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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-12-11
PacilIc AborIsines.

San Pablo is about fifteen miles from Oak
land, and lies almost due north, and the road
follows the beach, giving the whole distance
sight Of the bay, San Francisco city, the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad wharf, and the famous
Goat Island Of legislative renown. When
within three miles of the town we came to O
shell mound rising up from the plain to almost
the dignity of hill and which is now covered
with u growth Of shrubbefy There is nc
telling when or by whom that mound was
raised, that is almost a mile long and half a
mile wide.
Fragments Of pottery made Of red Garth
not to be obtained anywhere in this State
are found on the surface and near the top,
and about two years ago Mr.. Mcllenry the
owner Of the land, dug trench, aud at a
depth Of twenty feet, sixty feet in from the
West, near the base, found numerous skole-
tons Of indians Of all sizes, and some bones
Of dogs and birds and many implements Of
stone. One baby had been rolled in a mon
strously long piece Of red silk, like the mum.
mics, and had been covered with a coating
Of a sort Of asphaltum. Mr.. McIIenry also
found in other parts of the hill evidences
enough to show that this mound was a bury
ing-pace for some extinct tribe Of Indians.
as the skulls are different from others known,
in some particulars
Where the red silk came from would puz.
zle any one to know as this must have been
primitive race, judging by the rude imple-
ments and utensils. All tho skeletons were
in sitting posture with their faces turned
uorthward. The shells that form this mound
are oyster, clam and mussel shells, all having
been exposed to the action Of FIRE, and nearly
all broken fine. Very rarclyare entire shells
found. The same kind Of mounds, though
not so large, are found near San Matoo on
the San Francisco side. They are all near
the shores Of the bay, and have been made Of
shells Of the oysters and mussols that the In.
dams used as food, and which they evidently
roasted to open, Some think it impossible
that such enormous quantities Of oysters, etc.
could ever have been eaten, and | would
never have believed it had not seen gen.
tIeman cat roast oysters once aud seen the
pile of shells he left
This remindsus that IDdian replaces, With
heaps Of mussel (claml shells rear them, were
found at an early day in East Montpelier, in
the valley Of the Winoosk and GU Kings
bury's branch also Indian implements OF
stone, and at least one rough specimen OF
pottery. 1t is expected that Hon G. II.
Heath will gather, in form to be preserved,
the proofs that a considerable number Of In.
dians must have dwclt in this region.
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A YER.s cnERRY pEcroRAL. FoR


The fcw compositions, which have won the confidence
ofmankind and become household words among not only
one but many nations must have extraordinary virtues
Perhaps no one ever secured so wide reputation or
maintained IL So long a. Ayers Cherry rcctoral" II
has been known to the public about forty years 10y q
long continued series OF marvellous cures, which have
ior IL confidence n It's virtues never tquallod By,
any other medicine. lt stu makes the most encctual
cures of Cougts colts. CmsurgfH, that can he made hy
medical skill. Indeed, the "Chouy Pcctorh" ha.
really robbed these dangerous diseases Of their crror
great extent, and given ieoling Of immunity from
thci fatal effects which Is we'll founded II the rcmcd,
be taken ln season. Every family should have 1t it
or closet for the ready and prompt relief Of It's mem
hcr. sickness suffering and even life Is saved by hi
timely protection. The prudent should not neglect il
aud fhe wise will not Keep IL by you Tor the protec
ton IL anIrds n sudden attacks, and by its timely use
PREPARED IN
pR. j g. AVER q co. LoWELta Mass
Practical and .inaiguaii Chsmif',
and sold by Druggists all round the world. 4lotw-iy
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DARALYSlS AND DEFORMlTlES
CURED

