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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-01-08

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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Matters of Interest to Shipping Men
Generally.


The steamboat Louisa will arrive in
Savannah, probably to-day, and will be
run between Savannah and Bluffton. The
owners decided yesterday to put her on
this run. and they hope TO build up a
profitable business shortly. Local people
are thinking Of buying the Louisa and
operating her on this line. The negoti-
ations are now under way. and it is posi-
BILE the trade will be made. in which event
the chances VIII be favorable for the peo-
pie of Burton. and Savannah merchants
shipping goods there, 10 get quick and
satisfactory steamboat service.
United States engineers constructed
during the year engines aggregating 1H,-
437 l. h. p. as compared with l00,440 last
year.
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Moons Phases for Januarx.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.


Steamship City of Augusta. Daggett,
New York-Ocean Steamship Company.
Steamship Iris (Belg.), Sytar, Antwerp
Agency Antwerp Naval Stores Company.
Bark Essex, Smith, Philadelphia-Mas-
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Per Norwegian bark Aviemore for Cars
ton Dock, $500 barrels rosin, $17, 455 So
Cargo by S. p. Shotter Co.
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SaYannRh Almanac.

Sun rises at 7H a. m. and sets at 4:56
p. m.
High water at Tybee to-day at 1906 a.
m. and 1924 p. m High water at Savan-
nah one hour later.
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Steamship Allegheny. Foster. Philadel
PHO.
Steamship Cycle (Br). Long. Bremen.
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Ve..eI. Nent - g..

Bark Aviemore (Nor). Hansen, Garston
Dock-Chr. G. Dahl & Co
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
Continued from Seventh Pagel

higher to 1Oc lower, the decline being in
pork.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. Highest Lowest. Closing.
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Passengers by steamships.

Passengers by steamship City of Au-
gusta from New York last night: c. d.
Mize, NJ. A. Mayer and wife A. Ander-
son, c. w. Hanks and wife l.. Josephson,
A Solomon and wife, Mr.. Overlook and
wife, o. Thompson, A. Forsburg, II. c.
Fleitman, j. 5. Barclay, Jr., o. F. Martin,
L. |. Thompson, I. L. Cole, P. r. Sloat,
j. b. Shannon, H. Liehr, +. P. o. Brien,
j. Daniel. A NJ. Fairlie. Mrs. A. r. Ash
by, Miss S. W. Noyes. G. II. White, D.
Stern, n. b. johnson, w. C. Bright, p. A.
Leonard. II. Stern, Agnes Doyle. c. p.
Ellwen, Frank Lalone. II. j. Bell, ]. Med
calf, ]. Goddard l.. Cooper j. Gray C.
Roleau. w. e. Embry. W. ]. Pratt, A. f.
Williams, f. Disenchboug, ". D. Ross. F.
Landau, c. E. Barnes, j. Karb, ]. F.
Downes and wife, Mary Dwyer, Annie
Dwyer. Karl BUM, Louis BUM, Joseph
Moore, ". g. Rosetrans, Miss K. Taffony,
Miss X. Carron, Miss McClain. IT. Buckett,
c. F.Schrader Master Ray Schrader, G..
Lewis 5. Robertson, Mr.. Alnutt, #.
Smith, H. S. Torrey, j. E. Stone, ]. l..
Stone, J. Hennessy, d. Skirianos, NJ.
Nochimowdtz, e. Johnsky, R. Jacobson.
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STRUCTURE and VARIC0CELE

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Lindsay & MOrSan'S.
FOREST CITY LODGE OFFICERS.
Lodge VIII Have a supper Hereafter
Whenever Rank of knight Is
Conferred.


Forest City Lodge, X. of p last night
installed the officers elected at its last
meeting in December, and also elected two
representatives to the Grand Lodge The
new officers are
c. &C. G. Crovatt.
V. C.-S. L. Lazaron
*. of r. & S.-W. 7. Leopold.
NJ of FIR. r. Booz.
NJ of E.-Jas. l.. Silva.
Prelate-Wm. Lindner.
NJ. of WI. B. Ivey.
NJ. at A.-James Wilson.
]. G-Sam Bloomberg.
o. G.-Arthur J. Smith.
Trustees-W. T. Leopold, NJ. x Corbin.
c. A. Cox.
The representatives 20 the Grand Lodge
are F. B. Ivey, and NJ. X. Corbin.
After the lodge had adjourned an ex-
celent supper was served, and a number
OF addresses were made. Among the
speakers were Col. G. 4. Cann, Mr. r. j.
Davant, Mr.. Bernard Ehrlich, Mr.. W. I.
Leopold, and Mr.. C. A. Cox.
1t was decided that in future a supper
will be served after each meeting at
which abe rank of Knight is conferred
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Passengers Arrived last night by steam
ship Chatham from Baltimore: j. B.
Drake. J. III. Cadio, f. Luckett, S. ].
McWhorter. E. 3. Clement. H. Leather
bury. ]. w. Towsen, Mrs. f. j. Carey, F.
N. Lawnut, j. A. Bartholomew, j. C.
wilkins, Mrs. A. G. Grace, Mrs. ]. c. Van
Marter, f. j. Miller, Mrs. E. D. Miller
Mrs. S. Konigsburg, r. T. Jones' B.. F.
jackson, G.. Doane, Miss c. NJ Gage j.
P. Offinit, Miss P. Mitvoski, Miss Green
baum, A. Kline
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entire satisfaction. Call
respondenee strictly conf
ONCE Hours-9 10 Y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02

