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A FAT THING.
To TIE EpIroR OF THE HERALD

People residing tho vicinity OF Thirty-eehth
street and North RIVER would ike to know Why q
rendering establishment is allowed to poison tho Of
that vicinity. Tne stencil Is SO great that We arc
Obliged 10 sleep with closed windows, which, IN thts
warm weather, Is great hardship. The opinion sccms
10 be- that the person persons whose duty Is 10
suppress this abonnation have got iat thing OF It,
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MACKEY'S MEMORY.

Al meeting OF the Kings County Bar, held ycstor-
day at tho Cour, House. in Brooklyn, resolutions OF
respect 10 the memory Of the late James Mackey, who
Was recently found dead u dense woods near New
port KY wore passed Tho sister of tho dcccased was
yssterday granted letters oil Administration.
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HOT CORN FIENDs.
To THE EDIT,

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD--
wish to call Captain Mccullagh's attention to the
venders OF hot corn on Third avenue between Eight
and Fourteenth Streets who make night hidsous witt
their yelling, which lasts until O'Clock In ii
morning, SUFFERER
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A HINT TO THE IDLE HAcxMEa.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Noticing the benefit fhe "Complant Book' IN start
ing the Forty second street stage line the Elevad
Road, would like you to suggest similar enterprise
between tho New Jersey Central and Pennsylvania
Railroad depots to the Post Office, thus enabling pas
sengers CONNECT Ut Broadway with the various lines
horse and stages lor whioh present thors n
provision A limo of stages would be worry largely
putronized by ladies, children and INVALlDS.
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A MODEL BOARD.
To THE EprroR ov THE HxRALp:-

To THE EDITOR ov THE HERALD:-
Two months since called a. the Office OF the Bo.
Of DISTINCTIONS and complained OF the trucks and ca
lett standing in west Twelfth street, at tho same tim
giving tho numbers OF the ncenses l was told IN,
the trucks, &c, would be taken away bat NO not
or action has been taken IN the matter yet
VERITAS
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CHEERFUL PROSPECTS.

To THE EnIToR HERALD:-
Judging by tho map OF garbage districts published
in Sundays HERALD. civilized man soems likely
come extinct some day from his nastiness. 1t 10
astonishing that in this country where Laws, society
and repion arc all modelled upon Hebrew preocdens
aud teachings, nobody has followed tho Hebrew sys.
OF sboiishing hth. The nres VI Gehenna, in me
valley of Jorusaiem constantly kept burning to
cremate tho garbage and refuse OF That comparatively
small CITY but where is Now YorKs purifying groundY
The has when longer .
vided, and II water will rid Of Tho homemade
pest must learn from the experience OF twenty
centuries ago anu burn II with fra CkE4ATk
THE METROPOLITAN GAS CoMpANY'S ORCULAR.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
have received circular from Mr. Zolliko6er, Pres
ident OF tho Metropolitan Gaslight Company setting
gas consumers was reduced to the following prices,
viz-"Consumors OF less than so 900 cubic feet pei
month. 81 rs per 1000 of 600 to So 00d
cuDic feet per month, 81 per 1O00 IL IL our aim 10
furnish gas Of superior quality and ut the l0st pos
suie price, Now th circular would intimate that tho
Metropolitan Gaslight Company had reduced tho price
of gas but just wherein many Of fail to see, except
II be Tor the benefit OF lew large theatres or pubc
from thirty thousand 10 fifty thousand eet OF per
month and they are tho only class OF consumers who
10000 feet per month thero Is reduction,
us their circular proves. am small consumer iiv-
ing Sixth avenue. and my bills have always or at
least Tor long tmc been tho rate OF 80 20 lO0C
feet, where is my reduction September 2 rb
whole truth OF tho matter that the gas cVmpa'
are lay ing pipes up Sixth avenue and this circular
thrown out Tor a bait 10 the the old g.
to deter them from connecting with tho now mains
but AS the new company are making connections Tree
Will have no effect aud the Metropolitan Gas Company
will lind when late that great many little hsh are
equal TO few large ones, and VIII thon be as g'Ad %
throw tho sop to the small as tho large dealers
FAIRNESS
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return and ordered Il to file q supplemental In.
side Of week. setting forth the precise facts upon
which they expelled the relator
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REAL ESTATE.

