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DEATHS IN TEXAS.


,.bANcAsTER.-waxa Texas, July
zS-,Mr. J. Y. Lancaster, one OF the early
settler, or Ellis county, died suddenly yes
isrday morning at his home In Oak chm.
caster was the father Of County Judge ].
y. Lancaster. The remains were brought
here and Inferred this afternoon
,SlMS;-Galnesville Texas, July 23.-Major
y, a. a. sims. aged 10 years, an old resident
o'clock at the home Of his son, Charles
SIMS on East Trul0ve street
LATTIMER. -Flatonia, Texas. July a.
Louise, the little baby daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. d. G. Lattlmer, who died satur.
DAY night, was buried in City cemetery
mere this morning.
CLAY.-Temple. Texas, July o3-F. NJ.
tMhrion) Clay died at his home just west
ot town last night at o'clock. He had
gestion. He was IS years old and An ex.
Sohederate. At his request he Will be
buried at Taylor's Valley cemetery this
AFTERNOON. His comrades will oficiate at
the grave.
GREER Cameron. July 23-pr. c. NJ.
Greer received notice OF the death OF his
iatner Rev {. {. Greer, which occurred
N Asheyille, y. G., yesterday. Mr. Greer
wa, WAS well and favorably known throughout
WHITE. Fort Worth Texas. July 22.-
Newt N, White, 81 years old. pros
ptrons farmer of Navarro county died at
81 Joseph's infrmary from the effects OF
s se,. ACCIDENTAL gunshot wound indicted a
w winchester rifle had ploughcd great hole
.n zoe mans right side The remains were
taken to Navarro county today for burial.
J, MIyH555IEFfiELD. - WaSahachie, Texas,
Years, died at the home of c. II. Walker
IN tnls city last night Interment ut Bethel
cemetery this afternoon.
sTEPHENS,-Troy, Texas. July 90. The
remains re- am Of j: NJ. Stephens were inferred
u IN the Roberts cemetery yesterday about
E;5o o'clock under the auspices of the ex-
Confedcrates The funeral sermon was
preached by Elder Slaughter, pastor Of the
baptist church. He died at the residence
Of his son, j. w stephens He leaves
-four children, all grown. He was in his
seventy second year.
THOMAS. -Corsicana, Texas. July 90 =
The remains of David Thomas arrived here
last night and were laid at rest In the
Catholic cemetery. Mr.. Thomas was known
as Dave Irving" He was a trnpezc per
fall.
sTouFFER, Mckinney, Texas, July 23.-
A message was received here iast night nm
nouncing the death of Miss RoXie Stouf I
at Greenville. she was 20 years o. age
and WAS reared here hut had resided IN
GreenVille for several yeats The remains
VIII be brought here for interment.
MEASL ES.-Mexia, Texas, July % -
Last night at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. II. X. Parker, in this city, Mrs. Susan
{. Measles OF Mills. t'recstonc county, died
She was buried here this afternoon.
PRENDERGAST.- -Mexia. Texas, July "a
Mrs. Elizabeth l., Prendergast an aged
lady living near town, died yesterday morn.
ing and was buried here this morning.
MONDAY. -smithyille, Texas. July pa
Mrs. Ellen Monday. wife Of j. s. Monday,
died here last night. She had Just returned
from Austin. where she had been treated
for cancer. The lnterment will take place
at the city cemetery this afternoon.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Manor, Travis County, Texas, July "a
Refreshing showers have fallen at Intervals
during the past few days. Almost the en-
tire corn crop had been blighted and there
was scarcely any grass ert Tor the stock.
There was just enough moisture in the soil
TO keep the cotton plant alive but not
enough to promote It's growth. Recent
rains have very materially improved the
situations. Farmers are trying the expert
ment OF a late planting of sorghum, milo
maize, popcorn and corn with the nope OF
offsettlng to some extent the loss OF the
corn crop.
Palestine, Anderson County, Texas, July
24.-The hardest rain OF the season fell
here this afternoon, which lnsted for an
hour. The streets are like rivers. IN
conversation with some prominent farmers
the reporter for The Post WAC informed
that the rain just at this time would do
more harm than goods that II Is TOO late
to do the corn any good and the cotton
did not need It.
Richland, Navarro County. Texas, July
24.-Rain commenced failing Yesterday
The creeks are all swollen. me cotton
crop is 10 fne condition. a few boil weeviis
and boil worms have made their appear
ance.
Betyille. Bee County, Texas. July "a
Fine showers of rain fell here ana IN other
portions OF the county yesterday. what Is
needed how ever, Is good general Soaking
rain. and until such rata comes prospects
he this section for stockmen ana farmers
are not going to be very nattering Inc
cotton season opened here this week and
ono Of the local gins has been running
pretty regularly ali the week. Prospects
now are that while in some portions OF
the county very good crop VIII pe
picked, the yield in the whole county VIII
he the shortest m years, ana the ohb
thing that can change this prospect INTO
anything but an absolute certainty
good general rain before the middle or
August and most favorable conditions
thereafter. Great crowds OF Mexican pick,
ers from the Rio Grande are coming into
inc county every day now, but most or
them are going on through 70 the counties
further east.
carmIne, Fayette County Texas. July "a.
The first new bale Of cotton was sold here
TODAY Nearly all the farmers have conf
menced picking, and in the next ter days
cotton will be coming 10 at the rate OF
thirty OF forty bales day. Tho crop 10
about two weeks earlier than iast year.
catmlne shipped aeie bales OF cotton lest
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Loaansnort Briefe.

