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The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-02-05
HORSE RANCH.

Having leased the stations pos. A." and
"YOt vi DIAMOND and the band OF mares ana
vauny stock belonging to James Fergus 4 Son, ]
am prepared to brood mares at reasonable rates or
on shares; and ranch horse stock at living rates
careful armed hertler always with the stock inr-
ing the day. and have strong, sale eorras TO Keep
them in nights. Foals from the stallion can ie
seen at the ranch. 70 Refer To James Fergus
A. son THOMAS SHEA.
Arn,ell Creek July 9Th. 1854
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Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. NJ. T.,
December I'D, lssi :
Notice is hereby given tina; the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 70 make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will he made before John I"ombs, Notary
fublic, at Iewistown, MI. ob February oth 1850,
viz:
who made pre-eiapti0n declara;ory statement No.
ii:so for the SIa NEl4, "a NWi4. sec. TIP 10.
north of range u T..
lie names the following witnesses w prove ms
continuous residence upon ana cultivation o. 50 /"
land viz: William Hortop, Daniel VI Crowley,
,,orii. r. Clarke and Paul Weydert. all Of Lewis
own NJ T. r. ADkISsON, Register.
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A DECISION
THAT WILL EXCITE INTEREST
Jadge Mclean Holds that the Present
Law Regulating tho Renewal OF
County Seats is Unconstitu-
tional aud all Acts Under
1t Null and Void.

TEXARKANA, Oct. l7.--lSpecial. l.
In tho districv court OF Bowie county,
ON yesterday, in tho case of j. II.
Lynch ct al vs.J. j. Bel, countyjudge,
OF al, which was q bill to enjoln tho
county officers Of Bowie county from
removing their Offices aud arcniyss
and records Of the county from Bos-
ton to Texarkana, In consequence OF
the late election for the removal OF the
county seat, after the argument Of a
plea to the jurisdiction, and demur-
rer, Distriet Judge Mclean overruled
the plea and demurrer and rendered
maj Judgment perpetuating the In
junction, upon the sole ground
that stho entire law OF April 10, 1870.
Revised Statutes, appendix "a, provld-
ing for the removal of county seats, is
In his opinion unconstitutional, and
tho election, ana all proceedings there.
under, null and void; expressly hold
Ing that there Ia not, and has not been
since tho adoption of the present con-
stitutioD, any valid law for tho removal
or county seats. The counsel repre-
eentiDg TexarkanR are very confident
that the supreme court will reverse
this decision, but should 1t be affirmed
the elect Will be far-reaching and yery
aiaastrous, as many counties In tho
State have removed their county goats
under this law, erected court houses
and jails, and tho courts have been
held at such new county seats
ana adjudicated many imported
rights, involving not only property,
but also life and liberty, I'LL Of which
proceedings, If this decision be csrrect,
arc sbsoluteiy void. At Abilene and
El Paso, notably, now and costly court
houses have been erected, and mex.
ti1cable confusion would necessarily
follow IN affirmation Of this remark.
able decision.
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Tyler.