The only sale made the Real Estate EXCHANGE
yesterday was by Blackwell RKcr Of the unexpired
lease Tor thrytwo years OF the story base.
mcnt brick house No so Spring street, subject TO q
rental OF 81 200 por year. The leaso was Knocked
down TO James Haggarty for SIS over q mortgage Of
$4,000
BARGAIN AND sALx.
The Eve story brick store and tenement house and
lot, 25x95, the side of Third avenue sos feet
south OF Forty seventh street, 10 Mary l. Doty Tor
SIS, 600
Tue three story high stoop brown stone house and
lot, l7xlO2 z the north side OF Seventy first street.
334 feet east OF Fourth avenue, to r L. Hanlon for
$40 000
rhe premises on the southwest corner of Seventh
and Fy-third street, 5o.5xl70 TO G. W. LIVER
more, tor $l25, COO.
Tue plot oil land 5OxlO2 on tho southeast corner of
Fourth avenue and Seventy street, 10 Henry
Hopper. for sG2, 500
THE wALLAcK SALE AT Loxo BRANCH.
The sale by Richard " Harnett of No. Ill Broad
way, of portion OF the estate OF the late james W.
Wallack, tragednn. at Long Branch, Thursday, was
not success. -Four hundred lots were ADVERTISED TO
were but three bidders-viz. AugustIn DAILY, of tho
Fith Avenue Theatre; Mr.. Moss, OF Moss Brothers,
.a % s'rec., ana Dr. apero Aser me onowng
drawn Tor the prcscnt-
~ city lots. in plot 20: s95 per s427 so
4ls city lots in plot II $50 per lot ....... 405 %
IA cly lots, In plot -: $50 per iot........ $50 90
Total Is city lots or plots to Augusn DAILY sis97 so
TNANsfERS
cexecator 10 Mary A. Dowd ................. So 800
vile to Henry -. $4,000
n faaiima to William j. rsuidins ..........'., 1880
y. B.anvcit 5000
MORfCAcEs.
Cobb, Sarah 4. and husband, to the Mutual Life In
"". 5000
Dowd, Mary A., to Theodore Little executor g. n Of
10Th st W. OF I'd ay; years. 1000
ss,s bowery years "e', .,........ 1900
st. eth ward ) years .. .......... 1000
McManu.. Elz and husband, to the Emigrant In
Nv; year :. ...'"'.'s.". - " " - ... $500
Same same II7th ST. of 4ih year. $500
sans to of ll7th ST., 0t 4th av year $500
W. OF ist av $ ) years .......... 80. 5000
ay 5 yeats. ' . - - '............. 5000
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have been made In accordance "
tanned IN the trade:-
Name Of Firm.
Atterbury. John c., broker, No. oS
broadway
Bage, Albert c., butter, No. S3
