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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

Dr.. MAX Andrews, of Water
proof, was in St. Joseph on Mon
day, On "a visit to his numerous
Friends.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

Kersha~As Soda F0t4ttaih is in
fsll blAss. Don't forget to stop
m and try a glass, only 30.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

Ksfshsw for drugs, paints, oils,
base balls, sporting goods, station
cry and don't forget he leads in
groceries.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

KAl4fOrhsa Bralisnt polishes
anything. Try it, only 20 cents a
box ct KershawA
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

The &UAAASrINE was raised in
the'eafiy ;part.of the week and now
drhmfnefs can come and go at
leisure.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

TIE RIVER NEWS is very good.
The river rs failing everywhere
above and has come to stand
here.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24
NOTICE.

BUBLIC NOTICE rs HEREBY given
l. that the Police Juryof the Parish Of
Tensas will apply to the next legislature
for the passage Of an act authorizing the
Parish of Tersas TO issue Thirty thou
sand deliars in bonds for the purpose of
FINDING the floating debt and I'd pay the
judgments Of Britton & Ko6ntz and JOS.
Moore against said parish.
JOHN MURDOCH,
President Police Jury.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

Hon. 'Jxs. A. CIhsrcE and wife
Are Writing suage and Mrs.. T. P.
Clinton.
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Rev. CHAs. MoRRas, tile eloquent
rector of Trinity Chdfeh, Matches,
paid st. Joseph visit this week,
where ne was the guest OF Mi. II.
A. Garrett. Arrangements have
bsen made to have Mr.. Morris re-
main over and. pnsaeh here next
staaday, Rev. Mr.. Smith filing his
palpit at Matches On that day.
We hope tosee a good Attendance
fresA WateEbfoof and NeweiAton.
EUbeE FIXED =, MesFuosEhY
closed his last term Of Court in
thst parrish oh Tuesday, the 21st Of
Ap5fl. Just Sefcfe the adjourn
ment of Court he took occasion, in
o most feeling and impressive
MANNER, to asstre the members OF
the Bar and officers Of the Court,
and the people Of this parish, that
bis connection with them had been
OF the very pfeasahtest nature.
After the Adjournment of Court
there was a meeting of the naem-
bers Of the Bar and officers of the
Court, the proceedings Of which
elsewhere in our COLUMNS.
Ma. GILLESPIE BE&fs, Who il the
son Of the late Richard G. Lewis,
AID nephew Of the late Judge
Reeve Lewis, and,a native of st.
Joseph has made a great success
as an actor, and is now the leading
man in Ada Rehan's troupe. He
was at one time connected with
Mary Anderson dhring her starr
ing tour In Europe, and later was
Professor of Eloeution in the Uni
versitS of Texas. This winter his
acting has been received every
whore with applause, and he has
taken ahigh rank IN his profession.
Tehsas parish has sent out a NUM-
Der Of her sons to battle for fame
and fodrtuhe, and she feels Proud
Of all of them who have done
honor to the place of their birth.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

