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in the weekly newspapers as wish IS IN he
dailr newspapers, thus lei the discussion
80 forward I'LL the entire State has felt
tie force 81 ;he new impulse and Old TIE
districts have vc;ed local taxes
In community counties a difficulty VIII
be found ln the fact thsi school COM
maaities sxn no, lew local taxes, But
the difficulty may Ne met II iro wfys;
!. The commissioners ecurts 81 these
counties have authority - transfer them
70 shs district system. Then q course
districts wsIi Se laid out and .oen taxes
may he voted. This rs the best wtv.
2 /. the commissioners soar; OF any
COUNTY refuses 20 transfer she entire eour-
y TO the district system. the people Of
ANY neiehhorhoc6 have tight 70 petition
the court end have ssecisi districts or
caniEed, :hess sceciAi districts may have
local taxes levied fer their schools,
Il thus appears that there is 40 good res
sen why every peishoorhood snould nos
have sncd school taught hv 9sst class
teachers and provided, at local expense
with everything e,se school RALLY needs
Most respectfully. J. ". carlisle.
State Superintendent
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In August a political conference will be
held in Dallas. The call was issued yes
terday and is as follows;
TO the Men of AAican Extraction OF Texas.
Friends and Brothers: Whereas, the
campaign of 1896 in cur State was fraught
with bitterness and confusion arising out
of honest differences among colored re-
publicuns, We believe 4 the course of Wis
dom that they come together and discuss
our imaginary differences and reach some
deilnlte conclusion whereby We may har-
NOME those differences and adopt some
plan for effective future action. Come.
let us reason together, for. after all, what
ever Ia unreasonable is unworthy What
is TO be gained for the race and the rarity.
II We are TO war against one another while
the rest OF mankind oppose us in a solid
phalanN? Grave are the conditions which
confront us now. and they should be met
with courage born of determined puruose
ana inspired by the strength OF unity. I'm
union there Is strength" Without unity
all Is In vain. II is Of little importance 10
us who controls the affairs of the reprh-
ilcah parry IN Texas, whether Green or.
hrahl, but We are concerned to the extent
mat whoever controls shall do imIartial
Justice TO all men. without regard TO color
Vondiion The political state OF affairs
as lnev now exist in Texas we arc all
sorelV familiar with. and that w, are vi
tallv interested therein goes without sny-
Ing. The paramount object with us shoull
De to preserve our identity with tho party
OF our choice and to This end Won rre
hsroby notified and urged 10 be present
at state mass confascnce called 10 meet
IN the city OF Dallas. Texas, August II.
1877. for the PURPOSES. first, to restore har-
mony and good feeling among ourselves.
second. 10 discuss the situation and arrive
AT seine definite conclusion as TO n wise
anu ,hucious course to be pursued in the
future. ana third. TO put ourselves in posi-
'ioh 10 project ourselves against the i'm
poslmohs OF our friends CD as well as
AGAINST the assaults OF cur enemies Tho
date OF this conference has been set tor
Aueust ~ so that advantage may be taken
OF 'he low rate over all roads into Dallas
on account OF the State Sunday school and
baptist Young Peoples union meeting in
this city at that time. Every man who In
interested In the welfare OF the reoubliran
parY IN Texas and the maintenance NJ
IDENTITY OF the race with the party Is earn
esty requested TO not wait TO be sent. Int
nme and lend a voice IN Ibis meeting
~ Is important. and We hope to have Inc
wise counsel OF the representative men
Irom every county In the State.
X. b, COSBY Bryan; A I, patt.rs,n
Groesbeeck: W. II. Noble, Gaiyes.,n. ~
,; Tlbbeft. Van H. Mckinney. Housion.
w, MADISON. Austin; j. II. G;hbs. Ter.
sch'' A. l.. Maynard. Lockhart. DIR T. n
hey dreenville @. W. IAnier. Corsicana.
.. ~. Younger. Athens: E. ID. Smith. hin,
wsue. y. II. Dennis. Marshall: Harriscn
Meich, Denton, J. II. Hendricks. CaInes.
vine. Levi 8. Kurlock. Fort Worth: a /
nc.auiey. A. 8. Wells, Dallas; Professor
q, A.; Long, Paris. b. r. Wallace. Waco.
: sa'pns. corslcana; p. w. Knox, TunIs.
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FRuIT GROWERS.
Prof. 1.niIy' Addressed Convention
M Anglrton ON OrgnniAntlon.