TYLER, Oct. lI-lSpecisl.l-In the
court OF appeals: Adams VS.. Robin
son, from Anderson county; affirmed.
Lathrop vs.. th5 State, from Smith
county; affirmed.
Texas d Pacific railway VS.. Cams.
from Gregg county; affirmed.
Texas ~ Pacific railway VS.. viii.
h$ms, from Gregg county; affirmed.
hoolnson VS.. the State, from Collin
county; affirmed.
Townley VS.. the State, from hobart.
son county; affirmed.
Texas It Pacific railway va. pear,s
RON Gregg county; affirmed.
L'ne VIZ. tho Stsle, from San Angus
tine county; submitted on briefs for
both parties.
hoe VS.. Saele, from Bowie county:
motion for writ OF csrtiorari submit
ted aud granted.
Elk parte Fuller, from Navarro
county; motion to dismiss application
submitted.
Elk psrte Berley, from Navarro
county; motion 10 dismiss applica-
ton submitted.
Leoon VS.. the State, from Walker
county; submitted on briefs both for
parties
Reversed snd remanded: Pressler
vs.. the State, from Nacogdoches
county; McNeese VS.. the State, from
Maverick county, former submission
sst aside and set foc Wednesday, tho
18th proximo. 0
Submitted on oral argument and
briets for both parties: Kay vs.. the
Stste, from Lavaca county, two cases;
roster Va. the State, from Dallas
county; Gridsy VS.. the State, from
Dallas county.
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CLEBURNE, Oct. 17.-[Spocial.l-Rev.
Fierce Plncher will preach at the Con.
grogational church the second Sunday
In November, and will probably be in
charge OF that church next year. Mr..
Pinchor Ia a minister OF the highes,
talent.
me Dallas presbytery mo. here last
night. MIR. Talmer, of Abilene.
preached tho opening sermon and
called the synod TO order. III, r, Rev.
mond, OF Mckinney, was elected mod
orator. L. b. Janey resigned at
WeatherfOrd and Mr.. Colwell resigned
at Lancaster and goes to Giddings. A
request from Dallas asking for a sec.
ond church there Ia before the SYNOD.
minister's OF that church will, by inyi-
tation, I'LL all the pulpits Tomorrow.
DR.. Tom Wayley Is very sick with
congestion.
Dengue all over town.
Tho civil jury docket will BIO taken
up Monday In tho county court.
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Albany,

ALBANY, Oct. T.-TSpecial. | - DR.
Robertson ard Miss Kate Ewing ware
married last night az the BaptIst
church, Rev. Martin officiating,
Arrangements have been made by
our merchants TO buy all the cotton In
tho county and pay Dsllsy, Waco ana
Houston prices less the freight.
An evangelist by the name OF D..
Hondricks has been holding meet,ngs
at tbs Methodist church during the
week with marked success, -
Ihere has been an Increase of over
s3o0,000 In the taxable valuables of our
county this year. " '~'
Professor Dalyrimple, principal of
our public school, has been very sick
Tho Good Templars will eive an an.
t.ertainmont tomorrow night entitled
"His Last Legs"
Albany has the railroad foyer. oc,a
stoned by tho 0harterinR OF y road
rom Emp0rla, Kansas, Via WIchika
FAILS, to some point In Texa,. and -
a olAny Is In a di 'ect line, no douht
she Will stand a good chauco Of Uettin~
the road. especially II she offers a mn
nus OF $4,000, which her citizers hmve
n contemplation. ''''S
/. With the exception Of foy eases M
moss. W '''N'
A move toward oloaninr IN thu
s!reets ~ bring msde by some ~ onr
citizens. This Ii a pieco Of puhiic an
Ierprlao that has been nascled lar .
eng time, Judging from thu amonnt
d uepris that has accumulatef.
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San ANTONIO, Oct. i7.-[Speclal.l i
A telegram TO Judge Morrison, 70.
coived from Pleaston, tho county scat
Of Atascosa county, says: Yesterday
ovoning young Walter MARI, brother
Of Judge d. A. Mari, and son Of Judge
q. II. Mari, was shot and killed by
John Yates, aged 10 years. Tho young
men had been drinking together and
quarrellod. In front OF Bower Bros.
store, the quarrel was renewed, and
two pistol shots were heard. People
running 70 the spot found young Mari
faintinR from the loss Of blood, which
spouted nom his arm In Q atream. He
was taken homo and q physician
called, but an artery had been cut, and
no had lost too much Of the life 6uid,
dying In few hours. Yates
stayed In town ill Mar died,
and then len. Il IL ssid
that he hes slnco come In and surren-
dered. In Ploasanton, quite orderly
little community, tho tragedy has ore.
ated fnsense .excitemenk Yates II
we'll connected, and the exceptionally
high standing Of the Mari faulty lOn(s
70 the afIalr = deeper interest.
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AT AUSTIN.
NEWSPAPER TO BE SUEDE
o'ericai Apfointmcnts-A school Fund
decision = Railways Not Alakipg
Keports--A Steamer Stood or
A Divorce Refused,
Hurt In Gu.

