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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
HATS Go OAPs.

Trunks, Carpet bags India Rubber Goods, Um-
brellas, in short you will find everything be-
longing to well assorted Clothing Store, from
n shirt to an overcoat.
We request you therefore to call and see us
before buying elsewhere, and we will sell YOU
goods cheaper than the cheapest.
Remember the place to get good and cheap
clothing is at the United States Clothing Store.
opposite the Court House.
~ Clothing made to order on the shortest
notice. S. B. HOHFMON & co.
Oct Is, 1857 -6tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
COAL FOR SALE!

TNHE subscriber respectfully informs the con-
i sumers of Stone Coal, that he has taken the
well known Coal Bank of Isaac Snyder, about
miles southwest o. Millersburg. on the Dan
vile road. where he is prepared to furnish
Crate and Blacksmith Coal to order. The Coal
is known 70 be of a good kind,
WILLIAM REES.
October Is, 1S57-v2n8tf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
Obituary. Notices.

DLED-On the 9Th inst, CHARLES
FLETHER. son of DAVID and MARGARET HORNS,
aged years and months.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
A Retired Physician,

* YEARS OF AGE, having lost his Father, two Bro
tC theirs Daughter, Son-in-law, Nephews and Nieces
by that dreadful disease CONSUMPTION and suffering with
Cough himself determined to visit the East Indies,
Egypt and Japan, where be discovered Prerexire and
Certain Cure for Colds Coughs, Bronchitis Cons.ptss
Nervous Debility and Asthma His caugh CURED i'm
medatey; he returned cured his Relatives who inherit
ed the disease and in connection with his en-
poyed it in their practice curing thousands of
sderd hopeless Others For the purpose of rescung
many Of his suffering fellow beings possible he Is
sending the Recipe to all who wish it for 10 cents; of
to pay the postage and the balance printing Address
Dr. HEATH 10 Spring street. opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
New York. (augl3vln5lm3)
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
A kind reply
"To Je,celree d Jc,nelri.

In looking over the news you'll spy
Cooks "Jewelree and Jeweiri,' y
He's troubled in his rhyme with Fry,
But IN his trade It's 'corse-and why!
Because he cannot auork you know,
Must make it all by pn6fng O,
For like the rest his crowded door,
Is all humbug and bore.
Then don't be easy Fry'd or Cookd,
And never buy before you've looked,
And don't be Cookd before you try
How cheap you've sure to buy of F R Y,
Who keeps constantly on hand a carefully
selected stock Of. fine
R4T,HES,
CLOCKS,
SILVER WARE,
MORTONS GOLD PENS,
WARREN'S FOUNTAIN
IN
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
=,
PANTS
AND
Gentlemen'S Furnishing Goods.

We have on hand the most complete assort-
ment of Gents Furnishing Goods ever brought
to this market, comprising plain and embroi-
dered linen bosom shirts, Striped and Fancy
shirt plaid shirts, plain and fancy shirt collars.
Merino all wool and cotton net shirts, ORA W
ers and Jackets, Silk Scarfs, Cravats, Stocks,
Neekties, Pocket hdkfs, Socks. Gloves, Mitts,
and great many fancy articles to numerous to
mention. Also,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15

B1IgLIAHY JBWagaY
In delicate profusion. Plenty Of little "paper
bores' to gire you to PIT the glittering. .rcns in
A fitfll breeze (puf) won't win without some
thing else. Those who know, say, for the cheap
est prettiest and best go to FRY'S,
Sign of the Big Watch.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
Call and See,


And if don't convince you that will sell
You the same quantity of goods cheaper than
anybody else, why then "IW giue APP"
BENJAMIN COHN.
Oct. l, lS57-6tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15

Of all kinds taken in exchange for goods
We hope by fair dealing, good goods at reason
able prices to merit and receive q share OF the
public patronage.
Oct l. lSS1-6tf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
A New Advertisement.

Opposite the Court House. oct.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15
Oct. l, 1S57-6tf.