above named honorable court IN th(
abaSe styled SUIT, 1 have seized ana
will, on
Saturday. the ssth ahy OF April.
a. d. 1896,
o}fer for sale at the Court House door
IN tile to%h,ofSt. Joseph, In this parish
within the hours prescribed by law,
fA&t is between the hetrs Of IN O'Clock
a. I'd. ard 4 o'clock p. n, to the high
es.bidasr thefollowihg idsscriBsd prop
eStS Situated in this parish. t6-wft,
"S'haA certain eett6h plantation OF
tract 'offahd lying ana Being Situated
in the Parish OF TensSs. State OF E6tis-
lana, known as THE 1Lkbonn- pfAntk-
Eon. and moe particularly described
as being botnded North by lands OF A.
e. Bass, East BY the Mlssissappi river
and Town of Waterproof, South by
lands Of Mrs. EhihA Il. Moore and west
BY lands OF Beaver. II being the planta-
ton formerly belonging to tile sue
'csssIoh Of f'hos. McAfhter, purchased
at shccesss6nsals BY Mis-. Il. d. Haga-
man and BY her sold t6this mortgages,
together with an the bufEtihgs and im-
pfft6Fements thereon ana all the rights,
Ways aid sertftades tKefsto appertsin-
ing or in any manner belonging"
Save and except the property hereto
fore sold 70 pay debts6f the Succession,
t0-wif:
Tots No. one and two ih;square aN.n
flot No. shTee in square CO." LOIS one,
.wo. three and four Ia square IS.
I1ots one, t~o. three and four in SQUARE
AK" Lot four in square a.U'' aud frac--
tfonal Tots two and three IN Square uU',
End fractional lots three and four in
square ar" lots one, two three and
four in square s'P." lots one, two,
shreeand four In Square ..w." Lots one,
two, three and focr in isqsare ~, )" to-
gether with all the buildings and I'M
provcments thereon; also ten acres of
land, being part OF the Lisbon planfa-
tion lying in the rear Of the Tot belong
ing to A. S. Davidson. two acres front
BY Eve acres deep and adjacent 70 the
division line between said Lisbon plan
triton and the plantation belonging to
Mrs. Emma Z. Moore; also tract lying
next to said Davidson lot on the upper
side, being $50 seet front along the pub
lie road by 400 feet deep, the said ten.
acres and the last named lot Q5o x 400
feet) being accurately described. N q
survey made by B. F. BonnSy attached
to and made part Of the order 6fEzle-
In this matter dated 6ctobaf 9Th, 1891,
10 which said survey Sid plat spscfai
reference is hereby made.
Terms of sale: CASH
w. c. YOUNG Sherif.
st Joseph. La, March 10th.
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BEATTY ORGANS ' s.

Sign painters wanted. Address or call. DAME
r. Beatty. Washington. New jersey.
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Ma. JAs. a: LYNCH WAS in town
on Monday.
Nh. Gae. BcvaLxs was in st.
Joseph this week. 80
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24
CEIzuRE AVID SALE.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Ten
sas, 9TH District Court.
FIRST NATCHEzBANK.
VS.. No. 44s7.
E. u. FoRDYcB.
SATURDAY, the25th da5 81
APMk, A, D. 1896.

APRtk, A. D. 1890.
bffer for sale at thB Court House
door, ih,the Town Of vt. Joseph, in
this parish, within the hours pre-
scribed BY law, that is tgtween the
hours Of Ii O'Clock Al. M. and 4
o'ciock p. NJ, to the highest bidder
the following described property
situated in this parish, to-wit:
An those PORTIONS or sections fortyz
one, fortYst&o and fofsS-fye; lying
North ana East Of Little .1'ensas Bayou,
except 80 acres situated on the North
ern boundary or section sorty-ene And
embraced within straight limo drawn
east and west across said section forty
oue, parallel with bald northern boun-
Diary iins. Aisc all that part OF section
fortyztwo Lying between Doggy bayou
and Little Tensas. Also all the east
bali Of section fcrty=hve, except that
portion thereof lying west Of said Bog
gy Bayou. All In township nine (9)
Range ten uO)east and embracing 800
acres of land. more or less, to pay and
satisfy plaintiffs demand and cost OF
these proceedings.
Terms Of sale: CASH.
W. G: YOUNG, Sheriff.
Sf. JosEPH; La, March IS, 1895.
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judicial ApyeerIsEMksr.
CK'1zURE AND SALE.

State OF Louisiana, ParisA,sf Tsnsas,
9TH District Court.
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The Gazette is but $3.50
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JOHN II. CHAMBLIss,
SUCCESSION OF MRS. II. B. meal.
LISTER, DECEASED.

DUBLIc NOTICE is HEREBY CIV
L enthkt by virtue or an order OF seiz-
ufe and sale to ME directed by the
above named Honorable court in the
above styled SUIT, / have seized and
viii, on
Saturday. the asth ahy OF Aprii,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

State of Louisiana. Parish Of Tehsss.
9TH District Court.
SAMUEL MARKS
PAULINEBowIE.. MINOR.

