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The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

SPINACH prepared after This method
is certain to give satisfaction; Boil the
spinach in salt and water until tender.
Drain in the colander ard chop ire.
Season well with pepper and salt. F0x
each quart Of chopped spinach PIT Two
tlblespoonfais Of butter and one q 90uE
in a frying pan. When this has cooked
smooth, and before it has become
Drowned, add the spinach. SIR scc
five minutes; then add half > czgZ &
cream OF milk, and stir thz=e @cz1ss
longer. Arrange n = uozn3 &C 4 Lot
dish. Garush with 5 wrs41 * 14rt-
boiled eggs al the b&ss 4zd 5gIs1 me
top with another wrs&1n- SerTs lsh
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

81 az We Al M -s
L1s EsaEAr 1taIv sesn
OF yCanaaR-aE x. s4
u V1ts1 4sls Hea -hEugIna
To 1eaIslT Is4n lGr
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

Dl11f he say how large a piece?'
~ 1ui I know that isn't half large
aIg1pg.h Ms hit him with the whole
Eaas ct fls dashboard at once and that
HgG 5s;xz 10 cover the clip"
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"T used FOODS sarsapartiA !sst sprng ana osn
truly say h helped me very much. To those suf-
fering VIM Billions complaints, nervous prostrs-
ton, or rheumatism, ! earnestly recommend it.
MRS 2 CARPENTER, Kalamazoo, Mich.
ST was seriously troubled with hfu0usness snl
sour stomach; had no appetite, and nothing tasted
good or natural. Hoods SarsaparHa gave me per-
manent relief" c. L. BABBIrr, Syracuse, ". Y.
81 took Hoods sarssparllfa u the spring, when
I was so weak I could not DO any work. Ihad not
a particle Of faith in 1t, but it has made a new
person Of me, and all ] ask Is for a person to ~
one bottle to see its quick eGect.r MRS. Q. A NJ
HUBBARD, North Chill, Monroe Co, n. Y.
Strengthen the System
81 had become very much y1n down, AMI gen.
orally out of ORDER, was very bilious, aud nv liver
and kidneys we're more or less dersnged. A few
bottles Of HOODS SarsapafillA built noe right up
and put new life into me. Imost cAserfulg rec
ommend Hoods SarsspariIIa 10 the Ike Affected"
w. X. S%TAYNER, Cambridgeport, Mass.
Hoods sarsaparilla gave me nes Ire ami re-
stored ne to my woHted health and strength
WILLIAM Ii. CLoU0H. Tlton. n. n.
"When ] began taxing Hoods Sarsaparlla was
dizzy when I got mp in the morning, had a head
ache and had no appetite; but now / can Hgrdy
get enough cooked to eat" ENNA SHEPARD,
Coral Street, Worcester, Mass.
'During the spring and summed I was troubled
with biiousness ana loss Of appetite. was adj
vised to try Hoods Sarsaparila, and did so with
the best results. l have recommended it to a
great many OF my customers, 10 whom it has given
entire satisfaction" e X NoWLAED, Druggist,
Indianapolis, Ind.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

Having experienced a great deal Of
"%Iroublel" from indigestion, so much so
hat came near losing my
TsEy
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

Att Or aHE -3H1Igi H-la 5e- x,ucH
s.E l=lz .ras- zaE4sr an .G-I1 wax Buaullt
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

THEsg breakfast s3aas ~ T4ry zsct@
Put q piece Of butsaE Ire ci II =gT
INTO a quart Of milz SID "a M4 1k
become warm enough TO Es.5 Us lz-
ter. Stir in -four sufficient 70 make 3
stff batter and add two teaspoonf1is Of
salt. Dissolve one-third of a cake Of
compressed yeast in a little warm water
ana NIX with the batter. Cover tightly,
LEI it stand in q warm place oven night,
and Try on a griddie.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

