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The Morning herald., 1877-04-04
Nh T1TONS OF RESPECT.

! IoLUTUNs OF RESPECT.
Wilmington, Del April 2, 1877:
regular stated meeting of the WASH
is. F. E. & H. and L. Company, NO.
: In their Hall on the above date, the
5ing preamble and resolutions were
mOusly adopted:
Sreas, The Company have learned
Ieep regret of the death Of our late
member VIM. G. F, Poulson, and
we how with humble submission to
kcrees of an All-wisc Providence. we
4 10 mingle our sympathies with those
relatives and friends. Therefore be II
blved, That in the death OF our late
member, VIM, G. F, Poulson, this
|any has lost worthy member, one
has identified with and devotedly at
II to It's interests and prosperity, he
ways genial and pleasant as a man
las universally esteemed as y fireman
blyed, That the Company regretting
IS Of our late companion, join with
| nily and friends in expressing their
wat his demise.
bved, That the apparatus be placed
urning for the space OF thirty days,
That copy of these Resol lutiOns be
ksed and presented to the family of
eceassd, and be pnblished in two city
b. JOS. II. GREENMAN, Pres.
P,J, BABCOCK,
j. T, WEST.
HIS. KYLE, ...
Committee.
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Tho Wilmington Turnpike.

In mentioning that the Wilmington Turn
pike was free, on Saturday, we spoke OF
It as going through the town of Newport.
We were In error. 1t is better known as
the Lancaster Pike, and passes the Aims
house, going to the right of the Newport
Pike as you proceed from Wilmington.
The reason of our mistake was its charter
which says is "route shall be from Will
mipetop to the Pennsylvania line, to COM
municate W ith the Gap and Newport Turn
pike"
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bOLUTIONs OF RESPECT.

eOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
WILMINGTon, April 2, 1877.
d regular stated meeting Of the Wash
IN S. F. E. & H. and L. Company, No.
ID in their Hall on the above date. the
wing preamble and resolutions were
imously adopted,
hEREAs, This Company having learn.
tth sincere regret of the sudden and
lpected death Of our late fellow member
brother fireman, Thomas ], Massey,
bereas, The announcement of his un-
(cted death, occurring as 1t did, just IN
Prime Of life. "he being but twnety;
years of age" greatly shocked and
rlsed his many comrades and friends,
lcularly those oflhis Company. There.
belt
Solved, That we as a Company shall
hold in grateful remembrance his
y virtues and noble deeds as a fire.
while memory lasts aud reason holds
Iway.
fsolVed, That in the death OF the late
h esteemed Thomas j. Massey. this
pany has lost a most valuable member
community useful and highly hon.
lcitizen.
(solved, That we deeply sympathize
the family Of the deceased in thu ir
bereavement and irreparable loss.
esoved, lhat the apparatus be placed
ournlng for the space of thirty days,
mat copy Of these resolutions he en-
FED and presented to the family of the
ased, and also published in two city
sT s,,,o JOS. II. GREENMAN, Pres.
SINGLES, Hec'y.
P.J. BABCOCK. Chairman
JOHN 4 T: WEST.
Committee,
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Ssssprtso Party.

There was grand surprise party held
last evening at the Misses Richardson's on
Tatnall street, corner of Fourth. It wss .
splendid affair. There was large number
Of young ladies and gentlemen present;
themusic and singing were excellent. Miss
Lizzie Smith and Miss Lizzie Richardson
sang duett. The young people enjoyed
the affair most gloriously. It did not break
up to the wee small hours of the morning.
too much praise can not be given to the
Misses Richardson, for the kind manner
in which they treated all present, and they
all wended their way home we'll pleased
with their nights enjoyment.
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? sfg s SfRgf :

LIE WORKING CLASS.-We are
prepared to furnish all classes with
l.a1t ha employment at home, the whole
hu n.y. 1ilne or for their spare moments.
thaSs HESS new, light and profitable Persons
r,ner ouea sex easily earn from 5Ocents to $5
Evening, wv and proportional sum by de-
ns Their whole time to the business.
a1 aha girls earn nearly:.as much as men
ress, and test the business. we make
VI Unparalleled offer, To such as arc not
ia tihsaatls1led, evil send one dollar to pay
nia r,e trouble of writing. Full, particulars
ib.es worth several dollars to commence
vh, ,t', and a copy Of Home and Fireside,
time W. she largest and best illustrated pub
''Vns, al sent free by mail Reader, If
rosVant want permanent profitable work,
fns,s' mas GEORGE STlNSON 4 Co, =,
uo1 Portland. Maine,
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IccSAesss NhSle ct Psov,

Yesterday morning about ten O'Clock .
number of boys were playing in the slaugh-
ter house in Tstnall street above Second,
and ss George Clavey, aged about 13 years.
was running with large butcher knife in
his left hand he fell, the point Of the knife
entering the right fore arm, cutting cash
over an inch long, and severing two arteries.
He at once ran to his brother william, =
butcher in the Second street market house,
the blood flowing freely. He WAS taken to
DR.. Jones, who dressed the wound.
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Minor Locals.


