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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1885-07-10

Mrs. Sarah n. Witt, white age 81
years,
Nick Trantham, white age 81 years,
accident
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Obituary Notices

Our friends must remember that we
charge for obituary notices, the rate being
one-han the rate usually charged for read
ing notices.
Oct. lott
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Notice.

Our terms are, all accounts due July
lst, and we expect you to come and
pay without our running after you.
iy ct. WATKINS IL PREWETT.
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Stock Breeders Sale, of Giles County,
Tenn.
JULY nth 1885.

Horses, Cattle, Jerseys and Shor
Horns, Sheep Southdown aud Cots
void, Hogs, Berkshire and POLAND
Cnna. y superior lot of young wet
bret tcoiters aud PAGERS. For cata
i'gue apply to ~
ID. :. MARTIN, Se5'ty.
iulvS -2t. Pulaski Tenn.
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Kanfed.

Two first-class statesmen, well ver5ed
in dry goods and clothing. None 9TH
er need apply.
jy 32t, l.. OTTENHEI1IER.
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Itch and Scratches Of every kind cured IL
80 miuuces by ~ oOlfOrl's Sanitary Lotion
Msrrnutt by Rains Son, Druggists, Co
Iumbla Tenn. mByl en-
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The "Gold'' French Yoke Shirts
are manufactured from the finest OBJ
tainable materials. They are cut
lengthwise of the muslin, have four
ply linen raised fronts reaenforced.
-Four ply neck-bands with handmade
button holes and patent faciDgs in back
and sleeves. Possessing all the latest
improvements, perfect in fit and Gle
CANT in finish, ard sold for 81 only.
The "Silver" shirts are manufacture
ed from selected materials. They are
cut Iengthwiss of the muslin, have
four ply neck-bands, improved raised
edge fronts and patent facjngs; possess
sing all the latest Improvements, per-
feet in fit and superior in finish, and
sold for So cents only.
The above shirts can only be fodS6
at
WOODBRIDGE IL WILKES
jIVI0tf Rathel House Block.
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MARRIAGES.
James Thomas to Alice Speed.
Prfnfer,s Stationary.

We have a complete stock OF printers
stationery, new press, and type of every
description. Job printing promptly execu.
ted at reasonable rates
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The First NnM Mheat.

On last Monday H. A. McLemOre
& Bro. purchased the first car load of
new wheat, brought to this market,
from Hu Brown, at So cents per bush
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0uR GuARANrv

&. 9. G. IL not warranted to cure fistula:
but when used for piIes, Us directed in con-
medicine "a package Of which is enclosed
with each bottle or q. q. G and lift fails 10
cure, the druggist from whom you purchase
ed Will refund your money.
For sale by W. p Woodbridge. jIylO 2t
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POSITIVE CUREFOR PILES.

To the people of this county we would
say we have been given the Agency Of DR.
MsrchisPs Italian Pile Dintment-ein pbat-
foally guaranteed To cure or money refund
ed-Internal, Blind, Bleeding or Itching
filos. Price SOC box. No cure, no pay.
FOR sale by I. 3. Rains Il Son, Druggists.
Aug22 ly
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1855. July LIST. 1855.

Please remember that our accounts
are all due and we expect prompt pay.
ments
jy 3 Ut. MCEwEN IL DALE.
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- ". JDOLJON.
THE venerable Dr.. Newell. con
We Don,t Expeet 70 Make Money

During July, we want to close out
our summer goods at unheard of low
prices. SeasonabIe dress goods, Nuns
veilings, white goods, light weight
cash meres, laees, hosiery, gloves &c.
Come along, name your prices, and
take the goods-gO they must.
jy 2t MCEwEN " DALE.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be SO
quickly cured by Fhiloh's CuIe, We guar
anteo ~ For halo by
maI6 ~ W. p. Woodbridge.
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Entire Satisfaction. We have used your
Mexican Female Remedy. IL gives entire
Ind.
For sale by ~. p. Woodbridge. jlyIO 1t
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1885. JnIy LIST, 1855.
DEATHS.

All accounts are now due, receipts
ready, payments expected.
81 jy 3 ct. MCEwEN 81 DALE.
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PEOPLES COLUMN.

MAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN IN THIS COL
jim. IT WILL SURELY PAY YOU. FIVE
oRNTs PER LINE BACH IlgsERTIor
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July 1, SO. Don't Delay. July 1, 's5.
But come at once ana get your re-
ceipts-we are ready for YOU.
Jy 3 q. MC EVEN d DALE.
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WOODBRIDGE IL WILKES
jIyI0tf Bethel House Block.
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Bilious Attacks Prevented - wish 70
add my testimony to your Invaluable med
iclne. It has been OF fncGlculable vatuo TO
"a self and family. thera Is u.zs gg.ssIielue
Comparable 10 10 In this slalRrial climate.
u has saved us several bilious attacks
Very respectfully J. ID. Anthony, T.. +.
Eastman Dust, Z. Ga. Conf. NJ. L. q. Houth,
July q. 1882
jIylO2s For sale by ". p Woodbridge
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver COM ptCint? rhilOhB NtIalizer is
guaranteed 10 cure yOu. For sale by
mat6 Iy W. Z. Woodbridge.
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CHuLJARTNE

Six IOnih5' suffering Cured IL suffered
for aOOut SIX months with chills and fever
and tried ev-Ty thing that was recommend
cd. bat Chillariue was the only medicine
could ind that permanently CURED me.
lSsf.
For SHELBY ~. r. Woodbridge. jISIO 2t
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Ayers Pills possess the positive virtues of
some or the best known medicinal plants,
prepared ADD com bIned with scientific NJ
IT, jecting he crude and drastic portions,
ana retaining only the active principal
the part which cures and does not harm.
II you are sick try them. II
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

-Protracted meetings for The Bigty
vile circuit:
Hurricane, 4th Sunday in July.
Enterprise, LIST Sunday III July, and
dedication of church by Rev. II. g.
Reams.
Bigbyville, 4th Sunday in August.
Porter, 1st Sunday in September.
Rev. DIR. GOodloe is expected 10
assist at Hurricane, Rev. II. B. Reams
at Enterprise, Rev. N. j. hiabry at
Porter, and Rev. w. j. Collier at Big
byville. The latter will have the
quarterly meeting during the week
Aug. 26th, Rev. L. J. Duncan in
charge. Other preachers have been
and will be invited to assist, but no
other promises are given as yet. We
expect q revival at each church.
S. NJ. CHERRY, Pastor.
Rev. II. a. Gray will preach at
Smyrna Saturday night, Sunday
morning and evening, and every night
during the coming week.
There will be IA Sunday school
mass meeting at WilliamspOrt the
fourth Sunday night in July. Ad-
dresses by Hon. J. II. Russell and Dr.
w. A, Smith. All Sunday school
workers are invited.
J. G. Bolton.
The venerable DR.. Newell, con-
Quoted the morning service at st.
Peters church last Sunday, admins
tering holy communion. This below
ed and hOnored divine, although very
aged, delights in administering the
Lords Supper and conducting the ser
vices of his faith. DIR. Newell is re-
spected and loved by all who nov
him and his friends hope he may con-
tinue in the. enjoyment Of health and
happiness.
Rev. J. II. Strayhnrn will hold a
protracted meeting ut HOustons School
House including 3rd Sunday in July
assisted by the Rev. :. NJ. Cherry
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Letter List.

Remaining in the Post Office, in Colum
bia, Tenn, for the week ending July 10th
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DAUGHTERS, WIVES AND MOTHE

I-71s-I9
We omphsticRlly guarantee DR.. Marchi-
SIS OathOllon, a Female Remedy, TO cure
Female Diseases, suCh P Ovarian troubles,
Inflammation and Liberation, Failing and
Displacement or bearing down feeling, Ir-
r9SuIaritesr Barrenness, Change of Lie,
LeuCOIThCea, besides many weaknesses
springiIig from the above, like Headache,
Heating, Spinal weakness, sleepIessne cas-
Nervous debility, PaIpitation Of the heart
&c. For sale 10y Druggists. Prices, 81 and
Sl.JO por bottle. send IO DIR. J. b. Marchfsi
Utica. N. Y, for Pamphlet. free. For sale
b. =. y. Rains " Son Drugyists Au2l-lv
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LUMBEK LUMBER nZLUMBER y!

