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NEW ORLEANS CARDS.
PIEDMONT AND ARLIEGTOn
LIFB
INSURANCE COMPANY
RICHMOND va
Capital paid up and secured. -. socoao
Assets $1,000 $50 .lti,
PoIicies issued during the last two
years. --..----------.--- s0oD
HECLARES dividends annnsilv a.,
IL assigns dividends annually to ali mi

DECLAREs dividends annnaily. ana
u assigns dividends annually to ali poi.
icy holders. - ~
Divides eighty-seven and half per cen.
(s74 p Cd OF profits amongst the policy
holders.
Lends in each State the funds acon;,,a
from the policy holders of that State
Lends its funds only on first boz, ia
mortgage, and lends only to the amon us
of one-half the value OF the real estass
pledged.
Is exclusively Southern ccmranv q.
Stockholders, Directors aud Officers war;
born in the South.
Its prosperity is uneeualled probab,r 4,
the whole history of Life Insurance. ~
Company has ever before during the saw
: period nf its history. made snch prooress
as the Piedmont and Arlington has 'lens
No Company presents snch claims To tbs
patronage and the confidence of the Sopti'
ern people.
w. C. CARRINGTON,- pres;d.,.
JOHN f. EDWARDS,......Y Weep lesiden.
ID. }. HARTSOOK,....-.. Secretarr
j. S. HOPKINS Assistant Secretary
~ John c. Breckenridge, 800
. General Agent for Kentucky.
Dabncy II. Maury,
General Agent for Texas, Louisiana ana
Arkansas.
FFIcERs AND DIRECTORS OF THE BRANCH
. OFFICE IN NEw ORLEANS:
Dabney II Maury. .-.-.......-. Pr, siieat
Gen. G. L. Beaurcgard. 49, Fiee-President
, DIRECTORS:
+ d., II. Marry, Gen. G T. BeanregaId,
r. NJ Simmons, Gen. Braxton Bragg,
T. S. Barton, Ijr. W. II. Holconte,
Col 1hos. Macon, Col G. g. Garner,
Louis Barnett, Col. D. A. Wilson,
Edward Nalie, jules c. Denis. "a 8.
A. VI. Forticr, w. NJ. Randolph,
Forester Deslondes.,
Liberal commissions will be allowed 10
- active agents who have had cxlefieuce ID
: the insiness. 80
Agents are especially desired for Lauisi
ara and Arkansas. Gentlemen appIyip.
for agencies will please send reference
and state what their experience has beeD
DABNEY Fl. MAURY,
:, General Agent for Southwest. 80 Caron
delet street, New 0ileaus-
L. L. V. MAYRE.
Aug. IG, IS7G-1y State Agent.
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}IISCELL lNE0U'
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
Fer Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds. Whooplng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

and Consumption.
proboblv never before in the whole history of
,,atjicinc, has any thing won so widely ana SO
jnnuIy upon the confidence OF MANKIND, as thls
eTcejIent remedy for pulmonary complaints:
yhroueii long series of years, and among mosl
of The races of men it has risen higher ana nlSnef
in their estimation, as 1t has become better knoWh
is uniform character and power TO cure inc va,
IRONS affections of the lungs and throat, nave
In9Ie If known as n reliable protector against
Them. While adapted to milder forms OF dlsea is
and to Young children, it is at the same tiile tne
most efIectua remedy that can be gwen LOT nicip
;nnt consumption and the dangerous %hectiohs
Of tIe throat ard lungs. As a provision agaihs US,
Sudden attacks of Group. 1t should ne KEPT On
hand in every family, and indeed as an are S9iIe
tr,es subject to colds aud coughs, all shoulo NC
,iTnvided with this aptidOte for them
Although settled Consumption Is thought IN,
c,,raIln Still great numbers of cases where inc
,,;sceee seemed settled, have been completely
cnred and the patient restored TO sound heai.il
by, the (HcrrY PecforGf. SO complete Is rs
,yyastcrv over the disorders of the Lungs ana
hro9t that the most obstinate OF them yieiu 70 ~.
When nothing else could reach them, under the
Tbcr,.,, PerioraI they subsde and disappear.
Sinners and Public Speakers Hho Gfea'
piIII stbnsa is always relieved and often wholly
'RroDcbitis is generally cured by taking the
srbn,.,,, I,cctoraI in small and frequent doses.
So GENERALLY are its virtues known, that W.
,,ood not nuhlish the certificates of them mere, OF
do more than assure the public that Its qualiueS
are fully maintained.
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II!IT1IIR J !
l|EZl!IElllllzll|1