Angleton. Texas. July 17.-By request
Professor f. D. Mally Of Hulen and Mr..
b. =. Johnson OF Arcadia we're to have ad-
dressed . convention Of tho fruit growers
and truck gardeners OF this locality ow-
ing to q change in the time card on the
Columbia Tap railroad Mr.. johnson, who
came over the Santa Fc to Arcola. missed
connection and, much against hi. wishes.
could not be present
Professor Mally branched off at Hpls-
ton on his way hame from reading a Series
Of papers beenre the meeting ef the State
Hort icultural society. whose session had
closed the day before. Colonel II. NJ.
Strngfeliow was also 10 be present, but
owing 10 unavoidable circumstances could
net attend.
The task OF addressing the fruit growers
OF Ansleton therefore fell entirely upon
| Professor Mally. The afternoons pro-
! sTamne was to be devoted TO discussion
! Of the need and Importance of loca! or
SANITATION as vel as q union association OF
al orchardists and gardeners upon the CO.
operative Plaza to secure better ranspol-
iaiioa rates and facilities also to aToii
tho competition Of coast country towns and
products against ntighbors IN the same
market This IS MIR. Johnson's hobby, ana
Professor Mally regretted exceedingly that
The gentleman from Arcadia WAS not pres
cnt TO preoent this feature OF tho work Ia
his usual lucid and able manner.
Professor Mally stated that h. thought
that this was the meet urgent immediate
| need for the proper ana r:ompt Develop
ineut OF coast orchards and gardens, and
thar he would waive tho discussion and
| resding Of his own papers aud direct his
effort along the lines OF organization.
large attendance was present and Pro
lessor Mslly's rcmarho We're so clearly an
infusion OF systematic business methods
that conridsrnable enthusiasm was Rrouse ed
in the meeting, and n local organization or
ganiged Immediately following his discuss
sious. Officers were ELECTED and delegates
10 the union meeting at Clear Creek will
be selected at their next meeting, Satur-
day July n.
| Following is the list OF Officers: Frank
| Chilis. president; j, T. Reynolds. secre-
tary; o. Parish, treasurer; Il. Huist. vice
president; Harvey Stull, member OF the
executive committee.
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ATTEMPT RonpERY AND MURDER.
"eNichns Attack and Badly Wound
nm Aged Ifulin-, l,nn,,l.

F'Nsh coupe.
Del Rio, Texas. July i7.-An attemnt at
robbery and murder was committed here
last night upon Domingo Pampi and his
wife. an aged Italian couple living In West
Del Rio, on the banks Of San Felipe creek
1t appears that the old couple were asleep
outside of their house on account Of the
heat. About 10 o'clock last night. two MeS.
leans came up to their bedside and woke
them up, and asked the cd man II he had
any work for them. He replied that a.
present he did not have any work, but per-
haps next week he would have some where
upon both the men pulled out their uistols
and ordered the old ma, to give up his
money and on his replying that he had no
money one OF the men fred a shot. pre-
sunabiy at the old man. as the pillow on
which his head lay was powder blackenca.
They then struck the old man over the
head with some kind of blunt instrumen.
and gave the old woman three cuts on the
had with knife or Ratchet The sigh;
when the people reached there was sckon-
ing in the extreme. The old man. covered
with blood had staggered to his feet but
thu woman WAS tossing in bed literally in
a bath OF blood.
As soon as the shot Vas fired roth Of the
old people began screaming at the top OF
their voices and the men both ran OF
Search was made for them ali during the
night, but they could not be found but
today Constable Ray succeeded IN hagging
one Of the men. When caught he had in his
possession a bloody iuachete which upon
analysis, proved TO be human blood lie
made ipsnerafa fghf with fha
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AM ARDED DAMAGES.
Young Lady Injured In n Wreck
Given judgments.

Wnxahnchle, Texas July 1.-THE jury
in the case OF Kate BurrouEh against the
Missouri Kansas and Texas and the Fort
Worth and New Orleans railroads allowed
plaintiff $500. Miss Burrough was in the
wreck at the crossing near here several
years ago.
Some parties have been here negotiating
for property with purpose in view. This
purpose viii be the erection OF plant
for turning out round bales of cotton. The
parties asked for prices on tho Waxa-
hachie cotton compress property. Up to
this time no deal has been closed
\ good many business changes will be
made September |. c. Roddy Co will
occupy j. h. McCaul's old stand. Jolosch
A Chaska will occupy the corner stores IN
the Williams block, Cnlfee will move from
the Meredith block into his new quarters
in the Williams block
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Separator ana Grain burned

Mckinney. Texas, July 16.-The second
threshing separator TO burn in the vic,ni,y
OF mckinney In the past five days caught
fire last night, in some unknown manner
and was consumed, six miles northeast Of
here. Yesterday the straw stack where an.
other machine was at work caught fire
ana the separator was barely saved A
wheat wagon at another one caught also
Yesterday and burned Up in spite OF The
workmen's efforts to save It. and severely
ourned span OF mules hitched to It, The
straw is very dry as a result of tho ex.
tremely hot weather and oncs a Gre IL
started It is rapidly enyeloped, and con-
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DUNCAN WON'T RUN
SAYS HE Is NOT AFTER A1'ToR-
NEY GENERALsHIP.
Not Even in the Hands of His
Friends This Timc-ie Will
Practice Law.

