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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-12

Jusr received, Of our own importation.
q iino lot Of French clocks. Hughes 4
Hallor's, 3j3 Main street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-12

The W'EEKL Y APPEAL h Commend.
iim Of GS ncin OF STpdl daily APPEALS. ~
agricultural department Il prepared rih gr,ui
oaTc. hooniaiiu complete mdrid reports. f1s
y,ar 1883 WH b. jiR Of important poiiiicai
U7,n and Ge WEEKLY APPEAL wiA koep
itsroddes fully informed Of glsm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-12
RED IIrAps

TnE Louisiana Lottery ticket Office will
remain open tonight until O'Clock.
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Wanted.

Ten rapid writers, male or female. Ap.
ply at ArrEAL before 10 O'Clock this morn.
ing.
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SETTLE UP!

ME uun, Tom. Nov. %. is1s
10 he citlsous uh1 have not paid their city aHcs
fuf isss
Tho following i The amount ~ delinquent taxes
Ia q To- ffsss
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LODGE NOTICES.
The Pen of a Ready Writer.
NOTICE.

As ELECTION ron DIRECTORS or THE
~ nanlir Mnnuia turing tumpHuY viii D. hold
I'd th0 once If tho Company, So. I'd Main street,
a. Tue day, che Ilth Instant,
between The houn ~ loan. aud lpm
N Drnpku. Fscy
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
PARIS.
a Businsrs MEMS M.e,sng-an Arrest for
Forgery.

Business MEMS Mee'sng-An Arrest for
Forgery.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX Oct. IA business mems
meeting wss held list night in the ofIice
of Jadge D. q. Scot. to take into consit-
GRAFTON propositions and MEASURES for
the establishment OF manufactures 81
Psrls. Judge SCOT vas elected chsig
man. A proposition WAS considered ffom
Mr.. A. G Sells OF the K1ukaSee wootep
mills OF Ksnkskee, Ill to the eff ct that
if certain inducements were grsnted hi0
he would build q wo0la1 mill In Paris,
work to begin ct once; or IL Paris did no,
take any step he would make propcsi
tion TO Fort Worth. he desires
to form stock c-mpanY Of
capitol to the amonnt Of $4,000
or $50. 000 Mr. T. Plunkett OF Tyler,
him the necessary encouragement, to start
machine shop. A committee was ap
pointed consisting CT Judge D 81, Scott,
G. W. Campbell, Thomas Brood, DR..
NJ. Ford, joe Lyons and John Martin, 10
make all necessary ar7angents towards
p &C urlnp Lie msHuIaCLuieS mentioned
A negro ramed Ed Taylor WAS arrested
last night and lodged in Ill for su assault
With intent TO murder man at RlXton il
this county named jake Thomas.
Moses M.ryon was arrested to-day at
Blossom Prairie for forgery. He gave
bond in the sum of $500 snd was re.
leased.
AL necessary arrangements have been
made for starting the free delivery sys-
tenn IN Paris On November l.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
app<ox,me alton Prizes.

100 numbers from &c 7C5 10 IS SIS inclusive, be-
las 50 numbers on oIc SIDE OF the number
drawing Jne Iarisai nc e 1890 @ u 500.
l0i numoeTs frCIa * ST 20 - Jj5 inclusive Ge
tn< 80 numbers 4 - IA Il . 1t tire n c1Eer
5IawinE the Capt al Psize OF 5000 0 500
Ito gumoer7 ffJm S!,i0j 10 SIS Ilutu I'VE. be.
Ing % Lumbers On eacl s!us OF Iha number
drawing the Capital z iza of $50 COO 800
sJ5 numbers ending with s., being The two
last fSuces of the number drawing the Capital
Prize I $50 ,0Ol. 500.
99J number. ending with 46, IN: tho two
asst fSures Of the nu nbsr oraHins the Sscor d
Capital Prize OF $780, coo, Slc0.
The SUI. cElbe's having Sup ervised the single
number drawing, class e." Louisiana state
Lot cry, hereby certify that the above are the
numbers which were this day drawn from the
lOO o. placed in he wheel, with the prizes cor
New Orleans, La, this Tuesday. October .,
CJ V hLn.E. Commissioners.
vice General G. T. Beauregard, absent.
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
No. 1913 DAVIS caritaI prize, $500 900. cold in
an Francisco, Ca'.. Bos on, Mas, Memphis.
Fer n, Eafsuls, Ala, Derrick Uisy. Pa. SPOKANE
Fa i. Wash. OskaloJsa anu Ss.eca, Kan.
No. $50 draws second capital prize, SlCO GOO,
u e., Boston, Mass, san Francisco. Cal De
troit. Mich, Charleston. Tex, New0erry, c.
No. - .453 draws third capital prize $50 co., sold
In qsema a. l., G; od a. and GS.yms.. Mex No.
eaus, OAK am, Cal. Cleve and, Ohio, James
town, n. T., Z act Saginaw. Mich, Port Town
send, Wa h. l., V cto'ia. b. O.. Csnsda, Allie
eheny, Pa, snd Kingston, Nh. Ms 2J,5}3.
81 ,SO1 draw each $1,000 SOLD in Was ingt n, d,
u, San Francisco and oakland, Gal New York,
Memphis, Tenn, Lex ngton. Ky. Key West,
q acd Gnatemals,C A. No 25.i3s 32,Sss
1901, 3.2sI. 9i32 draw each $500, ,olj In
New \ rk. New Orleans, Boston. Mass. Chi
cago, H., Washington, ID. e.. Louisville, Ky,
San Francisco, Sacramento and Ssn Di 80 Cal,
Denver, Col, Norfolk, Va, Cleve and, Ohio
Mobile, Ala, East saginaw, Mich. Shreveport,
La, Virginia City, New, Albuquerque, n. II
and other points.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Railway Damage Suit,

