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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
Brown CITY

Big thaw las: week. Came very ac-
csptab a, il maEes It better getting
are unJ although we are getting auolh-
81 storm.
Ths measles which h,ve baea and
are still in ssne fSmiiIes are rather
le,tirg go their mid. Mrs ~ Is.
tVHkln Miss Al. j. Brovn, and Mss
Nellie Wallace are nearly thloug.i
VITA them but they sill have very bad
coughs and are weak.
Nj. Willis who in snds bu uilding an
agricultural stIr-, has given taat up.
We understand. aud bought lot baca
vr Peter SsAzsrs and /, drawing lun-
Der to ou!la a dwelling house tn.ren.
A. u. Culver has recovered from his
sickness and is around agAln "hich we
are glad " ses.
Trsak Doyle. of Mirlstts. was ia
town on Monday getting Subscribers
for the Leader. Wa understand he
had quite good success.
Farmers are sill rushing in the
wood. saw logs ami grain for ship
meat from cur station. Some party
LA, contracted Eastwood LOGS 10 be
shipped from h,re to East Saginaw.
Mr. Coleman and wife, Of Bay City,
Grs the guess of 4. Y. Culver and
faiaily this week
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22

TAX NOTICE Il would respectfully
announce 10 The citizens of Brockway
Centre and vicinity that will be at
the Rapley House In Brockway Centre
every Saturday this month for the pur-
pose of receiving taxes from those that
can conveniently call ir and gay them.
JAS HARRIS
Town Treasurer
Dated at Brockway Feb lat, 1883.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22
When n Cure In Cuarantesd .

Whv ~iil YOU reta~s ~ he relieved of tbs,
rosga wh rh IL liable 10 hecnme @snfed or
,onr lnnes and 20 cause ,ou many a suE-rin \
day aud sle-pie.s nighis? Y 'ir chi dreo =,
llab- - br tat" wi b C'rlr sHd dis b. fora
Toe or can he summnned. BE wise and "t.
lin rsn.dv that vail ut tail 10 nive rsiis
rom cen hs rnlds. er'un. vhooping consh
srA all o,h.r Lung flico'ti's. Hsmiiron',
G nsh B'i.ym will do ~ this aud coat hut q
" d, Prce rs sud 80 cen's per bottle. Sol.
BY G. A. Wells x Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22
who wrote that Article {,

- pr' r'ptr.y Conduct d print!n.
office lr as much u secret ~ A,sonc
.yrgo. The printers are not under
oath IL secrecy. bat always fol ihen-
selves rs trns in 10 or bound to keep
viiice secret 20 though ripple oath d
Any employe IN a printing office who
williully dlsr"gsrdei ris rule in rsis-
tion 10 printing office secrets ~Oa'd
only bo sco by his bIs hrra Of
lhs pl ess, but woull lose his position
"A. once. We make this statement bs-
Cause it soms' inns happens that
commune .tiOR appears In new pap
er uuder an assumed name, when ex-
cites comment aud various parties try
10 ind ont who is the author. Let all
be saved the troul,e of ques ioning ~"
employee of th- printing office. Taey
srs "knnw-no IA ng,' OIL such points
AS thrse. On such matter, they have
eyes and ears. ans m mouth; and il
inc ! III W O''9' ~ III - u o. iFA w ii
be put down as d shnnorAbe members
~ the craft. /, is he sane as IN job
printing. II anything is 70 be printed
and kept secret. le, proper notice he
given of the desire oi secrecy. and yon
right as well question le Sphinx ~
one # Tie printers." Thus saith tho
Saginaw Telegram, and the writer
hereof who first stuck type In 1888
and has bsen in the Jew paper bust
usss continually since 1919, is unable
to site 0ns instance of deviation from
this rule of he printers. Queer ro'st-
ers, many Of lh-m but in prosperity
or adversity; a5 lean IA n rat, or garn-
ishei all over with phat. they don't
squaal. Bay City Call.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22

Yon can get a trial bottle Of DE-
Bnsanko's pile Remedy ut i. A Bakers
drug store which will convince you
tiat the rrgalar 50 cent size will cur
any Case Of Internal, EXte nal or Itch
Ing P.le-, he,idrs III TN pleasant sen.
salious, Sc.!lry Erapt ois .or-S. BoiIs.
Burns, Scalds. ami for & neral pur-
pose ointment it has no edual, Call
for trial hOy at orca.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22
Kew are.

