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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-28
NURSERY GARDEN

CHESTER, -. Q.
4 MSDEN Il ALEXANDER'S June Peach
n trees 80 cents each-the two best and earliest
Peaches known; Apple and Peach trees, 10 cents
each; Dwarf Pears, so cents each Grape Vines
25 cents; Strawberry plants, 81 per 100; Rasp
berries, 81. per dozen; Evergreens. Flowering
Shrubs, Roses. Dahlias and Greenhouse plants
in great variety.
Our long experience of twentv"three years
working in the Nurseries and Gardens of South
Carolina, gives us a aknowledgeof trees and plants
scarcely excelled by any one. We offer for sale
only such kinds as can he honestly recommended
for this section Of country. Persons intending to
improve and beautifv their homesteads, will do
well to visit or correspond with us.
w. BLAKE.
October 81 AZ 3m
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How tn Cure Fever and Ague.

HOW 70 CUTe TeVeT anu AgUe'
Ifany person suffering with Fever and Ague,
intermittent or Bilious Fever, will call at the
Drug Store of John c. Kuykendal and get bot
tie of Ague Conqueror, their immediate cure is
certain, and the chlls will not come back during
that season. 1t contains no Quinine, Arsenic or
other posons, and after taking one-half bottle
you will feel better in health than you have felt
perhaps for years. 1t entirely cleanses the whole
system, puriies the liver and other secretory or
gans Price Sl.OO per bottle /; try it, Ask your
Druggist about others who have used it.
October ii "a eawly
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-28
WALL PAPERING,

II AM now prepared to furnish any style and
l quality of Wall Paper that is manufactured,
and have on hand full line Of samples from
which selections can be made.
H. F. ADICKES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-28
CARPETS.

MO longer an excuse for not having fine Car
~ net on your floor. Call and examine our
stock, which we offer at great inducements.
H. F. ADICKES.
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED-On the 10Th instant by Rev. S. L..
Watson, Mr.. THOMAS c. PEGRAM and Miss
MATTIE r. CRAIG. All Of this county.
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PICTURE FRAMES.
COFFINS.
C.. I'll. O'LEARY,
MANUFACTUR
SADDLES.

T AM selling my best quality of Saddles for les
money than ever before, and am manutactu
ring cheaper quality of Saddles, which vii
sell very low, for the cash.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-28
ASNIIAI MEETING.

BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
IUNIIE undersigned would inform the public that
| he has resumed the business of BOOT AND
SHOFJMAKINti, at his residence, y miles north
of Yorkville, where he will he pleased to wait
upon all who may favor him with eirpatronagc
WORK OF ALL STYLES will be executed to
order, and particular attention will he given per-
sonaliv to fine work in either Boots or Shoes.
HENRY KELLER.
October 4O 3m
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Financial.
NEW YORK, October 25.-Gold, IA.
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REPAIRING

n nEPAIRING done promptly, the best mate
h, rials used, and prices reasonable.
G. H. OLEARY.
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CLOTHING.
CENTS, HATS.
CADET GRAY,

II HAVE now in store full stock of Gents
/ Hats, in all styles, to which the attention OF
nurchasers is invited II. F. ADICKES.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-28

TUST received, from the Charlottesville Mills, a
Oh lot of fine Cadet Gray Cashmere:
H. F. ADICKES.
, 1875-02-07
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

