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ABBEVILLE COUNTY,
In the Common Pleas.

William B. IStanly vs.. Thomas Thom-
son, Mary II. Quarles and NJ.
.-. Mcdonald Lee. -'
Complaint to Sell Property, &c.
}>Y, order of the Court i'll the above
ID stated case, I will sell at public
outcry, at Abbeville Court House, on
Isaleday in December next, the well
known House and Lot in the town Of
Abbeville, in which Thos. ?. Quarles,
Esq, resides. This is one of the most
convenient, handsome and well arranged
monsions in the town, being near the
public square, between the lots of Mrs.
Catherine Aston and Enoch Nelson
fronting Main street. aud extending
back to Church street, and containing
one acre, more or less.
Terms-One-third cash; the balance
on credit of one and two years, with
interest from day of sale. The purcha-
ser to give bond with good surety, to
secure the credit part, and to keep the
house insured and assign the policy to
the undersigned. Titles to be delivered
when all the purchase money paid.
= THOMAS THOMSON,
.a.-.. a.. ..a. Referee.
November 7, 1872, 31-3t. ~
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The Cooking Stove,

The cooking Stove, from the i'm
portant relation it bears to the every
day requirements of life, and upon
which depends in so great q degree
the convenience comfort anhapinesS
of every family, may be truly eonsd-
cred the most valuable Of all mechan-
zeal constructions for domestic use.
While the highly improved articles OF
to-day bear but remote resemblance
10 the first crude stoves which glad
dencd the housewives heart, and
many of them contain points of in
disputatle merit, the one to which
we ca the attention of our readers
seems to us to combine in cne utensi
all the meritous points of every other
stove. By its use economy Of fuel,
regularity and rapidity Of baking,
uniformity, of heat in the various
chambers, durability beyond any
other stove in the market, are all
attained. rs.r r.is-., ''>0sa@ q
From the Newman (Ga.) Herald, May
II -. .i.a ~, 1871 - = '''-.'.:. : .
NEWMAN, GA, |
- z April 80, 1872. !
.NESSRS. CULVER BROTHERS.:
We can cheerfully testify to the supe'
rior excellence of your Farmer" Cook
ing Stove, and recommend it to the
attention of all housekeepers. Its ba
king qualities are unequalled, and fol
economy in wood itcannot be surpassed
Each one of us are using one, and think
it the best and most durable Stove eyel
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Letter from Temple Of Health.
TEMPLE OF HEALTH. S. c.,
- IL. Nnyemher Il 1872.