We do repair work on carriages cheaper
and better than 1t can be done elsewhere in
the state
Jlyl0 2t COLUMBIA BUGGY Co.
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Attention business Men

Bill heads, letter heads, statements, cards
promptly sAd neatly printed a. this ofies
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Very Much BenCntted.-I bought a bottle
OF Mexican Female Remedy for my vie,
Hnn IL hes bonefitted her very much. VIM.
q. Dtewry, Bynchs, Va Aug. 2, 1854
JlyiO y For sale Ivy W. r. Woodbridge,
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Loeb q Nook, Memphis, viii estab-
lish q steam lcundry in that city,
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FOR BALE

FOR BALE.
one Registered Devon COW, one Devon
ball and heller calf, % mich cows, grade
Jersey helieTs, and grgde HolHtein calves.
Apply to
W. 2. HOWELL;
mar6Lt miles West of Columbia
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MnnL CARDED.

we are now prepared TO do tirst-elass GUS
,orn oarding at reduced prices, aud respect-
fully solicit your PATRONAGE. Tor csfolns5
wool D cents per pound FOR Sc,suIlhG 80. 49,
cardlDG 6t5 cents PR pound, We IpHnt
aIi sngT aud oil at actual cost 10 OR Gus
TONER All WOOL delivered al the iActofy
IN ColurB bis, Tenn -. -
g,,,s.l
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BTBIE BRIGADE.
og, King of Bashan, slept an iron bedstead.

og, King of Bashan. slept an iron bedstead.
Dent. 8: II.
Jacob served IA years for Rachel.
Tie seven churches of Asia were Ephesus,
Smyrona. Pergamos, Thyatira, Sardis, Philadel-
phia. Iaodecia. Rev. H.
John was lifted up by angel, but it Was Lot
who was led by one. Sec Gen. 10: i6
The middle verse OF the Bible is the Sth verse OF
the isih Psalm 1t is better to trust in the Lord
than to part confidence in man Dean c. Dutton.
What man ate honey out of lions carcass?-
VIM. Il. Breidenthal
What mother watched the dead bodies of her
seven from barley harvest till the rainfall,
seven months Dean O. Dutton. Augusta, Wis.
l. What King regned longest in Jerusalem and
what was his mother S manner 2. Whose daughters
were commanded to marry in the tribe of their
father? and why Ruth S. Wilson, Oakland Cross
roads Pa.
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no doubt that there were numerous cases Of the
kind.
II. L. Lamb. T0avnvlle, Pa. offers to donate one
years subscription to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE to
the person sending him the best composition on
this subject: Can man be a man without he Is q
man." Compositions must be not less than five
nor more than fifteen pages To be decided jan.
i, 1885, He would like picture of each competitor.
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TEACHER or PREACHER.
PATIENT CLEANERS.

James E Alger, Swsmpscott, Mass. 6; Carl Rob-
erts Washington, Iowa, 3; A. j. Dickson 3; Henry
U. Evans, Topeka, Kan. 2; A. G. Mitchell, Besh-
any, H. 4.
Harvard College. Cambridge Mass Is the oldest
institution OF learning IN the United States. Pro-
jec:ed 1885; established ls3s.
The monument Of Maj. Andre a British SPY ex-
ecuted by Gen. Washington, erected by Cyrus w.
Field at Tsppan, ~. Y. has been for the second
time blown up by dynamite.
ST. Petersburg, the Capital of Russia, founded
1903 is situated the left bank Of the River Neva
and on the islands adjoining. Population in 1870,
e67 026
Montreal was taken by Montgomery Nov. I3 I775
The first experimental railroad built at
Quincy. Mass. 1867, for carrying granite.
When Was the first Lucifcr match made Elsie
HeTrick, Pieasantviiie
What is the oldest city in the world?-Wm. T.
Breidenthai, Summer. Ill.
To what party did George Washington belongf
Jacob G. Feasel, BettsviiIe, D.
When, where, and by whom was indigo intro
duoed into the United States Carrie Williams,
Ciarksville D.
]. Who termed "Aght- Horse Harry? 2.
What British commander defeated and killed
by backwoodsmen7-J.E Il. Lansden, A G. Mitchell,
Bethany. III.
The first blow struck by the colonies for freeGosu
was on March 2, l77O mob collected, armed with
clubs, and proceeded To King street (now State
street, Boston, crying Lei tis drive oat the ras-
Gals They have no business here; drive them cuti
Meaning the English. .''-Goodrich, DID, 49,
The coloDists struck their first blow for freedom at
Lexington, Mass. April, l715.
IL was the statue of George III that was run into
bullets.
81. Peters Cathedral and Vatican Palace at Rome
she largest budding In the world.
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rIHU All Fits stopped free by DIR. Kiine's Great
IliD, Nerve Rcstorer. No Fits after first days
Marvellous Treatise and T. 90 trial bottle free
Fit Send Dr. Kline, y3 Arch ST., Phila. Pa
Mention The National Tribune
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CAN | OBTAIN A PATENT ?