NETWORK PRODUCE MARKETS.
a..~,., n; ,.,tr, =. n. ta;r.oo r+,buo<.
epse'"r L's@ -. ~ . n,.,1 T.. s,'-a.., ,.vor.
NE" YORK foo' - f1ooA-oa4'r Ia ouJ sts t~'
sales 200 brs at $L93@5.6 for fancy $4o TOT su-
per6ne. Southern aour quiet and heavy sales AGO
- 80" ~ ~. ~
sW LOT gooo 70 cooace'
GEAN-Wheat In buyers favor; sales, 26,ooo nu a.
& 04 for No. spring; 81 DIAL 05 for No. Chi
c.,o q n5cat NJ Yor M q Northwestern: 81 o9a
ea rrun =, 10, 20 ~ NJ
11l13 Xof NO. mn"8uAees A1.1oet.Ao Az 1'e* =
spring H.03(3117 for unoEaded Iowa and hHunesoto
nnr3ur 81 1sfa1 q for viuter red Westarn; $1.2iQ
-. ., a.c,1 Or <cn -bt,. ws.tar,
La aos aaoel 20 e!.S'St'o" .oi "o
Rye quiet at a3@96c. Barley du1 hnd hea7y. has4es
~ mn I'm At aoa32kc for nav Western mixed s2k@
~ 's|< ~ W - s:s ,-aat saa .auo.v w..t.rn fl.ta
o'c 1os " usn nt1ea Ana sea'
steady sales, sA,ooo ou ar 66<9bsHe ZOE 14ea "eS
ern 67@70c for white Western.
pnov1s1oYe- heavy It xi9 sax for new mess !;
~e aro,rno ~. -, -r;,,. 70 o-ca,e ko FIR prtma
slo'4a<9 .o.os loi s11. " ra ~ <,7 oo1a
90 for extra do Beef hams quiet 1t $40 So
T1eres beef steady 1t SO o0@a 0 prime mess $22 90
80. m ~ 1nd,r ~ T.,1 he,vv .,e. no ta at 14k
g1soIer - ~ , 1tasra nacnn nniet. div long
r. 90 1n"<11nWn ~ wosto, 1ni|Ea1niIn short clnar
e1eas' iyn ~ ~, st cas me- s.jes 80 tn 1t
10z.e i0i.e : 1S1As "A'4 'A1'A' ~~-1' @s's'
DRKssxD Aoos-fair tFaae, ana h1tauy Pt'e"a5 ~
SIC; SAC for CITY 73ft3s'1c Tor es,cfn a,<eo,.
TA1Low-?o,oU III western SOFA - '1eo@S
Market steady. ,.... =. r,,.,,,o,
FRE1aHTs-Quiet ana at!ope; aa5es W Eset 1 G1'
steam, l6,Dup hn grain a. 1uE0 70 i!u peE ~
, 1875-02-07
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPOHISe
NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS.

NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS.
speetai DftpascA 1hs Chicago Tribune.
Nrv yonx. Feb e-s tocks while dull wero rather
norc active thxn yesterday. The tendency was down.
ward throughout tho day, and during inc a1'esnoo"
there waa less activity than during the morning. Tho
features wess Western Union and 1ake Shore. The
o1d acht was raopened to-day, against West
arr TJninn and determined effort was
ade by lilo bears to depress tho stock, with pref
~ far One Of the cara used against the aock
Ia an Advertisement OF the Atlantic Pacific Tele-
uraph Company, announcing reduction IN tciegrapn
tolls after the 18th ius It ia announced that the
Western Union Telegraph Company will DO compelled
to rence tts rates aso which will consequently re-
duca tho revenue
Governments are quiet and steady. $780,.
f3old vaa outet but firm, and advanced from u4h
to l4: Carrying rates rang.d from to Per can't
Money was In fair supply st 2@3 rer cent.
Sterling exchange wae steady.
tIo tho A aso;iatsd Press1
New YoRK, Feb. 6--Mones 2H99. Prime rnsrcan-
sterlinr dull It A8s@4s54 for 60 days. and 1850
| 4S8h for sight. ...- -.
Total imports for The week, IS e2s 900: produce ex
ports, S, ,679, 900: customs receipts. $35oooo-
Gold stronger, opening 1t ll&1l, declined to III.
closing at 11xN. Carrying rates ], 3, and Eat ING
Assistant Treasurer disuursed $G1 600. Clear1ngs,
s7s, ooo Total exports Of specis for the week,
| $1.ss:,o
| Governments duh and steady.
| Railroad mortgages quiet.
State bouds steady, except Tsnnsssees, which aro
lower.
eto,ks opened weak ut decline Of Il to y, chiefly
on Pacific MAIL Western Union, Rock 1sland, North
western, and ohioa At the second Board the market
WAS dull and steady, but during the Last hour stocks
were weak and in many instances the lowest quota
tion. Of the week ware made. The largest
sales were in Western Union, which declined
to TAX, closing ut Tx. The decline In
the general list from the highest point Of the day rang
ed from to X per cent, the extreme having been IN
| Northwestern which fell OF fronal5H to AZ. New
| York Central and Union Paed6c were exceptionally
aru. Tbs weakness In Western Union Was duo to =
| decided reduction in rates by the Atlantic Pacide
Telegraph Company between New York and Albany
Boston, Warrington, and intermediate points, The
transactions aggregated Isl shares, Of which soo1
vere Pacific Mail COO Western Union, Ii 900 North
western common. 5000 Rock Island, 5000 St. Paul
5000 Esie 25 Goo Lake Shore, 5000 Ohioa and 13 oo
| Union Pncidc.
, 1875-02-07