Coughs, Colts. a q Stsh' Throat ID ssa's,
,heu ivvrlop into Brnprh't's, Seated Coagh
Cvnssmp,,op. stc.. and .hou;d have imn'edint,
q teotioD end bs removed IN ia. fr-t stages
N"i ooly puolic ,p-aksrs. but ali, ARE liabis
o 'hrost ,r"ubrs aud 10 "b'siu relief shnuir
Hami!t"n's Cough Troches. which r.l.v.
'ouyb- aud Hrsrsen. ss. rnss ING ,hr sri'cu'a
'oo cissr. Wsrrsbr.d 10 give ps,isf~~'ir'
N Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22

Who c7u - rdmr,ov = ilv-lv face a
cl.ar, .mo-tn ~ u'i'u c..mpl+xiouf Tee "
can b. easils bi-ibtd bv the u.- 81 II mil.
tnns O,iea = Balm. l. ~,l sur.i, rem. w
Fr,ekles, I ~ Pnp.-. sud Blsm,shss of
every sort q 70 in no rsv iss -r"u. fo ihs
ssin. but i. q ~ ~ hsrmai.ss rnd elegant
preparstio ot ~. hisd. Price sDv F.rr battle.
sold hT G. A. Wells / c..
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TnOikache.

Morey Is g'-st cure 'or suhing IA arts,
~ tren'y dol ar g'ld prcs placed oB sb
,ohing tSoth dout' sm To have she lssst 81.
f-"' In Tact r.-.nirg Is sure cure bui Hsmil.
'or'. Tooth -,he Drop. which are wsrrsnt,d
/" on. IN one mi,ue. Prce only 70 eexis
I'D by G. A. Wells q O..
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22

NOTICE -Whsrcls ray wife Laura
Temple has left my bod and board
without Just cause or provocation, this
il to notllly all persons not TO trust her
ON my account ~ will pay no dsbts
Of her coRtrac ting after this date.
VIM. II. TEMPLE.
BrockwaY Centre Feb 5th 1888.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22

For SALE. The prooerty lately
purcha si 10y AZ Sischo of G. W
Wsring in the village OF Brockpay
Genre. Fer further particulars cal
on or address Al Slssho, B,oczusl
Centre.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22

The following is the list oi letter.
remaining unc.lled for in the Ii B'ock-
way centre poet oilice since Feb Is
Hiss Mary G. Nelson, CAtLarins
PAlamaiieo, Mrs Jessie Wilson, Maria
Taylor. Sam w. ShSmmoud. John
Tomby, Thos w. Gosy Robt Cilough.
ly.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22
MAR NIED

GUY--SNYDER- the NJ. L. parspn-
age by the Rev @ B. Clark, on Feb
End James Guy to Kiss Sarah Snyder
all OF Bruckway.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22
nt,thoaIst Epi,copai Churcn.

Rev \. J. HOLMES. Pastor.
annday selicoI a. Up. m. ;. o. BErIlS,
Sunsrintendent.
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kssthoaist Protestant Church.