N0Eslslr4E HUI a4Ng@s y lie u II
indulgence OF folv.
lE~ PortSNr.
Hsz1 Fzz TEsE " @yge New TzcG EEF- s5re
asEsE zErressGE EaE S. =krE5z zrs g
AZ ias oraBd UsieA HacsL CDsz1z rA3a C-z-
-. Dare5.
$50 a4aAas -aeaA t1ssa - G = aass g o1s
a5Lkrs EZs L watts Ter So
1G- TsEz ElaZ tasEEsae Zssn1E-gs Ezgga-.
EW1 t5= 5esE E#rss as aAEas AL sFTBa@
"A 4,Csb1 g. H. sesGsz. tAL-es CHA re .rllsr
n esq amer - aHe -Egt ELCG 1HzA aizl u
~ eGI4r Esl-:aEts nls z lHs aU-
EEA-xsrbe1az k1I ksrzta s7 hEs
Tsry ss,ssy rsltia5 E1sa AL ruz1
~ 4 s44s -oRa
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HUMOROUS.

Mas. BRraar guest at a little dinner)
-"Ob. 1 am SO glad Mrs. Dash has
come"
MIR. Bright 90 "Why, my dear, /
thought you and she were great social
rivals.
I'VE are.
"Aud, worse than that, she is a par.
iieular favorite with our host, Mr.. De
Klumsey, and may be given the place
of honor at the table. That would be
Notifying"
"On tue contrary, that is why | sm
so glad. In this house the host does
the carving, and the place Of honor, as
you know, is at his right hand"
''But what Of that2'
at viii be her dress, not mine, that
gets splashed all over with gravy this
tune
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None genuine without a bunch Of green Hops
on The White abel. shun all the vile, poisonous
stun with Hop or Hops In their name.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

Idieness - always DesSs =zsa aEoGBls.
Persistent laboE alkOzs n aZs .oT I1s
ndulgeRee OF follv.
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

Nv trouble always came after eating an
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-05-02

Tn. Dahl FOB SowrSo SEED. This
puts the seed precisely where it ought
to be, about an inch and q half below
the surface and the passage of the drill
spouts through the soil mlngles the soil
together and drops the seed exactly
where kae fertilizer can be reached.
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Par 5, Sept. l6.--Ispeclsl.. sheriff
Gum now possesses two very fine
blood hounds, receiving them yester-
day fran Galuosvil,o.
Heavy aud continued iaius arc ~.
inv, rotSrdiug cot m picking.
ore hundred nd eign.y bales of cot
ton on Tho square yesterday, Price,
IS BOO cents,
NJ Tom Craig received by rat three
OF his famous horses yesterday IRON
Chicago, where they have Deou max
Ing a roc record FOR themselves;
"Bud Diokorsou 2:Hrt; "Oex-
,arp a. Gnu "B'ack Jlc,"
2.e,,.. me he. es were taken
in metiltely , ;he fairs ovnds, wno,o
tbey will 60 ioi, I alniu' Tor the o q.
tober races. Mr.. New hirter IL ia
charge OF several ilvers already upon
tho bound, Be-, Maud being ono OF
thon.
Tho city tax, az fed by tho city
council yesterday, ior tDo coming ifs.
cI yea, IN 20 cNnts upon the Slt) -
cen,s } Moe6 current expenses, %
cents for FREQ chool pun 1908 aud -
cents Tor public improvements. Tho
value of taxable civ prone, v ~
SIS. y. A poll tex OF 81 IL also levied
upon every malo between tho years o.
Is and =, A canvass of tho mailer ol
r's,lou gives, AZ the result, 1869.
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L.OngvIcW.

