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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
C0LLINSVILLE.
4 Thriving Town on the rranscontinen

a Thriving Town on the rranscontinen
tai.
Special TO the Gazette
CoLLINsvuLE, TEX, March l9.-This
place Is beginning to grow, and 1t is high
time that 1t should keep pace with the
magnificent country that surruonds It.
The injunction that used TO be on the
land all about the depot Is now entirely
removed, and the erection Of several new
business houses has begun, so that ere
the tail trade sets in we shall have a
brand.new town, with all the general ac
commodati0ns Of any other nlst.casg
place Farmers throughout this rich sec
ton OF GraySOn county are rejoicing
over the prospects Of having a better
trading point here, as it has been great
Inconvenience to them to 20 twenty miles
TO sherman after some of their supplies
that they ought 70 get here.
We now have frst-Class buyers for all
the grain, cotton and produce that the
surrounding country yields, aud our ship
ping facilities on the Texas 6 Pacific rail.
way arc unsurpassed. so that all we
lack now Is few more good business
buildings good houring.mill and about
twenty uew dwelling-houses TO rent.
The school here Is large and has Il good
reputation abroad -Four church dcnomi.
nations are represented here, and all
move along in harmony and peace
The water IN this particular section Is
as good as flows from the mountains OF
North Carolina or the hills Of Wisconsin.
The land in this vicinity IS not very
cheap, as II Is nearly all in cultivation
Being very rich, it brings the farmer
large returns for his labor, consequently
he is coniented and happy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

WHEN Bayard and Lamar and Gar
land were taken from the senate to the
cabinet II was said that no Democrat
was left in the senate ft TO stand before
the experienced Republican leaders in
that body. The experience Of the last
fcw days shows that this was an I'M
founded fear on the part Of the Demo
Gratis. The debate on the Edmunds res
olution has been participated in by
the Gblest Republican members, and
Pugh and Kcnna have effectively an
swered them and overthrow Their ar
guments Emergencies bring out lead
crs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
WILLS POINT.
orbitnary-A sad Accidsnt-Change In The
Mall Service Other n otes.

coTTespondenco o lho Gazette.

"a" Aecldeht-Change In ms
Mall serVioe-other Notes.
Correspondence OF the Gazette.
Wills PofNT, Tx, March 49,
Weather delightful, country reduce plen.
tiiui, farmers busy, and - ,rden sass y
win be next ia order.
The GAZETTE reporter found the mer.
chants this morning, not 4nly uncom.
piainipg, hut actually cheerful.
Mt. Thos. Frieze has commenced the
Manufacture Of several hundred thousard
nrlck, which will be put into new cuisines.
buildings this summer ard fill.
DIT. b. w Rose, who has contracted "a
furnish The Farmers alliance this season
has added an extensive grocery dcnar,.
neni TO his establishment, which 4 In
charge Of tie well and iay0rabiy known
Mai r. 4 Blanks
Ibe mai service between Wills poin,
ana me county seat Of Van Zspat bas
been changed, The mail which foruerlv
LETT ~ z O'Clock O. m. and the GtzFrTy
VIII hereafter reach the capital N ~.
iree slate On jhe same day of pEbllca.
ton 'N0'''N-
Eld Reginald Collision. the Episcarsi
minister from Terrell, met bis regular H..
polntlneat and preached to large audi.
ence again % Tuesday nigbg last. He is
AZ able preacher and aE eloquent and
noeni speaker, and has made MANI friends
although this Is only hts seccud visit
: iae large tract Of land known az the
SABINE district iyiag IN tho eastern part
ot Van Iaadt county, was sold by M
: richardson a day OF Two since 10 Mr.
Y. y. pvefieese OF Dallas, who win 10.
mediateiy put IN immense steam works
aas work the plant for all il L worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

