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Middletown transcript., 1875-05-22
REGISTERS ORDER.

New CASTLE COUNTY, APRIL %, 1876.
Upon the application of LUTHER j. Cox,
Executor of Francis s. Cox, late Of St.
Georges Hundred, in said County, deceased,
it is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice Of the
granting of Letters of Administration upon
the Estate of the deceased, with the date of
granting thereof by causing advertisements
to be posted, within forty days from the date
Of such letters, in six of the most public places
OF the County of New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate,
to present the same, or abide BY an Act Of
Assembly in such ease made and provided;
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the MIDDLErown TRAM
SCRIPT, a newspaper published in Middletown,
and to be continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal of
~, Office of the Register aforesaid, at
LIS. New Castle, in New Castle County
~ aforesaid, the day and year above
written. s. G. BIGGS,
RRGIsrER.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1875. e@fkNzH 1875.
DAILY TRIPS TO PHILADELPHIA.

On and after MONDAY, APRIL 9th, 1875,
the Steamer MAJOR REYBOLD will leave
Salem DAILY Except Sundays, at clock,
A. M. Returning will leave pier foot of Arch
Street, Philadelphia, at 2 o'clock, P. M
Landing each way at Delaware City, New
Castle, Pennsgrove and Chester. ~
Stages for st. Georges, McDonough and
Odessa, Del, connect at Delaware City.
Stage for Sharptown and Woodstown, N.
j., connect at Pennsgrove.
Stages for Wilmington, Del, connect at
New Castle.
Stage for Allowaystown, N. j., connect at
Salem.
@ Freight at low rates. All lost goods
must be reported within three days.
Apr 10-ly P. REYBOLD, Captain.
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DRESS GOODS.
CT.OTHING.

New shades of Alpacas, Poplins, Delaines
and Wash Poplins-l24 to 35 cents.
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CONNECTIONS

At Wilmington, with trains on Philadel-
phia, Wilmington & Baltimore, and Dela-
ware Railroads; at Chaddsford, with trains
on Philadelphia & Baltimore Central Rail-
road at Coatesville, with trains on Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, and at Reading, with trains
on Philadelphia & Reading, Lebanon Valley,
East Pennsylvania. and Reading & Columbia
R. R., and the Reading and Lehigh Railroad.
L. COLLINGS,
Feb 2O-tf General Superintendent.
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Dime GABLES.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROADS.
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The mixed train will be run subject to delays Incl
dent to freight business and will stop only at sta
tions where time is given. Fl. F. KENNEf,
sept 26-ly Superintendent
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Delaware Division Time Table.
FALL ARRANGEMEN'

IN and after Monday, Sept Sth, 1874, Sundays
" excepted Trains will leave as follows:
SOUTHWARK NORTHWARD.
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VA TER WHEELS, WIND-MILLS
Pumps, Plumbing and Gas Fitting in country hou-
ses. Send for circulars or call and see samples
w. G. Rhoades, 1921 Market st. Sc 1877
WATCHES AND JEWELRY. At
the old Established stand Of MOORE & BRO,
1O31 Market Street. Jul 4-49&
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TERRA GOTTA PLPES.-Chim-
ney Tops and Cement Rustic Cemetery Posts. g..
w. Hamlin, No. 6North 7th St, jan 212t
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IRON FENCES The New Iron
Nailed to Iron. The Best Iron Fence in the world,
for Lots, Cemeteries, &c. Send for Circular to
Wickersham & Bro, 1908 Ridge Ave Phila.
aprl7-l2t
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UNION SPOKE WORKS. iSpokes.
Rims, Plow Handles. j. G. DAVIS & SON, s.
W. Cor Leopard and Otter SITS. apr l7-24t
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tSflistellareous.