VS.. No. All.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

W. C: YOUNG, Sheriff.
ST., JosEPH; La, March IS, 1895.
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DUBIIc NOTICE is HEREBY given
Il that by virtue Of an order of
sale TO me directed by the
above named Honorable Court in the
above styled suit, I will,. on
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1896-04-24

Brown, Petcr.-i yearlihg.
Tax I.3l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
TTEC[TY OF PETERSBURG
cor. j. ~. BRIDf GETTfNG KiIDi
10 COME 70 RfrHMOND.
Likely That Both Thorp aud Ges VIII be
Asked to Withdraw. IN Con-
gresham Mcheuney.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aug. u.-Special.
The Republican state Committee Will 80
tablish headquarters IN Nchmona. Col.
j. y. Brady. secretary. and Captain Asa
Rogers. assistant secretary. will leave
here for Richmond tomorrow TO make
the necessary arrangements. The pro-
liabilities are that both Gee and Thorpe.
the two Republican candidates tor Con
gross from the Fourth district, Will be
asked 10 withdraw. and that the National
Congressional Committee will select =
candidate for Congress from the dis
trict.
Mr.. Gee was in the city this afternoon
ana told your correspondent that he
would not withdraw unless Mr.. thorpe
also withdrew.
Mr.. a. Il. Cook has the contract for
furnishing the Government with large
quantity of granite from his quarries in
Chesterfield county, 70 be used IN build
ing a storage reservoir at Georgetown.
Nd. The granite will cost about 5000.
EN-Congrcssman VIM r. McKenncy.
who has been at Watkins Glen. y. Y,
for some time for the benefit OF his
health, left this afternoon for Virginia
Beach, accompanied by his brother. Mr..
Walter -. Mckenney. OF Charleston. :.
9. The ex-COngressman is fast regain
ing his health and strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
oDD-FELLoWs' EACauPmENr.
Delegates Banqucted Officers 70
Another Year.

LYNCHBURG. Va. Aug. f1.-SpeclaL--
The Grand Encampment Of the Indepcnd-
cnt order Odd-Fcllows Of the State Of
Virginia met In this city to-day at lt
clock. An address Of welcome on behalf
Of the city was made by Mr. }. Emeiy
Hughes. and was responded TO by last
Grand Master Marion Colbert. OF Hamp-
ton. Va.
An addres, of welcome on behalf Of
Encampmcnt No :. OF this city. was made
10y Mr. H. \. Robinson and was respond
Point
I'm the business session which imme-
diately followed the speaking the amend
ineuts made 10 the laws at the last an
nuM meeting We're taken mp and with
some alterations. We're adopted. num-
Der OF reports OF committees were re-
ceiVsd ana accepted. \ grand banquet
was given 70 the delegates aud visitors
af the hanqucting hall Of the Odd-Frl-
speeches were made by both local and
visiting speakers.
Tho following officers were elected for
the ensuing year. -. A. Bucher. of Stauu-
ton. Grand Patriarch; NJ. II. Bolton. Of
L,nchhurr Grand Hen Priest. James
Mitchell. Of Phoebus. Grand Senior War
den. r. Y Turney. OF old Point. Grand
Scribe. George ". Hin. Of Norfolk. Grand
Treasurer. Or. q. b. Nogel. OF Roanoke.
Grand Junior Warden. William T..
Latham. Of Alexandria Grand Marshal
Inside Sentinel. j. Thomas Hodges. Of
Portsmouth. Grand outside Sentinel; Rev.
J. J Shcrer. OF Marion. Marion Colbert
OF Hampton and O. w Eaker. al Fred
ericksbure Grand Representatives 10 the
Sovereign Grand Lodge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
on THE RIPP.IHiNNOCR
Orange County Pays for $50 sheep Killed
b, Dogs