All telegraph correspondents must at
tach their names to all matter sent TuE
GAzEIIE Cards of parties handed to
correspondents for publication should be
sent in, tm only ,ehep accompanied By
nmes 81 ae1 parties
Correspondents are instructed not to
indulge opinions In their news reports,
II they desire to express opinions they
can 10 so in separate letter, as the news
columns Of the paper will hereafter be
weeded of all such expressions. Core
spoudonts are requested and expected to
send facts and news only, and they can
report what public opinion Is, but not
their own in the regular news columns OF
the paper II they desire expression Of
their feelings or opinions they must dc
SO IN separate article addressed TO Tut
GAZETTE. Correspondents are not asked
to edit this paper, but to furnish 1t with
facts. The opinion OF the public Is always
deslr able, but not that Of the correspond.
MS, except IN communication separate
and apart from their news service.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
aAzrrrr nnANcm orrIors

DALLAs--T, o, Mckee, manager.
DENIsOa-- Dick Chamberlain, manager
WaCO--A. s. O'Nelll, manager,
3HERMAN--J. IL Dills, manager.
WEAHERFoRD--H, Is. Dorsey and l.. 3 Nor
vail, managers.
pAHfs--O. H. Mhxey, manager
JEfFERsog--,j. ID. Kitchens, manager
MARsuGLL-.R obt, Kennedy, manager
AalEERE-W. n, Powell, manager
CLEBUIHE--W. n. Byrd, manager
H. PAsu--B. II. Lyons, manager.
BASKERVILLE -E. 4. I'm and j. l. llickson
nAuGgere
BoNiUa-C. r. Johnson, manager
HONEY GROyE--L, q. iiill manager
BAIRD Frnnk Dorsey, manager
GNEESvILLE--W. ~ Wheeler, manager
OoLORApo--W B Newkirk, manager.
MNEoLA--Y. IIunmaster, manager.
UieCo--W 7. Pulley, manager
WHlTEsDoBO--J. q. Glenn, manager
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

You will never spGN 4
chewers' heartburn 0r ire'g ,,'.,.i,
chew only FinzefS pslso '.. ','' 3 y
Turf ping. Seven sspsIs " y
superiority; Pare pFsaal q, ID
thirty per cent, r.. g. A' .,0s1
mildest; oHtlarss US . ....,.' n
always plant no bitieI I, .'H's. W
grain 81 grit fgF 20 c,.s. w
Joseph Il. Brows, For n 1000
tail, By al dealers % re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Il hall promised II would do. Before The small
pox cyclone struck the Fort THE GAzkirE
halt way limited that Dallas was the place for
the convention, but that quarantine, that pre-.
eious quarantine, may have cooked Dallas
chances --fDallas Herald.
Galveston is the most delightful place
in Texas during the summer months, and
Dallas is the hottest place In the state.
Men who want to keep cool" will vote
for Galveston.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
mIsCELLANEoUs.

NOR SALE An Estey or, 90, vr1 flilt
Il j. l. Clafkson, 50l and t9l lloui.ol Y
A KIEslAh BATH iIUUsk.-Sai1ih q.
a water, eighty gallons per ninaii =,
rainwateT-whltc sulphur, 1Hgnesis * =
the best bathing water IN the sat-, " Y Y
used az at Hot sprlngs, drunk BOT Enie
Ing. Single Tickets, % centtj SO Ii,1
stanley 4 Markle, proprielorf, poflAH'A z
public square.
NTIyIAN Y KNl4AND, general ltse =. y
Y lection agcntE Tor ihe fAhA'l.'
Iex1s, Taseosa, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
BUsINEss cuANcEs,

LOR sALE-Call at Grand hoe ~
i patent for sale; small eapiiN ltYa
Chance 70 make big money.
LOR SALE Hotel and llgcry HllA
Il ply TO James shaw. Holland, iekls
NOR SALE NH and clegaiof Foa u
II Novelty Roller Flouriug siis d
day. CAPACITY OF elevator 30 10 balbek i
tics contemplating building miltailllfts
their advantage 10 cali and Zee M wa
The nachii cry 10 new and hag Al " b;
novelty ROllor Milla. forl Morh. flk
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

