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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-01-10
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS,

IN TIE COMMON PLEAS,
William c. IIane and John X. Hanc plaintiffs
against George Boliver, as administrator,
OF the Esate Of William c. Cofer, de-
ceased, John J. jackson, Mary A. Weeks,
wife of II. Weeks, Anna Cofer. Sarah
Friy, wife of Jacob Friy, Martha Wealth.
ershie, wife of James w. Weathersbie,
Thomas l.. Cofcr and NJ. X. Cofer, defend.
ants:
Copy Summons for Relief Complaint not
served)
TO THE defendants Thomas L. Cofer and
NJ. X. Cofer:
W on are hereby summoned and required to
IL answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the office OF the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for the said County, and to
serve Copy Of your answer on the subscri-
bcrs, at their Office at Orangaburg Court
house So. Ca. within twenty days after the
service Of this summons on you exclusive of
the day Of service, and If you fail to answer
the complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for the Re
lief demanded in tho Complaint
Dated at Ordngeburg October 21si S73.
DETrevillc & Whaley
Plaintiffs' Attorneys
To Thomas L. Cofer and NJ. X. Cofer, de.
PENDANTS above named:
Take notice That the summons and Com
plaint herein, were filed in the office of the
Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas for Or
an9eburg County, Mt Orangeburg South Car
olina on the 2lst day of October 1873.
DETREV1LLE & WHALEY
Obctoer 22st 1873. 3S-6t
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London workmen are generally fami
liar with Shakespeare.
Omaha has opened her mammoth
hotel. Only half million.
1t is hard to believe that the Bcnders
have been arrested.
Nilsson don't like tenors to maui her
much in love scenes.
There is q general shriukaga in the
Price Of Congress mon.
SA writer wishes to know why people
always spell fats without an Il.
An1Alabama editor offers to name his
baby after the patron who will pay his
subscription the longest time in al
vance.
.oIrOving to John Robinson's circus
being in town, tho regular Thursday
evening prayer meeting has been post.
Roned," said recent number of the
ANte,Rrise, of Dallas, Texas
huA Herman in Buffalo fell into a vat of
beer, the other day, and was drowned
Ae drank as hard as he could to save
hIpBelfr andSwould have succeeded had
potIa. floating cork checked him.
y Do'not talk about yourself or your
family to the exclusion Of other topics.
aWhat if you are clever, and little more
'aothat other people. it may not be tha.
tothsr folks will think so, whatov or tho v
ought to do.
"a Michigan news dealer recently rc
ceived this, order from a young lady ::
"Send me A Novel called buffalo bill an d
the .dais doins." Contrary to what
might be inferred, she was not from
Boston.
A gentleman, in search of a man To
DO some work, met on his way lady
not as young as she once was, and asked
her: "Can you tell me where can finl
a'n'an7?" "No, 1 cannot" she replied
"for have been looking these twenty
years for one myself"
hnGA young man in Bangor, Me-, who
directed to fit slab of soap. stone
which was two inches too long for the
purpose designed, slowly and laboriousl "
sawed off an inch from each end, aud
was surprised when he was told how he
had doubled his work.
Since that young man in Miss ,urinc.
cidentally shot himself while on his way
to church, the other day, we have come
TO the conclusion that the part of our
creed and confession Of faith which re
qulres us all to go to church with
'aesk Gst ket full of pistols ought to be abo.
if res b n. a H
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Auction Sale OF Valuable LnnI
i'm OranScbnrg County.