Eg7NY IS IT THAT so MANY
wv CHILDREN die under the age of five
wears? That a large proportion OF chill
dren die under that age. has long been Il
subject of remark, and without satistac-
tory cause ascertained, it is certain.
Also, it is known that worms exist in
The human system from its earliest infancy;
therefore parents, especially mothers, wEo
are nbsrea constantly with their children.
cannot he too observing Of the first synap-
toms of ,vorneS !; for so surely as they exist,
can they be
SAFELY AND CERTAINLY
removed from the most DELICATE INFANT,
by the timely use of
3. A. FaNNESTDCK'S VERMzFUGE.
1t is perfectly harmless, contains no Mer-
curry, being
PURELY VEGETABLE COMPOSITION,
and may be administered with the UTMOST
SAFETY TO CHILDREN OF ALL AGES.
Worm CONNECTIONS, made more for the
purpose If pleasing the palate than of over
coming the disease, have been manu!nc-
turel all over the county, hut their short
lease of life is nearly exhsustod, and b. A.
Fahnes' ocll's Vermifuge continues to grow
in favor daily.
CAUTION
Should occasion require you to purchase
B. a. Fahnestock's ermituge. be partcu
larry careful to see that the initials are
Il. 4. This is the article That has been sc
FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1929
and purchasers must insist on having it, i
Al, 4 tsh tn
forced upon them,
SCHWARTZ AND EASLETT
FORMERLY
B, A. FAdNEST0CN'S SON G co
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
Mch 2-ly. PITTaBU RICH, r.
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TvINE BRANDY by the Bottle or Gallon
l. Bourbon Whisky by the Bottle or Gal
Ion. Jamaica Rum, Irish Whisky, .Por
and Sherry Wine, French White Wine
Vinegar.
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A e. BIOSSAT''S WAREHOUSE-FOR
"A. sale ,hean- POTATOES, SALT, AP-
PIES. MACKEREL. HAY, CATS, LINE,
CEMENT, NAILS, SOAP
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SCHOOL BOOKS. A large assortment
, Cap, Note. and Letter Paper. Pens,
Ink, Pencils Mucilage and other Office
Furniture.
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ElINE ENGLISH Hair and Tooth Brush
4 es. Brown Windsor, Honey, Lettuce.
and other Toilet Soaps. Pomatum. Cold
Cream, Hair Oils. Dentifrias.
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EstraY.

Estray.
TAKEN UP by J. P, Smelling. on the
l. 10Th nit, Mt his residence ON Bay"n
Boenf, n SMALL SORREIL JENNY
MULE--no Lrand. Appraised by c G
Mccormick and Caltr Chambers to be
worth forty-fve dollars in currency. The
owner is requested to come forward
within sixty days from date, prove prop
prty, pay charges and take her away, oil
the said mule will be sold ten days there
after, at Cheneyville, mt IL o'clock NJ, as
the law directs d. NJ CALLAHAN.
Feb. l 1S7I-4t. Justice Peace.
Printers Fees - so.
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L.ANGDON NURSERIES,,
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

WE offe- for sale, the present season.
w an immense stock and eboice s'r
lection of FRUH TREES; of every ass les
cripfion suited to the Sonfh; also GhA. Z
VINES of the most popular yarieti's III. m
Gliding Concord, Clinton, ives seednhg'
Scuppernong. aud Flowers in large gush-
titles: Small Frniis Hedge Plants, ire'1.
ding PYRACANTHA; Ornamental iIees
and Shrubs, Evergreen, aud Dnciuous'
Roses. more than hundred variet'es.
Fluwering Plants. Bulbs, DC. a iasSs.
and more complete collection was neses
offered in the South. 81.
Orders for large or small quantiuss
promptly executed.
Nnrserynlcn and Dealers supplied on tn'
most liberal terms. =
Packing done in the most perfect n'a l'
ner. ,,.,.s
| Catalogues. descriptive and whoiesa'''
sent free to ALA plicants. Address
C. G. LANGDON & co, =.
Mobile. Ala
J. COMPTON FRENCH. of AleAapal,s
! is onr duly authorized and sole agsns =
Raplles and adjoining Parishes ~ !. L cn
ana. y. y. LaNoDO's - :
Oct. 26-3nt. IL
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Freedom of Action, and Prevents Catching
Cold at a Critical Period

Endorsed aud recommended by all emil
ncnt Physicians and Divines.
Every lady absolutely requires one and
will purchase at sight. Its merits are APP
parent at II glance.
Druggists. Mi!linerS Dress Makers. and
those who keep Fancy Stores, will find our
excellent invention gives perfect sat;stac-
ton and sells very rapidly, and netting
enormous profits to agents and dealers. =
Town and country rights given free to all
who desire engaging in an honorable, res,
nectahle. and profitable business, and at
tha same time doing GOO! to these suffer
ipr companions in life Samples 81, seut
free by mail on receipt of price. Send FOL
wholesale circulars. Address,
VICTORIA MANUFACTURING COMFY
II Park Place, New York.
Jan. 1S-6m.
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/ NEW AND FRESH bran osa soa
| IN ceivcd, at Riossat's Warehouse "
| SACKS BRAN.
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GENUINE MADRAS INDIGO.