You ascertain your invention is patentable by
sending to GEORGE T.. LEMON, of Washington,
d. C. description and rough sketch (if you CAM
model of your invention and upon receipt OF the
he will make examination and inform yOu 10
whether In his opinion. yeur invention is and pat
entabe and if 1t is advisable to proceed with the
For this information and examination cayge
you desire full report and copies of previous patents
Or there any) which appear to be similar yOur
yentiea, YOU should have made Special Examina.
ton, the charge for said examination being 50. An in
yentor should always take advantage of this special
made and filing formal application papers in the U. 8.
Dafa
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grain gives nearly or quite as much weight as
the straw. With oats and barley the grain is
usually in excess of the straw SO far as weight
is concerned In the rye crop straw usually
weighs more than grain, and near good mar
ket is often worth moro.
Every farmer should have workshop and
the necessary tools to work with. He will
rapidly learn to attend to most of his own re-
pairing OF the ordinary implements and ma
chimes upon his premises instead of incurring
the delay, expense and uncertainty Of depend
ing on professionals at distance. A person
becomes very expert in the use Of good tools
after short experience, and may thus save
many dollar without consuming any time
necessary for the usual demands of the farm.
The most extensive cabbage farm in the
world is near Chicago. II consists of 1870 acres
in the cabbage district as it is called, which
comprises $500 acres Of rich, heavy soil, espe-
cialiy adapted to cabbage culture. 1t requires
1,114, 600 plants to set the 100 acres and, count
ing those used in resetting, 20,0OOO0O for the
whole district under cultivation. The bulk of
the crop is sent South, in box-cars, to supply a
demand which exists after the consumption of
the Southern crop, which, owing to the climate,
cannot be stored for future use
The opinion seems quito PREVALENT that
the deep milker is poor feeder for flesh when
not yielding milk, but we have never known
such q case. The deep mixer must be a Wig
Orous eater and digester of food, and this food
will lay on flesh when the milking period is
ended. The opinion is based upon the penuri-
GUS and unthrifty practice of putting cows
upon short rations as soon as they are dried off.
She is in thin flesh at the end of her milking
and called poor feeder because she does not
become heshy on half ration. Give her lib
eral feeding, and there will be no doubt of her
capacity to lay on fesh.-NaiiOaal Live Stock
Journal
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Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by purify
ing the blood and building up the system.
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NO FOREIGN PRESCRIPTION.

FRIENDS OF THE CLUB: While would not pro-
hbt foreign immigration, would Prohibit all who
would not take the oath of allegiance. Let cor
daily welcome all who come TO shores to make
themselves homes and become true Americans
whether they be Caucasian Mongolian. But
would favor amending the oath of citizenship so rs
10 have the latter renounce idolatrous worship.-
W. K. CTookhouse, Cambridge Neb.
FRIENDS THE CLUB: Harry Moser should give
the name Of his tribe nhe Is American "a bo-
rlginel; otherwise, j am good American as
American.-Charles Hohier, Fort Niagara. n. Y.
FRIENDS OF TIE CLUE: Grace C. Lewis expresses
my views; Harry Meser does not. The idea Of pro-
hibting all foreign iminigrationi Our forefathers
fought and bled that this might be free country
not only TO the Caucasian race. but TO the whole
world-L- L. HGwley, Earnesyille, MINI.
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WHAT WILL A PATENT COSTp