Eas4E NONClH UCi= LIZ, 1Ot J
,E'ditor Ab6evslle Press and Banner:
Nothing gives mo more pleasure
shaa. to write for your paper; there.
fore, I will try to keep you informed
Of aalthe news that I know of in this
section. Crops, as a general thing:
are turning out very badly | have
no idea there viii be more than half a
crop gathered by those who are tae
best farmers, while others will not
gather "a third, of q crop. 1t does
seem to me, that on as good land as
is to-be found in this section Of the
country, the farmers might make
more money, but they are not much
for manure, and I think this is the
reason of the lightness of their crops.
Now that Mr.. Black has patented a
fertilizer that claims to be something,
I hopelt the people will awake to the
Importance of manuring extensively.
Not many of our farmers have tried
this new fertilizer, therefore we know
but littIesahout It, more than the GER
tiicates affirm. Let all farmers give
Black's Fertilizer" at least one trial
and ir.it|be good, 60 into it extensive
ly, fnot, 4et it "die.' Will not The
people take greater interest in agr,.
oulture2 i see from the papers that
your last Abbeville Fair was not as
good as in previous years. What is
the matter? Have the people become
deacto.such things? Rso, it is time
they should awake. If any Of them
have been disappointed in not getting
apremium q on favorite bull or ass
thets6sed not let that discourage
them, but let them ''try, try again,
until they succeed.
I hayes just received very finely
embellished catalogue Of Brigg's
Flower and Vegetable Seeds. 1t is
the finest thing onsrecord. l don''
believe any man can present a more
brilliant catalogue. You must MOI
suppose that beauty of aget up" is its
only mefitS for indeed itsconsains a
very full Iiist OF flower and vegetable
seeds. The. ladies would do we'll to
get some of Briggs flower seed to
beautify their.homes. The @substan
tial" ones should get some, of his fine
turnips, cabbage and tomatoes, t.
make home happy in the eating lin,
if in;hothing else. This catalogue il
printed on tho finest quality Cor very
nices) of rose tint paper. But enough
of tf1is: close about the catalogue
hoping that yon: may get one, ant
may buy some seed, and make hom'
happy in bhetrue sense Of the word
Some sickness has male its appear
ancs in this neighborhood, but, j
seems at present to be sbtating some
what. Death has deprived Mr.. ant
Mrs.s Power ofa little girl of tir'
years But the All-wise Father doe
all things for the best. May the, be
reaved parents become consoled loJ
the promises of the Bible, that uoo
does nothing except for some goa te
some one. With the exception o.
-esuts dsath; beltevo none have been
called ofslate TO the great unknown
regions.
This letter is suffcintly long now,
but I must not wineup before wish
you andyopr pape,Prosperity. Your
journal has bees among the people
for along time This shows thas You
have not laboed in vain. May the
Press and Batnn long wave over all
true people.
Y,urs very respectfully. &c :
f%&e, IS. x. GRANT =
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SozoDoNT.-An article that is at
once teeth prcserver and breath pu-
rifer, and yet so pleasant and conve-
nient to use, its exceeding popularity
does not surprise any one. Time has
fully established the fact that the So
zodont possesses these excellent quail
ties in an eminent degree. 1t has
legitimatcly acquired the right to a
position upon every toilet table. .. e.
Spalding's Glue always up to stick
ing point. !.
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ORD1NARY's OFFICE, Wilkes Co., Ga,
= T. hereby certify that the persons
named in the list hereto appended are
good, citizens, and responsible for what
they say. add to this that so far as /
have heard, Culver Brothers Farmer
Cooking Stoves give universal satisfac-
ton.
Given under my hand and official,
signature, this Sept. %, 1872.
GEORGE DYSON,
r. Ordinary Wilkes Go.
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DR.. TUFTS Hair Dye leaves no ridic-
ulous tints. ...... ,
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Complaint to Foreclosc Mortgage, &c.
EpY order of the Court in the above
ED stated case, will sell at public
outcry, at Abbeville Court House, on
saleday in December next, the, tract of
Land mortgaged by James NJ. Richard
son, in his life time, and r. "A. Griffin
to VIM. H. Parker, missioner, living
OF Saluda River, being the val1abis.
tract of land purchased by William ii.
,Hewton from r. G. Gillian, and sold
under decree of foreclosure, containing
5s7f Acres, more or less, bounded by
lands o. James Gillian, Henry Beard
and others.
Terms Cash--purchaser to pay for
papers. Titles not to be delivered till
the purchase money is paid, and if not
paid atonee tho land to be re-sold at the
l2skeof first purchaser. i:: 81
tit y .Ei}AN AR0 NOBLE.
Special Referee.
Noyano ber 1870 a 2t
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Notice.
! 161 Acres, more or less, .