FRENCH STEAM
Securing and Dyeng Establishment, 7s6 Race st.
nov 7-l2t
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PATENTC For For IsvasI.Gss, s,n.r;rS,. IT rn.n. .1s
procured by John A. Wiedersheim & Co..
10 South Fourth St., below Chestnut, Phila. Full
information without charge. Call Or send for
Books of Instruction. se 19-46t
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MTT And Dairy Fixtures, best and cheap
W1AA est WIN. NJ. MORGAN & CO.,
CANS. { III Spring Garden Street succ, C.
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ESTETS E0FFAGE ORG II MS. MS
Organs and Arion Pianos. e. M. BRUCE.
1905 Chestnut St., formerly Of Is N. Seventh St.
Jul4- 4St
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MARBLE WORKS. VAN GUM
KEN d YOUNG, 1871 Spring Garden st. Phia.
Best assortment Of monuments Work in Marble
and Granite exquisitey executed at lowest prices.
apr H-4St
, 1875-04-11

E,oR sALE-BY JACOB G. MAGIlL4 y CLARE
NEW HOUSES. ALL MODERN IIPROyEMENTS,
Jd1NC TTME AND EASY TER41S


NEW HOUSES. ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS,
LONG TIME, AND EASY TERMS.
front, near Lcar1tt, monthly
payments ....~..3 e,00
Ad1msst.-Cornet, description and ter,ns.... 200
On parior ioo7.........-............... ioo7 6ooo
Adansst.-Coruer. satnp description s. so
Centreav.-Now brick house, Eame description. 5000
ioo1nis. - .............:...:....... ~ d6oo
Morgan. ............................... 1000
Monroe -st-kew 9un 6eeley-ay........ 500
Monroe st.-3stoty brick. Aahland-4v...... l000
Park-av.NeW octagun 'front.' long tme- 800
{1o5th 81, ,0o,. eas7 terms. 49,: :::.:.s.... - 500
............................. 400
Grant pace-aioo: lott beautiful GOTTA gp..,... 40O0
LOTS-ON LONG TIME.
Washington AtEast OF Hoyne south 'front.' 30 feet 31l5
AdamsBt-Eaat Ut Lincoln south 'front.' 50 feet.... 10
Adams-st.S. W Lincoln, 80 feet. t............. l60
AdAmsst-fronting jefferson Park, 6U feet. $50
Union Park. log feet S5o
AshlandAy.S. E. corner Of Adhms-st 100 feet.... 800
4neon.st7soath of Adams, east front 3 feet....
Mcbtganav-Near Thirty 30 feet...
st.outhwest cornor Of Dearborn 70 feet..- w
Qhiost-Southwcst corner Of Pne. 50 feet: 16a
Ogdcn-av--Nerth Of faslor-st. southeast front, "a u
, 1875-04-11