Logansport La. July %. Extensive ar
rangements are being made to handle the
crowd that viii be In attendance at the
Farmers institute to be held here on July
90 An old time Southern barbccnS. base
ball. brass baud music and speaking by
the most distinguished agrlcuiiurists and
hortlculturists az Texas, Mississippi and
Louisiana are among the promised features.
The affair Is under the business Tongue OF
Logansport aud the Fruit nud Truck crow
ors' association of De Soto parish.
Several new brick buildings are nndcr
course Of construction 0md contracts VIII
be let for others as soon MS material eau
be mad
Crops we're never In better cond ion than
at present and the farmers VIII BE- IN bet
ter shape financially than for many years
past.
Mount Vernon lodge No SO. Ancient, Free
aud Accepted AIasons Is getting plans for
y lnrge two-storv hal and work on IL VIII
begin as soon as the contractors finish some
other buildings
Good rains have fallen In the past few
dnvf
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Yoakum Locals.

PoaEnm, Texas, July 24.-At recent
fetins Of the city council an ordinance
y passed requiring the owners of dogs
Keep them tied or muzzled, and the Of
forced.
" harrington, inventor OF a machine
catching boil weevis, has had his ma
N on exhibition during the past week,
n J. IS pronounced by those who have
II II IN operation an undoubted success.
machine Will knock on of the cotton
insects that may he on II, these In
~ falling Into trough filled with coal
luton In the seed was selling on the
49, Yesterday at from $3.50 to $3.50.
~ more bales Of cotton are In this morn
pstrict Judge Wilson of Victoria is in
eny visiting his daughter, Mrs. PM
Rbasaeer James Hartley of the san An
w aud Arasnsas Pass railroad is quite
Esousy Ill In the hospital at San An
his bedside.
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JUST THINK.
You Can Think When the Food Makes
Your Brain Work

