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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-10-30
[From the Herald and Presbyter
go Wes.. Young Man.


But "West" is a wide word, you
say. The question arises, Where?
The answer cannot be given here.
You must determine for yourself
whether Kansas or Texas or Colorado
or the Pacific Coast suits best your
health, your purse and your taste.
But, negatively, 1 would earnestly
enjoin you not to emigrate into an
unhealthy locality on any terms. No
matter how tall the corn, how big the
squashes, or how cheap the land, have
nothing to do with fever and ague
township; no, not though you could
own the whole swamp. Do you want
to see your wife apoor, nervous, help
less invalid? the color bleached out of
your children's cheeks, and the light
out of their eyes? to own half a dozen
graves, and to live whatever life you
may on calomel and quinine diet?
Above all things avoid the moral
swamps of the Great West. Oh, how
many families have 1 seen of Christ
ian parents, elders, too, who have de-
generated into heathenish ungodli
ness, because their fathers moved in,
to a moral swamp. The vale of Sod
ON was rich and well watered, the
land cheap, and the Sodom and Go
morrah Railroad was located through
it, with a certainty of branches to Ad-
NAH and Zeboim, to be extended to
connect with the Great Egyptian
Trunk Line at On, and there was q
steady influx of Hittites and Pheni-
clans buying farms; so Lot invested
in that prairie and went into the
stock business, and made money.
But his wife and children became
goddess and drunken and went to the
bad, and one day the whole affair
went down and left the Deal / Sea and
the Pillar of Salt and the everlasting
infamy, for everlasting warning to ev-
cry young man going west to beware
of pitching his tent toward Sodom.
Because, though you may imagine
that you yourself have resolution
enough to maintain your Christianity
anywhere, you know well that your
little children must associate with
their neighbors, and if they are Inf
dels and Spirituahsts and Papists
and Spaniards and barbarians, your
children will imbibe the malaria and
become profane and infdel, too. They
will intermarry with them and break
your heart. Too late you will learn
how much wiser it had been for you
to have been less land greedy, and
more anxious to locate among the
people of God
Gen. Judson Fitzpatrick has Joined
the oranges, and has been elevated
to the rank of Master in the order
of the Patrons of Husbandry. One
by. one these representative farmersG.
are recognized, and receive Just
reward for their years of laboriou'
sacrifices as tillers of the soil! Tt
think of this new leader of New Jer
sey farmers battling for the rights O
which he is distinctively represent
! tative, is cool, even for this weather
But there is many lauded mar
tyr whose funeral pile is only hug
altar to self-glory, which the mans
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-10-30
Executors Notice.

TENHE undersigned has this day been duly quail
u fed as Executor of the last will and testament
of S. B. Garinan late of Highland county, Ohio
deceased. DatedEO ct. 2, 1873.
octqw3 JACOB HIESTAND.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-10-30
Youths Department.

U-Orignal Enigmas harades, Problems, etc.,
are respectfully solicited The answers must always
accompany them, with the real name of the writer.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-10-30

In cubical foot how many cubes Of 6 inches ana
how many of inches are therein contained7
J.W.W.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1873-10-30

The New York Post of a late date
gives the following intelligence con-
cerning the latest fashions, which
will be interesting to our lady read
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
FOUND
EOUNN
10 surphss any stock
IN MxDDkET0WW
and offered a, greatly reduced prices
EE g.. III. REYNOLDS.

