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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17
Tie following letter is just received:
DIES MONIES, Iowa,
Feb. 18th. 1916
Pigs Feet ana coaee for Two.

rigs GCG WuW OOHeO 10f 1vVOs
An evening or two since q couple of
young bloods of this city concluded to
have each square meal outside of
regular hours, and therefore calledat q
pig foot dispensatory on Main street
and ordered the old gentleman in at.
tendance to "set 'em up" for two. The
old lady busted around lively, and
coon had everything in order and tho
boys set down to their meal which
they appeared to highly enjoy. When
they had picked clean the bones, mas
ticated the pickles, disposed OF the
crackers, cleared the butter dish and
drank the catsup, the fun commenced.
They each punched their fingers into
each others vest pockets, explored the
vacant recesses of their pants, and as
a compromise. informed the old gen.
tleman they had left their money at
homo on the piano, and to just put it
down on the "schlate." But 1t proved
TO be no go, the dodge was too thin,
and the old man with the old lady in
the rear, placed himself full in the
doorway, and told them to come down
or he would stand them on their heads
in the street. Az there was fire in the
old mans eye, they effected compro-
mise. They each were wearing fancy
scarf, such as are common among tony
colored BARRIERS, and fearing vengeance
dire, each laid down q scarf with a
promise to redeem in the morning
The old man was modified, and fol-
lowed BY the old lady fled out of the
doorway, and the boys were soon in
the street, and surprised their parents
by returning to their respective domi-
ellis earlier that night than for year.
We would advise such young gents
not to put on SO much style on 30 lit
tie. capital, unless they first see that
the window curtains are down and a
COURIER reporter is not in the neigh
borhOod.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

Our esteemed friend, Rev. j. McEi-
roy, of Batavia, was In this city last
evening, aud left on the X. & d. M.
noon train today for Ames. to visit
friends at that place Daily l0h inst.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

d. w. Cox has sold his interest in
the Pella Blade to 4. c, Masteller, and
>. d. Better returns to the editorial
tripod. We think the reorganized
Blade Will lose none of its usual
sharpness.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

A drop in at the mammoth hat
house, rs Union block, led to the ILL
quiry as to the season stock. Mr..
Devln informs US thst on Friday or
Saturday, he will have on exhibition
the finest line Of Hats ever offered to
the trade in this city, and he proposes
that bis house shall be second 10 none
in the State. 7@S
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

W. G. Moss Jr., & Co., are now re-
ceiving still another stock Of new Win
ter Goods, and by the first .of next
week will have house full, and invite
all in want ofcheap goods to drop in
and see the latest styles, and buy their
goods at extraordinarily low prices.
They always take especial pains to
show their goods and if yon can be
persuaded to look at them you will be
sure to buy, as You can't resist sucb
bargains as they will offer you.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17
From the Daily oftne 18th.
CONVICTED.