Mr. Moaher, o51 Wabash avenue has engaged Ar.
Gregg from New York the celebrated artistic photog-
r7pbe1 10 do bis operating. Mr. Greggs poztraisurs
photography Il not excelled in America. Any enc who
visited our great exhibition Of photographs 1t Cur
N.tonal Photographer Association last July at the
Ernoxition Brjldiue can testify that his photo-por
trnit work there on exhibition by lxmanoa brother
photographer Ar. Barhsdta luow deceased), was ae-
uowledged tv au the finest photography On e3hibt-
ton.
would cordially invite my friends and patrons who
aro desiring artistic photography to call Now II tho
golden opportunity.
, 1875-02-07
Iadies' Underwear.

We have Just secaived from our Eastern manufac-
toiv full stock OF ldiea' ready-mads underwear.
many new patterns, a7d all warranted periectls Aoo
and Of the best materials. We making specially
of manufacturing these garments and Ill sre made
in the bent ahape possible Another very important
ract Ia that we ars selling than for less money than
iadv ean make them for herself. fiease examine
them. Ho1cRK1N, PALMER b Co., 13f snd a3s sta's
|
, 1875-02-07
The Iusuriug Public

The Iusuring Public
viii 1.ans tnote that the local agency Of ths old hud
reusble Niagara Fire Insurance Company Of New
York has been Transferred to Davis Requar 16s L.
San, street.. This we1-known Company has An en-
viable reputation for prompt md honorable dealing
with It's patrons and its sAdlfun u'anagement and
financial ability is shown in TIE last annual NJ I W
s.sets, over 600 baing invested in United state'
, 1875-02-07
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOfEtlH HAnNEa -
I1vx1poo1, Feb. ell l. m.-Flour, n@2aa. Wheat
Winter, - 7d@ss 0d spring, s. 7dass Sd whise,
ss ed9gs Sd; club. o. 6d@10s. Corn, ses9s6s sd.
Pork, sos. Lard, 63a Cd
L1v1aroo1, Feb. Ga p. m--Breadstuna quiet.
Rest UNCHANGED.
LONDON Feb. s.-The rats Of discount in open mar
ret for three nonths' bills Ia az, or " below the
Bank Of England rate. Consols for nonsy, a2H9
gay; account, 93x@s2zs; s5's. 1o7A; CTS, 3o7H
1o-40's, 1o5A; new 81, 1oez; New Votk Central
%: Erie, 26A ; preferred, +4E.
PAR1s, Feb. 6.-Raqtes 64f IS centimes.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. b.6-Evening.-Dreatlstuds quist.
, 1875-02-07