South William street .....
Bauer, +. w., grocer, No. 70 vesey
street.. .......... ........-.'..'
Beard, Ira, millinery goods, No.
451 Broadway. ay.............-..
Beekman, $. A. IL Go. straw goods
manufacturers, Nos. 537 and 539
Broadway..
Behning Il Diehl, pianos. l24th
street and FIRST avenue. .......
Biuxome, Joseph A., laces, No. 80
SIKH avenue.
Bradley L. Anderson, stock brokers,
No. ~ Broad street. t............
Clarke, Edwin D.. cotton broker,
No. 10 Stone street. ........
Coffin L. Lyon, paper, No. Is Beck
man street. ..... ................
Davis, James s., hotel, RockawaY
beacn. ........ ...............'
peCordova, Gonzllvo, commission
merchant, No. G2 William street
Emery, lvcy Il Lee, dry goods job
bers, No. 359 Broadway. .......-
Freeman q Woodruff, clothing, No.
2tl broadway. .........
Goodwin, Gilman, house mover,
No. los West IwoDty-iiith street
Harding u Bassctt, straw goods
joDbers. No. 554 Broadway. 80.
Houlman, Nathan, tailor, No. o
Clinton place.
Josi.n, Orlando W., bunker, No.
18 Broadway...... ................
Kolb, Richard. restaurant, No. 10
Pcarl street -. ................
Levy. Erucstina... ....-...........
Lipe, Nearing Il Co., woollcns, No.
"a l. ispenart street ............
Lynch, John T., ties, No. 80 East
Thirteenth street. ....... .....
Martin, Charles g., broker, No.
234 Broadway......
Maxwell, Frederick, produce, No.
209 Front street. et...............
McGraw. Richard D., physician,
No. 40 West Fifty-first street -.
National Toy Company, No. Ill
Chambers street.
Peter, Jonn Jakob, butcher ......
Phelan n Vallette, grocers, No. 462
Greenwich street. ...............
Porter a. Bainbridge, cards, No. 33
Beokman street. et................
Roberts u Co., flour, No. II South
street. .............
Robinson, George b., commission
merchant
Rossa, O'Donovan, hotel. Cnat-
ham square.
Schaefer, John ", furniture, No
IL East 27tn street.
Spawn L. Botlsford, engines, No.
lis Liberty street.
Spclman Brothers. fancy goods,
No. go Broadway. -.
Thomas. Amos W., bristles, No. 81
White street
Wheeler, George NJ, iron, No. "a
Clih street. ........
Wheelock, Moses A., stock broker,
No. l3 Wall street.
White. Ed ward r., metal broker.
No. 80 Fulton street ...........
Total q
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MERCANTILE MISFORTUNES.