= 80 -, ,+x ],T ~ ..S
TOR SALE-bf =. T. hIStLEn, 10 CLAhf-aSt Z:
!: Robey-s1-s near jackson house foons and lot ~
i3 $5,1o ...
onfocst-. near 1eat1tts cottage rooms auQ toE-
Adxmsst-. near CanpoailAF, cot2xe tuooss as1d Let
I1l2l. ~ .--r
Ind btiek Lam, and lot a4..M
indiana st., AehlRnd-4v. 2eto1y house hnd lot,
EiegG
hwnukeeay., Seeondst, 2storns and lot 4o1lo0.
Hntterelde, near Thftieth, cottage and lot, g. &C.,
biuth Dakrbo1n-zt-. Thr1y-second, cottage and
sG1sh fask"h''' eosner eano''.' e'''as0 1no lo''
ssNv. - n.,- Twertv-,fn+h .t,,. md so+ &f ~
ht&le4s-. ncat t s.o sta1 ~ =
ntss, nH< n1.4x 80 ~; ~,
.teI sti, hGaa ""A!'s va @@S
E771a W p.ts wau ~ haar f.th - <n,nn a. h,,
looanA-AF.s ce1ue6 sA4o+ ~ Ns@
ta11aai ta1na,,, n,.- Th;.v.ff,h<~+ e5r17s. s1no DER
AnG1aaA-sfss aea1 Lux ss-AAt1ss-s SAAA'o' ~le~ p"A
to2L ... - ,+,4 cut xo,es. ess n.r
iIas'e-A'"r aosto u A"t1s-ni1n-t1"' "a'-3' >-~ -
n3l- r.,.-., oe~,no
Eutteenol1-a-' eoFne1 nltsJ, ,seeona. 1a14'e'
3:ntteEhelos nSar Ihitteth ~ eoa ,sr foea
Eernoh&f. near 1ntrtS nitn-s! *41to5: Ss' peA As
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Rev J. " Ellis, we are sorry t,
lelrn. is conf iod to his bed with Sc
rious attack of dneumoniI.
NJ a. Patton md Aii';, tyo III oal
OIL j izans, who lave BEN qaitc i. /
fog some Inc, re recovering
NJ W. Y. Viii ,m>gn and bid.
retalnet home TUESDAY erenins. If
trr ten d vs. lhsence in Mempiii-.
Rev. u. N. 1',y or, of Dyer 81
tion, ca!le>. OF t:s Yesterday. lie It
po.,s fruit nearly III hil' ed, hut =, ii
wheat i only ,ligh,ly Damaged.
DR. H. y. Young, of Nlshvi.l
preached in HnfA hollt last sSln.lay.
lie hls pro.ai-rl to be here at on
Dis riot Conference this summer.
Capt. Fr-ncis, the hardware mn
was III town last week. We under
stan he contenipllte*openinga heus'
here Sometime during the sammer
We viii we'comc him.
Col. BENZ min Regsd lie, of the
Southern Elk, reSs, WIS here onerp'e5.
ia mess few days since. Hi, time
was 20 fl1y t:ken az that hi num-
Gus fiirrds saw li.;i, Of hin.
DIR Maxwell, Grand VI ;ster of thu
Strte Grange, and Mr Rivers, I'd III
Hum oldt journal, went to Nashville
Thur ;,y hight last. The former lie
livere,l l.c;u"e i.e|rIEisI Sitarluy.
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\ regular "norther" swept over
this section last Friday.
A sharp frost here last Thursday
morning. Not much damage.
"Ing's agent" has something 10 ray
in another lumn. Read it.
The boys at the freight depot am::ee
themselves dull days By cock lighting.
River. Of the Iiumboldt journal,
has got r boy-so says he Nashville
Banner.
Prof. Raymond held musical
s1iree at the Msthodist Church last
Thursday might,
The crops diinot weather the wealth
er mu,h last week, tut the weather
did crop the crops to an alarming ex-
tent.
A freight train Of the track near
Medina delayed the north-bound train
on the \. y, st, l.. x q. road last
Thursday night
Oer Medina correspondent should
remember that we do not publish any
communicates withcat knowing the
name Of the writer.
Is Il principal bound for the acts &
the agent of an agent? Ii not, what
right has Ing to give any work at all Il
his "agent" here 1t Will hot be egal.
Tremendous quantities of early
garden truck" pass up the road dai
ly. BY the bursting Of Il box Of peas,
one or two darkies secured 4 god din
ner the other day.
Prof Raymond has presented II:
with very pretty littlepiece of vocal
mrsic, composed by himself, entitled
"Wo ont yoH kiss me good night, littit
darling Now. boys, secure this FOL
Your sTet9hearts.
The train from Memphis was delay
ed fear heurs last Monday evening by
the barring of wood pile at Gads
aen's MilI, about thirty miles this sidt
Of that city. The ties were burned
about one hundred yards.
ScsilneT for May has reached US
and is running ever with goodreading,
i should be in every gentleman;
house, as it is tie leading magazine o.
this country. Parties wishing to sub
scribe Tor it cap d. - hy applying al
this oGce.
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L9CAL s.oTfC iS.

