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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-01-30

Nr. j. Boomer OF whitney, is in the
city.
SIR X. Richardson, OF Chicago, is at the
Pacific
Mr. A. II. Galloway, OF Henderson
Texas, is 10 the city.
Mr.. o. Wheat has returned FROM busl.
ness trip to Austin.
Mr. Ed Il. Levy, OF New Orleans, spent
sunday and yesterday IN the city.
Among other sun lay visitor, to Waco
WAS +. o. Call, E-q'r, Of IiillsbOrD.
Dr. u. r. Wallace, who has been .p,nI-
ing some time in Austin, returned homc
sunday.
Or. II. Robinson hus returned from
Wettheriurd ami AN extensive tour over
northwest Texas.
hr Jas, H. Robinson, oi the Texas
Midland route, Will be 10 the city Tor q
few days liking Mardi Gras rates.
BIC. Mcdonald, of M,orosyillo, lett on
the noon train Yesterday Tor Mu-eIy Hall,
Florida, for visit to his brother.
Mrs John 5. Moore will 60 to Austin
to-day TO spend few week. with her
husband, the worthy legislative represen.
tauye FROM this county.
Mr.. j. w. GolleIge, OF the Hll boro
Mirror, cam DOM sunday woruing and
spent the day with iri,n ds in Waco. II,
was accompanied by Mrs. Gollcdge.
The friends OF Cnpt. NJ. NJ. Bogges.
will be- pleased TO learn that he il ~ fat
recovered rom his illness ,hHt ~ hopes
to return 10 Austin tomorrow and r..
sumo his duties IA scrgcant-ut-aImG OF the
house.
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The Great Southern Remed, .

"Brszos Chill ture," which war.
ranted Tor the cure OF chjlls anu fever.
is positive autldutc tor malaria, ami
mas no rival as tonic for building u,
an emaciated system from such eli.
matte CAUSES, and to those VINO ART
necessarily exposed 10 miasmauy iulu-
eucos, ana are attended with the fol.
lowing symptoms, such "a loss OF appe-
tite, aching ui the back and joints ie.
verishues-, severe headache, inlispu-i-
ton Ia get about, low spirits, sl,cpies-.
ness, chilly sensations, and eventual y
hot, burning lever, which may finally
terminate in bilious, remittent or in
termittent fever, We would suggest thai
You keep y supply on hand all the
time aud take dose three times daily
No other medicine is necessary, a. 1t Il
very concentrated and powerful in H.,
effects in removing the poisonous Gle.
mcnt- from the blood, aud no one can
appreciate this warning better than the
farmer, who Is more or less exposed
to those atmospheric poison-, especially
in the tall season, when gathering theiI
crops in the midday sun, cool nights
and heavy dews of morning, then 1t IL
those malignant teYcrs are most preya.
lent, and to them we would recommend
to take a dose OF "Brazos Chill Cure"
every morning ON rising, If they would
avoid the danger OF much suffering, 10
say nothing of the time and expense
saved in the end. No strychc!-e OF
arsenic. The physicians prescribe and
recommend it. Ask your druggist foI
it and take no other. Price 81 per bot
lie. Prepared only by
rUCKER & WILLIS,
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|. IT.
Improved iron lnvigorator.

The most perfect and satisfactory com.
bination knswH TO the profession, IN
which iron is combined; AMI so complete
Is the success OF tins preparation, that il is
destined To become, Without Il doubt, the
most popular vi all the iron tunics now
In usc. And We hesitate not to tell YOU
that this medicine il no secret nostrum OF
cheaply COTTON up compound, but truly h
genuine constitutional remedy, possess
ing those Alternative powers so necessary
TO rucuprrIte aud inyigurate the human
system when broken down by that fearful
disease commonly called, and better
hnuwn a. dyspepsia tnd indigestion, from
which nine-tenths OF AL our Ills first orig.
mate, because Wien the digestion Is i'm.
paired from want uf the natura. salt that
is 80 important in the dige,tlvr ECONOMY
OF man, tAen II is that his VIPER IN his
many type, u, uAlly called discHsvs,suCh H.
las sltude ana sour stomach, wakelulness
mental exhaustion, Impaired vitality, Will
general Prostitution OF the whole system
liver complaint, followed by night sweats
an all diseases OF the BLOOD. LIVER, hid,
NEIs and BLADDER, that produces those
fearful! aches known US Rheumatism, neu.
rilgia, backache and nervous and sick
headache. And all cousuAptivts, rud
weak ten les, Who are IN search 90 Il
good tonic to build up their coustitl ton
cannot find, We honestly believes bette.
or % more certain remedy on cath. Out
bottle is sutll lent to prove To you it,
wonderful medicinal properties, Il taken
regularly according 10 directions. ASH
your druggist Tor Improved lRoN LSvIG-
ORATOR, ana be sure To take no otneL
Price . per bottle. Prepared only BY
Tucker 4 Willis, Waco, Texas,
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FROM TYLER.
baptist Church and Raw lands
Gin burncd.-Per