Oct. l, 1S57-6tf.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-10-15

Competition is at its height, but we can now
say, that rs it is decidedly the chearest, it is
also the LARGEST STOCK IN MLLERS-
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23

ALIVE ~ THE CorrN--A remarkable case of
improper haste in buryng the dead has occurred
in Hamilton county, Ohio, where Wat Eckman,
said to be wealthy man, was taken violently i'll
on the morning of the 18th, and died, apparently,
on the afternoon of the same day. The next NOR
ming the body was confined and joltcd in market
wagon to church, where a funeral sermon was
preached The choir was about singing the last
hymn when they were interrupted by sounds and
kicks on the inside Of the coffin. Great conster-
nation prevailed among the congregation, and a
stampede was made for the door The clergyman
came down from his pulpit ordered the coffin to be
opened, which was speedily DONE when it was
found that the supposed deceased was not only
alive and kicking but was struggling manfully to
free himself from his confinement. The blood was
flowing freely from his mouth and nose, but in a
very few minutes he was able to speak. At last
accounts he was able to walk about his room.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23

FEVER poIsoxs.-lu a work recently published
by an English physician on the transmission of
rcvcrs, after referring to the value of thorough
ventilation, light and cleanliness to disiniect clothes
and apartments, and to dSperse infectious fever
poison, he says;
lit is important to know regarding infection,
that when not destroyed or dispersed in the sick
room, it attaches itself and adhcrcs with great
tcuacity to all articles of furnihwe-chairS tables,
drawers, &C., nesting in their innumcrable pores
and unless these articles be scrubbed with solu-
ton of lime, or exposed to strong heat, or free
current of air for several hours, it may again
become evolved, more virulcntly than at first,
after the lapse of weeks. But it chiefly adheres
to cotton or wooden materials. The patients body
clothes and blankets become saturated with it,
like sponge with water; and in airing these ma
tcrias mere passing breeze is not always sufficient
to carry it away"
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23

VALUE OF PoIrENEss.-Th New Haven Regis
ter describes an incident which occurred on the
New York Railroad some months since, and which
forciby illustrates the "powcr of politeness,' (as
our friend Martin CarncS would express it) The
seats were all full, except one which was occupied
by rough looking but honest IriShman, and at
one of the stations, couple of wcll-brcd and i'll
tclligcnt young ladies came in to procure seats;
but seeing no vacant ones, were about to 90 into
a back-car. when Patrick rose hastily and offered
them his seat with evident pleasure, But You
will have no scat for yourself responded one of
the young ladies, with 4 smile hcsitating, with
true politcncss as to accepting it. "NivCr ye
mind hm| said the IIibcrnian, "ycr welcome
tot! I'd ride upon the co,rcIiclo till New York,
any time, for a smile from sich jjotl'many Ia
dies! e and rcrcatcd hastily into the next car, amid
the cheers of those who had witnessed the incident.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23

WoSpERruL DIscovERy--Th kosciusko (Miss.(
Chronicle, of the Sd inst, has the following para
graph under the above heading:
We learn that citizen of misplace was so very
fortunate, a few days since, while rambling in the
forest in search of his oxen, as to discover a very
rich copper mine. He says any quantity of ore
can be picked up from the surface OF the ground
near it. He has already had, we learn, several
very handsome bids for his claim, Judge Henkel
offered him an excellent farm and thirteen likely
negroes for his discovery.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23

ar Ten lines always to constitute square-a! over
sns square will be counted as two squares.
ssr All advertisements allowed to be changed or
renewed every three months, without
~ Advertisements not marked with the number of in
serons required will be continued and charged at le
rates Of 90 per square and 30 cents for each contn
ance.
t-y-The advertisement Of a house must be strictly
confined to the legitimate business in which they are en-
gagged when the contract Is made.
~ Matter Of apersona nature will be charged double
the above rates.
~ For announcing tho names of candidates for or Beat
and County or City Offices S. co. and $40 90 for District
Or STATE ofhccs-invariably in advance
JOB WORK.
Book mud Pamphlet Work.
For all jobwork, Of Pamphlets, Circular and Hand,
Bills 50 cents will be charged on the material used anu
tAs ssst Of labor.
Far .nv number Of quires under half ream ST. per
quire and $i25 for all ovcr that amounto be PAID IN
variaby in advance.
Far tn. first pack, $3 for each additional pack, 3d.
Visiting cards, 5000 per pack.
Election Tickets.
In printing tickets $500 will be charged each candi
date whose appears on the regular tiche anu siVo
for all seperate tickets.
Labels will be charged from $500 to $1,000 per thou
sand, depending on the amount of matter
cE TIVE Dollars will be charged in all eases Tor PROOF
.f nnbication and no advertisement will be proven un
isss the money is paid at the time.
tB- No Chsncerv advertisement will be inserted un-
iess the money accompanies the advertisement
rET The undersigned, propr,etors Of the two papers
n Absrdesn havs agreed upon the above list OF prices
and pledss themselves to abide by and in no instance to
depart from them.
sr Cash will invariably be required on all Job-Work,
before leaving the oiics. ,.w,v
Sunny SouM
VASSER & VESEY,
Conservative.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23
Ends.
Elf guilty who defends