The mind does not work properly unless
+ba RIGHT kind Of food Is furnished
vnnng man studying telegraphy said thaI
Iis progress was very slow. Il seemed
impossibIe for him to pick up the art ana
me snfered continually with stomach
trnnhle and could not digest his food, prop.
erIv and he analy got so he coulu 90 put
ijttle work and was tempted 10 give up
Ma studies altogether. ~
abont that time some one told MIN
ohaUf the brain food Grape'Nuts and he
Vent IN for IT, In a short time very re-
,nortable change took place. HIS stomach
racaHered and he became free from mead
arbex Ills hand was no longer nervous
aDd trembling when he used the Key, anu
pbe whole mystery Of telegraphy untangled
,tselr for. as he says, u had tue mentaI
no,ver 10 master It, and the UNDERSTANDING
came pom easy when the mind was IN poise
and strong ~. ,.osn,,sihle nositiou
as an operator. ,,, ,,,,s.rot,ons
=, ne advantage for rebuilding the broken
~ dox ~, gray matter In the brain and nerve
centers throughout the body. me fac.s
sre there and can be proven TO any one
making the trial 80. toor In each
package OF Ggape-Nuts.
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Negro Woman Attempted Suicide--NeNv
Lumber Barne launched

Negro Woman Attempted Suicjde---Ne,y
Lumber Sarge Launched,
orange Texas. July 25.-Lulu wr,vhter
coiored' wife Of Tom wrighter, petitioned
ior membership IN the Court Of Calanthe
secret order for women under the cci,
T Tni hnlghts OF Pythias, and was black
ua.eu' sue became very Respondent and
y yssor S, threatened 70 XII herself With
itaaor' uut her husband took Ii away from
her. Today while her husband and a beara'
were at dinner she stepped into a room
Wnere ne kept a Winchester r1ue sat NV
t ne pea and discharged shot through her
rigbst' Inc ball entered just below the
tihnl breast and came out TO the left of
~. spine, piowlng ffightful hole The
allenuing physicians believe the wound
must prove fatal
no Inc barge Jesse II. Jones, one of the two
NV oarges being built here 10y the Orange
lumber company, was launched from the
ways this morning and slid into tho water
,MNhout mishap, The Jones Is ito feet
i, - rect width Of beam and win be
useu IN the lumber carrying trade between
orange. Port Arthur and Sabine Pass This
company formerly owned a aeer IN ronr
paFges. but sold them for oil barges and
are re, ne'w building to replace them
me barge Carl came up from he shell
banks this afternoon In tow of fine tug
Sealy with big load of shells to Ne psSd
IN paving Green avenue. This work Inns
peen delayed for few days awaiting shells.
idity A"P
. Bob Gregor. llneman employed by the
southwestern Telegraph and Telephone com.
Phny' Whlle working on pole thirty feet
r ..t,h the ground today. came In contact
with q live wire, which threw him to the
ground, but fortunately did not seriously ln-
lure him. -
Horace Booth, assistant general freight
agent or the International and Great North.
today.
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lufkin Locals,

lam lexas, July 24-The brick work
,.e new public school building of Luf-
= nearing completion. and large force
~rpenters will commence the wood
E,ls MA tnefeon at once. When completed the
(hnaln VIII be the handsomest public
Itena .,ui'ding In East Texas. The trustees
|odern " furnish the building with every
|sy co1 huston East and West Texas Rail-
brslon 1sp,ny mas arranged to run an ex-
N ON ' ,t ail points on Its line to Calves
|sny sns "a day OF August. A great
Il cn,eikinites will take advantage OF
Il 10 sns soh to see the gulf, the rate be-
Wv Tor the round trim.
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FIRST BALES.

BARTLETT. Texas. July 24-The first new
haIe ~ cotton was brought In yesterday
e,1a,tne nv Mr. Scrugs. II weighed 500
nounds and brought $50 per 100.
MuJdoon. Texas. July 22.-Muldoon re-
eejyed her first bale OF new cotton today.
II was grown by and Se org FOR eiI@e esn
per pound.
s,bulenburg Texas. July 22.-Anton r.
Keiner brought In a bale Of new cotton TO-
day' IL was ginned by Luecke Windeil,
ua".esished 60i mounds and was bought by
tiorner for DC aud a barrel Of -four.
pockdale Texas, July %. The nrst bale
90 cotton came Ia on Tuesday. 22d Instant,
breaking Rockdale's record for early cot
So Sn,,..snnab a farmer living several mi les
south Of town. weighed ATT pounds and was
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CORPUS CHRISTI CuLLlNGs.
Business Firm Dissoved-E. c. Lasater
for State Senator