CPoRTING REQUlsITIoNs. Ely,sGun
= Wads, Double and Single Waterproof
Gnn Caps Pistol Caps. Fine Powder
Colts and Remngton's Revolyers. Colts
Cartridges, 3 Sizes. Smith & Wesson's
tiPstol Cartridges, Sizes. Powder Flasks.
Shot Pouches, Ramrods, Tips and Screws,
Gun Nipples. &c.
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r HAVE JUST RECEIVED DIRECT
1 from LANDRETH IL GENERAL
ASSORTMENT OF GARDEN SEEDS,
which are warranted all fresh. To
those who have not planted Lan'lretl,'S
Seeds, and have BEEN HUMBUGEp
hy other dealers and lisapp -inted.
would say PL ANT L ANDRETtPS
SEEDS. Ii. 81. JOHN.
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TyLAyORING EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va
L mlta, Almond, Rose, Celery. Pine Ap
pie &C., &c.
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KENNETH BilLLIG,
RECEIyING, FoRW ARDls0 :
General Commission Merchants
Corner Marian LtvEE sts-

Corner MAIN and LtvEE stss
WASHINGTON, La
DEsPECTFULLY INFORMS in an
ID Planters and Merchants OF Ba!oa
Ia.uf that he will give his espeelsl IT,, -
sonaj attention TO any freights coming :,
way of Washington, La, for Bayou
that may lie Consigned to him. Or.
Will promptly forward all freight 90 W =.
d.reJ 70 nv poi.,t nn Bayeu Beuf BY mr.
hoat or barge. and thns obviase TO s s.r
pers the delays heretofore ineiden' ~; ~ cen.
ping freight by this ronte anu VIZ rsr,.
orally do and attend to all pusln. .s;nq or
neetcd with the Receiving. Forwara',s =
re.shipping of freight that may ,; y pt
for Bayern Boenf by way OF "asn''
Feb. ], is71-tf
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ENUINE BERMUDA ARROWROO1
VI in Paper and Tin Cans Spices Nut
Mecs, slass, Gin@sr Pepper Sc
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LADIES I!

rg1HE yICTORIA, or LADIES' GEM, is
tile great iuve1tion long and earnest
" wished Tor by yo0r sex. We desire
smart end energetic Indy agents to intro
aacc our popular ana Justly celebrated ar
tieie in every viirge, tnwn and city Isl the
world Ii is highly approved of, endorsed
and adopted by all ladies Of taste and re-
fnnment, and is now IL great filvorite With
them. It is what every lady has wished
for. gives perfect
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COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces Preparatory and an Academic
Department.. including a Literary. Scien.
titic and Optional Course, a Special School
of Civil Engineering aud a CONNIE re al
SnInol
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CONCENTRATED LYE: Washing So
~ da, Bllleing. Scrubbihg Brushes
Backing and Brushes. -
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PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT ALL

O.. w. LA N Il z 4,
who can always be found either at his resi-
dence, on Fourth Street, Or at the Drug
Store Of TAFT & L,ney, on Front street
Alexandria. La.
1g~ Nerves destroyed and teeth ex'
tracted without pain. - -
Jan. II, 1871.
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COAL OIL. Lamp Wicks.
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pRICE, 500 PER BOTTLE,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-11-25

~NCELn~,Dn "TDNN HOUSE.

