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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-10-22
ESTATE LAND FOR SALE.

DY virtue of the power conferred on us
ID by the last Will of Mathew Snipes,
deceased, we will sell at Anderson c. r.,
S, C., on SALEsDAY IN NOVEMBER.
1885, the following described Real Estate of
said Mathew Snipes, deceased, to wit:
LOT NO. /, or Home Tract, containing
ITO acres, more or less, situated on Rich
land Creek, in Varennes Township, about
five miles South of Anderson, adjoining
lands of Martha A. Masters, ct al. This
Tract has good dwelling house and out
buildings.
LOT No. 2, containing 127 acres, more
or less, situate on Richland Creek, in Va
rennes Township, adjoining lands Of VIM.
LOT No. 8, containing II acres, more or
less, situated in Varennes Township,
adjoining lands of VIM. G Watson, ct al.
TERMS OF SALE-One-half cash, and bal
ance on credit of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, to be secured by
bond and mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay extra for all necessary
papers.
THOS. F. DRAKE,
ELIZABETH SNIPES,
Executors.
Oct 8, 1885 ID
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A Human Holocaust.

ELBERroN, GA, October l0.-A negro
woman known here by the name Of "Big
Harriet" who has been living iu a small
house on q lot of Mr.. a. Hutchinson,
near the railroad, had three small chill
dren, one about five, another about three,
and the third but few months old, who
she was in the habit OF locking up in the
house, where they would remain for
hours while she was away attending to
her business down town or elsewhere.
This morning she fastened them up and
left as usual, leaving some fire in the
house, as it was little cool. About 2
O'Clock p. m. the house was discovered to
be enveloped in flames and the three
children had perished before the FIRE Was
discovered.
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- Peas are cheaper food for pigs than
corn. They fatten them very rapidly,
although they do not make as solid pork
as corn. They have this advantage over
corn: They mature early and can be
fed as soon as large enough for green
peas, the pigs consuming vines and all.
= Borrowers don't amnint to much,
at best, but those that borrow trouble are
the most foolish of any.
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Uh;lo Gentleman of tc

- While gentleman of town was
passing a certain colored church of the
County sometime ago he stopped to
listen to the preacher for few moments.
He WAS exhorting his hearers to try and
get to Heaven, and said the door WAS
locked, and chat no "ravenous beast or
LAWYER could enter" AS the listener
happened to belong TO the latter class he
concluded 10 move on Winnsboro' Neus.
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ESTATE SALE.