1s1 Acres, more or less, :. g
according to a recent survey and
plat of Robert 'Stncky; ESQ.,, lately
the property and RESIDENCE, of
DR.. A. W. LYNCH. deceased.
TERMS ONE HALF CASH, and
the remainder npon arredit Of twelve
with interest from date. Ii
ties no, to be executed, until the
whole of the purchase money is paid.
Titles warranted.
S. MCGOWAN.
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sned, falling hair checked, and bald,
ness often, though not always, cured
by It's use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folicles are destroyed.
Or the glands atrophied and dscsy.d
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the, hair with q pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Ih occasional use will preysns he hais
from turning gray or falling Of, and
consequently prevent badness. Irse
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hais, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
IT'S natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is; at once agreeable,
healthy, and efeetud
for preserving tho
hair. Fadsd w gray
hair IS soon restored
to Hs original color,
,oiM the glon end
tTeshnss, Of yoaM
I'M 1s .. AZ
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Seventy Gallon Boiler. ...$2(

With Bolts Sc so. Extra for each set.
Antifriction plates and Balls for Cot
on Press $1,000 and $1,000 per set.
N. B. Terms Cash on delivery, at R.
R. here. q.
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SAFE 0E LAND.

DY authority conferred by the
ID Will of the late Stephen Lee,
deceased l will sell at public cutlery,
at The HOMESTEAD, on SATUR-
DAY, the 7th DECEMBER mex,
one-half of tract of land on which
deceased resided, being 1s,a;A
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S. MCGOWAN.
sheriR's s Sale,

.AuDevI1le, nov. Z, ISL, 3l.3t
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TO THE PUBLIC. Z q

- WASHINGTON, GA, I
Sept. 10, 1872.
MEssRs. CULVER BRoTHEKs You
have the liberty to Use our names in any
manner you may see properin, commel,-
dation of your Farnfer Cooking Stoves.
We have given them a thorough trial
and found them in every respect as rep.
resented by your Agents.
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The State of'Scuth Carolina
ABBEpILLE co UNITY.

In the Common Pleas. ~.
Walter s. Richardsone and Madison
Richardson, Executors, vs.. w. II.
Parker, W.. II. Lawton and =.
r. A. Griffin. .I
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State of Georgia, Coweta
County:

IL. Il. Cooke, Ordinary county and
State aforesaid, do hereby certify that !
grow all of the above-named people to
be responsible and good citizens. I'M
sAcit confidence can be placed in their
staten, It in regard TO Culver Brothers
Farmer Cooking Stove.
j. II. COOKE.
From the Washington (Ga.,) Gazette,
OF, Sept. l3, 1872.
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SheriR's s Sale.

November 7, 1872, 31-3t.
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LIST OF PRICES,

Above prices complete with frame.
Without frame $1,000 less on each
Mill.
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November 6, 1872, S1-3t.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-02

The East B'sdy Isdspsndsps says: The
approach Of wiosefSesns to have little or no
ensos upon opera. iO6s In the lover oil reg
'ous. A falling Of in drilling usually comes
with The Water but this season seems 10 offer
an exception to tho gsnsrsl role. New sigs
are being erected 90 every farm 10 this
nsighborbood, and now wells ere stsr,i.g
daily, no'wi'hssaodins the difficulties en- i.
counssred drilling In wintes mon.bs.-
Tho unprecedented nanbsr Of large wells
struck in The lower OIL Regions 10 the pas.
few months 10 . srss, inssnsiv. to operators.
Producers have nnbsuuded faith 10 this teri
ri'ory To 'ae entire Oil Regions. There 10
meme 90 great 10 en.sns, and st the same
time sons 90 rich as the territory In Butler
Armstrong and Clarion counties.
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Spssking VI our Deishtoring village .ol
Kane City, sdowo creek exchange says:
This ''ci.y" has tvo hotels, three general
storss, two groceries, . good hsrdwsrs store,
y newsroom 10 the post ofics bsilding, .
two.story school house for one hundred and
thirty pupils, % unknown number OF dwell.
log boness, and . social, kisd hearted class
OF residents who never ''rsiss Caiu."
Thsrs are sbost forty producing wells o.
the Brown farm aud ssvsrsl new ouss
drillinsi there ere alec about forty on Kass
Run.
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Gsll at l p. N. ll27s

