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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-11-12
TIL I CITY.
LOCAL ~RREVlTIES.

LOCAL BREVlTAEA.
Lost-An Otter muff. Suitable re-
ward. Leave at this Office.
Wheat 6S; flax So.
Dance at the opera house tonight.
EMilton Kramer returned to Flandrau.
Geo. r. Farmer returned from
Chicago.
T. Fl. Mckee and wife of Winfred we're
city visitors to day.
E. P. Grinager of Howard called upon
his brothers in the this city to day.
George Simpson went east into Min
nesota to bring bis father to Dakota.
Weather report: Fair tonight and
Friday. Warmer Friday. Variable
Winds.
Jas. Spear OF Ramona drove down to
Madison this morning and took the train
for Colman.
John Foster OF Columbia county, Wis,
is in the city, TO look after his real estate
interests here.
The many friends OF Willis jerks will
be pleased to learn that he is now able to
be up and about the house.
Gus. Brorby was a westbound passen'
ger for Campbell county where he will
make his home 10 the future.
Sleighing is general and the enjoy,
ment OF the season these days. Farm,
ers report the roads smooth and good fol
heavy hauling.
Mrs. John Deveney Of Austin who
came up Saturday to pay her husband
Engineer Deveney,a visit returned home
While here she was the guest OF Mrs
A. p. Harling.
Editor Dana, of Howard went east to
day. He says the official canvass OF the
Miner county vote yesterday gives Bryan
electors l24 majority. The populist tick
ct was elected throughout by like OF
greater %majorities.
The public was treated to a most ex
cellent chicken pie supper by the ladies
of the Presbyterian church last night
and considering the state of the weathe
they realized quite we'll from it, the ne
receipts being $27.
"The Brownies" of Madison, under tn,
leadership Of G.. D. Waters, will give al
entertainment in the opera house Nov
ember 80, next. This will be q YER,
unique affair and where it has been pu
upon the boards has been a decided sue
cess.
The Daily Huronite Of Huron We
gotten out on the I'd inst by the Presby
terrain ladies of that city and a YER.
creditable edition it is. Its h~istorica
and reminiscent articles are a source O
pleasure and pride in the reading to an,
true Dakotan.
Major Clifford of the Salvation Arm.
who speaks in the opera house Monda,
evening is chief division officer Of Min
n~esota, north Michigan and South De-
kota. He is a famous concertina playe
and singer and is a great entertainer il
Army work. Turn out and hear him.
Mre. John Featherstone and siste,
Miss Marie Stone gave q very delightfu
progressive sinch" party last evenin
to ten couple. Refreshments were sol
we'd aid the evenings entertainment
made as enjoyable ne could be desire,
Miss Frances Walden OF the ladies wol
first prize, a silver jewel case, aud Mar
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at must clearly be understood that
the constitution Of the new tribunal of
arbitration if not to constitute a prece-
dent for arranging all future disputes
between the United States and the
United Kingdom in North and South
America, and that we are not ready to
recognize the Monroe doctrine as an
international law
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TOruedo Boat Launched.

BALTIMORE. Nov. l2.-Iorpedo boat
No. 4, the second of the three being
built at the Columbian iron works for
the United States navy was launched
during the day. The launch was i'll
every WAY a Dertect SUCCESS.
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THURSDAY. NOV. Il, 1896.

Local Time aele.
Chicago, Milwaukee b 81. Paul Pathway, when
;ook effect, sunday, Sept 3, 1876:
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, departs ll:O0 u. IN.
Freight, No. a6, departs Gas n. N.
Freight, No. "a, departs 7:3O p. m.
TRAINS aoyEs yKsr.
Way freight, No. VI, departs 4:lo pm
TRAINS YRom THE EAST.
Passenger, No. /, arrives zoo p. M,
freight, No. 95, arrives 200 p. m.
Freight No. 90, arrives Ans a. m.
TRAINS PROM THE wEsT.
Freight, No. ", arrives 10 40 a. m.
All the above trains carry PASSENGERS; mt
.reights onIy when passe gers are provided with
tickets.
1t Egan for all points south.
MADISON h BRIsroL LINE.
Passenger going north. departs ll:30 a. m.
Passenger from north arrives, 2:45 p. IN.
Ii. X. Wool. Local Agent.
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Lilly White buckwheat -four.
PETER MARQUART.
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DeWitt's Collie & Cholera Cure,
Pleasant. Qaick Results. Safe to take.
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Cures Piles. Scalds, Barns.
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Two good girls wanted enquire at the
MADISON HOUSE.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-17
DOTS FROM DICKINSON