w ANrED "A 0rst. Gin. 49, hr'
w hanger. Apply 10 TX paa,et ahn "A,
mouse building. N"''' neniol y,
WANTED. Three good .sas.,....
w men and Two good sca hhILln,,olt sllol
~ vann,,aN " rerder, Olive Drnnos u wi
-, (, Wv, '7NNh}
w ANIED- The Missouri p.s,s.-
w company Is prepared u ns,a, hasl
mcht 70 4 number OF mn NJ, ,aw.psA tl,'ll
oar tephlfcfs, cleaners sHitsaI
garahun, hwitchmen, traclnieo s ~ ?, q. t,tl
~, Louis, Mo, aud other st,,Ir ahe i,lnilal
,h vou rnH Competent men willbren,,. N
10 XXI W. move specified without y, \
ro ~. Iaet VI present rotations IA N,
p"uy VI tnulr connection with Az w W.
MN open, secret, secals, x; =.
w., 49, Suull us are accepted Win "a WY. w
~ nv W wages recommended nv tbe ", y
anu olnef state officials OF MAsonT N. .af,
jaw nen The labor troubles In Msroe nv 's is|
auJusleu, inc same ~ have Men NIX Il p ~
COMPANY since that date. Apnlstee Y III
ley, superintendent Missouri psrm,9ih'.'AA "a
Scdalla, Mo; II. q. Flcoilng . rs,ns i...f|
~ Louis, Iron Mountain K aonhpsvs,' ,.a,
ot, LOUIE Mo- A. w. Diekinson sss., wv.
ent terminal facilities, Union ddb,sF I,
J1onn IiOdgea, master rafbalIa e, "
Iaclilc chops, st. Louis; /, Barlies, a r.
mechanic, Missouri Pacific shons n, w W,
iirrrin. superintendent pnlcnina ~. Y
0ihrko, master mechanic Denlson AZ
W fhBhu, bubcunteude /. Alrhi.,t, ~. Il
10 the undersigned, ~
WILLIAM ktnKlau
GpneTnl snna,lrls.s. ~.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Ilw statement u the commis.
s'oner oi Insurance statistics ana
hissQrg shows that tie dfo insnr.
apcs companits doing businessln Texas
paic oEt lest year, to cover IRE losses,
ss'0gaN7l OK They yecelyed ID pre-.
miums si,9s6,sil5l Their business,
thes, was dome a, a loss 10 themselves u
s92,s8ale The Insurance business
doesn't seem 10 yield much proat IN
Texas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

"l.rr lt be remembered, saws the Paris
Tribune, "lhatthe more wages a laboring
man earns, the more he will have to pay
The arncr Tor his produce That is one
Side % one question Another Is Let Il
be rememocrcd that The higher the wages
paia 20 producers o. goods, the greater
their oost 70 the consumers, who are
chiefly sne farmers
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

InE president is censurcd for sending
message 20 the senate unsigned, lie
probably thought the senator's had be-
come wei enough acquainted with his
"siylc" 70 recognize his communication,
even # anonymous.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

CARLOAD ifcsn seSgiaD''s ~ "a
last arrived At sae Fa's v s.. I
company's coasistlpg e e ~
Early Rose potatoes y W 500
onions in barrels, e'ey
orders early. ----
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
Nothlng nnt no rnet. n.ported

PARIS, TEN, March H.
To The Editor Of the Gazette.
There has been considerable discussion
on the streets here about the spccm which
appeared in TnE GAZETTE last Sunday in
regard to the mass-meeting Of the knights
OF Labor and " the citizens at the court
house Saturday night. The meeting was
called IN order that people might express
their views, but when the house was
called TO order and speakers called for,
there was only one side taken up and
that was The side OF the Knights; and
now we, as reporters, are duty bound TO
our profession to report the. proceedings
OF meeting just Is tbs AZ, regardless
of our own sentiment or feeling, and as
there was only one side of the question
heard from at this meeting, OF course we
had TO give it in their favor. As repre-
sentative Of TuE GaIETrE here, we
have taken no part in the present trouble,
and have only reported the current Of
the news as 1t was and Is.
G, b. MAxEV.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
Observation-Disclosures

MA NTED- Thirty teams Is s.,i < 4
w, Worth y New Orleans rpllW,r Y
ny once over Henry Peaks hafdaa,, "
corner llonNon aud Fiftn streets
w ANTED~A man and wife e7.Im, +;
w uren 70 work on a ranch. vnal,n a \.
Inc man 70 do rancli work. hp0f{ M a
u, ~ ~ Grand hotel. city ''3f ''f7t y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

In Mr., rowderly had been consulted
by the Knights OF Labor before taking
action, the present strike never would
have been ordered
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

ThE GAZETTE Is the only paper in
North foNas that now publishes the Assoc
oisisd Pross kilograms.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
NnnNIs rnR nl.ar /.

