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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-18
LAND OFFICE At HALEY, IDAHO, |

LAND OkRICB At HAILGts IDAHCs(
Nov. 10, 1885. I
Notice of the above application will be pub
lishsd In the wocD RIVER T1MEs. printed At hsi-
ley, Idaho. which hereby designate % the news
paper published nearest the land described in
| said application. HOMER L. POUND. Register.
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Strahorl Block" Croy Street,
HALEY.

1t will be equally open to children of all
denominations, and while Catholic chill
dren will receive instruction in their faith,
all interference with the religious belief Of
other pupils shall be ecrupulously avoid
ed.
The Dircctress of this school was until
recently the manager of Convent schools
in the East, and brings here her successful
experience of 25 years. Hence, although
the school she now opens is not Convent
school, parents may rest assured that con-
scientious attention will be given not only
to the usual branches of refined and use
full education. hut also to the moral and
polite culture Of their children. The art
of Domestic Economy being made spe-
cial feature, habits of order and industry
will be incnlcate,l, and all care will be tax
en- to promote the comfort and happiness
ofthe pupils, making their school-life as
much like home-life as possible.
For particulars, address,
PRINCIPAL Wood River Select School,
HALEY, IDAHO.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-11-18

lanr 3 NEenC Flower. ' sgetstle s Field Ca&alogss
I've t-eeD3lrv. 2. i LANG. earsbss. w
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III lille MlNlNG PUbLCl
II. und.,.isn.a SOLE AGENT FOR IDAHO 70. til. Sal. q -
WISW ID IL
Ore PllVelIGl and Electric Anal
ganatDl Combined,
Best o...Vl'Lisg Machine il Il, World!
Il prepared place the machines til.
favorable terms.
EVIDENCES OF MERIT.
Although the M.chn. b.. been scarcely months. som. %
already various and widely located regions Of the
States giving satisfaction that the STAMP MILLS
ARE INVARIABLY DISCARDED wherever introduced
Read few
rEsT111oN1AIs.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., August 1885,
| The Wsweu Mill crusAes 20 tons in "a hours
/ THOMAS c. DUNN
i Proprietor Rudisl Gold Mine.
/ BREcK1NR1DaE Col, August 4 1885,
saving per gold with the Wisws mill
with the stamps. b. Is WlTHERKLL
! SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, August g. 1885,
Wiswen Mill positively than gold and silver
: hut for saving F. NJ JOHNSON,
! 81 Post San Francisco
8 CHICAGO July 20, 1885,
believe tho Wiswel Electric Mill DO thing
q T. J. COOPER.
mr. Cooper the Jay Gould and Wood River
Idaho,
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Wood River
Boarding and Day
SCHOOL!

In the course of few weeks a select
Boarding and Day School under the above
name, will open in the brick building
known as the
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AuU Geary ~. San FfsAcsa.o. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-18