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Aug. IL
Special-Mr. George Freeman. Jr.. has
purchased Of Mrs. Monie q. Berry a
valuable vacant lot on the corner Of
Fair and Hanover streets.
Jesse Dowson. cOlored youth. was
drowned in Alsops mill-pond in spotsyl-
vanla, Sunday, while bathing.
Mrs. Raleigh r. Chnn. a lady Of lovely
Christian character. died Sur'iny AZ her
home. near White oak, IN Ste.fori coun-
=. aged 81 years.
Mr.. Morris Sthreshley, of stafford. and
his daughter. Mrs. X. B Aio,ai!cy. OF
this city, left to-day for Upperylie. m
Fauquier, whore hey will at.c.d tie
Potomac Baptist AssOci1u)n. whicn con
vcnes there tomorrow Rev. Dr. j. b.
Lake is pastor Of the Upper,ilIe church.
which IS said 10 Dee the wetithiest Couh-
Try church in Virginia
The association Will be ir session three
days and many questions of Importance
VIII come up for colsl- -rsticn ana ae-
ton.
AZ a recent meeting Of the Roard Of
supervisors OF Orange county thc amorrt
OF money paid for sh- ep killed by 0.es.
al the rate of eighty-sx aaI one half
cents per head shows that go sheep have
been Killed in that county by dogs
The protracted meeting at Zion church.
IN this county, closed Sunday with seven
haptisms In the Rappahannock that
evening by the pastor. Rev Decatur Ed
wards.
Mayor W. Seymour White and Mrs
White: Mr.. A. F. Rowe. Jr. business
manager Of the Free-Lance. and Miss
Lena Rowe, left to-day for stanton. 20
attend the Virginia Press Association
The association viii be rendered an ex-
cursion 10 Monmouth Cave. in Kentucky.
and other points Of interest.
The Republicans OF Orange county will
hold a convention Saturday 10 elect ,,ele.
gates 10 the Congressional Convention
which meets at Culpeper on the 10Th
Rev. Or y. $. Dunaway and Mrs. DUN
away left today for a ten DAYS visit 20
friends and relatives ON the Eastern
Shore.
\ protracted meeting commenced at
Rock Hi. in S.s1'ord county. SUNDAY
The services are attended by very large
congregations.
Revival services are I'm progress NJ
the historic old Salem church. m Spotevi-
Nania The pastor. Rey. W. J Decker f.
ably assisted by Rev J. G.. Davidson
pastor Of Grace Baptist church. Balti.
more.
Grand Patriarch George A. Walker and
Representative +. l.. Allison. Of tho
fredericksburg Encampment. are attend
ing me Grand Encampmont. Odd-Felioo.s
OF Virginia, in Lynchburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
HrNRr couNrr roPULIsrs.
A Brunswick Stew of Political Elene"'s III
the Delegation.

MARTINsVILLE. VA. Aug. lo.-spe-
cal The Populist Convention held at
Martinsvine to-day was largely attend
ed. many of the leading men OF Henry
county participating
Hon T. r. Wray member of the Cen
eral Assembly for 81 %. was made chair-
man. and b r. Jones. the candidate Tor
Congress from the Fifth district in "
on the fusion ticket Of Republicans ana
Populists, was made secretary.
The following delegates were elected TO
attend the Populist Convention, which Is
TO be- held at Rocky Mount. Va. on
August nth. to-wit:
At large. with power 70 vote the senc-
mcnts OF Henry county In said conven-
ton. VIM NJ Peyton. W. .. Thomas
son. late Commissioner OF Revenue for
Henry as a Democrat. Hon. VIM. H..
Gravely. Hon Peter X. Wray. Hon John
X. Armstrong, member General Assem-
bly, from Virginia; Drewry 7. Minter and
h. Il. Jones.
Delegates from tho county: J. c.
Campbell James r. Smith, John S.Wells.
j. W. Coleman. and Joshua Norris ,col-
ored)
From Horse Pasture district: W. G..
Burgess. late Republican supervisor from
the Rdgeway district John r Wyatt.
also u former Republican: John w. Dunn.
From Grishurg District. Hon John Il.
Armstrong. George Richardson Nat L.
Turner
Reed Creek District: Thomas II. King.
Leafherwood District. A. +. Bon
ner. Fayette Mcbride and Allen Carter
(colored).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