CONVlCTED.
The case of State of Iowa Va. John
Chancey charged with the murder of
John Shea on the evening Of the 18th
of August 1874, was given to the jury
at Sc O'Clock last evening. The charge
Of Judge Knapp was very lengthy,
covering all the law and points in tho
case, in such q manner that there was
DO chance for the Jury to make any
mistake as to their duty or in arriving
at just conclusion as to the guilt or
innocence Of CLANCY. The jury then
retired to their room in charge Of the
bailiif, and Chancey was conducted to
his cell in the best of spirits, no doubt
hoping that the jury would acquit him
or perhaps render such verdict as
would make his punishment compar-
atively lightonc. But his calculations
were not based on good grounds.
At four o'clock this morning the
jury had made up their verdict, . mes
senger was sent after Clerk Cooley
and Judge Knapp, the prisoner was
brought into court, and the jury polled
and found to be all present Up to
this time Chancey bore himself up
with great flrmness, apparently fear
Ing no danger; but when the Clerk
said, Gentlemen, have you agreed up
on verdict 2" and the foreman an
swered, "We have" and said murder
In the second degree" his courage
broke down, and he became pallid nm.
der . sense of his painful situation.
This verdict commits him to the pen.
itentiary for not less than ten years and
perhaps for life.
The evidence, we are informed, was
almost exactly the same as before the
Coroners jury, which the readers of
the COURIER are already familiar with.
Tomorrow being the last day of this
term Of court, Chancey will receive
sentencein the morning. His attorneys
were Stiles & Burton and w. II. G.
JaqIes, and they very ably defended
their client, and have made . motion
In arrest of judgment and for q
new trial, alleging as cause therefor
improper conduct on the part of the
jury, and also on exceptions to some
rulings of the court.
The prosecution was also very ably
conducted by District Attorney Fee,
and W. w. Cory who assisted him.
Chancey is about % or 80 years Of
age, and is about a. perfect = speci-
men of physical manhood - can DO
found In . thousand, is light complect-
cd and q person who would not natu-
rally be considered vicious. In fact
we understand 1t was his usual boast
that che. was the bulliest boy on the
Dump" and his appearance will fully
carry out his idea. But the unlimited
indulgence of unbridled passions, and .
mistaken idea of chivalry, will sooner
or later lead the best men In the world
where Chancey il to-day.
More than one man has been called
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17
Is. I. UURRETT, Il
JOHN $. Cam, Secretary.

Hereafter all communications relating (
the 9Th Concert should be addressed to th
undersigned, and l pledge myself that th
drawing shall come off February 9th g
that every dollar paid for tickets shall
returned.
G. M.BRIGGS, Agent and Manager.
Room 4, Public Library building,
Louisville, Ky:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

Whole Tickets, $50. Halves, SIS Tenth, or each
Coupon, IS. Eleven Whole Tickets, e500.
For Tickets and Information, address
TlAOS. e. BRAMLETTE.
Agent and Manager, Louisville, KY.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17
OFFICE OF SCHOOL SURF. }
Fab 10Th 1919

HeO. A1tns 1910. y
EDS. COURIER AS there has been nm
Impression in some parts OF the State
that the Supreme Court of Iowa had
recently decided that the parent of the
child has the right to select the studies
the pupil is to pursue, I submit the
following, received from Hon. Alonzo
Abernethy, State Sup't. of Public In.
struction, for publication in your
journal, 80 that the impression may
be corrected: 8 Es& 8
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17
Aacrort OF the WapcllO County Agri.
cultural Society.

Report Of the WapcllO County Apr,.
cultural Society.
EDS. Commandments, as there has
been considerable talk in regard to
the receipts and expenditures of the
funds OF the Wapello County Agri-
cultural Society land our ex- Treasurer,
Henry Garfield. failing to publish his
report during his term OF Office, 1
herewith submit a report as taken
from the Treasurer's books:
RECEIPTS.
March 18TH, 1874, L. +. Newell, cx-Trcas-
urer, balance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, S2s III
Fair held -. 1880 49, - 1878 q
December !, appropriation from State :. 200 90
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17
PUBLIC LHBRARY OF KENTUCKY

Death Of Gov. Bramlettc-Acti0n Of
she Trustees-A Successor Appoint.
ed-Ne more Postponcments-Draw-
ing Certain February 27th.
At a meeting Of the trustees Of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky, Jan. 16, 1876 it
was resolved that G. NJ. Briggs, ESQ.,, who
under the late Hon. Tho. e. Bramlette was
the real business manager Of the gift con.
certs already given in aid Of tho Public Liz
brary Of Kentucky, be and he is hereby au-
thorized to take the place made vacant by
the death Of said Bramlette, in the manage
ment OF the affairs Of the 6th and last gift
concert, and that the drawing announced Tor
February ~, 1876, shall positively and un-
equivocally take place on that day without
any further postponement or delay on any
account whatever,
R.T. DURRETT, Pres.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