Corpus Christi, Texas, July 24.-The firm
of Leary & Robertson. dealers in well Dor.
ing machinery, etc, has been dissolved,
Mr. Leary retiring and Randolph Robertson
continuing the business under his sole
name
nultor Frank H. Bushick of the San
Antonio Express is here with his family
and VIII spend several days nshlng, bath
ING and sailing, Hon. Jef McLemore Is
expected here In day or two to Join the
party.
The republicans of Nueces county have
brought forth and Endorsed Ed c. Lasnter
of Starr county for the senate from this,
the Twenty-thlrd. district. against John
Wlllaoy, who has no opposition for the
democratic nomination it is not known
whether Mr. Lasatcr will accept the MONT
nation.
There are quite a large number 81 i'm
provements now in progress here and sew
eral new buildings In course of construc-
tlon. one being fine residence for G. a.
Meuly and another a new residence for
Albert Lichtcnstein.
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jefferson iron lands

4. ssOh, Texas, July 20 The purchasers
this ssuerSon furnace and iron lands
l. nov. slnity arrived here yesterday and
ban Th nea S to let contracts for wood and
Plyar. n. IWN;eci yq are as follows: l. s.
IN eln.Sf Chattanooga ANY D epree IT, ham M
pa " 4nnnu' W, b. Ward, r. j. Rogers
Plyar q Atkins OF Jefferson. l.. S..
|e Is the no 70 be president and manager.
|asnsce eo,,n nent and owner OF the Rome
npahy and the Atlanta Fur.
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Killed by Liahtninq.

Kaufman. Texas, July % A young
man named Childress, living four miles
northeast of Prairlevllle was killed by light
ming Sunday morning He was sitting by
the window and the bolt az lightning that
struck him entered the house just above the
window casing and hit him In the breast
leaving two blue spots on his left breast
lust above the heart. His left shoe was
torn of. Death was instantaneous
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Puthian offioera Installed.

Victoria. Texas. July 25.--Viotorin lodge
No. 49, knights OF Pythias installed tho
following officers for the ensuing term last
night: Chancellor commander. W. II.
Mackrell; vice chancellor. S. Becknam
preiate. ]. w. MeCabe: master at arms, X.
n. Wheeer muster OF exchequer.- II. l..
Barron; muster of 1nancc. j, G.. Halhn;
keeper OF records and seal. j. II.
Wcrthelmer; Inner guard, w. e. Gnnlock;
outer guard, G. A. Chastang.
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InGET FROM BEAUMONT.
|. q, 5000 Acres Of Land Filed by
! lose A. SepuIvede.
TRINITY AND HOUSTON COUNTIES
u,,,erson and Others Defendants
~ y,,,.d BY a Fsll--Tie Game OF
~ Ball Was Played.