Elf guilty who defends
ty is natural, but the
II matter Of virtue and
ing star Of the soul, as
wo are never far apart.
veins, blccds most read
swords, which cut the
Il that he has learned so
that be knows no more.
substantial homcspun
I'd in these days.
) his own secret, ought
tells it.
n pursuit, friendship in
truths, as the night
which adversely will be
long others, this-thot
more admirable than
re than remove mou;-
Gus conscience, make Il
'often Il hard heart, bend
God and man together.
t examination in an En-
10 discovered America ?
; a British c litor, " if
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23

L1GnTNING-lIoors MEIT-
.st, a violent thunder storm
Y. AT JamcShurgh, near
school of the Presbyterian
meeting in the afternoon,
the building. 1t entered
4 small hoe, and descended
the centre Of the Church,
ute a number of adults, as
,rostratcd by it, and their
, fatal results followed, al
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23

VERY, "A NurhInaIi was ulg-
S northcst of Friar's Point,
Ter, a few days ago, and after
teen feet below the surface
to, it was supposed, a human
m and jaw were found also
he iaw-bonc were visible
il must have been u human
by the side of the skeleton,
;, just as they had mouldered
ainly a very remarkable dis
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23
min Cure for letter.

A CeI tain Cure for letter.
CtOMPOUNDED from an old Family Recipe, which
" we have long used, and have never known to fail in
ccctng cure It il also excellent remedy for all
lime 25.tf. GRIFFIN & DANIEL
Aberdeen. Mis-.
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23

ROMAN CEMENr-The French army for it has
been sticking in Rome now ever so long. and the
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23
ring.

Mise Of a common swear
!, in his f,nchirdion, " for
is God for neither profit
S against thee for his own
re break the prcccpts of
persuaded to violate the
:" There is good COM
and it would he well if
II. There are, no doubt,
hO never swear, and per
rwise good conduct who
e commandment, but, Of
the man whose every
md who can not perform
dlsgracCful act, without
amc of the Supreme BE
be said. lie may be sue
d in worldly dealing, and
ger; but, in the qualities
,ntlcmcn and the Chris
ent. Take the man who
lturc, who is agreeable to
he is thrown, and whose
d for honor and probily,
I'd one who
With words,
ike IL very drab."
7 of our young men think
ing and social dignity, t.
5 with oaths and ours $,
n quaint old writer, that
ms with the Ruler of the
t with the ariStocra y Of
n an idea this is, may be
of really good breeding
these swearing prctcndcrs.
With the human falling Of
bad before that which is
with the vice of prolare
lbts the fact, has only to
play in the street, to be
practice confined to the
the degraded ; the well
tier classes are very apt
the loudrst and the most
parents Of such boys not
ing" is frequently a pioneer
aud crimes? We wish
ice would heed the advice
rt =
o made thy mouth, in vain ;
nd hath no excuse.
sure, avaricc gain;
:, through hi, common SluiCc,
nought."
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23
.SU N N Y SOU TIL
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
M. G. GALL AW AY
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

~ Three Dollars to be paid inrariabyia idtdnee "a
~ The rules below will be in6exbly adhered to- Ga
In Of the high and increased rates paid on
all consume we are forced to increase our res Oh
charges for advertising The two Offices will hereafter
be governed by the follow rates:
Sunny South. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1856-18??, 1857-07-23

: EY Crook Persons en-
Kings forest, were only
2 dead wood, or branches
With a cart, a hook and a
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28
a Good s ory Spoilei