VT eseri. aRnsas & T~Eax Railway.
This pioneer liEe Of Railway to the
Great S,Ithwe,t. starting SIS il does
:io.a Hanhinal, No. [whefe II CON
ncc;s aith lie numerous lines of Rail-
w.v from the East and Ndfth(, also
snom ;Ae great city of St Eouis, where
al lines from the East, North and
Sluth make direct connections Nth
t.ieir through trains, aad the country
through which it passes Is the hnert
on the glnl,e, viz i: Through Central
Mi-+ouri. .'ouihern Kansas and the:
!a1;sn nation 10 Texas, where it con-
meets win the tIreat Trunk line of
Tcxss. (the Houston and Texas Cen
trs. 9v.,) which, with as nnmernns
,r,ncncs and Connections. offers the
traveller = shorter. quicker aud con
seqqently cheaper route TO reach the
m5>: important points in the empire
q: the Southwest. Through trains
Thoroughly equipped with Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Westinghouse Air
brake sndaltthe RodeuecHyenicnceS
Of Railway sraycHng, leave Hsnnibal
md 81. Louis d.sils, running through
t. Houston, Texas, without change OF
cars. Then with their branch line
iron, Junction. City, Kansas, which
traverscs the Mi',ie kngth Of the
beautiful Neosho Nailey aud connects
xi.h the main line at Parsons. kaS.
aad their arrangements with connect
iig iaes from halKas City for the
travel from the Greg Northwest,
truly il can hc said ,of il, It's the
Great American lhorOsghfare. The
1.eUI 1ePnrinfent az shis Road
Have for sale long 'the iine Of Road
the Great Ncosho Valley, over
D.,E MILLION ACRES of Choice
tarminy, Fruit and Stock Lands, on
ten wears credit, at LOW RATES.
They uiIer great Inducements for the
wear 1879, for colonies and families to
settle on their lands. Special low
rates Tor transportation, also maps, time
csrds, and III information can be had
by addressing the General Passenger
Department, Seeaiia, Mo. feb4-ly
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DEE.


SHEPHERD-On the 18th inst, al
McLemerosville, ANNA NEAL, infiLt
laughter IF W. NJ. and Cora She
herd, of this place.
Like pril skies. our lives are frnught
With cha zes swift and dread;
The fairest flower tina. spring hath brought
In oue brief hour lies dead.
We watched. vita foad raternal care.
The opening bud expaRd,
And vaii5ay th0ulht thst!powers so rare
Could st.y Death rGtss,es' hand.
At the bsptismsI 'pat ro gave
Our treasure. Lord, to thee.
With thankful hearts, ana humbly prayed
That We might faithful 20.
But now ''tht little restless feet
Have passed the threshold o'er:'
be childish voice, ia accsTt.'sweet.
VIII lisp fon.. names no more.
it'll sadly aching he2rts wsVs laid
Oar dar ing dowa t. rs.t,
Beneath the dropping willow shade.
by unbea,ns Of ear SEQ.
The Apuil showers thst Ssntly fall
v i'll not 3itarD h. rest;
So7 rccks ,,lu cI me fun tal pail
La hcg home Sitl tie Bfsst.
Fain woad ~ t=arr TIA spirit Fight
OF IL returning soul.
And mark the joy and sweet delight
ThroaghUuA the upper fold.
And list the songs vt rapt'foas JOY
hat rang the heaeenly Sir
when, freed from esrth. her Euiiclcss soul
Fonnd happ, entrance there.
April IS. 1879. ~. =.
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cIA &c: aal ia1he seosnf pl %. M
b ird il nareiy "a feFat for Mr. Ing
for he Qng) IS sd hrs heen the oiAy
tlmty sh 'riffr Ibis cou I. Sheriff
Arnold his settl~i the question "a :
ciiine that. Mr. Eg 'd'i do as he
chooses" Just ex city the Iizht We
Intended - f4rce him r. for he IS
doing wror'g. Ee'ri i rl''re WAS no
deputy It III IN, II HoRl'l he lngS
dn:y to aaver-i'e -the seies IN the pa
per having The hsrges1 circul'tipn IN
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ranRo,.r. srEuS.