Two weeks since we were informed
that our old and esteemed friend j. M.
Chisman, of Polk Township had died.
We are very happy to announce that
he sent in to-day by his son c. r
Chisman to renew his subscription to
the Weekly COURIER for another year
and says that he Is not get dead. 1t
was his brother John B. Chisman, who
lived in the same township, who died
at the advanced age Of SO years. We
hope our friend j. M. Chisman may
live and read the COURIER for many
years hence.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

A DvERTlAING Cheap: Good: Systen-
a attc.-All persons who contemplate making
contracts with newspapers for the insertion of 0d-
vertsementS, should seid 25 cents to Geo. p.
Rowell Co., a Park Row, New York, for their
rAMPHLET-BOOK ninety seventh edition., con-
talning lists Of over 1000 newspapers and estimates
showing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
Ing papers In many States at o tremendous re-
dnction from publishers rates. GET THE BOoK.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17
IMPROVEMENTS.

J. II. Merrill & Co, have purchased
Of G. A. R9mer lot l56, which il 49,
by l6O feet, on the corner of Market
and Third streets, for IS. 300, and just
- soon az the weather will permit will
commence the erection Of building
100 feet deep 49, feet front and two
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17
THE FIRST OF THE sEAxon.

L.. ii. Wilson, as usual, lie ahead of
oil competitors. He is now in daily
receipt of all the late styles, and ev.
erything new in the BOOT and SHOE
line, which, as usual, will be eold at
prices that absolutely defy competition.
do not fail to call and see him if YOU
want something nice. neat, and of the
very latest style. flo 2td wit
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

If yon have no time or money to 20
down South and make fool of your
self during the carnival season, here is
. receipt for getting mp Mardi Gras at
home: Put on your overcoat wrong
side out, tuck your pant-legs in your
boots, hang a big key at your belt, car
~ a churn-dasher bottom end up over
your shoulder, and with coal. scuttle
on your head march down the middle
of the street, making everybody turn
out. You can make a first-class Mardi
Gras this way, but as you are in Of
tumws instead Of New Orleans you
may expect to be arrested by the City
Marshal and sent up to the Spilman if
you try it.
SLEIGH-RrDE.-Some dozen or more
ladies of the city took their husbands
a sleigh ride Wednesday night. They
started from the city about half past
6 o'clock and brought up at the hospi-
table mansion Of N. G. Hill, mile and
half north of the city. They went
duly prepared for the occasion, armed
with fresh oysters ETC., and from Z
O'Clock till after eleven they were
splendidly entertained by Mr.. 6 Mrs.
Hill and their excellent family of sons
and daughters, and the rich cider and
golden apples from the Squires cellar,
the glorious coffee and cream. from
Mrs. Hills larder, and the oysters
were relished hugely by their unex.
pscted guests. Sprighuy conversa-
tion, excellent music on the piano bv
the Misses Hill, filled up the iuterludes
between refreshments, and all came
home to the city voting that the
Squires was the best place they had
yet found for surprise party. No
mishap occurred except that Old
Boreas took possession of and waited
Eye locals" hat to unknown regions,
and for all he knows it is still on its
travels.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

WA ATen AGENTS for the LIFE AND
WAN Gu EXPLORATIONS OF DIR
LIv9NGSTONE." Complete, authentic: q
fresh book. Price suited to the times Address
d. B. RUSSELL, Publisher, Boston, Mass
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

More than one man has been called
"crazy" for advertising largely; but
NO one seems to remember his ALBERTA
tion after he makes comfortable for.
time.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17
MOUND CITYMEDTCAI,YN SrTTTITE