WEEHVWfSf FfOtoEV"Hs NHu'e"'
Services alternately at 1880 o'clock a, M. and
Tn m. Rev G. y. CLARK Pastor.
ssnday School at sp IN. C. d. VANDERBILT.
Superintendent.
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secure Admiration.

o. p. CHAMBEHLIN. r. M.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS.
ADVERTISING RATES.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

Business locals 5 cents per lima
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22

No matter how deep yourg man s
pocket may be, colored six handker-
chief will inevitable q 'at to tho top
and flow over, wAlle n sDiled linen rag
will sink to tie bottom like brick
thrown into a snow-bank.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-02-22

We understand thst Jos TX. Will
liams Is 10 pounds heavier and feels
happier since hIs return from West
Rr.nch--its hoy anl arrived on
Tues lay Tie grandma her feels pleas
d ~ it is the first grand child.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
New York Special Telegram-Stocks
and the Staples.
Austin; Funeral Postponed - Reports
from Departments.
Little Rock: A New Railroad Scheme
Just Come to Light.
Tyler: The Texas & st. Louis Railway
Headquarters Removed.
Lampasas: Hale's Long John Scoops In
aCOOl 81 900.
Marshall: Specimens of Timber for the
Boston Exposition.
Marshnll: Specimens of Timber for th
Boston Exposition.
Some Other very Interesting Specials

New YORK, Aug. % Especial I-Gov-
ernments active; 3s, 1-S higher; railroads,
irregular.
The stock market was considerably upset
to-day when Lake Shore dropped to so 5-S.
This is the first time in five months that it
has gotten below three figures. Vanderbilt
tried to buy it up, but without avail.
Iron Mountain, Y 1-S.
Texas g. Pacific land grants, So 1-2.
Denver & Rio Grande consois, 70.
Denver & Rio Grande, q Is.
Houston G. Texas Central, 30.
Missouri, Kansas & Texas. "a 3-4.
Missouri Pacific, 05 IL.
Texas & Pacific, &c IL.
Cotton, steady; spots active; sales, 81 600;
arrivals from Galveston, 562, futures.
points higher.
Coffee, fairly active and strong; 3.4;
sales. $4,000; futures, points higher.
New YoRK, Aug. 2S,-[Press. Money, q;
prime mercantile paper, l-2 TO 1.2; ster-
ling, B B., quiet, 4S2; sight, 4S5 IL; 3's,
103 3.S, LIS, coupon, lib 5-S; As, cou-
pom, 119 3S.
Texas Central. 55; Kansas e. Texas, "a Sd;
Missouri Pacific. 95 1.2; Texas & Pacific,
26 1.2.
Governments steady; railroads moderately
active and irregular; states firm; stocks at
one time to 2. There was an apparent
attempt to raid Lake Shore, but it only
lasted an hour, and the. general market
soon recovered from the effects, and show
ing no general decline from yesterday ex-
cept for few stocks.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30
GAIVEsTOS.
Preparing for Mardi Gras-Lost Pocket
book and Contents-Prayers for Rain
.Iudgesbip-New club.

Preparing for DTsrdi Gras-tost Pocket
book and Contents-Prayers for Rain
Judgesbip-New club.
GALVESTON, Aug. 2s.-[Special. 1.-The
committee having in charge the arrane' :
meDts tor the forthcoming MARI Gra>
carnival axe meeting W4tI success ia col
Iec,ing 20 def'ay tho expenses.
An Inquest was held to day on the body
of Ca,harine Mcclure. The deceased was
SO wears old, and uied near noon to-day oi
old age.
A. N. Campbell. ex-recorder, reports to
the notice that about one O'Clock to-day
his pocket book, conta ming 500, was ell
ther lost or s-olcn iron MIN at
grocery IN the east end
Judge Campbell states that he went into the
store TO pay clf some carpenters, who had
been making some repairs on bis residence,
aud white there he tock out nus
pocket-book and aid il on the counter.
Being called outside for some purpose he
left his wallet on the counter and upon
returning IL was gone.
Bishop Gallagher calls on all good Catho-
lies IN the city 10 unite in prayer for Z ,in:
II is believed that United States District
Attorney A. ]. Byans, OF the western dist
rict of Texas, has the inside track for the
iudReship Of the eastern district, recently
made vacant by the resignation OF Judge
Morrill,.
The Galveston Gymnastic and Athletic
CLUB was organized to-day. IL Is composed
OF the leading commercial men OF The city
Its officers are J. ". Hawlev, president; X
II. George, vice-president; William Smith
treasurer; n. P. Neal Derman, secretary
Directors: w. II Masters, Charles Fowler
IN. II. b. Cunningham, W. X. Hall, Jamsl
j. spillane, w. A. Seigler and Ihomss J
Rousseau. It's name signifies its objects.
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WACO.
Railroad Accident--wss Killed by Jump
ing-Littie Girl Injured by u Horse.

