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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-17
Notice of letting Drain Contracts.

Public notice is hereby given that on the
2lst day OF September, A. ID. 1885 st 10
o'clock in The loren oon at the residence Of s.
ii. MartiJ. near Coles school house, See. 20
township OF Brockway, in the County of ST.
Clair, / will be present Tor the purpose of
letting contracts for the construction of
drain in s lid township described as follows
Commencing I a point IA. chains east o.
the Southwest corner OF section 20. OF town.
ship s north, range fourteen east, thence
bearing q. 70 30' G. 1875 chains; thence e.
sos chains ;thence n30'w. Is q chains ;thence
W. SO chains; thence n l5' e. 1854 chains |;
thence u. $50 30' @. 1880 chains; thence n /.
I7o 80 e. &c chains; thence 30' W. 2062
chains; thence e. 5.28 chains; thence n. 20 W
| 63 chains; thence n. go 10 e. 947 chains
thence N. $50 l. chain thence n. 30 15' W.
$40 chaiIs; thence d. 100 30' W. 2.64 chains
thence n. 16o l5' g. 1929 chains; thence n
43o so e. 3.49 chains; thence n. 80 30' e. 43
chains ;thence n. 200 30N c. 2 80 chains ;thence
n. 60 80 e. 2.16 chains thence n. 30 15' W
3.74 chains; thence n. 14o 15' 9. 2.26 chains !;
thence ~. 22o 36l chains tAeRce %. so TO-
G. A 80 chains; thence n. $50 g 4,58 chains !;
thence AGE 2 81 chains: thence n 500 e 2.20
chains; thence IA. $50 e173 chains; thence
60 3Om W. LOS chains thence n. 25o Som W
2 90 chains ;thence n 3S0e 1.55 chains thence
d. 50 Som W, .45 chains; thence n. 29o 100
chains; hence n. 44o e 200 chains thence n
loo z w cnuius tnence u. 90 lOtu es ZuU
chains; thence 47o leo chains; thence n
$50 Som 2.65 chains; thence n 230 .5m e
A 90 chains thence 20 Son 5.27 chains |;
thence u 10o30m 1888 chains ;thence 130w
4.75 chains ;thsnce 100 Bonn W 1886 chains !;
thence 6S : 3Om 1884 chains; thence 9
73o 5m 11.46 chains; thence W 2.72
chains terminating at outlet at point 1850
chains west, ard go chains north of the
north quarter pcst OF section seventeen OF
Township north, range IA east. Total
length Of drain PALE chain. And that at
the time viii let contracts for the construc.
ton OF said dram by sections TO the lowest
responsible bidder or bidders.
Also take notice that will then and there
at the time of letting such contracts be pres
ent to review all assessment of benefits upon
which said drain is to be constructed and
assessed for the construction thereof
Dated at Brockway Centre, Sept 8, 1886.
G. II. HOLDEN,
Township Drain Commissioner for the Town
ship of Brockway in the County of st Clair.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-17
A Thief Captured,

For sometime past merchants of
Melvin and Brockway Centre have
suffered from numerous burglaries.
Detective Shannon, of Fort Gratiot
was engaged to look the matter up,
and visited these two places last Fri
day. Saturday he succeeded in cap
turing bis man with the stolen goods
in his possession. Chas. Dewey, of
Melvin, and Wm. Payne, of Brockway
Centre are the merchants who lost the
goods and Ludolph Shultz. of Melvin,
it Is said, is the thief who stole them.
Shultz will be brought to this city for
trial. Port Huron Times. We un-
derstand the said party pleaded guilty
and was fined $40 and released.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-17
These are solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system regulat
or everpiaced within the reach of suffering
humesfity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inac'
tlvity OF the Liver. Biiiousness, Jaunaice
Constipation, Weak Kidoeys. or any disease
of the urinary organs, or whoever requires an
appetizer, tonic or mild stimulant, will al.
ways find Electric Bitters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely and
quickly, every bottle guaranteed TO give en-,
tire satisfaction or money refunded. Sold al
fity cents bottle by c. A. Wells & Co.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-17