Dickinson. Texas. February l5.-C.
Nicholini's new hotel is finished.
l.. V. Elder has just finished large
horse and cattle barn, which shows very
nicely from Dickinson.
Charley Diesel from Galveston has his
large new Two story residence about nm
ished. lie intends 10 move into II next
week
Nj c. Lyons has just finished new
cottage on Forest Home ana his family
are prepared 10 entertained their many
friends.
suck Smith from Galveston Is building
a large two story house on lands recently
purchased near Dickinson. lie intends 10
move his family up as soon as the house
is ready.
The painters are giving Mr.. Fred Mec'
Nichols new house the finishing
touch with great artistic style. They have
the finest residence around Dickinson
which they are Justly proud OF. ali the
citizens rejoice with them
MIR. G. \, Lamb moved from judge
Cnshs farm TO r. McC. Nichols place
this week and has charge OF the same
MIR w. Il. BurnRn moved from Captain
Nioholinfs place TO Judge Cashs farm
lie intends TO quit the carpenter business
and Try his hand at farming.
W, II. Crawford OF Houston has lot
the contract TO build a new residence on
his fine fruit farm on Dickinson bavou
aud intends TO move his family from
Houston Mr.. Crawford Is the first man
TO start pear orchard at Dickinson
Now they can be counted by the hun.
dreds
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waste of time in our schools were de-
..Mcthod of Teaching Primary Geog-
raphy" was the subject OF an excellent
paper by Mrs. Moore.
Saturday Afternoon
CONDITION and Needs of Our Public
Schools" an address. by Professor O. ..
Mays. Mr. Mays made some valuable
suggestions as TO how our schools may
Professor II. p. Dear read good
paper upon the subject OF Everything to
The subject, Methods and Manage
Tert." WIS discussed by Professors Bar
low and Lowlahce.
50 tnriay Evening Sessgi-
Good Citizenship" an address full OF
many practical and helpful suggestions,
by Professor a. Logan Of Taylor.
Union OF Our School Force. by Pro-
fessor ID. NJ Lowrance OF Granger who
regards a united effort on The ;art OF
patrons. pupils and teacher and the body
polite Of the community. generally. neces-
sary TO an ideal school.
Teachers from ell parts Of Williamson
county were present and quite number
from Bell county. The next mesting
will be held a, Liberty I'M In April.
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SUNDAY At ORANGE.
An Eloquent Sermon by a Kentucky Di-
viBo--Ihe Pilots Pool Issues.

An Eloquent Sermon by Kentucky Di-
viBo--Ihe Pilots Pool Issues.
Orange. Texas. February l6-The tug
Minn.e. Captain ]. n. Allen. today towed
up from tho mouth OF tho river the
schooner Hope. one OF tho pilot boats at
Sabine Pass. she having been chartered
by a party OF sports for ten days uhhii =
the gulf coast, Lee Hannah lumbar
CO mmishion man. whose headquarters arc
In Waco but whose home is In Orange. and
Guy Marshal l.. ~. DAVIS VIII chuperon
the party and royalty good time Is an
uCipated.
For some time past there has been con-
siderable rivalry among the pilots at Su-
biue Pass and the first one thMl reached
nm incoming vessel piloted her tn, but re-
Gently all the pilots there held ii meeting
and agreed to consolidate. dividing the
work between them, giving each an equal
share.
The sermon preached at the Methods,
church this morning by DR. D. A. Boards.
ley OF Kentucky was one OF tho grandosl
pieces of word painting and oratory ever
delivered before an Orange audience. I'll.
house WAS nlled with large congregAu on
who were ncid spcllbound for forty-nv,
minutes by the speakers mntchoss clio
quenco and tho beauty OF the thougliu
brought out in hts discourse. He viii Ice
ture tomorrow night his subject hein,
The Philosophy OF Right Living"
Elder r. A. Hopper, pastor OF tho Chris
tian church, VIII begin u meeting hoy,
Tuesday night. He Is an eloquent speaker
an earnest worker, and his congregatioi
are delighted with his work among them
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PALESTINE POINTERS.
Hazel Kirke Presented by Local Talent.
Knights OF Dixie.