ErNCEL~'OH "ToVE HOUSE.
Y2NNI.3'G, NNLNG, GAS PlT.
IiAN, LiGNYNiNG HOD AAD
Oi,rH HtHNL>Wlt'H ENPUhiI.H
FREDERICK City, Mi.
Thr stove Department Is complete, and
iMcl,dc> tue celebrated
EXCELSIOR COOKING STOVE.
and o,hrl styles. Al! stove, warranted 10
rive satisfaction, or the money will be re-
funded.
HOT AIR FURNACES, &c, in their
proper season.
SrNNE REPAIRING and cleaning at
shortest notice.
ROOFING, SpOUTiNG and JOB
BlNG executed in the most satisfactory
mln!rr.
The PLUMBING DEPARTMENT is
correct in all its various branches, Us uSual
GAS FITTING, and I'LL kinds of Gas
Fitting Repairs, &c, promptlyattcndcd to.
LIGHTNING ROD DEPARTMENT.
The subscriber is sole agent for this Sec
ton, Of the Modern Improved Spiral Fmtcd
silent Lightning Conductor, and is ,rrpa-
red "a erect the same on all manner of
buildings. He Sulicls Il share Of the pub
lie patronage III the various branches Of Lis
business. y. j. WILSON,
East Patrick street,
aplStf Frederick city, nd.
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\ t,W 3 A r 3 !. Il S II or.
o." IN DE Brick Building opposite Mr..
Mr.. Gilhrrtr llotci, North street.
;IENNI 4. WAIM\N and Oliver
i Carton, respectfully inform til" riii-
2pns or Mcchanir,toWn, that they have
ni,l orpncd Il iil>i class Barber shop ont
'ronHurial Saloon in This place, where
.riIlliNG MD UlN CiIiINi'
and Shampoouin@ viii u" rtr.urdcd wiz!
ease and cIcymcr. lHdic, '!air ruF'fI
and trimmed IN style, and @"n'Irm'n SHAY
cd neat and clean. Give Us call and We
warrant sal,-.ayliOn.
Sent n-ti
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ESEiN's'NE1 .Nss'EsesI.
g.,
DIR, GEORGE S. E&osgNE,

ES2. GEORGE S. E&o II Il e,
d Il Y I $ r,
OF NESTMlNSTER, MD,
collects applications for ShihLED
J., OiER. ROSS ~ UENIINIHI u,
al the "GilIcvt House" MNcHANl'NToWN
the Fourth Thursday afternoon :Gld Friday
forenoon of every month.
At nMMlrTsHyHG, EoUr,h Wednesday
afternoon and Thursday ;or"n"on, and at
RocNy RlDoN, lils, "Wednesday after
noon. u"rI-u
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.:!it1' a3,'LE:i..I %E-N, So 4 NEAR,
IT, s0ae sic AMI general Character =,
Nll &&hh!, bat with greater variety OF
;a.,rrl q .a'u' 'rA!ll., AID fAln'Aing the news
t. r> .a r>ogihr.~ wth L. eater rr>haess. because
Ar:,...' ;o.cs 4 ,r~y> t:..ja.i OF once only.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-05-25

TIE copious correspondence
from our special correspondent in
South Carolina, and the proceed
ings of the Convention at Columbia,
in that State, tend to show that
what Gen. Sherman said about the
Kuklux was true-that, in fact, the
Kuklux evil is much over-estima-
ted; that the mass of the Southern
people wish to live in peace and are
ready to submit to the present state
ofthings. Some lawless vagabonds
there are, no doubt, both in South
Carolina and other Southern States.
Such are found everywhere, and we
are not without them in the North.
1t is wrong to attribute all crimes
in the South to the Kuklux. Plen-
ty of them, and horrible ones, too,
are committed by negroes, who GER
tainly do not belong to the secret
organization Of which so much has
been said. Admitting that there
are Kukluz outrages, and that they
are worse and more numerous in
South Carolina than elsewhere, NE
should not lose sight of the terrible
ordeal the South has passed through
the radical uprooting Of all its So
cial and domestic institutions, as
well as its political ideas-and the
ordeal is still passing through
Look, for example, at the South
Carolinians, the very pink of honor
and sometimes extravagantly and
foolishly so, yet a noble people
how they have been placed under
the heel of their former slayes-un-
der the government Of negroes that
can neither read nor write, and Of
miserable, Unprincipled Adventures
from the North. Can we be sur
prised that they chafe and are rest
i've under such circumstances? The
wonder is that such a people con-
form to the extraordinary change
so readily.-N. Y Herald
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crop and ne should not be blamed
though he may seem slow and eau
tious in leaving the beaten path
which once led to prosperity
Stock and grain and grass raising,
we are glad to see, has many warm
advocates in our county and we
sometimes see the results and the
methods used stated in your paper,
and if every practical cultivator Of
the soil would do this, the benefits
would be almost incalculable.-
This, then, is what we propose to
do in reference to the grape-wish-
ing every cultivator Of the soil in
our county to know all we know
about Tits works and ways"
the soil upon which it grows best,
the methods and money used and
results obtained, it drawbacks as
its successes-so that every one
may see for himself whether or not
it is a success.
And that it is and viii be a sue
cess and within the reach of every
land owner in the county, is one Of
the propositions which we propose
to demonstrate in the progress Of
these articles, that every farmer can
introduce the grape~and bring it to
profitable results without any ma
terial outlay or serious interference
with any Of his other crops.
A. Cox.
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Another Southern Connection.