Special 70 the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX, Get. 12.-In the District
court to-day and yesterday the case Of
Chesley W. Mclean against e ST. Louis
and San Francisco Railway c mpsny was
tried. The suit was for SIS 600 for per-
sonsl II aries received as fireman on 40
engine which WAS wrecked in Arkansas
about one year ago. The jury is s. ill out
with no prospect for verdict before to
morrow. The plsintift WAS represented
by Msssrs. Park & O~ensby aud ]. G
ODDLY, and the defendant by Hale & Haze,
all Of Paris.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
4 WOMAN HANGED.
a Young Negres1 WIN Had Murdered a
White 9iri-The O.im..


UNION SPRINGS, ALA, Oct. II Paul
Inc McC,Y, 8 negro girl aged nineteen,
was hanged here today fer the murder OF
Annie Jordan, t0uEteen-yesr-old white
girl, last february. The execution WAS
private, only the necessary persons peing
admitted.
The crime for which the woman YVES
hanged was peculiar enc. The victim,
Annie Jordan, st-syed sway from home in
Montgomery and nothing was hesrd Of
her till her dead body was found IN 5
plum thicket at Three Notch. The cir
cumstsnces pointed to Pauline and she
wac arrested with the dead girl's clothiD g
on her. She was fourd guilty last spring
and sentenced to death. Eff Jrts were
made to get the Governor to interfere,
but to NO avail.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Charged With Conversion of Proper.,

OhafBed With UOnVersfOn OF PrOperty.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX Oct. IL deputy Sheriff
Dan Ford and CJnsta ole Lee jenkins ar
rested here to day Rob. NJ. Moore upon
charge Of conversion of properly. He WAS
placed In al. 1. is alleged More q few
days ago borrowed horse from M. A A.
Bessier In East Waco sud brought the
animal almost to the Brtzos 20 the west
OF the city and sold it for Sl5 and appro-
prissed the money to his own use.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Marlin.
Correspondence of the Gazette

CORRESPONDENTS Of the Gazette.
MARLIN, Tex, Oct. II TO date shout
5000 bales Of cotton have been forwa ar 1ed :;
total receipts, 5000; estimated number Of
bales to be received during the Season,
10000. About seventy-fve carlo.ds OF
seed.h&ye been shipped. Consi lering the
ye3xiyd1 this is good showing.
Bueiness Is brisk. Farmers are kept
hustllng gathering their crops. Within
the last week three new business houses
have been opened.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
ADsfsv.stns COUNTY treasurer

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Oct. "A special
from Aims, Kiss says: Fields, the out
going county treasurer Of Wsubsunsee
county, was discovered 20 be defsulter
to day in the sum OF $50, coo. His bonds
men are perfectly good and the county
will lose nothing. Hs made sn assign
ment for the benefit of his bondsmen. but
nevertheless he has been plsced under
arrest a. the instance OF the County Cons
r1issiOre.a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
il. Gaze. Daughter Married.