Market day.
Sun rose at 6.39H; sets at 6.N.
Quaker Assembly Ball, April 18th.
Camp meetings are being discussed.
Liquor licenses are making their appear
ance.
Grand Ball of the Pine Knot Assembly
Friday evening April 13.
The Wilmington and Western Railroad
will be sold on the 25th inst.
A son and daughter of Flora Temple are
amcng Robert Bonner's trotters.
The farmers are carrying stockings full
of silver to the Media banks. -,.
All in want of feather beds, pillows, or
mattresses, call at L. F.. Adair's Fourth
and King streets.
The Bright House, at Rehoboth Beach,
was rented last December, and is now being
fitted up for the coming season.
All in want Of wood, lime, coal, or char
coal, order from Mills & Combs, Fourth and
Spruce streets, and Seventh and Poplar
streets.
Agrand entertainment for the benefit Of
the Sunday School will be given in the base
ment of St. Mary's Church, to morrow
evening.
The Levy Court met at New Castle yes-
terday morning and will continue in session
during the week, making appropriations
and fixing the tax rate for 1877. .N
Henry j. Montague, will appear In the
romance of "A Poor Young Man," next
Monday evening at the Opera House.
Make your preparations to zee him.
Prof. Webster's Grand Floral Entertain
ment of misses and masters, at the Clayton
House, this evening, viii be . success,
great number of tickets having been sold.
Mrs. Livermore's lecture to night, bids
fair to be q success, and We feel sure It will
be one of great interest, and would advise
all who would like to hear an intellectual
treat, to secure their seats carly.
With perfect truth 1t has been remarked
that the avenues leading to an early grave
have often been opened by cough or cold
AL, throat and lung affections instantly
cured by DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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WASHINGTON.
Ruln0Ks Of Threats BY the Packard
....l.y Factions. - a.4

RuanOrs Of Threats BY the Packard
...... ...u5,v Factions. Id sgg
WASHINGTON, April 3.-There is consid-
cradle comment here to-day In regard to
the movement said to be on foot to institute
quo warranto proceedings in the Presiden-
tai question,
It is understood that there is quite num-
ber Of Southern Republicans who are stim-
ulating the case. A very significant fact is
developed in connection with the matter,
namely, that a strong supporter of Packard
asserts that If Tilden begins the proceedings
he will be furnished abundant evidence to
show that he carried Louisiana. This is
regarded as threat against the adminis-
tration and will have no influence in the
settlement of the Louisiana question. The
commission left this morning, and their in
struc!ions. which were carefully prepared,
leave the mode of adjustment entirely in
their hands: a... .. ..o.
The President, at conference with the
members of the commission last evening,
urged upon them to exhaust every means in
their power to bring about satisfactory
solution. He also requested them to confer
freely with him in the event Of any obsta-
cles being thrown in their way by either
Packard Or Nichols. Governor. Kellogg
said this morning that If the President de-
clined to recognize Packard in Louisiana
he would perhaps find, when too late, that
he was not elected President of the United
States. The Packard men are evidently de-
termined to play desperate game, and will
not, ifpossible, concede anything calculated
to remove them from power.
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ScjoptjcOss Exhibition.

We would advise those of our readers who
wish to spend pleasant evening, to 60 to
the Sciopticon entertainment to be given by
Mr.. Henry W. Morrow, on Thursday even
ing, in Calvery Church, for the benefit Of
the Sunday School. Mr.. Morrow is pleas
ant speaker, and as he never does things by
halves, all may rest assured that this will
be q nice affair. Tickets can be had of
Messrs. James & Webb. 'e
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Arrtvals al the Clayton House.

AT'sV''AS W "so Os"S'v" Ao'
The following are the arrivals at the
Clayton nouse up to midnight.
A. H. Hamilton, Phila.; A. E. Arnold,
Phila. A. Herringten, City j. E. Smith,
City; John Penney, N. u. Elias Bore, Jr.
Phil. G. H. B. Day, Dover N. 7. Forte,
New Bedford, Mass. Jno. Springer, Prov
idence, RI; D. Prast, Newark, N. d.; B.
Scott, Jr., Phila; Chas. +. A. Lippincott,
Phila. w. Courtney, N. Y.
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Building a Light Hessss.