Elmwood Collars
An ingenious phyndAn Of raris-Ren.udot oy name
more than two hundred years ago began cifeuAunS
news-sheet for the amusement OF MS pauents' ffo
this besnnin. newspapers grew, and soon became ad-
vertstnc ed,pns for Ill classes Of goods, including
El1nwpod collars.
, 1875-02-07

Our SO pantaoons are selling rapidly, and, to meat
thu demnna "a haye added Ia1ge lot Of cassimeres
in nfy different Styles The best goods ever offered
In Chicago for $40.
oaowIx r NEvIAHD, Merchant Tailors,
T. No. 100 West Madisou street.
, 1875-02-07

Stairway Upright Pianos.
Two splendid secondhand SteinVaJ Upright pa4os'
in perfect ozde1 and almost equal to for sale Al
bargain, 1t Lyon Hsay'a, SsAta and Mouros sezees
, 1875-02-07

4 subscriber to the Carlyle Constitution died =
few DAYS sgo, leaving four years subscription
unpaid. Tic editor appeared at the grave when
the LID w.s being s;re"ed do"n tee las. nan ne
coat. ind q thermometer which is only used in
Eafm climates.
, 1875-02-07

pictures Of the Leading Celebrities
Il. Rocher, photographer, No. 724 Wabash avenne'
has photographed great many Of the Leading ee.eo
,., 5nludiug the most prominent onss Of the srak
80 r.r. Troune They ara for sale 1t his stnd}o,
Or Isjoy Tsstess. in both Of sas usual album
g4xA1- :
, 1875-02-07

Albani Had Fer Photographs.
which are very excellent, taken by GENTLE, sfuooa
.ontbaaat corner State and Washington streets.
, 1875-02-07

In lncorruptab1e Legislator
Fyou. fh< Yess FORK Tribune.
In fncorrupttble legislator ia \ being to bs
6adet}y regarded aud mentioned with Awe-
, 1875-02-07

Bottled Mineral Waters for Families
by Buck Rayner, makers OF the :" MAfs Colo2ues
, 1875-02-07

casea and carved legs, can be bought from 5000 to
$250,-xarranted FIVE yeart.
, 1875-02-07

Piauoa-Piano8.
ARsed's Tsnpl4 of Ausc, No. "a Van Bursn Stxsek
good secondhand ptsona with ssysa ostAs, xoxsFood
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-26
STATE ITEMS.

The stable, and all the grain and for
age therein, OF Mr.. John +. Lowe, of
Union. was destroyed by fire last week.
Loss, $500. Supposed act OF an incen-
diary.
MIR. GEORGE SPANGLER, aged about
50 wears, living in Peterstown, in this
county, while walking about his house
in feeble condition, fell into the fire
on Thursday of last week. No one was
present to assist him in getting out, 50
that before he could relieve himself, he
was badly burned in the mouth AMI
throat. from the effects of which he died
on last Saturday.-Border VatchD'aH.
HE Convention at Ironton, OHIO, on
the 10Th instant, to discuss the subject OF
= railroad between Huntington and GIN
ciunati was q great success. Delegates
from even Richmond, Va, from CALI
polls, and from every county Interested
in the enterprise, were present, and
adopted the following resolution:
Rcsoirsd, That the most practical and
profitable route for railroad from Gin
cinuau to Huntington is on the north
bank OF the Ohio river.
ASoTUER narrow gauge railroad is to
be constructed from Grafton up the Val
ley river to Phillippi, distant seventeen
miles. The spirit of enterprise is appar-
emily wide awake in West Virginia. \
good sign.
TWENTY counties in West Virginia
contained last year, according To- the re-
port OF the commissioner Of agriculture,
lS5, POI sheep, and Of this number $50,
or over one and half per cent, Were
killed by dogs.
NEW APPoINTMEST.-Col. Dodamcad,
General Superintendent Of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway, resigned his pos
ition on Monday last The vacancy was
promptly filled by the appointment Of
Capt. W. NJ. ;. Dunn.
\ FRIEND SAYS Judge Ward just issued
the Capital injunction for the purpose Of
getting his Magic Relief advertisement
free orcharge, the same as old John Rob
inson did with his escaped sea lion. The
old Judge had all eve to business, after
all, and il is said he has already COM
mcnced to enlarge his labratory, pre-
paratory to an immense increase in busi-
ncSs.-Notndsritts Reporter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-26
NErGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BELLAIRE.