Railroad Accident--ws as Killed by Jump
ing-LittIe Girl Injured by Horse.
WACO, Aug. 49, Special. .]-Early this
morning, as a freight train with construc-
tion car on the Missouri Pacific was coming
down grade this side of West station,
the front truck jumped from under the con-
struction car and fell down the embank-
ment, leaving nothing but the coupling
link to support the front end OF
that coach. William III. Showers
and Phillips, in the car, becoming fright
ened at the fearful rocking, both leaped
outside the doors into the bottom of an
empty creek, over which they were passing
at the time. Showers was fatally hurt, dying
in few minutes. Phillips bad his leg
broken. Showers remains left here on the
evening train for Whltesboro, where his
relatives reside.
AS two little girls were out riding this
evening the horse of one, becoming fright
ened, threw her from the saddle and
dragged Q" some distance before he could
be stopped. The little girl was badly bruised
Tue employees of Jonn Hearne came to
town tonight from Hearne's pasture at
Tehuacana, about eight or ten miles from
here, and reported that the whole
prairie for miles around was
afire. A number of ranch owners from
Waco have gone out 1t is in the neigh
borhood and of the wire cutting and mali.
cious pasture burning by the self styled,
and it is suspected they are responsible for
the fire tonight.
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STATE CAPITAL.

Reports from the Observation-Disclosures
Valuation of Property-Funeral Post.
poned--Suit for Damages, Etc.
AUSTIN, Aug 28.-TSpecial.l-The col
lectors of Menard, Callahan and Mitchell
counties settled to-day.
The assessment rolls Of Donley and at
tached counties. Presidio. Fayette and
Camp counties were received to-day. Nine
ty-eigbt counties are to hearfrom.
Captain Kelly reports the weather dry in
Frio county, and everything quiet.
The frontier force will reOrganIZe the lst
of September and the companies assigned
to winter quarters.
Judging from the poll list on the assess.
ment roll ofGalveston, that city has pop
ulation of ov or AZ. 900 inhabitants, whereas
the poll.tax collected shows only a popula-
ton otabout %, ,000 poll-tax collected, which
barely pays for the assessment.
Wise county has offered 10 sell to the
board of education roed d and bridge bonds,
but the board has decided that there was
no law authorizing counties to issue such
bonds, and refused 10 consider the otfer
The board adopted the following: Re-
solved, That in the event the constitutional
amendments allowing investments OF the
school fund is adopted, the board OF educa'
ton will purchase all county bonds pre-
SenteQ, II tne issue IS III stTlCb ucCOEuhbSo
with the law and that in the opinion OF the
board per centum interest Is as much as
such bonds should bear.
The penitentiary board this evening closed
The contract with Virgins & Simpson, OF
Houston, for Shoes at the Huntsville
prison. They decided to allow So per
mont for feed and use of horses per head
furnished by contractors, and also the pay
is not TO exceed $50 for recapture OF trus"
Tie. who escape from the plantat ons.
Forty sets of field notes were received
from Fort Bend comfy to-day, and 1t is
J-ubabie they have been located on the
Central railroad lands, and big suit may
follow.
The Texas & Pacific Railroad company
have agreed to pay the expense OF having
the boundary line of their reservation prop
erIy established, the state to appoint the
engineer.
Ex-Comptroller Browns account was
placed in the hands OF the Encouragement
today for collection, and his sureties noti-
fed The deficit amounts 10 $5,67.
From the assessment rolls received, the
increase in values over last year in the state
is S3s 600 900, with ninety-eisht counties 10
hear from.
Surveyors in the state will hold conven-
ton in this city on October l.
The funeral of ex. Governor Pease was
postponed until TO- morrow.
Field & Coleman, who lost cattle oy ieli-
ing off the bridge at this place, have insti-
tuted suit against the county Tor sSIoOO.
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Frank James wife, "Who else?" was
asked, and witness stated that he felt
urder obligations. not to answer.
The c0nrt said he must answer. Witness
then said he did not decline to answer from
sny perverseness. but that when he met
Frank James on hat occasion it was under
a pledge, as the other person or persons
who we're prr sent might be prejudiced by
statement that they were there.
johnson and Phillips, Of the prosecution,
asked that the witness be excused from
violating an obligation. The court stated
that witness must answer the question III
was insisted upon, and the court ruled that
witness must answer, but gave him until 10,
morrow to do so. Hamilton then asked
two more questions as to where the inter-
view was held and whether the
persons then present were in the list
of witnesses summoned in this case,
which Hamilton said must be answered
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-08-30
LITTLE ROCK.

