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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-06-27
POETRY
BY THE MILL.

A few short hours, few short hours,
The noisy wheels 90 round
A few short hours, a little while,
And hushed is every sound.
Yon stream that flows so swiftly by,
So swift by lawn and lea,
Shall still flow on when you and
Have long since ceased to be.
A few short hours, n few short hours,
We wander by the mill
A few short hours, a little while,
And all is hushed and still.
The ivy wreaths that upward creep,
Shall clasp yon stalwart tree,
While scarce in memory men shall keep
A thought Of you and me.
Then lei us wander while we may,
The noisy wheel goes round
And strangers, where we roam to-day,
Tomorrow shall be found.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-06-27
WINES AND LIQUORS.

MY STOCK OF OLD RYE WHISKEY,
IVA Imported Wines and Brandies is now
complete for the season. name a few of the
choicest Brands
Thompson's Pure Rye Whiskey
Moore's Pennsy lvania Rye Whiskey
Zeigler's Pure Rye Whiskey
Maryland Rye Whisky
Cogniac Brandy
Pallivoison Brandy
Jamaica Spirits
Wroe's New England Rum
P Martins pure juice Port Wine
Grown Pale Sherry Wine
Madeira Wine
Holland Gin, &c.
For sale by
A. GAEGLER,
ll8 High Street, Georgetown, D. G.
dec ID
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-06-27

Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruf, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and ! consider it the BEST PREPA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-06-27
Buckin CHAINS Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Remover in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HALL, G. CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
nov 90
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

MiNfb Rtis. Soflhatt vii ,esss lel-
mAr Il m i " GauIe 2 statuft
RFi .eAitte Ii 6rsfuNa. sa faEmius5ee
3 ~ Harrington - huser T. EiHzt0n.
6 ts Nii4letaNuz 1sa AFfIAs Al Ndgdrst 5us
ag Philadelphia 4 a baltimore. J ia=
ssaihwata, vii h-t- ehHa II II % 7
Rtltimat. " Wilmington Z ~ Nm sss-
Ii ! - ntliietaNa : - Townsend =
E'4san# r lates ! - Ntamias ta#
Fe1ar, Il iiurz4tea = Huntington
54s 6trenpu-ss.. go hfd4e.iIr a.ao sea-
iuri i = Laurel d L. heluaf %
I'll. nitfd Train V5tl Be tln -atef' 10 aelAfs
incident IL freight business ard vii stop only
At stations shefe ti.le Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS
Leave New Castle tor Wiln,dgtoa aal fha-
ieipha at 74g A. " I.ase philadelphia
/ - \. NJ. and Wilmington leo T. n, f5t
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional 10 those above leave SMYRNA nr
Clayton ii35 4 " and s. I. N. leave CLAYTON
for SMYRNA 10 4 NJ and aVOf NJ iearc
SMYRNA for CLAYTON II - \. ", aud u I. N,
10 make connection with rains to and from Do
yer, and Stations south,
CONNECTIONS.
4, Townsend. with the Kent Gonnit md
Queen Anne's L Ken, Railroads. At CLAYTON.
with Md aud Del. K. X, At Harrington with
J b. X T. Al S.afora, with Doreesier and
| Delaware r. r. Al Delmar, with Eastern Shore
| X. R. and Wsouico aud Poeomoke II. X.
| Mar ply II r. KENNY. sar.ru,.aden,
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
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Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
A Merger.