A grand hop wiz tdke place at the
Mckenzie House tomorrow night,
The proprietors of that eexcellen,
house know how to make people COM
Portable. Go.
\ revival has been in progress ut
Mckenzie inc time past.
The Huntingdon 1'faessays a negro
boy about six years Odd was drowned
by ,liing in the ci@terii at the school
house ue..r VI KenLie SOM Il v since;
he wass missed from the school ans!
supposed to hive gone homh, but al
forwards, upon examination was found
as above stated.
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A Gross Mark

.! the margin # your paper indi-
'ates thlt yeur time rs out, or will en-
lie with the next paper. Rememhel
,ar rule-CAsH ALWAYS N ADVANCE
+ not renewed, We take it for granted
,ou dc not want thep pei my longer.
ID = sr a.me vii he dropped from
,r ft. We intchd to publish the
est paper in West tennessee, and
a more Subscribers we get, the bet
we can make the 7 i'er. Let eve
y Que renew and hfi44g another with
i'm.
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No. i Of La Creme lie IA Cfsme
The great mssfc.sl monthly. has rescii-
led us, and is fsled with the best RE-
&c. Send to j. l.. Peters. New York,
for it. 81 per year; Soc per copy.
The next Quarterly Meeting for
Milan and Huntingdon Station VIII
be held at Huntingdon on Saturday
and Sunday, May 18th end 10Th.
The 4aeinbefs OF the church are re-
gasstel To pay their quarterage u the
Stewards between now and that tTrne.
The ground was frozen in this sec
lion Inst Saturday morning. The f.ui.
is thought to he all killed. though We
hope it viii not be 50 bad Is that.
Wheat is considerably damaged where
it was very forward, but We don't
think much Of i was far enough ed
yanced to be badly hurt. Early veg
etables are badly nippcd.
Last Monday salesman in Main
street store sold a lady fve-eighihs Of
yard of cloth at the rate If 81 per
yard. She cautioned him about tle
calcul ,tion, when he remarked, "Any
clerk who couldn't compute that SIM
pie fraction correctly deserved to be
discharged" After inmate figuring,
he informed her thH her IlH was 10
cents!
\ poor old frame Of a herse strae-
sled into town the other day, az
rActing considerable attention. He
was - thin and weak that he cagld
hardly move. Some kind-heaited
persons gave him a good square feed
Of corn. The owner Of thai horse
should be indicted for cruelty to ami
NILS, or turned out to starve himself
awhile.
We have received the address Of
Col. Z. w. Cole, President of the ",
&. & St. L. railway, delivered before
the Legisl March 18th, on the
subject of railroad taxati n. Col CODE
is, We think, the best railroad man lii
the South. which his management
proves, and this able address did more
to settle the impending r,ilreld diff
culties in this Statethan anything else.
We have received "Barnum's Adj
vance Courier g ing a detailed de-
scripiion of his Great Roman Hippo
+, drome and Congress Of Nations. The
Eastern press speaks of this as the
most stupendous travelling show in the
world. It requires about l25 railway
cars to transport 1t from one point to
anoihcr, employs about 1900 people,
755 horses. and elephants, c.ime,-,
stag, cstliches, ETC., in large numbers.
This mammoth show will make II tJ,T
of the uatry this spIing and stIasleg,
Writing the principal cities and towns.
Ifit comes in reach, al our readers
0ag'.i 20 - 10 see 1t.
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O%EE yHEE t0CSTT.