There will he offered for sale ut Ornnrc-
burg c. H., OIL Monday 18th of January.
all that valuable tract Of Land formerly the
property of J. f. l.. Amnkcr, with the build
ings and improvements thereon, Situate
Lying and being in Orangeburg County
State of South Carolina on Saddlcrs Swamp.
Containing Fifteen hundred and forty.Iwo
(l5i2l ncrcs more or less. Butting and
bounding North Ivy lands of A. Z. Amakcr,
East by lnnds of J. d. Keitt, AMI J. W.
Dantzler, formerly lands of Mrs. f. Carson.
South by lands of j. F. Riley, deceased, and
Estate Of l.. Smoke, and West by lands of
DR.. j. Smoke, Mrs Staly, and Capt. Stack.
Terms Cash, purchasers to pay for papers.
jan 10 1874 II
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR, 7F
ORAsoEDuso CoUxrT,
Orangeburg, S. c., Nov. LIST, l77e.
To all whom ii may Concern:
Pursuant to Title 3, chap. Is, Revised
Statutes s. e. Section SO requires:
SEC So. If any person, compan- or oor-
poration shall commence any business in
any County of this State after the srst dnv
OF September in any year, the capital or
property employed in which shall not hsyo
beer previously listed for taxation in s.id
County, and shall not within thirty dayo
thereafter make such report to tho Auditor
of said County as is required in the INV
sixth Section of this Act, he or they shall
forfeit and pay The sum of one hundred dol
lars, which shall be collected by civil action
in the name of the County Commissioners.
and paid into the County Treasury for tho
exclusive benefit of the County, Aud pro-
ccss in such case msy iss,e ont of the Canrt
of Common Pleas of the County in which
such business was commenced, directed te
the proper officer, and be served in any
County OF this State.
JAS. Wax TASsgL,
n'So--h Co. Auditor.
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Executors Notice of Sale.

by order of the Court of y rebate, 7 will
sell ut Public Sale. oil the 10Th day of jam.
airy, inst. at the late Residence OF RichArI
Masriil, deceased, in this Oraur-hnrc
COUNT, all the rrr.o AL Property. ,s1ccp.
Cotton) belonging to the Lstatc of said
deceased, consisting Of
Que Horse. one Mule 20 head OF Hogs.
lo head Of Cattle. 200 bushels Of Corn mo: E
VI less. 2,oOI lbs of Fodder more or le...
.mioI Scsd o. s'v"n bales, ono fine Set O,
hilil E"rks on" fine double harrcli Il Gum.
o. " l.
hold and Kitchen Furniture and o,hcr
articles, too tediou, 10 m-nlioh, For Cash
JAMES DANTILER,
-it.-n'if II iffi@.l Il Execu'or
OF Richard Magrill, Geccasc1.
Jan 10 Ii 1871 q
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So &c 8, Why am 50
Weak and Weary? ?" when a little bro.
: cher brought the performance to sud
den close by yelling out. "Aunt Mary
says it's because you come home so late
and drunk, most every night"
A sharp Hartford girl. with an eye to
Christmas presents, attended both
Baptist and an Episcopal Sunday school
and all went we'll until she gave several
answers out of her Baptist lesson book
toqrestions in the catcchism. and the,
the churchmen dropped her
2o.f "No woman" says Mrs. Julia Ward
Hove, "can be brilliant after marriage"
Can it be possible that Mrs. Howe has
that Illinois woman who has
been married but fourteen years and yet
has twelve children, with the result of
r the last six months to hear from ?
It is rather hard to have vice fact.
disturbed by subsequent explanation.
In Roaling, Pa, few days ago,
mans life vas saved by the ball from a.
pistol, accidentally discharged, entering
. q Bible which he carrind in his pocket
Everybody sara, "Sce how the religious
are rewarded P'-until it was discovered
Q that this devotee had stolen the sacred
volume and was on his way to pawn it
for liquor.
Glow old are yoA?" asked St
Louis justice of BRIDAL candidate
Eighteen" replied the girl, who looked
ave years younger than that. 'In what
year were you born ?" continued the
justice. The girl stammered, blushed,
and guessed it was in 1859. The hard
hearted official thereupon refused to per-
form the ceremony and she went out
counting on her fingers how much eigh
teen from 1873 left, SO as to bo prepared
for the next trial.
3 salThe panic brought handsome har.
vest TO the legal fraternity in New York
Evory merchant, banker or broker who
WAS in trouble was obliged to retain
/, lawyer, and in many instances mo.o than
, one. The Grinnell bankruptcy case
brought six we'll paid lawyers into court.
The fees required by these men on
such an occasion would not be less than
$4,000 and the cost of the entire Grin
nell suit will probably equal five times
that sum. The best lawyers value their
time from $40 to $50 per hour.
Upon the subject IF taxation nun
Der Of important decisions have recently
.heen made by the Supreme Court of the
United States. One of them denies
the right Of the State to tax imported
goods in the original paokages, on the
ground that the right Of importati, n
carries with it an unrestricted right to
sell the goods. Another decision denies
the right of the State to tax national
property orthe national credit in the
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A CARD