WduG W bcli a. Boou hoioC,
Want to purchase a wagon,
Want to dispose of your farm,
Want to sell or buy fine carriage,
Want to loan or borrow any money,
Advertise IN the WEEKLY EXPosIToR
Advertising brings good customers,
Advertising keeps good customers,
Advertising makes customers,
Advertising bege.s confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising always pays,
Advertising is business,
Advertise you must,
Advertise always.
Advertise largely,
Advertise now,
Advertising
ALWAYS
PAYS!
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-17

NoTICE-Is hereby given that all
contract or parts of contracts OH the
Greenwood and Fremont Drain left
uncompleted after five days from the
date Of this notice will be re.let as
provided by the drain law.
EUGENE +. LAW,
Special Drain Commissioner.
Brockway Centre. Sept. II, 1885.
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BIRTHS.

MoFFAT---In this township. on Mon
day, Sept. IA. 1885, TO the wife Of
James Moffat, daughter
VANoRMAN--In this township, on
Monday, Sept. IA, 1885, to the wife
of Chester Vanorman. a daughter.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-17

READ THIS. -.-Those who were in.
debted to ID. II. Brown by note or book
account will find the same in our pos-
session. AS soon as convenient we
would like to have you call in and
settle. j. A. MENzIEs.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-17

Church of Christ-NIenerey's Corners.
Worship Lords Day morning at 10j0 and
preaching every alternate Sunday evening at
o'clock by Elder r. Il. BROWN.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-09-17

NoTIcE---Is hereby given that for
bid the payment to any person but my
self of note given by Maggie New
bury in favor Of B. r. Noble OF Lex.
ington or bearer due in June last
which lost sometime about July Is,
1885. Amount $40. T. DARCY.
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PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS.
81 A YEAR-60c FOR Six MoNTus-
soc FOR THREE MONTHS.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

Church of CHRIST at the A. &, Chapel.
Services at II a. m. Sabbath School at 3 p. m.
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening $780,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-28

tsehe, secut i've test six }resax high.
brown Derby hat. fall suit OF DARK
clota viii white thread running
.hroosh 10th. Shirt, cuts, collar aud
hal0SsteAiei marked George Brown.
Sfiped undeFclctSes. Has houeNt
isosS DshiMsn Bros., fort Wortk.
rns deceased is supposed to hs y bar
Ger. 1rQuiEe - Gulx Nsn's barber
shop. The man IL suppo,s "a 70 be from
you city. NJ. Al. JoRnAN,
Chief Of Police.
immediately on reeeip. of tho tele-
gram Marshal Rec sallsi At tho White
Elephant barber shop, Of which
osorxe Hoeltzsl was manager, whosa
me description suited, ane was In
formed that that gentleman had bssn
absent for the last three days. He
leis suddeniy for Dallas day before
yesterday. without saying word
90 any OF the employees. The only
thing that differs from The iescript loa
Is that George Hoelixsi had glass eye,
out 30 perfect was that eve that 1t was
almost impossible to distinguish II.
however, a telegram has been sent t.
Chief Jordan which will decide
Wneteer IL was Hosltzel or not.
NARRtAon LIoENsys.
'xe fsilowing marriage licenses have
been Issued by tho caanty clerk:
W, u. Petty aud Ms. Eva j. Thonp-
sen; Mr.. j. 3. Austin and Miss Angus.
tine Haynes, both OF Grapevine, Texas
REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.
Iha following real estate transfers
were filed to-dav for record in the
county clerks oflice:
j. o. Mekiusay 70 Richard Cohn, Q.
acres out OF tbs q. W Mektnsoy sur.
vey; consideration. $50.
Lucrets l.. NJ LsugnliN to Mary d
aushltn, les ssr~f IL Gilas north
1880.
William Quay ana vito 80 w. Il
Carleton. is aeres out of "A tract ul 50.
acres, 81 oiles from Fort Worth; oon,
s;deratiou, $l25
Ed Horenkant 10 j. n 1rsllg, q
tsact oS lsnti OF 100 acres out Of Dsltoa'i
survey, Ii miles from Foe
Worth, Tarrant county; consideration
PERSONAL.
Messrs. j. p. Ramsey Snd J. II. List
o. Dallss, are In the burg to-day.
Mr.. W. III. Hunt is In the city.
Mr.. 8. B. Wicksns, OF Missouri, Ia al
the piskwick.
MIR. John Il. Word won tho diamond
PIN, valued at $500. His nambe,
WAS Al,
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Terrell.