NO. GA N. Aah ht., ~. Louis, Mo.
~ eHAkss % PmrsiclAns 4np 81 sgsops
Who each hays Ihs Of special dsps, Uncut urtcp
lar Atseation gvsa diseases srsing fro asblty se
Ahsse Of the :"
9eknA1 oEEA1a0.
9yphilis Goasrrho. 0lest Npssaassfrhos Euasslsas.
Loss Of Manhood Ssif.Abus 70.
CHsosio Dssssss Of The kidneys, Liver. Luuss rye
Ear. stomach Blood and Nervous gyss<m surcassfuy'
rasArHp; Hlso ali dissasea Of women
hunsicAL Ornskvfoss special aud general D,serfn,vn
paurhs with account can - ma IN nnlls.
uon. or sent ~ mAii for sisups. .FtS~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

ONE MILLION ACRES In Iowa and Southern
Nebraaks.
The finest country In the world to combine
Farming and Stock raisng. :
Products will pay for land and improvements
long before the principal becomes due.
LaFee di1o0unts fof cash, within enc, two and
three years.
''The so-called destitution in Nebraska lies in
the fay western region, beyond the lands Of the
b. 4 -. r. b. Co.
A0FR circulars that will describe fully these
lands, and terms Of sale, apply to or address
LAND COMMISSIONER,
Burlington, Iowa; for Iowa Lands, or
Lincoln, Neb.. for Nebraska Lands.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1875-02-17

RCM month to agents everywhere. Address
paw EXCELSIOR MFG co, Buchanan Mich
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
State Items.

The Changers ere erecting hall and store
room At Peel Tree, Barbour county.
The State Historical Society holds its nex,
meeting on January 20, 1876.
A Monroe county yellow poplar tree has
been cut and turned out 9 500 feet Of plank.
Rev. Wesley Kenney, formerly ofthe Fourth
Street Methodist Church, Wheeling, is dead
The Wheeling Register thinks Wheeling is
destined to be " a big city, in every respect.
We hope SO.
The Ajax Base Ball Of Kingwood played
the Deltas Of Rowlesburg last week aud got
whipped Score: Deltas O.; Ajax, 81.
The Wheeling Register says that the new
Union School building corner Of Il and 18th
streets, in that city, VIII be flushed the last Of
this month
r. Preston Chew, Esq, Of jefferson, ard
Mai Beverly Rudolph Of Clarke viii act as
two Of the judges at the tOurpame ol the
Winchester, Va, Agricultural Fair.
T. Boyd Faulkner, Of Martiust Tg, was
appoiot,d trustee Of Berkeley Spriu by Gov.
Jacobs, Wm. Baker, the former Incumbent
having been removed by the trustee.
The Parkersbprg District Con 'erence Of the
NJ. E. Church, South, commenced its sessions
at Ravenswood, yesterday, Bishop Dogsett OF
Richmond, Va, presiding.
The Wellsburg Herald thinks The grain
crops in that vicinity irst-rste," and says
that were it not for the fruit crops falling tie
season would be a very productive one.
Hon. Septimus Hall of We'ael, and Miss
Fannie AushuItz of MoundSyilIe were mar
lied at Wheeling last week. The couple leit
on western tour.
The Big BONANZA Fishing Club Of Wheel
ing has elected L. f. Stfl, President; =,
Kramer, Captain W. \. SllAde. Mater I
Camps; J. 7. Dick, Commisslry; +. RI Dick,
Secretary; Vim. ' olenweter, Treasurer.
The Morgan Mercury saws on. John W.
Grantham's name having been mentioned IN
connection with the office of State Treasurer,
we can only say that We can't think Of bet
ter man for the place-at the present writing.
A warrant was sworn out in Berkeley coun-
ty. West Virginia, on Monday, by Dr. Dan
iels, against d. f. Horuer charging him with
the murder ofthe doctors brother sometime
during the war He hal an examination, was
defended by the Mess s. Faukners and dis
charged.
Mr. David Evans nd Miss Clara Pomeroy,
ayouug daughterof Rev j 5 Pomeroy, both OF
Fairyiew loved each ether and escaped parent
al control by clipping over the state line into
Pennsylvania, where the happy pair ae yet
domicjied at Cr,SS Creek with the sroomS re-
la,iycs. Success to the youthful runaways
A fire broke on, in the confectionery store
Of Mr.. c. Il. Reynolds, at Martiusburg, W.
Va. on Saturday morning last, which was
soon euyeopcd in flames, and resulted i'll the
destruction of the building and the entire loss
Of his stock, being about $4,000 The fire
communicated to several adjoining frame
buildings, doing considerable damage.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
Centennialities.

