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SAN MARCOS HAYS COUNTY, TEXAS THURSDAY

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Wilmington.

1t should have been Mills Brown, instead
Of Will Brown, who cut his hand as stated last
week.
The Congregational ladies met with Mrs.
DR.. Rico ON Wednesday afternoon. The
Methodist ladies mot with Mrs Ephraim Has.
kell
Hattie and Lotto Wheeler arc spending
few days in Massachusetts,.
The neighbors of Samuel Pike, who has
been unable to work for some time, turned
out and cut his hay for him this week
Mrs. DIR. Titus has been visiting in Brat
tleboro this woek.
"A fire broke out in John Wildor's dwoll-
ing Thursday morning. An alarm was given
and the engine company responded, but the
fire was eXtinguishod with fow pals of wa
tor and tho services of the company wore not
required But little damage was dono.
Quite number of Democrats and Ropub-
licans assembled at the town hall on Tuesday
evening 10 listen to tho speech of Mr. Reding-
ton. flag was temporarily raised across
the street from Waro's store to the town hall
but the meeting was not very enthusiastic
Tho flag has since been placed across west
Main street from the building of L. II. Knapp
Some Democrats attended tho meeting at
Jacksonville on Wednesday evening.
The Republicans will raise IL flag soon.
David Halo and vito of Now Jersey, L.
NJ. Bruce and wife of Philadelphia and Dan'l
Snow and wife Of Wardsboro are visiting in
town this week.
Morris ~ Harris arc improving their mill
property.
C. T.. Stoarns and wife Of Brooklyn and
Prescott Watson and family of the same city
nre in town.
Tho town hall is receiving q new coat Of
paint.
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WA RrnttIrI,nrn.

William Bragg, tho workman who was
injured by n fall of earth at MarBhs brick
yard on Monday of last week, died Friday
night and was buried by tho town authori
ties. lie was about 80 years old, and un-
married.
DR.. @. S. Clark has begun tho erection
of a two.story wing to his house east Of tho
Congregational church, which he is to occu.
by the coming fall.
J. A. Church has begun to get out the
stuff for Eugene Alleys house. II will be n
two.story house located on tho site of tho
ono burned, with gable to tho road and an oil
on tho west.
The Baptist Sunday school picnickod at
Charles IIarris's last Saturday.
Miss Victoria A. Adams of Granville, Vt,
has been engaged as precoptress Of Glen
wood classical seminary for tho coming year.
Miss Adams is a graduate of Wellesley col
lego and has had three years experience in
teaching. She brings tho best recommonda-
tons of her success in English, French and
German. Experienced assistants arc engag-
cd in tho othor departments.
AT the annual meeting of tho board of
trustees of Brattleboro academy, held on
Saturday evening last, Hon. j. NJ. Tyler, DIR.
Joseph Draper and S. N. IIerrick were chos-
on members of said board. The following
officers were reelected: Rov. 9. H. Morrill,,
president DIR. J. IL. Stedman, vice presi.
dent II. f. Motherhood, secretary p. Il.
Perry, treasurer
Our suggestion of outside open side.
walks to the West Brattlaboro covered bridge
meets with general approval.
While Hiram L. Weatherhead was in O
tree on Wednesday afternoon or evening, at
tempting to cut of IL limb, ho made false
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Halifax.

Rev H. EASTMAN of Jacksonville will
preach ut Roadvillo, Sunday, tho 18th inst,
at o'clock p. NJ, on "Ono Lawgiver and
His Laws" Services will continue to be
held for the present on alternate Sundays at
tho same hour.
Elliott 5tanolifT has purchased the Mil
ton Plumb property.
The relatives and friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Holmes assembled ON Monday,
2Sth ult., afternoon and evening, to celebrate
the 10th birthday of Mr.. Holmes and the
50th of their marriage. The occasion was
perfect surprise to tho old couple, Mr. Holmes
being away calling at neighbours when the
company began to arrive. Friends from
Brattleboro, Guilford, Leyden, Ooleraine and
other places assembled to the number of $50
or more. A bouutiful feast of good things
was provided by the ladies. Two nice easy
chairs wero presented in behalf of the as
semblo friends, Rev. Horace Fowler making
the presentation speech, which was suitably
replied to by DIR. W. @. Whiting.
Lewis, only son of l.. w. Sumner, is
very sick with diphtheria.
Halifax has 10 of the "fresh air" chill
dren. All of them appear to be enjoying
their visit and give no trouble TO those who
have them in charge.
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"A few OF our friends and relatives have
recently arrived to spend few days or we, ks
enjoying the mountain air and fine scenery
There Rro now 80 or moro visitors stopping
in or near tho village, of whom 20 board at
the Wardsboro House. Other parties are cx
pected soon. Among tho late arrivals are
Miss Hattie Allen Mrs Maria Hartshorn, Miss
Aida Van Wyck, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Leith,
Miss Nellie Mack, Fred Mack, Mrs. Nellie
PlimptOn, Mrs. ii. A. Smith, Eva and Eta
Mugridgo, Newton Curtis, O. b. Green, Miss
Honriette IIeyse, Miss Broadt, Annie Crosby,
Flora Knowlton, Mrs. Ware, Mrs. Phineas
Pellet and son, Joseph White, Rufus White,
Rev. Chas White Luoius White, Ida and
Alice Brightly, Oren Gambol, Jennie Kent,
Mrs Eliza Gorham, Mrs. NJ. d. Adams, Miss
Mary Abercrombio, Mrs. Soavy and daughter
There is still room for moro.
Star grange, No. 139, hold O meeting at
e. d. Barbers on Tuesday.
Tho opening of the fall torn of school
has been postponed to tine first of September.
Rev c. White preached very interest
ing sermon last Sunday from Judges VII, 20.
Next Sunday he will preach at the south part.
L Il. Holden, whose barn was recently
burnt intends to build saw-mill on the site
opposite Mr.. Gales. Mr.. Holden is one of
our most industrious young men, and doubt
less this enterprise will prove a success.
-Chas Rice and family started for Della
ware, Monday, TO spend month with rela-
tives.
Moses Smith is very sick, and his recov-
cry is considered doubtful.
There seems to be a favorable prospect
for our having an agricultural fair in Sep
tember.
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There will DO services in tho Methodist
church next Sunday and it is expected that
the pastor will be able TO be present and adj
minister the sacrament
Last week Wednesday Daniel Sabon had
an accident. He had been repairing a sluice
on the hill road south, and as he was turning
his team, the horse pulled away from him as
no had him by the bit. The cart was over
turned, breaking an axle, and Mr.. Saben was
knocked down bank. Being alone, 1t was
some time before he recovered from his dazed
condition sufficiently to hunt up his horse,
but he is gradually recovering from the shock.
-Mishap No. 81 During last Mondays
thunder shower Fred Brooks and j. Shipman
were coming up the hill at tho upper end Of
the village, when the king-bolt came ont OF
their wagon and they were suddenly thrown
over backwards, while the horse, with the
forward wheels, ran swiftly down street to
his home. Soon were seen two pedestrians,
one with blanket over his shoulders, while
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Rcrnnrhn,nn. Nina.