TTNDER an agreement among the heirs
u at law of Elijah Brown, deceased, we
will sell at public auction, at Anderson
City, on SALESDAY IN NOVEMBER
next, the following Tracts of Land, belong
ing to said Estate, to wit:
TRACT NO.. /, or Homestead Tract,
containing one hundred and ten and one
half acres, more or less, bounded by VIM.
Burriss, A. G. Fretwell and Tract No. g.
TRACT NO. 2, containing seventy-seven
and one-half acres, more or less, bounded
by Tract No. /, John A. O'Neal and Blue
Ridge Railroad.
TRACT NO. 8, containing forty.two
acres, more or less, bounded by Blue Ridge
Railroad and VIM. Burriss.
These tracts are situated from q to 3
miles Northwest of Anderson G. II.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, balance
on credit of twelve months, with interest
from day of sale, to be secured by bond
and mortgage, with privilege of antici-
pating payment. Purchasers to pay extra
for papers.
A plat of these lands can be seer on the
PETER r. BROWN,
JOHN BROWN,
Attorneys in fact of heirs at law.
Oct g. 1885 13
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-" "What are you going to do when
you grow up, if you don't know how 10
cipbcr?" asked teacher of slow boy.
"I'm going to be school-teacher, and
make the boys do the ciphering," as
the reply.
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- Mustard plants used to be the terror
and disgust of the California wheat
srowc;.. Now they are a source Of profit.
BY ingenious mechanical harvesting,
both crops are gathered, and the mustard
seed is worth more than the wheat on
the same land.
= The cake ordered for an October
wedding in New York is to be surmount.
ed by a tower of candy. in which will be
live birds. The bride is to break the
artificial cage with tiny hammer and
liberate the birds. !
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MERCHANT TAILOR,
WIOULD respectfully inform his friends
w and customers that he is now loca-
ted on Main Street, second door below the
Post Office, where he would be happy to
serve them with Custom-M ade Clothes in
the latest and most approved styles.
Sept 3, 1885 8 3m
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Sober thoughts-the kind that come
uext N ,rning, you know.
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tlOu'
The Scriptures very clearly distinguish
between our body.life and our soul-life,
and we are not to confound the two, or
regard them as identical. or make the
soul either the product of or absolutely
dependent upon the body. What we lose
in death is our body-life; and what we
retain after death is our soul.life. 1t is
the body that sleeps but not the soul.
The former is the present home of the
latter, yet not essential to its existence
or activity. The conscience, the reason,
the affections, the memory, the higher
faculties of the soul, are certainly not
the creations of material body. They
are spiritual powers; and, according to
the doctrine of life and Immortality as
brought to light in the Bible, they are
undestroyed and unharmed by death.
The sleep Of death is no damage to them.
There is, moreover, very precious
passage in the Bible, in which the pious
dead are described as sleeping in Jesus,
and from which the title Of this article
is borrowed. "But would not have you
ignorant, brethren" said the apostle to
the Thessalonians, concerning them
which are asleep, that ye sorrow not,
even as others which have no hope. For
if we believe that Jesus died and rose
again, even so them also, which sleep in
Jesus, will God bring with him." These
words are full of comfort 10 those who
have buried dear friends, and are permit
ted to think of them as thus sleeping.
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JUHN BRUWNi
Attorneys in fact of heirs at law.
Oct g. 1885 l3 3
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J. 3. CLARK,

Oct 8, 1885