TYLER, January 29-About 3 o'clock
TINS afternoon, the ALA m Of fire was
sounded. which proved to be RawHnd' +
gin aud T. aulug mill. The fire spread
rapidly and III few minutes the whole
building was in flames. In shot
lie another alarm was given and it
WAS discovered that the Baptist church,
brick building about wo hundred
ards of, was ON fire. THIS building
also burned ke finder. and 1t was soon
found that there was no chance Ut say.
ing It. Attention WAS then turned to
Gov llubbard's residenc', close by, but
tins 10y hard work was saved, The tire
orIgI at,d in Rawaui's gin, and II is
supposed that the church caught from
the sparks. Most OF the furniture OF
Tia church was saved, aud Rawlaud also
,uyed some If his machinery and lum-
Der. 1t IL not known whether there was
any insurance on either uf the holdings.
Miss Mary Mills, of your city, one u
the most accompllehed young ladies that
ever visited Tyler, left for home this
evening.
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Barlow, Wilson u Compahv's Nam
moth NJ NJ rels were at Dallas Frilay and
saturday night.. rhey turned awaN poo.
pie Tor 'ach 4 room. The Dallas limc-
OF Saturday sail oi the company: "Blr-
low, wilson & Co.'S Ministries opened At
Crnddoch'. last night, aud 1t might be- re-
III rkrI that il Is the first real min.trel
show Dallas has had during the season.
All Others are spurious limitations. All
the St Is and sanding room were tiilvd
before the show hc2au, and when the cur.
tain was rolled up and the show turned
Loose II WIS u hurricane OF lun 10 the very
finale. There were 40 aUtlqun'rd AMI
stale gag hey were all good ami new.
The whole programme h an element Of
o. giIalIty unl nUyoIy about II that Is
truly refreshing Lovers ut mins'r lsy
cannot afford t. ms TIL, truupc." Tue
company vi appear In the Waco opera
house tonight Hni there Will be such "a
gate ut ninth as In, not been witness, q
here since 'Chcck." Get your seats il
you haven't got 'em already. Tor "stand-
ing room only will be the legend To-
night.
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thing more solid we will take you to the
voting places, where you can deposit
| Your ballots, for here you can vote as
early and Rs often as yOu want, Tor the
most popular Young lady or gentleman
| The voting is not yet very lively though
interest is on tue increase. The polls
will he op until the las night. Below
we give the result Of last nights ballot
! ing. There are numerous articles to be
ratified and the lists are pidly filling mp.
Some one or more OF thes' will be
raflled each nj b aud on the clOsius
night there will be grand clearance Of
all OF them. The fair will continue three
night. 10 ger, aud Is already an a sured
success upon which the ladies IRE to be
concentrated. Now, We have completed
the round Il find ourselves before the
postuilice Over this institution preside
three .oyriy Young ladies, respectively,
Miss Eva Sllvers, postmas cr-general,
Mss Ella Sliver-, first assistant, and Miss
Ada kron second assistant. The polite.
II IS aud courtesy of { es' lovely bel ~
is IN sad contrast to the actual expert
enc ut our citizens with tucle Sam
rmuluyc-. We have our let ers, now We
will look a. the yut d see II our mum
hrrs have been the winning ones lu g
rail-. We lind tIat two raill.s have Dceu
made first, Hu elegant tidy, by Miss
Lizzie EEau, aud Won by Mrs Pct q r.
mau. Second Is cover, by the Sisters,
won by Mrs. John Carson.
TneSptr tor the rrr,tcst young lady
,tand. thus; VI Constance Walker. =;
Mss Agge Walker p: Miss May Cor
nibc, =
For the most popular lady--Niss Mag
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TIE CATnOIIC FAIR.
GrHnd succes- OF the Opening
NishI--The voting