ALL HAlt. We PEOPLE FAR kSD NEAR,
OF kr' mold. store Suu now shall hcnt,
v iiH goods piri Gr lrnn, 3pnf foor,
Aui sy'd fOy less ,htn heretofore
Gone an see.
Come see for Yourselves, -y,niuc our stock
,oa'ussrn = convinced @Arre goods can 30
l.uEHt.
For qualify abl prices uow mark wht, we say
I, tie cry oi the posr.e II lhe cty o' the DAY
Goio yno.ds store.
YES here is tn. PLACE 'or lutics TO try,
Ia h.n4souc cheap t,css they re- wishing to
Or a rair af Guc ,.i,t.r. il he,,, N creation
liow We sr. thea 80 cheap. % past calculation.
b4, rs tur
Yes IT,, ,,rse and LADIES harc been heard to
rvm4tA.
AstHy, Nyrt ham-u,ri tlaal with the good.
tAtg Ial ue4sit:
'tltsamts.er, To ne low ,hng sc'l goods 50 low,
m sprr fhcy an t steal thtn itrt woG.du
do - Al the BRICK
Then down with your CASH sou'a never re.
rrri IT,
Ten Pss geo,. on on dry good, :. better than
Then no,is, your husband how h,il inush md
TAX
Wh-n saa s,y - him. Dear just look whn,
I've rough; A. REYNOLDS S,ore.
But te patient tal adde's one th.ng We mls,sAy,
THE 'lloHrntai Bds'ie has carrie. the DAY
ioa mNi sus al others nut none can compare
Ni,h the iloaehiot l4s,e; u others ttware,
Rrynot. keeps them.
But to 'peak q our drg ecei. alone aud not
mention
Der srster.c.. &. mo, orr in,rr,ion.
Cur motto $ Excelsior Vita iustigs 10 Al,
Then don. pass The daar Int give u call.
ioG L .grcly bay
Our grocery department you'll fin ! well stocked
+ With choicest Of groceries which cannot ba
bought
! The s,mr ar the price yon may try iarani near.
/ These FATS Aht.il We tell you fu1r heart Il
should cheer, And make gu rejoice
i We've large stock Of srsups coffee. and teas,
Feeling confident, at NIL times our customers TO
please.
+ FiSH Z, th- tll h,lf bbl kits, or the pound,
Hardware. qurrrs~Rte, all other goods he
found 4, REYNOLDS Store.
Now heed our warning, don, so down With =
smash
By bu,ius on cfea, and boarding Your cash,
| Ten per cent OF on dry goods surely will pay,
Five per cent, of on groceries IS the cry q the
day Al Reynolds Store.
one word to the men, and then will close,
All who expect TO buy suit of Spring Clothes
You II find them At REYNOLDS already made up
II nothing 10 sui, you We u sell YOU the siuir
A, Reynolds Store
But now We will close and return thanks 10 all
Fot your pAtisnce with US and hope you will
| call
At the three story BRICK you all ough, 10
know
Is the PLACE where they sell so remarkably
low. Give Us trial.
S. NJ. REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
~ MEMORIAL

On TuesdAv, The agih inst the members ~
the 'Ar Of View tas'e county. NJ New rnstle. rs-
semhl-d At the afternoon session at the Superior
Court 10 take appropriate asiiun respecting The
doath nf their late tssnriitr, Victor Green ESQ
nr Nidticioan. Delaware
George e. Gordon, fsI wac called 70 the
chair. aud lauaiius q sruhb Esq, appointed
secretary nf the meeting
committee of five members ~ the Bar con.
sis'ing Of Hon. Thanrs B.yard George GRAY
Lev e. Bird John II Rnin-v and Anthony lig.
gins, Esqs. having been appointed 10 prepare Ht-
proprt,c resolution, regarding ihr deceased. re-
ported the following, which were unanimously y
adopted vi.
WnEasas in the providence or almighty Gcd
we have hrcn called upon 10 psrt with our late
friend and professional brother, Victor Green,
And yhrtcaf IL 10 meet and proper that an c1.
preston of our sorrow should lie -uihodieh In the
form pf resolutions hv US hi, s.sneiates Of the
Bar, OF New Caste county. therefore I've 1t
!! RsJ.!red That IN the death Of Victor Green
q loss not easily replaced has been sustained hy
the Bar Of Delaware, and the entire community
that 50 mGch Of INTEL .encr aud culture Of sound
Judgment, integrity and high-ioutd personal
character, cannot lie taken away from the com.
munty without serious public hrlriment
,. Rssotrod. That whilst a ph,sic consii,u,
tiun, always dclira'c. and native mndesiy oi
disposition combined, in great degrrs ds.n.
cliued aud deferred our late friend aph associate
from taking iha, par, in the struggles Of tho
profession or which his legal requirements would
So veil have qualified him, get that their pos.
session was well known 10 those who we're iortu.
nate enough TO lie iniim, lie with him, and cnii.
/ tied him and his opinions to the respect Of all.
| Resoired, That whilst mourning the earl
death Of our friend aud brother, and no, vcninr
1 ing 10 iairndr into The circle of domestic grief
ye, that We respectfully icnder our sincere sym
psihies to his widow and family In the great scr
row with which they have i'een visited.
| I Resoiesd That n copy of these resolutions
ie presented 10 the Superior Court nj its pr.sen
S,ssian, and also lie forwarded to the widow o
the deceased, by the Secretary OF this meeting
| I'm motion OF Mr.. Bayatd. George n. Rodne,
and William g. whi,elcy, Esqs., were appoin ie,
a committee to presen, The resolutions to the Su
perior Court, on behalf OF the Bar Of New Cas,l
county.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
/ GEORGE q. GORDON, Chairman
lcsATius G. GRrss, Sec.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

