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no MALARlA.

HE rEET.g LINN Il n TsJsyv MAN.
sI hsvs had Dyspepsia, with Cengipa.
kinds OF pills, and gUrT's are the araS
that have done nae sny good. They haye}
heancd me cat r.cely. Ny appetite al
splendid, food aigests readily, and now
man" w. b. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
Gold every where CSC. Oaier, IA Murray st., NY.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

NJ. AAE AUfHuklLtu 80 ANNuukCE
w tiolOAel En. BOWER as a candidate
fr no once % County Judge At the ensuing
e.oion "a Mo- ember
", REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE w,
W II THACARB for County tleIk.
JITE ARR RkQu.s cED go ANHOuSoR
w GEORGE u FkARS for Justice Of the
IeAfe for Ffe1n No I
ME- ARR llsgkhY Au1HoRlzkp 10 "
w nOunre CnlFa W, N. EDWARDS - q
candidate for Coubiy Judge Ai tn ensuing Mo-
ycmher election,
WE RE AUTHORIZED TO ACsorSCE
w W W PEAk iOT Justice OF q Peace IA
Precluct No !.
NE ARR AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w Mr r. D MARLBOROUGH ne candidate for
tNc legislature In Hallts county. subltctio the
sffSr :. fol. o. uOTFHrv
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wEATHERFORD.

WATERFORD, April 25.-[6pecial. I.Rsy
Anderson, aged II years, son of Major
Robert Anderson, OF this place, Was buried
here to-day. He was killed by being thrown
from his horRe Wednesday, on his fathers
rancho In Stephens county.
Mr.. I. N. Stephens, attorney for d. Z.
Dougherty, of Detroit. Michigan, who last
year killed Policeman Mode, of Ell Paso,
has lust returned from El Paao, and states
that change Of venue was taken to Pfesi-
do county, where the case will be tried In
September.
Miss Addie Lotspeich, one OF tho most
talented and cultivated musicians IN Texas,
gave with her class of young ladies coz.
cert last night at the .opera.house. The
programme was IN excellent taste and the
repeated applause attested the satisfaction
OF the audience, which was composed OF the
elite Of Weatherford. Valuable vocal as
distance was rendered by Messrs. M. U.
Cameron and Asa Grant.
Mrs. Lanham left this morning to join
her husband, our talented congressman,
Colonel Sam Lanham, in Washington.
J. K. Makemson lodge Independent Or.
der OF Odd Fellows, celebrate the sixty fifth
auniyersay OF the organiZaLIon OF Odd
Fellowship in the United States, at the
opera house tomorrow evening. An ele.
CANT supper will be provided by the order,
and Judge John T. Hancourt, =. G. M,
will deliver an address.
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CLEBURNE.

CLxsuaNs. April 25.-[Special.J This be-
ing the 25ih, the Cleburne Light Guards
we're out on iress parade and made very
fortunate a. TO lose all Of cir gunsin the
fire Of the 10Th, but had arms within forty
eight hours Afterwards. The boys leave
for Houston on the 6.h Of May, and Gle
burne may expect herself well represented
Ut the interstate drill
The flst picnic Of the season takes place
tomorrow on Nolan.
Rev. A. g. Pearson, the boy PREACHER,
berland Presbyterian church, OF this city
next Sabbath, to continue two weeks.
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LAREDO.