The taxes this year are made ont at the
ratio of Sl3 per $1,000.
Round trip tickets 10 the Northampton
camp-meeting will be sold for s5c.
Little Eva Wheolor while visiting her
grandfather in Loyden last week, foil from a
fonco and broke her arm.
w. A. Stratton captured horse thief at
Enfield last Sunday and received the reward
which Palmer parties had offered for the ar
rest
Tho catalogue of Powers Institute, Just
out, shows a total attendance OF lOj, thre
courses Of study aud faculty of five.
The band scronalcd Baxter Burrows Sat
urday evening.
C. NJ. Wilcox is to be stowurd ut Cush-
man hall this fall.
A picnic from Dcerheld was at Sylvan
grove last Friday tho Methodists from North.
Rmpton were thoro Tuesday tho lIiborniGns
from Springfield wednesday and tho Faith.
or Matthew society OF Northampton, Thurs
day.
There is preaching every Sunday oven
ing Mt tho Baptiat church.
The Mothodists held a sociIbl1 and pic
mic at WIN. Nelson's, Wednesday.
Rev J. II Parmelco lcuyos Monday for
Marthaa Vineyard and ntorvaic, N. H.
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pfaths.

In Yankton, d. T., July 20, Of cholera infAntum,
Mabel, infant daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. I. W. Good.
ncr formerly Of Brattleboro.
In Putney, Aug. o, Charles Roberts, aged 90 yrs.
In Brooklne, July go Alice wife Of Albert J. Sun
derand, 70.
IN Williamsburg, Mass July Is, Chester Williams,
formerly Of Guilford, 50 years, mos
In Greenfield, Mass, July 80 Hannah, widow Of the
late James W. Lander, 81
In Chesterfield, N. H., Aug. 8, Mrs. Gratia Thomas,
81.
In wardsboro, July %, Mason A. Sage, O..
In Grafton, July IL Winnie only child Of Mercy A.
Ranncy, 7.
In Bellows Falls, July ~, Orestcs L. Lord, mos.
Ga.
In South Londonderry, Aug. G, Elsie Stewart, a.
In Pondyillc, Aug. 3, infant son Rev. W. Croker,
mos.
In West Halifax, July q, Jemima Allen, 90.
In Jamaica, Aug. /, DR.. Joel Holton, 81
In Vncland, Nj, Aug. G, at the residence Of his
daughter Mrs. Bemis, James Brown, aged 10 years,
months. Mr.. Brown was the father Of Mrs, S. ]. Il.
Cheney Of this town, and was fer many years resi-
dent Of Jamaica.
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nellOMa EnIIn.

There was q largo attendance Mt the
Democratic mass meeting held on Monday
evening. A Cleveland and Hendricks flag
was raised, and a meeting in Union hall fol
lowed, at which l.. w. Redington, the Dem.
ocrNtic nominee for Governor, was the lead
ing speaker. Mr. Rcdington took up state
issues and said Vermont had fallen behind
other states in the past ten or twenty years,
and that she had great Republican majority
which ought 10 be cut down, because largo
party majority leads to misrule, autocracy,
deficient and reckless legislation, and disre.
gard of public opinion. Addresses by local
speakers followed, and the meeting closed
with three cheers for the candidates.
Monday evening some $50 friends of
Mrs. Adeline Ball assembled at Lovolrs hall,
giving her surprise party in commemora-
ton of her 5lst birthday. Mrs. Ball was
presented with silver toa sot aud sum of
money.
"A special town meeting was held on
Tuesday afternoon TO hear tho report of the
committee upon plans for new town hall.
They reported favorably plans copying Mu-
sic hall, WAltham, Macs, only larger to con-
tain the post Office and stores, tho estimated
cost to 80 $4,000. Aftor three hours dis
cussion a motion to elect building commit
too to 60 on and erect n building was lost I Z
to 81. The attendance was larger than this
vote would indicate, many having left the
hall.