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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
Oswego Summary.

Mr Editor will olca more try to get
ycu- ink On my letter, aud if fail the third
.:ne, aad fall into the basket you will please
excuse me forever after that.
Every body is delighted that ycu have at
last got that money divided. | have heard
O: negroes qnarrellng over ten cents, but we
cid 60. look for 80 nrch fuss fron our white
ccvs over 40 ceots.
TAs we understand the controversy it was
ihs principle involved and The n.noer Of the
division, add not the amount Of money,
;hs. CAUSED d,ssa a:isfaction among the men,
end We think tha. the men of 20 " made
their position clear enough 10 be understood
by a.. who want 10 understand .-ED.
The war excitement COW is cooler than the
Weather.
The Indications are that we will make a
plenty of corn sod bay in this neighborhood
Co,too looks foe and ,s fruitins heavily All
. wbo take little psins have peaches and mel
oas, though not sweet, on account OF much
rain We are about through laying by.
Mex, we will be hauling oar cotton TO the
city, torning it over to our creditors sod
t,ing;ng back our balances Cd accounts. TO-
stead of receipts iu full. How long, On
bow long before our turn will come for good
prices s,r cottoo All other producers ge,
nore than cost DOW sod then, aud saIely we
won't be the exception.
Our pcotrac,ed meeting at Bethel is 10
progress this week.
all the boys and girls are at home now,
enjoyiug a happy va ation.
Miss Ethel Andrews. Mr.. Joe Dixon 40
d.ews and Mr Edward Andrews sud wife, ali
Of Charleston, and Mr.. Bennie Fnnches, oil
Oraogebcrg. are visiting the families Of W.
J. Andrews and ii. ) Micaau.
Betae! Church has furnished two candi'
dates for The prmaries-Dorn and Hrace55
he Ia ter has been showing symptoms of can
aiSacy for some time, but be has broken ou'
al over pow igua-aotee bis stump speeches
will oe iaugbanIs If not convincing
Oar school will be moved to Oswego thi:
summer aod enlarged, aod il is proosole Gr
Co7.ngton will have an assistant.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

HON. RICHARD l. MANNING has been
induced by his many personal and political
friends to become candidate for the State
Senate, subject to the result Of the Demo-
cratic primary. His high manly charactsr,
marked abilities, his experience gained by
distinguished service in the Legislature and
bic Identification with tbs great agricultural
and business iaterests Of the county and
State, peculiarly fit bin for this important
Office. VOTERS.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
ENLIGHTENING SURRENDERED
SPANIARDS.

Washington, July 22-The war
department has posted the following
bulletin:
Santiago, July %.
Adj Gen Corbin, Washington :
Sent two troops OF cavalry with
Spanish officers and Lieut.. Miley to
receive surrender of Spanish troops
at San Luis and Palmas. They had
not heard of lose of Cervera's feet
or of Tcrals surrender !; they de-
clined to surrender unless they could
come and see for themselves A de-
tachment of officers and men came in
last night and returned this morning
apparently satisfied.
SHAFrER
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

Geaeral Manager J. K. KsDley, OF The At
,aLtic Coast Line, vas 10 the city for several
bours last Thursday n b.s private car, add
teld consultation With the directors Of the
,lnter & Wateree Rai,road Company III ref
ereuce to the terminal facilities of ;he new
road aud the piaus for the erection of a uuion
passenger depot for The TWO rcacs. The re-
sal, OF The conference could not ce ascertained
as those present say that ihey have notbing
f., yuolication.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

Thanking the people Of Sumter csrnty for
the confidence and trust -eposed in ne in the
past, and beliesiug, after my long experience
as member of the Legislature, that l am
better equipped aod qualified than eve: to rep
resent them, hereby announce my candi-
dacy for reelection to the House Of Represent
atives, subject to the rules and actions of the
Democratic party.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
FOR TREASURER.