Pusey, Jones & Co. have been awarded the
contract for completing the building Of an
iron light house to be placed On the Florida
Reefs. The contract was originally taken
by Brown & Co., of Hellertown, Pennsylva-
mia, but the firm failing In business, It has
fallen to our Wilmington firm to complete.
The height of the structure is to be 40 IT,,
and is to be supported by hugh iron pillars.
Considerable time must elapse before It can
be completed, and will give employment to
q large number of hands.
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ztajssssctiess Grunted,

Chief Justice Waite, Of the United States
Supreme Court, has granted preliminary
injunction restraining the Delaware State
authorities from interfering with the Jersey
fishermen, pending the suit before the Su-
preme Court az to the claim of the State Of
Delaware to the ownership of the Delaware
river fronting on her territory.
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Hand Cut

At Second and Adams, James Meyer saw
sights, and under the belief that monkey
was grining at. him, valorously banged
his fist through pane of glass. DR..
Grimshaw was obliged to dress the wounds
Of the striker, who tainted from loss of
blood. The glass knocked him out Of time.
Tapglefoot avaunt!
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EVANSVILLE.
Heavy Fallare.

HARRISBURG, April S.-This morning it
was announced that Dougherty Bros. & Co.,
bankers, Of this city, had failed. Consid-
erable excitement prevailed. The total
liabilities of the concern are about $110,-
600, and it's assets are said to be from
$l3O, 900 to $l50,000.
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WANTS..

sNTED.--A tenant for a farm Of 160
sles, close to Wilmington. He must
a9od references, and ability to stock
Hnu.uuless NV by letter, "Owner," BOX l4S,
tomce, Wilmington. mhl4w&s
ANTED.- D.-Reliable correspondents IN
every village in the state, to write
HHVlnIgs HUlIgs and sayings of the people and
BUSINESS prospects and attractions OF
,nocallty. The schools, the churches,
|'arm operations, the character of the
"nd the advantages posses sed, to be
|snslnes for their G. mmunicatiOns.
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Temperance Meeting.

A0AMY010AO0 4AOOsAAsD'
The temperance meeting at the City Hall
last night was slimly attended, but was car
ried on with the usual vigor. Mr.. Wells
presided. Addresses were delivered by
President Wells, W. White, J. Nelson Lee,
R. Davis, Rev. D. Dodd and G. Hay from
Chicago. A number Of persons signed the
pledge, which now has about 400 signers.
The meeting will be continued every night,
this week.
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Delaware Loan.

At a meeting of the Delaware Loan held
last evening in the Marls Building, No. 40
Market street. The following sums were
disposed Of: $500 at 25H per cent, and
$500 at Is per cent.
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THE SPRING ELECTIONS.
CINCIN NATL.

CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, April 3.-The election in
this city yesterday passed off quietly. From
the returns received up to 1870 A. NJ, it ap-
pears that Moore, Republican, will have q
very small majority for Mayor, and that a
majority Of the Republican ticket is elected.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND, April 3.-The city election
was held yesterday. The Republicans have
probably elected their Mayor, and the ma
jority of the ticket by from 800 to 1900. The
result cannot be definitely ascertained at
present, as there has been an immense
amount Of scratching done on both sides.
EVANSVILLE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, April 3.-The NUM-
cipal election yesterday resulted In the
Democrats electing their candidates for
Mayor, Marshal Surveyor,and two Council
men, and the Republicans electing their
candidates for Clerk, Treasurer, City Re-
corder, and four Councilmen. The election
passed off quietly.
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Ercel lsi0r Loan

The forty ninth. annual meeting of the
Excelsior Loan was heldaast evening. The
following sums were sold $500 at 23H
per cent; $40O at 23A per cent. 1000
at 221% per cent. 5000 paid in Withdrawals.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
MISS ROBERTSON,
Having removed her School for Young
Ladies and Little Girls,
FROM S3S MARKET STREET TO 9N
TATNALL STREET,
Will be ready April Sd, with pleasanter
arrangements, TO reopen for the Spring
Term. MuIi1A
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r. JOsEPH'S ACADEMY,

CT. JOSEPHS ACADEMY,
CHESTNUT HILL, PHILADELPHIA,
Under the care OF the Sisters Of st. Joseph
The course Of instruction includes all the
nranches Of q useful and Christian educar
ton. m,,,.,.,,
S2OO, For further particulars, address,
sepl-ly MOTHEn MANI oOnN.
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NOTICES.