lnasmuch as tho PENALTY for the NON
PAY MENT of TANES accrucs on AMI from
the 10Th day of January, 1874 and 10, OH
the DIST day of FEBRUARY ms h. rct nfprc ad
vrrtised. / regret Is sny that am COM
PEELED to WITHDRAW my NOTICE that
would attend at Certain places 10 receive
Taxes.
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aCooKE, AT CHAMBERS.
On hearing the onrlant in the
above case, supported by sworn ulfida
Wits, alleging the utter unconstitutional
ty of these scrip, on the ground that
notwithstanding the confession of avoid.
ance endorsed thereon. their issue wa,
against the constitution of the State md
the United States. Judge Cooke order
ed that an at Interim injunction do
Issue until the return TO the rule to
show cause why preliminary injunction
should not Issue The hearing has bcc II
set down for the 18th instant, in Hi.
ctv
lhers arc 1925 900 Of these ccrii6.
c"tcs out in the market out in tho cold
The tax levy only nee ,un,s ior s17O, 900
OF them, not allowing f,r nulAu boua.-
Cniom Herald, yammn,y SM.
The scrip above referred to is that
recr"tly issued in payment of the
States iadebsd.ns t. the Rcpublioa
+ III 'a ~ ssalzs : & IlEZllllsiiEl
sIrlntihg Company. VIC act authoriz-
ing it's issue provided that it should be
receivable in payment oftaxes, and upon
that assurance large amount of it has
We understand. been recently bought by
our citizens at prices varying from
eighty to ninety cents on tho dollar. If
the injunction is finally sustained then
all who have bought this scrip will, in
plain english, have been <,o,'nellcR out of
their money. or course our remarks
have no reference to Judge Cookc-he
has but to decide what the law is not
how it should be.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CITIZENS SAVING BAN

OnANGEBuRG s. C.
January 1st., 1874.
Depositors at this Branch are earnestly
requested to attend n MEETING in Orange
burg. on MONDAY, the 18th, inst, at IL
a. NJ. The business to be laid before them
is of the utmost importance. Bring your
BOOKS, or CERTIFICATES of DEPOSIT,
with you.
JAMES H. FOWLES,
Asst, Cashier.
jan 8 1874 II
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT OHR
~ month from date will File my Final
Account with tho Hon. Aug. g. Knowlton.
Judge of Probate for Ornngeburg County.
and nsk for Letters Of Dismissal as Guar
dian Of the Estate of Viola v. Riley.
OMAN Il. RILEY,
Guardian
January llth, 1S73.-4t
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MAnHiED-On the Evening of tho 9th
o, OF january, at the Residence of NJ Rich
Esq, by the Rev Joseph II NJ Chumacciro,
oi the Congregation, Zeth Elohim Charles
ION D. C., MICHAEL MURCUS, of Luwis-
vile, s. C., 10 Miss HANNAH KlCu Of
Orangeburg s. e.
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NEW H.ATENT a I"

DIR. PATRICK COTTON PRESS
The undersigned Agent for iOrangebure
County begs leave to call the attention Of
COTTON PLANTERS to the same, and
would advise every one in need Of COT
TON PRESS to purchase a patent st once.
For CHEAPNEss, SIMPLICITY, and
POWER, it has no equal. ~
Any one desirous of seeing the "modus
,perandi'' of said Press, can do SO by calling
at the Store of j. w. Patrick & Co, Russell
Street Orangeburg C. H., 8. c., where
model can be seen, or address Capt. JEFF
STOKES Gen'l Agent Midway SIC.
J. w. PATRICK, Agt.
Orangeburg County S. G.
july..26 1873
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A CARD.