TERRELL, Nov, 2T.-lSpeolal. Yes
terdSy was gloomy Thanksgiving.
The SD news Of this vlce.president's
death was in common condoled by oil.
Religious service was held in the
Baptist church.
The falling rain and chilly east wlnd
postponed yesterdays races, and to-
day the match race between Sam Skin
ner and French's mare camo of for
oue-half milo dash on bosvy track.
The mare won tho race by 80 feet.
Time, 50 seconds, Sam skinner
having beaten the marc five feet, the
Same distance Ia September, caused
Terrell hackers OF tho horse to loso
largely.
Mr.. Tom Miles made on the farm OF
J. W. Collins, between Peeirleyille
and Kemp, In Tits county, IL bales Of
cotton and 800 bushels ot corn. II
there is q county which has farmer
thai beat IL to tho hand We would like
to hear from II.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather Terrells cotton receipts were
large to-day.
Mr.. GslbrsiLh Ia suffering with
cry sipelas, and his condition hos boon
nrpoRfiOug,
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Baird.

BAIRD, Nov. 27.-Lspscial. Tho
long drought seems at last to be- at an
end. /. is aew drizzling, and frsn, the
threatening appearance Of the clouds,
wa will hLve q season for tho farmer
after su.
Every ono seems TO feel deeply the
death Of our vice-prosident.
The attornie5 and witnesses Ia tho
case OF Callahan county vs.T. Miniken
& Co. % al. tho yepuo of which wag
changed 10 Slaphens county, atarted
TO the latter county to-day, IL In to DO
hoped that justice will bo mpted ont
and tho county not he roobhd of 81 coo,
the amount sho advanced 10 her con
tractors
Oar school 10 progressing ilusly, and
is giving general satisfaction.
Business 10 y lltile better, though
lar from being good.
Two or throo residences arc now I'M
dor process of construction, sad tns
general aspect is somewhat oneorr-
aging.
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WAXAHAcHIE, Nov. 27-[Speeial. l.
Yesterday was a wet, gloomy Thanks
giving day, and made doubly gloomy
when the news Of Vice President Hen
bricks death became affirmed.
The ball given in tho opera house.bv
the Sslamander fire bGys was a sus-
cess, notwithstanding the rain fol- In
torrents ~ o'clock tho dancing
commenceG. aud at Il sdpper was an,
pouuoed. The guests repaired 10 the
Rogers house, where y feast aft for
tho gods" awaited them. Aftersuppsr
inc dancing wSS resumed and kent up
until q late hour.
To-day II Bohamians from the do
minion of King Joseph, OF Austria,
flied applications Tor citizenship OF the
United States In tho district CLERKS
0iiioe. Each Oue could sign his name,
and all il all they were q fine looking
set OF men. They have settled in the
eastern portion ef the county.
The Bsptists have purchased lot
upon which to erect parsonage. Con-
siderstion, $500.
The "a ctiz5ns OF Waxahachie who
signed the railroad contract had a
meeting yesterday evening and select
ed an executive committee OF five, and
committees on deppt grounds, right,
oi-way, etc., aud all have gone to work
with Il vim.
DR.. l, G. West has rented the Getzen-
dassr building and will open q. drug
store by December 10.
Little Bessie Calfee is suffering with
the deugpe.
Mr.. E. +. Yesger, of Urbans, Mis-
souri,, arrived in Waxahschte this
week on q prospecting tour.
Miss Jennie Lseoh. OF Lincoln, Illi-
nois, came homo with Mrs. Maggie
Besll, and will spend the winter with
friends here.
The Cotton market continues lively,
Over 1900 bales have baen marketed
snd it continues TO come 10 at tho rate
of200 bales per day. Price $50 TO
Q nts.
The following il 3 programme OF the
Ellis County Teachers association,
which meets &c Marvin cJiisa5, Wax,
ahschie. on Saturday December 10:
Address BY President Sutton, OF
Ennis.
EQUITIES OF Teachers 90 Themselves
by Professor Marchospks.
N"Datles Of tea3hsrs to Each Other,"
Mrs. Nj. W. Gibson.
EQUITIES OF Teachers to Parents"
Professor Smith, OF Mash.
"Duties of Teachers to Pupils"
Mrs. Fannie s. Chaplain.
"Duties OF Teachers 70 School," Mrs.
La Nash.
"Duties of Pupils TO Schoolmates, to
Teachers end TO Themselves" Mrs.
Murdoc Ennis.
"Duties OF Teachers to Parents, to
Children aud TO School Boards" Pro-
lessor Gray.
Duties of Teachers to School
Boards" Colonel j. Stith.
Friday night, December Is, County
Judge o. Il. Dunlap win deliver an adj
dress in the college chapel, to which
all teachers are invited.
An election on local option will be
held in Wsxahachie and the Ennis
precinct on next Thursday, December
3, Both parties Will mske hard
fight, aud doubtless the contest will
be close one. Saloon men are conf
dent Of a victory, and are preparing to
open up nc once.
Rev. w. g. Templeton, OF Dallas,
brother to County Attorney NJ. Il.
Templeton, will fill the pulpit of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church Sun
day.
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Athena.