RACINE, Wis, Oas. 12.-Migs Case,
youngest daughter of Hon. J. 1. Case. was
married last evening to Jonathan j.
Crooks OF San Francisco. The residence
of the BRIDES parents was beautifully
decorated f1r the occasion. and was Liter.
silly bank OF flowers in the interior. Mr..
and Mrs. Crooks lef. in the evening for
San francisco, where they will hereafter
reside.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
Bra Z5s Freebyrery.

Special to the Gazette.
HUNTSVILLE, TEX, OFT. 12.-The
Brazos Pfesbyterians for his district met
here to-day, the opening sermon being
pre,ched by DR.. .Byrs. Quite number
OF delegates are In attendance.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
OU2 LITTLE SOW,

Four vars old, afflicted with painful skin dis
ease Six doctors tried to cure hin;all failed tot
worse and worse Completely cur d by one set
OF Cutcura Remedies, costing S175.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

EMEMpGP Thst the preeenes of Gen.
NI."I H - - erals Beauregard spd Early,
who are In chsrge OF the drawings, is guaran-
tee of absolute fairness and Integrity, that the
chances are all equal, and that no one can pos
sibly divine what number will draw prize.
BEE EMBER ais thsI he payment Of Prizes
10 6UaHAN iced BY -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orlean-, and The Tickets are
stgned by the President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights are recognized IN the
highest Courts; therefore, beware OF suy imi
tatlons OF ANONYMOUS schenss -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
"rhe Nor,hwe.. on . .Rssnsts 8

FORT WoRIH,TEI, OF 2,I1ssS.
A. B. Richards Meiictnea3U SHERMAN, Tex:
Plea:e shin m1tsyofr earliest convenience
coy ffsy Gf6ss o. Cheath ANS Cnilg Tonic.
,esSss?s Yours truly,
'ttF II. ". WILLIAMS s Co,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

pApV,c him and Scalp preserved and beau
oao y tilted b. CUrIcURA MED.c .TE d
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

CUFIcUEA, tn grea. skin curr, sBd CJrICsRl
sosPp'.p1red FRI IN 1; ext rnally.Sand CUTI
SUR, RES )LvBgT. the new blood purifier. in
ternslls =, are a positive cure for everSa form OF
skin ana hood disess from pimples to Sgrof1la
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
$4,000

to any one he fails to rei!sfy. Treatuen ad
minister96 in person Over 1909 LaJspts cured
In Texa-! NOW Is the ST. GEORGE HOTEL
DALLAS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. soc
SOAR, 25c; RRsoLvESr, 81. Prepared By the
POTTER DRUG AND -EMIcAI. Co Boston,
Mas.
We Send for III Nv to Cure skin Diseases" g.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED
[Hk6H
Louisiana State Lottery Compan,

IOuIsIdHd DIdI6 uUIIeTy UUIHpdHyI
Incorporated By the Legislature IN iseS for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and ita
franchise made part Of the present State Con-
.uution in 1879 by an overwhelming popular
vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
take place Semi-Annualiy, June and December,)
and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DKAWING 3.
take place on each OF the 9Th ten months in tho
year, and are ali drawn in public at the Academy
CT Music New Orleans, La Is
"We do hereby certify that TOE supervise The dyS
rdngense'sts for all The Monthly and Semi 1iRnuAS
D. a1cilgS Of The Louisiana stare Lottery Conf
pany, and in person Manage and coStro. the Drfso
i'lgG Themselves and that the ore cOI.duct1d
Nth honesty, fairness, and in sod Jaih tosoqfG
all parties, aud ,gc authorize the Company fgSse
This certificate, 1cith fac sinsiLes OF our g1sSes
attached. in its Qdrertisenler.ts.n = sA&,-&
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13
sCHOFULOU8 HUWORS.

Last sRftHu was very sins, being covered
with som4S nd Of -ctofrErs The doctors could
not heluJns. I was scrised t. Try the CuTI
GuRA RfsoLvEEr. 1 did 10. and IN day
grew b* sy,r and e'teT, un.tfS1 am as well as
ever. E$hsrk You r Il ver5 t9lch, and would
like to nave r. told to the publf.
ED|SHoffMAN' North Att3eboro' Mass.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