H. L. SCARBOROUGH again asks elec-
ton to the Office of County Treasurer in the
approaching p,imsry-pEomisog, whether
elected or defeated, ever TO put forth his best
efforts for the advancement Of the CouEty's
interests.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
GRAVE EVENTS ARE NOW
IMPENDING.

London, July 20 "A special die
patch from Madrid says that Gen
Agus!i, captain general OF the PhiIip,
pines, has telegraphed to tue govern
mcnt as follows: "Tbe Americans are
about to attack Mapila Grave events
are impending
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

''Dariug ihe bot weather last summer
had severe attack Of cholera morbus, ne
cessi,a.irg my leaving my BUSINESS" says
Mr.C a Fare. of Hare Bros, F;ncas;e,
Ohio. "Af,er taking two or three doses OF
Chamberlain 8 Colic, Cholera and Diarrhca
Remedy was comp etey relieved and IN g
feu hours was able to resume my WORK 10
tie store. sincerely recommend it to aoy
one afflicted with stomach or bowel trouble I"
For sale by s. J. China
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

When you are out of sorts, feel ti.ed,
iacguid aud dull, you need Hoods Sa-ss-
psrii!a II will brace you ap aod give you
s;reogth and energy vigor and vitality
Foods Pills are the best family cathar,ic
and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
JUDGE OF PROBATE.

Thankful to the Democratic Party and
friends of Sumter County for their kind sup
port in the past. I q ost respectfully az
nouuce myself as e candidate for re election
as Judge of PROBATE at appsoachiog primary
election &C
THOS. Y WALSH.
Juoee of Probate.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
FOR AUDITOR

Mr. Editor: Please announce the under
signed rs candidate for reelection TO the
Office Of County Auditor, subject 20 the &C.
,ion CT the Democratic Primary and obliee
J. DIGGs WILDER
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NO MORE DEATHS.

Washington, July 22.-At II 80
O'Clock tonight Adj Gen. Corbin re.
ceived dispatch from Gen Shafter
announcing that there had been "no
deaths to day"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
70 CONTRACTORS.

DIOS are invited for the construction O!
ID building for toe Mayesvile Education.
Al and Industrial Institute at Aayesville. S.
c, the building 10 be 4c1So, two stories.
with basetpe, for Nesting apparatus. Plans
aod specifications can be seen at Office of
Capt. 7. B. johnson, 10 city of Sumter.
where bids can also be left. Bids mus. be in
on or before September lst. Rights reserved
to reject any or all bids.
T.e. JOHNSTON,
70: Trustees.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
Gay Glenn Springs snd It's Enjoy
able Dances.