Tho orient Springs Health Institute 0. located near
the town Of Amherst Mass for the treatment and euro
of Paralysis all lts forms, Spinal Diseases CONTRACTED
Cords and Limbs, Crooked Feet and Hands, Enlarged
Joints Wry Mock Curvaturcs OF the Spine, Hip III
senscs, Ricketts, st. Nitus' Dance, aud an Dciormites
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, and all Lamonesses, Nct'uu'
Diseases G0ut, Commissions Diseases Of the Brain,
Heart aud Lungs, Cancers. ilystnra, ctc
Apply 10 GEORGE ". RHODES, " D.. Amherst ~
10 =. u. fANON ESQ, Agent Cot the Institute No.
pcmhetton square, Boston 1850
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BLOOD PURIFIER ,

j q Il U d Z b 4
suuoqualled By any known remedy. 1t will erlicato,
ovtrpate and thoroughly destroy all all poisonds suit
stances in the Blood and will chootuhy dispul pre-
disposition 20 bilious arrangement.
rs THERE WANT OF ACTION IN YOUR slNEt
AND BpLEENl uncss relieved az once. tho bod no-
ulous skin enso bochcs luluus Pustulos, tnkcri
HAVE YOU A DYSPEPTIC sTOAIACHl unlcsdigcs-
ton Is promptly aided the systcid De- dohilinN with
poverty of the blood, propslcal Tendency enoral
"HAVF YOU WEAKNESS or THE fNTEsINES'
You arc no danger Of Chronic prrhoca or the eadlul
Inflammation Of the Bowels. -
HAVE YOU WEAKNESS OF THE lTERlE OR
URINARY ORGANS You are exposed 10 suhang in
lie most aggravated form.
ARE YOU DETECTED, drowsy dull, slu-gishor de-
pressed in spirits, with head ache back achecoated
tongue and lad tasting mouth
For certain remedy for all thcscd diseases wcdnes es,
and troubles for cleansing and purifying the Inflated
blood and impartng vigor 90 all the vital ioHs, for
building up and reit0rin. the weakened constuton,
USE
} L Il L i Il Il \
which s. pronounced by the leading medical aporte'
OF London and Paris the most powerful tonic All alor
unricd discovery butt has been long used 10y Unloading
physicians OF other countries with woHdsrfH incdin
results.
DON'T WEAKEN AND IMPAIR hcdisesty orgaui
hy cathartcs nud physics they give only tempeiry
licf-lndigcston tlatuloncy and dyspepsia VII pile
and kindred diseases sure to follow their use
Keep the blood pure and health Il assured.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, i5 Plat St.. New Ntk
sole Agent for the United ttes.
Price Ono Dollar per Bottle. send for Circular 5o-ii
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regard Mr. Eity one ~ ihe mot olTais std f4'
csssfi practitioners with whom have had official irtor.
course. CHARLES MASON, C0m'r oi fateuts'
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventor that they
cannot employ man more aoprsfsnt aHd Trustworthy and
more capable " putting their applications n form o.
secure Or them early and favorable consideration 90
tho Patent O1ce. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner ui Pairn's.'
Mr. r. n EuDl hss uade Toy mc over THIRTY nr
plcs0ns Tor Patents, having hoen ruccc.fu in Hmoe
every Such unmstah ahlc proof uf great talent
and ability hs part, ltlds mo 20 recommend All ir
vcut0rs apply 90 him o. procure cr racuts as tty
may he sure Of having the most aiiAlm attention ic
slowed an ther casoii and W very reasonable cllrsta
"50uN TAGGAHI'
uastau Ian { flr1 ---rl- "A
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WESTERN ROUTE,
EOR SATELLITES subscriber, having de-