The fair in mid OF the new Catholic
church was upepel IN the Wulker hiuii-
ing on Fourth street ln.t ey.uip, and
WIS visited by lnryr nun,h ~ az nrr
youur fox. The decor lion. M ,l,. H..
terror OF the building are "A rr,ii, tn tb,
tgste ~ the die. u,'drr whose n,,no,,,'-
meut th-y were arranged WalE,n, M,
III. sirs.i tho lIvsIy M. ~ ill.,, I-.st
hand reach youf cans and ,nn "a
urompied 10 cutter Tuor ynur ,Itrerr',.
what a sight ,rr,.t4yorr.y..- Ma Lr,.,bt
49, i,1'..',,',,.-, /. a., -. .- -. -''
mined IN se. tia, y.n er;,v ,'I- 49,,
Arr.y,t tn co.,Gur. NM Win. NJ.
sad color. rival fbr yo-sqou. r.trb,y.
g,.,l,srb ro,, ,, : nr ,,,,,, i,,.
led t.',r i. Igsrrh.J ,E. ',St1J r.
Nail rorin,s ,ou mat soueTnI mas b.,.p
wiring o. YOU. and YOU az expects! TO
c4. 81 'h- office AMI answer Immediately:
sn1iher lovely being oiirr, yuua .6s
b he li't with the cA-avst r,4les. that
you viii "pVJ our uEme doNu" snd pay
tor your chance. The charm of those
br.sh; eyes Is not To b. resi.,el and Il
course You suuc NIB. { pom ma.ing
touf oil me bui ding you usd various t.
b''s "hl oiher e"htrF4nre, prov drI With
eSety ,ult calculate 10 persuade you 10
invest money am enjoy tie evening
EiIsi, q, the further q. d Of the ha.
SuH koA me south SIDE You see the
lIlsu 'aule WIN emb!ems aud notices
fnsSstsu'e o. The Emerald lsle neatly
. sII e'ssan'l! arranged n,ou IT, I'm
tao i a, - Presided over b! Mrs. Walker
AH,t -Il7s L'@A.e LRan,
~ iou 9,uP ~ me tvhch thoie'
~. g S isa i.oIeuee OHtFotl and TIE
sn5 a. 7ta''ei! arg tue presiding GEM
81 Ii al Aie ;supl'!iug Tue young men
sWeat VIZ WIN uel'c'ous article oi
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One of the latest and most pleasant o.
all liquid cathartics, this elegant prepars
ton I. made with scrupulOus care iron
the best and most carefully selected hat
rial. Ii is with the greatest pleasure IN
We recommend this very superior IA
harmless remedy rs being the saiea at,
surc,t laxative and cathartlc tor wear "
male- and children, now in use, and IT,
hmbiual constipation and indigestion, 20,
cannot find.anything more speedy or ce
tain. Ii is combined with arumatics II
such n manner that the bitterness of tn,
cascara sa2rada Is completely Disguised
ASK your druggist tor 1t, und be sure t,
take ~ other. Prize ~ cents per bottle
Prepared By Tucker " Willis, Waco
Texas,
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a. 2jJ O'CLOCK Sunday morning Mr..
J. Urur. l,.tes pissed from he. Mr..
Neutc. was born in October, 1916, and
had lived IA Waco for over thlr cen
Years For some time past hc had been
engaged ia the business Of auctluurcr.
lie WA u member Of The Waco fire de
purtmont urou Its organization and con
tined i'm active service Tor a period u
more than nine years. Recently he,wIth
others, WAS placed upom the roll Of mem
beers exempt ON account 81 long service.
His pleasant voice and cheerful smile
will be missed by many TO whom he was
bound 10y ties " friendship. lie leaves
Iwfe aud -four children to mourn hls
early death. He was only sick for Ia
short time and died Of typhoid pucnmn-
mia His funeral took place ut $3.50
o'clock yctse day afternoon aud WAS one
Of the most imposing Witnessed here FOR
some time. Tn fire depart
ment, represented by The Waco engine
company, Of which the deceased WAS
member, the hook and ladder com
pany No. turned ont IN coed force To
pay nst tribute NJ respect 10 their de.
parted brother. The funeral procession
moved from the lat residence ~ Mr..
Ien's on Webster street, to the o k
wood cemetery where the remains were
inferred. The engine house Ia draped
in morning and displayed its ilng Mt
nall mast yesterday. To the family and
friends Of the deceased we extend our
heartfelt sympathy III thcii h ,ur " be-
rphVemrut
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That Whichi- wanted.