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-01

sola within the la.t n hohf and zoo
flela haze u6en lft IN ilN erection Uf
shnie N ots ~ sfins hulldlntai ~
oral qnafFloa have hHan opened ard q
nov hriot hlin IN An ION hlaHt, The
knowing ones have i0Hn rkpef WI
ihla they wofn well aware ne
nUihinN va wautlnu ~ make Colo
nan tho city 1T the West hut railroad
councillors, TfrV have u new, and
ara daiOfmlnef that their pre-
dioiious aud hopos shalt be
roA ixad. fh0re IL no doubt
but that tno most ssngulns exponft-
lions will ha fulfilled, Simply because
nature has 40 detarIsined IL Coleman
IA siipatsd in tho heart ~ tbs most
productive and healthy region In tho
State. and her fertile valleys and prai-
rlss ara rapidly hllipg up With an i'm
migration calculated "a develop them
10 their fullest eaNsaiiy.
From January, 1854, ~ January, 1880,
the number az neres ~ land In cultiya
ton decreased l00 per. cent, and the
reputation increased 10 3 per cent.
since last January.
The wheat orop for this year ras
from 20 Ia i5 bushels per acre, the ost
oron from IS to 100 bushels ana the cora
crop from 80 to On bushels. NeverIha-
lehs tha present was not considsres n
favorable season for wheat or corn.
Many young cities OF Texas have
aspired 20 the tito Of "Queen,"- but
Coleman IL destined 20 wieid tho scep-
IRE ia the Waht ~ least, Grading will
bH finished TO the city in 50 days, aud
thn locomotivd's whistle viii be rO-
echoed rmopg tho hills surrounding
Coleman by Jnnusry /.
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o'clock FsfufItg nlglf and fbnni
0'olonE sundav nnrniNg Even theh
ie might iaFH hrNn ln Alsiln Whru
mo mufd4r Hag committed, The nQi
demos NJ physicians IL nnCUtfHfg tu
com rinie the tesiiMunys
Colonel Nprfo returned to-day from
Blrntt lIn ionAffd tho convict prison
NJ tho qnarrias. Tho RTsuito Will b.
cut n. Buruo', whsfN tho contractor
hiss ga rchnsed 10 sores fnr a depot. Tho
citizens ofinrea him 80 la locate tho
depot there. Tho road 10 tho uuarfitt
will ho hnlahed In six Woeks.
u. u, Stoidard, dentist, has snad
w. Y, Loader, Publisher ol tue Ausllu
Dispatch, Tor possession or tho DE
patch printing pfoss, otc:, bonEht ~
b. ,tlddaTd ~ a truAloo'a sale, ana
valued N 1900,
Tho charter OF ths Fort Worth Print
log company, capital $1,000, George
Loving, John fOfi aud A, =.
Walker, iuclrn0rsfors, WAS hlod To-
day, Tor tho publication or Al evening
papnr; also the onart0r Of tue East
Dal A. Water supply oomptny,espiial
S25 Oe0.
Governor iceland issued u pr0elA-
nation to-day for the oassiOu OF tho
site for the Galveston custom house.
Graes COmmis.lonar Gross filed hiH
report, hut It's contents are wilhhela
nom publication I'll considered by tho
land board.
Judge G. s. West, ono o. the Hu-
prome IN tgeT, has resigned.
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ig lna era. The ffdeinis ~ ofiiin wffN
nos vtfg he4gg today, The Heasln
nrf h4lnF falfly Hfnue1.
Thee wss scaled meeting ~ Tho
nm department thls nvenisk pr Ne
8ngl un hpus1 fuf ihe purpose pf oalr-
bTaiinR their twelfth anniversary Al
appropriation ~ money nnn me hose
aafrlaRe fund, With which Ia celobfa
" wns decided on. Chiof Levy ordered
out rll the apparatus And with the
different o0nbanias and the city baud .
marched through tina principal streets,
Then thsy adjourned 20 Baeiarher'f
10 pArtnke OF the anniversary supper
which was nartakeu 0i With tho best
of good feeling SPEECHES wore made
~ PfeaidAnt Pltt0tt, Chief Levy and
others. TOasis were drank % tue par
pstusl life aud activity II the hrs dc
partmenI, the president, chief and
other officers End was carried ON until
"a late hour, when it broke no with
the greatest good feeling. Tho de-
paTiment Is one of tho best equipped
ia tho State aud has the nneat engine
aud boat trained horsea OF any de-
psr.mont.
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turkey.
onDrppp TO MAINrAIN oEpER.