CONSULTATIONS OF pESNsyLVsHtA Asb \
DELawAR. RAILROAD cuMr,SY,
On Monday noon special meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Pennsylvania and
Delaware Railroad Company was h n nj
th. Office Of the company, ~ 80 Walnut
street. for the purpose Of taking action
upon joint agreement entered into by
the Board of Directors # this company
with the Board of Directors of the Dela-
ware and Perusylyana Railroad Company
for the consolidation aud merger of the
capital stock. railroads. franchises and
property Of the said companies into n new
corporation to be- known the Penn
sylvania aud Delaware Railway Com
pany
Dr. Andrew Mnrphy. Of Ppmeroy,
was called TO the chair, aud Joseph Pen
mock. Of Chatham, Chester county, acted
as secretary
The call Of the meeting was read aud
resolution approving the acii5n " thr
Board Of Directors adopted OF stock
,hero are IL. .u0D shares OF this number
71.s3 voted. gore than .fourth. ia
favor Of the consolidation nui merger
The PENNSYLVANIA nni Delaware Rail.
road track, which Is 22l miles long *.
tends from Pomcroy. pn the line e the
Pennsylvania Central railroad. t. the
Delaware State line The Delaware nud
Pennsylvania railroad /. eighteen milcs
long. aud extends frnm the sittr line q
Delaware City, passing through Newark
The consolidation places the whole line
from Pomeroy U ppllNarr Gity uHdfr
one managcmcrt TIE Delaware and
Pennsylvania railroad vii! votn ou tie
consolidation on I'll, 18th n this mouih
After the road h.s, heeu mcrs i
they will be parel under llic mnulgc.
mcnt Of the ttaa.y!g1nia Central. II
which company they viii De i,.5ad utal9
years,
The f,llowiu. are the officer. AMI
directors of the cons lilltcA ramp1s,v,
President Wm Ryholi bci Ci'y
Director, = NoN tnftis Nrwrts =
William Rryhgll, pthwar@ City vii
liam y tl,rkr. Delaware titg Go5rs.
B Money. prltware Cay: Cb1rie. w =
lrr Landpnlurg, Pa & Ju s.
Philadelphia g " Smith rh.l.drl-
rhia Iihn VI pamet,y ramrraS
I + Nrhul.sp. pbrlaielphia
Secretary aHl lraesargr Wsl;er =
Mitchell
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

sill " are ahle 70 Furnish onr drpositors
with oysters rFher tt iHr Gallon, Qlri or
liundrrI 10 tlle .ht'l
Aiso ths arsttantt stion4ry uf 81 kiaia
fafri H. aui Domestic rruit. Dried Ftuils. such
~ kiI.ns itrou rnp5A Lennon Pe,l Gag
TINT. Peaches, iit, t,frir. Whprtc-
tcfrtt. Aplle- &c &C.
sg- pttin nnA fanc5 t'ikc- ID otdey Par
tn. ,rpiilyd At -hur, notice
40 afa.l ana reasziih snptl, a ls. aaess
brands ,f - ;ttt
r-Tho person m1kiuc The l4rscs' de.
npsH "i.t rt.te tte lt-r-t qG,ntity OF the
above ti-nmut hay. es,rt l5y il 'he eete
>suItts cs .p'ol
l.. f. Ricr.
N4ia - Mild,c,oNn ne
Nov lG~tt.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

4 iuse as.ariase, 81 ffa"ss Rta=es sa3
supporters iQf s,#e ifti Itafe t3ztfi IT ifiIfz
sisian Al taANntaftINFs, l5af3 ;,taGE.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
kI.tsl1,s .aIRatr RreHr.

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.4#si fh.r sage. ~
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+ s5. zst ~ .5##.5E5Es II 6ansss a IRE
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H4rF fasH SIN. oHssal - fsrYef,l.. !. ana
& 5f5as Nss f=s - tsr srtH-a. .llHviug Faan
aaG l. fan ni4l3ssa - men. i. tins class 81 aLs-
t+-Fs H5sa At + 1s =. aqisutssss matter
kTsasEs.s r:1rnas- nrCHU.
.iv per sas,'sar is kat;lss far $500. delivered
1Ans 4ua#s-e .usr f.au H5-eTtsi.ti., seia ~
d .s.5sI-E e3t 8t h4ra fsrf a. T HF
KEtENE1 - ~ aa4He 81 Y r
= shrH :. letter. Ii a.lats.satfaa should ns
Asdf+sspG.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

Agoio ouAcks asn ma aosrras-

No Cha-rs q : Advise All Consultation.
r. = 4 fseH Graduate ef Jsstrsaa hrdtssi
faage pAiiaariHhiN, aailer u several valuable
-sarss t4.H II consulted eu III fsssass. - iss
: x44i ar | -tuafy 0rgaur gNtlsci ar has t:ace
Ar csae1l4i study. either ii A. ar female. 10
.lAflsf rom NhAi cause or. hating or VI hcx
is.s.. s.aHe4nc A practice af 10 .trrs enaslcs
hin to lraat diseases WITH ssteFes. Cures 9sias.
s.ifs.. t53sar!se4 rsastsuasit These " 4 eis-
tAtts Sar f,sN ard let.ef aeser slas fszip,ousss
R.4a eHesasHc stump q pfspar postage
ssud fHF thr t.a4is r. ussaga5 Itro 10 rrrtA
pluET, n. y. Physician aud Suryconk
ioa Duane si. New Gofk
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
5u'illlrtfi- otlti.