Hearnc, Texas. october 1.-Superlntend-
ent Looney Of the National compress states
that mp to this date he had pressed 94i5
bales against 27i3 this time last season,
Messrs Frank Morris and Fontaine Far
wood Of Taylor were visitors to llearne
yesterday.
Mr.. Joe T. Parks representing the st.
Louis Coffin company was In the city
Yesterday In the interest Of his firm.
Mr.. l.. NJ Simon. representing Kirkland
& Morrow of Houston. mingled among the
merchants here today.
The work was begun toward the cree
tion If the new depot at this place to
take the place of the old one which re-
Gently burned.
Hearne which neccssitates both the Plant
ers and National oil mills running day and
night.
The international and rcat Northern
railroad has out large hand bills here an
pounclng the cheap rate to san Antonio
during the fair
The cotton In the Brazos bottoms Is being
gathered rApdly, the planters being anxious
TO gather their crops before the bad wealth.
or sets in Your reporter was Informed
by one of the planters that all the cotton
would be gathered within the next four
weeks.
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Beaumont Texas. October 1.-R A.
Thompson Of Austin was in the city.
s. L. Kugan Of Dallas was "a business
visitor in the city.
There will he no meeting of the Ladies'
Benevolent society this month
Z. w. Bancroft of Orange, Of the Ban
croft Lumber COMPANY. arrived In the city
last evening on business.
Ira y. Wyse Of Grecnville arrived in the
city today on business concerning the Ira
o, Wyse oil company of Beaumont.
A workman at one of the Neil rigs In
the oil field was caught nv the pipe which
was being lowered and one foot and ankle
was severely injured. The man was taken
to the hospital
Captain Ben Echoff launched barge No >
" the Charles r. Clark company this after
noon AT 4 o'clock. This is the second large
Louis Oppcnhcmer. an experienced and
is in the city today in consultation with the
ElkS' committee respecting the fair they
purpose giving In November.
An old Irlshman was found lying near the
Southern Pacific depot last evening bv the
city police and removed to the calaboosC
lot. The old man is suffering with what
appears to be typhoid fever. and an effort
was made to get him into some place
where proper attention could be given him
Hal W. Greer returned from Buffalo last
night. He spent five DAYS in New York
are rather cynical over the Beaumont oil
field. and seem to he Of the Impress sion
that the great strike Is an eXaggeration,
When told the field was capable Of pro,
ducing more than 2~50OOnO barrels a day
they give one the cold, stony stare.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
HARLEM ENTRIES.

Five and nalf furlongs, selling, 2.year.
Odds ihla l04, Queen W. Kentucky Mud.
die, Lawrence NJ. 100, Aaron Pond. smith,
Reel Prince Webb. simeon, Rosie r.,
olady Bird rs, Major BIRD Sly Maid. Rin6
Ridge DC, Howendobler 95. Ladylike %
Five and half furlongs, selling 2.year.
oldS- Huzzah no, Stella Perkins iOG
Amote, rhrostle los, Pretorius. Mabel
Winn i0l, Lingo lo2, Lysbeth 100, Hat
,steepleShase, short course, handicap
Walter Cleary, Coley 40, Dick Furber l37
Horonatus 1855, Lord Chesterfield f32
Patroon 1870, Captain Conoyer 1926 Little
John, Ponchatoula 125.
- Six furlongs, selling Goal Runner 40
roah los Sharp Bird, Tom Kingsley i6i
Master Mariner t03, Likeness 1O9 III Won
Pare loS' Harry Hcreudeen seenranca io3,
Alhe H., school for Scandal, Maggie Davis
Irish Jewel 100, Synla 102. Andes rs
Six and half furlongs, 2yenr.olds- Nc
thesney, Aladdin 1875 Merrlment 100
south THmble, stuart Young 100, Hood
one and threc-AXteenths az a milo. sell
ing Hermencia i04. ChnruS Roy, Kentucky
iabe io3 laureate, Ben Chance, Admeius
Weather clear ana track fast.
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In Vain Did Columbia and Shamrock Reach
Out for Racing Wind.
SHAMROCK LED WHEN RACE WAS CALLED OFF
The American Yacht Was Fully Half Mile Astern
of the Bronzed Brtisher-They viii
Try Again Tomorrow.