A NEW county road has been laid out
up the creek between Bellaire and 'Neti's
siding.
HUNDREDS of new hats made thoir ap-
pearance yesterday for the first time this
year.
A FELLOW from Wegee thought he
would try and remove the pier of the b.
& o. Railroad bridge on West Union
street, by letting his horse run off with
wagon attached to him. When the
wagon struck the pier and went mo
about fifty pieces, he saw that his plan Of
operating had proved complete failure,
Mr. JAMES q. LoNG, son of Phillip
Long of this city, fell dead in the streets
of Baton Rouge few days ago, his
brother, Albert Long, started for that
place yesterday, to bring the remains Of
the deceased to this city for intermcnt
The churches were all well attended
yesterday.
THERE will be regular meeting Of
the Town Council tomorrow night.
a HORSE attached TO a buggy, in which
were man, his wife and two children,
became frightened at something on Gra-
vel Hill, Yesterday moraing, and ran oil.
The parties were all thrown out, but
were fortunate enough to escape without
injury, except the lady, who was slightly
injured The buggy was not worth gath
ering up when the horse got through
with It.
Tug funeral of n little girl Of B
Browns took place yesterday afternoon,
about o'clock.
To say that the entertainment given
bv tho Tenncsseans at the NJ. +. Church,
in this city, on Saturday night last, was
highly appreciated by our citizens,
would but family describe their repeated
expressions ofapproyal. In short, 1t was
the best entertainment ever given in this
city.
Two arrests for drunkenness were
made by officer Drugan on Saturday
evening last.
We have DO police news to report for
yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Julia Gillett, wife
of A. j. Gillett, of this city, took place
yesterday at 3 o'clock P. NJ, and was
largely attended. Mrs. Gillett was Il
good Christian lady, and died with full
hope of enjoying the bliss of heaven
" home throughout eternity. We SYM
pathize with Mr.. Gillett in this hour Of
his sore bereavement.
OUR City Council should change the
position of the Gas posts on tn" corners OF
31th and Noble streets and on 9th and
Jefferson streets. There are too many
tCVptbrr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-26
READ EVERY WORD,
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-26
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS

Bush's -four mill ut Cincinnati, were
destroyed by fire Saturday. Loss, $4,000.
A dispatch from ST. Petersburg reports
that the Marquis De Cau1, husband Of
Adeline Patti, has been killed in q duel.
The mill operatives at Natick, R. L,
out on q strike, notified the Superinten-
dent that they would return to work on
Saturday.
Arthur B. Barrett, Mayor of st. Louis
died about half past o'clock Saturday
morning. His death was brought on by
oyer-work during the recent political
canvass
In the vote in Chicago, yesterday, on
the question of the adoption Of the gen
eral incorporation, there was a majority
of 9S7 in favor of it
Both Houses of the Louisiana legisla-
ture have adjourned sine die. In the
Senate the resolution suspending Clinton
from office, was postponed.
johnson. the murderer who was to
have been hung Oh the 2Sth inst, at
Cleveland, Ohio, has had his sentence
commuted to imprisonment for life, by
Governor Allen.
The Mississippi river is open to navi-
Cation from the falls Of st. Anthony to
the Gulf.
President Grant has rot yet accepted
the resignation of Attorney General
Williams.
The Spanish government has paid Sl5,-
600 of the $4,000 on account Of the Nir-
ginius affair.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has
declared Il dividend of 10 per cent. in
favor OF the creditors of the First Ma
tional Bank of Mansfield, Ohio making
in all dividend o! 81 per cent.
General J. c. Holman, of Boston, sue
cceded Robert Readin. on Saturday, in
the Chicago Custom House.
The Ohio State Board of School Exam
aminers met at Columbus on Saturday
and decided to hold the four examiua-
tions during the year. at Cleveland, Col
umbus, and Cincinnati, also one at Put
in-Bay, after the meeting Of the State
Teachers Association.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-26