A- .,
AusIiN' oot. H--tSpeclal. me, ii.
II. Holland, OF Gainesville. ha. ha.,.
.pfoa".eu " y cierksnip In the depa art.
n'ens Oh education, Mr.. A. T. Thswoat
being promoted to oh;oY clar,
Tse attorney-gouorsI, rcoiyiny n 49,
superintendent OF education. ssvs.
"lnesmuch as the available schoo, s:rJ
apportioned to city may be applied t -
the erection of school buildinrs. II ri.
lows az necessary Incident fhst srch
fund may also be applied Ia tha T rswl
ment OF p debt incurred far schoo, sSr-
nlture. The law forbiddinp lha cra.t;c,,
OF a deficiency debt nrainst Tho s"nnai
fund applies only To districts and ;9 nn,,
munitiss." - oo''
The collectors Of Bosaue and Kandsu
counties settled to-day. -" 'A
The law REQUIRES ANNA, r.,a..
from railways by the ooth ~ p sh;s
month, but they are cominr in slnw
only ono having boon reoeivsd n ~,
Tho John b. Hood G ann Conssd srst: .
veterans held Meeting this sfssrro reU
and elected thirteen Regents \" ,msra
ago tho Confederate hons. smorr
them General Cabell, of Dallas. and -
I'd Lloyd, of Fort Worth. "u -
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TIE CITY ON THE BrAzss.
Heavy Cotton Transactlon--R Receipts to
Date $4,000 Baies.-After wkite--
Race judges Appsinted--Death OF q
Prominent Planter--Gonoral News

hc&vy COtton IrunsactlOn-- Receipts Ia
Date $4,000 Baies.-After white--
Race judges Appsinted-.Death or a
Prominent Planter onoral News
Notes.
WACO, Oct. T.-lSpsclsl.l The larg-
est cotton transaction of tho season has
Just been concluded here. Lessing,
Solomon Il Rosonthal sold to @. A.
King LOO bales Of cotton In ono lot,
for which no paid in cash s5l,S76. The
cotton receipts today by rail and
wagon will swell the receipts since
September | to 10000 bales. II Ia
known that up to noon the receipts
had reached 1858 bales, and when tho
footings OF rail receipts are made up ut
the several depots tonight, buyers are
confident the total will be at least 90
900, and probably moro. Prices TODAY
ranged from $40 to s 20.
10 Is asoertained that White, the car
penter who skipped with his wifo's
young sister, went rs far as Tyler on
tbs Texas u ST. Louis road, also that
no shipped hia case OF tools to a point
on the Houston & Texas Central rail-
road, Detectives arc after him, and no
Is liable TO be nabbod any day.
William Supp, the white man
charged with marrying a negro wo-
man, aud Jailed several weeks ago,
has been discharged, as the grand jury
did not find q bill against him. Ii
seems no escaped through some techni-
cality.
Wiley Jones, NJ. II. McLsren and
John w. Baker have been selected as
the Judges at tho races which will
como of at the Waco driving park In
November.
Captain James W. Tinsloy, ono of
the most popular planters In this
county, died this morning at his resi-.
denco In this CITY, aged 81 years.
The celebrated case OF Shirley va.
tho Houston & Texas Central railroad,
which has been litigated for over ID
years, comes up In the district court
Monday.
The "Black Flag" company held the
boards ut the McClelland opera.house
Tonight,
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Ahrenbeck oil mills being DESTROYED
by fire, which will throw about 50
working men cut of employment.
They were only insured for S27 900.
The mill was sold out for deb. about
threo weeks ago and bought in by
sampson Heidsnheimer, of Galveston
Gus Houser also lost his dwelling
sud shop. loss shout $4,000, with no
insurance.
u. z. Burton, one of tho butchers or
aered to leave town IN five days, pulled
MS freight last night. j. Mass refuses
70 60, and Nass has called on Sheriff
McDsde for protection. Their time
EXPIRED to-day. The sympathy of the
community 10 with the butchers.
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EonliAin.