DECATUR, Aug. H.-[spccial This
not, dry, dusty section of country was
visited yesD' rdsy by light shower Of
rain, and the prospects fer more are
tlsttering.
The cotton in this county has not
suffered materially for want OF rain.
ana bids fair to make over an averages
crop.
phe Baptist association meets here
next Friday, end 800 or 400 delegates
are expected. Tho citizens are making
ample preparations 70 entertain them
Several eminent ministers are ia bo
mere, and an interesting time is autic-
ipated.
Miss Pnrdy, late of Missouri, has
be0n elected 90 position iu the graded
school,t 20 fiji the vacancy occagiDnod
by the resignation Of Misc Battle.
me commissioner court has order
90 an election OH local option for tbia
county, to be held on tho Sth dav o!
September next, and the feeling ON
bOth sides OF the question Is growing
"arm' Thorc Is nothing, howevg~. Of
politics in the matter, grG thc thipr
has settled down 10 IS wster rur FIie
kY dght
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GALVESTON, Aug. II. 49, Special. 20
Another yacht race came or here 10.
day between the recent contestants
The starters woro White Wing, Silver
Cloud, Viola, Mayflower and Hattie,all
~ feet boats except the Hattie aud
tho Viola, which are % and "a test re-
speotlvely In length. Considerable
betting was INDUCED Ia hy tho
aquatic Hportsmen, heavy odds
being In favor of tho White
Wing, tho ohamplol of the former
races. The course was II miles down
tho bay around Black buoy aud back
to 'ho starting point The White Wing
got away first, followed closely by
Man ilDwor and Silver Cloud. An OK.
citing race followed betwpen
tho White Wing aud tho MAY n 1wor
rehulting Ia An apparent victory for
MAY II over, which crossed the homo
linsin hours aud @ minutes, followed
two minutes later by tho White Wing;
Hattie third; Silver Cloud, fourth,
Viola dlstanced. Tho rudder of the
Whito WING became deranged by the
oss ola couple OF bolts, which, It IL
claimed, lost the victory 10
hur. Tho Judges reserve their
ON che protest of tlie White
Wing, claiming q foul against tho
MAY Hover Tor having rounded tho
turning buoy from the leward instead
Of the windwRrd.
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Corsieans.

CoRsIoANA, Aug. H,-[speclal.l-
Jack Martin shot George Taylor this
evening, hitting him in tho arm, which
was fractured between tho elbow and
shouldor,and second shot struck him
over the heart ranging downward and
coming out at the waist on the oppo-
site side. Martin was so close that
the hrst shot set fire 10 his victims
clothing. Taylor was taken TO a
boarding house, where he is under
the care Of surgeon. His
recovery ia doubtful. Tho par
ties were brothers.in law, iv-
ing. together in the Ingram neigh
borhood, about 20 miles south of this
place. Taylor is young married man
with wile aud two children, Martin
was on horseback when the shooting
occurred, and rode of and has not vet
been apprehended The occasion OF
the ditlicu ty, which took place on the
outskirts of the town, was an old fam
lily feud, hard feelings having eXistsd
between tho pArtieg for some time.
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FROM HON. j. Il. REAGAN.
HE DON'T WANT TO BE GOVERNOR
arntlh ed at the Partially and Prefer
enco or Friends, bat He Considers
lie Mission in Congress Un-
finished and Desires to
Remais for Victory
Palestine, Aug. l5.-C olonel John + 81
Holt, hdltor HERALD, Dallas, Texas:

Palestine, Aug. l5-Col onel John y Hl
lots, hdltor HERALD, Dallas, Texas:
Ny DEAR SIR: So many persons of
respeotability from different parts OF
the State have, in writing and verbally,
requested mo to be candidate for tho
tho Office Of governor at the next cleo
ton; and so much discussion ia being
had, prematureIy, as / think, on this
eubIact that / havo felt called on 70
consider wha, duty required of me.
havo answered all that | did not de-
sire 10 be candidate for that position,
aud think 10 due the public, and 10
gOnLlem0n whose uamOs FRA
mentioned for that office, TO saw
that will not be q eaudi-
date for the office of governor. No ono
would appreciate moro highly than
tue honor OF being called 20 mi the IN n
Office within tho gift OF tho people Of
Toxae. But my anxiety TO secure II
possible, the passage by Congross OF
tho bill 80 regulate interstate conf
merce, and 20 prevent unjust dis
ordinations by common carrlers.D
ard TO aid as far as can in acquiring
a deep water entrance To Galveston,
or some OtDef point on our coast, ana
thus secure u great city for tho accom-
mediation of our commerce instead OF
s0nding 10 abroad To build up the cities
ct other States, and TO secure 20 eur
people the revenues and wealth
which would be derived from
tno building up OF such city is
so groat that would forego tho honor
OF being governor, If certainly within
my r0aoh, to accomplish these pur-
pos6s. Besides which, feel great
Interest In the questions OF securing a
revision OF the tariff, and the preserva
ton OF our silver coinage. adopt this
course because think can render as
important and moro efficient service
In Congress, and because there are
gentlemen spoken of for governor who
ara more familiar with our recent
State legislation and with current
questions OF State policy than am.
feel profoundly grateful TO al who
havo thought me worthy OF being
made governor of our crest and grow.
Ing young State.
Very truly and rsspoctfully,
JOHN III. REAGAN.
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BOWIE, Aug H,-lSpecla AT sn
informal meeting OF some of the adj
vocatcs Of prohibition, held In Mou-
taguo on the 18th instant, committee
was appointed, oonsiaiing Of we'll
known citizens Of Bowie and Nom
tague, with authority 70 call a pro.
nibltlon convention iOr the County,
which they have done in ~ circular.
liking the dste OF the convention for
Saturday, August %.
Tho Farmers' Alliance for Montague
county convenes ~ Bowie on Friday
next. a large attendance of Delegates
~ expected from the various lodges of
the county.
Several brick business houses are
talked Of on Mason street and there ia
u iIir probability OF their bang built.
should ths move Ia cOntomula,inu
take shape tho result will bo an alnoat
SOLID b oCk OF bricks with one stone,
Mr.. N. b. Curtis, tue Fort Worth &
Denver CITY railway agent ore,leAyes
tomorrow for atrOp or some ten dAys
III tho interest on the COMPANY,
takipg in points on Rcd river
and elsewhere within trading range of
Bowie. Mr.. John Cameron, the com
pany's agent NJ Wichita Falls, will hll
his place until hls return.
The Rev. Watson, Tor many years
past trayeling aud lectuting in Texas
aud elsewhere, has bren occupying
the attention OF many oitizens VITA \
series Of bioliCal lecJlfea tho psst
week, which seems 70 have enlisted
considerable Interest.
CHARLES Moore, young mau about
Is years Of age, son of Mr5. Moore, ui
ms lace, while handling a Al canbro
pistol ON srsnrh near HsfrOlj, whore
no mss been working, accidentally |
ehot himself in the rignt foot nHar the
ankle he returned MONS yesterday
where ho can D8 treated.
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LANPAsAs, Aug. 7.-[Speclal.l-A
telegram was received to-day from
Fort Worth addressed TO tao Pro-
lection company No, /, containing the
news OF the doath OF one OF their prom
inont mem oers, Mr.. john Nichols. In
response to the same the followipS res =
olutions were adopted:
WHEREAS The death OF our beloved
brother fireman, John Nichols, having
been made known TO us, we, CON.
mittee of Protection Company No. /,
tender tho following:
Resolved, That this information
asts gloom over our entire com
pany; further resolved that NO offer
the bereaved wile aud rotations our
coincidence IN their sad loss.
ISignedl II MATKIN,
q lief OF I 0 Fire Department.
DR.. J. l.. COOPER,
IN, BgLL,
J.G REEVES,
Committee.
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BURTON, Aug. h-lSpeclal. l-sena.
tor IL. Kuit,el Twelfth district, has
made tho following appointments at
tho Sam Houston Normal school AT
Huntsville, Toxas: Miss ANNA
Guutry, of BRENNAN, Washington
county; Miss Ellen Cook, of Heinz.
s,esd, Waller county; Mr.. Paul Oar.
britE, OF Nowulm, Aaustin county.
hnrton has shipped q bales OF new
cot, q 20 dRto.
Weather some cooler since the re-
cent rains,
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49,
Anstin.