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Nrsfi.Ea'
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Hil>anie eaaipasaIl hs- tl4Haa h8Ue ii .55f.
lri al mhu .4#Itr lfsl H=gse n .aa ~ *ss.i
u sgre 'Afs.f saa MS aH' 4 isa ~ aE fss5#fo.
nnfy complaints TIL sss - '.s He0#attesl
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iin,an, thai hiz Heel ltai sisi Hn9e Is fn't#s
iurtiou hens aiap.c nenss q z siaiaS
TIE celebrated fet'is GRAIN ftNs t.1s t=tst
IN !- world flf t5.e4nls. I'll t5His q 5a-f
Fer al s. & 7 EVANS
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Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
NEW LOAN ASSOCIATION.

fI'HE stock hooks OF the Mutual Loan Associa-
/ ton. of MiddleiuNn Del are now open for
suhscri, hons 10 Stock This Assaeialon offers
new Inducements TO those who wish 10 make
safe investment rs well rs 10 those who desire TO
procure for themselves and families home.
>iock will lie issued in series, and NIL other new
features adopted 10 make this successful eurpo-
ration. Apply for Stock 10 4. g. Cox, g. f
ilnkii, J. Il. GARRISON, E. Il, Rice and !. u. Cox.
ares N A.. g. cox, Sce'..
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

la45es es!i aal .as = NV ssf1s iiaFFESTa3
NrSTi.Ea'
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Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
Summer arrangement.

aS 81 aGsz Mods ~ s4 ssrs .4e4ss. {,
- sertss zzaza* sz5l as sz45#
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
A RARE CHANCE

Two PURCHASE \ DESIRABLE FARM con-
l. .aihiug 10 Arrts, more Of less, known as
The "uli Aiken Place, adjoining tie . Pier
ilnusn property, ard within half milo Of Port
Penn The place Is beautifully situated on the
Delaware River anl The soil The very hes, 'of the
cultivation II the pclsh ur tor trucking. The
terms y i'll be uffy egl.y aud immediate possession
given, The Improvements afe \ Frame iouse
aud siahlc APpl. To MRS 4 y ALRlciis.
jan ls=7mos PORT Penn, hel
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
sew g1cAsTI.E TRAINS

Leave New Castle Tor Wiln,agtoa and Phila-
ieipha at 74g A. n L.ase Philadelphia,
II Il 4 NJ. and Wilmington 90 I. " fof
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12
THE
NEW DISCOVERY
In Chsmleal ana Medical AeisDes.
ASksAsAxh

Dr.. 0ARvlN's TAR REMEDHUD
Curo lacipicmt Coasanptiea.
Dr.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEOlED
Cure Cntnrrh.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Curc Asthmn.
Dr.. GARvlN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Heart Disease.
Dr. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDlEo
Cure Skin Diseases.
DR.. GARvlN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate the Liver.
DR.. GARvlN's TAR REMEDIES
Regulate the Stomach h and Bowels
Or. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDlEn
euro all Female Weakmesses.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAN REMEDIES
Purify the Blood.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Diseases Of the Threat.
Dr. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
euro Bronchitis.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Rose Cold. ."or"Hay Hevere
DR.. GARyIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Lung Diseases.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR RENEDIED
Cure COnsti patton.
Dr. GAlsvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure salt Exhculn.
DIR. GARvlN'S TAR RENEDlED
euro Kidney Diseases.
DIR. GARvIN'S TAR REWEDyCV
Prevent Cholera & &YciIowFcvrr
DR.. GARvIS'S TAR REMEDIES
Prevent MnI,riotis Er-crs.
Dr. GARyIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain IN the H-rust.
DIR. GARvIy'S TAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain in tho Side or Rack.
Dr. GAIsysS'S Tss REMEDIES
Are q Sunt rior T0ric.
DIR. GiRyIN's TAR .tErED.K5
Restore thr Appetite.
DIR. G.RsEN's TAR zsEvEp7-S
Cause thc Food ~ Esignsi.
DIR. GAysssS's TaI REMEDIES
Restore thc Wcnis aud seri,i,sinfcd
DIR. GARsB~'S TAR REMEDIES
Gi.e Tone 10 Your sye.en.
L. T. hyde & CO.,
SOLE pRorRIEToRA
1o5 ScrenM Are. Sco To..s.
Middletown transcript., 1873-04-12

TIE celebrated fotfl GRAIN ftN. tir t,.t
IN f!l- Need flf asr9nla. 81 Inst = a-f
Feg sale - L I EVANS
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