EOR RENT Furnished rooms h
4 East weaihcrfdrd street ! MnT'
E1DR REM. Large well pealllaiff N
u with southern cxpoeufc. ABBY Il NJ
NOR street XXI 7i'7i
NOR RENr-furnishsd rOo6s ;aii.s', !
pea rooms OF tor housekeeping N
Rusk street. 80
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Ia is useless for parties 10 send auony-
NOUS communications TO TUX GAZETTE
Even The wasic.basket is nov pressed
down and running over with these things
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

THE GAZETTE has the largest
bona'iide circulation OF any daily
newspaper published In Texes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
Lfler

osr or STOLEN ON ~.
~, WIN . on neck ana " aAfe M
y, w y, nh1nr VIII he rowarled ~ lcil iAs,l'
20 "enry \ Peaks siore ~ os ,elrrtIs h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
no nAznrrn AnnoAp.

Tan GAZETTE viii bo found for sale at tho
places nlmed 10 the following cities:
JiuUAOU, iLL~-W. u. Sizcr, l62 Dearborn
street and T.. ,chhfnor Grand Pacific hotel.
En- ioUIs, NO.-Phlllp Roodcr s12 owe
street and JNB, OyertOn, Southern hotel
ilpI erMSgH, AHR,--J. II. Davis & Co.,
Homer l.. Bull " llrshGcld and r. u. Greene.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
hates Of Advertising Furnished on Appn

Hates of Advertising Furnished on Appli.
onttOn.
Ess5itfdnces By drfyG, p0stoNoe money order 81
~ FsgOrsred later. ut risk Of Office
clpcHdei1e 10 collected ispon all 'ietes a'sb
fcfa.
Prowpf fnfosraaaon Of ereits and nefos happen
inof NJ gssieful interest collected, and DiH BE-
property Compensated,
IN ooVmunicdtlOts intended n0T publication
,t1sl 81 aeo0nipanfed bY the torieFs name and nd
drea-ilot M publication, bit rs an eridenos Of
pood ain
Parties ,,fifirg 70 THE GAZETTE on business
peysJnGI 20 Themselves wtA pea6e feiose stamp for
repig,
az isffets relating 10 business Of an kind should
BE- a4aressed 10 TIM GAZETTE Fort Worth Ter
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

IHOH RkNT-fl uslness house. new ~
u south side public square; ia IN "A
oyer same, Bliiable Tor Office. Gle. Ageij
NJ iInrtsilnld, court house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

WAY and soon gave up The dght.
Ar- Hodge kErN fun well ihe aancsr
awaiting the next uAi0, ihe passenecr
whleA reached Tiers about : !. Ea., ara
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

NJ iofsy -ninth move. This makes the
record stand Stelnsix games. zuker
kort zakertoft says his Ash move.
watch wEs nhoilY nnsound, was AZ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
WANTED-IlI,,, n

w ANIhD Servant riri 4,
o,T must ho good cook ~ ~ iaail n N,
street Afi3 At lA5 Nv ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

