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CARAH A. FARNAM's EsTATE.-Notice
y is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator on the
County, Ohio, deceased. s-.,f. .t4esH Hl
Dated at Deerfeld this 10th day of July. A. ID.
1871 FRANK NJ. BYERS.
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Pure Drugs, Dye Stuffs, Wines and Liquors for
medicinal use, at BRAINERD'S.
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Large and small, fine and coarse, Chamois Skin
to rub up your silver Ware for Christmas, to be
had at gu fsla - BRAENERD'S.
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"A New Stock of Perfumery,
Comprising all late extracts at fa4-
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Latest Music to be found at the Empire Book
Store
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Beautiful Pocket Books
For Ladies and Gentlemen, and more coming
at --qs ss;Ief$ ieH, BRANERD'S.
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QUITE severe wind storm occurred in this
region ON Sunday afternoon, blowing down
trees and prostrating fences in some localities
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D. SMITH q SONS, for your Daily and Week
ly Papers.
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of the Carholic Church, for sale at
150-sw STEMS PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS
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Grove Meeting.

School Books at D. SMITH SONS. No. 2, En-
pire, Block. 15l-2w.
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THE omcers of Ravenna Eneampment. No

THE officers of Ravenna Encampment, No
1a9. were installed ON July Il, by VIM. H. Beebe
D. D. G. P. They are as follows:
D. E. Wells, C. P;
C. L. Bartlett H. p;
J. H. Oakley, s. W.;
M Mowen, j. W.;
G. w. Br ainerd, Scribe:
~. VIM. Ward, Treas;
Geo. p. Ticknor, Guide;
q Wm.. H. Wright, 1st W.;
o. d. Paine, I'd W.;
Fl j. y. Shredder, 3rd W.;
, ID. Lindsay, 4th W.;
III. Miller, 1st G. of r.;
la Geo. Flath, 2nd G. of t.;
-se II. S. Doty, s. ~
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Ravenna Summit Mil

VIII sen Flour at reduced prices Tor the mex
thirty days. F
Best White Wheat per sack, 81 go.
Red +ssss.s 90 l7b
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Teachers Examinations.
The Board of School Examiners for Portage
County, will hold meetings, for the Examina-
tion of applicants, in the Court House, until
further notice. commencing at 10 O'Clock, A. M,
and close at p. NJ, as follows:
Saturday April 2ad. rs
Saturday. April goth.
Saturday, May 6th
And on the last Saturday of each month there
after until further notice.
Ravenna, April 10, 1871, 137-tf. s
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Brainerd's" over the Door.

e. P. BRAMERDs& &c SON. Druggists. on the
outer wall, souf light VIII ever shineo to
guide the people where to buy goods at fair fig
ures. J2tfsksa $50
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RAvENNA DIVISION, No. 1s9, SONS OF
TEMPERANCE,
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No. .. Empire Block, and examine our stock of
Gold Pens and Pencils .-
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In their Stove Department may be found a
complete stock of PARLOR, OFFICE AND
COOK STOVES, for Coal and Wood, of the most
desirable patterns, and from the best manufac-
tories.
TIN WARE, a complete assortment constant
ly ON hand.
IN THE MANUFACTURING DEPART
MENT. they will make to order. promptly and
in skillful manner, any thing that may be de-
sired, either in TIN, BRASS, COPPER or
SHEET IRON.
:ufacture and putting up EAVE-TROUGHS.
ROOFING, &C.
With several years experience in the business,
and confident that they understand the wants of
the people of this region, they solicit share of
cnstom.
IS Live and Let Live"
Is our motto Come and see us.
RaEenna, June z, 1871, 145-tf.
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THE officers of Ravenna Lodge. No. 65, were
installed by C.. FL. Mead, D. d. G. NJ, on
Wednesday evening, July 12th, 1S7t.i The off,
GERS for the present term are as follows:
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Fine Hair Brushes