LoNcv-Ew, Sept l6. - Especial -
Hcrdly atwo thirds vote was polled at
tho eloc, Ion hore yeIterday. there :
Ing but SCI cast, against IA AZ the
preside entail ele ,tion. Tho vote ara nst
prob blt,on wf7 ;c,; for prohibition,
I'D. The lot lr numbec Ia a surprise to
everyone, as 20 was the highest n,n =
DO. eSr ecsed by tho most hore.ul.
k"goro precinct csr.le Prohibition
by wen ma oiity. The ccunt.J has
probably gone against prohibition by
botwt IN : } aud majority. This
WIS exposed by tho voters on 9TH
sid IS; and why, In u county whose
colored vo' RS outnum5er tho white,
and whom II IN known beforehand
what tho result Is to be. tho &C IL Of sr
cleo, on Is saddloi upon the county,
bonil the I'M diligence of the average
taxpayer I, answer. Tho question
VIII again DO up for the consid GRAFTON
OF The voters next year.
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THE uEATHFN CEINEr,

How tho Celostials OF tho Pacific Slope
Wc.e Ea'oly Interrupted In Tae,r
Preparations to Ship Hons the bodies
OF Their eid brethren.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IL. --rho holrl-
bio wholesale practice tue Ch'aese
have committed under the vegy nose
OF tho city ities, has created
deep and intense excitement. Tho
knowledge that such a mass Of pulri-
faction was lying exposed In The We. y
heart OF tho city, while, a. tho same
time, The dralaage and sewurs OF tho
city are known to bs in au unwhole-
some aud filthy state, created feellny
OF fear for the health OF tho city. AT
tlr all the b. YES couta riny tho re-
mains of ,ho dead Cinnamon had be en-
removed 10 The TOrgue, Tie ny c0ro.
per was in l.yiGwed In regard h the
matter. He STA THAT whom ha @, ri yed
AZ tbe cel's,', IN which tiie ,yes were
stored, ADD whore tho purified re-
ma'ns which lad SIN ~ be | h'ed,
were lying. be set ., work with a
ha' lei break open tho box, and
there We're f)me co he lies In s'l.
Each Of them cont alpeda tn case In
which were cr'e,J'ly ro''ed IN In
oVed oI0.iIs q pumi " 81 huilan bones.
smaller bones and long ssi ~ OF hkii
were wrapped up IN serlra'3 pa cells
and placed thin he lager oncI. On
The on, Hldo OF the box W; q label IN
name Of the person. while living, 80
that the romains copld DO clp'med by
relatives on arrival la Ch'ua. AIR
hSviug oper cd several cases, tho coro-
ner concluded - se'.e the wto,e lot
and remove thom 10 tho morgue, and
oypiess wagons were called. Willie
tho cases were being Pile ,ed on the
wsgous some OF tho bodies
oiled of TO the pavement
broeklug them aud leaving tle bono
esq )sed 10 view. A crowd had as
sembad. nd having loarued the cause
., tho excitement, irmocd on tho
| mos AID Ia thor INDIGNATION troi
thcm ucdec foot. Tho )lico quickly
''ssso, cd aud the loading conllnued
w,,tout Interruption, and tho
10 u7'ns wor0 removed 10
tie morsJe. Most os me
Jokes contaiu',y renslps were. on
aminstiop, found - have come
fIom cities in tue interior OF lhe state,
aud remains were srpred from theie
70 Ssu Ftsuc'tc0 IN comMon tea
boxes. Those that caWe from the IN.
terror are boiled aud prepared before
shipment, 30 that DO otor IL rsrcsp.
;ible on route. Only those removed
from San Francisco cemeteries have
flesh s,ill on tbom whom brought to
tho preparation cellrr. IL was tue ia.
tentlon to have Shipped oil these ON
The steamer Guy OF pekln, which
gals SR.r~day ueSt. II Is rumored
that the CDinc o WI bring action
against the totoners for tue removal
OF tho boIes and remains.
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A Grand Opening Tonight