NOR SALE The subscriber, having de-
n cded to 20 West, offers for sale cheap and on easy
in good location In the growing village Of panheldi
within stones throw Of the depot OF the Montpelier
and Wells River railroad, This building was erect
ed only one year ago, Is we'll finished and painted,
and contains six good tenemente with running water
Also on the iri door good Feed and Grain Store. we
claim that this l. the best location In Washington county
for store Of this kind located II Is IA the heart Of
rich farming country aud houg central point for az
the surrounding towns IL Is the only store e this knd
within ten miles, and II cannot help being the lest pay
ing business In this vicinity
Furthermore extensive buildings are being erected to
improve the splendid water power Ia this village ana
with the present prospect of having n railroad com
pleted To this point, ing this the terminus ier e
present at least, Il is saie % claim that flainie,n -
mont Call and SEQ. ., ,.,,.r
ijtf q. A. nARIltII'
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OOK FREE TO ALLl-s50 Ter
WEEK no AGENTS. MALE OR FEMALE To
aid WHO Win write for au Agency We Will send copy Of
nrf -" vauf,rof Houirrs,' The ILLUSTRATED HORN
XII PLENTY 10 contains over ifty beautiful iuusna-
on ana will ho sent FREQ To all who may write Adj
dre.. T. 0AIlslnE, Paterson, n. J. to-1
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ASSETS over. ........ .. .............. sl0u1lNss
ANNUAL INCOME oyer................. ilu,fNfr
It, LARGE DIVIDENDS reduce the actual cost ct ln
surancc 70 Ices tam am other Company.
Local AaEvrs WANTED ~ All PAuts W VrHaoSt.
A. c. BROWN General Agent
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TINTED STATES BONDS
~ Constantly on hand and for sale, aud other sec"
rifles procured at the
MosrPELiER NdTIoNSL BANH,
Awi7-u O. A. REED, ca'Ai"'
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(,ApITOL DENTAl. ROOMs-C. X

Comegls. 81 Alhans VI, respectfully announces % the
people of Montpelier and vicinity, that be has opened
Office j. q. Emery store state street, aud Do
permanently located. All work warranted. Prices
reasonable. Save your natural teeth By having them
allied. lie has given syeca attention 10 this branch Of
the profession and s prepared 20 skltuly perform the
most difficult operations. Nitrous Oxide Has or Ether
admnlsiered ln the extraction OF teeth.
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EWANIVNI w JON. 70 W.
This is TO corf that la the past fifteen yeaTs have
had eighteen sets Of teeth made hy OF te leading
Dentists OF New York and Vermont, all OF whom. some
after repeated attempts failed 10 make set that would
perfectly 90. In laI let DR.. G. r. Poll Try, then
student OF Or Comeys In st. Adams who succeeded a
the fret effort In making me complete nnd perfect
fitting set Dr. Pol has also done work for some Of my
parishoners, giving perfect fatHaotion. l heartily
recommend him as Dentist and or gentleman 90 All
who may need hls services.
J. B.PlrMAN, Rector o. Church Of Holy Trinity.
And here Is what DR.. J. N. Comegys formerly located
at Montpelier, says Of Or. Pel.
ST. ALBASs, March o, ls72
Whoever In Montpelier, or vicinity, may employ pr.
Pell 10 do their Dental work viii have honestly and
faithfully done II gives the great pleasure 10 say this
behalf OF my nleud and former student.
l5-tf JOHN NJ. COMEGYs, NJ d.
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rl- per4ran syrup Protected Solution oC The P,ot,fiis
ofirsu combined 70 the character Of IN aasni
a ay agssfed and a,,iaalisd ei@ ms blood the vim
pe't foot. inceass the quantity Of NATURES Orn Tii-
tang ignt Iron in the blood, aad ga thousand u.s.
simply ny ToNfng up fHugoraf1g and Iiiaing the System.
The 'arhsi and uflssd blood penorss etsyy part Of TIE
tofg r,raiHg fuaqgfs and ras, 'elehag morbid
esfoa', ed isnisg nothing for ds'a'e tn ret upon.
Thr Is ttsa,cfst " tie roaderfa success Of fr remedy
in curing Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint Dropsy, Chronic
Darrhca Dolls Nervous Affections Chnls aud Feycrs,
Humors, Logs Of Constitutional Vigor Diseases Of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, and all lis.
originating lad state Of tie blood, accompanied
b. debHRy Too state sf The system. Bang fres from
foAoi ia any form ~ egergisiHg sesets not foHorsd
BY corresponding reletian but permanent i-fe ing
srenyh rJor and ner he into al parts Of tie syfs, and
baadngup aa Ion conshtfiaE.
T,saso,i' hais rem csang,lby ne Of nh r,n',ay
from MAX ,tiy sfsrag creatures, 10 strong, hsa my, and
lappy and amt iatal a1aHot ,eeoFasiy h't
tif, 10 ght HahiA
o,ns elei s.tt, Aa, PEsuyliN srRVP bo'ca ii, ne
lii.s.
PIMPHLErs FREE.
J. p. DINSMORE, Proprietor,
o. SO Dry Srot Mac York.
Sold by Dr. git. generally. tteowIy
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nonsrs on NOBLE DESCENT.