Hazel K,rke Presented by Local Talent,
Knights OF Dixie,
Palestine. Texas. February i5.-"Hazel
kirke" was presented last night a. the
opera house by the home dramatic talent
to n fun house of delighted people, on be-
half Of Palestine Camp. No. "A. United
Confederate Veterans. who have promised
Il contribution to the building OF the JEFF
ferson Dhv!s monument. The rendition
Of this play far exceeded the expectation
OF tho audience. and II is the question
with every body. who was the most super
latiye 30 well did each one represent rs
or her character. 10 the Judgment and
management 81 the president, Mrs. a.
/ ,. FOX, must belong the greatest pta.se
Tor the happy evening and the nnt-nl
riai success OF the enterprise. II has
been suggested that the lessee of the
opera house contract with the home
talent for . portion Of each season, mas
much as the nome folks are as good as
ouc-iourth Of the iOurpeying companies
that play here.
Palestine is a rich field for secret go
cle,ics, at least Two societies are -FOUR
ishing here like spring corn. At the
meeting OF tho knights OF Dixie lo.ge
Thursday plight four ladies' were Initiated
In two degrees aud tho applications Of
Ten or twelve others were received. THIS
lodge is planning to buy hail FOR its
own use. SIT Knights Martin Hinzie and
II. w Wocdruu VIII attend the meeting
Va Ili@ NANltiiAt lhlEt III dtnlhl.S, 4 Gu
fuary - and 90 as delegates Of the Texas
grand lodge.
Al tho session Of the Red Men. Texas
Tribe No 6. last night one palciace mad
tho Adoption degree conferred on him,
and the petitions OF several more were
received. This tribe VIII lease, for five
wears. a hall, 70 be put up at once by
Colonel G. W. Burktt had fitted out in
gorgeous style. colonel Burkitt win put
up two-story brick adjoining his ncw
brick on Main street and grant the second
story OF tho same to the Red Men. This
hyll win he 3-x60 feet IN tho clear and
have property rooms ante rooms and
tho reception room. aud tho stairway will
remain whore IL IL. In the center OF the
Z block Work viii begin next week On
this block.
home.
Mr. q. g. Chapin rested tonight at the
Young Mons Christian association rooms.
acting Nicholas SielIichy.
Miss Emma Priesthood q Tyler IS a
guest of Mrs. John SllinaD.
JudUo Burnett has returned from Ain
ens where no WAS holding district court
Mr. A J. Butler organizer ot tn"
Knights Of Dixie. Is IN houston IN the
interest OF the order ard reports g-oi
prospects Tor tho Institution Of several
I lodges in that city.
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The ELEVENTH DISTRICT.
Speculation as to Who Will Succeed
, ". II. Grain.
WELLS HAS A STRONG FOLLOWING
He May Decline to Run-Trisnsular Flight
Expeoi ed--Repubiicsn Conventions
Generally Result Ia Bolt.