BoSnAM, Oct. l7.--lspeclal. Tho
prosbytcry Of Paris convened al tho
Presbyterian church Friday at 2
o'clock y. M, and WAS opened with q
sermon by Rev. q. Il. Egleton, the ro-
firing moderator. Rev. j. II. Virgins,
or Texstltans, was elected moderator,
and Hon. ID. II. Love. OF Cooper, tenn
porary clork. Rev. y. ID. Campbell, ID.
y, OF Virginia, and Rev.
j. NJ. Gill, of Arkansas,
were received as members OF tho pros.
bytery. Mr.. w, II. MCCULLOUGH, n IL
oenttAte, was ordained 70 the full work
OF the ministry. Al 1880 y. m. tho
ordination sermon was preached by
Rev. X. II. Caldwell, Rev. ]. n. Coch.
ran delivered the chsrge and Row. j.
Il. virgins presided and offered the
oruinatiOn prayer. The different
churchos OF the city having offered
their pulpits 10 tho presbytery, the fol.
lowing will be flied: Morning SER
vice: Presbyterian church, Rev. ]. II.
virgins, Baptist church, Rev. ]. NJ.
Cochran; Methodist church, Rev. A.
y. Campbell, ID. d. Communion SER
vice; Revs. w. N. Dickey aud J. II.
skinner. Evening service: .Presbyter.
Ian church, Raw. ]. N. Cochran, Bap.
list church, Rev. ". n. Hooper,
Methodist church, Rev. j. N. Gil.
Ootson reosipts to date, 1859 bales.
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ing 1t impossible for the Kinks to mako

Rev. Il. b. Crisman will psoacb n,
the Cumberland Presbyterian ohnrch
tomorrow morning and, on account nj
the illness OF tho Rev. Mr.. Wherry. nj
Inc FIRST Presbyterian church at nirht
Mr.. Cfismsn has bought the Vslly
homestead, at tho corner OF Mulberry
ana Main streets, and will make tha,
his home. va"
The funeral Of Mrs. Jester took place
tnls evening from the Methodist
church. Il was the largest funers
seen here for many yeRrs.
Deputy Sheriff DoOlen returned thi,
morning from Comanche, brineins
with him Bob Hilhurn, who IL unde,
Indictment hero for assault with in.enI
70 murder. The prisoner was arrested
by the sheriff OF C0manche county. whu
autographed the fact to our officers,
IN tne mayors court James Miles
ior disturbing the peace, was fined
WOO and costs; A. G. Woodward. far
nghting in public place, was assessed
II and costs.
Night Policeman Holland to-day
rendered his resignation. His success.
sor VIII not DO appointed until the next
meeting Of the council.
Mr.. Henry Lucxs, who was reported
as dangerously sick last night, dad
and was buried to-day.
Advices from all portions of the
county Indicate that q groat deal Of
wheat will be planted this fall. Tho
advantages or quick and sure mar.
Ret, created by the erection OF the roll.
or mills hore, has given now imposus
10 This branch 81 agriculture, and tho
unreliabiiity OF tho cotton crop causes
our farmers to depend moro on di-
versity or products instead of an ni.
most absolute dependence on the cot-
ton plant.
The cotton seed oil mill IL doing at
present the heaviest business it has
ever done.. Fully 800 wagon Ionde OF
seea wore brought In from the country.
besides q great amount OF cottpn Reed.
Whlch the company gins for tho seed
or buys outright.
me narrow gauge pay car came In
Tonight and paid Off this station ana
tho hands at this point.
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Brownsville.

BROWNSVILLE, Dot. H.--[Spoclal.l-
A cattle thief named Antonio Con.
zilos, was captured yesterday at tho
Jsrrottndo ranch and brought In and
Jailed.
The night before last u stranger
named Watkins was entlced into a
negro house and was robbed OF his
clothing, watch, chain and money. He
LETT carly the next morning aud 40
lodged no complaint.
Felipt Volasquex was arrested 10.
day AZ tho Guadalupe ranch, above
MatanoraB, on tho charge OF being
one OF the nurderors OF Gortrudis Ma.
varro,
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Mckinney.