IL | might be INDUCED a few moments
longer ia making a plea for respect for the
horse. l would say, in the early periods of
the world, be was looked upon as possessing
tif may use the expresslon) too much dig.
nifty Of character to be used as common
beast Of burden The horse was then seldom
used except by kings and warriors. either
mounted or harnessed to chariots.
We find in the days of Josiah, King Of
Judah, when he assembled the throne, the
horse was almost deiGed. 1t is related by
the sacred historian that, at that day, horses
were kept for religious use IN room, stu.
ated in the porch Of the Lords house. These
horses were consoerated to the sun, and were
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IRoN In THE BLooD D.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01

WHAsH.-To.day. Monday, is
All.Fool's, or Tom Noddy's Day.
IAN Old Man" will accept our apollo
gies. His letter was lost or misplaced,
so that We cannot now place our hands
upon ii. We.will try to do better IN
tho future, new Raptis,
church at Freemansburg is to be dedi.
Gated on the second Sunday in June
lion. r P. Camden aud lady
have just returned from Baltimore
where they spent the winter months
WIN. HuSsing has started 4
Nursery on Fred Fousse's farm, or
Leading Creek See his advertise.
ment in another column.
pro,racted meeting at the Baptist
Church came to close on Wcdnes.
day evening last Much interest
was manifested. and three persons pro.
fcsscd conversion. -Erucst Dun.
can, Esq, Of Clarksburg, was in town
last wesk.--Wep print elsewhere in
this paper the appointments Uf the
United Brethren Church this for State,
They were kindly furnished US by q
friend. --We had pleasant call
a few days ago from our mourning
friend, ]. S. Withers, Of Glenville,
Like Rachel Of old. be refuses to be
oomforted. Adam D. Goodman,
Of Jane Lew, has made another pur.
chase Of 'cvcntesn head Of imported
nhesp. at cost Of from 800 to 5000
per head. Mr.. Goodman deserves the
lhauks Of our farming com munity,
-Jamss HustOn is now the Oldest
man 10 Taylor county. He is los
years Of agc.-MajOr Campbell,
Chief Eng iuecr Of the N. & s. W. Va.
n r., purchased q horse from our OK.
sslleut Sheriff, which he will ride on
the route q survey, Colonel A,
w. wocdfard Nnd Hon. ]. NJ. BENNETT
arc the luckiest farmers on record.
Each Of them have winIcrcd about 900
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01
CALHOUN COUNTY,
ARSOLDspuEo-GeOrgo Lynch.


LET PARTICULAR NOricr.-Mossrs.
joins Krs and JOIN BonAs, our
County Assessors, will soon start out
on their annual trip through the
County. They arc authorized by the
undersigned to secure subscribers to
Tnr DraocpAr, and to receipt for any
money which may be paid to- them for
me. JAMES W. worrlsDrS.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01