Such Of our CLIENTS as are Interested m
LLAlMs against the CITIZENS SAYINGS
BANK, now in bankruptcy, are requested
10 come personally with their CLAIMS IN
our ofhce on Monday, 18th inst on which
day we will have arrangements made for
the proof oftheir Claims in proper form.
IzLAR 4 DIBRLE.
orangoburg, s. c. Jan'y 2, 1874.
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Sheriff IS Sales.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
In COMMON PLEAS.

GEORGE BoLlyER VS.. FRANCES L. TATE
JOHN II. P. TATE, ct al.
BY virtue of the judgment and orders r.
this action, will sell at Orangeburp Cour,
House, on tho first Monday in February
next, during legal hours Of sale, ut public
auction.
All that plantation or tract of land, con-
tanning $50 acres, more or less, situated in
this County, and l. ounded by lands. now ar
lately OF a. r. Dash, II z Tate, Estate of
A Tate and Estat of David hulor.
Terms: One half cash balance of u credit
OF one yenr, purchase to give bond and
mortgage OF Premises pur, hascd, TO secure
crru portion OF purchase money, and to pay
Tor papers and recording The above plan.
tation will be sold in parcels, and n Mat Of
same can be seen ut the Sherif's Office. Mt
Orangeburg, S, e,
ALSO
WILLIAM C. COURTNEY ct al, VS.. MARY
FRANCES TATE, CATIARINE
r. TATE, ct al.
BY virtue of the judgment and orders in
this action, l will sell nt Orangcburp Court
House. on the first Monday in Fcburnry
next, during lcgnl hours of sale, at public
auction.
All that plantation or tract Of land, con-
tanning 2397 acres, more or less, situated in
this County, lately known as the Estate
lands of the late Alexander < Tate. de-
censcd, and bounded by lands now or lately
Of J IL P Tate, Peter W Av:nyer, Mrs
George Thompson, and Estate of Vance
Thompson, and by Santce River (exccpting
n certain tract, containing the dwelling and
$50 acres, marked "A" on plat of the anid
lands, made by s X & W a Mcllichnmp-
Surveyors, and dated December II. 1879
me said plantation will be sold in parcels,
and plat of the same cnn be seen at the
sherift's Office, Orangeburg, sc.
Terms :-Onc-half cash, and the balance
on credit. of twelve months, Secured bv
bonds of pcrchnsers and mortgage Of
premises purchased, with covenant for rc.
sale on breach Of condition of land. and
p"rehuserr TO pay for papers and recording.
MAYS,
Coroner,
CO. Acting Sheriff.
Sheriif's Office Orangcbury s G., January
9Th 1874.
jan 10 1874 81
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SATURDAY, JAN. 10, 1871.
Certificates of Indebtedness
Enjoincd by Judge Cooke.

JOHN BAusKETr VS.. THE STATE AND
COUNTY Treasurer, BEronE JUDGE
aCooKE, AT CHAMBERS.
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NJ OTICE.-An Persons L N =
~ debted to the Estate of the late Henry
W. Fogle will make payment, and all having
claims against the said Estate will present
them, to OLIVIA s. FOGLE,
dec j-4t Alministratrix.
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10 all Whom it May Concern