We are always on time with the Kind
and quality OF goods that arr wanted every
day BY NIL Glasses, and being strictly re-.
tail deals we never have on hand large
quantities OF Unreasonable and un-alrah,
goods TO be worked on on our patrons
but by close attention only To the wants
ni consumers, and by buying In mOlerl t.
quantc- from first hand. We are enabled
To always have Just what is wanted AT
prices that none can unlcrscl or late
arrival OF canned goods atC gong OIL very
fast and are bel W competition, and rs for
1our we have the honor OF iurni hing h.
best Tor the least money ot any dealer In
Waco. Ii If the staples and luNuries OF
good living that We furnish AT II uniform
price on every article. Try Il, one month
aud see.
a. JoNFs TAYLOR & BIO
y Os. 4 and . PIathcr Block.
DIygtr
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Y DIT.
Found al Eaton S
Tie beat variety IN Waco, at prices
that l.ea,e every one.
ID + Lie A CT ES

3pouni tin broiled.trout 50 cent, per
tin.
! pound TN mackerel and tomato
sauce, - cent per tin.
2pDuuI .uu smoked salmon, . cents
per TN.
2poHna tiu smoked Fiuuaw .Haddies,
y cents per tl".
2rouud tin fried s-a.trout TO cents
per TN.
pound iu.broled fresh -mackerel, 81
cents per tin.
pound tiulmiuce meat, 30 cents per
tin.
pound. I'm minee.meat, 45 cents per
TIN.
pound tin mince meat, 70 cent. per
tin.
Poundltiu apple butter, 80 cents per
tin
pouud.uu peach butter, g. cents per
TIN.
pound tin ounce butter, 90 cents per
TN.
pound tin plum butt r, 60 cents per
tin
pound TN pear butter, 90 cents per
tn.
Our Silver Dust Flour at $3.50 per
hundred ~ sl.75 per sick.
Our DelmouicO Flour at $3.50 per hun
dref or sl.SD per sack.
Our Patent Flour at 81 20 per hundred
or $40 per sack.
/ These brands are pronounc d the best
IN this market by thos- VIII have tried
them.
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The Wonder of the AGE.

1t is to be found in the Electric Neu-
raigia. Lotion which is fast becoming
celebrated rs the only genuine specific Tor
neurag ia, nervou' hea,mche. rheumatism
govt. tpothache. swollen limb, and in
tact all intl mmatory diseases. i is won
dei tui what cletti cal effect this remedy
has on the sufferer in removing the pain
instantly, as ii by magic 1t is entirely a
vegetable compou ID. and perfectly harm
les, In lis action. 1t is no hunibug. Try
it. ASK your druggist; price 20 and 81
G, MS per bottle. Prepared only by
tucker " Wills Waco, TvNas.
For the benefit OF thu inyrcdulou- we
here append two certificate ont OF many
Mrssrs. fucker y Wills
Dear ~irs-lt affords me plea ure To say
TINT your "E.,cJric Neural ia Lotion ai
ioried me rriiet Wh,n other lemrdi,
hav, failed SAMUEL l.. WRIGHT
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NoIlge

l have authoriz j Mr.. Joe. A. Mars
to cauy IS the city Tor the "Iudeneudeut
Pulpit " hIch will appear March e
nm lib raj patronage is specttully
solicited j. u. SHAW.
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.OTICE OLE FILlNG ADMINS