THE RECORD OF FAILURES IN THIS CITY DUR
ING THE MONTH OF AUGUST.
The following failures were reported In this CITY DUR
ing the past month, with their liabilities ana assets as
near as can be ascertained. Where information mas
been refused or no schedules have been hed esmaos
have been made In accordance with Information OBJ
tanned IN the trade:-
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Asseta Lid6iitics.

5000
None 5000
$7.l2l lo,li4
1900 2s. 900
1000 100, goo
1900 20. 200
25. 900 IS, 900
500
IL, GOO
67,2l9 102, 543
9,7o5 SO. 600
10, 900 $4,000
lGa, 4sl 1877. 1894
Is. 600 20. 600
rs, 4es 81. .4s7
80, 900 IS. COO
1900
Mono l7s, 900
1880 10000
5l7 1851
80. 900 54,0s4
1882 5000
Nom $4,000
1904 es. 76s
Mono $4,000
5000 10, coo
None 10000
4,1So 1896
10. 600 10000
175,ooo 100000
Mono $1,000
5000 $1,000
5000 1900
1000 10000
100, 600 $50, 900
None 10, 900
None 200, 600
2. 600 1000
s5, 900 12o, 900
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PLEDGES AGAINST PUBLIC POLICY.

The ST. James Roman Catholic Total Abstinence
Benevolent society made yesterday before Judge Van
Brunt sitting in Supreme Court, Chambers, Its return
10 the alternative writ of naudamcs issued by the
Court for the reinstatement OF Francis McGrath, an
expelled member Matthew r. Brccn. counsel Tor tho
expelled member. moved quash the return
svc, nasmuch II appeared the face OF II that Tho
only cause OF expulsion that NcGrath mad sued tho
society IN violation of his ntaton pledge which de-
Clares that lac shall appea 10 any other tribunal
than that ofih society under ponaty oi expulsion Mr.
Breen said that II that the position taken by tho
othcr side hc was ready 10 meet the question at once
und denur 70 the return tie ground that such "a
pledge Is not legally Oindng upon member, AZ being
contrary TO public policy, and TIM, " came within the
decision IN the case vi the People rel Elliott vs. The
Cotton Exchange NJ John b. Gray, counsel for the
society, contcndcd that the return good one, AID
did conceJe that tue act Ui the society
Iho only charge upon which rclator expelled.
5uage Van DSast sustained tho objection " thesucetys
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7 -. n - .' Il ta a "a s ~ ss8
! q Wno = soinx y W our pessg naster
Is, ssn :. sl. Walker i building him i ,,sx
". W. W. Wool, las removed 4.
''ole and family to Reinbcck. :
!, Harmon KelIoegis putting Up, 1 new
building r The west part Of town.
4 you don't want your cattle nut IN N.
pound-Don't let Them run at large.
Dr. W. r. Lane Il adding 10 his bu;,.,.
ING putting and extension on the ives,
Dr. Gray and Mr. Graham have inst
!. Dullf new and tasty fence in front 81
their homes. 3
J. A. J. A. stsinshouer, Lying on j. R.
Mcclaskey's farm. Whjskey Bottom. died
may s2nd. with heart disease.
J: : Mckee is doing STAYING business
n the Restaurant line. Call around and
get nlled up. Ice Cream till you can't rest
Mr.. A. N. Poyneers new residence i
raised and enclosed, and when finished
VIII Dc one Of the best residences in Tan,a
County.
mr.. A. B. Gage, from New Jersey, hay
ing recently taken possession Of the Bart
ie't House is making quite extensive I'M
movements, and proposes to run it in
first-class style. ;.ssss
LII. steele is now fixing up and improv-
ing the old American House and proposes
20 make sort Of health retreat Of il,
after the style of the Caster
House, at ottomwa.
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Take Notice.

The Annual Meeting of The Farmers
P'a.ua' Aid Insurance Co., of Tama Coun-
y, Iowa, will be held in the Court House
= ioledo, commencing at ten O'Clock a.
T. On Tue first Monday in June, for the
'ansacllon ofaDy business thai may come
p,'0'e The meeting. Let every member
rno possibly can, attend, as business of
|upot'ance to all will be brought up
Or consideration.
D. MCCORMICK,
Secretary.
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shar;#s Sale.


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
n by virtue Of a special execution di-
rectcd to me from the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court of lama County, Iowa, on a judg-
ment and decree of foreclosure obtained
-insaid Court on the 9th day of May, 1877,
in favor of ). L. Powers, us Plaintiff, and
against Ira A. Raymond, as Defendant,
for the sum of Seventy Eve and Eighty
Seven Hundredths Dollars and costs tax
cd at Thirty One and Fifteen Hundredth
Dollars and accruing costs, have levied
upon the following real property of said
defendants, to satisfy said execution, to
wit:
The North Half q } of lot Three (3,) in
block Six co. in the town Of West Irving
in lama County, Iowa.
And will Offer the same for sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, on
the
23rd Day of June. A. d. 1877,
in front of the Court House, in Toledo,
Tama County, Iowa, at the hour of 10
o'clock, a. M, of said day, when due at-
tendance will be given by the undersign-
ed.
Dated May 2ith, 1877. @
r. e. AUSTIN,
Sheriff of lama County, Iowa.
GEORGE RAINEs,
Attorney for Plaintiff. $4.95
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Sherim's Sale.