4
IR W, ". ROUTti, licmeoflasls-.'
IL b1s Main street, opuotlIt 'gi'qi1se Y. :.
. 10 a. m 2;3J to and " ~ ~ ?.
" tol. Residence ThHd fi.ec', 5p''ti (
Telephone connections. e.
TYR EMORY v. NIXON, ngaee,snsi
IL slclan. once l0i East Inlfl w.. y
stairs, opposite opera hOntc. ~
a. m. 10 8 y. ~. Eesidence w bi4".' Z
ner u Louis avenue, south slg. I.
IJUDGFS X WILLS, AllefrEp 4. y y
III Montague, Texas. speclss s''..'f'
10 land aud commercial llllgallne. y; !,
~ IL. MUNDY. attorney a " ,'..', 4
IT, agent, Clay county, uro'r''
Once IN court house. !.
DEN. y. TDkNBK 4 Co, hsls., IA
ID agents, Vernon, Wiibhffhf go, ~. <. ~
render lands and pgy iaxsat irfss. w. NJ I
Of and perfeet tllies, bay, feli ffa..' ~
resent owneTs 81 real ease. W. nj
sl,styaefs IN Wilbargt4, iiffie1~., u "a,
Knox, Baylor and Arebef poeh'-,
cation a bpecialty $3.50
WOOD, FISHER 4 fUaD, A
w Law, San Marcos, Ielss' .,.:...s-, 4
n6yfs. BEALL a ROUElis, XIV II, 4:
ID CounsajoYs ~ Law. OFef ~ ~
tionhi bank. Main street fgn - Il
T,MgI'l'.!s'2'; ;Os'Yal','Dss!Es8
A lifs tsrifasa. hystfs. ts " lli.,, a
Or. WARD q Coz $3.50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

rHu tQrAid has hsen waiting ranentis Tor
~ sseamed great morning eontemeorsry.
,ac fort Worth essnrIn 10 msfs GOOD Mar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

Close buyers of wasn a,rcvrornyss.s.
Should visit he store 81 issndalI 4 Co.,
gsrs 60 a their new place, li0 ana
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20
WANT COLUMN


hh Peoples lnfeii,,
fs,t vnoS' ~ ttairs over an" N, .nd lasa.
.sitoaus, hotelu, farm, iloolodrt' \.
,, Ii,,is end pr, Aio fsai mqciA,h
se t,sie n., nelp, both maio saS aiali'H Y
y ~ ~ t,tonptly attended u leiiIhlt.
= " Snynn, Proprietor ftltgAos, ~ .
NE tort Worth Empiov,.. AZ
6a,r WV ~ Daniel WIN ,i s,lsnt oli e q \.
hIJibt .iee OF CHARGE. Af W. NV M, v Al cft..
d,'ymu ana Ninth. sooa,,f.llp .klal l,l. .
,,'s'" one, 2ls and Pan III " 7, vaili v
w ANTED- i'riyaie men, s's ~
IN french by a compnleb,',s y btldr 4
Wtn ihhEungrH Also ei,., tlelleI wa 4. =,
Nlolin. Prot. Rhagt fls'w,' ,liellls 4. \
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nArrs or AUTHORIZATION.

RATES or SUBSCRIPTION.
no NAN SUBSCRiBKRS.
pe,fqqs Pyspaid IN R,e Ptlbli3hsrf)
Daily. Weekly,
one Year SO % Ono Year ...,.... 81 80
six MOnths sO Six Months .t "
Three Months 90 Three MonthA.. 90
sunaay GAZETTE & per aunrm, post paid
DRLIrgRgD DY CARRIRRs:
Pef week .. .,+.,,..,.,. 20 conte
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save ths essi z
FOR sale BY all dfnssN~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

essi,
An ID
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-03-20

M hNTED "A lrsi. cias, hr'
w hanger Apply 10 ~ * paln,et ahn ~
house building, O"ns heniol.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-05
The Old Flag.


