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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-08-21
Family Broil at Boonvllle.

On Thursday last. as conductor
Speed was about to pull his train out
Of the BoonviIle depot, he heard a
terrific rumpus in the baggage car.
He went and took look at the situa-
tion and found a man named --
and his wife struggling for the pos
session of trunk.
Speed commanded peace, but there
was no peace until he collared both,
while the man told his story. as fol-
lows: She has got my goods in that
trunk and she Is running away. /
want to stop her. She can't 60 with
my consent but If she does 60 she
can't have them ere things in that
trunk.
On inquiry, the conductor learned
that the woman had brought
the trunk to the baggageman, and
had it checked. so he decided that
she should be protected in its posses
sion. unless some process of law de-
cided different.
That man was hustled out Of the
train, at once, and the woman went to
Upton.
Friday night, last the woman was
at Sedalia, in first class hotel with
q man, registered as Mr.. --and
wife, and it was not Mr.. ---, oi
BoonviIle, who wanted the trunk.
either.
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CORNERED AND CAPTURED.
A Negro Convict Took . Short
Lease on Liberty Yesterday-Es-
cape from the Coat Mines
tured by Officer Gray LAST Night

Information was received in the city
Yesterday Of the escape Of negro con
vict from Talmage station. and de.
scription of the convict was sent to the
city officials 10 Ire on the lookout, as q
$50 REWARD
was awaiting 10 he paid {" any one VIII"
would return him.
The negro was seen in East Sedalia
last night. and was chased. About 1880
p. IN. Officer Gray heard some one
running past his house on Third St. and
he got up. and went on the street. and
inquired the reason Of the running.
lie was told Of the escape Of the con-
Wet. and that then the negro was
somewhere in that part of the city.
The officer commenced hunting IN
outhouses in the rear Of Boatright's.
and the second place he looked. he
found the fellow crouched in pig pen.
OWNS UP.
On being taken to the cooler, he ac-
knowledged all, and said he was the
man they, wanted at the mines. The
officer searched him, and found on his
person about $500 and pocket
knife. He had Oh when captured a
very fair suit of citizens clothes and
in new valise he had with him, a
new suit Of clothes tha: had never
been Worn.
HOW lie ESCAPED.
One of the guards followed the ne
gro to Sedalia, and gives the informa-
ton that this convict was " trusty
had been so one week. He also
was the treasurer for the convicts'
over-money. and is said to have
had $1,000 in his possession
at the time of his escape. lie told
Officer Gray that it cost him
$40 To GET TO sEDALIA;
that he paid one man So to pilot him
one cornfield.
The prisoner told BAzOO reporter,
who visited the cooler this morning.
that his name was Frank jackson.
and was a years old. He was
Of burglary. in Audrain
county, and sentenced TO the pen for
three years, aud has been there
about ten months. He escaped
Yesterday morning. He Was sent to
get milk, and had not found any nj
the time when captured.
To officer Gray, We suppose, he
longs the credit Of capturing the mau.
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THE STAGE.
At Home and Abroad.

Kate CIaxton lately played in Can.
~isncs at Montreal.
1t il said that Charles +. Tho-ne, jr,
il not insane after all.
Mrs. Linyani (Alice Dunning) is sui
iering from diphtheria.
-Rossi is contemplating an artistic tour
in America during the fall.
The Lingaris will appear at the Park
Theater, Brooklyn, on September 10Th.
Patti will come to America anon, and
expensive Nilsson wants badly to return.
The theatrical profession At the E,s'
seems to be universally in debt and in
trouble.
Miss OAkdene, q pupil Of Mr.. Vanden.
hof, Is the latest % Lady Macbeth" She
had success deSime.
Clara Morris will, in all probability
star in Louis Vider's Qssss and MUty
MARY Stuart) the coming season.
-Strackosl, who has gone abroad, il
confident If his ability to secure Nicolini
the tenor, for the next season.
Miss Louise Pomercy lost her wardrobe
and nearly all her money at the 81. Johns
IRE, but il grateful for her escape.
Clara Morris will play Miss .MoaA'"" in
Chicago, if her health permits. Meanwhile
she takes simultaneous injections Of NOR
phia almost hourly.
The play OF The ITaOws, which Mr.
and Mrs. Waller will produce, under T.
Thorne, sen at the Lyceum in August, Is
good adaptation Of George Sands Hare
ax DiakIk.
Miss May Fisk, cousin OF the late
Col. James Fisk. will appear at the Utica
Opera House next Wednesday and Thurs
day in society dramas. She has besn play
ing in the West Indies.
-Rignold having discovered that there
in no money for him in miscellaneous char
acters, has fallen back on Henry J.. Tie
tase~ il to Canada and elsewhere, starting
from New York in September.
-TRe Rmisss: o~, Tke Hurt # he Serras
Joaquin Miller's new play, will open tn
Fall season at the Broadway Theater. Nc
Nee Rankin, F. b warde, Mis- Jeflreys-
Lewis and Kitty Blanchard are to BE- in
the company.
The Abbott Brisnoli Company, con-
sissing Of Miss Emna Abbott, Signess
Brignoli, Ferranti, Oh. Friesch, Nine. San-
ret and Charles Pratt will appear at Sara
to9a this month, under James W. Norris
seys management.
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HER EYES.