NoTEs-Tickets drawing Capital Plies ale
noteptfied 20 terminal psizes.
sEEcrCiu Rate CT skFaar;her informal,
dcsifsd WStto legibly to the Undersigned, clearly
statius9SoGr residence, with State, County,
Street and Number. More rapt1 return mail
delivery VIII be assured bI your enclosing an
envelope bearing your full address.
Send ROs rAL rLES, Express iTouey Or
6ers Or New York Exchange In ordinary letter.
Currency by EIrresr (as our eIpense] sd-
dressed
R. A. DsUPRIN,
Now Orleans, La.
or H. A DAUPNIN,
Washington, D. u.
Address Registered Letters TO
NE ~ ORLESsS NATIONAL BANK,
NeW Ofisaos, Ia,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-13

Oar little son viii be four years OF age on the
25.h inst. Il My 1885, he was st:acseI With O
very painful brfasipg out of the skin. We
called in physicita, who tres'ed h II fer
about four weeks. The child received little or
TO gco1 from the tres tmept. as the breakipg
out, eups osec by the physician % BIS hives
In en- aggr waited FORM became larger
IL blolches. AID moro and more GisE-eeti &.
We were frequently obliged TO get mp in the
night and rub i'm with soda - water,
strong liz imerts, etc. Finally. We cslled other
phyticisps. Until no less than six ND attempted
TO curs hin, all aiTe falling, ami the child
steadily 4ztI,og wo sc and woraA n I'll about
the c0th dfiasi July, when No began to & We
him CUIIc8EA RE.oLvEN r3sterna ly AMI the
CUTICURA aud CUTIl URA Stlir externally, an
by the last ofAu.ust he was go nea " we'll
that we gsve him only ape desc Of the RES, L
VENT ab"uE sIery ,eeond day for about n
days 10 ,rer, snfhe hasfnever been troubled
since vita the hoTt bis ma sd7. In all we used
le's 'hsn one hslfS3A bo tie of CUT cUsA RE
SOLVENT, a Int eS{See Than one box Of tUII
sURA, ana only 1pefcake OF CUrICURA SOAP.
II L RYANSOssaga. vlng. on 90, III.
Subscribed Ftd worn to before me this III
day of J4nusff, 81. q. y. COE. j. L.
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.Corrgsp9naenee y a. Beacoa. !
NECHAyTC-ArrLE, AUD 10 Is,

FAEa hANAN-AAl-LEs aug. 1865.
Messrs. Editor. The tournament and
diAnel advertised II your paper TO take
place OA Tie sth instant foE the benefit o;
Ct Joseph's church was rruly grand AZ
fair, being complete success both in point
Q. enjoyment and finances NotwithstAnd-
ing the very oppressive heat quite large
number Of spec;aton assembled ST an early
hour - witness the honorable and chival-
r0Us feat Of knight erraRty, which was par
upated II By twenty-five gallant knights,
each vieing with the other to do homage 70
lovely woman
VI. Joseph II. Key, the chosen orator oi
the occasion delivered the charge in IN
able, interesting and eloquent manner, and
lis pointed and courteous illusions 10 wo-
manly devotion had, ! an sure. the happy
eject OF arOusing the knights 10 their NJ
most skill and exertions.
The Judges were Messrs. James T. VI.
Raley. ohm NJ. Lloyd and VIM. i. Bailey.
Nj Raley acted as Chief Judge in the alb
sence 81 Col. John + Dent, who was pre-
vented from being present or account Of
an accident To himself The riding was
excellent throughout, especially that Of the
knight Of MorganZa, who secured . rings
out Of a possible -. The knight of Piney
Point received Isl maid, Mechanicsville
2nd, Stones Wharf3r and Hollywood ith.
very much regret my inability 10 OBJ
tain the names Of the fair ones crowned.
i1- Just as the crowns were about 20 be de-
l-vcrcd . fearful! windstorm broke upon the
-rane, which destroyed. all means of ascer-
tanning who the chosen ones were
II con: ection with the tnurnay was Il
grand PAT Famic display in the church,
which was largely attended
The dnncr-welI, just here words fail
me o. describe Justly Us perfection, but
presume some DHe .ia ,;l-I mention no
name, n.ui you--cou,d better explain It's
rap!ctcn.~s in god Things than your hum
h.r correspondent hut, suffice il to say, il
was a.. that one could wish for, and Ger
'anly must reflect EEcat credit upon the
:aic ones whose untirinr cxertiuu~ rendered
i SIP enjoyable
Bat. p-haw / AN about 70 close with
"u. mentioning thy ring voting which re-
su:ru n $3.50 for HE church and The ring
Mis- Lena Leigh H
The recipients = tho crowns were
Queen. Miss Carrie Harding.
r: Mad. Ms Ecva Leach
%li MalG. Mis- N..ia Edward,
.'r,l Mad Miss Annie Ralcy.
The ta!r contestants ~ III, ring were,
Hllsscs Leigh. Ralcy, Dlllahay WEIGH,
N.i!ug.y and Graves.
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BENEDICT RACE COURSE +!