AUSTIN, Aug. l7.-[special, State
Health Officer Swearlngen loft to-day
for Ell Paso TO perfect quarantine on
the border.
Captain Smith Will loave tomorrow
to inspect tEe State volunteer guards
de goes to BTenham first, thence to
GalyeSton, tbon to Houston, from
which point ne goes up the Great
Northern and Ovur The Texas * Pacific
to Dallas aud Fort Worth, On his re-
turn he will take ia the companiea on
the Houston d pexas Central.
The rolls OF Upshnr county show
$SSiOOO increRte; Fayotte, $4,000.
Brown, $l7OOO; Travis, SsSiOOO.
Inc collectors Of HUI and JASPER
counties settled 81 day.
The Missouri Pacific railroad Gem
pany paid 1850 r,soeugor tex.
The comptroller paid in $1,000 10 t1s
credit OF rev enue
In a difficulty Sunday morning
Charlie Johnson, cOiored, shot anu
dangerously wounded Charlie Coos,
his brother-in-lAw Johnson was on
deaV0ring TO protect his sister from an
attack made by Cook, when tho latter
turned on MIN with The above result.
Horse thieves arc operating III this
section aud hevOra tiuo animals have
been stolen OF latG.
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THE TEXAS rELEGRAMS.
ANOTHER TRAGEDY NEAR PARIS
Interesting Notes from Austin-A Sad
Sight at Longview-The Prohibi-
tion Canvas at Palestine, Waco
aad Othor Points-Trask-
Laying at san Antosis.
&ris.

rAris.
PARIS, Aug. l7.-[spesial. This
morning as Mr.. e. w. Prock, AIRY
man, was standing in his cow.lot,
where he had guse to milk, an I'M
known man, who was CON
cealed, fired upon him from
the outside with shot.
gun, most of tho shot lodging in
the gate post, whore no was standing,
one of them struck Mr..
Prock about the shoulder.
He walked 20 his house after
being shot and exclaiming, 81 am
shot," he sat down on the porcb, but
In q few minutes fell upon the ground
lie Was taken into the house and died
IN few Ininutes. His
BROTHER, who was standing near him
when ne was shot, got slight
look at the assassin as he left.
but could not tell who
he was. Deputy Sheriff Burris
arrested man whom he had tracked
from the cowpen as the suspicious
character who did the killing, 40 il
now before the cOronGr's jury being
examined as 10 his guilt
The murdered mun was only 23 years
old, The cause OF the murder ia not
vet known. This il the third or fourth
cold-blooded murder that has beep
committed IN Lamar Countyin tho last
IL months.
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IHoHp SPRINGS, Aug. H.. Special
-PUrsusut 90 2 csil OBJ tho oltiseps
some throo weeks slnco, OF Bo,que.
Somefyon, Hood and Palo Pinto ooun-
tivs, oolegatos met in conversion 1t
Granbury IN relation ~ railroad mat
ters. After the moeting was calleJ In
oroer, some eloquent addresses were
delivered Ia behalf Of tue railroad and
commercial interests OF tho nbOv.
Counties. The feasibility OF a ian M
the SAINTS Fo Mt Knrpperi was cousid-
cred ana highly indOfHed. IL was pro-
posed THAT n survey ba made fron,
horYporl TO Miuersl Wells and p ohar.
ter procured, but sitter . careful con.
sldera'ion OF the mAtlor, IL was Thought
pes' to wait until moro could be
CLEANED.
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WACO, Aug. Il t,p,nall Fifty
barrels % vhisty s.ot,dlu quo GuiI,
Colorado q Santa 'o depo, nv Me-
Gregor, eeie lived on last night ~ a
deputy shari0 1l tnS city, 10 satisfy a
claim OF Marx & Hempnor. OF Galye.-
ton, Tor Sl2Nl. asrIu strauss Is l. Yy,
of Dallas.
At tho court house 20 night two anti.
prob pllion clnbs, one o. white and mo
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Wills PoGNr, Aug. l7-[Spooial.l T.
Toe hrst bale ofnew cotton was Drought
In Tins III rning by Mr.. ]. N. sewell,
.ot ms county. Toe merchants made
~ premium, and the balo was
auctIonsd of bringing IA cents per
pound with tho Premium. L. was
houRht by Mns,rs. Thompson & Mo.
k'nnev. Tho cotton crop is cut n AZ
least ont-adlf from tho pruspeots two
weeks age, by the dry woathor.
Business very dull.
Considerable sickness IN the conn
trv.
Local op'ionis The leading topic OF
conversation, aud the probability is
thAt the contest will wax warm by tho
Sth proTimo.
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Calvert.