LAREDO, April 25.-[Special.1 -Iisaa
faction Is increasing on the other side slncs
the promuig CATION OF tbs STAMP sot. O1e
firm having a large houee In NV Laredo
aud Monterey say that $4,000 Will not
cover the an cunt of stamps that they use.
Each bottle Of cologne, bar of soap aud
every separate article Of Itself must benr
this stamp. There is no further news OF
revolution, though the people are very
Fifty cars OF stock came IN over the Texas
Mexican tonight.
Thieves entered the warehouse OF the
WatsrE.Pierce Oil COMPANY night before
last and carried away home fifty cases OF
oil. The matter WA kept quiet in hopes OF
obtaining come clue but nothing WAS
found, save o wagon track, which was
traced to the river bank, where the oil WAS
probably smuggled across to Mexico.
Ode mourper was up before tho mayor
this morning.
This afte fnoon Miguel Jiminez, q Next
con, engaged in roofing the market.house
oupaio, fifty feet above ground, fell from
scaffold. from which the support had been
carelessly taken. Jiminez lived but short
while.
The city council was in session till a
la,e hour last night, but did not finish
their business, aud are in session now to do
60.
The Autographs Of "a bird's-eye view of
the Two Lsredos," taken some time since,
are being distributed 10 subscribers The
work Is very creditable
The Brignoli.Liliisn Opers company are
billed for Laredo tomorrow night They
have played in Monterey during the last
week, where they scored brilliant sue
cess.
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MINEOLA.

MINEoLA, April 25.-[Special. 1.-The dis.
trIct court at @ litman has been engaged
The greater part OF the week In the dispoei-
ton Of unimportant civil business. On
Thursday morning the celebrated case Of
Lovelady, charged with the murder Of hia
wife, some two years ago, was taken up,
and after Q persistent effort to continue,
our efficient district attorney, Colonel ]. 3.
Hogg, succeeded in forcing the defense to
trial. The case will likely close tomorrow.
Loyelady has been convicted Of murder In
the fret degree once before, and the case
was remanded for new trial BY the supreme
court.
Mineola il on genuine building boom.
Several fine brick stores are to be erected
this summer, and q stock company is
being worked up In quiet way for the
erection of superb three.story hotel. We
have four lines OF railroads leading out OF
Mineols, and 1t Is q cert ainty that first
class hotel would be profitable to its pro.
The reoent:cold weather while very disa-
greeable, has not injured crops, fruit or
gardens, and the people are happy.
The recent entertainment BY the Brown
brigade for the benefit Of the Methodist
Eoiscopal church, was decided success.
Ths receipts footed up about $50.
Mineols il enjoying the benefits Of wise
sanitary regulatlons. Very little sickness.
The HHRAI D resches us every morning
ct $50. and il much sought after BY our
people.
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SrHzzrxnszzrSs, 80, s,ssSS4.s-
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From these sources arise three fOrrtne a.
symptoms indicate their existence: l0sA 81
Appetite, Bowels costtso, Sick Heads
ache, fuiliac,p after eating, aversion 70
OF food, irritaA,lity Of temper, Low
spirits, A feeling OF having neglected
some duty, spiEsiaoss, Eiuttering at tbs
Heart, nots before tne eyes. highly ccis
oreu Urine, CONSTIPATION, and do.
mand the use of @ remedy that acts directly
on the Liver. Asa Liver medicine TUTT'9
FILLS have no e,rlal. Their action on the
Kidneys and Skin IL also prompt; removing
all impurities through these three i" scavs
enaers or the syst.n," producing appc.
titc, sound digestion, regular stools, clca!
skin and vigoron. body. TUFTS PILLS
,anse no nauscn-sor gripping nor interiors
with daily work and arc perfect
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MESQUITE.