Books are now open 3N&
for the Benedict Jockey <sSr
Club. Membership fee, z-@s@kS
% for each meeting, Spring and Fall. This
entities the member and his immediate
family (omitting males over eli entrance TO
the grounds and all the privileges 81 the
track for the Fall Meeting 1855. Books for
membership will close Sept. ist Persons
desiring 20 become members will therefore
please forward their subscription during
the month Of August to THOS. BERRY,
Esd. Secretary and Treasurer, Benedict
Charles county, Nd. Remittances should
be made as early as possible, in order that
we may ascertain the amount and number
of purses 20 be offered
Z. GILL BOWLING.
Further particulars on application 10
THOMAS BERRY, Sec and Treas.
The track Is now open 20 members Of the
Association for training Application for
stabling can be made 10 the Secretary.
L. &. BOWLING
Aug 2-3t
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~. 7WiGO's items.

Ff,n our H,g4'Ur CoyreSjD,.G,Ht
Constable Jayhoc. George Roach amt
Jnr B Courtney LOST valuable work horse
recently. \ cough - "a distressing nature
seems - ~ prevailing among ,hcIn AM.
although our veterinary doctor has repeat
CI.y advised .Tncrs y stable duriuy the
night, very i...lc lrcrEE,sor n This Ike. ton
is taken
4 number u hcarie's are hrI,, AM ~,
delighted WI III country and accoIm"-
dations
Joseph M,Ju.n, Esp. contract,r :
making rapid progress with his work.
Inc new church * Michael, will Toe com
l.ctcd by the 9th proXimo Il ' NJ
NlhvrI-t 81 thorough workman ant knows
how v push AS business
Sickness, ~u,h as bilious fever sc, con
tiuuc, t. annoy adults and children
Nj am Mi lyman parents NJ the good
Father lyman, pa:i rur thriving village q
brief Wit 9TH instant They wCr, guests
a., My \ : Briny,'r
tn, yuun. tolls continue % enjoy ,.ca.-
scivv-, and despite III warm weather
dad,ly- Ham AMI Kemp .sy frequently
emp y,i MNl late hour l.,nurslr.
sweet mt. Even tic Dacapa i Under
stood ~ tie. -.,t 's.uEnt 'Gu~!cIlus
Communication u,'weon Curnirlj lar
hor aIu, III c.'.,- Cd; Bgitjm,rc Washing
Ion, Norfolk ~. Al,Xanlrja 3 -re.t
convenience e. citizen, " III section w
believe Il, markets ): i" are pa'r1..aoi
more ~ ,ysS
Canta,,up,> arg hr.Ag shipped tine, times
wcDA "a " .sh,Er'on. AMI watrrmci'r-
find - ready l. rnc mark". They ~, 'agrt
and sweet
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-08-16

August Eth, 1855 The Caurt metal.
tho officers present II Wa ordered tha,
John \ BJwcs. guardian g. Willie &
Gowcs 10 cited = answ,; complain; d:
Mary L Duckcu
Auru-; 18th. I~,~ rour; metal III"
officers present
Daniel G Ilammyt, eve, John : Mat
timgly, filed inventory 1t real estate
Final release ,l G,u,vicyc Hodges. aul
al.o If Gcncvicyc Hodges. guardian -
Sarah Burvh ana Il Wood Burch, t. { 4
Burch, executor @! Albert Buryh 81 filed.
!. Thomas Bronze, admr. {. / a., i b Il
of Dr. John Nj. Bronze filed report Of sale
Of real estate Of said deceased. ana ra,itica-
ton notice WAS ordered t. he published
IN, case of Duckct' Is BowcS was con.
silcrcd and dismissed
Second and final account u X. II. Gar
ucr. admr. Of Dr II Grrcn Garner, file!
AMI passed
First and final accoun; ri {. y. Bunch
yNcr Of Albcr, Iiurcl, fled and passed
First ami iina' account al ! Thoma.
Bromc. ADM a. Il John NJ Brom,
hlcI ant passed.
tins; and final account II J. Thomas
Bronze. admr 8! Susan VI Hrm, .l~i
amt passed
IN, Couy, adJoarucd q August 2s;h
instant
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Saint NIarg's Beacon.
Local Dottings.
LOCALWIsE ANn OTHERMIsR.