Richmond AT Icterspui s-.srfoiu
N' "N Portsmouth at Roanoke
PETERSBURG. VA. Aug IL 'i'''''-'
p,o,mond and Petersburg played one Oh
che nre,tiest games Of the season he'' ','''
a,,ornoon. Tho game was close ano III
,ensely exciting from start 10 h'''S" an :
was arybodys game until the last nSu
was out. -.
Both pitchers were in their best ou'
lack Of team work. coupled with roster 3
d,rtv plaving in the sixth inning gave
Richmond the winning run.
In this inning. with two on bases anu
two out. Kahn hit an easy one 10 Person.
who quickly helded It, and seeing Foster
running to the plate ran and touched
him, but Foster was not the baseman.
Kain made first safe. Foster was lined
five dollars by the umpire. but his play
cost Petersburg the game as the next man
I'D made single and scored the num-
which finally won the game
The fielding of both teams was fast.
Berte's one-hand catch of a high line hit
was phenomenal. Nothing 10 equal 1t
has ever been witnessed on this diamond.
The following is the score IN detail:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
Personal Mention.

Mrs Alfred otto left to-day for Rhila-
delphia. Cape May. and other points Tor
Am extended summer trip.
The funeral OF Mrs II. G. Bash , Cnee
T.ucv Hoee williams will take place from
Dr. Hoges church az 10 O'Clock this
morning
The Virginia Bible Society which was
10 have met at the Y. NJ. G. A, yester-
day afternoon failed 10 meet owing 10
the absence % quorum The next
meeting will he held some time in Sep
TENDER.
Victoria Brown was arrested yesterday
by Officers German and John NJ Sales,
OF the Third station. charged with steal
ing n silver watch-chain and gold charm
valued at S25. the property Of Mrs. " A.
III. Lafong. The watch has been re-
covered
At $50 o'clock Yesterday afternoon the
ambulance. with DR. Labenburg IN charge,
was called 10 the Richmond Locomotive
Works 10 attend Mr.. William Baker son
Of Policeman Baker. whose left hand had
been badly manglcd by machinery The
sufferer was taken 10 the City Hospital,
treated by DR. Labenburg. and sent home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12

BY defeating Petersburg Yesterday the
Champions jumped into first place. and
they Will ia all probability. remain whore
they are until the end. The boys are
playing great bah. and they viii undoubt-
Cdly hold the flag here. for Lynchburg ia
it's weakened condition is not in the same
class with the Champions. Now. for q
big reception when they return home to-
morrow.
There is no reason why the national
game should not bee as popular in this
city now as 1t formerly was. The Rich
nond team is undoubtedly the fastest
In the state League. and the boys are
now putting up a great game They are
snappy and full Of ginger and are chas-
ing the pcnnant with their old-time vigor.
Mr.. Bradley has rot allowed expense TO
stand I'm the way Of getting together
set OF fast Youngsters. and when il has
been necessary to make changes for the
better Captain Wells has not hesitated 10
make them.
Roand. who has been out OF the game
this week because Of a lame finger. WILL
in all probability. show up in the game
tomorrow.
The Champions got n good thing in
Mari His fielding Is eilt-edced and he
handles the stick IN great shape.
Another player has assaulted an UNI
pire This time IL is Clarke, Of the
Louisvilles. and the umpire is no other
person than Ially the prize fighter. The
scene was Cincinnati Both men were ar
rested. but the case was dismissed In
the Police Court. Disgraceful scenes ike
this do not tend 10 place the game in
good repufe. Both players and umpires
should understand that scraps on the ball
field drive away Just so many people
per scrap. and that n WILL under such
circumstances Doe only a matter OF time
when they will kill the game. Tate
Smith. Kelly. 81 al, should ponder on
this
McAleer OF the Clcvelands. is on the
docket for an exchange or sale. Tcbeau
wants a harder-hitting outdelder than
Mac.
Carney Flynn has donned the Washing
ton uniform. and Will endcavor 70 help
the Senator out OF the cavity into which
they have been deposited 10y the down
ward course Of the tobOGgan
The Southern league season closes
with Sundays games.
81 may De a Has-Bcen. but that's bet
ter than being Never-Wasscr" SAYS
Arlie Latham.
Umpire Mcnamara Is working down by
the seaside Now Kelly has chance for
revenge.
Before McGann. Of Lynchburg. was sold
10 Boston. the latter club tried 10 buy
Joe Quinn from Baltimore hut Joe had
his eye on some OF the Temple CUP
money and kicked against going 10 Bos-
ton, hence the LynchbUg deal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
JOLLT TROLIEY PfRTY.
Members of the First Regiment Infantry
and Their Friends Have "A Good Time.