Tnr Nopor Notrwg>rs Az ALLIANCE
viru rur rltr RIVER INDIANS 81 "A
dispatch received at lr,ka on Monday
,t,ts. that the NlnAlcs leit the lava bed,
about two day, after the attack on Captain
jark>on's force rhc last stronghold !.
abandoned Capt jack l. maa.ug IN,
way toward the Pin River lniiaG. Ihc
Warm Spring Indian. rul troops under
Perry aud lla>branck are pursuing them
Il !. rrpattcd that a quarrel has hrokea
uut Among the sayagcs. two.ihrds ieclar.
ing they will fight M longer Tho en-
plnymcn; 81 troops in the lava beds is use
r., at present \ courier was shot at
clpsa Is Vas Bremer'. rancho Batteries
4 and X fourth artillery. remain 10 camp
at the lava beds Another dispatch states
that the Mniacs are scattered III the tnuu-
try \ ha,llc was fought n, Auttlupr
Creek "a Monday lll>aronrh overhaul
IL Tie Iill. close 10 Fairoh!is The Nv.
incs ~,re driven .na'hward IN the 'rick.
nnr rnnl towards the iir,herrl buitcs Five
Mpaac, are reported killei ia the battle,
and ten squnws and papoosc- captured =
The troops nu Tuesday were hnrryinr to.
wards Van nremcrs still in pursuit of the
Maaacs The replr: makes IN mention
of the lo. on the par! Of the soldiers
Trails have been discovered showing
that the Modee and piit River Indian,
have been in constant communication l.
/. believed rhr latter are wi'h capt Jack
now The piuics are out nf their country
al.a Twruty.irc were seen IN Surprise
Valley, hn, suddenly disappeared It !.
reported tha, large quantities af nmmpni.
ton have been sold to the piu River IL.
dians Several councils were hshl l.,
+ them. at which their attitude was threat,
ening "Oll Shave Head" tells ,h-n
+ they must fight or ~ 10 the reservation
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

A Cariss journal publishesin Pernisn.n
announces that Don Carlos entered tho
Spanish province Of Navarro on the night
oi the l4tb instant. and took command Of
the army Of his followers numbering 10.
900 men. with whom he is resolved to
conqu.r, or die 10 the attempt II is also
stated in the same paper that he has con-
clu,lcd Loan of 400 900. 900 reals With
English bankers. and has promised Oilo .
6rld marshalship and Dorregary lieuten-
ant g.ucralship Intelligence has reached
here cf the total defeat in Arragon ct the
Spanish troops. under Colonel Moreno, by
the Carli.t forces commanded BY Geuerel
Tristnny.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
A Woul1.Be Governor.