All PERSONS INDEBTED 10 me IN snv
manner will make prompt payment by the
LIST March next After that time all claims
will bo placed in the hands Of LAWYER for
Collection.
jan Std T.C. ANnnrvs
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Tax payers must call for the Tax on cach
piece of property in the townships yhcro
it lies
J. L. HUMBERT,
County Treasurer.
dec 81 1874 >,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the late Ann Berry, are required
to present them, and ali persons indebted
to said Estate are required to mako paw
ment, TO
JOHN P. BERRY,
Qualified Executor
dec 13 lS7a II,
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ESTATE of John Nh. Hrick.-
ID All persons having demands against tho
Estate of JOHN NJ. TRICK. deceased, are
requested to present their respective Claims,
properly attested, to the undersigned, or
they will be debarrcd payment.
Notice is hereby given;to oil concerned,
that on the Both day Of December, A. d.
1873, the undersigned will file their Final
Accounts as Executors Of the Will Of the
said John NJ. Trick, and will apply 70 the
Probate Judge of orangeburg County, fer
their final discharge.
w. Is. MACK,
JOHN A. n HAIGLRR,
Qualified Executors.
Orangeburg Co, s. C., Nor, 81, 1873.
nov, 30 Al
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dec 27
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-01-02

N4'NH" fN@~l
TIE lIollingsworth Buggy Lottery,
Now Orleans, for the benefit Of the
widow and orphansoi EaLtsn JqNp
Fry, was drawn on'llc 95th ut, nc
cording to appointment The amount
realized and handed over ia lblrs.eEiW;
on Christmas day, was $S23. Ticket
No. 4O8 drew the buggy, and was held
by j. IIasshger, Esq, oftl,qAGerniAt
Gazette, New Orleans. We append
below copies Of the notes sent 70, Dad
received from Mrs. Fry Oh receipt Of
the money:
NEW ORLEANS, DetenBer 2b.
Mrs. \. n. Fry:
DEAR MADAM-Enclosod please find check
for The proceeds OF Buggy disposed loG for
you aud your Children. lou VIII fluaSa acS
Cept II as the little mite iron few OF yOtp
late husband b friends. ssf'49sifs IN
Yours truly, HaI a. N. HoLLINoBWoRT& B
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TIE census Of Galveston, nowAbeinl
taken by municipal authority, it il
thought, will shoW total populst4y
Of about thirty thousand. The first
ward, nearly completed, wilP'rthtl
about nine thousand.
The Federal census of 1870 was Be
carelcssly taken in Texas as to afford
little moro than an approximation t.
our real populat ions. ttas. 3 We
We hope that wien we geba now
State constitution, il may nfoyide, ipl
o periodical State census, on which ON
legislative representation shall II bt
based. In q new State, SO, ,lhpldly
changing, the Federal decade census 81
ten years is too farapart to secure fail
representation of the people in helaw,
branch OF the government.
Reapportiqnments Representation, il,
a growing state, ought TO be- made
every six or eight years. y
We are pleased to hear, through the
News, that Galveston willrnalle good
showing. "a 4
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The Io9syllla llOnrlpr-l oIIlplI fag,