one OF the most successful trolley par
ties of the season was given by members
Of the First Regiment Infantry last night
The party was under the command OF
Lieutenant H. T. Nasurier. Company T.
ana the commltter consisted Of Lcssrs
y. W. /acharias. Company 4. and John
e. Weckcrt and g.. q. Graves. Company
-. Tile regimenfiI dram corps rendered
the music Tor The occasion
Leaving the armnry al $50 they pro-
ccc1td 10 the Reservoir. and returning
cast, stopped al tln corner OF Tenth and
fank streets. whrrt Lieutenant Aiasuritr
led three cheers for The Times. and the
drum corps RENDERED pixie Proceed
ing 90 Church Hill. ne rcXt stop was IL
the residence Of Captain Frank ". Cum
bingham. for whom three cheers was led
10y Mr.. Wecfcrt and Captain Frank. "
on coming ont was greeted hy COM
mittee consisting OF Lieutenant Masuricr
and frlyates Graves. Werkart. and Zach
arms. The next stop was AT the car
sheds. where three cheers FOR Superm-
tendent Wilbur Was Jed hy Sergeant
CORTLAND. Company J.. The party thcn
proceeded To Manchester and when
Dundee was reached they again stop
ped. and friNate John g. vs. cckcrt. tom
pany j.. led three cheers for Governor
OForrall. the drum corps rendering
maryland 10 which hi- EXccllcucy r.
spOnued 10y waving 10 the boys. After
d stop at Forest iiill the party returned
10 the drmOry. all expressing themselves
as having had most enjoyable time.
10 Is .optd that the regiment viii give
another ln week or So as "a great many
were unable 10 go. the car being filled 10
its capacity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-12
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
THEsEABOARD CaRRTES "ANf SfA~
yIxfrhs 10 mr. NOTfFICATIoN.
Tn. Delegate. to the Populist Convention
$50 Delegates to the Farmers
Iiasce-semator Butler.

RALEIGH. y. c.. Aug. ii.-speciah-
AZ noon yesterday the Seaboaru ''0'
s,ecial., PASSED here with 10 passengers
.na ,ook on fifteen more here. all bound
for New York TO see the Bryan ho'i''"
lion. This train came through HUI"
Georgia and took 10 passengers io'
,.ss distance than New York. Two otnef
s,ocials passed here last night and TINS
morning.
only one case OF sunstroke has oc-
curred here so far as known. Mr' 'oiut"-
bus Perry had quite severe attack Du'
Is now resting quietly. Yesterday was
= record. breaker In the Intensity OF the
heat until late i'm tie afternoon "nen an
angry cloud came up ana the win" D''"
n gale. bIurring everything with a dense
cloud OF dust IL cooied '"o az
there was no rain.
=, g. stated as a fact that down I'm the
Southwestern part OF the county tobacco
i'm harms is being cured without nre' 50
great is the heat.
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
The Democratic State Committee met
This morning. The work last night was
ouiet. Almost a fight occurred al the
meeting. but this was not OF matter
before the committee. The Following
members voted against the resolution Tor
electoral fusion: X. l.. Durham ID. j.
Pomberton. ;. Gallest +. .. Mesrs'
Heriot Clarkson. George a. Jones, X.
y. Gnmcr. Watts. IL. c. Bourne and
W r. Lee.
Senator Butler says he has sent call
for meeting OF the National lopulist
Committee az Washington next Tuesday.
Then there will be "a decision as 10 tho
opening OF headquarters and the begin
ming Of the campaign The headquarters
will. no doubt. Doe AZ Washington.
The state Prohibition campaign OPEN
ed last night az Durham.
Many OF the delegates 20 the Popullst
Convention arc also delegates 10 tho
Farmers Alliance. now I'm session az
IIillshoro. Tho expenses OF the Alliance
delegates are paid bY the Alliance.
Tho Popusts and Republicans are
hourly becoming more and more middle
of-the-road men, The lookeron this
week Will see much OF interest
Governor Carr al family returned I'M
oXpectodly this morning They were 20
have remained away some time longer.