The Young leaves on MANY Of tke
forest treas hJv, lteu killed by the
frost
Both the editors Of the Herald fell
early in the action at a recent spelling,
match.
The Hum'oldt Musical Club viii
give charitable concert on the night
Of Tus.aday, 9th.
The kitchen % Mrs Col. y. +. iii.
of Trenton, WIS burned on Monday i
last week. The dwelling had u Aar-
row escape.
Judge Bllck has admitted til
Bonds to hsi.-Iienry $4,000, and
Eli $1,000. \ hearing WIS had at
Hum last week.
On accnun; of mad dogs in Trenton,
an ordnance has been passed requir-
ing the muzziing of dogs by their
oyuers. If not complied with, tae
iogs arc to be killed.
The auti.ogi;ics Of iIumhoidt E,fijsc
70 order An election to contract the
corporate limits, and the ''rehel9" arr
asking fora mandamus tocompel taem
TO allow the election.
The residence Of the widow Ihomp-
aon buracj in Trenton last SatNrl~y,
the Ere originating from the kitchen
stove. The furniture was sayed, but
about $500 in gold Wis melted. No
insurance
Sews-G .gotte: AZ his residence,
three miles northeast Of Trenton, II
n nday evening, at six o'cl9ck, Nr
Joab Branson died, in the serenty-sixth
wear of his age. The deceased 81 IS
one of the oldest citizens Of Gibson
county, moving from the place OF his
birth, Stokes county, \. G., about so
years ago. He WAS an upright, con
sistent christian, and jealous Mason,
bv which Order he WAS buried, with
! its honors and ceremonies. lie leaves
a wife and ten chill lren, besides many
grandchildren, 10 mourn his loss.
We find the following in the News
| Gazette, complimentary to one of our
/ we,l-known young men. Mr. Shepherd
will no doubt mike g good officer, and
we wish him pleasant and profitable
stay in Trenton:
Our new Postmaster, Mr. +. 3
Love, has seat his bond on 10 tae Pest
MASTER General at Washington tor Of
| f-ial accept nee and as SION a. Motif
ed cf its acceptance will teke charge
OF the otIicA. Dir Love has employed.
we learn, Mr. Ben shepherd, Of Milan,
as his Deputy. Nest Of cur city read
els are doubt ess we'll acquainted with
Mr. Shepherd wao Was student here
at Andrew college s;ncethe war. Ben
1 is It most worthy young gentlemen and
he and his en.pleyer viii, We trust,
find their business relations with the
public entirely satisfactory.
The Hnmb lit Herald, after copy
ing our item in reference to the Ing
Baird difference, says at Il ices iii
Ing in the light Of doing wrong, and
leaves the impression that he Is the
member of ring. In the first place Nh
Ing, possessing 1t least some little
knowledge of lls duties, knows bctter'
we should ta;.h. where ta.sle bis ad-
,v-rtisips than TIE sitter cf BE TX
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GREENFIELD.
APRIL 20, 1875.