:. oSlce: The Posts Beaumont Of
|rinen rom 1. Ogden building, corner
~ All crockett, southwestern tele-
Pr s 1l with L. L. Nicely as business
pne i os; and f. w. Greer as CORE
lfesen'a Subscriptions and advertise
fnaen.. n.ws items left at this address
|nlsnive prompt attention, SUBSCRIBERS
IT, any cause for complaint as 70 ue.
fins ~ napers are requested to phone or
kT q notify the office promptly.
,,ont Texas, July 25.-Jose A. Sepu'-
A.. a,ed suit against Harry Master
4 :, Al for 5000 acres Of land In Trinity
,,,rs,ou counties. The petition alleges
:. November /. 1898. petitioners were
f.s.oa ~ two leagues OF land in Trinity
uou.ton counties titled to Jose Antonio
4 40 March 16, 1926; that on Decem-
"a 1905. defendant NJ. c. Johnson
~ petitioners and Induced them to exc
- him their certain power of attor-
a -, tho forms of which they author
y, VA Uncovered him to institute and
. n all legal proceedings necessary
sorer the title and possession OF the
- ydsscribed land from the parties who
IA Inc same adversely TO the petitioners
Sr the performance OF which the title
F y. undivided one-half of said land was
vest In Johnson. O ,eoo 1.n.o, odo
wv Masterson a deed. by the terms Of
XXX one.half OF the property was con
III n Masterson; that by said deed there
/. conyeyed to Masterson ADS acres, OF n
I,tst value OF sic per acre; that on IAN.
r. n 1880, Johnson made, executed and
,,srad TO defendant. X. c. Shindler, a
w nv the terms Of which one-half of all
/ nronerty was conveyed to Shlndler, be
a42s acres, OF a market value OF $40
arrs wherefore. petitioner prays that
b. and all of the aforesaid Instruments
brought into court by the defendants
4 cancelled and that the clouds created
Ereby be removed from petitioners claim
the land
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wAxAHAcHlE oHAuTAuoUA.
Large Crowds Attend Despite the Heavy
Rains.

Waxahachie Texas, July 25.-Notwitn.
standing the heavy rains the Waxahachie
Chautauqua continues to attract large
crowds of people. The principal feature of
Yesterdays program was the lecture of last
night of Or. r. Benjamin Andrews chan
cellor of the Nebraska State university, on
The Life and Character of General Robert
audience estimated at $500. Dr., Andrews
was In the Federal army during the civil
war but no man could have paid a grander
tribute 20 General Lee than did he. His
address was scholarly delineation OF
the character of Yrginia's idol and was
entirely free from bias or prejudice
Tonight Dr. Andrews viii lecture on
"Probems of Greater America"
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PLAYED Bali in the Rain.

Beaumont Texas, July 25.--fifty fans
IN, cut this afternoon in the drizzling
h and took in well.played ball game
tween Beaumont and Crowley IN which
score turned out exactly as 1t did yes
bdsy at Crowley, viz. to 3. These
Inns have played three games this week
IA a remarkable series has been the re-
b. Tuesday they played thirteen
bng game with the score 3 to =.
kdnesday rain prevented them from play
Yesterday they played tie game mt
bwley the score being to 3, and today
fy played their second tie MS stated.
|e opposing pitchers in tho first game al
|owley were Watson for Beaumont ana
Inner for Crowley. Yesterday 1t was
bridge for Beaumont and Lobrano Tor
|owey and today It was Watson for
(sumont and Myatt for Crowley. Ihe
bins are scheduled to play here tomor-
n and sunday and If the weather clears
Rre will he record breaking crowds AT
bDchette park. Everhardt for beaumont
d Lobrano for Crowley Will be the pitcn-
tomorrow, with Watson and Zehner TO
|ht Il out Sunday.
bhe averages of the batters in. the erSt-
bile Sunset league, SO far as the records
VIC p"'"iu'. MY an" ih''u"'i6 "il -,
mes In which regular scores were made
ID reported from Beaumont, Crowley.
lSe Charles and Houston, show the fol
rlng batting averages: Page, 391;
bison S5i; Bryant. 364; Sens, 34S; u.
ions, 800 0ilre. 800; Eldridge, ga; Zen
r. 3l5; Everhardt, 3OT; Lockhcad, 2sS;
Fplalne, 2s6; Weber, 273; Logan, 2bo;
khardson, 262; Scarborough, 239; Collins,
p Helleman, 2S3; Nelson 231; Odell, 23l;
hTtz, 222 Taylor, 222; Mooney, ~;
|nllg 20; Mcdonald. 209; Hunchie, 2O2:
'rk, l05; Reilly. 191; Lobrano, III; Stcv-
I, Ill; Roper, 100; Myatt. 1873.
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lavaca County Values.