ATHENS, Nov. a. Special. On
the evening of the cath }. IL. farrell. a
prominent merchant of this plaoe.
was married 10 The accomplished Miss
Lille 0. Namson, of Palestine. Mr..
FARRELL srrived here with his younr
br'de IN the IL o'clock train YESTERDAY.
thsra viii be "A social gathering a.
tho iesidSnc9 OF Mrs. g. j. Jones to.
hlght given th9 happy coupla.
Last night at f0e Prosryteriau
church, Rev. j. M. Brooks officiating,
Mr. D. ); Johnson, o pteminent stock
man On Henderson, county, was mar
sled TO Miss Ida Neil. q beautiful
Young lady OF Atheue. rho church
was beautifully and tastsfnIly dec
GRATED and everything went as merry
as @ marriage bell, The young coup o
arc on visi6 to-day TO tho gsooia,s
mother at Prsirievilie They VIII re-
turn tomorrow aud be ten cred re-
ceplion to-hlOrrow night IT the resi-
dence OF j. f. Murchison. Thanksgiy-
Ing services were held in tho Metho-
oisG or lrch yesterday at IL O'Clock,
kev. U. b. Pnillips conducting tho
services. Professor Roberts dismissed
MS schooi, and all attended tho servi.
ces;; Rev Phillips delivered an ablo
and appropriate discourse.
Charles 4. Bonner aud lady, OF Tyler,
are vleitin9 friends and relatives,
Also Miss Matte Wofford aud Mr..
VIA Wof'ord, from Fincastle, are
among the visitors, drawn principally
by the wedding on last evening.
The weather IL cool ana n stoedv
rsln 10 falling, with Indications for q
continued bad spoil.
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Weptlicrrord.

wBArHgRroRD, Nov. T.-lspeclSl.l
Tho examining trial OF George Cope
land, charged with stealing acow from
Miller q Coon, was taken up in tho
county court to-day, aud after all tho
testimony was hoird 10 tho case tho
Judge ordered that tho defendant DO
discharged from custody,
Elder L. = Young, State evangelist
Of tho Chrletian church, OF sherman,
Texss, is In town and delivered a
discourse NJ the Christian church to-
pight TO q largo audience.
Larkln Durrott, an old aud respected
cit con Of this place, died nj his roai-
deuce last night.
kidwell & Cameron are closing out
their stock OF groceries st coat.
Mss Blanche Curtiss, In "Only n
Farmet'a Daughter" Is billed for next
Monday night.
j. Z. Crowdus, formerly Of this city.
hut now OF Fort Worth, was In town
to-day,
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SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
purest and most reliable. Prof. Mott.
Government Chemist.