ORDERED To MAINTAIN oRDER,
PhILIPPoP1LIs, Sept Is Prince
Alexander has ordered the civil and
military authorities or tho frontier Of
Bulgaria and Macedonia "a maintain
order ia their respective districts.
The populaGe on oath siies OF the
BAlkaEs arc very enthusiastic over
tins union between Bulgarian aus
Roumells, and umbors of mon have
offered 10 enter vdluntser service in
support uf the union.
IN CASE OF WAR.
Tho ladies ara forming Red Cross
society and making other preparations
for tho care of the sick and wounded
aoldiers ia tho event ef hosSiltiies be-
ing commenced.
THE PORTE ALARMED.
CoNsTANTINOPLB, Sept. 23.-The
porte mas become alarmed at the pre-
Sistent reports 10 the effect that an
Italian expedition liz hsisg ii5ted out
for the purpose of Selling gripoli, aud
has ordered reinfoccements TO be
sent there ut once. The
strength OF tho Turkish troops in
TripCli ~ to b9 raised to 15,001, and
great energy is being displayed IN
pnttiDg the force there ia bstter con-
ditloD for deionse.
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SAN ANTONIO, Sept. 2s,-lSpeoial. T.
Tho entire construction foree NJ the
San Antonio y Arkansas PAS railway
will 10 moved 10 tho work tomorrow.
AL the side tracks and spurs neees-
alry tor the present Ia the yard here
hayo been completed, and WORK on
trnck-laying IL 10 he pushed vigor-
cusly. fh6 large tank Ia being nut up
Ia thu yard and az soDs m sufficient
material is on hand work will DO COM
monced en- tho depot, round house aud
car shed
A new gold miuo has lstoly baeu
discoY rcd in tina northern part of the
State or COahuila, Mexico, ana tho dis
cnvarar, Mr.. Barradat, phsled through
the city this morning or his Way North
% form aiming c,mps 10 WORK
them.
Henson Hightnwer, 2 colored mau,
an escaped cntv.ub OF unsnVlable
reputation, who Was convicted ia Wi.
sou county of horse theft aud sou
fenced TO the pemtentiary, WAS re-
captured on Saturday evening bv o.
iicer Martin ana Dsputy sheriff Ma
Lewis tIo has bssn plscsa ia the
county jail
TINE HE.ALD reporter met Colonel
@. q. Gibbs, OF the trauspot stiOA aud
land department al the Sunset railway,
this morning, and in RESPONSE 10 in
quiries relative 20 tha proposed re-
inovdl If tho Sunset land Office FROM
San Antoine TO Houston said the
change would DO made sud would
occur within ths n0Xs 90 days. The
change, he said, was made tD put al
the departments, psssihls, into ~ oil
nee, ~ Ons place TOR convenience. Tha
land denartmens, t,e legal depart
neui, taa general Teeight office and the
Euperinten i2nt's Office VIII b, concern
trated in uous on, The passenger do
p artment has removed 10 New Orleans.
News from Laredo sNys, tho Duie-
n!aiema, gcJcery sore was burglar
ized lass night and S35 slolen.
as New Laredo, Mexico,
Ramon and Pedro Argue Is Qci and
Miguel Dana, editor Of LS Lars-
dense, vino have bgen 10 iail here for
the murder OF Montslbo, editor Of the
Ell Rsuzoute, Lqreoo, Texas, have
been ordered 60 GnerreBs, Mexico, Tor
trial. Their friends are contidest OF
IN aaruittgl.
At Uvel9e during the present term
of tue district court, Ross Kennedy,
long known as q relanblsss prosecutor
Oi cattle thlovos, y promiEent stock
man himsoli,s man with grown chit
dran, man whose fortune is estimat.
ed Az $500 COO, was convicted NJ tho
{ heit OF cJttls and sant01eed 30 two
years im The psui,eHtisry. Remedy
owna considerable pr 5perty IN this
city. Everything p0a7ible wa done
10 saws hin, de applied Tor - new
5rial Ills conviction caused PFC
foun sensation throughout Southwest
ern NeXGs.
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Bellevse,