Tha story goiny the rounds OF tae papers thai
Mr. Baah an sa viii write hts inaug lral with an
eagl. gull, which that noble bird took tn ts0n
ble TO drop at the feel of Mr.. Brown Of Nssis-i-
ppi, il thus prcked 10y the ,ltimore Fatrtet.
1T il a great pity to spoil 50 romantic story
but ~ this is prosaic age, and We have to do
with matter of fact people, We venture 70 give
on good authority, the following version of the
manaer in which this eartcuisc eagles fcath r
was ac,u lily procured, and this keen and sar
castle remark It's proposed use elected IRON a
Republican S.nator.
'.Seaa,or Brown WAS writing friend In tn
nCighborhood Of Washington. who has IN cage
fus bald eagle. While this friend was exhi
biting it to his guest the imprisoned tird drop
ped from hia wing feather. which Ssaator
Brown p excl up eSclaiming be wont send il
to Mr.. Buchanan. On MS return t. Ha.h.ngton
be me. M. Seward, aud after relating the
incident told him h. int lei 10 seni this II tn
OF IRON the eagles wing To b President elect
that he mi. hs appriassly make use of il il VT
ting his inaugural address. Hunfh respond
ed cexari, quietly in bis dry way, IAN eagle I
rnged eAgle; a SLAVE esgi
What world of m 3aaing il coaehcd Ia tie e
fe~ b 1t si2niti ant words, AMI h1s eompletgl u
they destroy all the romance connected WITH tbs
eagle's featne.
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In Afflicted Husband. "A bereave

IN Afflicted Husband. "A bereaved
husband standing by the grave oil his de.
ceased wife, refused to be eomtor,ed,
said to a friend as he turned towards bun,
and laid his head on his shoulder, I've
los, horses, and I've lost cows, and I've
los. likely calves and shoaEs, but nerer
had anything eut me up llks THIS" Wasns
that afflicted mournerf
This reminds us OF scene we once
witnessed in a country store IN one OF
the oldes. settled districts in Western
Virginia The customer, when sturdy
country born Du,chuan came in with a
whip under his am and SAID:
Good, morning, Mr.. Shones.'
All good morning, MIR. Applebeck.
said Jones, in reply 'how do you do,
and how is your famliyf
We'll, we are all we'll chus! now, ex.
xeps my vile, and she is dead again,
answered Applebeck.
.Indeedr said Mr.. Jones, i am very
sorry to hear it, have no doub. you a-s
greatly disturbed in consequence OF YOU
loss, but you must bear it with the phllo
sopty OF a Christian
.Well,'-he replied, dat ish so-b'
sure don't know much about tiosophy-
but do know da, would sooner hal los
one Of my hes, horses, dan my wife
cause she was SIGH felier for worricl
(uork).' r
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

STATE OF IOWA,
..wx v~N~.E,xy

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY.
To whom 1t may concern.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Chicago Iowa
IN and Nebraska Railroad have loo atcd the lire
ofits road over and across the south east and the
south west quarters Of the northeast quarter and
the south east and north east quarters the north
west quarter Of section twenty live, township egh-
ty-two, range two west Of the 5th, principal me-
rdisn, and over and across the South east and
south west quarters Of Section nineteen, township
eighty two, range two west Of the 9Th principal
meridian, and over and across the south east and
south west quarters Of section twentyjou town
ship eighty-two three west Of the 9th principal
meridian, and over and across the south west quar-
ter Of section twenty three township eighty-two,
range three west Of the 5th principal meridian
and over and across the west ID Of the north
west quarter Of ton twenty one township eigh
ty-tvo, range three west Of the 5th principal me.
iidian and over and across section nineteen town
ship eightytwo, range three west Of the 9Th. prin
cpal meridian. The owners Of said tract are un
known to the officers Of said railroad company
but it is believed that said owners are non-resi
dents Of this State. This notice is given In order
that proceedings may be had for the assessment
ofdamages occasioned by the location of saie
line Aforesaid; as is provided by the laws the
State Of Iowa.
| CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
BY its Attorney,
Feb l4th, 1857 N. B. BAKER
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a HUprANI.lrE SAVED.