KISSING BOY, by the name OF VIM.
! Ruthvif, nom the house of Miss
fpat. at McClellandsville, Del, ten
loId the 18th of December, with short
hair, dark eyes, with scar On his
{high. Information of him will be
{fuily received by his adopted moth.
;Justison street, below Front. A lib
ward will also be paid.
N SARAH e. HYATT.
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COLLEGE. DELAWARE
v COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.

This institution, chartered with Univer-
sity Privileges is under the charge OF me
Augastinian Fathers, and offers superior
advantages to students, who desire 10 MAKE
cial course. 1t is situated on the pennsyl.
yanin Cent? al Railroad. eleven miles from
Phllade lphia. Railroad Station and Post
Office on tho College grounds.
Terms: Per session Of five months' ln
advance) $3.50.
FOR full particulars, send for catalogue
Rev. r. A. MIDDLETON, d. D.,
decl-1yr FresloenV'
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EOR SALE.-Three tive-reomed brick
u houses on the South Side, with fine
yards. Enquire OF j. X. EABCOCK.
mhl0 s, W, cor. second and Market.
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Yesterday was a beautiful day.
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FOR SALE.-On the South Side, brick
Il houses, containing rooms. Each VIII
We sold on reasonable terms. mhl7-tf
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FOB SALE AND RENT.

FOR sALE.-On the South Side, brick
II houses, containing rooms. Each Will
We sold on reasonable terms. mhl7-u
EOR SALE.-Three tive-reomed brick
u houses on the South Side, with fine
yards. Enquire OF J. X. EABCOCk,
mhl9 s. W. cor. second and Market:
TOR RENT Menus. A. mansion
T. stable, &c. and acres of land, seventh
and Maryland Avenues, near city line, and
opposite residence of JethrO ]. Mccullough,
ESQ.,; delightful place, .and adapted for
entertaing summer boarders.
mhl7-tf. JOSHgA MARlS.
DUBLIC SALE OF PERSONAL PROP
/ ERTY.-Will be sold at Public Sale, on
D. M, at the residence OF the subscriber.
No. eos West street, Wilmington, Del, the
following Personal Property, VIZ:
= hair cloth sofas, lounge, l marble top
centre table, whatnot, hatrack and um-
brella stand, a dozen dining room chairs,
dining room extension table, sidebohrd,
cane seat chairs, dining room. hall and
stair carpets, / washstand, pair feather
pillows and bolster, blankets, quilts,
bed ticking, wall painting, lot Of dishes,
t,nware, kitchen furniture, etc, Il lard press
and sausage suffer, lot Of cider barrels, 2
parlor stoves, cook stove, NO. spears
Make Calorlfic" and fixtures, office desks,
and mating. iron porch chairs, 2 ice cool
ers. pannel quarter. family. carriage TOR
two horses, sett double carriage harness,
sett leather fly nets. piano box buggy
with pole and shafts, moving machine,
1 T1mlss Terms at es Sale. ~ LYDIA FoUT,
Executlix.
l.. w. stidham 4 Son. Auctr's. mh7
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TwENry-FIvs DOLLAR TEA SErs, 1t HAS
KELLS. sspto.tf
BAR GLASSES, Goblets, Tumblers. ETC.. at
HASKELL'S septo.tf
aanta. ~
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Go TO tho Miners and Mechanics' Trade
Depot for Tobacco at one bit plug. Oh
New brands Of genuine imported Havana
one bit cigars. received daily. at the Minsrs'
aod Mechanics Trade Depot. o1l
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SENSIBLE ADVICE. You are asked every
by your druggist to use something for year
dyspepsia and liver compliant that yeu knew
money with but little success. Nov tg give
yea satisfactory proof that GREEN'S AUs
GUST FLOWER will cure you Of dysDsDsla
and liver complaint with all its Effects. such
as sour stonaeh. SICK eesdichs. hssltuai cess
water. brash, fullnsss Of the pit Of the STONE
acb, yellew skin, coated tongue, Indigestion.
swimming of the head. low spirits, etc.. We
ask you to 60 to your druggist and get sam
cents and try it, or Q regular size for Is cents.
Two doses will relieve you.
Agents: Crane 4 Brigham, Wholesale
druggists. San Franciseo. myS0-eew
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Iexpsct to move in my new buildlne b .
few days, and I will sell the 0rsesriss aaa
ucton ~ sov 9n ,Ss ssS ga "
lishsd prices. Come and aFsmiss the
MRS. NJ. A. ASHIM.
Corner Of Spring and Bstsman streets.
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3. N. Baum, the pioneer purvsysr y ~
Palisads public. has fitted up answ, tArsagA-
PaIi.ad.. S S % and traveller: % is I'd fre. fsrsks.
and the publis generally can rely upon goetiAl
frst-class meals and number ono beaS q IN
times BY interviewing the genial host el ~
Eureka Hotel. 0e11b6
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FoR FRESH BALTIMORE OYsrEas. 90 to the
Little Store Around the Corner. Booths +
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