The fMEsyillp cNnflerra 0lipAl fagl
lleHlanl M walnut sleek o9lllhill
section OH no lin Allmnl, lhdn4pl Az
Si1O1D ~ nly years nHo lllf flltlJ
we're the greatest inoumlianee lllAssp
lers had,
This hrlof statement d worthy ottho
attention " every pmIfl9 fqfmer n
l'eNAe, Walmum gDWreAdlly from Mo
seed, In six yours they BEGIN 10 hear
In from ten "a fifteen years, on qgg
pralrloi, thoS w.li AsaIu q holslitiai
fifteen 10 twenty-five fetaf sollH'w's+'
Of sufficient dameipr 10 make furni.
turc, aud annually Increase Ia lho
same ratio, ~ II fact unQuoslloned
That the black walnut of TeXaa lagrenl-
ly superior in grain, texture and polish
TO chat OF colder counlAot ppegFe
aud polished, u h heanl lfpl, rjr,llhs
eurled maple and Yielding nothing "a
mahogany,
As an Investment for hla Children
hereafter, tho farmQeof iordlgtsPggl 4
ering tboslIgbt houbq aild gbs6dAl
do nothing moro certain 70 yIeldRrlfll
return than 10 plant In fence corners
aud waste places, walnhts aad pgfIri
by the thousands Examples arc iTl-
morous 10 prove ltbwlsdom and remu-
neratlye result" The nuts can be
obtained by tho bushel on mQsh.QL lAp
waters OF the Trinity ogery gallLi nd
winter, and need Noniyto be-rir'ftttl
whore cattle viii notdestroy the young
sclons 10 Insure their growth.
The sane remarks apply 10 pecan--
wood not no v0luabloby pnypodiIIt
yet useful for some artlcles-of rulrfs
turc, superior for OK and wagon bow9,
wagon spokes, hoops, axe hmIdIea}AMl
many othcrpurposes demaydIngtuQglb
elastic aud durable wood. As fire
wood It ranks with the llcNdry OF tlte
Western Statcs,G The liguitgJu0y 4bp
sown almost broad cast 80 rs TO insure
an even stand on tile pnHflsa1 klmGh0
OF the pecan tree, moreover, Is n
article of commerce, alSbys IN deN8IM
and commanding handsome prices.
The young will eolnnlolian .hearlng ia
five or six years, and Increases Us yield
for many years l
Besides these, there are many other
kinds of timber which can be proh,a-
bly, grown-as cottonwood, sycamore,
bois d are, oak, china, etc, II farmers
would look n few years ahead, to their
children's welfare, atlhlbcr 4phmtaig
would become common.
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10 was expelled frOm Office ny Inc
military powdr Of tho UHiied States,
,bIncu tllat Time he has donp nothing
toiorieItthe confidence then Feposed
In him by the people Of The State,
No more self-sacridelng man lives
upon this globe, When the people
manifested q disposition 10 replace him
Ia the position from which a military
despotism forced him, ho was unwil-
ling 10 etho cause Of diHsonslon In tho
Democratic parly, and begged his
friends not 10 present his name na q
candidate for Governor, although the
demonstrations for him were unmls'
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D A5gged,o3 nwolt Rl4&5itI
yi tdis ,ssgseeq lsilajNEAll
'bdi4saa lHiii.jtabHn Wklsl
M flat dlQ IStsf aklb MIRA
AZ Il RsESll Siissi SIN YlgssI
.-nhl 90 Bgt5, snog0 s.Sgdya
= slV9bgEteyHh bIGnyals2
SoI I Aal VIA e.llfxppfls EyI
dlI bgstf. -sds jAfll il9lltCS1
Y IaK sbgasilsgb oiirSspd
dlinu fn!ii v al wGWol
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THE Council has done some good
work on our streets recently. The
grading Of Sycamore street is the most
judiciouswehave noticed. Itsubservcs
greatly public convenience. The grad
Ing of Chestnutand Ervay (really one),
Is another. They are petitioned to
open Live Oak, which Is much needed,
but requires little work. Its people
protest in advance against its being
dug down. They only wantthe branch
liked and crossing made over the
Central and Pacific roads.
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IiIlrIY.


Mr.. d. NJ. Hollingsworthi sss-1 ALI
pEAR SIR--plcase accept Che grate-
full thanks OF myself and children foF
your very bountlful Christmas gift.
Your kind sympathy has so touched
me, that | am unable TO express toyou
all that ! would wish, and lean only
thank you again, and we shall ask our
good God TO bless, prosper and guard
you and yours at all timea,s .r;.sh s
Respectfully, your hienJ \
AGNES L. FRY.
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VIZ regret to learn that the Dial las
daily Herald Is to be changed into a
weekly Issue. -[Shreyeport South-wes-
tern Telegram. 8
Now, viii the Telegram do Us the
justice to say who Il the author Of that
unqualified fslsehoods