MESQUITE, April 25.-[Special.]- 10 ar
town continues to improve, aud real estate
cific railroad has ordered its local agent
here not to sell any more lots until further
notice. It is said they will be resurveyed
soon and the price raised. Business with
our merchants is reasonably good, but
money il getting scarce. Most of the busi-
ness now Is barter and credit. The recent
heavy rains aud light frost did no msteris
damage 10 far % your correspondent has
learned The crop prospect was never bet
ter. With good seasons from now on we
will make more than we csn gather.
Our people are glad to know that Dallas
ia in earnest in the mat or of securing more
railroads. Now is the time t. act. We feel
proud OF DAllas, and hope she will continu 9
to lead all her rivals. We hear very little
said about politics, as 1t 10 rather early for
the festive candidate to be on his biennial
rounds telling the dear people how to save
peculiar fitness to save IT,. But we all
rejoice to know that Hon.
Barnett Gibbs enjoys such genuine, uni
versal boom for liautenant-governor
1t is universally admitted that no man in
Texas ever came into public faver as
rapidly % has our distinguished senator
since entering the political arena. Mesquite
10 more IMAM pIOuu vi ulLus 4uo loCb tuhb
the whole state 10 for Gibbs is proof that he
has been and 10 now right on all the lead
ing issues he has so ably AID boldly advo.
Gated, and there are those who predict that
he will be made governor in the year OF our
Lord 1888, This IL what the wise ones say,
and why should he not2
Your Terrell communication over the
non de plume Of "Democrat" gives itself
away in the second sentence from the bot.
tom, which reads ss follows: Mesquite
has furnished this county," meaning
Kaufman, "a representative for two terms,
and now she wants to 60 one better" etc.
Now, il this Dallas Democrat" don't
watch pretty close he will not b. able to
run the politics OF more than half dozen
counties. Our. people we're not aware before
reading DEM Gratis" card that Kaufman
county had bssn coming over TO Dallas
county for local Representatives. Try 1t again
Mr.. s'Democrat"-All you need 10 o little
more experisnce. Mr.. Kimbrough was the
fret man 10 the county who announced
himself: HE election il conceded by oil who
know whereof they speak. He 10 not Q
poIjtician, butla farmer AID business man,
and never offered for Office before In his
life. 80 far - Hon. T. +. Nash IL ooncern.
I'd your correspondent knows that he has
been earnestly 20 icited to make the race
lor state senator, not only BY
pumbsrlssu friends aud I'D miyers In
Dallas county, but Rooxwall and Ksuf-
m su counties IS we'll. By reference to the
map. It will b. seen that Mesquite is the
centsr Of this senatorial dis
triot; and Why shpald man who aspires to
reprssent district be objected 70 because
be happens to rsside In the csntsr Of his
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srso af Postage To- ala Pars Of the united
STATE. and Canada.

fsIuii by dfAn on nH.lss Posiulee money or
On 81 faa teri lrpeT Il sent otherwise, We
Ill uui b. ius.0usih'a inT miseATTlages. Adj
d. TIlE LfRALn, Dallas, Texas,
sgCcilltn copies sent Iee on application
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MARSHALL.