Victoria, Texas, February i6.--The up
permost subject In the minds OF demo-
Gratis here and elsewhere In the Eleventh
congressional district Is that of sue
cessor to the late iamented William Hen
~ Grain. In casting about for a candi-
date IL becomes more and more evident
that It is a most difficult matter to find
one who can command the support which
the brilliant young congressman won by
his answering democracy. magnetic
personality and pre-ofninent fitness for
the position. He made enemies In his own
ranks but more than counterbalanced
them by the support won from the inde-
pendent members OF the opposition, and
the prediction may be safely hazarded
that the democratic nominee In the spe-
cial election TO be called by Governor Gull
bcrson VIII not receive 1916 votes. which
were given W. II. Grain in 1884. On the
other hand II Is an equally safe predic-
ton that the opposition 10 the demo-
cracy can not unite on any mnn-and give
him the vote given lion. V. Weldon, In
dependent dem Jcratic-indorsed by popu-
lists ana republicans who polied Io,Us9.
In the Iirst place II is not believed mat
Alr. Weldon " QUA consent again to MAKE
the race. ana IA thc second place, IL
would not be good poutiCs FOR the re-
puUllCans to fusG with the pOpulistS, as
ti,,S, Sya,Std IA iSs.i tSirrunsrunc,.s !, Is
' ,ss..,f, 80 ttf,.,.t,'t ,n," 49,, tn.,, ,tiJ
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,''','J 80 n,a NOV, cli7'd r,,,sfor itad
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the conditions now existing they would
La a., go ~, Fn,,,lista 800 -, :,
, ~ - ~, i, ~ hs,,, .,at,,o "a
suii'vlv',s IA tis oy ~ LII
3 hHA INV 'o'4f " " hp a. "s'4lN hhN win
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DOUGLAS s-JUDKINS- exington. Tex
as. FEBRUARY l5-Mr Charles Dougla $
and Miss Bessie Judklns. both of this city.
were quietly united In marriage last
night.
HIGGS-CONWAY- Texas. Feb
ruary fi.-Mr. George Higgs and Mrs. Beu-
lah Conway were married inns AFTERNOON
at o'clock at the Baptist parsonage IN
JOHNSON PoINDEXTER - Jackson
ville. Texas. Febr larry 12.-Married, at the
residence OF the brides mother Mr., John
johnson TO Miss Laura poindeXteEE, my
left for Rusk county. their future nome
CHAPMAN-B o TON -. Jacksonyille,
Texas, February l3--Marricd, at the Me n
od.st church Wednesday at $3.50 p. M, AR.
c. c. Chapman and Miss Enla Bolton, Key.
I. Alexander officiating. They left on the
81 p. m. train for San Antonio on n tour
ARMSTRONG HENDAW - Holland.
Texss, February l2-Marriel, az the rtsi-
dence Of MIR. Morgan. Mr.. William Arm
groom Is our worthy mayor and the br d =.
is one of Hollands fatrest and loveiiest
daughters.
McMITCHELL HOLLAND-Carthage
Texas, February l2.-Maried on the o'n
instant, at the residence, # the brloe $
father Mr.. B. ID. Holland of Centennial
Miss Emma Holland 70 DR. Henry Nc
Mitchell OF Ely. Tan Fielis, Kew Jodle
Westmoreland officiating.
OYD-SLACK--LaGr Texas Feb
ruary l2.--Married. at the residence OK
MIR Tom Ratlgan. last night, Mr.. WIN.
Lloyd Of Fort Worth to Mss Bessie Slack
OF this city, Rev. John II. Green oitislat-
Ing. The happy couple left Tor Fort
Worth, their future horne, this morning.
DUNLAVY HERBERT Richmond.
Texas. February l0.--M D. DunlaVy and
Miss lietli Herbert were united III
marriage Mt the residence OF Mrs. T. W..
Jones Of this city. MI Dunlavy is
planter and stock raiser Of this county
III. PC b. "a t.fN1
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nTLL COUNTY.
Tickets WIN Not he Printed as Demanded
by Chairman Dudley.