You can get any style of Pocket Knife for a
Christmas gift at
BRAINERD's.
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eE Ravenna Summit Mill
Will sell Flour at reduced prices for the nexi
thirty days.
Best White Wheat, per sack, 1,90.
4" Red =" LIS
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GERS for the present term are as 1oHoWs:
Geo. p. Ticknor, N. G.;
u. e. Wells, ". g s
IS. j. H. Oakley, Term Sec'y.;
NJ. Mowen, Treas;
James Bacon. Per Sec'y.;
III. s. Doty, W.;
N. Mix. Con-;
&C. L. Bartlett, r. s. N. G.; M
Geo. Grinnen L. s. N. c.;
o. ". Scarf, T.. 8. ". G.;
Phillip Hines, LIS. V.G.;
j. q. Menary, R. S. s.;
- w. s. Krake L. 8. s.; A
se j. M. Gledhill, o. G.;
H. NJ. Jones, 1. G.
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Go to
D. SMITH & SON, for fine Initial Paper.
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Pocket Knives.
You can get any style of Pocket Knife for a
Christmas gift at
BRAINERD's.
Fine Hair Brushes,
Combs, SC. at BRAINERD's.
Use the Crown Hair Restorer,
For Badness Falling of the Hair, &C.. sold by
E.P. BRAINERD & SON.
The Magic Cough Ba1sam
rs the best remedy known for Coughs. Colds,
Cronp, whooping Cough, Weak Lungs, Bron-
chitis, &C., &C., sc. Try it.
E. P. BRAINERD & SON,
are the Proprietors of this valuable medicine
Fine Cigars and Tobacco
at BRAINERD'S
A Full Stock of Goods
For the Holidays, at ~
Lamps, Wicls,
Burners, &C., &C., at
1z-tf BRAINERD's DRUG STORE.
Try the German Tonic,
The best thing in the world for Dyspepsia, Liv
or Complaint. Acidity of the Stomach, Fevel
E.P, BRAINERD & SON.
Sfs E3se Proprietors.
Call al the Drug Store
With the Cred Front" for bargains.
"BRAINERD'S - over the Door.
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To-day opsn Book and Variety Store, in Ra-
VIENNA, in LITTLE's BLOCK. Main Street, south
side, nearly opposite the east end of Phenix
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-13

people TO cause them 10 rise and hurl tie Jacobins
from power" as he expressed il.
In the course Of the conversation negro came in,
presented Mr. stephens with basket of apples, and
asked his advice about selling his peas at the present
market price, After he had gone Mr. stephens said that
all his former slaves still lived upon his place. and worked
the land on shares. He found 1t profitable than
slave labor The negroes divided the crops themselves
and brought him his share He depended entirely upon
their honesty and did not believe they deceived
him. The negroes were not as well on
for comforts as in the days OF Slavery
he said they were not well clothed,
fed housed presumed they preferred freedom
slavery with comforts In of the brief inter
walls i'm his political talk Mr. Stephens spoke OF the cvli-
Zaon Georgia before the war as the highest In the
world. Paupcrsm, he said, was almost unknown, ana
I'm all his practice at the he had only known case
of deliberate murders but he admitted that cases OF XIII
ing in quarrels were frequent.
Nearly all of our two hours talk the political
topics indicated aboveI should say rather his talk for
of the time Mr.. stephens seemed nearly oblivous
of the presence of his auditors With his eyes xedupon
one point the wall he would talk steadily and con-
secutively repeating weearned grafton, and he
seemed inpatient of questions any interruptions. 1t
was as if he rehearsng from memory the chapters
Of his book and felt bound 10 get through with them all
Sitting in his disOrdered surrounded by confusion
of old books manuscripts. bottles, vials, and an
Gent furniture, and discussing questions many OF
which were long since settled and are nearly for
gotten seemed To be sort of necromancer trying to
revive the spirit of the dead past He has been an inva
lid for the past two years. and is obliged to use cruches
in walking. He expects that his health will per
nit him again take any part in public fe In spite OF
his inhrmtes, however, he makes his influence widely
felt by Of conversations with men who come from
! all parts of the South to him. Scarcely day
/ passes that lie does not receive visitors from
a distance. In this way he keeps up his acquaintance
| with public Throughout the South, and Is SIN po
tent in controlling the action of the Democratic party III
this state and extent in all tie Southern States
Probably no man I'm Georgia wieds the influence that he
does with the class that still refuse to accept the stua
ton The people of the village have great reverence
for him and seem to rely upon HIM for advice ana as
sistance His charity and kindness OF heart are pro-
verbal in all the country round and he Is beloved aRe
bv white men and negroes who, when in trouble, come
! long distances to get his counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-13
PAYMENT OF RENT IN CASE OF FIRE.