MCKINNEY, Dot. i7.--TSpeclal.l Bon
Low and one johnson were arrresrod
last night, charged with theft Of cotton.
johnson had taken the south.bound
train whom arrested.
Tho call Of tho criminal docket IN
finished, and Monday the call Of the
civil docket Will commence, tho Jury
docket being taken up first.
Inc square was crowded to-day with
10 brisk,
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Houston.

HOUSTON, Oct. l7.-[Special. IA rail
road laborer named George Raedol
last night attempted to commit q rape
upon tho person Of Mrs. Donolly, wife
oftho construction foreman, but waa
prevented by tho arrival OF assistance,
brought by her screams. He was ar
rested this nprnlng and 10 now In iail.
He was q boarder at the house.
Three $50 counterfeit bills have bean
passed upon citiz0ns hero to-day, but
nobody has been captured. They are
supposed to have boon put In circula-
ton by the followers OF the circus
which exhibited here to-day.
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iDg's entertainment, some of the fast
Young men of the town, who had inn.
ploed a little too much fighting fiuid.
Deea,ne ensaged in u pugilistic en-,
counter thar resulted in several black
eyes ana plea.y of work tor the Off
GERS this morning.
Jesse Robertson, the boy who was
i % by the Federal grand jury at
Jefferson recently, on charge of
opening and detaining letters while
carrying the mail between this place
snu Mount Vernon last soring, had
MS trial on Wednesday, and W as con-
viHted ana sentenced 10 five months in
jan. he was brought here apd iucar-
oerSled ~ the Titus county jail last
n,sat, where he will serve out the
sentence.
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Bowls, Oct. i7.-tspscial. THE case
Of the State Of Texas W. o. n, Fon-
drsa, charged with the mn rider OF
Crook, 2 year or move ago, was on trial
In the district court to-day, A Jury
was ompannolsd yesterday,
the case against Sid Irvine, charged
With murder, will DO called for trial
Monday. A very large number Of
Witnesses have been summoned.
:. There was . eplit.up among tho Al
lance farmers Thursday over the sale
or their cotton. Some OF them wanted
moro than our cotton buyora could
stand paying. and threats wsro made
70 tak9 tnsir cotton 10 0Ainssvilles but
y Ia likely Il viii iii b sold here. home
% Dbales wero .oold q nffvnfo oo1o
Zsstsrdsy; Oar 1qxse. laiS tiSn ~
~ e O. ~ ~ RI ~ - q
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Palestine.

PALHsrrSE, Oct i7.-[spsoial.-
+. N. L. Tanning, for several years Z
conductor ON the International 4
Great Northern, has been made yard.
~ mss.er OF tnst road FOR this city, 70 al
W vscsnoy caused BY Vie death Of
., Ms 4. ma, Mssshsws Of .hl. city died q
north OF the city, ysstsrday.
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Wills Point.

WILLS POINT, Oct. T-[Specisl. l.
Messrs. Hopper, Ridenour and Ellis
Miller are now receiving hera about
6,OCo head Of cattle, which they will
hold hore until the quarantine ia
rsiSod, when they will ship them TO
New Mexico.
Business is good to-day, and the
streets ere thronged with people.
Cotton bringing from $50 10 'S.75.
la the district court, Ivan Thomp-
son, coloredi on a charge of murder,
was convicted and given q life-tlme
sentence yesterday.
The Cooksrel murder case has been
continued. The Woodall, also muir.
dor case, VIII, perhaps, DO called Mon
day.
Tho cotton crop is turning on. better
than was expected.
The farmers arc making u strong
effort TO net out OF debt.
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Aurora.