Dallas, Texas, July 17.-Judge John NJ
Duncan OF Tyler, who has been talked OF
IL many localities as a probable candidate
for attorney general next year. spent sew
erai days in Dallas. He told The Post
correspondent that he had no intention
whatever of attempting to become Cranes
successor. "ScIne of my friends be con-
tinued." have been kind enough TO sug-
Eest that l run for attorney general, but
my practice will not permit il. | am not
even in the hands Of my friends this time
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THE TEXAS SHERIFFS.
THEY WE'RE WELL ENTERTAINED
ny DALLAS CITIZENS.
The Post Has Many Friends Among
Them Because II Is Recognized
rs Purely Democratic.

Dallas. Texas. July 1.-THE nineteenth
annual convention Of the Texas sherlns'
ascta alton, which was held In Dallas this
week, WIS. IN point Of attendance and IN
terest. the most successful since the incep-
ton OF the organization. Nearly fifty now
members we're mustered in, swelling the to-
tai NJ mbership TO almost 200. Interest IN
all OF the proceedings mas of the keenost
kinl and every sheriff and peace officer felt
ina. he was amply repaid for being absent
from ha business.
Dallas greeted them royalty and Sheriff
Cabell ana the members OF the reception
ana entertainment committees could not do
too much for them.
one OF the most Striking features OF the
meeting was the ron that came near being
pre- Hted. when sheriff C. " Mupds1
81 H"r9ison county introduced the resolu-
ton ca0snring the pallas-Galveeton News
Tor gel tcal shortcomings. The eherlffs ar,
Opposed by nature and training 10 briny1ny
i"hueal Issues into they meetings Buf f5r
'his IL ia likely the convention would have
eeGfr7riel the Harison county sheriff
N'arly all the members ara straight cut
oen,S.F",s end all spoke very approvlngly
~ fG. Mary stated that they in
s %nlOa as'Ag inc Fost with or without an
''':oi astscnt by ihn association.
reSeIiI Fanbandle officers said that they
inach preferred The Post and would vote
% MAKE Il he organ Of the oreanizafto, ~
J. c'"'H r'acn thcm In the Fort Worth and
l,,I country as quickly - the News.
1,,HsF continents were voiced by nearly
an the Nor'h Texas members
Ihe absence Of sheriff Albert Erickson of
Houston vas regretted very much. IIe was
h.htl about as much as any other member
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Halletsylle. Texas. July 1.-THE sum-
mor normal for whites located here closed
its fIrst week today with an attendance OF
sixty-seven. Professor c. A. Peterson. the
conductor, is assisted by Professors w. II.
Brian Of Yoakum and V. l.. Peterson OF
Sweet Home Much interest ia being
taken and good work done
Tho coiored normal. conducted by Nat Q.
Henderson OF Columbus. has closed Its
second week, 1t is we'll attended, aud he
!s doing much to enthuse the teachers and
10 better prepare them for their work.
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HELD ron MURDER.
Two Men Charged with the killing
of MIil MnIk irl,nn.

lIallotsyllc. Texas. judy l7.--Justice OF
the Peace 7 A. Hester, after three days
spent in hearing testimony in the case Of
the PARTIES charged with fie assassination
OF win McK.nnon, near blackberry, June
81 remandcd Tom Newton ami Ellis Griggs
10 jail without bail. The widow of the
deceased was released from custody.
Jim Walker . young negro has been
Jailed on charge OF aesaultins a negro
gal He Is 10 have an examining trial
next Mcnday
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FoR ATrEMPTED OUTRAGE.
A Negro Placed In jail In Corsicana
on the Charge.

corslcana, Texas, July 17.--phN Muir
ply WAS arrested this morning and placed
in .ail charged with an attempt to rape
Mamie Stewart. the I5-year-old daughter
OF widow, last night about o'clock.
A negro entered the room where girl
and mother slept and sat down on the girl,
arousins her from slumber; when she
screamed the negro il,d. Tho alarm was
given. which resulted IN Murphy's arrest.
When the negro was taken before the girl
she fully Identified him as the man who
sttempted TO assault her. Murphy was
given al examining trial and his bond
hxed at 5000. Failing to mako same he
Was remanded to Jail.
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Negro Militia wanted Pullman.