l,neg not # her eyes were black,
Or If her eyes Were blne;
A only felt their ii4uId depths
We're iull 81 love, and true;
And all the world, beneath her gaze,
Took GA a summer hn-.
Al. We'll. iv,el her. She Ma lar,
AMI beautiful, anl bright;
The slancin:. sunshine GA her ii'br
Broke mt" WAVES "f hight
And ia the darkness, II she smiled,
itneyer could bc night.
1 treasured l,er-h" other i"Tr
", heart hal ever known;
For she mas niin,'. AMI Mas her
Nv oxn-fnN s.-r, "gu'
E.i al ili.. ti..sSoIu~. AT nsr -,.te,
'.rss fnil sni ",.-iii"wn.
aias. IA. i"yes ia. hot e. -'taN
In. lDs. . yabi-i.-.i--s";,'.
w. another by her >'.i"-
Her glin.-.. T. fall "i ~'-"rri-
Alas that love - I--ri~.r-t
should ever have i-aen horn
And. Therefore. little DO care
DER whether iisrk or iltie-
\ only kuow thar wofnauseye-
Can never more seem trii.,
N man We're wise and only wise.
H.. " on.i not watch their hue.
Their glaac..- tangl- and cli-narr,
Ti-Ir pas >lon-~,iaifs are driven;
T.. p,errr fi.. heart- that hove L." a'i!
Their fatal art H. 9Ilrh-
And. falls. or true, the unnanS eyes
Can maxi. q hell ~ hcas"n'
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\ charming memento of the vic
tory Is circlet of flowers curio,lsIy
interviewer and imbedded on palm
Leaf, presented by three young ladies'.
Miss Nellie Rogers. Miss .Josey Shock
ey, Miss Laura Redford. 1t is arran-
ged with exquisite skill ana fancy AMI
its remarkable beauty is only excelled
in lovliness by the fair donors. To
attempt to describe it. would be
like an effort to. picture the
rainbow. Only the feminine
mind, replete with beautiful thoughts
and lovely imagery, could have ar
ranged trophy at once SO engaging
and graceful. Our boys propose to
keep it until age shall wither the flow
ers, which, when faded and unsightly,
will still retain for them all the odor
of their bloom.
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MURPHY TEMPERANCE PES
TIVAL
At Smiths Hall, on Tuesday Night,
August 2lsf.