A large assortnst of. Stationery and Drugs.
Patent Medicines; hns lot Of Paper asA h.
velopes in boxes; Lamps. Chimnsys, sts. I;
also, q lot of Justics Ciears-two for IS esats-
equal to Havana Cisars. Having complete
assortment Of Fancy Goods, sasr then
ehesp for cash S.rS u the city D5ug ssSrs
Tobacco, for sale At the City Drug store
DIR. TERRY.
Eureka, June Is. 1877. jslS-u
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Many people think It too early for Bosth Z
Oysters to bs good; they can easily bs ssn-
vinced Of their crror BY buying . can Of En-
mis-, at the Little Store Around the Corner.
They are sweet, fat and luscious. and yea can
get them in any style ct FiskSs Chop Helse.
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PROFESSIONAL.

DIR. G. Il. THOMA,
DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE
i on Buel street, opposite tho SgxrrxsL
Office. eo5-,f
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LOST 1!

oSI. ABOUT AUGUST SECOND. AN
~ Mmsrican-made GOLD STEM WIND
n" WATCH, q. IL. Read. maker. Marion.
49, -. the number being 72,3i7. and on the
hsS, United States Watch Co." The watch
nss. small black iron chain attached. Any
Gsrs1s, leaving the same at this Office will be
F,,iy rewarded and no questions asked.
-.-ssa. sept b, 1877. septs-tf OF
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MURDER WILL 0ur.-A few years ago Aus
gust Flower" was discovered to be . certain
cure for dyspepsia and liver complaint, few
thin dyspetics made know to their friends
how easily and quickly they had been curs4
bv its use. The great merits Of GREEN'S
AUGUST FLOWER became hsraldea
through the country by one sufferer to anA
other, until. without advertising. its sale has
become Immense. Druggists in every town
son suffering with sour stomach, sick head
ache, costiveness, palpitation of the heart.
indigestion, low spirits, etc., can take three
doses without relief. 60 to your druggist
and get bottle for Is cents and try it. SAM
pie bottles 10 cents.
Agents: Crane 4 Brigham, wholesale
d. diuggists. San Francisco my30.eow
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1877-08-02
Our Grocery Department

IS FULL AND COMPLETE, AND AT
prices as low as any other House in Pickens
County.
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L.IRRRTY ITEMS.

| Ali varieties of fruit are q abundant.
The Council have had the streets on
| the weet side of town put in fihe order.
We have a. SfIourishing Sabbath
school, under the superintendent of
Rev. r =, Chandler " -, " Z. -se'.i =
The "noa fence''a advocates cannot
climb tho most ordinary fence without
serious injury to their clothes. .,..., mi
1t woulddbe delightful to take a
plantation stroll, without meeting
with those abominable water melon
patch impediments. "."...,'' d.. a-
i We have a. good road from this
point to Pickens g. H., and we arc
going to have better one. lo .rs,, ,.g
Tho merchants at Pickens are clever
mon; Wo admire them, and would be
glad to havo them visit us.
The depot has been received, and
Mr.. James q. Stansoll, whose excellent
business qualifications eminently fit
him for tho position, has been appoint.
ed agent.
1t is thought that crops have never
been more promising in this country
than they are at present. The good
effect of this fine prospect is already
very perceptible in the pleasant ap>
pearance and agreeable conversation
of our citizens. The farmers cheer
fully wander through thoir molon
patches, and return to find the old
trough full Of new cider. We have
three Of these machines in town.
.. BRUTUs.
A regular fsti.cuffey occurred at
Liberty last week, between Aaron
Thomas and John Clardy. Thomas
didn't have the revenue forces to sup-
port him and got defeated. Ho was
up before Trial Justice Taylor, for
creating the difficulty and swapping
his pistol at Clardy, and committed to
Jail, but was subsequently released on
bail for his appearance before Trial
Justice Holcombe, at Liberty, last
Saturday, he having made affidavit
that he "could not get justice" at this
place.
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Always Fresh and Gonuinc, and all
the leading articles always on hand.