.E DowAGfAc, Mich, March III. 1870.
j. A. RHODES, Hss.: Dear Sir--As took year
medicine to sell on consignment mo cure no pay
I take pleasure in stating its effects as reported
to me by three brothers who live in this place,
and their testimony il a fair specimen OF all
have received: . -...s..s.s.s. :.
w. S. CoSkLIy told mc--.I had taken nine
bottles OF Christie's Ague Baisam, and continually
run down while using it until my lungs and liver
were Congested to that degree that blood dschar.
ged from my mouth and bowels, SO that all tho Z
ii impossible for me to live through another chill
The doctors too, did all they could for me, but
thought / must die. Nothing did me any good
until got Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure, which
at once relieved me OF the distress and nausea at
nay stomach and pain in my head and bowels, and
produced a permanent cure in a short time"
ii. M. CONkLlN says: Il had been taking med
icines of as good doctor as We have in our coun-
ty, and taken any quantity of quinine and speci-
ics without any good result from 18th August to
18th December. But seeing how nicely ii opera
ted on my brother, gotta bottle of Rhodes Fever
and A que Cure, which effected permanent cure
by using two-thirds Of bottle"
$. NJ. CONKLlN was not here, but both the 9th
er brothers say his case was the same as H. Ms
sold the medicine to both the same day, and the
cure was as speedy from the same small quantity
| and might so specify, Yours with respect
A. HUNTINGTON.
| The above speaks for itself. Good proof as il
is ii is of better tenor than the vast numbero
line CcTtlIlCdlSs tiilSS pubIslcu anu tnt
still greater amount that is continually pouring in
| to me.
One thing more. Last year had occasion tt
| caution the public in these worlds
| "Iaotice one firm ieto hare taksa Of my gene
raj circiars, substituted The Of tlsir nostran
fer my medicine, and then Nth drasea mpudeaee
their pamphlets NTH the exclamation, Let the propri
etor Of any Other medicine say much II he aares
Now take pleasure in saying that the Cautio,
| referred to the same "Dr. Christic's Ague Balsam
| that is mentioned in the above certificate.
| There are several other industrious people VIII,
are applying to their poisonous trash all that
publish about my Fever aud Ague Cure, or Anti
dote to Malaria, except the Certificates Of Cures
and the Certificate of the celebrated Chemist, DIR
James II, Chiffon of n. T., in favor of its perfect
" harmless character. which is attached TO ever
| bottle. These will always serve to distnguisl
my medicine from limitations. JAS. A. RHODES
| Proprietor, Providence, Il. !.
| Wholesale Agents, St Lonis IL. BLAKsi Ely; Chi
| cago, BARCLAY Bros. And for sale by Druggist
generally. GILBERT il Co, Agents, Upton 3,3n
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

day Of March the following Described Land to
wit: The west oil the Soath west quarter aaa
the South East of the South East quarter OF
Section - Town 80 Range West. Said Land l.
situated in good neigh5orhood ailes North
Fast from Rochester, and miles South from
Triton, directly On the road Of the proposed
Railroad from Suscatiue to Upton. Forty acres
nnler fence and in cultivation plenty Of good
living water with plenty of good timber with a
good hewtd log house AMI frame oars and other
oat buildings and good young orchard Of bear
ing trees.
Terms If Sale enc third cash in hand ani one
third ia eight Months anl the balance in six
Mouths. Wilton Feb, l.th, l.57.
John y. Walker.
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STATE OF low A,
CEDAR COUNTY.

STATE OF IOWA,
CEDAR COUNTY. .....
Notice to Isaac Boon and all others concerned.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Cqieago Iowa
IN and Nebraska Railroad have located the line
Of its road over and across the soath east and
south west quarters Of the south east quarter %
section twenty-one range two vest Of the tifst
principal meridian. II IN understood that said
tract belong TO one Isaac Boon Of Ohio 1t Is be
lieved that the owner is "a nonresident Of thi.
State, and this notice was given in order tlfa
proceedings may be had for the assessment o
damages occasioned by the location Of said line
as aforesaid; as is provided by the laws Of thu
State Of Iowa.
CHICAGO, Iowa AND NEBRASKA RAILROAD,
e By its Attorney.
Feb 18th 1857 N. Il. BAKER.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-02-28

Ivv~a Lsprevtments. are advised Of
many valuable improvements 70 DO made to
Upton the coming season, oil Of which We will
mere eaeticalahy notice - each particular en-
terpsise Is entered upon. At present we have
only to notice the enterprise OF Aessrs Shaw,
Bagley Bro, Who are about erecting valu-
able boilding on the corner Of Cedar and Fifth
ytrssts. They have already torn down por-
lin OF The old building nov standing on the
ground and will 10 due time remove the remain
Ger. This corner Il occupied BY one Of the an
Client buildings Of the place. II is an old log
house, which was for long time the residsnce
og II. Davidson Lee, and In former times was
sccupied b Hon. John P. Cook, as store Or
more properly trading post for the settlers
He vas succeeded BY his Hon. Judge Tathill,
Who occupied it - his head quarters Ia trade
Since then II has beea asert Of "Quarrantine'
70 the place, each settler or new conner, serving
. term Of residence or occupancy before getting
more comfortable quarters, 1t Is now TO be
torn down to make room for more costly edi
0ce-Mears. Shaw & Bagley, propose pattifg
up building or Block II Buildings on this cor
aer which will do honor to tbs town. They
have large portion Of brick on the ground
ready to push ahead the work a. SOON as the
weather will permit.