I II sppesrs nothing Gao bs done further
a. prsssss towsrds psrfseting the plan Of The
rroducsr's Agency, until il has bssn legal
'ssd oy 40 sct Of the State Legislature. To
enable Tho members Of the Legislature who
reside at dissssos from shs oil regisn, and
probably do not understand The merits si
The questions at issue, We are informed The
PRODUCERS Couscil have extended an invI.
sasion to large sumbss Of sah mem b.rs "a
meet them q Oil City on or about tho l0,h
o. the present month, to confer together 10
700 matter. A large numbsr Of The men,
Dsrs have slsnInsd their intention Of bsina
present as the meeting. Tbs movement Il
good one and w hope will BE- carried out,
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n. T. J. rsspp, Of wiIli.ms,er., h.s 10.

Ar 7. J. Tsspp, Of WiIlismspers, has 10.
vented boom which floats upoo the surface
Of the waller, for the collection Of shs waste
oil noatIss upon the streams 10 the oil reg.
ioos. The top part consists Of wsod, and
attached 10 Q rack to prsv.t floating SUBJ
stances frsm mixing with shs oil. This rack
slso creates . diversion Of the eurrsnt, and
forces The oil to one corner OF the boom,
where 10 passes out through tubing into
the vessel intended for in reception. 10
wis!sr u can bs placed under The ice, aud
90 constructed - 10 prsvsn, The oil from
mixing With the ice. By shis ipvsat,ou
oisAa water can ss afforded, ssd The OIL
that 10 now wss,.d ell gathered. judy
log iism 'hs no.s, IL will prove . grand
succsss.
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ARRESTED. D.-Aashew Lucas, . oolored
nan, was arrested BY officer Schsafnocker.
10 this city yesterday, on the arrival Of the
franklin train, upou information received
by Chief OF Police Boyd that 10 bad sho,
and probably mortaliy wounded Q man 10
an sltercs.ion :in St. Petersburg, wasre hs
lLucas) resides. An officer came on las,
night aud took the prisoner 10 custody, and
returned With him to Clarion comfy. The
wounds inflicted were in the his and shoald.
sr, aud 1t 10 not thought will prove fatal.
According to Lucas story, this man was
following him up With . butchers clssv.r,
threatening 10 kill him, aud that he, Lucas,
Was sndeavoring to get away from him, and
that when pressed by him, bs turned and
fired several shots. That be fed from the
lhe place fearing .hs mob might do bin 10
jury. The wounded ma0 is . stranger 10
81. Petersburg Aeadviils Republicaa.
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OFF FOR BARBADoEs. H. II.
Adsi' and frsnk Murray isfs here on The
three o'clock train Wednesday af,.rnooa for
Bos.os, from whence they will sail to-day
,(Saturdsy) for one Of the West India Island,
called Barbados. Ar. Adsi., who has been
to Barbados before, returned 10 this place
. few weeks siuce - the agent Of 90 Eneli,h
company that purposes putting down one Of
more oil wells on that island, aud take,
back With him complete veil rig which be
purchased from Aessrs. fhsyer and Jsmisos
Mr. Murray, who has long been known .,
ooe Of The best dPillers 10 the oil region,
accompanies bin ~ 40 employee. Rouse
vile Pennsy lvsuisn.
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OIL NEws.--Ths Bell and MeDoosld
well, on AcClymoed's farm vas tubsd feI
Gently, with q good show.
VIM. Saugh,on has purchased NJ. Reep's
interest in the Major " ell. on tho Adams
farm, near Karns City. The we'll 10 pump.
ing IS barrels . day.
In late Issue We ssia The Angel No, l
sinee being torpedoed, wss good for Is bar.
rsIs day. We have sssn hsr pumping
more recently and believe che 10 100 bar,
rel we'll. G. D. AnseIl 4 Co., ownsrs y
Ivanhos NJ. ,, 10 Argyle. owned BY The
Jamison farm Co., was tubed on Wsdpes.
day Of last week. The veil made Q good
show, and vii, probably produce SO barrels