The extreme modsssy which character
isss The Americas political sspirsn, in this
part Of the 10th century wss strikiugly
sviaesd short time ESQ 10 the reception
Of "ess6dsntial" letters by . large mum.
bss Of our ei,issns from, . gentleman re-
siding in smother hundred iu which the
disaster to ,hs Democracy Of Delaware in
1871 is depicted in glowing colors. and
. wsrsiug given that = bard struggle a.
ssaiss us iu 1874. The writer then pro-
- do to show how great would be the ad-
vantage to the party il he should be Sc
Isssed As i,s candidate for the Gubcrnstorial
chair. promising to make "a good old
fashioned 6gh,." &c. and to leave moth
ise uudoss to insure success to the party
ssd-himss!f. OF course this action is
only taken At ",hs earnest solicitation OF
sumereus friends. asd tho confidential
letters are written merely to ascertain the
opinions Of the gentlemen, in whom the
confidence is repossd, as to the " wisdom
Of the writer allowing his friends to place
his name before the nominating conven.
sies." Tha, 10 all
This reminds US very forcibly Of an iu.
stance wherein q eertsiu gentleman ws'
elected to the Legislature, who thought, AZ
he had been . member Of that body once
before. be would mos. assuredly be cho-
sen Speaker. and therefore. out Of sheer
usdesty, he did 90, make bis appearances
., the capital until after the organization
Of the Assembly. in order to no. be pres.
snt At so trying al hour. But, alas fol
his modes, calculations, he did not receive
vote. So. we think, i, will be with the
shove mentioned a,piran, for G Gubernatorial
honors. for. If we may Judge from the sx.
pressed opinions of many Of tho gentle.
men who received hi, letters. b. stands a.
boo, IS much chance Of being made Gov.
~ruor OF Delaware as We do o: being made
Emperor OF Germany. which is to say th,
least, little doubtful Our opinion, y
therefore. is. that it would DO very unwis.
IA sllow Lis friend. to 'pu. his name be,
fore the convention
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

Tns BALriaoas GAZETTE came to Us
las. Monday in q nes shape. 1t has as
sansd tho quarso form after the style of
the leading daily papers Of New York.
sud now gives to its readers 4s columns
literally 6lled to ovcraowins with valuable
reading. eon.sin;ng all the curreu. nevs
sf the day. with reviews Of passing events
u eli parts Of the world. and Interesting
edissrisls. on oil subjects Of Importance,
sha, cannot bs sxcelled for strength and
sbilisy. IL addition to i,s enlargement.
The Gassass has. also, recently scquired
the vslubls services Of Mr.. Chas. j.
Tsylss. Who bears . distinguished reputs.
- sriser Of rare ability. on i,s editorial
sss6. Il is new the lssdins journal Of ,h.
essth. and from the soundnsss Of i,s politi.
esi op;sisns eommeuds itself, particularly,
u he essssrsasive element Of Delaware
Masylsnd ssd the entire South. Lonl
~ il aour;sh.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

Tas Baltimore Srx ccl.brated the
thirty sixth anniversary Of its existence
on Saturday the 18th inst. and a. . me-
r.nto Of that event issued to each Of its
Subscribers fae-simiis of its frs. num-
ber. The f.a was a ll,tls four column
sheet Of four pages Is by II inches. bu,
full Of interest. aud bearing evidence o'
the ability and energy that has ever char
ssserised il. It.. non-par;isanship in pol
i,ics was ansounced 10 this frs. issue and
how closely i, has adhered to ,ha. promise,
every reader Of The Srn eau amply tes,i-
f. Tho evidence Of i,s success and un-
squalled prosperity is manifested 10 the
present siso and value Of the paper. and in
the erection in 1859 Of the large and
haadsoms Iron Building made necessary
BY the increase Of its business. The Sun
sss ever . favori.s With the reading pub
lie. sad that i,s lish, may never grow
dim. but continue to increase in brilliancy
10 the wish Of i,s hosts Of friends.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
Maryland Affairs.