Tho V,,v Hampshire los Stature has made
IN arrr.prja;:ou Of go 0oe f'T the centennial.
Prominent English merchants have charter
81 he Great Eastern, and vii. run her between
Tiycrro5l aud Philadelphia during the 'enicn-
Nal.
The CIV is still they como
The vicksburg HsraH suggests Davis as
orator next year.
Gov Bfeler estimates ttst Sl,5oo,ooo are
y,t reaairel to liuish the buildings.
Tt, now sensation is to try and get Queen
yirtori, % visit us 10 1876.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has given hall d
million dollars @ the Fund.
The Massachusetts, legislature has aPPro-
,,r;,tcd So. 900 for her contribution.
Likewise Connecticut who also gives Si5,-
ooo I'm her own creiitable representation.
The KNIGHTS TemTlar Of Charleston, 5, C.,
Il .f.s Montgomery Grays, Of Montgomery,
SI, want TO visit Philadelphia, next year.
s,os enterprisiug yankee has paid IN ad-
- 600 fr the privilege Of selling soda
wafer to the psrspjring pilgrims to AOe''y 5
shrine. ..-.-,..
r., a0Otb anniversary of The first lniroduc-
49,, IF Mint Juleps into Virginia, was celeoTa-
. ~. c.v DAVIS ago. For fear OF mistakes as 10
','' .'ie-,;,,i5av. month oryear, the celebration
'' ', ~ ,,,r daily as long a. sTaSs Srows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
Fred. Douglass and the Colored Pee
pie.

During a Fourth Of July speech near Wash
instou City, Fred Douglass, the distinguished
g7lorel orator. alluded 10 The condition Of his
race 10 quite racy style, aud spoke bis mind
aud the mind of the honest people Of the
land craceruiag the white-,kiuued caryet-bag
guardians Of the Blacks. Hear him
"Au we ask is fair field to work in ard
the white man leave us alone. We have been
injured more than we have been helped by
men who protested 70 be our friends. They
are LAWYERS without clients, mjnisters-bro-
keu down miuistcrs-without churches wan
GFin. teachers without scholars. They arc
-rca, tc.-ars. They have the gilt OF begging
down Co uicetv. They are great at getuug
out circulars. They scatter them broadcast
over tie land as leaves before autumaol gales.
lf YOU are worth anything they will hud ont
where Won live. and 10 you never got letter
before You wjIl get enc ROW.
" T.'sw-ci,-eus. we must stop these men
from le-.jus for Us. They uiisrepresent us,
audi cause the country % look upon MS as a
rolr and helpless people. They say please
1--WE something % help educate the poor p.ack
people. but Do, pray, pay II % me-. and II
tits % hundred dollars 70 is reduced 90 about a
hundred cents when 10 gets 90 the poor black
n.,rle.f We 90 not want. we viii not have
;a,se second rate meu begging for Us. We
protest against it.
E.frru. 90 the Frcslmlas Savings Bank,
hc said. we have taj Freedman 5 Sl-
WING. Gsuk Institute. but we dou't want any
more. Our white friends told Us that 1t We
had cents Oh Uuus them 70 them and they
would tlke care Of thea; II we had dvliarS,
mp ,--.i.els cr thousands 70 bring them 90
,..n. They told rs they had goose aud a
Golden enc Yes. we put oUr millions there,
lst where arc they now The men who
went rut1 tult bank % few years ago poor
mon are now lrmici'ed In beautiful homes
md lr.v- ,rcr Trc turnouts. 70 makes me
.,el ba.N~ en- tLiuE how We nave been robbed.
Just caIr-h hoacst men have been put INTO
the hank % iasurc lbs success. Bat while
r,ay put iu two sound apples they slipped IN
five "a six spec5ci ones aud were sure 20 turn
,lc succks down.
He urged the colnrel people 90 tor begging
r,- themselves. and ;f they puilt churches not
6, ask the white people o. py for them. II
tl,v hli banks. colleges, and papers, not to
ask other people % surp'rt them; out oe m
5ersD4put, In conclusion he said: " We
pr5nls. o. cut loose from all invlHons class
institutions. and 20 part company with all
these wandering meniicauts who have i'iIoW-
eli o., simply for p1ltry gain, and we now Qua
am a.7ccti1uate farewell % all these plumber
ems and ia The future if we need Noses we
uiI ful d.m iu our own tribes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
pieaic al Eyrne's Island.