EyANoTuER FrnE..-we learn
from Martin Cummings, Esq. that bis
residence, situate on Sand Fork, was
destroyed by fire on the 22nd lust. All
tho family were absent except two lit.
tie children, aged four and six years
respectively. On discovering the
house to be on fire, the oldest child,
with n presence of mind extremely
rare in one SO young, rushed to the
place where she knew her father kept
bis valuable papers. Having placed
these beyond danger, she next turned
her attention to saving the clothing,
and succeeded, with the help of her
younger sister, in dragging nearly
everything of value from The lower
rooms of the house. The brave girl
kept noBly at her work until the
flames drove her from the burning
building. Parties who have since
visited tue ruins, aud seen the quanti-
ty aud heavy nature of tho articles
saved, are surprised beyond measure
at tho patient and eaeCtual labor of
this little heroine. The fire origina.
ted in one Of the upper rooms, but
NOW is mystery. The house was u
new one, having only been in use about
six months.
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baltimore cattIe Market.

The following are tho latest market
reports We have received:
BEEF CATTLE-Prices to-day for
beef cattle ranged as follows: Best
beeves at 6 00a7 %; generally rated
first quality at 5 37sG 90; medium
or good fair quality at 25a5 81
ordinary thin steers, oxen and cows at
0 75a 1926: inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 0 0OaO OO-gcneral average
Of the markets 81. Extreme range Of
prices Q 00a7 %. Most of the sale.
were from 8 90 10 G 25 per 100
pounds. OF the receipts 2l2 head
came from Maryland, 40 from Virgin
10, As from West Virginia, 454 from
Ohio, So from peuusylvanin,::sS from
Illinois.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-We quot
fair to good sheep at G1a9c per 1Ot
pounds gross. Stock Sheep dull at O
3 90 per head, as to quality.
HOGS-Wc quote at 0 5Ou7 q
per 100 pounds net,
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THEDE&oCRRR
MoM&NN, ---- ANrA \
READ, READ /!
THE DEMOCRAT
Eight Months for 81.
THE DEMOCRAT

We will send THE DEMOCRAT
to any address from the LIST of May,
1879. to tho FIRST of January, 1873,
for ONE DOLLAR. This will en-.
brace period of Eight Months, aud
will coverthc election on the new Con-
s.itation and for State officers, and also
tho Presidential Campaign,
Tho past history of TUE DEMOcRAT
must speak for its future. We shall
advocate Democratic principles, "at
oil times and under all circumstances"
Our Local Ip'olIigsneo," which
has heretofore made TnE DEAoonAr
70 popular, will receive eur careful
attention.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01

Eg MATRIMONIAL CIRCLES were put
on the qui rire en- Thursday last, By
the marriage of WIZ. G. BESSEr, ESQ. ,
to Miss ALICE, eldest daughter Of Hon.
JouN BRANNoN. The whole affair was
conducted upon q scale so magnificent,
that i, eclipsed all that wO had ever
seen heretofore. The presents of sill.
ver-ware, made to the happy couple,
must have cost in the neighborhood Of
thousand dollars, and were indeed
beautiful TO look upon. Our young
friends have entered upon real life With
an suspicious beginning. Everybody
= everything. seemed to smile upon
them and even the elements on that
day put on new beauty in the garb Of
Spring. They were married at St.
Paul's Church, by the pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Fisher. The groomsmGn and
bridesmaids we're Ernest Duncan, Esq,
and Miss Gertrude Bennett, aud Louis
Bennett, Esq, and Miss Florence
BrannOn. The dresses Of tho bride
and her maids were elegant indeed
the bride wearing white silk; with o
flowing white veil, Miss Bennett a blue
carleton and Miss Brannoa q pink one
thus combining the three cOlors--
red, white and blue. The church wa,
crowded by a host of friends, unt
many could not gain admittance
After the performance Of the ceremony
a most bOantiful and delicious banquet
was given at tho residence Of Mr.
BrapnOn, which was partakGn Of BY
over o hundred Of the friends Of tht
bride and groom. About ten o'clock
A. NJ the bridal party started t,
Philadelphia, New York, and Othe
eastern cities.
And now, that tho web Of lhCi
lives is Of mingled yarn, we canno
do less, nor eau We say moro, than t,
hope that wherever they may be, o
under whatever king they live, thci
life may DO happy and joyous, cen unit,
death and that thor diamond we'd
ding may DO bright and beautiful a
their carly nuptiuls.
-o-
l ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01

re- HORsE BlLts.-Thc time fol
the neighing of horses, Gt is not per-
mitted, however, in the streets of Yves
tony, NO see by our exchanges, lie al
hand. For the information of those wan.
ting bills printed, VS. would say thai
we have a picture Of tho handsomest
horse in America. Bills printed on
short notice.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01