The farm near Ens,on formerly belonging TO
Col. Loud, containing 2Gs} acres, was sold
hv trustee last week. 10 Geo 7, Anderson, at
SIG per acre-S5.Sii.
Stephen Rover Esq whose name mas been
ronin~nt in connection with the nomination
for the HOUSE Of Delegates. from Ken, county,
has withdrawn from the canvass
ckvP MEETING The quarterly conference Of
Kent circuit, Y f. Church., At u meeting held in
Chcsreriown on 81 urday week decided 10 hold
a cimp meeting in iitkst's Woods 10 commence
on FridN the assn ~ igly
SrRASsE FRgAx ov Sarrar MIR JAS Robin
son, residing near Spring I'LL, In wiconru
county. has two pigs with six separate nnd dis
'incl legs each The PIGS appear to lie quite
healthy and are said tn I've in sihfiying condition
The engineer hiss finished the SURVEY of the
Ekion and Mnsse,s Railroad ny tn. Warwick
route, and Is an the return sprvcy by the Ceciilon
route. We learn that the iprmcr posses tait a
mi'c ~est 81 Warairk ard The latter ahon hc
same distance vast Of Cecilion.
SrpurN brNrn --tart jas. TuhmRr well-
known MS the commander II several st'amlutis
that formerly ran in the Chester river, WAS
stricken with paralysis on SUNDAY wrrk lrum
the eflrr', az which lie died On Tu,sda' iic
was serving asa Jaror At Cen,Ecyilic, previous
10 the attack.
Two trains per inv III commence running on
the Mar, land and Delaware Railroad mex, Mon
day They viii make good connections Al
Cmrion with the north bound trains, and lea's
for kastDn on the arrival OF the uoou and nigh
trains rom Philadelphia
Sotp urr Ncsss Brady Lindsey have
/ sold out ,heir umhc, tsri to Mr. Berge,, the
/ proprietor Of il- sicnu stw-uiii
Tho town Of : Nirhaels continues 10 enlarge
aud improve nun ct of res houses are nov
w liing there
! We understand ,hA, The pca-rr1wcrs of Som.
! crsci count, expect 10 commence shlppng this
i vegetable this week 4 tcw strawberries also
7 Will hr shipped al the same time. II the ~eaihe;
I proves iavof4l.c.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

Tun Nsw rosfAa LAw.-On snd siter
~ arst Of July next tho u. 8. Postal
lss passed By the late Back Pay" Con-
grsss. seqsires iaas pssssgs shall be pre-
paia % ~ uswspspsrs. Heretofore the
hs sllsssd the free delivery Of newspa-
psss h The county whore publishsd. bu.
III psisilsgs vss sbolishsd u the last sss-
49, 4 cssgssss. The postage on week.
~ I'll - 30 sssss per year. but " ad-
siss ssbsssibsss y - psy for more tbsu
- 1ssths. = u y psobstls that - ssss
= osaGFsss ossts. ssss IN. h vill rspssl
~ sct1s lsv.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

'INHE undersigned, in accordance with a Law
J. passed at the last session of The General As
senhy hereby gises noll,e TO the taxpayers Of
-. Georges Hundred that he is prepared TO re-
reive the taxes due the Sta,a and County from
said Hundred. J. II. WALKER
COLLECTOR oF ST. GEoaGss Hp,
May %, isT3-lm Middl.town, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
ThS SMesles.

The term Of service for which the first Swcd-
ish emig,anis engaged, expired last Wednesday,
and they n, once took their departure, refusing
10 remain longer with their employers, though
offered good wages. Il Is certainly n profitable
speculation for our ciiixeLs TO bring these people
here and bother with them year when they
don't understand the language, and then have
thrm GO away ms soon as they learn enough oi
Esglish 10 bc good for anything. The S~edcs
are failure. They were we'll treated here hui
they want 10 live in ih- city. We understand
,ha, all the res, intend TO leave us soon as their
time Of service expires.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

~ - ~ 11sisss ass y y ssssht A.
= - - ~. Ihs services Il .
- q leuuHissass ~ bssa ssssptsd
- - = - pssnisasd = Whip The h
- = ~ - ~. eegs. Jsst -
1l1 - teSos -.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24

Th. New York Sun state. that in tho
past four years the Spanish forces in Cuba
have pu, 10 death 43,5oo Cubaa. prisoners
os war.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
L o ST.

nS Friday, the 10th inst, on the road leaning
~ from Middleiown TO ST. AIMS Church (oid)
lady's ligh, spring SHAWL. The finder will
confer favor on the loser by leaving Il at =. n.
Reynolds store, Middle,own, and will receive .
suitable reward. (may a4-M
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
Our weather Record.