Halletsville, Texas July "A. The tax
rolls of Layaca county for this year are
completed. They show total valuation
Of s5,794.376. an increase over last year
of $4,000.
The tax rate, State and county, is 81 2-3
cents on each 500 valuation. state taxes
$40. 400 Al: poll. S62s6 30; county taxes. ad
valorem, $50 ,025. 10; poll, S1o47 70; district
school Sl7O9 81.
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Nsm Commanders.

smithville, TexGs, July 25.-past Eminent
Commander Bell of Austin instituted smith
Vile commandery No. 36, knights TEN
plars. here last night. The ofheers TOT
the ensuing year were Installed, altet
which banquet was served IN the opera y
bonse Quite crowd of visiting hnish J
yere here from Austin, La Grange ana
other places.
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renr of The Commercial block yesterday
the Consumers Ice company struck light
win of OH at about eighty feet. RMS Us
The third wel they have bored ana the
sumo vein of OH has b cn slrucb each iiihe'
Thieves last night rincd Filizola's comec
tioncry store and @. r Rocks reai1enee
obtaining little phndtr Il IS Thought an
organized band is operating IN town
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mann Aooept counterfelts

For plies, skin diseases, sores, cuts.
BRUISES burns and other wounds nothing
equals De Wits Witch Hazel Salve., Don't
accent counterfests None genuine except
De Mitt's. ~ have suffered since 1865 with
protruding. bleeding piles and until recent
~ could md no permanent relief" says j.
X gerall OF ST. Paul, Ark. FINALLY. tried
Ds Wits Misch HsHgi saiye. wAlch scon.
completely cuea me
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l.,nrouements At Moereqor.

McGregor, texas. July 24--Work began
Yesterday on the creamery and cheese fac
tory to be erected here. The INSTITUTION
has caused quite a number Of the farming
Teon1e 10 become Interested in dairy WORK.
The capacity of the plant Is 2Vo p os,.Hn
daIIr and II Is erected at n cost OF 5000:
ali me stock being held by the people OF
This section.
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Bssrs After Honey.

Wharton, Texas. July %. Mr.. W. o.
victor. who Is the owner OF the largest
and hest equipped apiary In Texas tells
The Post correspondent that be has again
been troubled by bears. Quito Il number
have been trapped and killed, but their
love for sweets continues TO keen him IN
trouble Mr.. Victor has now seyei~i branch
aplarles In different portions OF the county.
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Rovival Meetinos al Milford.

Milford. Texas July 24.-Rey, Morreli Of
Seymour is helping Mr.. Carter, pastor Of
the Christian church, In an interesting
meeting this week.
The BaptistB expect to begin meeting
here the second Sunday In August.
Milford had me rain last night.
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pemmIna AdIudaed eullty.

Grocsbeeck, Texas, July 2o.--The case
against Israel Demmlng, charged with the
murder OF Lun Meekg, near Armour last
Aprll was concluded yesterday az noon,
and this morning the Jury returned YER
diet OF guilty, assessing the punlshneht
at twelve years confinement IN tue peui-
Tertiary.
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Old Mexican Dead.

Beaumont, Texas, July 25,-Apolino Ca
n, the old Mexican, is now dead. He
p shot last Saturday by another Mex
r. who escaped. and fingered until late
y night when he died Of the injuries.
N wound was through the stomach. His
|yeF, so far as known, is still at large.
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Cnrmlne, Texas. July "a. The hrst new
raised by Ad Jaster. ginned by Frank
Eichler aud bought By A. NJ. Weyand X
Bro. Tor sia cents and one barrel first patent
Hour as premium.
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co,,n|vis nrst bale was offered on the mar
Ret yesterday. II was raised by , p;
Maniey OF Beaukiss and welglet ups
pounds. n. n. smith was the purchasers
at D cents.
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ORANGE NEMs NorEs

mace company The concern will r.,a,, -.
Ola name--the Jefferson Iron compsnr i's