IT, after special examination, you advised that
invention Is patentabe, send the estimated Of
the drawings and sl5 70 pay the first Government fee
The application will then be prepared, filed and prose-
Patent Office Examiner admits the liability Of the
invention the is officially allowed.
After the application has been declared to be
able The attorneys fee OF 30 due but before the
thus making the total cost Of patent in ordinary
(exciusiye of drawfngs) S65.
special examination and report will cost s. which
amount is applied part of attorneys fee should ap
plcation for patent be proceeded with within 20 days
from date OF special report.
The attorneys fee is only contingent in whore
special examination has first been made aud fayora
bic report rendered.
Thus you know beforehand whether you are going to
secure patent not, aud attorney fee is charged
unless patent Is obtained An attorney whose fee de-
pends his in obtaining patent will not advise
that invention Is patentabe uues5 really is
far his best judgment aid In determining the
question; hence rely the advice given after
special examination. Design Pa tents and the Regis
trasion Of Labels, Trade Marks and Reissues
secured. Caveats prepared and filed Applications in
reviv0r OF Rejected, Abandoned or Forfeited Cases
made Very often valuable inventions saved in these
patent and failed skiful handling Of the case
may lead to success Send . written request, sd-
dressed the Com missioner of Patents that he reconzs
GEORGE f. LEMON, of Washington ID. c., your attor-
about the date of filing application An examine
ton and report viii cost nothing. Searches made
for title to inyentionsin fact Information relating
tD patents promptly furnished Copies OF patents mailed
this Office has been in successful operation since 1S6s and
the benefits Of experience besides
reference be given 70 actual clients In almost
County in the United States upon request
Opinions given regarding validity Of patents searches
made; Assignments and Agreements drawn and all
patent business transacted.
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CITD1 for epilepsy fits in q hours Free 10 poor
pUuI DR.. Kruae NJ c. 1886 Hickory ST., St Louis, No.
Mention The National Tribune
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duly notified of the times and places of the exami-
nations. which held at different times and
places.
j. B., Ssarucca, Pa.-When q widow or depend
ent mother sister remarries she forfes her pen
sion and she cannot again be restored to the PEN
sion roll, under any circumstances by reason of the
service or death OF the soldier for which pension
was originally granted.
G. g., Westieid. N. "a soldier drawing a PEN
sion applies for increase. II it Is allowed does the
said soldier receive pay back to the filing of his
claim for increase, or only from the time IL Is al
lowed by the Pension Office. Ansscer From neither
date. If claim is based on the same disability for
which pensiOned, the increase will commence from
the date of Examining Surgeons certificate.
l. NJ H., Delphi, Ind.-A soldier enlists Nov z,
1861. i'm Co. e. 18th Regiment. and serves until
March 49, 1868 and is discharged for disability. He
eniists again Aug. z, 1863, and is mustered out
titled to a bounty? And if So under what act !?
Anstoer. No. No bounty due for first enlistment,
because he was discharged prior to two years serv
ice for disability other than wounds. No bounty
due for second service, because the enlistment WAS
for less than one year.
g. W r.. Harlan, Iotca.-1. have been q PEN
soner for gun-shOt wound just below the knee,
and received $40 q month. Am / entitled to any
mOre3 q have received 500 bounty. Am not
entitled to land warrant? Ans,eer l. You may
be. 1t depends upon the degree of your disability
shown in the certificate of the Examing Surgeon.
q No land warrants are issued for services in the
late war.
ID. H.. Hmnseston, Iolca.-1. applied for increase
of pension have been examined. How long will
have to wait before will be informed as to whether
the certificate of the Examining Surgeon? 8. l
served in the Regular Army since the Am
eligible to membership in the CART Anssrer.
/. See reply to NJ. G. w. above. 3 Yes. 8. No, If
your enlistment was after April 9. 1865.
ID. g., Eariton, kan.-Is q soldier who was not
mustered into the service of the United States but
who served in the militia of the State of Missouri
against the enemies Of the United States, and
such was in action several times, eligible to be-
come a member of the q Arr Ansseer. Yes, pro-
viding his command was subject to the orders Of
United States General officers.
j. A. g., Fort Ann, N. Y.-Who is the General Of
pay and title? Ansscer. We have no General
u. 8. A. Philip II. Sheridan, Lieattenanf-G General
U. 8. A.. 10 at the head of the army. His pay is
3ll 900 year.
c. TB., Plymouth, Mass.-Is there . case on rec
ord where a man was drafted into the service of
the United States, and was commissioned after
serving q private? Ans,per. We presume so.
We do not know how you can find out. but we have
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MIDLOTHIAN, july l,-lSpecial.l-
Tho engineering corps of the Fort
Worth & New Orleans Railroad hovo
completed tho survey 90 Mansfield,
and viii reach this place Monday
evening. ,.,.
A match gamo OF base bail played at
this place to-day between the wax
ahachie "ClimaSn nino and the Mid
lothian "Shoo Elys,N resulted in a
score of 2 to 0 IN favor OF the Midlo-
THAN bows, The "Shoo Flys" will
cross bats with the Ovilla club to-mor-
row, and in tho event Of victory Will
send a challenge TO Hillsboro and
other cities. The boys are in good
trim and present bowitchiug appear
ance IN their now uniforms.
The Ennis and Waxahachie tiro
companies are hero en- route to Hills
boro,
The first wheat brought to this mar
kat was purchased to-day by Mr.. H.
Il. Alexander AZ 10 cents per bushel'
Quarterly meeting for this circuit
convenos ut tho Methodist Episopal
church tomorrow.
Recent improvements have been
made, and the Methodist brethren can
boast of one OF the finest church edl-
fees in the State.
Myrlads of little millers have mado
their appearance, and farmers arc
dreading the ruinous bou worm