Il is expected that the School Board vii,
meet Saturday next
The Orphan- and COMMISSIONER Court,
Were in session Tuesday.
The sale Of the Bronze estate t,r $4,000
is a zig boom :or our county
Read the advertisements II Church
Fesiva:s in our present i-sue
Miss RcnA, daughter OF Mr.. Domlnick
Ralcy, u -. lniFo's, is quite -ick
oar thanks ar returned Senators Wilson
and German ior Interesting spcechc..
Tic Commissioners aIjourncd Tuesday
without making the cNPoctcd appointments
Of JulP-- e Election
Quite number 81 visitors were in town
uc..ny aid Inc ncctirg Of the 81. MARY ;
Democratic Clubs Wa well attended.
Any rne desiring 10 obtain fearlcz-
outspak.n nd aA.C Democratic Magazine
.h"-!I aub-cEibe for B,forTs. Write 10 u-
Tpr term.
d. not e: UP ia the good work. Con.
tinu' working % organize Democratic clubs
and 9" increase the membership Of those
already !prntd
The Republican primaries are to be held
saturday next, their County Convention
Tuesday and ,huc congressional nomina.
ton vii! Be made Al Laurel Thursday. the
ORD
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I(OMNrNICATEn

COMMUNICATED.
MCssrs. Editors i really have not much
;imc - bestow upon 80 unimportant sn OBJ
'rct a. J. Bean Tippett. who has given the
public . rehasA 0! his charges agains; me,
and vii. ~ claim much space in your
paper. either L tire your patience OF that
O.. N .ndu,geut public lie : veritable
-:!-c suap-.vdV and seems ben: on blasting
ny character. and If he finds himself una
a.- :. gather facts sufficient 20 perform the
w>'k, 1ovS not sC-lp.r 20 draw upon his
imagination. A. on, lime &c tells the pub
Ia here WAS No spec!a. warrant given 10
NJ Wins by The Commissioners Court.
and j. any existed. ], was .9rcery. and al
another. he give literal copy # the pa
pr, - which i Appendei the aame Of Nj.
EU1CE Ah,I. all IN due shape and torm.
liz Saw have hidden far and Near and
""rAvi -. The feelings q. charitable men
S2a induced them l. sign my petition. be
Clu>. -, ny desire - sc certain poor "a.
bo7crs paid. who worked On the roads
It's = ia.se. and defy him 70 proiuce one
>'nE.e witness = prove that ever resor,eG
81 such a. agEumen. Bat does il no; fol
low a matter q course tina, If the Coun
" Commissioners Ee:usc T. pass certain AZ
cunts somebody must - unpAid On,
would ae lei 70 think. hat my superintend
Ing work on the roads, while member q
the Levy Court, ! q new departure, an,
without precedent. from the greA; clamc
that has heen raisc,i about il. the most noi
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COMMENTARIES
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NA>uIN,. Ton, Az. S. .~SS.
Mess,s Editors Please ~, small
r.occ IL You! paper thanking gentleman
living il your unity by The name q! NJ
VIM Will, ~ tile as. stance hc rendered
me IN stopping my horse that ran away ou
Fast Cap:tai stroc, m sunday with my
milk wagon. III, bor>c l<ram, very
much frightened. and hut ior L,m NIGH,
hav, torn everything t. atoms When "a,
the height ~ his Wild carer, Mr. W step
psi OF the curb stone a Il nothing was
Sm.SS, ana hy Al> ,Ncrtions stopped A.a..
IL tie cNo,tom,a; .carut his rA,rg aai
residence but :orIo; 4 thank him
MIS- WoRTyEK>
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d. III, SaA Br&Gay

M.y Hope give the, welcome this festival
incoming
Npy JOY in h,r rloriuus sunshine step forth
And ,ounL S'guuW h.ic h,g SAL fact iram
Thy vision
Via. pleasure Grows warm "a her ma.
cal worth
B,t,rr thee is stretching Times river 81
priceless,
And smoothly thy t,.rqU, w.iL is ,UrIca;
doth glide
The Fairies, know ron he S!U, depths
lTC watching
10 So, thee reach safely ,Ay trght other
side
AU-us, l. proud II A.s >hs.G. - around thee
Crowd friends with glad greeting thy birth
day u cheer
In hear, / am with chem {. three happy
birthday
wish il;cy, my young friend, maSt valued
AMI dear.
Aug IL. lSS> VI