BELLEVUE, Sept. 23.-LSpecial.l-
Quite a shower of raia fell here
this morning, though not enough
o be- Of much benefit. Indications are
favorable for mora rain.
Our prairies here have tho Appear
ance OF regular haytisld5, ~ every
bOdy seems 20 be putting 10 prairie
grass Tor winter feed.
Our merchants are beginning TO ham
die quite lot of the hescy staple, and
for convenience Of handling IL they arc
trying 10 induce the railroad company
to build q cotton platform here,
The Fort Worth d Denver Oily rail-
road hRs just completed it coal chutes
At tAis piece.
Mother earth around the little town
OF Bowie seens 10 abound ia rich de-
posts. Everything from a cORl vein
10 q gold mine seems to be within tho
range of possibility. This time IL is a
coal vein craze. There may bs some
thing in it, though | would not advise
O rush there.
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FROM Caddo, 4. II.

CADpo, sept. Is (speclal.l Two
white boys were playing "marshsl" at
CGid0 on lsst Saturday with "un-
loaded" pistols with tho usual result:
one wrs shot through toe body. Ho IL
still slive but Eot expected to last
much longer.
A cOusip OF Bill Jones, tho Indiau
WuO murdered Mr.. BoLton, white, ut
Csddo 2 few days ago, killed an In
diau in Bus county on Saturday.
Wilson Jones, the fatagr o. Bill, is said
10 BIS the Wellthiest Choctaw IL tue
nation. He is terribly down cast be-
cause OF his sons and pepneY's cFimes.
Captain j. s. Standby, editor Of the
Champion, il In Washington City ia
behalf of tho settlers on inc railway
depot grounds, IL Il thought here
inst 1t ia through his management
the recent order suspending Lle re-
npval of these settlers ws5 issued.
Cotton is opening very slowly, Tho
Weather has been too wet and cool.
Thore is a good deal OF cotton in tho
Choctsw and Crock nations, and 1t Is
iarge and heavy with boliS, Indians
are quite fond OF raising cotton. They
are said TO ba tho best pickerB OF all
ruggB.
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DELEoN, Sept. 2s.-[Special. This
place is not dead yet, though it voted
whisky out on the Sth instant. II may
be that local option has not yet gone
into effect, how ever.
We have now under construction a
large academy, and when completed
vii bs an addition thai has long been
badly needed.
There have oren eight bales OF cotton
20 date 10 this point. There will be
about 5000 BALES shipped this season.
Rov. r. r. Raymond, OF Arkansas,
Is conducting urotracted meeting
here, and ho is a bright star in the
work OF Christianity, and we'll de-
serves the credit Of being the best re-
viyaist that has visited neLson. He
has some hard customers interested.
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nAnA0r 10 ntiLnOADs,
CRY or MnxIoe. sept -. II ID nov
uix days slnee there hss benn any mail
aud passenger oommunioslisa by rail
with this United aiAtaa. Tho train
that pulled out II here saturday uiehl
could get no further Than bin
Juaa dol llin, aud tho train
which stOuld have reacted hofe
last Tusaday, and was oKpoctoi 10 ar.
rive here Sunday, gOt a. FAR ~ SilAO
newal Of washonts a. Chintspoe, sbsve
one train on each aide OF
Ihe wnshout. These iae,n will explain
to merchants Ia toe Uaitsd States
why Mexican mails bava boon de-
laYed lately. IL N, however, hoped By
hard work u yet tho track In cOndi-
ton 10 bring tho trains la tomorrow
with Nil delayed m III ana passengars.
IL has been reported that the Vera
Cruz railway had fulfsred sori-
Ous' weshonts but IL has
proved thai onlv culy0rt was
p.d before the spot WAS reached. In
1881 tho Vera Cruz railway had great
trouble with washOuts, but by much
labor the road bed was gotten In
good condition. Tha Vera
Crug road people say IL
is n costly road bed. but in
cheepest in "a tropical country, whore
the rainfall Ia 20 heavy.
Rains Tor the past fortnight have
been incessRuE and an immense
amount Of water has fallen, and IL ~
not strange that tho road bed
or tho Mexican Central should
nave trouble. Tho management
mss worked energetically TO repair the
track, but tho rains Toll la manner
thai made T. impossible 10 10 hat;er
ihsn has baeu done. lis proposed u
Strng.hen the weak parts In substar-
tisi manner.
There has been but worry littls
trouble on Ehs sorta end OF the extern
sion OF tho rugd.
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WEATHERFoRD, Sept. 2S.--[Specisl.l
-Mr. A. Aston, q farmer living four
miles west Of town, had a fine pair Of
black mules, fine matches, stolen last
night. The mules ere branded dia-
mond Y, with q bar under it, on the
left shoulder. Mr.. Aston tracked
the mules into town and on
towards Fort Worth q short
distance east, when he lost all track OF
them. Mr.. Aston IL a poor man, and
tHe loss OF the mules is sorely ie,t,
The latest news from tho Miiliken
case is at 8 y. N. Eleven jurymen
led been securGd,
This little soocf Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Smythe died this evening OF dyp-
theris.
About 80 bales Of cotton came "a to-
day, selling at 8 80.
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Sherman