~ TRAITORS ACCUINli; r,r
he State Of Texas.--To Sue sue''' "
any constable OF McLennin county chi
You are hereby commanded nAn n! Ia
cause to be published tor twenty ua l,iar,
u newspaper published In your o'''"
true copy OF the following "FiE
Tue STATE oF TENAs,l
County of McLennan, I'd
10 all persons interested in the e', ,'.,is
W, F. Hague, deceased; EnAlDein VWS' T.
Administrative OF the c,Ea,e OF .,n tor
Hague, deceased. hiss hled her peu.Il'U Unit
discharge as administrator, IN lhc Vii ,Cii' b
court OF McLennan county, wnllu "n rol.
acted on al the neat term OF coAI 'u,rta,
mencing on the Third Monday 10 IN M
1853, al the court house thereof ~ r.6t.
city OF Waco, at which tins 81 r., .ol
interested in said estate may SppvrN
contest tue same, il tney see pFoP''. ,s
Witness, j. W. Baker. cleTs % t,T.s
county court OF McIennan county Coar.
under my hand and the seal OF s''i'
the 9TH day Ol January, lss5'
j ". BAEER' III
Clerk County Court, McLtnnan GGGIialgS
BY v. W. David, Deputy.
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Barney Fc.dnake ha- Just ccivcd a new
supply OF the Eureka clothes wring,rs,
Cali and be convinced TIA It il tho h.,t
thing out lie also has he Family coffee
roa,ter, which 10 u wonder in itself.
Ol3O
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Group, whooping cough and even
Isthma Immediately relieved 10y Ackefs
English remedy. Sold under gugrau tee
1S Castles, Morrison & o., druggi.ts,
waco, IeHas.-0ll9d&wly-l
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Nicnrngun MhcnI.

After Feb, lst, the MCGOWAN mill.
Will grind Nicaragua wheat, and hl-c
pa! the highest market price Tor same
0l25dSwlm
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WACO, august Il, M.
Gcnfl"mcn-llANin. be-, II troubled lor a
number OF years with heuraigia in my
head, and used many remedies, | tiud
nothing that gives such lnsta t relief "a,
your "Eie, tic Neuralgia Lotion
JuHNS Mu0RE.
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GOLD LEAF
SHEEP DIP.
A Pure Extract of Tobacco.
Always the same-Always Reliable.

Always Inc Same-Al"ays Reliable.
Experienced wool-growers all agree
that Tobacco makes the best Dip. 1t i'm
proves he Wool and does not iniure the
sheep. The cost OF Tobacco and H.
transportation Is the only thing which
has prevented its universal use. Located
At the largest leaf market in the world,
with Patented process for careful and
e9c1nolnical work, We furnish a PURE
EA III ACT OF Tobacco at cost which
makes lie use an economy TO every wool.
grower.
LoUIsNIlLE LEAF TOBACCO Co.
FOR SALE BY
TUCKER Il WILLIS, Waco, Texas.
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., Every body uses 1t. W. Il. Watkins
Waco Pencil.-Oll9lm
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IMPORTANT SUGGESIUn
THE COVER
In His Message 10 the Leulsiaiur.
cfic Reforms Recommends
Proceedings in the Senate
and House
sPArGurs SUCCESSOR CONFIRMED
speelAI r.lesram % The E.amlneI