For severa, weeks past carpenters,
painters and decorators have been
busy as bees retittlng tho Board Of
Trade saloon aud billiard hall, ON tho
northeast corner Of Main ami Austin
streets, and 20 FAY that they have con.
ven .ed 1t Into palace of q place, with
au the comforts attaching, but family
expresses II. IT'S, ia so many words,
q bran pew place In every
respect, save Its veteran proprietors,
Messrs. Purdy " Randall, VINO have
ny thelr energy, honesty, pluck and
the hand'iug OF only first.clsss liquors,
wines and cigars, bnllt upa booming
trade. Mr.. Fat O'Keefe, tho veteran
miSo'ogisf, and the proprietors, each
OF whoai arc thorough ssloonists, at
tenu me bar, and glsstH not only get
iho very beat served to
suit the taste OF tho most fas.
iidious, but receive every possible
courtesy. The large hall, which IL
brilliantly lighted by ~ gas gets, Is
amply Supplied with billiard tables Of
superior iroko. They hRvo attached
to the rear OF their place Of popular
resort, 4 chon-aouse, 30 called, which
IL In reality 3 tirst.class restau-
rant, which las D0en lessod by
MI. Wi'liam Piper, veteran In tho
culinary limo, who understands how
TO cale- 10 tickle the palates of the
public. lie Will Keep on hand fish,
game, oygters and tho best the market
Affords. Two rooms have been ole.
gantly fitted up, In tho second story,
~ part OF tho restaurant, where
La IL
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A GAY LOTHARIO
Deserts His Family aud E,opss With a
Widow; squanders Her Mone5
and Deserts Her.

Widow; squanders Her Mone3
and Deserts Her.
NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-ISpecial. j.
Thomas Johnson, who has led some
whas noted career, was arrested by
Court Officer Miller this morning and
brought before Justice Naehr, on the
charge Of grand laroency. About SIX
mouths ago 'ohnc IN, who IL a paint IF,
aud resides ON Grant street, near Loii-
mer, With lis family. eloped with Mrs.
Deli +. Hanf J., a widow of Blk days,
and fogother they went to Austin,
Texas. They took with thom $7OCl },
won was Insurance money paid 10
rs' Fanan after her husbands
th. They established o hotel in
stlp, which did not prove pay ing
,estmeas. Ga April 9th, johnson
L Mrs. Hanan, taking with
m, she alleges, $3.50 OF
nor money. Re como direct
to Now York, and by mower OF att o.-
ney vestsd in him by Mrs. Hanan 80 d
on May 0 tho b 'd,ngs and four lots
Oh Graham avenue, near Bavard
street. Mrs. Catherine Reilly, and
MIS-. hanan alleges that he retained
the amopnt.whlch he received. When
Mrs. Hanan found that her lover had
Nv her, sho got together money
eaough to return TO this city, only to
find that Der property had peen sold
4 " % that sho was penniless.
Night before last Mrs. Hanau wont
to visit \ Mr.. Little, Of tho "Mispah"
Council, )gion OF Honor, OF which
her hush I'd had been a mem.
her, at No. Az R,ss stree
There she meet Mis-. Johnson, " .fe OF
the man sho had eloped with. Hot
words followed the meeting, and a free
light was narrowly avoided between
Tue two. Mrs. Hanan obts.ued war
re 1t for J0hnson's arrest from Justice
Naenr, which was given - Court
Officer Miller , execute. OHicer Mil
lor went to Mr.. Ltttle's residence, rep.
resenting himself as tho fol- eman OF d
brewery, and learned that johnson
We living at I'LL Lexing IN avenue
New, YORK. There he met Johnson
but a. his warrant hGd not been en-
dorsed by a New York magistrate, b,
was unable =, arrest him. Ha DC
John, IN that he was a clerk TO
> Inetder, an undertaken, and TIM
n Schne' wanted John
do some work 70
N. Johncon agreed 10 mee
OHcsr Miller, at the Grand Street
ferry, this morning, aud did so. Ii,
was a.. est sd aud brought before JUS
tics Naehr. He plepdsd not gailty tC
o charge OF grand larceny, anu his OK
animation WIS set down for Septem
Der q. He was required to give bond
In the sum offs }.
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CIeenv Vie.