The fact that Royal Baking Powder is in all respects
the best baking powder offered to the public has been
established beyond question
Prof H. A. Mott, when employed by the q. S Govern.
ment to anaze the various baking powders of the market
to determine which the best and most economical after
an extended investigation reported in favor Of the Roy
and it was adopted for government use.
Prof Mott has continued his examinations Of baknc
powders sold at the present day and now afs it as his
deliberate Judgment arrived at after most thorough re-
search and careful examination Of the principal brands Of
the market that the Royal undoubtedly the pures and
most reliable baking powder offered to the public:
OFrIoE DIR. II. A. Morn, CONSULTING CHEMIST. )
lsd6l BROADWAY, New York, Feb ~ 1885,.
y The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure,
for have so found in many made both for them and
the U. S. Government
will so still further and state that because &c the e.
ces that company have for obtaining perfectly pure cream
of TARTAR and for other reasons dependent upon the proner
proportion of the same and the method of it's preparation
THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER rs UNDOUBTEDLY
THE PUREST AND MOST RELIABLE BAKING POWDER
OFFERED 10 THE PUBLIC.
HENRY A. MOTT, PHD, etc
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CoRsIoANA, Nov. 27.-l Special l.
The case OF l.. Il. lions vs.. Henry Nei-
per, j. j. Ssruppsr OF al, for damages
for levyiug on exempt property and
Tor exemplary damages, in all amount-
ing to about 1000, has oeen before the
county court for two days. Exsmlna-
ton OF witnesses concluded Tonight.
The case will bs argued and put TO Tao
jury 10 MOYTow. Mr.. Irons was for
morly mayor of tails city and Is now
resident Of Tucson, Arizona.
Captain A. ii. Jack, stock agent of
the Texas IL st. Louis railway, Is III
the city engaged in paying up all tho
old stock claims agatnst the road, OF
which there ia considerable amount
outstanding.
A grand double wedding will take
place at Dresden Sunday ~ the resi-
ideRce oil Mr.. L. d, French, one of tho
most substantial farmers OF this
county, the brides being his two
daughters, Misses Sara and lLora
French, TO Messrs. J. Z. Spence and l..
V. Shilling. Quite party from C0rsi-
cans will bo ia attendance.
Mr.. Sidney Tabor, superintendent of
Bradstrects agency, spent the day In
Corsicsna ana leaves Tor his home IN
Dallas tonight.
DIR. Charles $. Morse, clerk OF tho
supreme court, camo home from Tyler
this incoming.
Mr.. Ed. Richardson, OF Dallas, Is in
the city.
Mr.. P. Wright, of New Orleans, and
Captain #. A. Hyatt, of Sabine Pass,
arrived IN the city laHt night TO con-
suit with the citizens IN regard 10 the
Corsiosna d. 3 ibinG Pass railway.
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Albany,

ALBANY, Nov. T.-[Specia,l -savon
haies ct cotton frou Stephens county
were sold on the streets to the cotton
company yesterday Tor cents por
pound.
IhanEsgiVinsg wae generally OBJ
served, Tho bank and a number Of
business houses closed.
j. IL. Biggs is out ON IS coo bond.
TWO hundred and fifty bushejs #
peoens cold here yesterday at SEQ per
bushel.
A cold norther has been blowing for
several days, followed by rain, and a
hDe prosptc. for enow.
Anumperot smgll tracts 0fland have
Dsen sold 20 farmers, who have con-
eludod to locate 10 this county on &c
count OF the fine fl )uring mll hat Ia to
be built here.
j. II. Cole, John McLain aud Alex.
ander Spears have gone on hunting
trip thronsh Haskell county.
A. M. Frics, OF Mississippi, il in
town prospecting for rarcn.
Rev. Wallsce viii I'LL tho pulpit Of
the Methodist Episcopal Cnuro IA
South, vacated by Rev. A. Anderson.
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have Your Shirts and Drawers Made ia Order At Cr..r

ladies OF tho Christian church spread q
dinner for ths benefit of their society.
winch was well attended, notwith.
standing the Indictment weather,
@County court will adjourn to-mor-
row aItsra busy session. But few
cases arc lett on either the OWL or
criminal docket.
a. W. Robertson, Esq, returned last
night from a weeks visit to Austin.
Many regrets are expressed here at
the death Of Vice president Hendricks
as 1t is generally considered that che
was tho nob!est Roman of them sll,n
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grlts given them. The ,roops in
HENRY A, MOTT, PH.D., etc.