The entertainment to consist Of good
vocal and Instrumental music, ten
minute speeches by Mr.. w. Y. Penn
bcrton and Mr.. Mortimer hampton, .
display Of fine arts. plenty OF refresh
ments and a good time generally.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
VIM EBAY. DR. Scott, NJ N Lamp
ton, &C Abbott and l. Allen.
COMMITTEE on MUSIC.
TIL b Cotton. l. Allen. e G Tay-
lor. Morris Barrett, Will Jsynes and
Phillip Perry.
COMMITTEE on REFRESHMENTS.
Mrs ] H Hathaway, Mrs A d
Jaynes. Mrs Sadie Cotton, Mrs j w
Wills. Mrs Mason. Mrs E 7 Brown.
Mrs G e Heard, Mrs A G Hollsod.
Mrs w p Cousley. Mrs James Beard.
Mrs K w Brundage, Mrs Lon Van
Wagner, Mrs Lamber. Miss Augusta
Hampton. Miss Emma Bray, Miss
Hattie Barrett. MISS Dolly Evana. and
J H Mertx, w p Cousley 7 b Ander-
son, H Ritter. G & Vanderbosh and
Lon Van Wagner.
COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
Chas Mclaughlin, J j Hampton.
Lum Hall. Leroy Codding. George
Yates and Noah Allen. and Misses
Dora Anderson, Ella Halleck, Mary
McAlpine and Bette Rogers.
DR. w p King. Auctiooeer.
Admission, IS cents.
The committees are requested 20
meet at Smiths Hall. 40 Monday 1t
$50 p. -. The Excessive Commit
tee to meet 1t the same time and place.
Ry order Of the Executive Commit
tee. L. ALLeN, Secretary.
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Spirit of the Religious Press.
CHRISTIANITY GREAT DANGER

The ~ Y. Presbyterian says christianity
is On its trial enemies, vindictive numer-
O,is aud Determined, are array~d against it,
and the times above all demand the testi.
mony OF consistent, virtuOns Christian
lives. christianity cannot be injured
materially by soothing arguments or nicely
woven sophistries, bat il can be danger
on-ly weakened by the Inconsistent lives Of
Its adherents, because these will be ac-
cepted BY the world III witnesses, and it re-
mains for them tn say whether the testi-
mony Of their lives shall b. favorable or
not"
"PiG-HEAD RADICALS" cursed.
Rev. j. Booth, in the Bradford Eng
Obvrrer. saws that there il posted in the
porch Of Lndgershall Church, Bucks, the
announcement Ot cure or Judgment upon
the people Of that section, who are largely
ratiOnalists, ami have established free read
ing schools 70 take the place Of the church
service ON Sunday. Therector-R.v. Thos.
Martyn-says the rot, from which their po-
tatoes are suffering, Is q '.just judgment
upon them for their "pig headed radical
ISM" and that God has promised that there
shall be mo luck to such ~ have evil will
at Zion" also that "the public-hOuse may
~ we'll be open during divine service ~ the
reading school, il it takes the people away
from church.
.wHAr II CONVERSION ?"
The Atlantic U&chmas wishes il Con-
xrexational or Methodist friends to tell
what they mean by conversion and says
that when Mr.. Earle, the "revivalist," Vas
on this coast some ten years ago he told
the young Pastor Of . Congregational
Church in town where he seemed to be Ia
boring in vain, that "he was the Jonah i'm
the ship and that he had never been con-
verted" He was converted. however, that
night BY Mr.. Earle and from, that time
the revival went on swimminsly, and i'm
due time Brother Earle left to gather a
9 odly pile Of silver bricks in Virginia
CITY. A short time after Mr. g., the Pas
tor, also left and went East. He was . man
Of some brain, Of glib tongue, immense
egotism, bat rather Eighty withal, and in a
little while the announcement was made
that he had made turned Unitarian and
had given up his faith. What puzsles the
C1ackmnn il, to determine whether he was
converted and got religion" under Broth
er Earle. and then Lost il, or whether he
never got il.
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ROMANCE OF A LIPE.

A Noted Nee Perces Chieftain Said
to be Q White Man froxa Central
Missouri He Commences His Ca
reer ~ Wagon Master for Jones,
Russell & Co., OF this County-A
Curious History.
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SEOAI.IA's TROPHY