CALVERT, Aug. H.-ISpeclal.l-C
ments and severe criticisms are freely
indulgod in by the prohibltionis,s
against the commissioners court for
not actipgon Tho poution asking for
the ordering OF an election. 4 meet
ing was held hero Saturday, night by
the prohibltionists and a committee of
ihree appointed TO confer with SINH.
l@r cammittees appointed Gt othor pre-.
clhcts iGr the purpose OF interviewing
each commissioner 10 ascertain tb1
toAsOhs Tor nos ac-ing on tbs peutiun,
CtdcKfmen we're agail az work here
iast night having gone through the
btOIa houses OF Adam & NisfTOt,
George Burck, john Pru.s and John
GAce'a CARRIER chop, and uttemptsd 10
enter LhO grocery pJurN OF T.. Il.
NcL5ad0n, but were proven ted by The
secure lasteuiugs of the windows. ].
truss is minus saddle and John
Faee some rBzOrs scissors end Clippars.
10 40 hard 20 dO.ormlua the obio,L
OF the burglars, as j. Pruss md
gold watch, 81 shooter
anu some small GhaHSs ia O. money
drawer and George Burck about IS,
Whloh was not touched, NOO.hor arti-
cle5 we're missed from Burok's store
nor from Adam & Misrro9s. John
Lucas, triflng negro barber, has
been arregted, having displayed the
Tazors and other things stolen from
Ps'e, and which he was Ofrsring for
sale Ho Has put under 500 bond,
Which no Jailed u give, ana - nov In
Jail.
The Calvert Cotton company has it's
Sramway a out completed 20 the
Houston Il Texas Central Railway
c0mpany's cotton wharf, and Will be
able, in & fsw days, tn move tho fleeoy
staple as tas. as received.
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TYLER, Aug. II -[Speclal.l-A col
orod crook named Henry Black, who
hsl served two terms In tao 7oniteu-
tlary, and who broke Jail IN November
last was captured Saturday night LAST
by Marshal Wagner. He In wanted
on numerous char,oi. His specially
seems Co have baon burglary, and
though 90 years OF nge, he lisa worry
slick hand.
The cAmp meeting ot Winona is at.
tracing urge crowds.
rho prohibition election promisos 20
20 holly contested, though the chsnoes
arc favorable for WHISKY carrying ia
this county,
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northwest, suicided Saturday morn.
ing last by hanging himself with a
trace chain in y brush arbor. The day
before no attempted to kill kimeeIf
with razor, but failed. No cause is
known for the act, but Mr.. Whiserapt
had lately made a bad bargain In a
wheat trade and brooded over il for
many days, and it is thought this
caused him to destroy himself.
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sAa Antonio