Quivercd. The result was that the yachts
| barely had steeragc way.
The unexpected happened. Waited along
at hnc clip by stray pun shamrock
oYerhaulcd Columbia ana Mt l:l0 she was
so close that Captain Barr bore down on
her In order to Kill her wind rs he had so
often Killed the wind Of the Constitution.
shamrock went on the port tack immediate
~ followed by Columbia and in another
minute the Britishpr was ahead and to
wlndward The wind now became more
southerly. Both yachts set reaching jih
top sails aud eascd on sheets. steering u
direct course tor the mark. Then sham
rock forged ahead and got into the doldrunS
while Columbia got slant on the wind
and at .55 passed the Shamrock. Thcu
It was Shamrocks turn Ia get the benefit
ot a breeze and She came along and planted
herself ON Columbia y weather quarter
crawling upon her until at los they were
neck ana neck with the British boat to
windWard hlaukcting her opponent. To cs-
cape from this blanket Captain Barr sent
Columbia on the port tack at IL, hut luck
was against her aud she lost every breath
OF the tickle wind as well as stcerago way
and II was fully two minutes before She
got filled away on the starhoard tack again
and by that time shamrock was TOO iar
ahead to Doe overtakcn.
The first mark was then close at hand
and the yachts tackled around 1t as Iol-
lows:
Shamrock ......,....B. .......,..... :, !! .jb
columbia ............... .......... .E:4l' "a
shamrock had beaten tho defender three
minutes and twenty seconds IN the ursi
ten miles and try as Columbia would she
was unable TO lessen the wide gap that
separated her from her antagonist She
held her lu1 bunting for wind bnt railing
To md IL dropped slowly asicru until me
gun from the committee hoot brought the
contest to au end with nearly halt d mile
between her aud the Upton boat.
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COFFEE FOR MOTHERS.
The Kind that Nourishes and Supplies
Food for Mother and Child.

MY husband has been unable to drink
cohee for several years, so we were very
glad TO give Postum Food Coffee a trial
and when we understood that nv long
boiling IL would bring out the delicious
h9yor, we have been highly pleased
1T Is one Of the finest things for nursing
mothers that I have ever seen IL keeps
up the mothers strength and Increases
the supply of nourishment for the child
n partakcn of freely. | drank II between
beneficial
"Our hvc year old boy has been very dcll-
cate since birth and has developed slowly,
He was white aud bloodless began "a
give him Postum freely and YOU would be
surprised at the change. When any per
son remarks about the great Improve
mont, we never fail 20 tell them thnt We
attribute his gain In strength ana general
health to the free use OF Postum FOOD
Coffee, and this has led many friends 70
use IL for themselves and children.
n have always cautioned friends 10 whom
have spoken about Postum, 70 FOLLOW
directions In making Il. for unless Is
boiled fifteen or twenty minutes, "
quite tastelesS On the other hama, when
properly made. It Is very delicious
want TO thank lou for the henents we
have derived from the use or your fostNtu
Coffee. Mrs. w W. Earnest, i%' YIN
Ave, HslenA. Mont,
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
LARGE Nur'ber OF Divorce Suits Were
Dismissed