Umpire ", N ts.ueherty.
S.r"r-rS, =. Z. E.l..rfs au.i II. II. Exams.
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"SsS ~ueus ~ sePossess aso"s sssS a. ~~ssTs'n
border. Two Of the men were citizens Oi
Greene county, in this State.
A girl named Josephine Williams, liv-
ing in IT. Geneveve, claims to be . witch,
and is possessed Of an evil spirit. She pro-
fesses the power Of raising Cain generally.
1T is proposed that the press Of Missouri
unite in lifting the mortgage on Col.
Blakey's homestead. II would be q gener-
Gus and fraternal ac4 70 to do.
The United States MAMMAL bsrnrd six
teen hundred pounds Of manufactured to-
bacco, at Warreuton the other day, because
il had become mouldy and UNFIT for se.
Some Of the Democratic papers an
helping the 81. Louis Journal oss Il Is car
against Hocksaay. The Journal wdl asse
to corral . god many Of them - aAte
the fight anything like equal.
The Boiasett women in the Nevsda jail
are reported to have sent for the local al he
Ledger Of that city, and given him terrible
on account Of his report Of the
arrest Of the Boisest gang.
An application will Be made II Kings-
ton, Monday, before the -ircuit court, for IN
order. ressrsining The present directors Al
the Hannibal 4 ST. Joe Tsilroad fron oyses.
sting il, and sizing for the sPpointpent Of
Q receiver.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-26

Is party paramount to Office, or
shall the procuring of an Office for
ones self or ones friend be tho price
demanded for party fcalty? If tho
latter assumption be correct then
arc we no better than the Radicals.
We do not believe the people arc
wrong ut heart. Sober second
Thought will convince them OF their
duty, and when a crisis arises, VIC
trust thcy will be as earnest and
ardent in support Of tho right rs
they have heretofore proven them
selves to be.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-26

II. j. Darby, Of Chester, has boon
arrested upon tho charge of forging
his mothers name to q check
whereby he drew ono hundred dol
lars from the National Bank Of
Chester.
A c )lorcd man having the Rttiicul
tickets for Camp Ground precinct,
lichland, in tho recent election, fell
into u creek on the way out and lost
the tickets in saving Il whiskey
bottle he had with him. Sensible
dArkoy.
Mr.. Frederick Wrlrz, who b. q
been an engineer on the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad
died at his homo in Colum,
biz on Monday morn ng, af 'er two or
three weeks Of illness. He leaves q
widow and two children.
Preliminary steps are soon to be
taken for building n railroad from
Union to Chester, A public meets
ing was recently held at Union, at
which the building of the proposed
railroad was enthusiastically advoca-
ted. The matter will be considered
at meeting to be called in Chester
very soon.
The Republican party Of Darling-
ton county met III solemn convcn--
ton last Wednesday, and adjouncd 4
without making any nomination for
Whittcmorc's successor. 4 few of
the cred hots" got together after
wards, and set up Mr.. DcBerry
ELLIS, the old stage agent, to be
knocked over by Colonel Cokcr, the
Democratic nominee
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At tho lato fire in Union, it is
said that number of boxes of Con,
fedcrato archives, left by Mr.. Davis
when passing through that town, on
his hurried trip south, were de-
stroycd. They had been carefully
preserved by Colonel Young, and
were about being sent to the
Southern Historical Society in
Richmond.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

New Jersey has two dozen politi-
clans who want to be governor.
Ten Mollic NTaguircs were
hanged in Pennsylvania on Friday.
Mr. w. r. Withors of Camden,
died on the 14th inst, after Il pain
full illness.
"kathlcon MWourneen" Was 30
successfully rendered in Camden as
to receive an encore.
The New York cotton exchange
wants to take three days holiday
about the fourth of July.
While Russia is getting away
with Turkey, the Turks arc giving
tho Montenegrins the deuce,
A detective has been among the
internal revenue collectors of North
Carolina, and those who are not AZ
rested have mostly fed the State
The city of st. Johns, New Bruins
wick, has been nearly destroyed by
fire. Fifteen thousand people are
homeless
The Turks were badly defeatod in
q battle at ID .lobnbp, Asia Minor, on
the 10th inst. The British minister
has counselel the sultan to make
peace.
The Indians in Montana. number
ing about fifteen hundred warriors,
have risen, massacrcd many whites
and defeated tho troops sent
against them. Tho settlers are
fleeing in every direction.
Col. George p. Kane has been
nominated by the Democrats for
mayor of Baltimore. He was a
Southern sympathizcr during the
war, and was incarceratcd in Forts
Lafayette and Warren.
-Four humps Of gold, which aggrc-
gated the weight Of eight ounces,
have been found in the pure state
on tho plantation of Mr.. Jesse
Smitherman, near Troy, Montgomc
ry county, North Carolina
Beechcr and tho Plymouth con-
grcsation arc log-rolling for the
retention, as collector of Brooklyn, of
Collector Frccland, who was an impor-
tAnt witness for Bccchcr in his
trial
Con. B. r. Butler delivered a lee
tire on "!Ehe Irish Soldier" in New
York a few evenings since in
aid of ST. Cecilia's Parish. Charles
A.. Dana Of the San presided. A
case of the lion and tho lamb.
Tho Troy, N. Y, Mouldcrs'
Union, one of the strongest in the
country, resolved Friday night to
allow members to work in any shop
on any tcrms-a virtual dissolution
Of the union. This action ends q
strike of eight months duration.
During last week tho revenue off.
GERS in Tennessee rnided illicit dis
tillorlrs in several mountain coun~
ties, and broke up fourteen dis
tillcrics; got into a fight and killed
an illicit distillcr, badly wounded
two and captured twelve.
A Mrs. Rcmm, living about fif-
teen miles cast of Maroa, ILL.,, has
just given birth to four boys, Mrs
Guthrie, residing noar Mrs. Rcmm
to three girls, and Mrs. Krcsslcr
living only q few miles from tin,
latter, to two girls and q boy. The
three mothers and ten babies are al
doing well.
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The nomination, made by tho ST.
Louis Globe Dcnaoc: o., Of Hendricks
md Hampton for the national ticket
in 1880, would DO ono Of great
strength. If the distinguished gen.
tlemen wish to run in this collncc-
ton, tho party can we'll afford to
run them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-26