SENATE,
AU'TiS, January 29.-Irlylor: Petition
Of clt.zcn- OF lhorp Sprn a king pro.
hihiton amendment t. the constitution
Buchanan: From ci.iIeL- OF Troupe
IN the IL. subj CT
Terri %. tom ludi.i,ry committee 40
]. FAY. rAtly un M" m,llwing bills,
tu no lzlng county cOmmi--l ,u,r = to d,-
clare t. streets aud .ilcts IN uriuC rpo-
rtel towns purlic roads and :, aDatr
lli -tuCcs In SAME.
rro,idng Tor ill NJ ad .iiuna cross iu-
ter. gatpfe..
FiSn1 10. commissions nt district ard
county attorney ipr,oHertjng money loI
the ,tIrrat 10 pen cent
diminishing the Jurisdiction oi the
county cOurl OF AhscOu Live OAK AM
San Pur.clp counties
70 r'tter project the state In the sAl" Of
e'Cheatcd c-tat.s.
An hprzi0g Christian jordan to sue the
stare In the district court Of / raw county
Davis, from committee OH educ on
Favorhbly Tor payment Of the state deb
Gu, OF halt the proceeds OF lands not b.
longing to free .ci oOl-
) ration, from committee on publ
health: FSOrably Oh rrsOldtiOn ~
int congress amend the treaty wiz
leo to better prevent tie sprual OF ...
fever and contagious diseases.
uchHnan, from Iudlr AIRY cuml.t
No. l. UufavOfubly to reduce to 10 .
the acts incorporating Herman institute
aud Herman seminary.
Bills refer ed-Juhuson: To eucuur-
age hog ra sing.
Matlock To create court Of com.
mis-luneru Of appeals, the same to be APP
pointed by the govern r.
GOoch. Aut ori2ing the exchange OF
real estate by guardians.
Terrell To provide that in c.Itnil
cases, ministers, physlrians and attorney,
shall not testify IN criminal actions.
Also, that certain in orroratod iu-ti.
tuuuus, whose charters have eXpired.may
renew them.
Harr,- To create normal -cbool at
Saltio, to be called the Sterling Bob.
crlsUn school.
Also, to amend the law creating nor
nal schools, SO H. 10 increase the mum
Der Of state studcn r..
Jones: That cou ty commissioners
shall have power to erect bridges aud
keep roads m repair.
Pope. Regulating the manner OF
changing nd coating county seats.
4 otter was rcHu from Senator Coke
retuni < thanks Tor the great co ii
donce and honor coufe red on him.
The senate IN executive se--io con
tirmcd IL, p. Brew,tcr as commissioner
~ insurance.
The bIll fix ng fees for attached wit
uessrs WAS called II , and pending dis
us-iun u message was received from
the governor and read.
Adjourned.
The following charters were fled to-
day. Baptist church Of Bauco, capital
stock $4,000; the Culorcd Bcuevo rut
association, Of Houston; the Cariso
Springs academy.
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nlSSOLNED.

The firm hitherto existing under IN \.
name OF Richeson ~ Field is this dty W
solved by mutual consent. MI hl-ho'ys-
will continue the business and assume o.
\. c, RIcHE;oN'
0l26tf ". b. FED,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-03-08
For THE HERALD.
Eetter from Prosperity.

SCHUHPERT ACADEMY, .. ".
MEEsRs. EDIToRs:-As so much is said
about schools and their large attendance in
other localities. we are persuaded, by your
kind permission to make little statement
Of oar school at the above named place, and
we desire to do so through the columns OF
your most worthy paper. We have made no
great ado about large school, yet it is eyi,
dent that we have pupils enough for school
as our roll shows. We have segenty-five
names enrolled. These children are punctual
In attendance This declares for the patrons
that they regard the training Of their child
rem as q duty of prime importance. In the
mean time wish to say that this special in
terest is not manifested while the public
school runs and then at once discontinued,
bus parents stop their children when 1t be-
comes necessary to take them to the field to
help in seeding and tilling the soil whence
they procure their honorably gained support.
Neither have we built up our school by prose-
lyting other schools. We don'twish to COM
plain Of the appropriations which are made
in favor of the free schools Of our county.
Neither do we want to say much of the yarl.
ous inconYeniences which arise in crowded
scheolrooms, for they are too well known TO
those who have any experience in this line, TO
be repeated. And besides, these disadvantages
have already been fitly and fully stated in
your worthy columns over the signature Of
81. A. L." which appeared few weeks
ago, to be even alluded to by Us. It is not
our desire to suggest what our legislators
should do in regard to the free SchoolsyStem.
But as we are allowed an opinion, we believe
that if our Representatives want to gain for
themselves names of lasting remembrance,
they can select no better theme for the pur-
pose than to provide for the education of the
masses, who can not provide for themselves.
Many bright-eyed boys and girls. who, but
for the present. or a similar school system,
would be denied the advantages Of any
education. Who knows but that from this
very class Of children may come some Of our
most distinguished men who will be the
mighty pillows Of our nations pride? Then
what greater subject of q secular nature can
engage our attention? N: NIX.