firm 81 Sew
erance a Dudderu and Severance, Dud
dsrar 4 Co, will please call and settle.
TINS stock Of j. II. q S. II. Shanks II
nov complete with beautiful styles o.
Spring Goods. II you don't believe u, just
call on them and see.
VIZ are Just receiving and opening
large lot 81 Eeigler 4 Brosf Ladies' hn'
Children Shoes for Spring and Sumine
wear. j. II. a \. III. shanks.
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Maitland

Some Of our farmers will commence
planting corn this week j NlIl-s
Mrs =. E. Cash sold TO w. ID. Dye, 3
calves for si5......D. A. Baugh sold TO +.
@. Walls, milk COW for $40. -rfHl
Our school distrist was divided yes
terdAy by J. NJ Philips, Com'r. We hope
the people Of this district viii build good
schOol-house.
johnson Young. sonof Mrs. 4. Young,
killed horse belonging to ~ J. Hubble,
one Gay last week The horse had been
getting into Mrs. vs. wheat field.
Miss Eddie Atherton commenced
Summer school at Mt Moriah last Mon.
day. Miss Eddie is a nice young lady
and We hope she will be well patronized.
Rev. +. F Bonita was sick last Sun
day, and consequently there was no preach
ing at the NJ + Church. II. p. Young
has been sick for a few days Calvin
GRAPHICAL, Of Mckinney. who has beer
confined at home by sickness for 81,
months or more is visiting relatives al
this place.