Mn. JosErH PoDEsTs, one of the best little
men in Vicksburg. speaks to our reader
through an advertisement in another column.
and tells them OF the grcat preparations now
being made in his establishment to supply the
wants Of his customers through the winter
season and furnish everybody with good
things for the Christmas holidays. lie keeps
the largest, most elegant and well filed
house offs kind. in the Hill City, and the
very best quality of everything in his line can
be found there in abundance, on the mo I
reasonable terms, either at wholesale or retail.
Mr.. PoDEsTA has become so well known 10
our readers rs a staunch, accommodating and
reliable business man, that a recommendation
from us would be supcrfuous. 1t Is enough
TO tell them that he is still alive and making
everybody around him happy with the many
good things he keeps for sale at the lowest
prices to be found anywhere.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

Work, work. work 5 the never failing friend
which strikes s'clcc-hammcr blows for sac
cess in every vocation. One must dig and
delve with a cheerful spirit ever grasping Il e
ms ishts and advantages of each step ahead
A man is veal; and disgusting who, because
he cannot be liking bee" in some kid glove.
customhouse, postoifce, or dry goods store,
will sit down and whine, and borrow money
to live on. 1t would be more manly 10 take
the first honest work that came along, and
hope for something better. When bread and
butter are in question, any honest business Is
noble. The greater the sacrifice of pride to
real practical sense, the nobier.the effort
Keeping peanut stand or swinging pick
AK on the highway are princely occupations
compared to sniveling because some rich
friend does not keep his promise and sit you
down in fat situation and luxurious quar-
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

DELTA -Hu nya recent Mi, 10 Delta w
spent w hour, IA the large Dry Good, and
Grocery establishment ia;cIy occupied by Mo
SIS fEiLEL"AI. but which is now run by Mr..
| ".SIN"N, who WAS jus, opening a nIa--
riiirent stock Of GooiS, Groceries, Plantation
supplies Of every kind, &C.. &c We fund
IN tn, house our old friend, NATHAN FEiEEL-
MAN, late Of Alabama, and several other clov-
er and accommodating gentleman to wait ur-
ON customers. a visit to this house will re-
pay any Of our readers who may be passing
through Delta. They buy their Goods from
first hands sell at the lowest cash prices, aud
keep everything necessary to supply the
wants Of the inner and outer man. Read the
advertisement of l. w. SIXoy in another col
umn.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

THE HILL Cry MARBLE WORKS are among
the finest works of the kind to be found in the
South. We saw some of the most beautiful
and masficient tombs and monuments in the
yard connected with these works, that We
have ever seen. They have specimens of
every design in marble work imaginable, and
the display of artistic skill to be seen there
will make a visit from any Of our readers
profitable. Orders left at this Office will be
attended to with pleasure. We can furnish
different designs to any who may wish to see
specimens before making an order. Parties
Interested can call and see US, and we'll give
them all necessary information On the sub
iect
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

Mr.. THOMAS ABERCRoMBiE, who died near
this place, on rhe Goth nit, of swamp fever,
was brother-in law Of the late Gen. JAS II.
Clanton, and entered the war as first Lieuten-
ant in Co l. 1st Ala. Cav. Regt, which regi-
ment was organized asAlontgomery, Ala, by
Gen. CIantion, in the fall OF 1861. Lieut..
ABERCRoMBIE was afterwards Captain in
Gen. Clanton's Brigade. He was good sol.
der and made an efficient officer. He dies
far away from kindred and friends, and many
old comrades, who will learn with sincere re.
greet that he has passed to shat bourne from
whence no traveller returns" Montgomery
(Ala.) Advertiser will please copy.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

GIys AND MILLs.-By reference to the card
of Messrs. McCUTcHEy 4 Co, in another col.
umn, it will be seen that they are agents for
the SAFE Of the Eagle Cotton Gin and Straubs
Corn Mills. These Gins and Mills are well
known to many of our planters, and we can
safely recommend the above firm TO any who
may wish to purchase. This is also one of
the best and most reliable commission houses
in the Hill City, and any business entrusted to
them will receive close and prompt attention.
II you have cotton to ship, or wish 10 purchase
Groceries, give them trial
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

On the 10Th so much excitement was erea
ted in Washington City by the suspensions CT
Jay Cooke & 90. and the First National Bank
ofthe District that the very precinct of the
courts of justice became infected, and the
criminal court, then engaged in the important
trial of Samuel Mason for the murder of John
K. Tucker last May, was in consequence adj
journed to the next day. Perhaps the fact
that the presiding judge, Justice Macarthur,
had large sums on deposit with Jay Cooke &
Co, about whose safety he must naturally
have felt some anxiety, may also have had
something to do in leading to the adjourn
ment.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