MARSHALL. April o5.-[Speclal. I-Genersl
W p. Lane, vicc.prcsldent OF the Texas
Veteran association. Is In receipt OF u letter
from Secretary Deffehaugh, at Austin. an
nouncing the death OF Colonel Frank W.
Johnston, president Of the Texas Veteran
association, In the S7sh year OF his age. He
died near the City OF Mexico, where he had
gone IN the hopo OF recovering his health.
General Lane will take immediate steps TO
have the remains brought back TO Texas
aud have them inferred in the state GENE.
terry at us,in, with appropriate honors.
A. ID. Allen, the slayer Of Pottain. was
brought over nom Jefferson and consigned
to our jail for saie keeping.
Major William stsadmnn has been sole.
tied and will probably submit 10 having
his name placed before the convention as o
candidate for district Judge.
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In me tsfms ef The poilor. On
lie tlsssihostl0n OF tosrs the oofnmliiss
10 shon the MISTER ives referred made
theif fso0fl, which Tier snbmitted, t0s
asthsf With q letter w whloh they call o..
teati0n N tbs fact that on the question of
rates lhsif efforts have been difsotst more
io The equalization Of existing rates than
the making of any material general hd.
vsnce. They consider the introduc Ion OF
the thrss. fourth clause 0 very considerable
inofesss and sssert that II will serve 10 lessen
TIE number Of lifes which otherwise occur
The classification report, being inoomplest,
vas not given tbs press ana by tubsFqurhs
resolution vas referred 10 the executive
Committee, with power TO act on communi'
cations from merchants OF ban Antonio,
Fort Worth, Dallas and Gainesville. The
clmmittee reported that Ia their opinion
the rules and ra,ss rs recommended be
adopted by the association. Com
nitteos were appointed 10 sp'
ply schedule rates 20 presses hare
and rate on presses ia Houston. n resolu,
ton MAS adoptrd making an additional
charge OF 8 coult on each additional story
above the third Ia ell cites and towns In
the state, TO all OF which this sum shall DO
added Is the Dasi' OF rates. Charges Tor
lows: standard buildings having an
area Of GOO square feet, for
each addit,oasi 1000 fest or
fraction thereof cents additional for build
ing and contents. Instructions were given
to the secretary 10 Issue q circular to all
local boards requesting the adoption OF the
statute loss aversgs, fireworks, yaosncy
and coal.oii stove elautes, ss provided 10
the state tsriff. A resolution defining n
tre wall was also adopted. IL was farther
resolved that the rules and rates not
already acted upon, as reported by the
committee on rates, DO referred
10 the executive committee, with
pow. to act On floating cotton policies
an addition OF per cent. was made aud
not less than 5000 bales TO be added. Reso-
luiions Of thanks vera adopted and the
board adjourned sine die.
In the district court to-day tho case OF
Thomas II. Hudson VS.. =. J. Willis & Bro.
was called for trial. This "a suit for dam,
ages. Wherein plaintiff claims sl6o,0OO
damages. $50 900 90 stock and $lOo,O0O ex.
emplary, alleging wrongful and ms!iciouss
seizure ny attachment OF piaintiiit stock al
RJeKdale, Texas.
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NNl MflkNfNf
fomIfitil ~ "a phgst n iilN-siN columns
made NJ fun tie OIfsm n tne dfiN ellunust
lthn lsiufsf al eheastsi uewsIalef Ia tbs
ht,e, and i nas OnsIsd - the following 10
c. ~ Itits'
Oss GoIp, ono Year ..,, -.,..-. .,,y.,,. 81 90
lTOnl March Ia November 10, 1854 10
IRVAEIAHLY a. AnyANCt.
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dlshss Besides This NJ. Mech has me
;,,s'.as. q we ,,. y s a ~ y, nse,',
oifles when No, klmmoush an
nOunosd iof the house, but "A has
90 hsppeped In tie o,ufis II
human evsnls That he has been prevailed
on 10 come out 10 tbs senate, snd that Ia
ju.t I'll there 10 Of the matisf. Our people
want good, true. able and tried men 10 REP.
resent tbsIn, aud they will not Do detefIed
from selecting ,hsni by such trivl.l oblse-
lions ~ those urged BY Democrat" sven
N he don't reside NJ Terrell.
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however, received spark Of hopo from
an editorial In the Fridays HERALD,
advising Dallas 10 take hold of the enter
prise and build the rond II can be done,