Springfield. H.. July l7.--consdera No
excitement was occasioned at the Chicago
and Alton depot by the colored troops
North battalion. Illinois National Guards,
Chicago. refusing d ride on their return
trip in the coaches provided by the Chi
cago and Alton railroad, claiming they
were condemned. and demanding Pullman
chair cars
Violence was narrowly aTerted by the
conductor giving the signal to 60 ahead
The troops boarded the train as IT pulled
out F'N
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SURVEY OF THE BAY.

The engineer department. acting under
the orders of congress, has directed Major
Miller. who is in charge of the govern
ment work here. TO make complete sur
vey of Galveston bay as far west as the
railway bridges. The survey will also en-
brace east bay. The object Of the survey
is to determine accurately the shore lines
and the several bayous leading into the
main waters. Part OF the work has been
done and a surveying corps is now fin
ishing 1t up
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ED BUCKLEY DEAD.

Edward NJ. Buckley, who held various
Offices in the city government, died early
this morning at st. Mary's lnfirmary. He
was 80 wears old. The funeral took place
this afternoon from The Sacred Heart
church MIR. Buckley had been ailing for
more than . year. He went to he in
Urinary about three months ago for treat
ment.
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BACK TO THE CRESCENT CITY.

Most of the Crescent City excursionsts
returned this morning at 1880 to their
homes, all being delighted with their So
journ In the Gulf City. a few visitors are
still here.
on Monday morning another excursion
under the management Of the Crescent EN-
oursion club will leave New Orleans Mt S
o'clock. and arrive here the same l. Shit.
They will leave again on Saturday ucXt at
1870 a. nj.
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Fairfield, fexas. July i6.-The alleged at
tempted rapist. oliver Eatman. is in Jail
mere He is In custody OF tho sheriff. who
declares his intention to defend him al
nhy cost. and II is thought that the cool
9uuslheht OF level heads VIII thwart an
o"'picsh' now that he is in legal custody.
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NOTES

Tho directors Of the Texas Coast Fair
association were to have met at the cham
per OF commerce today. hut there was no
quorum present and they adjourned with
out action.
u. j. May. staff artist OF The Houston
Post. has taken a vacation and will spend
II here. He will unite the agreeable with
the useful az ne has Joined Rogors ~" ~
chestra. being quite an artist On tho bari-
tone, 49, Wv VAL
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SQUAD Rcason. for Approval.

There are several cogent reasons why the
medical profession recommend and tho
public prefer Hostefters Stomach Bitters
above the ordinary cathartics. II does not
drench and weaken tho bowels. but assists,
rather than forces, nature to act II Is
botsnic and rsfe; It's action Is never pre-
coded by an internal earthquake like that
Rssd.esa " drast!c purxetlss' fct CITY :! g
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s,Ncr,,. From Morphine P.l']

Fort Worth, Texas '"' Ia
o'Brien is tho name given by d
who registered several times a ~
days at the National hote, ,,,,iIasi
was discovered in crireaio sssssI-lls1
an overdose of morphine rh soS b u
summoned, who think he - ~ ~
way to recovery. though s''"
dition.
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shotgun loaded With birdsho. iuI
side and face Of Horace MadiS,
shooting occurred yesterday eysr.u
about TWO miles southwest Of herr, n
placed the woman IN, Jail. but Iii, \
ing she was allowed hail in The q
$500. Madison VIII ri cover.
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Bryan. Texas july l7-county court
VIII convene in regular session next Mon
day.
j. FELTON, Lane ESQ., promlnor. at
iorney from Hearne. vas in Bryan today.
incte was hlg barbecue in Scales
pasture near here. Yesterday Tboro ,yna
thousands Tor everybody TO eat and AL
had good time There was no politics,
but great deal OF .oclahiliiy.
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.oimssneii, Texas. July i7.-Hcnry Kol-
icy TIC eo'ored man who was struck BY a
saw log on the skidway at the Douglass
MIL hire Thursday. died OF his wounds
about o'clock this morning. He came
from Mobile herc and had boen at work at
the mill only few days.
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Emmet Lynch cn,rn p r =,

Crero Texas. July IT.--Thc Emmett Lynch
camp Confederate Veterans. have Just
closed Two days camp and barbecue near
town. About hall tho camp attended and
hni splendid time, They had plenty Of
csinp prcposfS ~ mako i, an snnuol col
bration from this on VIZ
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REUNION OF cOyFEDERtfp