New BaIiroad scheme into Coal Fields.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Aug 2S.-tSpecisl.l
The Western Arkansas Railway company
Is the latest move In railroad circles. The
articles of incorporation were filed three
wee he agc. but the matter only became pub
lic today. The compsny meanwhile are
yorting quietly and securing possession Of
the vast fields Of coal Of the western part Of
the state. Il is proposed 10 build the road
from Fort Smith, q distance Of las miles, 70
McNeal. a station on the Texss 81
Louls railway in Columbus county. Tne
estimsted cost is 81 $1,000. The incorpor-
htors are. Silss @. EDDY, 81 Denison, Texes
Gsoree M. French, Of Little Rock. ana
Cbsrirs A. LefinKvell, J. L. Barnes, X. n.
Rir and J. A. Huffman, Of Hot SprngA
Tbe preliminary work is completed.
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Washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Railway post
office service on the Northern Pacific rail-
road has been ordered between Missoua
and Helena, Montana, to take effect the 81
proximo, making a continuance Of the rail-
road post-otfice service via the Northern
Pacific railroad from st. Paul to Portland,
a distance of l 920 miles.
There are now 4S,0i9 post-offices in the
United States, of which number ZIG are
presidential offices and 273 money-order
offices. Since the year 1876 he number of
post-offices has been increased 40 per cent.
The investigation into the loss ard sub
sequent recovery of $40 COO national bank
notes OF the treas ury department shows the
notes to have been cancelled and useless
to any finder. The loss was purely acci-
dental, and no blame is attached to any
employe of the treasury
Another case OF attempted swIndling, by
pension limants, was brought 10 light
to-day hy the arrest of GoulJ P Austin, II
discharged clerk in the pension office, who,
it is said, has been writing to applicants for
pensions. representing himself as still con-
nected with the department ana able to
secure favorable action on their CLAIMS. A
quantity of official paper and envelopes,
and a mass of correspondence. were found
in his room. He is held in SIS 900 bond on
the specific charge that he had opened
correspondence, of the character described
with Mrs. Helen Richardson, of Tecumseh,
Michigan.
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SAN ANTONIO.
Thieves Make Watcr-haul-Police Count
Notes, Etc.