. day.
The valley between Argyle and Pstrolis
and the hill side on the eastern side Il The
stream, pressntsa . stirring appearance.
Derr!eks seem 10 10 the natsral produce. Of
the coil.
G. D. AnQellls Co., own tIres hundred
aeres OF 'Isnd adjoining the Nicely monds
farm, when will bs developed at once
Two wells are drilling at the present tim .
They phfehssed The properly Lea, sp,ips for
$50, 900 nd to-day Is would bring twice
that amount.
10 another plsss vs state tha, W. G.
Stougbton bad bought cut A. ]. Rssp in The
Major we'll, on tho Adams farm. Since ths.
time bs has also purchased the Interests oi
hr. ssndersoh and Turner, and now owns
the controlling interests Of the we'll.
The proprietors the Sender and Camp
bsl No. l, ere disposed to crow over tbe
time made In drilling tha. veil, and with
good reason, We think. The hole vas drill.
Cd l4O5 feet 10 the unprecedented time oi
forty seven day ., with four esbing jobs
The Badly boys and "Csusda Jim," loo,
dresssrs and drillers. II anybody in tbi .
region hss beaten that Time ws should be
glad to hear from Them.
Another good strike on The NcClynond.
farm. Last week we Wis tied the Boyer Ne.
2, on this farm, and found her making Q
splendid show. Drilliug wss not yet nu.
i'hed and the well was flowing, psrisdi
cally, at the rate of about seventy I've bsr !.
rsls day. In consequence Of the frequsnt
flows the work WAS greatly retarded. This
is the we'll in which shs heavy vein Of gas
w0s struck In the second sand. - reported
10 this paper few wseks sge.-l Eastbrsdy ,
Independent.
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The tswn Of Sterling, illinois, has :bit
upon - excellent Temperance measure. 1t
has passed an ordinance providing that the
doors or windows Of drinking s,ioons shall
be obscursd by means Of screens, paint, or
other devices to conceal What is going 90
within. The proPristors sAslI be lIablo 10
. ans Of from IS TO @2o. To aght darkasss
With light 10 wise ssosralsair, and tbe idss
10 ens which, IL IL Gao bs carried out, viii
serve ~ excellent purpose.
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The question is frequently asked % bow
" comes that toll 10 yet charged on tbe EE-
osI' farm bridge, whsa II vas reported for
. iso' rene months ago thas the County
Counlssionsrs had purchased said bridge,
under Instructions from the Court, either to
.ooy tAs bridge or build . nsw one, The 10,
'ssion being to make II, free. win the
noooraols County CsmmissIsnsrs sxplsin in
wha' "d'awsr the red ,sps liss," or whore
ns "k'nk" 10 The travelling public hsrs-
sbouts wsuld very much like 10 know.
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S. N. Lslsp and Others, have jus, made .
good strike 81 Ps.rolis City. One Hundred
barrel wells ere % good for him to have o.
we'll - Others, and oil 10 we'll that ends 10
50 good an oil we'll.
G. Wallace DsIsmster hes been equally
fortunate, yet more 20. We learn hs has
made big Bit 10 shs shape OF . $50 Dbl.
we'll.
Both these wells are o. ,hs Graham
farm, Pssfolia Ol,y.-lPsrksrs Landing
Transcript
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We hear IL rumor. that the Agency ere
to commence buying oil this week, paying
'hsfsfor 81 10 cash, and certificates for tbs
balance Of The IS. This will bs good news
10 our oil men and business mes generally.
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Our friend Harper. Of Ksns City, Con-
ple'ed we'll on ths Morrison tract, adjsin-
log tho Brown isrm, Chssrytrss Run, on
Saturday, which proves 10 be q dry hole. -
No! even enough oil 10 "gr.ass hull wheel
10 good shape" Never mind, old boy, ve
hope the next one will turn on. better.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-02