AURORA, Oct. l1-Ispoclal.l i Yestsr.
~ ono OF our citizens took two bales
OF cotton to tho Decatur market. And
on DIS way homo, just a HE teern WA I
9 W on o. the bridge across the
west Fork, three mon With wells over
snelr faces, and drawn pistols, com
, mAnded him TO halt and hand over.
Lnclr manner being 10 impressive So
thvselIy DID both, but % soon g posSi-
pLe hs went back 70 Decatur sfter me
s s AND eiood-hounds, and Il q
hoped they will ovsrtaks the rascsis
~ nnc recover the cash. Hc lost ~ u
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Denton

DENTON, Oct. l7.-[Special. The
Farmera' Alliance, OF Denton county.
was in session here last night. The
meeting was private, but the reporter
learned that the principal topic under
discussion was the erection of o flour.
Ing mill AT this point, for which the AL
Ilanoe has 3 charter, capital stock $780,
900. Section |, article 3, of
the bylaws reads en- follows:
ANY member of tho Farmers
Alliance, in good standing, may sub.
scribe for end own stock ia the Ali.
ance Milling company, on the follow
ing conditions, viz: So shall consti-
tute one share, aud no member will be
allowed TO subscribe for more thsn 100
shares, and Section ., OF Article /, pro
vides for the election of 10 directors at
tue annual meeting of the Farmers'
Alliance of Denton county.
Cotton is coming in we'll, our mer-
chants arc doing good business and
COLLECTIONS are comparatively easy.
Mr.. ID. Kawsby has been Csnfined to
his room for some weeks by a severe
attack Of rheumatism.
Judge j. A. Carroll il in Gaines.
Vile.
j, M. Hutchinson has resigned his
position as chief deputy under Sheriff
Nc Donald, and has been succeeded bv
William Roberts.
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HouSr PEsAsASr.0ct. i7.--tspecisl.l
"A special hop was given at the Cab.
hst hotsl last night contrary 70 the
slnAes q CUR ohurch-gciug people, on
beouns q the prosractsd meeting
~ n psogrsss q ths Methodist
- - nssf ~ sless q Ne even
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Weatherford,

WEATgERFoBp, Oct. l7.-Special. i
Charles Pearre, o. Waco, United
States district attorney, passed
through this city last night, en- route
for Graham, where he goes to attend
court.
Captain w. Il. Morton, deputy
United Statosj MARSHALL and Il. A.
Weed, OF Dallas, left this morning for
Graham, with six United States prls-
oners, charged with murder and rob-
bery.
Cotton receipts to-day were very
light, only about 80 bslos being re-
ceived. Prices range from s 90 to $50.
The cotton receipts yesterday were
about l55 bales, prices ranging from
$50 to s IS. Total receipts to-dats arc
about d,025.
There Is light rain falling and tho
indications are that there will DO o
northor before morning.
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Harold.

HAROLD, 0ct i6.-tSpecial.l AIR,
w. T. Carpenter, Of Lucille Kirby
fs,nc, was married in this city laa,
evening. The ceremony was por.
formed by Elder McDermott, editor Of
the Panhandle Mirror.
Stock shipments from this point are
sent out this week.
The school 81 this place II In a -four,
ishing condition, with almost daily
additions. since tho school opened, q
number OF prominent business mon
have moved shoir families 10 Harold.
The prevailing idea II that tha Fort
WORTH & Dsnvsr. City Railroad c1m
pany vii build their road nom hero TO
ksSss. Ci.y: Il g, Hsrrc !: viii b the
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Sweetwater.

SwEErwArER, Oct. H..-lSpscial.l J.
Tho race made yesterday to DO run to-
day, between James Newman and
Riley Trent, was not run. Newman
paid tho forfei. and withdrew. Quite
number Of smaller races were made,
nndquite an amountoi money changed
hrnus.
Professor T. W. Chatnold IL ruits low
with typhoid fever.
Miss Addie Jackson Tate, Of Kyle,
Ia now regsining her health, after q 90.
rious aud protracted illness.
There has been no rain In this county
for nesrly four months, and stock
water IL scarce, but stockmen say that
the stock viii winter well.
Lieutenant.G Governor Gibbs IL In
town to-day, shaking hands with his
friends. He II net q candidate, how.
ovor.