Il must he done. Your correspondent
submits the following as feasible plans:
Lot Dallas take stock 10 tho
amount of S2lO,OJO; Paris, S2jO,OOO, aud
Cooper, Greensvillc and Rockwell, $780,
600; making In all n capital stock of
S5OO,0N, aud $500 moro per mile than h
required by law 20 form u corporation,
aud $4,000 more than will bc required
10 grade the entire distance from Dallas
to Paris, and build all necessary bridges
and trestlcs. Five hundred thousand
dollars properly handled will advance
rond so far toward completion, that II
will he an easy matter To sell bonds Of
the road and raise funds To complete and
equip IL. Let railroad meetings lac held
at every town and village on the line.
Let those meetings be addressed
by speakers, who can put the
importance of the enterprise properly
before the people. Let men who cannot
pay money, take stock ana pay III labor.
\ united and harmonious action along
the entire line will Insure the construc-
ton of the road. Tho road il lndispcnsa-
BILE to Dallas. Her future growth
and prosperity, and her ability
hold her ascrndcncy ~ the
commercial metropolis of North
T'cxas. and hinged upon her ability TO
secure and hold he trade of the country
living between Dallas and Paris. The
real prosperity of the entire country lying
adjacent 10 the proposed line depends
upon its construction. our surplus Is al
most consumed by the cost of carrying
Il To market. | can safely say the same
of all the country lying between East
Fork and big Caddo, and between the
Sabine and Paris. Your correspondent
assures the Dallas committee that Rec
wall county will do her whole duty,
either in giving Il bonus or taking stock.
Weather hot and sultry.
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At a caucus of the Democratic MEM
bcrs of the House last night, Il resolution
was adopted urging the House
to press the appropriation bills. \ rcso-
luton urging passage 10y the House of
the bill 10 repeal the tax on tobacco was
lost.
The stock market was without especial
feature Yesterday.
There are twelve separate counts in
the new indictment against james d..
Fish.
II has lust developed that Hon. Holster
Clymer took dose of morphine the
evening before his death. Financial re-
verses in the iron business led to this
step. rho efforts of the physicians to
arouse HIN were unavailing.
The platform of the Maine Democracy
endorses the platform of the convention
of 1850, declares opposition To war taxes,
and in favor of the retention
of the present duties on whisky and
tobacco and for such taxation rs shall
reduce revenues To such amount as is
also duly required for the expenses of
the government.
The Grecnbackcrs of the Fourth Maine
Congressional district have nominated
DR.. :. u. Spraguc.
Late dispatches from Saratoga state
that the Flower men are working his
boom for all that it Is worth; that there
will he heated contests over disputed
seats. and that to-day's proceedings are
not likely To he characterized by har-
mOny.
The ceremony of unNciling the statue
of Bolivar took place In Central Park,
New York. yesterday, In the presence
of about 300 persons.
Hosmer defeated lFamEo in The three
mile sculling race, nj Point of Penis,
Massachusetts. Yesterday. Time 2}:l0.
Turf winners Yesterday were: At st.
Louis George -, Revoke, froeand.
Pilot and Chili;at Conoy Island Flower
Of Meath, Wanda, Duchess, Referee aud
Abraham.
The Louisiana State Democratic Con-
vcntion assembled 40 Baton Rouge
Yesterday with Hon. Henry
w. ogden in the chair.
ITeplcdge | the Convention and the state
for any platform and any nominee the
Chicago Convention may put forward.
The tug, William NJ. Wood, exploded
on the Mississippi fifteen miles below
New Orleans Monday night. Tho pilot,
engineer and assistant engineer were
drowned.
The Maine Democrats yesterday telc-
graphed Hon. Daniel Manning, Chair
man of the New York Democratic state
Committee resolution commencing
Gov. Cleveland as a presidential cqndl-
date.
The Democratic primaries in Chicago,
yesterday, urged the nomination OF
Hon. Carter Harrison for Governor
and his election rs dolcgltC-at-large to
the Chicago Convention.
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S<ATCIIES.
DIR. Cheaney, dentist, ZIG Elm street.