We understand from reliable au-
thority, says the Nashville Banner,
that arrangements have been made
To build railroad from Rome, Ca,
to Decatur, Ala. The company has
been formed, the charter procured,
and all the necessary steps for rap
id prosecution of the work have
been taken. Two routes are in view
one via Lookout mountain, crossing
the Alabama and Chattanooga R.R.
near Collinsville, thence across the
Sand mountain by way of Gunters-
Vile to Decatur. The other to run
down on the west side of the Coosa
River to Gadsdeu, thence across
Sand Mountain, on the Jacksonville
and Guntersville grade, to within
some few miles of Guntersville, and
thence to Decatur. The Gadsden
Times favors the route via Gadsden
which traverses q fine pine timber
and coal region, and a very product
i've country for agriculture.
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CAMPBELLsvTLLE, May 20, II.

BIR. EDITOR "A few days since
while conversing with a bachelor
friend of mine, and, by the way, a
very worthy member of our com
munity, was betrayed into many
expressions Of sympathy, upon
hearing recital of woes and griev-
ances arising from the lonely life he
has been forced to lead. AS it is
something rare for him to find fe-
male so softened towards him, he
took advantage ofmy sympathizing
mood and insisted that I should
take his case in hand and see if
woman's tact could not discover
some vulnerable spot in the Ito
him impregnable hearts of our sex.
Seeing no good way to escape5 1
accepted the commission. Itwould
be difficult for you to imagine the
ianumerable ways in which 1 have
presented his case to the fair ones
of my acquaintance. have limited
it, whispered it, spoken gently and
persuasively, and talked of it boldly
and eloquently. I have displayed
his merits in the fairest cOlors and
best lights. and his dement's l have
smoothed over and daubed as &c
centricities, but all without avail;
for the almost universal exclama-
ton has been, "Oh, he has been on
hand too long" Now, as last re-
sort, I appeal to the fair and ten
der-hearted readers of your paper
with the hope that some one Of them
viii Prove her n1ogn0niaaity by com
ing forward and taking him off my
hands. Any proposition viii reach
me if addressed to Bachelors Re
lief Committee" care of CITIZEN
Office. GONE"
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FRANCE.

Paris has again fallen, but this
time into the hands Of the French
themselves. The Versaillists have
entered the city at the point of the
bayonet and the insurgent COM
mune is no more. Marshal OIcNIa-
hon entered the city and planted IL
pieces Of cannon near the Arc de
Triomphe, completely sweeping the
Champs Elyseez. The insurgents
attempted to concentrate around
the Hotel de Vile, but were dis
lodged with great slaughter, as
no quarter was given by the victors.
The resistance to the entrance of
the Versaillists was very faint and
it was apparent that the commune
had but a feeble hold on its adher-
cnts. We are inclined to believe
that the capture Of Paris will re-
store order at least for a short time
in France, and it is to be hoped
that the mercurial tempered spirits
Of that great metropolis will finally
yield obedience to some sort of a
government that promises peace
aud the cessation Of civil war. As
many officers OF the commune were
forced back into Paris by the Ger
mans while attempting Eight, it is
plain that the Theirs government
has the counteuance of the leu
tonic conQuerors and possesses
greater elements Of strength than
any other oreanizalion.
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Gold closed in New York yester-
day at LII. Tennessee Bonds were
quoted at I'll for old issues and III
for new, in that city. Cotton was
quoted there on the same day 164
for low middling.
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GorresgoHdeHce.
CampbellsyiHe.

There are more peaches and lar
ger ones in our neighborhood than
your humble correspondent ever
had the pleasure of seeing. If we
can succeed in raising some wheat
We will have some peach pie. The
wheat crop is not fattering. Ap-
pies are a failure. Corn looks ra-
ther puny, caused by the excessive
cool weather. We cannot, like As
pen Hill and Devils Hollow, Il
suppose that is the appropriate or
real name for Friendship" as We
infer from the communication from
that point that the old fellow lives
there, boast a large Sunday school
and excellent singing, yet we have
some things that are new. For in
stance, BOB CAMPBELL has new
coat, JAKE ENGLISH has a new bug
gy, FRANK Horn has a new hat, and
several Of the boys new paper col
lars. How's that for new?
GooBER, we greet you, and as q
community cordially extend the
right hand Of fellowship, and bid
you welcome to our cabins at any
time. The Campbellsvillians are
talking Of organizing Farmers
Club. we still want a Saw Mill.
KRIS.