Shariff'S Sale.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
IN by virtue of general execution d.
rected to me from the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of lama County, Iowa, on q
Judgment obtained in said Court on the
list day of November, 1875, in favor of
Harrison, Hall & Warren, as Plaintiffs,
and against Furry Newcomer, John New
conner and Robt Melick, as Defendants for
the sum of One Thousa"d u Eighty Dol
larr and costs taxed at 81 20 and accruing
CO is, I have levied upon the following per-
sonal property, taken as the property OF
said defendant, to satisfy said execution,
to-wit
Fifty (5O) fat hogs, Eleven ny breed
ing sows. Ten (10) mich COWS. Six (6)
head of horses and SIT bushels of wheat
in store at the elevator OF j. L. Bracken,
in Toledo, Tama Co., Iowa.
And l will offer the same for sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, on
the
23rd Day of June. A. D. 1877,
TIE stock will be sold at the Livery Barn
of MCGEE & Appellate, and the wheat al
elevator of j. l.. Bracken, in Toledo
Tama County, Iowa, at the hour of II
o'clock, A. M, of said day, when due at
| tendance will be given by the undersign
| ed
Dated May Gath, 1877.
| r. E. AUSTIN,
1926 Sheriff of lama County.
| b.
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AdmlnleSgator's tlptice.
STATE OF IOWA,
TANA CoUNrY,
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
Is that the undersigned has this day
been appointed and commissioned by the
Circuit Court Of lama County, Ia the
State OF Iowa, Executors of tho Estate of
Nathan Bartlett, Deceased; and all per
sons having claims against said Estate
are hereby notified to file them with the
Clerk Of the sail Court, clearly stated
and duly sworn to. and within legal time,
preparatory: to their being allowed oi
proved; and persons owing said Estate
are requested to make Immediate pay
ment to the undersigned. and avoid costs.
Dated at Toledo. Iowa, this 10th day
of May, A. D. 1877.
JEREMIAH SMITH,
22-2w JONATHAN w. BEALE,
Executors.
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We offer for sale our
ENTIREP PROPERTY, in
the MAIN BUSINESS
PART OF TOLEDO,
now paying an annual
cash rent of $50 DOL
LARS, and we are doing
business in the best
room, worth at least
500 more annually. We
will sell the property at
such figures as will se-
cure the purchaser a
large percentage on the
investment. For par
tIculars address: Box
% or call on
FRICk q KuEN.
Toledo, Iowa.
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cAMrRy 4 SON

Are sole agents for the Champion
Reaper and Mower. The best machine
in the world. $4,000 sold in 1876. Took
first prize at the Centennial oyer about 40
other machines.
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We attended The meeting Of the Local
Editors Of Iowa, at Des Moines last week
There were probaly so Newspaper men
present, and a very pleasant time was
had. The Exposition company very lib
orally placed their building at the disno-
sal OF the committee for the day meeting.
and Mr. " W Moore generously gave lie
use Of his beautiful Opera House for the
evening meeting. The exercises Of The
afternoon were principally taken up in
forming an Association, to be known as
THE Association of Local Editors Of
Iowa which has in view several objects.
among which are an annual meeting or
convention for the purpose of becoming
better acquainted and talking over bust
ness Including all subjects which NAV
come up for discussion Apother object
is to form a Mutual Protection Life In
surance Association. A committee was
appointed to draft Constitution. By.
Laws, &c, to report at the next meeting
which will take place some time in June,
next month. ,.z .sssts !.
Propositions wcrc.read from several r.
r. COMPANIES rendering to the sAsso-
citation an excursion to take place in June
or July. Various routes were offered,
and upon ballot it was decided TO 20 to
Ito Putin Bay, Ohio, ria the Toledo, Pc
oria &Warsaw Ry.
In the evening tie exercises at tie Op-
era House were varied and interesting,
consisting of music, essays, &c. &C.,
The head quarters of the Association
seemed to be at the Aborn House and a
person could tell from tile lean and hun
cry looks OF the guests that some kind of
a convention was being held in the City.
The genial landlord Mr.. G. B, Brown
seemed to feel sorry for and pity the poor
editors, judging by the reluctant way in
which he took their pay. After stopping
at the house, however Day or SO the
cuuntenances changed and the cheerful
face the peneil-s'ioscrs wore was OWN, to
u, good fare and cordial treatment re-
ceiv,d.
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Come at Last

The Great Western Feather Renovation
is now in the town of Toledo, where it is
prepared TO renovate and revivify Feath.
ers very reasonable. We guarantee salts.
faction or no charges. All orders left
with E. Irish or at our place of business
east side of the Square will receive prompt
attention. Call and see US.
JOHN II. SoUTHwICK s. Co.
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SEVEN ORDERS IN ONE DAY
Taken by Camery & Son with the as
sistance OF the gentlemanly general
agent Mr.. Hastings, ON last Wednes-
day for Champion Reaper & Mower.
In Tama Co. Call and give your orders
soon. They are going off rapidly.
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To Photographers.

An Artist Of ability and enterprise can
purchase flrst-class Gallery on favor
able terms, in the yourg and growing
city of Denver, Colorado. For particu.
lars consult the Editor OF this paper Oh
address W. G. CHAMBERLAIN,
Denver, Colorado.
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LosT---Mare Colt.