Isaac l.. Kip and others brought an action
the Superior Court before Judge Spencer to recover
quarters rent q store in Chambersst The suit was
defended upon the following clause III the lease:
premises shall be- partially damaged by FIRE but not
rendered wholly uenaDabe the shall be repaired with az proper
speed Of the lees bat the damage shall be
render tine pmses onenantabe the rent shan be pro
poonaby paid up the time such destruction and shah from thepoe
such the shall have been put IN good
pair Of such destruction fha render necessary 10 10
build this lease sbaI ind 10 an end
fire occurred in the premises during the quarter in
question damaging the upper part considerably ana the
tenants in that part vacated The first floor and base
ueuf were not injured by ire although made very wet
and The tenants remained The defendants refused TO
pay for the time the repairs were IN progress where
premises were only slightly injured, and that by the
proper construction OF the lease me defendants were moi
ses were rendered wholly untenantable The defend
ants claimed exemption provided the premises were
for occupancy Notwithstanding portion was Occu-
MED The iary found "A verdict for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-13

The suit of Gilbert G. Young agt. The Pa
cinc Insurance Company, begun ON Thursday last IN
Part H. Of the Superior Cont terminated yesterday
with verdict Of Si29s 81 in plaintiffs favor The action
s hrougbt Ia recover the value OF 10 casks Of ale
shjnted on the brig BaOt-Box In October 1868. ~ Gal
vosoIf Texas The brig went ashore OF Bolivar POINT
i'm alyesou uarbOr aud was abandoned as total !0ss,
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THROUGH THE SOUTH

Two HOURS WITH ALEX. H. sTEPHhN''
HIS VIEWS on POLITICs-HE DOES NC coNsTITI-
THR SITUATION - THINKS THE ,Tyrs DFs-
TiONAL AMENDMENTS VOID -beiI,D
PoTIsN WILL SOON BE EsTAnLin,,,TI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-15
COMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
Por el Gobierno de S. M. b,

Pasan este puerto no Santa6mas Europ Terra frme
Pacifco Habana, Meee
los Eta1os Unidos el dia 16
Los paso (hioo Habana Puerto R;c0)
santh6ma-Los de la rta ecoen la gua los que
billetes en- Santh6nas, la Ultima
81 Esta prohbdo los pasageos de hete
la compahia Oonsulado 1ngles Puerto Rico abordo
I'll pasae tornado abordo pagara IN 10 p2 do recsrgo
Pteies pasges a
Los paaoropala Europa moneda corrien Anl
mesa esdanOa
Fn'sa @e Sg*"d ehs zssye ease Ida sna pra"ea ~ass
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-15

Bee de a vaet vados p 25 de rsba
Toda amia compust de qo paae
pop6 equveno endr seba dc 10 ses de prcco a
Observation-Disclosures na, los psenes criados
Los menosde la
NOTAas bien cbiete
cuaque nesoo puaden toar b Waldo para sdslqais
de las Anlas TERRA frme Mco, Colon & qudandoe donde
quieran 6 yosndo 81 a gustav reba;a de IS pS
Los Caesoug pueen qued Is dis Ingtsrra
as gusren los Ingera pueen quedsr Fancia
Los paeos por Vpore4 eran epvego De vijar
no de hiero entire Ohesbeur Paris Pymouh Ldnde bas
de 200O.
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LAS LAS DOS lllly2lJLES.
@<@-
Fabrica de tabaoos, cigarrillos y picaduras
De DON JOSE RODRIGU UEZ FUENTES.
--~---ao0--- ~
CaIs de Tsazn negte a! cafe del Coaseycjo a
-7~"~T-N--~H "a
Cole de Tstssass Jrev5c a, cafe del C0a,eycio.