GEEENN LIE, Sept. 16,-[Speoial.' -
Last night lamp was broken in jim
Auderson's So oou, and the o., igpit-
Ing, SO GUS fire was iminent. The
fire bel W. tourded nd the company
called out. but was not needed, ~ the
live.y ar d enerqei. efforts Of fow,ex.
tIngU shed tho flames. A billiard table
was q little scorchod ny the iesplt.
Mrs. y. s. Mayo who Is visiting
isiends here, he's been cutie sick for
several days but Is at tois ,ime I'M
p.o wing.
Rev. Mr.. Cochran is conducting u NC.
ca of meetings Mt the Cumb erlaud
P.osov orian chp"ch this week.
Hr. Dr'.o Harrison, one of our
vorthlest young men, leaves lbis even.
Ing for Mckinney, where he has am.
ploy ment with the Colin County Di
u 'ds ,mpany.
1t h been raining here nearly all
day and has caused a relax alton in the
~ IN trade, which has bean vei :
brisk ell the week. SiSLy-th~ee bales
msrkef yesterday.
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ATLANr., Sept. 10. -tSr :c.al. = Sol
Taylor, who lives three miles north oil
L,odon, thee ounty scat OF Cass county,
was &c day sentenced to the ponitor.
Hary or soven years for tho robbing OF
our county treasurer, kinkcaid, last
heb cary, OF SG) In money, besides
ca9oks 70 the amount OF SCI or $500.
romTaylor, Sol'sbrother, wasg' rested
a. tho same Time for assisting In the
,bt iy. His csst Games up ,.morrow.
lpi,eu Sla,cs Detective Duncan, &,
pa'las, 10 In Linden. and IL is rumorod
ina moro arrests will DO made. Elk.
berson Il Armlslead of Jeilci Jou, nro
representing tho deiendan while II,
y. aud II. A. o'Nosl are assisting
DlsAlct Attorney j. l.. sheppard In
tho prosecution,
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NJ nicola Sept. l6.-ISpotls MIR.
X. d. Lew, Jr, OF ong view, Texas,
q promls,pg young law yer, passed
IT, opet . day, on bis way TO Omit
mao, the com seator Wood county,
where he wiz sertle and begin tho
prac. go Of law. M. Levy IL a gradu.
acc Vrg "a college, aud CONES
highly it !olumended by lead'ng AZ Or.
nevs OF this Sta ..
Our schco. question has been o. last
settled by ,he election of Professor II.
ID. Cor Tins, graduate OF the Univer.
stty o. )orl,s, 10 The r moi palship.
Business IL steadily improving, aud
co.. on - or oDing rapidly.
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Fort Worth

Fort Wo. II, Sept. l6.--[Spaclal. /
Messrs. c. @. Dunwf ,d and T.. s.
Evans, living about II niles south Of
this city, wcie visited by horse thieves,
who departed with two fine animals,
ono bay mare and the other brow n
horse. They also appropriated fer their
use two fine saddles. Mr.. Duuwo I'd
was in the cit this morning, but " as
unable TO iird any trace of the thieves
or his property. He offers so rs.
ward Tor The JecOve. 7 of his proper ".
Othcer Buchanan arrest. q ard ~. ed
IN iail last evening ape ~ bv the name
OF Don't, who is charged with eut.ing
ore f.. Ia. Dunnaway, near Dido, ~ few
days AFRO, an account C. which al
pea ed ~ L J & HgRA'.o OF the 10th.
the State w. Nit Holmes, charge 4
with swin6ling w. Wilde.man, " as
called ard the prelimina Y trial beg uu.
County Cour.: The State VIZ. NJ. nc
Donald, charged with aggravated as
sault; )rtinued.
The Stat avs. u c orge phelan. charged
With aggravated assault. ivy tiisl'
guilty ~ assault, and iiue Of So {,
sessei.
4. Y. Hughes and b. II. CrozIer, OF
Dallas e~e IN tho city, gueats of'1e
P.ckwick.
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Galveston.