With Glenns 80 near aud the Glenn Springs
Railroad 70 make it still nearer, Spsrtanburg
society suffers from no dearth OF amusement
in summer tine. In fact, rot like most
places, summer is sSpartaoburg's gasest social
season. for, while al social foections are sue.
peoded there, everybody iuens 10 Glenps for
eusersasrment
Since .he Gienn's Springs Railroad has been
coDs.rrc,ed, this create, aod most popular
of watering places is y ell patrooized by Spar
taabn-ee,s Wao lake i. re,t delight IN p.rtici
ps,iDg 10 ali of i,s gsitie-, chief OF which
10 thea, however, is the weekly Thursday
oigbt german, az aff .r ;n which lhe dancing
Sc, Of >psrtsublFg has ever played p.omi.
nent part. To them the dance s2ecisr' is
boon jus. three quarters of an honr's ride
on the srain. a ,Iy trip each tine. the ger
man, wiso all the eojoymeu,s thst smpliee in
connection With Glenn springs, and then the
,,ip oack to the city, are joy uokoowc TO
to- Young people of most places.
AL this has much to do wish making
Glean':s the gayese resort in the south, by in-
haencing Young people to summer there, for
Summer girls and summer men will go where
good time is to be had.
Rigat now there are more people at the
hotel than ever before 3, this time of the year
aod 'aS will be the banaer year 10 Glenn's
history
Last Thursday afternoon quite large
crowd .ook advantage of the ''speciap' and
attended the dance that night, and, to judge
by their verdict and by the personnel OF the
participants. it was german that will long
hold place as the most enjoyable Of the sea.
con.
This is partial lls. OF those present:
Miss Lot,ie Johnson, Camden, with Mr. &
" DeS Ford.
Miss Sara Ball. Laurens, with Dr. S L
SwJgert.
Miss A u Huguenin, Ashevilie, with Mr.
Will Farley.
Miss S D Hugueniu, Ashevilie, with Mr
oainey.
Miss Jonce Alexander, Charlotte, with Dr.
Stafford.
Miss Hattie Gonzales, Columbia. with Mr
IN Mclaughlin.
Miss Mamie Mclaughlin, Newberry, with
D Gray.
Miss Wariup. columbia, with Ms McNaily.
Miss May Sanders, Camden, with Sir Pv
Moore.
Miss Auuie Wood, Gafsey, With Mr Nc
Gowsn-
Miss Leila Boykin, Camden, with Mr. Ar.
thur Simpson.
Miss Charlotte Boykic, Camden, with Ms
Harry Cantey.
Miss Loula Sanders. Camden, with Mr "
B Bryan.
Hiss Isabelle Robertson. Colunbis, wi,h
Mr. Hyder Farrow.
Miss Lucy Nccarghsin, Ne~oerrs, wiki
~ Edwin Fleling.
Miss Erma May Smith, Gleoa Springs.
with Mr Gofo7th.
Miss Blanche Noore, Spastsnbu:g, with
Charles Lyon.
Miss Mamie Csigler, sp.r,snbure, with
d. George Co6eld.
Miss jennie Pocock, sparsaoourg, ish sr
TC Dsan.
Msssrs Ton Blake, Juno Bomar, Kennedy,
Gillian Blake, Jooo MaI:ard, B S Dunbar,
Walker Beeson, P Il Barry, " 3 Lowe,
Fo.d 4 Geanur, Scott.
cHAPsaoNEs.
Mrs waripg, Mrs Pau Petty. Mrs Z'mmer-
mso, Mrs Hugaenin, Mrs Sampson, &rs Nat
Giss-
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CANDIDATES. CARDS.
FOR CONGRESS.

Congressman J WM. STOKES is hereby
announced as candidate for reelection from
this, the Seventh District, subject to the
Democrstic primary.
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War Maps-Ten Cents.

Rand s @cNally's Maps of Cuba, the World
and North America GA one sheet, revise and
Gr..o-dste, for ten cents. 1t is the latest and
most complete published For sale oy H. G
Qe:een 4 60.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

Mr. MCDONALD FURMAN, Of Privateer
Township, is anncapcej as a candidate for
the Legislature, subject to the Democratic
primary election.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

st the request OF many ftieIda, hereby
announce uysslf . csodiaaie for TIE ofice of
County Supervisor II elected tromise tie
people of Scmter County to &C Ey duty SO
see it without fear O. favor.
Very respectfully,
w SEAL
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

hereby announce myself e candidate for
tie House of Representatives suojsc: to the
primary. Z. D. SMITH.
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UNCLE SAM 10 60 IT ALONE.

UNVLE 11AN4 4O 20 d Ha&SN -.
Washington, July 26 The Presi-
dent has received authoritative in.
formation that Gen. Gomez refuses
further CO operation with the .. S
forces in Cuba
Gen. Shafter has been ordered to
conquer all eastern Cuba
The American troops marched into
Guantanamo to-day
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
FOR SUPERVISOR.

announce myself as candidate for re.
election TO tie o@ce of County Supervisor,
subject 10 the Democratic prinary
MARION DORM.
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FOR THE SENATE.

heg leave to announce that am cardi-
date for reelection to the Senate. aubject to
the rules Of the Democratic Primary.
ALTAMONT NOSES.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

THOMAS F. BRANTLEY, of Orsngeburg
is nominated for Congress from the Seventh
District, subject TO the action Of the Demo-
cratic primary.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

Mr. Editor: You vii! plesle announce "
S. DINKlNS as q candidate for County Su-
pervisor at the coming election, and oblee
his FRIENDS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

Come and see US before buying or trading.
We can please you With a Wbite-Randle.
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CHAPEaoNES.