Personal Our old and highly esteemed
friend, Rev. n. F. McCRAw, spent part of
two days with us this week. He has been.
for long time, in very feeble health, and
has recovered so little strength as yet that
he is scarcely able to travel at all. He left
home few months since to recuperate, and
many of his friends feared that he would new.
er be able TO return. But in the Providence
wonted station in the church, and enter once
more upon the discharge ofministerial duties.
He has returned to his home in Delhi.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

READ the advertisement of Mr.. I. O..
Stafford, who has opened a large assortment
of New Goods in the az hite- Store" at Girard
He buys cotton and other coantry produce at
the highest market prices and sells goods at
the lowest What more can the people want
Give him trial, and don't hang on to the old
fogy notion that you can do better in the city
than anywhere else, until you have tried the
offers made and are able to prove that they
are incorrect Go to the "White Store" at Gi.
rard and see the bargains offered there, before
you make up your mind to send money out of
the country. Go and see for yourselves.
That's all you are requested TO do. Will you
go?
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

AWoop's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE, for Oc,o-
Der, has thrust its CHEEKY little self into our
presence Ii brings to us the treasures it has
been gathering the past month, and all are
deserving Of notice. Each has its own peca-
liar value, and aMaggie'' holds up this, thai
and The other literary gem and archly seems to
say, What do you think Of this g and 'Isn't
this nices" and @Look at that r. And We
glance at them all and say, "Yss! Yes! al
are goodr There is also a pretty engraving
of the chrome YOSEMITE, which the publisher
is offering as premium-which it would he
well f,r all our readers to examine-as it
gives very accurate idea, save in size and
coloring, of wha, the chrome YOSEMITE is.
Price of the Magazine, One Dollar year.
with chrome, One Dollar and Half-Ad.
dress, WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAzrSE, New.
burgh, N. Y.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

SMOKERS and others interested are invited 10
read the advertisement of Mr.. NJ. Durnur, in
another column. He has the largest Cigar
mandatory in the Hill City, runs two separ
ate establishments on Washington St, one at
No. 149 and tue other at No. 1873. and besides
everything in the line of a Tobacconist, he
keeps on hand large wholesale Stock Of
Choice Wines and Liquors, which he sells as
low a, the same can be had in any Southern
market. Country merchants can get good
bargains at the houses of Mr.. Burner, and are
invited to call and see him when they go to
Vicksburg. Read his advertisement
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

The efficient aud gcn,lcnanly manner IN
which IIr. WM l.. JoyEs Translates business III
the Tax Collectors Office, as Deputy Coiiec-
tor. is commemorate, and We are proud 10
k,ou, that we have 10 deal with men in TIL
oiIi,e who Try t" do their dniy, no matter what
their polirical opinions may be. The Tax
Collector has a notice in another column,
which we unintentonally failed TO make
mention Of last week. Read it.
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04

We learn from genileaan who has just
returned from a trip',o the Tensas country
that Sheriff Liddsif, Of Richland parish, with
posse of FIVE men; were waylaid and muir
dered the other day. while in pursuit Of the
murdersss ofJudge Crawford and District At
sas6sy Harris.
Sheriff Liddell was a relative Of our infor'
nant, and he seemed to be very much moved
ut the news which he says is from somewhat
reliable source. Viddiia Herald.
We are not at all sorry to hear ofo Sher-
ifs death, since he has come to life again.
Perhaps il will learn him lesson. He is a,
home, doing well at present, and will proba-
bly, never know that he has been "kilt' until
? he reads it in the papers. We have no SYM
pafhy for his relative who informed the Her
kuid OF his death. He must stand alone in his
grief
The statement made by the Eer0ld's in
Sosmant is correct with following exception
derif Liidell has not been in pursuit of the
nsslerers Of Crawford and Harris and is still
living With This 'ials efetp.i9n the repor,
Richland beacon., 1873-10-04
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The PLANNING Mills of Messrs. FairChild
& Co., of Ficksburg, will be found advertised
IN our columns. Orders for doors, sash
blinds, etc, can always be filled at these
Mills on the shortest notice, painted if desir-
ed. They can furnish this ready-made stock
for building purposes much cheaper than the
cost of making the same outside of the city,
while the work is finely executed. Send
your orders to them when you want anything
in their line