Dismissed.
BRENNAN, Texas, October 1.-The appllca-
tlon Of w, H. Boudin for license to prac.
tice law was heard aud Ben s. Rogers !
j. Campbell and w. G. Henderson were
appointed to conduct the examination. Tho
examination was held Monday evening AMI
the commissioners reported that a most
creditahle showing was made by the appli-
cant. The report Of the committee was
favorable and the license was granted.
ON the district court docket from term
to term have been carried forward num-
Der Of divorce eases that have gone over
for want of prosecution, until they he.
came an eyesore to court and TUESDAY
morning they We're all called and where
there was no representative present the
eases were dismissed.
Brenham's cotton receipts by wagon an
TO Saturday afternoon were 1850 bales.
including the round bale receipts, counting
two Of them for one.
There was an enjoyable social at the
residence Of pr, Joseph Tristram Monday
night which was wen attended and heartily
enjoyed by those present.
The ChautauQua circle will meet with
Miss FRANKIE Foote at 4:SO tomorrow after
noon.
The open season for quail commenced 10.
day and the close season for dogs began
County Attorney w. r. Ewing has been
granted leave by the county court to 6le
first amended petition In the 500 delinquent
tax suits pending. These amendments will
perfect the suits. making the wife a Marty
10 them. where the suit Is against home
stead. and at the next term Of the court
he will take judgment In all the 500 cases.
The marriage of Mr.. John Garrett and
Miss Essle Battalle at Houston last NIGHT
an account of which appeared In todnv's
Post. was first learned here last night nv
a telegram TO one Of Mr. CARROTS friend,
In which he said Break the news gently
20 mother aud father" Even his most in.
innate friends were not aware Of his early
Intention OF Joining the ranks Of henedirts
bur We're Just as ready TO extend conrrntn
latlons upon the arrival Of the happy mir
The bride Is well known here. where she
has been a frequent visitor and Is very
popular. while the groom was raised hera
and counts his friends by the census re-
turns.
There was most delghtful hon AZ Tho
Athletic club rooms Monday night .FomnH
menJary 10 Miss Rector Of Cairo IH Mis-
Carter Of Houston and Miss PEBBLES M
Galveston. all of whom are here on visi,
These cool moonlight nights are conducts
70 the pleasures OF freer indulgence IL
dancing than was possible earlier in ,be
season, aud the gay sssemhlaEe ~
young folks present Et tina club EoOms last
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rhe race to be decided over the Lexington

The race to be decided over the Lexington
track October iG
Tho special match race between Cresceus
and Charley Herr. on the program for the
coming meeting OF the Kentucky Trottins
Horse breeders association, has been de
Clared OF by the board of directors, who
have issued a statement i'm part as follows;
Last April Mr.. Thomas W. lawson
after completing the S2O,OuO match between
The Abbot and Boralma. proposed to do.
nate 5000 for Il special race, no entrance
money, between Cresccus and Charley Herr
on the same day. II TX now Mr.. Lawson's
Judgment that the comparative form Of the
two stations is such that n race between
them would be u farce. He has therefore
declined to donate 5000 for such race and
1t Is consequently declared of"
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Glossary of Yachting Terms
For Use in the Cup Races.

near as possible to the direction from which
Close reach forward Of
Broad reach that the wind tke
the
directly
a side who facing the bow
d cling the bow.
vessel from
from
Wndward o the wiz
IeewHd Is low
5 81 he going t eewar
Of
the
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s o
is o urn.
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Brazos County Truck 6ro,.ars

Bryan, Texas. October The Brszos
County Truck Growers association now
has membership of about fifty and has
200 acres pledged and sixty acres more
promised. They will grow onions. cab
lage, tomatoes and Irish potatoes and shin
IN carload lots. The different neighbor,
hoods in the county have taken the mat
Ter up and hold neighborhoOd meetings,
The people everywhere are taking deep
Interest in the move.
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ruRE CONGRESS MATTERS.

Outlawed Horsemen Reinstated-Oppo-
siton for Western Jockey Club.
St Louis, September 3O,-rhc American
Turf congress held a meeting today. The
horscmen who were outlawed for racing
ut Klnoch were reinstatcd and the ques-
tion OF holding winter meeting in oppo,
stion to the Western Jockey club In New
Orleans was discussed, after the club adj
jourucd, subject to the call Of the presi-
dent
~ the time the club is called together
again Il Is claimed I'm well Informed circles
there will be no need OF a meeting In
New Orleans as troubles which have OK
isted an the year are wen on their way
10 tina adjustment, This confidence de
prived the meeting of the attraction q
would have had had It been supposed that
further war against the Western Jockey
club would he made
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kiehne and J. w. Wiley. composing n nrm
IN Kansas city, are creditors Of the petit
money being borrowed of them on twenty
notes dated during the months of Feb
ruary, March and April of 1899 aud bear
Ing 10 per cent interest. W. 4. Caeser Of
New York City Is creditor for $4,000.
having loaned that amount on note dated
july ., 1889. and bearing per cent inter
est. The latter principal and interest, Is
credited with Il payment of So, 500. ex-
ccuted on January ;, 1897.
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EAvoRIres swEpT r4E eoARD.
Five Heavily Backed First Choices Wor
at GraVesend.