Tickets WIN Not he Printed as Demanded
by Chairman Dudley.
Hnsboro, Texas. February 15-The
county democratic executive committee
met here az u.3J today The roll call
showed seventeen OF the thirty-one com
mlttccmen present
Tho complexion of tho resolutions ,om-
mittec showed four for free silver and enc
for sound money.
At / o'clock the various candidates for
county and precinct offices met in the
shoNns office and adopted an address to
the committee on resolutions of which the
following is the leading feature:
I'VE ask and request of your honorable
comlnittec that you order the primary for
the election Of county and precinct cfnups
prior 10 the 18th of June. the date selected
holding the primaries TO select nominees
ON the state ticket. And VIC would sug-
gest May H. 1876. as a date suitable for
hoiding tho. primaries to select county
and precinct nominees OF the party. By
! such action wo believe the good OF tho
party viii he subserVod."
May l6 was named for the primary for
legislative. county and precinct offices.
/ Tho election is to be held on the plan
OF general State elections. on June &
tho primary for state offices shall he held.
lows.
That there shall he printed or written on
each ballot cast In said primary the fol-
! lowing: For the free and unlimited coin
age OF silver as standard money at the
ratio of l6 of silver TO l OF gold regnrll SO
| OF International agreement; or against
tho free and unlimited coinage OF silver
| as standard money Al the ratio OF IA OF
silver TO OF gold regardless of intcrna-
! tional agres mcnt"
the chairman then appointed w. n.
! Duncan chairman AT Massey TO MI tho
vacancy occRsioncd by the death of S. w.
! Allen. J. X. Walling at Mertens to I'll tho
! vacancy occasIoued by the resignation Of
/ j. NJ. Pcrriman. w NJ. Rodgers was ap-
/ pointed chairman Mt Early and II. NJ.
| Hardwlck Mt Zee Wee.
! The chnirmen of the various county
! boxes were instructed to take mp collcc-
| tious TO dofray the expenses OF the pri-
| mary election. Adjourned.
| a telegram was sent to the sound money
! convention at Galveston this evening 10y
! Hon. W. c. Wear, Adam Files and w
| h Spell that the I'M county democracy
/ had repudlatcd the Dudley committee.
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CLEAR cREEK NOTES.

Clear Creek. Texas. February 1i--Thc
favorable change In the weather has not
only put farmers and gardeners in good
SPIRITS. but has put them all at work ana
piows and hoes are N demand. The en-
cellcnt drainage of this immediate oouu-
thy enables the agricuit urist to gain from
three TO nNc days from his more unfortu-
nate neighbor " hO lives remote from the
Clear creek drainage
MIR. Charles koitcl, an ex-commissioner
OF CALVES on county has purchaser Il res
denoe mere, ana also "A ton-acrc tract I'D
joining inc toWnsite, ana has been person
ANY suneiintcnuius the planting OF trees
and otherwise Improving his property.
Parties from North Galveston have
leased the NiColn. hotel property and viii
keep Il itrst-Class hosiery.
, j. {. Pike, who has lived here about
eighteen months. has sold out and expects
to 80 North ana engago in railroad CON
structi0n again.
The new Baptist church is nearing com
pletion and VIII be dedicated soon. 1t is a
beautiful building and tho people deserve
credit Tor completing t IN so snort time.
Tho number OF valentines recelN Ell
through the mail would indicate that there
are n number OF very popular young lnuies
residing in clear Crcck
There is general rejoicing over the ac-
ticn thu commlss. oners courts OF Calves.
ton and Harris counties have taken Ia To-
eating the gridgc over Clear creek, which
Will connect the two countless ana order
ing immediate action Jointly as to bids,
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AT SABINE PASS.
Major Quinn Inspecting tho Twenty-Five
Foot Channel--rarty Of Prospectors.