Mrs Waring, Mrs Pau Petty. Mrs Z,mmer.
mao, Mrs Hugaenin, Mrs Sampson, &rs Nat
Gia,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27
SUPERINTENDENT OF EDUCA

M. Editor: Please announce W. j..
DURANT ss a candidate for County Superin-
ttndent Of Education, suffice: 20 the Demo
cratic primary.
June %, 1885,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

TO tie Democratic Voter: of the Fist Judi
cal District:
hereov announce myself SIS candidate
or The cffi:e of Magistrate in the City of Sun.
er, subject to the Democratic primary
Respectfully, L. D. JENNINGS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

Msssrs Ton Blake, Juno Bomar, Kennedy,
Gillian Blake, Jooo MaI:ard, S Dunbsr,
Walker Beeson, P 4 Barry, " 3 Lowe,
Fo.d 4 Geanur, Scott.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-27

The friends of JOHN ". YOUNG. of Ha-
good, aunounce him as candidate for Coun-
ty Superintendent of Eiuca.;cc, believing
him to he suitable man for the position.
The friends of J. EDWIN REaBERT an,
pouoce him az candidate for tie Office of
County Superintendent Of Education, sue
ect to action of the democratic primary
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
Tue Snow Now Covers North and West
texas.
AVERY BAD EFFECT on LIVE STOCK,
II WIN Materially Aid Ia Making Big
whcst Crop.
COTTON CROP HAS BEEN DISPOSED OF
rrnfnc In Being Delayed by Snow
THINE In the Cuts-Reports
from Many Points.


The present blizzard coming during the
month OF December. ordinarily Que OF the
freest from storms on the calendar, VIII be
regarded by tho prudent stockinaii and fai iner
Is the probable forerunncra OF an exception
ally severe winter aud It Is probable that
there Will tie heavy demand for feed. With
The ext client market outlook II is worth the
expenditure 81 a few dollars et head and a
lit,lt extTa labor and trouble To save the ltie
of an animal that Will cash for So
The blizzard VIII. owing 10 pocr condition
because Of the dry summer and tai, prove
death to many young calf snd ole COW out
on the ranges and will harvest plentiful
+ croi. OF hides.
The snow IN the northern and western parts
Of the State will materially aid the wheat
crcp. and Texas should produce many millions
OF bushels next year.
However, it is very denloral2ins TO trathc
iusl at this time and trains ure running on
the s'get there II they can system they
are keeping reasonably within the schedule
In the Southern part OF the state.
IN 1ss5-9s the cotton crop went through a
horrible spell OF weather and was thought to
have been killed. only to revive and produce
several hundred Thousand bales more: but It
is within all bounds Of probability TO state
that this year II has wound IN and mat the
stun still In the fields VIII be rendered utterly
worthless and the plant killed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