SHERMAN, Sept. 2S.-lSpecial, The
committee appointed by the directors
Of the Fair association to CONTRACT for
all improvements, snd VINO advertised
for sealed bids foc the erection Of
yeversl buildings, will open the bids at
| The store Of Ely IL Cook this evening.
Mr.. Ely being member Of The com
mitteo. There hes been nothing over
looked that would be To the success OF
tho fair, and the people OF the entIrs
State may come to the fair and races
feeling sure they will enjoy them-
selves and be well treated.
To-day is the regular appearance
day in Justice y. j, Hinkel's court.
The following cases came up in their
regular order, and in all judgment
went by defauit:
Err. Doris va. N. Y. hite; Lar
Douglas Va. John Hatch; M. Dorans
va. r, w. Rossell and Others; M. DO
rane W.. ". G, Sssndefisid; Calves and
Ewall Va. Russell and Siesfeld; Elliot
IL Bro. VS.. q. @. Tsl&On; Scbnei-
der g. Bro. VS. p. 0. Dudley; Lone
star Nursery company w. X. b, Scott;
Lone Star Nursery company vs. A j.
Pennul; Il. Lavsring vs.. James Hea-
ION mtTCHduCS 4 EoVoCbiNc nhu O-lltSF-
ing Agency VS.. James Heaton; City
Bank vs.. w. A. Null and Others.
Messrs. l., Jouronst and 81. Burnett,
coal dealers, who had q complaint
made az ain t thsm for refusing To pay
occupation tax, by City Tax Collector
Boyd, paid the tax this morning
under protest, They say that
they had no intention of demanding
the CITY, or OF avoiding the pay Of
any just tax, but that they conside.
the amount asked # them out OF AL
reason, aud we-e told by an attorney
that the city could not collect 1t. They
intend having this tested and satisfy
themselves OF its legality.
Mr.. Frank A Ryan, the secretary OF
the driving circuit, went over to McKir-
ney to bill the town for tho meeting
here In October.
The weather is threatening and is
trying to rsin.
Ajsily party of eight, headed by
William Walker and James Harrison,
with all modern conyenieuces, vert
out to the mouth of Mineral creek
fishing and hunting, Saturday right,
10 stay over Sunday. Taey oil re-
turned late last night in good splrits.
They report fine large time, but no
gsms; plenty OF fish, but too much
ht1uOtc w I'LL tlOhl OhShs IVY ~NJ
this is good wsy TO recuperate sltern
weeks business. aisf
Mr.. E. w. Hope win In few days
open next to tho Merchrnts and
Planters bank first.class art emrOii-
am. \.
Sheriff Douglas, Deputies May and
Whitesides brought in this morning
and lod ged In jais Tony Smith, the
negro wanted for the murder Of Henry
Teller aud Pies Mann, also ne,
groes, at country dance two years
i5qtop's ranvhe in the Territory.
Thomas stegsli was brought over on
the evening train from Denis0n, where
be wss lcommitted by yusticsJ. A.
Adgus isr gambling, and not oelng
ibis to pay his dine, was placed in the
county jail, making A prisoners &C.
stiis h0ste;Ty.
The con tract for building the grand
ssarfd.at the fair grounds was awarded
to Ritnar q Wood. JOCK Walker got
the contract for building tho stalls.
Colonel RIG. Hall has $50 acres OF cot
ton that viii make bsle and one nall
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BoNHAH, Sept, 2s.-lspecisl.]-AlcS
Hunter, co'orsd, was before Judge Il.
Il Lydsy yesterday on charge of
burning Mr. william ElcGriggs' cotton
house, She was placed under 5000
bond.
To date $40 bales of catton have been
received, 81 of which were received
yesterday, TO uspts being paid.
Mrs. John Peelar gave hsr little
daughter, kits Belle, birthday
party yestpiday. Eta hty-hYe children
were present au0 = mica d 40 Was en-
joyed ny thslu
The ci:y IL h.lag oyerrun by numer
Gus swarins or mosquitoes.
The congregations Of IL the churches
were good yesterday. The pulpitr
were filled as follows: Baptist, by
Rev. PottA; the Christian, by Rev,
Carlton; the Msthodist,by Rev. Chalk;
the Cum serlaud Presbyterian, by Rev.
Benge; the Episcopal, by Rev. G. Il.
Denroche, OF Shsrman: SecoRd Pres.
bytsrian, by Rev. Wilson, OF Dodd
yity.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-01
d cKtnney.

MCKINNEY, Sept. 2s.-[Special.I l.
sheriff Beck arrested yesterday morn
ing one Charley Morrison, who is
wanted in Bosaue county on the
charges Of murder and horse stealing.
He is q bad character and has been at
large for several years. Morrison was
spending the night with the father OF
lady whom he Was to be welded the
same day. Our, sheriff "a not SO hard
hearted as to take delight in separa-
ting two hearts ready to melt into one,
but VIXEN he has an official duty to
perform he docs not stand on senti-
inenE, d. KS