Major Quinn Inspecting the Twenty-Five
Foot Channel--rarty OF Prospectors.
Sabine Pass, Texas. February IS Yes
terday Major james b Quinn, engineer
IN charge OF Tho government improve
monts here arrived from New orleans
on tour Of inspection. lie was accom-
panied ny Colonel Lawton. L S, a.. who
inspected the condemned government
property AT this place. After inspecting
the property Colonel Lnwton left on this
evening b train Tor California. his head
quarters Mr. !. L.. Rrownlce. assistant
engineer. under Major quinn. was also In
the party, Major quinn and Mr. Brown
lee remained over, making an inspection
OF the jottics and the 2,-root channel
which "a being dredEcd.
MI 7. =. henderson, manager OF the
Port Arthur TOWnsite company. came
down from Beaumont, accompanied by
ouitv party of prospectoru, After look
inr around the pass, they went to Port
Arthur. by boat. and from there 10 Beau
8rowuloc vent To Port Arthur with Mr..
henderson
Colonel q. u. Crary Is down spending
Il few days enjoying tho salt breeze
Mr. and Mrs. Noise Broussard Envo "a
Leap Year bah at their spacious rest
aaence last nisnt. i was a grand success,
Thor open hearted hospitality always in
sures a pleasant time TO tho young peo-
pic
Tho tug ~. s Grant" returned Thurs
day from Galveston whore she went TO
have broken propeller blade replaced
by new one.
Manager Ferguson OF the National
prcdging company OF Mobile. has been
n town the last two days prospecting for
business for their dredses.
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THE srANpARD spL1r.
Reed and Mckinley Supporters Hold S,
urate Conventions

Reed and Mckinley Supporters Hold Sep
arate Conventions.
Beaumont, Texas. February le-The
county republican convention TO select
delegates to tho State convention which
meets In Austin March q. met In the
court house last night. and. as predicted
In these columns, there was a clash be-
tween tho Reed and Mckinley factions,
with the result that two conventions were
held and contostinE delegations will be
sent 10 the State pow-wow.
Chairman Antony Miles. who Is a Nc
order. After stating the object he said
that In order to promote harmony be-
tween tho two factions he would not pre-
side and hc handed the secretary the fol-
lowing. which he requested read;
Know ye, citizens that l. A. Miles, OF
Jefferson county, do hereby hand you this
my resignation OF the honorable position
OF county chairman This instrument is
invalid AT the adjournment of this meet.
ing"
The Reed men accepted the document
with unanimous vote, and Immediately
elected J. l.. LoclSett chairman.
some one suggested that as the regula;
ton should be turned ipto a mass meeting,
The Mckinley men approved the sugges-
ton but the Reed men protested, and by
a vote of 40 to 81 declared that II was tho
regular convention.
The Mekineyites protested that rs other
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
An Enteriainipg Programme Carried Out,
The Papers Discussed.

An Entertaining Programme Carried Out.
The Papers Discussed.
Granger. Texas, February l6.--Ths VIII
Hanson county teachers institute met a,
Granger February l5-l6. The following
programme interpreted with most excel
lent music. both instrumental and vocal,
was rendered;
Friday Evening
Mayor Posey delivered In a very fe-
hqttous manner the welcome address
which was responded to by Superiutend-
Ont hudson, who took occasion TO eN-
press the thanks OF the teachers and him
self Tor the manner in which they were
received by the people OF Granger
j, A, brewstec then delivered an nd
dress upon THE Interests OF the Public
IN our Public Schools" Or. j. H. Mclean
OF Georgetown made magnificent sp,e,h
upon the neral idea of education. in
@atng th0t tho highest aim OF education
should be the Development OF man In body
MIND aud soul laying particular stress
upon the. cultivation of the moral facul-
Ties, IL Is safe 20 say that the doctors
remarks VIII prove n source OF mnrb
beneft 10 the large audience before which
they were delivered "'N''
Saturday Forsnoo.--
a general discussion, led by Professor
=; u hiil OF TAYLOR. upon Classics In
ECONOMY Of Time In IN School Room
paper. ny Professor ], T. Wiley in
which some startling facts In regard TO
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Livingston, Texas February 1.-The
machinery for the ice plant, recently pur-
chased by George T. Sawyer Il Bro
arrived last night and will be put in by
them for uso during the approaching
season.
They think that Choates' Creek water.
pure frcestone, win make nrst class e.
and that they con Manufacture it cheap
enough TO compete with the Houston
nectlon with their gin and gr.st mill
near town. operating It from the same
motive powcv.
sciving material Cor his handsome new
dwelling and win probably make q he
ginning on e during next week II VIII
be on beautiful and commanding emf
nence Just north OF the school and lodge
| hIilltug