DIR. Cheaney, dentist, ZIG Elm street.
For fine shoes 20 to Block Bros.
\ light rainfall yesterday morning
kept the dust down yesterday.
Bouchc, the grocer, has all kinds of
vegetables rs fast as they appear.
The colored people celebrate enamel
patton to-day, at Shady View park.
The criminal docket will be taken up
again in the Federal Court on the Goth
instant.
Bouche, the Main street grocer, keeps
everything i'm the grocery line. Tele-
phone him.
Have your watches, clocks and .icwclry
repaired ut Beck's jewelry store. All
work warranted.
Ord's Place, Lamar street, is the place
where you can get the best wines, liquors
and cigars i'm the city.
Randall Scott, charged with using loud,
abusive and obscene language, was fined
s. and costs, by Justice Edwards ycstcr-
day.
The school map of Dallas, with its fifty
districts, has been completed by Mr.. III.
NJ. Bryant. II is crcditablc work and
answers the purpose Tor which II was in
tended.
McGinnis, Barnard & McGinnis ar,
offering for sale one of the best real-estats
investments In Texas / DO acres Of good
rich level and-immediatcly adjoining
colorado City, for s. per acre. This Is !
good investment at f25pcr acre, title per
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Election of omrcrs.


At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Texas Trunk railway,
held Yesterday. :. j. Adams, of this city,
was reelected Presidents, and \. W.
White, of Nashua, Now llamp-
shire, Nico-prcsidcnt. The following
directory were reelected: :. j. Adams,
\. Sanger, j. Schneider, T.. l.. Marsnlis,
l.. \. Pires, Il. V. Tomplins. of Dallas;
a. White, of Nashua, New Hampshire;
NJ. +. Dickinson, Boston; Charles
Stcpath. New York.
Tho directory discussed the present
condition of the line, and mapped
out programme To extend
il ut an early day to connect with the
Texas a st. Louis Narrow Gauge road.
at or near the town of Athens, which is
seventy-five miles distant from the
present terminus of the Trunk line.
The Texas Trunk is mainly
n Dallas road, the enterprise
of some of her pushing citizens, and,
although over S,DO,O0O has been expended
in its construction, the company has
never asked the City of Dallas or county
for dollar. IL is, strictly speaking, II Dali
las road, more so than any other line, and
Dallas ought to encourage the company
in pushing the enterprise.
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Mavor's Garden. last night, was largely
attended by the ladies and gentlemcn Of
the city. Tho garden was crowded with
people, who rclishcd the iirst-class music
Nv The Richo troupe, composed Of Mr..
Richc and his son, about II years old,
and two daughters, $ and II years OF
age. Their music has never been sur
passed in Dallas, and it is a wonder To
hear and see them.
The Tyrolcans were superb IN their
conditions. Their songs were fine, and
IL YOU want to hear something you nave
never heard before go and hear them to-
night. Their warblings and songs are rom
dercd in such superb and correct man
ner that they are always encorod. The
garden H. Beautiful and delightfully."-
cool, aud every ono seemed to enjoy
themselves. The strictest order is en-
forced, and no boistcrous conduct *
allowed. Mr.. Mayer will, during the
present week, give the finest musical
treat To our citizens that has ever been
nttpnptpd i'm Dallas.
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THE UNION PACIFIC REPORT.

CHARLES FRANtIs ADAMS PERsUApEs
SECRETARY TELLER TO MODIFY IT.
WASHINGTON. Juno lT.-Charlos Fran
els Adams, representing the Union
Pacific Railroad company, with the chief
book keeper of the company, had an in
tcryiew to-day with the Secretary of the
Interior and Commissioner of Railroads,
in regard to the report of the financial
condition of the company, prepared by
the agents of the Railway Bureau for
transmission to the Judiciary Committee
of the Senate. The representatives of
the Union Pacific company asserted that
the report did not correctly represent its
hearing their arguments, decided the
report should, in some respects, be mod
innb
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BosroN, June IT, Philadelphia, u;
Boston, 2. -
CLEVELAND, June l7.-Cleveland, .;
Detroit, 3. =.
BALTIMORE, Juno list. Louis, Z;
Baltimores, @. =.
PrTTsBuRo, June T.-Louisviie's q;
Alleghcny's, @. ,
~; Kansas City.5.
Nrw York, June T.-Metropolitans'
Z; Columbus, ).
BnooRLYN, June l7.-I,rooklyn, 9; To-
ledo, 4. =.
PurLADELrmrA, June i7.--Athletics,lo;
cincinnatis, <.
WAsHISGToS, June IL. indianapolis
II; Washington. Z.
BurrALo. June l7.-Buhalo, =; chi-
cage, q
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ON Monday the new School Board met
and organized by the election of Col.
Marten rs President and T.. VI. Tilman
rs Secretary. They determined TO go to
work Immediately ON the school houses
and grounds, using the s., 400 in the treas
ury for that purpose. Iron fences viii
surround the school premises and other
improvements added as far rs the linz
tied sum at their disposal Will permit.
All the present ward schools, except the
Second, will have four teachers and that
three. The two colored schools will
have two each.