During the past week Spring has not given vs.
a supcrnbundhnce OF that ethereal mildncSs
and gen,leuess so eoqu"nily Rpos'rophzcd hy
Mr. Thompsoa in his discourse on the Seasons
On the contrary the weather has been Of that dis
agreeable Kind that chils the bones and makes
fires iiat qua rgEs 20 comfort. SUNDAY was plrA-
SAINT enough, hut that Is more than could he said
OF the rest Of the week After n grcn, deal o.
cold. raw disaprceahle weather on Monday aud
Tuesday. wc we're greeted with copiuus and
steady rain all aay wednesday, which was re-
ceiycd with hearty welcome by all planters. rs
the ground was becoming pretty dry, aud rain
was needed
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
Bnpslsed.

Elder OFT baptized three converts in the race
OF Cooch mill, in Pcnendcr hundred. last sun.
day afternoon in the presence Of ahou, 400 per-
Suns. The elders influence in the ncisehbor-
hood appears 10 be for good whatever else may
be said of II.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
Mutual Loan Association.

Al the regular meeting Of this Association on
Tuesday night, funds sold a, 81 81 and 81 81
monthly premium per share. This Is equivalent
10 ahou, 80 per rent. under the Gross plan The
Mutual = bids fair 10 hc paving investment
II offers particular advantages to lnborng men
10 invest small portion OF their earnings month
by monih, so that, IN case of accident hy which
they may. some day 10 disabled from work
they will have something to fall back upon, nud
should they he fortunate rnongh to escape aiiiir-
ton or lack Of work, the amount ,hus invested
will accumulate into handsome sum for future
use.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
DIED.

Suddenly on the goth instant. Hannah, wife o,
Jesse Lake, in the 6sth year OF her a,s.
Inferred ~ Aiddletown on the 7sd isss.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
Accident on the Delaware Rail Road.

The afternoon passenger train north, met with
an accident a short distance below Pennington
on Monday, by running over n bullock. The
express car, which was pretty well loaded with
strawberries, eggs and other things. was thrown
from the track and turned over ani ils contents
spilled promscnogsly oy.r the ground. The end
OF the baggage car and the tender were also
thrown of the track. The express agent jumped
from his car and escaped injury. Notod. was
hurt, and after delay OF abou, tao hours every
thing was righied, but the bullock, and th-
train went on It's way.
Middletown transcript., 1873-05-24
The wi,m,ss,sa csoq~-t Rui.s.

Last Fall. !, will he remembered, august
assembly in which we're gathered many Of the
wise men and sav,ns Of " the CITY, met 10
Wilmington for the purpose Of deyisng aud
adopting rules for the government OF the game
Of croqn.t After some delay, n committee ap-
pointed for the purpose rel oried ssrss OF rules
which we're adopted rs the laws 10 which the
croqnst players OF that city aGst yield obei-
snaec.
Through the kindness Of Messrs. Bonghm,n,
Thomas 4 10 /, We have received COPY OF the
aforesaid rnles, AMI after perus,l we hesitate
tot to say iha; iher the thing II a
game 10 played At all. IL should he played accord
ing tn rule. and rs there IL no other or better
rules than these, We would advise our lady cro-
quriers 10 send 10 Messrs. b.. 7 & Co, and get
u supply al ih.-r rules, ihni thr, ma, know
how 10 play with their v ilmingion and other
friends, when opportunity offers. They are pub
lished hy the above mentioned firm in n neat lit
tie painphls, a, the low price, we believe, OF 10
cents per copy.
Tournament
win take place al Hare's Corner. about b miles
from Wilmington. on the I'd OF June. Knights
dressed In character, will tilt distance of i?s
yards, In II seconds, Al rings . inches In diane.
ter. The prizes to be tilted for are as follows A
top buggy, valued a, $500 u no top buggy, vai-
ucd At 5000, and n set OF harness valued at $40.
The successful knigh, viii nave the psivileee
| Of choosing the Queen Of Love and Beauty, sud
crowning her. Great preparations are heiug
made tor the event. Most Of the young gentle.
men Of the county Who own good horses, We ara
informed. are making ready io1ry their skill
We shall see . full gathering Of Dslawarss chiv.
| airy and beapty o. the .eccasioo.