Thieves Make watcr-haul-Pollce CouI
Notes, Etc.
SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 2S.-[Special. Might
before last Mr.. Magruder, staying at Col
onel Hamilton's, had his pants taken from
under his head while he was asleep. The
thieves entered the house at the front and
went all over the place, but could take
nothing, as the household was soon awaE-
ened. they escaped through back door. Mr..
Magruder found his pants in the yard. He
had luckily taken out all his valuables be-
fore going to rest.
No less a person than John ireland was
arraigned on the charge of vagrancy. John
has an awfully brutal expression about his
ugly black mug He has been in the peni-
tentiary. He hadn't much to say. His
ultimatum was $40 or thirty days.
"Camel-back Jim," the notorious bur
glar, who participated in the robbery of
Mrs. Porter's boarding house q few weeks
ago was run inn by Deputy Sheriff Alex
ander and Constable Bader yesterday. 1t
was an adroit piece of work on the part OF
Bader.
Messrs Chsrles Mulhaly and H. G. Cook
had little-knock-down fight on Commerce
sire ct last night about 0 o'clock. 1t was
about former trouble. Mulhaly will be
tried at O'Clock this afternoon before JUS
tice Adams on a charge of assault and
battery.
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SARATOGA, Aug. 2S.-First race-Equity
sake; two-years old, three-quarters of a
mile; Lloyd Daley, first; Greystone, second;
Latin, third. Time-l:l7.
Second Race-Mile and half; all ages:
Cleaner, first; Taxgatherer, second; Wall
lense, third. Time -237 80
THIRD Race-rhree-quarrers mile; Lady
Loud. won Peal Jennings, second; Pope
Leo, third. Time-l:l5.
Fourth Race Handicap, steeplechase;
about tao mil and three quarters: II erzi,
first; Disturbance, second; Miss Montzy,
third Tm~-5l-4
MONMOUTH PARK. Aug. % Mile and fur
long-Carnation, first; Breeze, second;
Pizarro, third. Time-l:3g 3-4.
Three-quarters Of mile-Turk Won;
Water Lily, second; Laura Gould, third.
Time-l:l7.
Monmouth Siakes-Mile and a half; Z ole
won; George Kinney, second; Monitor
third. Time-2:36 IL.
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That H,.ilroad Pool.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S.-It is given out here,
on good authority; that the Southwestern
Railway association will not contest the
suit of the Boston sugar refinery, insti-
tuted TO test the question whether railroad
people can direct freight from the road TO
which il is specially consigned oy the ship
pers. The Boston company rendered cer-
tain freight 10 the Rock Island road, but
the commissioners Of the pool said the
freight would have TO go over another line,
in the carrying process, 10 even no the
business OF all Of the pool roads. UDder the
pressure Of the suit the Boston company
hes been allowed TO have its way without
dispute, and the freight has gone over the
road indicsted. This IL acsepted az a con
fessiOn that the pool mana2ers realize that
thew have no standing in the suit IN ques-
tion-namely. that q railway. as common
carrier, il bound 10 sccept all freight
rendered, in spite Of any pool regulstiOn.
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Dies Prom Ms IpJurfes- -ootton-Perrsnal
CoEsIcaEA, Aue. B.-lspecisl.l-1he ne
gro, Martin Kelly, Who was 20 badly
burned Sunday night, died yesterday even
ing from the effect Of bis burns. A coroner :
iuTV was summoned, and the evideDce
eiven goes 20 osb0v that the negro vss set %
frs after bis clothing hsd been ssturrfe1
with kerosene. The perpetrators Of The
fieudish deed are as yet unfnouD.
Cotton - coming IN lively and oen ~
freely nsds that . tNO-third crop vi not
b rnEde.
Tbe cotton yards are havirE lively tghi
FOR the stapls. A neE yard hns ben Openeo
orIr1sife TIE c0rrprss
NJ. ard Mrs- =. G. Rsvars returned zee
fsrdsv morning from Galveston. where theg
have been eui0yinE the sui
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hILGuaE.
Large School opening-PersOnal Mentor

Large School opening-Personal Mention
KILooRE, Aug. 2s.-TSpeciall- 1.-The fall
term of the Alexander institute opened
yesterday with sixty pupils, and they con-
tinue to come by every train. Under the
management OF such distinguished prin,,
cipal as Professor Alexander, It is destined
10 rank among the frst-class institutions
OF the country.
The weather has been exceedingly dry
and rain needed very much. Crops are
suffering.
A, @. Banks, former agent Of the Interna-
tional q Great Northern railroad, at this
station, has been spending few days with
his friends here. The many slanderous re-
ports circulated 10 regard TO him are un-
true, and are the productions OF parties
Who hoped 10 injure him in the estimation
of the officials OF the international Il Great
Northern railroad, with which be has been
connected for the last two years.