GALVESTON, Sept. l6.-.Sr lcisl. +
The Martin. Beii J rape case was con-
GUIDED before Re order Fontsine ts.
day, and resp'ted in Martins beiug
committed without bai', although dc
fendent expressed a desire 10 make
PREPARATION by marrying Miss Berry.
Tbs privilege, however, wa intig-
nantIy denieo him by tue irs pr en-
| OF tue injured l-l.
During the height OF the stNm,
which swepS oNer tho city last night,
struck a flag s.af OF the Surf bathing
nouse. at the foot o" 1.omont air, /,
reducing II } spin J. Slmultanc !.
ously tire sou,h corner o. tho skaling
NIX was struck bv au elect lca'
bolt, ts3rirg IL opeu aud damn ling Tao
~ 'ldipg onsiderably. Total rainra (;
s'rce l'3O yesterday morning i O
tbt5 morninC, YVES $40 inches, W bicb,
'oge1ber with tho previous record OF
9.j make a. )ia raluff OF T.. inches
since the first OF the month, equal >
one.quari 1r OF tho average rain all Tor
ayee-. Al tho lower MOI Ion of the
city 10 Ecodeh, aud Portions OF the
street ra lway snpmer"t 1, making
iocomotion dlllicult. Tao Sky is ST.
overcast aud showers are sequons.
ms latest social eyeu. ia tue mar
rage, this morning, OF MIR. John -.
Is onghan, OF tue CuiCs,o o.Gce of the
Al sociat,d Fcess, ano Miss Fate
Monroe, ore 81 tao most Charm ng
young ladies' citN's c.y Tho cere.
monyto'kp ScestSt. p'r's ath sdra' :,
.9v. Fa. ner Ms 10 Officiating, In the
nrese n 0 ola .arse circle OF i.ieuds OF
The cont-s ?, ng ps ties. Aver roce.v.
Ing tho congratulations o, their
Lends, and partae'ng o. en- elegant
wedding hresN asst aL the residence
OF Mrs. Corners, the bi ide's aunt,
tho happy couple dopal d by the nt.
terno ID tram Tor Chicago, their future
home. Mr.. Boughsn formerly repre-.
sented the Associated Press at tp,s
upint
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bv the pat, ons and +. ends OF the