El duef1o lie esta nueva fSbrica
cuenta con todos los elementos neoe~
aaFios para cue los produotos De Ia
casa no dejen NADIA cue dssear; Y la
esperiencia adquifida dnrsnie1g amos
de trabejo en- es industria, L8 per
m te poder asegurar al pdb'ico que
conoce este negocio y Is mansga de
eompace q todos los qua le fazortz-
can con sus pedidos.
VHNTA POR MAYOR Al COM TAD0.
CajetiIlag Dc 20 oigarriIloa papel
oT0zuz blanco corrlente o.... 81 .. Is.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-15
CONSIGNATARTOS

Puerto Principe D. a G. MarnesNuevas ses Manuel Ma
aez ConoGhara Ses Longoa Rosa Baraooa Sfes Mo
slave coun-Cuba Ros hermanosPueo Plata Sea Cine
Lula -Mayaguez, sras 2. Rds eomp-Agaadla Sres
Tn6uas Sres.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-15

ldem dc Is cigarrillos id. idem. pr D. id.
ldem id. 30 idem idam idem % D. id.
Lden ID. l8 idem gruesos idsn 23 p. id.
Plcadura prensada en- libras..... 81 litro
ldem seetas enpaquetes de una
NoGs........ .......... ............... B Q ctr
Sc par5ioipa al pdblico que densro
de breve tiempo hallaran I'm compls-
50 suEti3o de tabaco elaborado en- es-
ia iabrica con las mejorss hojas de
tabaco de Vuelta abajo Comerfo
Rio de la Plata.
Puerto Rico "a de Marco de
1870
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-15


Hrsy7 @ D. Pedro s@nohaa Dolaiba s Longora Eosal
Rdhs heananos
G0ao~aco oompSanth6as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-02-15
La Maquina de Gas Empire ;Sl,,t|

La haquina do G4a Empire State que
Per cestenares sc encuentra q eata nora
en- operacion, que donde quiera deja salts
ieeno quien Il usa, produce una Luz de
! bsilantc pni(orme icon cuaIidades ilum
nativss iDmeiuTahlesl sin mas caIor al que fla
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-02
Federal Financial Affairs.

WASHINGTON, May oo.-The fact that
the law authorizing the issue of $50, ,0OO, 900
of additional national bank note circula-
ton expires in its application to the South
ern States during July, has revived the in
under the act have been authorized in the
past few days. The prospect, however, is,
that at the date of the limit $10, 200, 900 or
S15, 600 900 will remain untaken. The Sec
retary has already decided to refuse the ap-
plication of eastern capitalists for the
published po'th here that Secretary Sc s ; Boutwell,
contemplates making coup d'etat by
redeeming all the 5-2Os of 1862, of which
there are about $4S5 900, 900 outstanding,
and thus create a market for the new five
per cent. loan." The source from which
the Secretary expects to get the S4O0, 900,
600 of gold In excess of the amount of coin
in the Treasury required for that purpose,
is not mentioned.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-02

Z The number of qualified voters in Bradley
county amounts to 2,177.
The total amount of taxes assessed in the same
county for 1871 is $27, ,540,oS. 9is7aqsa3
The Banner says that work on the fair
grounds near Cleveland is progressing satisfae-
torily and everything pertaining thereto will be
finished this fall. -rsay s.er
On last Sunday evening, a boy by the, name
of Pitts, eight or nine years Of age, was drown
ed in the Wautauga river near Dir. Henry Cur
tises, in Washington county.
Mr. A. Cooper, q workman in the A. & c. R.
r. shops, Chattanooga, while at work in the
round house on Tuesday, removing the smoke
stack of ancengine, was very serouslys injured
by the falling ofthe smoke-staek upon his leg
A very bad compound fracture was produced
James A. Estes, Jonesboro' printer, killed a
monster rattlesneake at the foot of Cherokee
Mountain, seven miles, from that place. Twen-
ty-three rattles and button adorned the tail of
his snakeship. This frightful reptile measured
six feet and four inches inlength and was foot
and half high in its coil. 1t is the largest
snake ever killed in that region, if the memory
of the Oldest inhabitant is correct.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-02