this service nro authorized 10 sery0
waits and mako arrests, and they ara
COW Instructed 10 render al. 10 q ,ssery
aud lawful cid 10 enforce tho law, But
II thore ~ nuy duub oven OF Tho con-
stebulnfy forcs executing writs / Will
chtoriuily place u company nj tho say-
vice OF anyone who wishes or whose
dnty 1t y 10 enforce the law, and they
VIII bn directed 10 serve tho writs la
Tho frat place sud 10 lid in carrying
into execution = L judgmnrie aNd &C.
cisious OF he cauris, aud ~ tha p,es.
ont force ia nov necesearY fnr that nur-
poHo tue executive viii call into sor.
vice ~ masy sh'e h1d,ed msn ~ may
b. nCeVtsArp.
Worry respectfully,
JoHN IRELAND,
Governor.
Tho Braznfia F,rrv Company, capl.
tai st'ck $3.50, ii,ud v charter tn-dAy.
Nr, Farewell, Of Che carilo, sinoi-
cato, Ia expoo,sd here in few diva
Sspa Pesrsor, colotod, shot hv Dr..
Fielder Wednesday morning, Ne u-
ported dtisg to might.
L,st ni.ht stter she rarfnrm,rco of
IpIp ~ tho opera house, some thy q or
tour young men, having evory np-
puarsusu of Rrntleman, wsr, driven
mp 10 iho back door leaiisg TO ,se
0rtnelni rooms, IN whine tnay de-
loanddi aimittsrce. rhis wss 70
lnsed, aud was promptly followed by
tsroo OF tho young neu bslee kicsoi
down the a,ept by Naarsar
trank. They thou went to
he rent of the opera hoa.o where di,~
threats wero made some Of the nc tor.
hearing Of the tfoub'o went 70 tho u.s.
sieienos OF .msnayer frsrk, and tho
young blouds then LEFT. ESQ OF them.
while handling a pistol in his pncke,
,scclsenilf nted " "a. tho bsll entar-
mE his loot iufl'ciluE \ painful
Warrants we're sworn out this s,,sr.
noon aud Ills expected all the younu
neu viii hgute va r0urt tn.u,orfow,
At tho afternoon ~ sion of Inn land
board to-day Mr.. walsh submltlsd
quesiinns IN writing 20 be answered
W xrass contu'ssieuers, tho SAM TO
NJ kept as part OF tho rtcnrds,
The balance " the afternoon was 90
cuptst Ia settlins cnntss's betwesn
act.sl sss'lnfs, aud daring tue pre-
cecdints y was ruled tnss whnre =
lessee develops water on auy l,sssd
section She ssmo shall not b suhIee,
y sale during his term sf iesse.
Ths beard meets Tuesday 70 make
awards. \
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LOWisylIle.

LEwrsvILLE, Nov. 27.-ISpecisl. i
1t seemed that cur people had zoo
much to do TO observe Thanksgiving.
Tho town hes boon all excitement
today. A special torn of justice court
was hold to examine MIR. Gates, depot
agent, and Bob Lauderdnlo, porter, at
the time of burglary reported about
the 10Th instant. The testimony has
developed nothing definite.
Mr.. l. q. Ferguson, of Denton, sud
the noted Jack Duncan ere proseeut-
Ing, and Captain n. G. Smith, of Den
ton, and II. HGskins, OF Louisville, on
the defeuse. Mr.. Gatos' parents, with
other friends, are hero from Keller 10
sdd testimony to his good behavior
and character.