A parade aud picnic Of the Knights Of
Py,hms at Byrnes Island, in the Potomac at
Hlrpers Ferry, came of on Saturday last
and was Tie occasion Of a large gathering
Of people Of both sexes and al ages, and the
day was largely enjoyed b. all The island
is a charming spot for such recreations. and is
frequently resorte3 to. 7. Knights Of Pyth-
las made handsome display in their rich
regalia, and were eloqueutly addressed by c..
II Hodgsoo ESQ, Of the Norgen Mercury
a high official % The order, who was intro
juced by orr Senior @ho seldom fails to par
ticip5,e in gaia days az Byrue's Island The
Silver Co7uct Band Of IIaperS Ferry discourscd
some OF It's best pieces 20 The delight of the
tbyoug, whilst Jacks String Band served
the company with eulveuiug strains ior the
dance Many gallant beaux aud fair bellies
triprej the light fantastic" There were
numerous games Coz pastine, and the waters
of the Potomac were favorable for bass, as
was the shady seclus;on Of tie Island for
sweetheart angling. Muscle is esteemed good
for both, particularly for the former, but the
passage Of nearly three score and ten sum
mcrs over our head is not especially conducive
10 an experimental knowledge Of the present
best bait for the latter However, We ina
CINE. now, as in Aud Lang Lyme, great care
mus, be observed lest " suckers be taken.
TIC equipments did not 30 down with the
sun. ell feeling 10th 30 qni, the pleasures of-
frel at thel,l1uj Refreshments were album
| ..-Llr n--.-u.l ana naLtaken Of.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-07-10
Virginia.

Mr.. John VI Gibson has entered upon his
duties as Clerk of the Courts Of Clarke.
Col. Ware asks what the Legislature did
to tighten the burden of tax payers. Echo
answers, what
J. H. Grant Of Warren county has returned
fr m an extensive western tour well pleased
TO get home.
Miss Maggie Waters OF Alexandria was
married on the 2nd in Washing,ou to ~.
Kelly Esl Of that city
Gregory & Co, Of Richmond lost $4,000
recently by the failure Of Roe d Bros, large
grocers Of that city.
c. p. Edwards Of Portsmouth MORALLY
shot his brother Thomas while engaged in a
domestic quarrel.
Honorable mention Of c. W. Carter Of
Clarke County is made in tie report of eXer-
cises at Richmond College Commencement.
Mrs. George W. Glass, wife of the late
Clerk Of Clarke County, died in Berryyile on
Sunday night.
There will lie a Tournament in Col. j. W.
Wares woods. between Gerryville aud the
river ou the 18th
L e extensive and vaiuauie lorary oI the
late Hon. Thomas Wynue Of Richmond, will
be sold at auction next Wednesday.
The farmers Of Clarke County are through
their harvest, and an average crop OF good
wheat is reported The cio@er crop &c a fail
c-e.
II YOU have Sick Headache take dose Of DR..
Bulls Vegetable Pills; we know you will find re-
lief