Wood Collector of the first Texas district,
and Alex. H. Wallace Collector of the fifth
Texas district.
The following is the debt statement
decrease, nearly four and half millions
coin in the treasury, eighty-nine and
three quarter millions currency, over
eight and three quarter millions.
The treasury has declined Jay Cooke &
Co.'s offer for one hundred and thirty mil
lions of the new loan. The terms ofthe
offer are unknown.
o. Sergeant, Commissioner of Customs,
has retired. III. A. Lockwood acts ad an
terin.
Judge Miller, Collector Of Customs of No
bile, returns home tonight. He retained
his place, over which there has been a des-
perate struggle. In the Bowen case, Judge
Olin decided that the New York record
could be attacked first, for fraud second,
for want Of jurisdiction. 1rj T9|lC
David n. Cooper, an expert, swore there
were ensures under G, c. and f. Bowen
and s. P. Cushing. The witness found
several other erasures, but no attempt to
conceal. reff-aH
Anson Herrick produced the files of his
paper, (the al Aads, and found ne such ad-
vertisehent as notice of c. G. Bowen to
Francis Bowen. - r
The referee of the court swore that no
such case was referred To- him in 1856, nor
was there any such case on Judge Barrett's
docket.
The SUBJ Outrage Committee met to-day.
Several responses were received from tn e
South I'm answer to the Committees circu-
lar. The examination of witnesses COM
mences Tomorrow. About thirty have
been summoned. 1t is intended to take a
general view of affairs in the South and
4,
in September.
The negroes were turbulent to-day,
threatening to prevent the laborers from
working at S1.50 per day. They hold a
meeting tonight. Danger is apprehended
tomorrow. The negroes want $500 and
eight hours.
In the Court of Claims, the claim of
Louisa Medway, an English woman So
journing in North Carolina during the
war, was under consideration. She claims
that her cotton was seized and sold. She
proved her loyalty-had furnished sup
plies to Union troops, and otherwise kind
ly treated them; but towards the close of
the war she wrote letter to Mr.. Davis, in
which she expressed, in warm terms, her
loyalty to him, with view, it is supposed,
to secure his assistance in getting out of
the country. This letter was among the
captured Confederate archives, and de-
feated her claim. The Court adjourned
to November.
An immense but orderly negro meeting
was held in Union League Hall to-day, to
consider the strike, which appears quite
general. A committee was appointed to
confer with the Board of Public Works,
and mass meeting was called for Mon
day night to hear the report. This action
partially dispels the apprehensions of tur-
bulence tomorrow.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-02

The Papal Guarantee Bill, as finally
amended in the Italian Parliament, ex-
tends to the six suburbicarian sees of Rome
the right-preyiously proposed for the
Pope in the city only-Of having semina-
ries academies and colleges without any
interference or inspection ON the part of
the scholastic authorities OF the Kingdom;
extends to every papal residence the right,
previously recognized in favor of the Va
tican, of the ,Pope's having postal and tel
egraphic service with his own employees,
and declares the Pontiff free to keep what
ever denomination of guards he pleases,
provided they do not exceed the usual
number Tt also declares inalienable not
only the palaces, gardens and dependencies
of the papal residences, but also the mu-
seums, library, and all the contents of the
Vatican, and renounces the right of the
public to visit them, submitting their ad-
mittance to the benevolence of the Pom
Baltimore Sun. cG 1e .re +
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-02
The Pittst0n Disaster-Conditiono of the Suf-
Ef ~ fererS. Ek FFtE

PIrTsToN, May 3o.-An appeal to the
public, issued by committee of miners,
contains the following: In behalf of a
grief-strieken community, paralized by a
repetition of the great disaster at Avon
dale, we appeal to you for substantial aid.
OF the sixty-five miners who entered the
shaftat this place on Saturday morning
forty-five have been taken out alive, many
of whom cannot long survive. Those who
have already died will be buried to-day,
mourned by the whole community, They
leave behind them twelve widows and
thirty-six orphan children. In their be-
half we ask your charity. Six months
of idleness have made the community
poor. Those who had the wherewithal te
give have already given during the winter
until their benefactions have exhausted
their ability. Many, very many, are on
the verge of starvation, and now, just as
renewed labor had begun. to cheer the
heart, we are stricken down by this awful
calamity. All contributions may be sent
to Theodore Strong, Esq, president of
the First National Bank of Pittston.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-02
lcoNNuY1clTEp.]
Farming Interest.

The Sprague Mower was tested at the farm
of Columbus Powell, nine miles from this city,
on yesterday, and did excellent work, cutting
the luxuriant clover in manner as smooth
and even as a lawn mower. The Sprague gives
satisfaction wherever exhibited, and from its
lightness OF draught, simplicity in working,
strength and durability is fast winning a repu-
tation among tho farming community. It's low
price, only 500, is also a recommendation,
though one of the least considered whom its
other merits are noted. As a proof of how il
was held in estimation on yesterday, will
simply state that the Sprsgue Mower, on trial,
was purchased by one of the most wide-awake
farmers in this section, Mr. John Wood.