practically suspended white everyone enjoyed
IN M. iys Milan County, Three Inches Of
Isnow on the ground ii spite OF warm soil.
Which has melted half OF H..
Missouri city. Fort Bend County. .--A-sn
Morgan, iiosa,e County. --Inteuscly. cold and
the ground Is covered several Inches deep with
snow
Nacogdoches. Nscogdoches County two "a
four inches OF sleet and snow on the grounu;
1t fell NIL hight and most OF the day.
New brmisshain, Cherokee ne Goun,ty.c IA gen ,
snowstorrn IN December In this section soy
several years.
Oakland. Colorado County.--RaininE and
sleeting all night and day
Uakwoous.-A hal storm OF two hours dura-
ton was followed BY snow. the heaviest II
years.
RorhdaIc, Milan County. Three or four
inches Of snow on the ground, tho nrst ever
seer hero before Christmas.
went as low as 80 Just before sunup; still
cold.
nogers. Bell County. THE heaviest snow
pects OF stopping sooti. 'Se III
Salato. Bell County.-Snowballln is a very
popular amusement; the ammunition Is ulen-
San Angelo Tom Green County.-Thsrmom-
eter only II above zero Friday night.
san ys.go, puyai County.--A cold. wet
sania Anna. Coleman County-Three inches
o. SHOW on the ground and a strong nortnef
sherman. Grayson County.-snow six inches
deep; 1t Is tho climax to a series of northers
md billiards that have extended over Thirty
days.
81. 10. Montague County.--A gale is blow
Ing aud tile heaviest snow III many yenrs 10
falling IL is thrco and four inches deep IN
the drifts
Sweet Home. Layaca County .--Slcet, mixed
with snow, fell NIL day Friday.
Temple. Bell County. Tine entire country
about here liz covered with six Inches OF snow
Tepaha. Shelby County. Snow is about FOUR
nebe~ cesI.
Terrell. kaufman County Tho ground is
covered with several inches OF snow.
TeNarkana, Bowie County About three and
a bali iBcnes OF SHOW tho heaviest un rcouru
thus early 10 the Nlhter. All trains are run
miss on the schedule
Texas Clty, tr1lVeston County.--There was
a lot OF lie OH open water vessels. over n
hunared ieufish and trout were cnught as a
COZ sequence u; the cold saap.
Tinipson Shelby County The most severe
SIGH Of weather ever known TINS carly In the
winter.
Troy. Bell County The snow was not very
deep anG the sun quickly disposed OF IT,
WhxG hachie, Ellis County --Guod sieighing
weather and full advantage was taken of tue
opportunity.
Wihona. wood County Rain. followed by
sitet. which was suct etded by snow i've or
sts inches on the ground now aud still falling.
Woit I'm. Frcestone County. -Thermometl r
Is only above lers
ioaAum, Dewitt County. Ground is frozen
hard and Ice stood IN open tanks all day.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

$500. Being out OF the fire limit. the
! ca "as so d strov7d
MKlNNEY.--The Collin County Teach
ers inatitute IS in session here. Bad
! weather cut down the attendance ma
! terially.
LA GRANGE.--Clay Ford. neg.o, Is on
trial for the rlurd-r OF Matte Winston
uh2 EVIDENCE so iar has been entirety cir.
Gun startinl.
bUCKHOLTS.--A rabbit hunt OF large
pr, poti3ns was organized: the defeated
Size had 10 clean and cook the game for
the vctors.
huEEoT LEE.-Several of the rewly
elected county ofilaials refused or failed to
qualify and the commissioners cau, mado
appointments.
SAN ANTOMIO.--A party of Ohio State
officials. including Attorney General Montt.
Treasure. CalmJbsl and Aulitor Gailibert.
passed through hers en- route home via
Dallas from successful hunting trip 10 tho
Texas coast.
SAN ANT0NIO.--It was definitely an
noun I'D that the excursion OF the Ma
tlonai IA 'rers' consress. now touring the
state. would visit San Antonio The party
Is eNI cted to arrive Monday and suitable
entertainment will be nroyidea,
ROCkDALEs- The advance Of freight
ra.os on li-nite. white about double the
rates herstoore pail and while severely
tet will net destroy the business. AZ least
Tor The present. Talk Seem to nave s,,h-
slded on the theory that 1t avallei rnining
and there IS a Gisnositlnn 10 await dcye;-
opments. Meantime business Is uro seiin.,
as usual.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