y YOUNG lady write. to ask the
Rochester Democrat "what, after all, IS a
kiss And the editor proceeds to give II
definition of a kiss, that ough: to make
that young woman get her to a nunnery
and never look at a man again, The deli
milton begins thus: In some cases II
means blar kmail nineteen volumes OF laws
suit bound in calf 100000 for unavoid-
able expenses, ruined constitution.
II broken heart, q smirched character, Il
disbelief in the honesty and the friend
ship OF AL mankind, the suspicion Of wife
and family, million curtain lectures,
etc, etc, and ends with the gliding of
the cheek with brass, and The reign Of the
world. the flesh and the devil And yet
there are people who will continue to
take the chances.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-26
RIVER NEWS.


The river was falling last evening nj d
the marks III the l"hu'hS ihn'c''eu ~ ieeI
" 'nc"es IN t"e channel
! ne No'I'c h"S'n lot '''S1"' S"' anu
O0''''' 'o' - "v'''"' - 0'p''' -" - ''''
u'un' Ho"' Yesterday morning
! '' ii"'S''' '''' '0' 0'|,''''''''' az
uru"S "''''""o" win soou 'IlP
The Granite State from Pittsburgh
for Portsmouth, passed down Saturday.
This Carrie Brooks arrived from Zanes-
viuo Saturday and IoN for PITT sburgb
Huhu"! morning.
The Salt Valley and SkiIlinger from
Iroptop for PITTSBURGH passed up yester-
d.v
~, observation-disclosures.
l nc Ia press i '"' u Ne'''"' > p"'N''
this morning at 10! O'Clock.
The Apdc, is due here from Cincinnati
.c
us '''''''',''
Inc f'''o"rSh ana O'icihh"'' packet,
Junata, has laid up at the former city
for want or business
-,
Inc hAchahSe ana |heroNee 'ro"
Pittsburgh from Cincinnati are due here
this morning.
pn,;,,.. about ,ho Iordioo, ,y.. very
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active saturday as well as yesterday
by Telegraph.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-26
IMPORTANT To TonAcco GROW Ens.-

IMPORTANT To TOBACCO GROW ERS.-
The following circular was received last
night which explains itself:
BALTIMORE, April u, lS,5
We hasten to inform oar triguds i'll
Ohio that. according 10 cable dispatch
lust received from Paris, the French
Government has invited proposals Of
contracts for Tobacco, as follows
100000 kilo. Ohio, equivaIentto $500
hhdS.
100000 kilo. Maryland, equivalent to
$500 hhds.
100000 lilo. Virginia, equivalent to
LOO hhds
The adjudication of these contracts
take place on June 10Th. The French
Ecgie has decided TO award contract
ior kentucky tobacco. probably owing TO
the nigh prices now obtained for this de-
scription.
We think it will be gratifying to the
owners OF Ohio tobacco, that. considering
the short crop raised in Ohio last wear.
the French will take n proportionatelv
large amount Of Ohio tobacco this season ,
We believe that our market will be re-
lIeved now from the stagnution in ntrsde
heretofore prevailing, and we hope to be
able to obtain full prices for all grades
as we look for an active market soon.
Yours truly, WILKESS X BEALL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-26

frozen that it will not come again unless
it takes start again from the root.
Court is now in session at Fairmont
Judging from the number of persons
summoned before the Grand Jury, there
must be considerable business on hand.
Our roads were let out few days
since to the lowest bidder, preparatory to
being worked under the new road law.
Whisky has, for sometime, been inter
rupting the peace of our citizens. a
powerful effort is being made to do away
with il TRANSIENT.