From the Quitman tGa.) Free Press
Mr.. Virgil T.. Lucas has Just brought TO
our office the old flag OF the PiscOla Vol.
unteers. Mr.. Lucas was color-bearer Of
the Piscola's and went with them into
service. He now lives in Orange county,
Fla. The flag has been in his possession
ever since. This nag was presented to
the company by the ladies' OF Brooks
county, who had it made in Savannah
at a cost Of 500. 1t is blue
with gold fringe and about by
. feet in size. On one side, in gold and
cOlOrs, is the coat of arms Of the State of
Georgia. On the other side is a scroll
with the words "Piscola VOlunteersv
June /, 1861" The nag was presented
by Miss Clara smith, who afterwards
married Mr.. Lanler, and was received by
Walter Hines. Al that time W. A. Lane
was Captain OF the company; J. .. Nor
ton, First Lieutenant; NJ. j. Culpepper,
second Lieutenant; James Rushin, Third
Lieutenant, and DR.. j. /. Grower, Or
derby Sergeant. The hag is
in fine state Of pre-
seryati0n and is now suspended in our Of
fee at the court house. Old members OF
the company and others, both ladies and
gentlemen, are invited TO come and see il.
With the sight Of 1t old memories will be
revived. Sad ones perhaps. Under this
banner marched forth to battle many who
never returned. Times have changed
since then. IL will do US no harm to look
at the old flag, touch its sacred folds and
think OF the "auld lang syne."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-05

saturday morning when the 500 pas
senger train from Savannah rolled into
the union passenger depot at Macon the
engineer got down from his engine pale
and excited. He approached police
officer and informed him that he believed
man had been knocked from the rail-
road bridge by the engine as the train
crossed over. AS the train approached
the centre Of the bridge the engineer
thought he saw man ahead OF him on
the track He supposed 1t was the switch
man. The man made no attempt to get
out of the way, and was struck by the en-
glue and Knocked into the river. No trace
OF the man has been found.
At Rome, Wednesday morning, Willard
Howell was out in his boat with William
Wright, sam Noble, L. +. Howell, two
Misses Noble and Mr.. HOwe's little boy.
Coming down Broad street ana turning
into Howard, they saw boat with ne
gro man and two colOred women turn
over. Two of the untortunates caught
the boat, but 1t turned over and over and
they We're pushed under the water several
times, grabbing the boat as they came up.
Mr.. Howell and his party pulled for the
spot as fast as they could, and Mr.. Sam
Noble pulled the women in one at time
with one hand. The man was also helped
in, and the party were taken to place of
safety.
The mineral interests of Barlow county
have been seriously injured by the rains.
very great progress has been made within
the last few years in developing the
mines, and they have suffered severe
backset. A. +. Silva, a practical and
thoroughly scientific miner, came
to Barlow four years ago, and in that
time he has done more than any one or all
before him to stimulate these great inter-
ests and make them wealth producing.
He was opening valuable manganese beds
when the rains came and his losses are
heavy. Tunnels, slopes, cuts and drifts
that have caved and filled must be opened
again. In this way much costly labor
has been expended only to be done over
again. Mr.. Silva VIII resume work when
it is practicable.
At Greensboro. Saturday, after prob
ably the most exciting contest in the his
victory for the wet ticket by majority
of twenty-four. The prohibition question
was made the only issue in the municipal
election which was held Saturday. The
prohibition ticket was headed by Hon. w.
II. Branch, and the prohibition by
Hon. II. 7. Lewis for Mayor. The fight
was clearly county one, for had the Pro-
hibitiOnists won it would have made
Greene county a dry county. The county
voted on The local option question in De-
cemDer last and went wet by majority Of
less than eighty votes. The new Council
has the right to fix the license for the
town, and had the PrOhiblti0nlsts won
they would have made an exclusive
license, thus shutting out the sale in the
county.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-04-05
Dc Had to San GoodhYe.

From the Wovcross lGa.) REPORTER
Last Monday night Frank Taylor, night
clerk OF the Alt8maha house at Jesup,
decided that other fields and friends had
more charms Tor him tnan Jesup and the
Altamaha, SO he left little note OF regret
IN the money drawer IN place OF about I've
dollars he took with him; he left in the
drawer an East Tennessee rebate and
few cOppers; he also took along about six
dollars hotel money to pay his incidental
expenses on the trip. Following Is the
note:
"Sorry. but must say good-by. Look for
keys under safe. Gone TO Bueport. Drunk.
FRAME"
Young Taylor had been at the ALBANIA
ha for some time, and had won the conf.
dence and respect OF not only his employ
ers but all who knew him, but he had one
bad falling, he would drink too much.
He said ne was from Bueport, Ore, " here
his parents live.