zero at Palestine shows that within 100 miles
Of Galveston /, mast have come within the
sccpe OF my predictions, At any rate
would rathe- miss 1t by besng 5 sdegrees TOO
low than by being degrees ap9yes
And VITA that the high Md the low
priests OF the iocali we.ltnsrs instt began TO
sn.CuIatc on wneIe fps lempefaflfe would
haze stood II the weatnlr haa oai,spren clear.
The clouds tnat hang uNer Texas cleared away
iast uieht except al nt2 ton ans. aiupS lne
cssasi Country " iiere vtir Il. gnSs .lsAy l. was
e,ld and tho clouds arst the only Fsafigs tnit
saved Galveston from a snresAnpaKh preAta oil
Borsas this morning ftes,SrS
Tine coal dealers have bad an unprecedented
rnsn OF nusiIs ss. They are about the oliy
ciass Of people who did business vest .rday
snd today. Thsir telephoues have been KEEP,
huIy and the IMAM who has held the coal
dealer Ia scoru, suddenly rea.izsd That his
coal bin WAS empty at home anu needed re-
The temperature at Abilene Texas, this
morning was only degress above zero. AZ
Palestine il was IA, at III Paso o. Mt san An
tonic 20 and at Corpus Christi IS Snow was
general throug hout the State. The tempera'
ture still continues, below zero al DenSer
Nurth Platte Dodge city. Lander. WyomiAf
and Miles City. Mont
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11

chapter may be CT interest to those tanatical
blatherskites and k5w alls wlo nave all
81 "outended that the newspaper CORE
spondents magAiiea and eNagge, Gted the true
seatc OF ali. irs at Miami. The preface spoken
follows:
"Jno S. he.eall and C. Arthur Williams
corrcsDondeAts with the First division
Seventh army corps for the New Orleans
Pi,ayune ana The Houston P,si respective
ly. have furnished the subloined letters. Both
gentlemen shared the comforts OF the officers
tens 8 M SEES er l,vei occasionally among
tho more civil surroundings OF the town OF
Miami Itself. Their views therefore, are the
imp essions Of men who saw but did not
suffer And then. too, as civilians. they were
frequently debnrred from ccgni,aace OF out
rffes and impositons that go to make up
those satanic arcana classed as 'reigmantai
secrets What they write Is. nevertheless.
instructiva."
The book contains full roster of Ala
bama's white regiments and Is. OF course.
of particular interest to the people OF that
State. But the Texans were so closely allied
to the A!apaniiaAs IN tltir suffeilngs es tn
make the volume extremely valuable to the
friends OF the members OF TIL commands OF
Coionel openhemer aud Colonel Ma5.y,
Ca
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-12-11
SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.
yoAKuM.--A good rain is much ne,

YOAKUM.-A good rain is much need.
Ell n his section.
HoMER.--III finest kind of syrup sells
he.e at IS cents Ter gallon,
GLEN ROSE. Mex years cotton crop
win be much siiorler taan heretofore.
BARTLETT. - Cotton receipts l7.Oop
bales so lar aga nJi lS.Uu0 all last season.
I.....As Gi- gyle.e wa a small smash
W. Oh the Texas C.ti Terminal road. but
NJ vas ur,
INDUSTRY pairs OF Shetlan po-
mics have been so here. one Tor sliV AMI
the otter for sl75.
KIRbYvILI,E.- Ccis.on is pi ed ND all
over the railroad platform and considerab
moe is ye 10 come IN.
BARTl EI'T.--TEes is general dissatts.
tiin herr over railroad rates siaae tie
Injunction was granted.
BUCKHoLTS.-- The 7-year-nld son OF D.
W Joh.e had his leg b,olen by a heavy
risse eli inon falling tie eon.
lE. ttLE s.r s-lNc.i 900 Il sritieail i
II With ! foa.ta Ion az diseasss. IL I.
che a. wAlab IS paeIans.a
SAN ANInNltp. 10 ma Medil. esitor
ard y iuc M i Or . r D. lae ca "a q
Tribune ~ nera in,Ne ~
l.ivINGSTCN.--The csse Of Cole De Wal
Is In The hands OF the jury. WI Cd Vii,
probably take some time 70 conaier n.
TEMPLE j. 7. JenklDs. burned
so badly her reeovsry was doubtful. Is so-
irz we'll and there is nov hone for her
life.
FORT woRTH.-w. E. Davis. negro
physician. has been indicted on chnsra
Of criminal practice on q Young white
woman.
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