Five Heavily Backed First Choices Won
at Gravesend.
New York. October l-Tuyorites prac-
tcally sweep, the board at Grnycsend today,
five heavily backed first choices vim ne.
while Tho Musketecr who won the Bay
Shore stakes. was equal choice with Red
path, who ran second Track fnirly fast.
About six funougs Gold Seeker, Tites
HIN, Setauket lmp, 10 3 D.
Mile and a siXtcepth -NoruuEside, Bar
bara Frritschc. Janice. Time, AS.
The Bay Shore selling stakes, about SIX
furIungs-The Muskrtccr, Rcdpath, sweet
Tooth ..mc l.lo 80.
Selling, about sis furlonEs- Poicntr, Sa'
tire HIS Royal ligbncss rimc, 1911 l-5
Mile and sixteenth Alfred Nurggaye,
Tho Amazon Kmuiknuic. Iime las 10
Selling ave ANA d half furlonE~-Fran
cesco Grail, 4dc Pride of Surrey Tint
/ 90 A.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
THE DALLAS FAIR.

Union Labor Had Day at the Grounds,
Attendance Was Large.
Dallas Texas, October This was Dial,
las Day and Labor Day at the State fair.
BY FAR the biggest crowd that has been
present this year visited the grounds.
Nearly 5000 people passed the turnstIes
at the entrance.
Hon. ID. A. McFan of Austin was orator
of the day for the organized labor cXer.
CiSes. lie and Mrs. McFal were met at
the depot by a committee of prominent
labor leaders OF Dallas and escorted to the
auditorium at the fair grounds,
Judge McFaN was introduced by James
Scott and talked for an hour on matters
of interest to his hearers. lie was fire.
quently applauded.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
PHYslClANs IN SESSION.
Meeting of the Tri-State Association
Hold at Dallas

Meeting of the Tr-State Association
Held at Dallas.
Dallas, Texas, October, THE second
annual convention Of the Southwestern
THstate Medical association began in Dal-
las today with a good attendance The
convention was welcomed by DR.. John q.
McRcynolds, after which the reading OF
papers on technical subjects was begun.
These papers were discussed Mt some
length. Section work was done this after
noon Tomorrow the doctors Will he guest 3
of the State Fair association.
The officers of the society are: Prcsi-
dent, IL. X. Lcake, Nj. D.. Dallas; first
yiqc president H. l.. McNew, VI. d..
Honey Grove, second vice president, c. r.
Hume, NJ, y AuAdlrko. O. T.; third vice
president G. Il. Bell, NJ D.. Ardmore, /.
r.; secretary and treasurer. $. L, Mil
Nixon. NJ d. Dnllas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
TO PROTECT THEMSELVES,
Minor Baseball Leagues Have Formed a
Strong Combination.

Minor Baseball Leagues Have Formed
Stronn Combination.
New York, September 3o-Prcsldeut Pow
ers Of the Eastern League has addressed
letters to the president Of clubs ana minor
leagues stating that tive miner Leagues have
recently received notice. from President
Young that the National agreement win he
abrogated on September 30, 1901, and not
again removed and the following eleven
associations have banded together for
mutual protection:
The Western League the Eastern League
the Western Association. the Three is
Tongue, the New York state League, the
Connecticut state League the New Eng
land League, the southern League. the
Virginia North Carolina League, the Pacific
Northwest League and the California state
League.
President Powers proposes that the ludl-
vidual members express their willingness
ms individual clubs 10 respect the reserve
and contract National rights NJ the minor
league clubs with their players
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
con County Fair.

Marquee, Texas. October The eighth
animal Leon county fair opened today: at
tendance small but apprecative. Two
races were run. Half mile running Maud
winning time ~ Half mile trnt, best two
IN three Grey Fox winning In Two
straights Baseball tomorrow and Tuesday
viii draw larger crowds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-02
ORANGE LOCAL NEWS.
Report of the Superintendent Of Pub
Schnols.

Schools.
Orange. Texas. October 1.-The report
Of Superintendent II r.. Sebring submit
ted to the city school board this AFTERNOON
shows the best record during the month OF
September that the city public schools OF
Orange have ever made. There Is larger
attendance. both In the white and public
schools. than ever before. Two new teach
crs were added to the faculty of the white
schools this year. hut still the faculty Is
hardly large enough to accommodate the
school ,u,z,,
Miss T.. Bruce Lyon from Mississippi
has arrived here and will teach class IN
nhyslcni culture and elocutlon IN connection
Win the public school, The library room .H
recitaticn roo" room which had been assigned
to her having been occupied by the over
one or two new thrcshing machines and
engines arrive here nearly. every dny Tor
rse i'm the rice fields of this county and
harvesting is now in progress, al over INC
county II the present excellent weather
continues the farmers will reap the greatest
rice harvest ever raised in this county.