APRIL ~, 1879.
Eltor ErcIiangI
lfyon viii slow IN SIN II space
in YOUR valuable paper. 1 will give
yol f.W Greenfield iteri.. Every
thin. moves on smoothly about our
,.iet little town. Nothing tragical
%. comic.I 10 interrupt the dull, m =
notonous routine Of everyday life,
s.y..ept m OCCASIONAL Gro k of +" hard
lines" Nv some old farmer, VIII his
com to sell It Fix dollars per barrel,
bacon. at Is cents, and eight or ten
bales Of e,tten under his gin shed.
These are the m N who do most of the
croakiug. ( The. f,rmers generally in
this county are in Il better condition
than in any county know of in West
tennessee. We have Ind Il very cold
spell for eight or ten days and c''nSid-
erslbIe frost, snd it is the general iia-
pres ion The peaches are all killed and
wheat in flesh Ecnds considerably
dsmase,l. Nearly all the farmers
are h II sloie pl nting corn and every
thing bids fair for Il big c'oP. We
had very severe storm on the loth,
which dill considerable dlmlge 70
timber ana fences.
We regret to announce the very
sudden death of one of our most
worthy ard eRterpri;ins citizens--hr
Crckttt Yousqg. who lived - mles
els; IF this place. Mr. Young had
done a good hait' days work n his
/ farm, came home End ate hearty
dinner. went =, the tire-pace, sal
down and fell dead, not utteIIng d
word. a physicians was called H.
jut too lite. Cause, supposed to ne
! heart disease. He leaves wife and
! eight lite children to mourn his loss.
! We have in Greenfield two dfy
goods stores, two family groceries, one
/ first-c!ass drug store and TWO saloons
Oar clever friend, Tom Allen, ha'
/ Just returned from st. Louis. where
he bought 2 splendid stock of g0od'
for sash, and we know he can sci
EN- cheap. AIessrs- Ward & Br'
have also Received and ere now open
Ing a rice stock IF spring goOda
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NLA~, April 20,,I875.
lei-n M p,si-.oa as agent g.
youv i. X ~. Il w.atod M :
haze nay a NJ I've. isiag doe vi
yau, t. li!,'r ,Iiax i. si-a', is tr
Lands are ii in tai7 pIG u the c'uA's
And tn n he pop rs to fo:ce me i.
40 so y4;,yi1g, Il nill not let y"n
have thu wo.k TIA t you dill il th~
Hum olat ( HS ST you doa't adve.
ti,e IL "a" Her ID" Ino longer e
l. th4 gent II sucf men : com pose
your & m. Nh tt, Z ". Ls's in
torest III the iIer.ll? | shpp1s" It
must In -oa,si lex be, as he preset
mo so hid for N, wo.k.
Wien "a lpsointcd D!u,
Sheriff y j. 3. Ausoii, the Higa
Sheriff OF Gi'.>oA county, We hl.l iut
little TX : to the territory HAT Was
allotted f. e.cA me Of IL, to work.
I proposed tht1 h. re 4 rot give me
any; OH JUS, iat me- have ali the
business that | pat in the tSo courts,
and would he satisfied. :itw'.s agree,
aide to I'll ia1ugh.. 5D Went 20
work, as | knew ] Rlu-t. or | would
nave nothing to do. have got quit
nice share of bu.iaess in The Hum
bul'lt Court hy friend, Deputy f.
u, Ing, claims to ne the High Sherif!
OF said court, md refuses to give me
any ct The business at al unless /
will do Is he vs.. l must say. is i,
coileciing officer, will ,0i le; Mr. f.
. W. Ing dir..tc us 70 where / shall
have my advertising done. | Away
try to keep my hrain Coo Ny re
ceipt, re out for these Isotes and az
counts. and will c,ltee; the m myself
or re.igo. IN vii ing 10 give the
| Sheriff I I,el cent. on tke cases, = w;is
the understanding ut The beginning,
of l Cannot m lie ii living OUT of the
ttii"', 9a any business m.n knows.
Serving van :hts is or!y 30 cent, and
ievies are Il, all ioia. The profits OF
The otfic, comes o,i7 of siles IN lie i;
comntssi ii i, tao iiyiu4 Of the vltine.
- Yen see Il 11ce j had aetter quis.
have tyu critters fJr the sale Of hand
nov re-oy, besides other work thlt
Ing holds. 'Gmte Il nIrc -ofue of 10:
nae 70 ecve ai,uu, 100 0! 80 81 :o,u,.-
each coart and ii alsy De resilze ..nls
about - for Al the wok, while Il.
". Ing caa smob iiDe tobacco aud do
but little. I'll churn AMI Ing yet the
butter, and then, Its ell rignt-hold
sui. cannot and vi not. IVAN,
the itiing settled ii once. If cannot
get my work | I'M OF. / appeal u
! our Sheriff, for IN adjustment Of the
. matter u. /. BAIRD.
| Deputy Sheriff Gil,Sor 20.