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. l7.-[spo1isl.l-
To-day, In thu presence OF q large num-
Der OF roopls aud much ou.nuslasm,
tho first spike on the San Antonio and
Arkansas Pass railway was driven.
Successive spikes wore driven by load
ing bansU anu capitalists OF tue city,
Wren lh3 hr,t rail was secured the
officers fell back aud tho largo iorpe
standing Bonr fol- TO work. Il IL Gal.
oul sted that the flnsl spike VIII ho
driven inside VI q year, giving this
Guy adiract hOma.oOntrolled Gu let To
ueop Nnter la ths Gulf of Mexico,
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LoNGvIET, Aug. II Special. A
sad sight was seen Saturday morning.
when Sa nusl Flanagan started acros i,
the country, 80 miles, 10 Henderson,
to place the RENAL "a OF his little child
in The Flanagan burial place near that
CITY. On ono side Of thU hack was he
collin contairtul tho body of the dead
child, by It's side pallet, ON which Law
another child in the dolirium Of fever,
while upon the sea- were the distressed
parents, the motner's strength bora Of
the eXoltment OF the moment, having
been very sick for some limo.
Yesterday moruii g the young son of
Mr.. and Mre. Thomas Butrsll died.
Quito a number of children are sick
IN the city aud Vi ioi,y. Mr.. Jerry
Nor;hcut, Uld MjSA Minnie Lindsey.
were placed under heavy bonds ut s
O'Clock last evening, by RAV. w. Il.
Dods0u. The bonds were matrimonial,
however, and each seemed qui,e will
ing to g We them.
Lee TIE gu,'S fine hOrsB. attached TO
a carrag, ip which Miss Maggie
Graves AID he were enjoying q drive,
becoming frightened Jumped cross.
wise the thilis, causing general
wreck. No danpg4 to the occupants.
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CsunuChe.

CosANcHE, Aug. n-[spoclsl Tho
VIE OF Robert Carter, proprietor Of tho
CITY hotel, who he's been sick for some
little time, yesterday morning thought
che would take about teAspoontul Of
qnlnine, Shortly auorwArd sho dis.
covered that sho had made n mistake
nhu iaeen morphine. Sho receivsd
iheuioa' at'ontinn In proper tune aud
her lite was ssved.
Distnot court convened this morn.
lng, Judge II. y, Wheeler presiding.
Ihe court ompnnsled a grand Jury and
delivered % them AN nble and ex.
hAustlVO address.
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MARSHALL, Aug. II. - Especial. -
District court convened this morning.
Judge Hszlowood aud District Attor.
ney Garriscn ore on hand.
Deputy Sheriff Houston, from Mans.
40 " L1uislsna, stopped over horp last
night with Luke Moon (colured), yhnm
he arrested AZ Toxarkaua. Luke is
charged with tho murder OF a negro
child some 10 years ago.
The weather continues extremely
not aud dry. Much sickness prevails
az a consequence.
Ihe meeting next Saturday promises
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IhxARHANA, Ais n -tSpecisl J.
IN DAY muruing, ablus O'Clock, at
F'g1nh AL a mllts south OF noie ON
O. =. N,s& IS. louis par-ow sauge.
o."l in'u..'. .He1 or ium1.t wa.
" uu I. I.H d. -un.
|..tfHI .
."3Hn. "ll .... I.. ... %.
.UHurIuc., ,UUl
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Bolton

Bolton, Aug. T.-lSpecial.l -Abou
three weeks ago the district court was
sdjourned til to-day, on aoooun. of
Judge Biackb lrn', illne,s, but no Ia
uhenie - rOauulo his scat, aud A .
j. htuiH Esq was elected speclut
J uige ald lhp court oeaded with
On inoa'. The entire orimiusl docse
la To- ha ditpDsed OF,
a voty ioigrosting protraotod meet
ing rs now In prosrosss at the Bipas.
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PALESTINE, Aug. II, - Especial. l.
Hon. 7. I. GaWmage il In receipt of q
letter from Hon, Il, l., Foster, OF Lime
stone county, In which that gentleman
denies most emphatioally the reports
that prohibition is failure in that
county. Speaker Foster declares that
all the saloons have been closed, and
that not ono has attempted 10 keep
open IN violation of the law, as has
been reported. He proposes to furnish
certificates from ,b0 leading business
men OF MCNia a0d every other town
In Limestone county, that tho law is
strictly enforced aud that IL is sue
cess, morally aud otherwise. There is
10 DO joint discussion of prohibition
here on Thursday night next by prom-
ineut men Of this city.
Miss Hannah Hanson, 20 years of
age, died alter one days illness, and
was buried yesterday.
Within tue last i0w days rain has
fallen in good sbu ~ era in nearly every
section OF the county.
The p ~ Ger dropped $40, 900 here this
evening.