Lost, a two-year-old mare colt, with a
star in her forehead. and big lump on
her left hind leg, above the sti1e joint.
Aliberal reward will given for infor-
nation of the same,
JOHN SMITH,
Howard Township.
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]. M. Camery & Son. are sole agents for
the Weir, Deeres Advance, Furst s. Brad
ley, Black Hawk, Defiance and Buckeye
Jr. Cultivators, (all new stock,) and will
be sold at bottom prices
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Tax Sale Notice.
TAMA COUNTY.
TO Leui Kapp,
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
i at a sale of Real Estate for Delin-
qucnt Taxes, held at the Court House,
in Toledo, in said County, on the 9th day
of October A. D. 1873, Lot No. twelye(s)
in Block No. "a in Nc Roberts First ad-
dition to, Toledo, was bid eff and by the
Treasurer of said County sold to G. Fl.
Goodrich and the certificate of purchase
assigned to S. nj. sBccson and that the
right of redemp ion will expire, and a
deed will be made by the Treasurer of
said County for said Real Estate pursuant
to said sale, unless redemption from such
sale be made within ninety days from the
completed service Of this notice.
JAMES A. HARRICAN,
Owner of Certificate Of Tax Sale.
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BUCKINGHAM CORRESPONDENCE.

As our last letter missed the mail we
will give the items of the past two weeks.
/ Gen. Wood is going out west this fall
The Buckingham Cemetery is haying its
fence reljdi,t.
The hack from Traer 10 Grundy Center
passes through Buckingham as it is the
best road.
Hon. 6. Jaqua, D. and S. Ewings and
J. T Amcs arc each going to build some
gerry large barns.
Mr.. L. B. Kibbe took 1900 cattle out
West this summer at s1,95 per head.
His expenses ;7-:'' be about $40 per day.
Tic railroad frcm Tracr TO Grundy
Center is making finc progress. Their
mark can be seen off quite distance.
Mrs. Heath is as happy as q woman in
y new house. Her first husband has re-
turned and she says he is the best out of
all the six.
The fence around the Fair Ground is
bcirg taken up 1t will soon be declared
u failure and some one will be rich.
Res bIcAl,istcr has delivering tenn
perancc lectures at Buckingham the past
winter lie delivered some very eloquent
ones which showed there was much care
in getting them up. sin buckingham
walkcth in darkness.
Traer and Rcinbcck seems to have a
little game between them in regard towho
can support The most saloons. Traer be-
ing the oldest is three ahead, but Rein
beck is not going to be got away. with
quite so easy, for it has seven now, and
three teams employed mailing lumber
for mere -
MIR. j. j. Aplin has been canvassing
for tie book entitled the Memoir OF Z. +.
Bliss, which was presented 10 the public
by the publishers stating that it was for
the support of his children.:a,I think
they need it as they only have ten
thousand dollars now. 3c9,n
The party below Dysart came up last
week for The purpose Of giving Mr.. Wolf
chase. The crowd was not very large,
made up principally of the stripiings 81
Traer who like to show their brewery on
such occasions. They succeeded in catch
ing two of tho pig stcalcrs.
Prof. Brown was in this part OF the
country last week visiting schools Mr..
Brown is doing his utmost 10 Ills line for
The country and don't think the county
could do better than re-elect.hials After
his days work wss finished be called al
| W Jaqua's. :. 80 -, =.
The buckingham school is IN fine prog
| ress. Our new Director J. a. Ladd wills,
percd to the scholsrs that they wanted 70
be d little careful how the knife wasused
around the house, but they got the start
of HIM and now they have the house well
ventilated with twenty-one broken win
dow-lights.
The case Of Mn. Allen " Wegstein ani
scothorn was made up game between
| Allen and his wife. She did not recover
any damages and its good enough.
1 The farmers are much vexed about
their corn crop here. Not much more
/ than half Of The corn has grown that We.
planted. Nj. Life planted one hundred
acres ana only got about half . stand. q.
then plowed and rcpIanted It the secont
/ time, and now he only has about hall
1 stand. He ii about discouraged and
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