Two Baltimore girls baA . quarrel REQ
sa'ly, and taking seconds and . male ref
srss, vent outside tho city 10 settle IT,
They stripped to The wsiss ssd pounded
sway for ten rounds, whom, - neither could
sss 70 pound any lsnssr, they called Il q
draw.
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II the U. 8. Coar. held o. Efis, last
week, tho follow Ing suit vss tried:
In . collision d, Housewife, August 18th,
1858, between . eons,rusilon and . freight
srs's on The OIL Orssk b Allegheny River
& X, Michel, soa Of Osthsrins NcElligott,
IVES killed. The mother brought suit tor
e5, 900 dsmsgea Verdict for defendant.
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George W. winsor, Esq., the we'll known
Dealer In hardware aud oil we'll supplies,
Is the sssnt for several styles OF tho an.s,
eoal burning stoves, with the very is.ss.
improvements, for both p,rlor and kitchen,
'ast We ever saw 10 this region. EspscI/
s'y ." 10 Zoe large elssssi stove COW In uss
~ 'heH store. LIS really worth ,akius .
loSk ~ II nothing more.
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NOTES OF THE DAY.

TIE Pesomao river was fr1sss evsf, si
Washington, last week.
The New York Elevated R.ilxay val
made success BY the spizo,ti Q.
The Erie Railway 10 said to earn near >
$500, 900 week. sro's receipts.
Two gentlemen Of Lowell, seed II and Is,
married youthful brides last week.
The Lord CbsmbsrIsiu Of England has
prohibited any more 'bsrnsid shows"
A young lady Of Il yssrs died 10 Trey
the ether day who never walked or spoken.
John r. Jones, who will probably bs tbs
nsx. Senator from Nevada, IL said 10 be
worth el0, 100000.
There are said 10 bs In oil the merchant
feels Of the wsrld 81, ,o63 vessels, measuring
7s,2l4,53s ions.
Mr.. Paul B. du Chsillu has begun au ex-
teuded Iseturing tour 10 The Northern and
Westsra States.
A eight foot vsis Of plumbsgo 10 report
cd to hsvs been diseove red near Sedalis, 10
Soutbwestern Missouri.
Tho Indictment against william u
Tweed 10 said 10 10 The delight Of The New
York lawyers. It contsius 1850 pages.
The Sixth annual meeting Of the Society
Of tie Army Of the Cumberland took place
st Dayton, Ohio, on the 2O,h iusIsn.
The Paris Ch,efof Police relieves bis
stsrner duties BY employing bis leisure 10
writing fashion articles for ,he nswspA-
psrs.
Invalids from the Northern States are
hss'soing to FIorids, tue West Indiss and
the Mediterranean to spend The winter.
Tho ClarksvilIe, Texas, Standard reports
pear trees. plum ,rres, crspe nyr.lss, To-
mate vines snd jrsssninss iu blsow.
Sleepy Ego bss become rrominens Min.
nsssoss town on accoun. Of the peril Of .hs
railroad iaborers showed up In Tia. State.
There 10 large demand f ON Englsad for
American ssei. bi,umioous eoaIs on account
OF sne increase OF the price OF English coal.
A western paper puts IL gently by saying
that "aisy- four persons took up their resi-
dsuce In the cemetery a. Lafayette last
week."
A Brooklyn doctor, whose leg was recent
~ broken by On accident on Q street rail-
way, sued for $40, 1000 damages and was
awarded $4,000.
Al Fort Smith, Ark, fire occurred on
The l4'h inst, destroying . number Of s,sres
and houses, doing damages 10 the extent Of
$3.50, 600.
Within eighteen months work viii bs
eommsnoed ~ phis line 10 connect
tbs Unihd States and Europe with South
America
A wisconsin Crongrs"msn 10 taken 10
task by the press Of that State for yendipg
out andsr his frank over Ave hundred we'd
ding cards for relative.