bv the pat, ons aud f. ends OF the
riverside plblic free schC VI, touching
tbe mcral conduct OF Professor M. n.
Brown and Miss Ida Hal ris. Rumors
Oh We J bad nature have b, N spread
over Tue snti-e city, growing out of
their immoral 90 duct.
Seco1G-S Grs Tue Il appointment of
Professor ErowA as pr tcips,, and
Miss Ida Hf' .is - tescl or, the dir
satisfaction has L &c 1me stu moro
manifest, and tho recent ilvesiigatlon
and actions of tho board OF eiucati ion
have developed the fact mat Professor
NJ. N. Blown ald Miss Ida Hf~-
ris were law .r'ly joined together
as man andy ., january 10, 1875, In
New Braunfe.s, Comal ,,unty, Texas.
Rumor has it that Miss Ida Harris
VIZ in a delicate condit on, before anv
one n th 8 community bad any knows
| edge o. her ma iiage y Professor
/ Brown.
Tnird-rt is a we'l ess.b"shcd fact
that N Brow hop.f l end resided
in the esl'e:n pas OF he city,
VIII 10 Miss BE- slssided in tho west
&c On OF the city, west OF the San
Antor'o I,N6r.
! lorrLh--.t was never know a In th =
city by J. mpny l;,ends and patrons
oil 'Ie Il 'erslGa school, at an time
pre- vioEs 10 the late Investigation, Il II
said NJ IS he gis was Mrs. Brown.
Flftu-As OF; moral t.de,as a yace. Is
reputed 10 bs at u low cob, it is he
sense Of This community tbtt the hon
CRADLE MAJOR and ely counci' would
greatly ala us 70 raise the mora stand
"a among US by the removal OF sad
Professor Brown and Miss Ida Harris
from the plf 20 and r os'tion as To- II
ers In The city public schools.
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PALMER, Sept. l6, Special. = G IN
ming has been in iull blast for the last
few days, but Is checked SON ewhat ut
present by the recent rains, witch
have benefited the lato co.ion ve;y
much. Cotton Is going - .urn olt
about ha'ta balo por scre-a good
Average.
The metn1dists aro holding q pro.
trac ed meeting noar town. and mucl,
good IL bo'oy accomplished.
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COLORADO, Sept. 1d,-ISpscial. "A
latge audience WIS present this even.
Ing At the Baptist church 10 witness
he marriage OF Mr.. A. p. Smith snd
Miss Laura Powell, both Of this city.
Major Penr, the noted evangelist,
VIII begin u IN; ing hero next Mon
day. Arrangements have been made
FOR tho accommodation OF visitors, aud q
largo attendance is e.pected.
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MARSHALL, Sept. l6.-Lspecia.-A
large number OF our business men and
others met at the new compress yes.
tel day evening 10 witness the pressing
OF the "nrst bale" A l.1.pound bale
was placed In tho jaws of tho mon.
ster and Ia tho twinkllug of an eve Il
was compro 10 The dimensions of
eight iucacs. All the msrhipory IA
row Ia position aud w0 .ks like thinv
of lifo. :. ID. Stuuns, OF New Oflesna,
owner OF The patent, was present and
expressed himself highly pleased with
tue workings OF the press.
In the case Of J. Ilsrcrow VIZ. tina
Texas h Pacific Railroad company. for
alleged damages received when travel.
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Tyler, Sept. 10. - Special "A
largo throng ofsr octs.ors crowded our
court room to-day, listening TO tho ar.
gnmeuts OF COUNSEL in thu osrset case.
Mr.. Poinde Ster, for th Q de.onse, made
n very Eloquent appeal for his client
aud was highly co mplimeuted. The
case will be submitted to tho July 10.
night.
AIT. W. u. Scoaeld, prominent OH
isens OF Shreveport. ana n part owner
Of our city compress, IL hore aud will
hnvo the 1mpress In operation tc-
morrow or next day.
Aheavy rain fell hesolast night.
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Touc of tho stork NIarkei

NEW YORK, Sep. 10 --Government
bonds duh and firm.
Tho stock market has been moro nc.
tive and strong, with slight reactions
q, times. Tho sales were 9Df,oji shares,
an increase over yesterday Of u,70O,
At the opening the market was irrevu.
lar, and 70 continued for Q time, nv
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lIetton

BELroS, Sept. 10. = [spscip'.l -
Charles Emswltsr, arrested yesterday,
charged with Tue murder Of Wizard,
waived examination i,-day aud was
etantod bali In tho SUN OF of$2,C)O,
which ho readily gavo.
ID. Black, public cot, IN welghor,
mas resigned AZ q consequence OF CON.
plstnts eleglng mlsmauagoment.
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San ugelo,

San ANGELO, Sept. l6.-[specisl.,-
The White Elephant saloC came yer y
near being destroyed by fire lest right,
CAUSED by tue egp!os lou of a lamp In
the ce''er. TIE goods were all car iied
ont into tho streets of the adjoining
stores before IT was decided the fire
c0u id DO contro ed. BIT little dana
to tho az Z ln In which it original I'd.
Bridges II McMaian, groceries, were
attached yelteiday.
The LasEer block Ia receiving its
iipisli 9 t)uch, and some OF tho
81 jres are a,r9sdy occupied.
a Greasor was given five years In
the per tent'aiy for horse sle5llng t.
day.