GT wAsrED-At this Office, an
able.boiled, hard.fcnturcd, bad.tem.
pcred, MOTTO e.put. OG.and.to-be- back
ed.down, frecklG.facGd young man to
collect for this paper HO must fur.
nish his own horse, sOddle.bagS, fis.
tolls, whisky, bOwic.knife, and cow
hide. We will furnish the accounts.
To such We promise constant aud la
borious employment.
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Lewis County,

JAM LEw-PetOr Dargan,
JAcKsoNvlLLI-George Dawson,
WALkLRsyILLE-P, A. Lorentz,
ROlSoKE-A. G. Myers,
FREEMASsBuRd-Israel Simmons,
Hackers CREEK-John KCe,
GEoRoErowS-W. G. Linger.
TnE CouSrr-A. W. WOOdford.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-04-01

Insure your property; and don
forget that Edwards is Agent for three
Of the best Insurance Companies in the
State, and will give you insurance
npon tho most reasonable terms.
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~ GLENyILLE,-Our (Ilepyillo

E1- GLENyILLE.-Our Glsnvillc
correspondent, TX. w." seems t.
have deserted US, Our readers would b.
glad to hear from him ngnin.-
William L. Lively, Esq, Of Glenyille,
has presented US with fve-lcggcd
pig. 1t will be brought here in a
few days, and we will then give de-
scriptiOn of its peCuliaritles.
Chenille Township has 5S7 "schOol
children" &C j. Hauman and
j. f. W, Holt are putting up hand
some store and dwelling house on
Turkey Street. Work will com.
mence once more on the new Court
House in fOw days. The workmen
are engaged in bringing the material
from the river.--Gilmer county
has 1912 persons Subject to free
school dutv."--Captain Sidah
Campbell, the accommodating host of
the Eagle Hotel, is about to remove to
the country Tile GilmCr county
share Of tho State School Fund last
year amounted to $2,457 o.
The Kanawhu is this year abundantly
supplied with fish. A friend of ours
hooked up a fifteen pound pike the
other day, citizen Of Glen.
vile remarked to US tho other day that
".thO town was not improving a burned
bit."--Glenvillc lawyers depart
to-day (Monduy) for Spencer Court
Gilmer has zoos horses, &c, valued
at $G5,976; ISL wheeled vehicles,
valued at $5,9 2,75s head Of cat
tie, worth $57 ,5S2; 1906 sheep,
worth $G,O96, l,O16 hogs, worth
SO, 057, Troy boasts Of a first
class debating society. Tho question,
as Capital Punishment Morally
Right?" was debated some time since,
and decided in the negative by
tho way, it is said that Troy is stealing
Glenvilean honOrs, and will soon sur
pass the county-seat. as q business
pOint.--The aggregate value Of
land and lots in the village of Glen
vile, is put down at 1928, G04.--
Tho new Baptist Church at Chenille
is up and under roof. 1t will be COM
pleted and dedicated this spring. 1t
is a handsome frame structure; and is
quito an ornament to tho town.
Gilmcr county boasts of Sc licensed
school teachers. --ThO citizens Of
Chenille have subscribed 81, 400 to.
wards building tho Normal School
provided for by an act Of the last Leg.
stature. The people are determined
to have good building, and have it
right away,--Dr. Matthew Holt
has returned home from college. lie
will shortly enter upon the practice Of
his proeession.--The Glouvillq
public school closes next Tuesday, for
tho season. Miss Pew, daughter of
our worthy Senator, has been its prin.
cipal during tue past season.