Ross, EctOr's and GranbuT'l
Endcs to Meet ut pep'e'
Denton, Texas, July l5.-Ths su',1
Ross', Ector's aud Granburys pnpII
meet in anupal reunion at coranF
county, on Tuesday and Wedne
gust 10 and II. proximo' you. I,
vicinity furnished many ga''aa
Granbury's brigade scine OF W.
doubt still living. and | woa, .',,r I,
meet 'ne'h "' 0u' R. H. Hsf
President Survivors Ross, i'~
Granbury's Association.
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Mr.. c. l.. Hasbroack, a drugs
don, Mich, says all of the gov . i, I
iala that have been published y ~. 4
faeturers of chamberlain. CON- N
and Diarrhoea Remedy coula ~
in that town. For sale by all
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TIE FL Paso Dairy company Of FL Paso
today fled It's charter with the secretary
q state: cap;al stock, se5 400. lncorpor-
stors; J a Smith. " $ McCutcheon w
I. PAYNE and II y. Stevens. The purpose
u the corporation Is 20 establish ana carry
eo daily and creamery business and 10
buy and seu live stoek
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Thinks lie liza. Found Gold.

Lexington, Texas. July l7.-Mr. John
Iiarrel. while digging well on his farm
about Ave miles east Of here. discovered
what is supposed to be gold about twenty
feet below the surface.
A specimen sent TO town wlthstood all
ordinary tests remarkably well.
The State geologlst hes been communi-
cated With
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rhe nrn,rnina Of wag'T,

Gainesville, Texas, 'u' ~, al
Rodgers rendered verdict Oh -. 4
lace drowning case. holding, - ~ s,.Il
responsible for his death. ,inni.lJ 4
ding and the woman ass US 100 III
BIN in tho creek. lie was oo bat1
help himself, and she was Wv
to reDort il.
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r.prcs, once Dur.I.r,,.s

ccimesneil, Texas. July 1.-THE express
office at Chester was burglarixed and
robbed Of s77.ss few nights ago. entrance
being effected through window by break
ing the lights in. As yet no arrests have
been made.
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Franklin. Texas. July ls.-summer nor
NAL began here last Monday. There are
about thirty-nye teachers In attendance.
Ths Rainh9lt case Z POW On trisl IN III
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CHINA AND JAPAN EXCHANGE

w. l.. Moody 4 Co. announce direct ex-
change on Shanghai, Hong Kong and Yok-
ohama. Tho growth OF the business with
China and Japan through Galveston. has
necoSsltatod this.
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Bonney. Texas, July i7,-some time last
night q nearo named Zack Harvey was
killed IN tho pasture usar chcnango "
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BONDS REGISTERED.

The COMPTROLLER today registered an SIS
oNo issue Of Jones county retundiug court
house bonds.
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MIR. SUTTON AT la GnANGE.

tie Lcctnrrd 10 tho Teachers At
tending the Sorn,nis,
La Grange, Texas. July l7,--Professor
". 3. sutton q houssen Waited the white
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-07-29

Correspondence ~ rE ARGUS
We arc having plenty Of rain just at
present.
Joshua Murphy lost fine cow on last
Saturday. II was % great loss 10 him.
as 10 was tho only one be had.
DR.. G.. j.. EunbcrYcr has bought tho
Cummings property and will move in 10
as soon as hc can make arrangement
90 do so.
Calves seem 90 BIO the great object
looked after at present. moro 20 than
gold. The people looked for gold until
they almost went blind and gave it up.
Nearly All the people at Indcpen3-
cncc are talking of going 20 tbe Alaska
gold field. III they do and got back
again, won't Independence have %
grand lot Of niiliOnaires iu that great
city
The great strike stu goes on and is
likely 10 continue some time Vet the
miners arc all out ~ lrondalc auI also
az Independence and New burg, and at
Hard man 5witek there is no trains
running kept one male and 20 small
truck car.
There is glory on tho g & o. R u
The repair hands get from seven ga
nine days rect each wouth. except
Sundays. That enables iuc boys To- do
good days wort aud give the com.
nlng the worth of tIe n00 dollar.
When 10 rli1s b. rains on the just and
on .Hc unjust un.cs. they t.r .1 out oi
The vef
The lroadaIr ruruare property va.
not sold ON trs 18th a- was expected.
There was only two gentlemen cam. to
to look at tue property and asa not
care fp make AMY o.I no present fIerc-
Tore tle sale was postponed unit. fIs