The Aiken Coamier-JJewnoz re.
Jolcos IN tho possession Of fence
rail which was cut, split and laid
ninety five years ago.
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OBITUARY..

DIED, in Fairfield county, juno 81, 1917, OF
thrash, LUCY b., infant daughter OF Thomas
i. and Maggie A. Powell, aged six menths.
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SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

Mad dogs are causing panic III
Pickens.
The Yorkville Netbodists have
had successful festival.
Sheriff Dolby, of Kcrshaw, has
gone OIL and got married.
Senator Cochran has resigned his
position in tho town council Of An
dcrsOn.
An exchange calls Chamberlain a
hypocrite and spells it with an 81
and two "p's."
Judge Reed las appointed Mr.. w.
st. j. Jervcy solicitor pro tenn. of
the tirst judicial circuit.
The county commissioners Of
York have reduced the county tax
from three to two and n half mills.
Tho Cheraw and Chester Railroad
Company has purchased IN engine
aud is beginning work again.
The United States Signal Corps
has established IN observatory on
King; Mountain.
Gen. Jamos Chestnut and Con. j.
d. Kennedy have resumed the prac~-
ticc of law in Camden.
Buttz having been kicked out of the
soicitorship, some curiosity is felt
as to what he will do next,
Mr.. f. II, S;trobel Of Chester,
formerly of Charleston, has taken
one Of the highest honcrs at Yule
College.
The charter Of the town of
Chestnut Grove, Chester, has been
abolished. Too few inhabitants and
too many liquor shops.
The Kershaw G0zctte man thinks
cotton will bring fifteen centsa pound
this fall. He takes q cheerful view
OF things.
Governor Hampton, on his way
to Auburn, n y, declined to be
interviewed by reporters, and avoid
ed all public demonstrations
There was thirty-fvo deaths in
Charlestonfor the week ending the
lGth-whites eight, colorcd twenty
SoVCn.
Thirteen townships in Anderson
have pctitionod for Il vote on the
fence law. Three are yet to be heard
from.
Ex-Lieutcnant-Gov. Gleaves has
been appointed by Governor Hamp-
ton ono Of the trial justices for
Beaufort county.
Hon. G. G. Mcmmingcr OF
Charleston has declined both the
Democratic and the Radical nomina-
ton for tho Legislature.
Reuben Tomlinson, who ran
against Moses for governor, is all
aspirant for the collectorship OF
the port Of Charleston.
Mrs. Mary Zurchcr, wife of TIC
1dO1 y. \. rtll CtlCl VI iDlhNN.C z
formerly Of Winnsboro, has gone tc
Switzerland to visit her relatives.
In several counties Of the st ate
steps have already been takcn tc
submit the fence question to tho
taxpayers.
Capt. H. S. Lebby, who killed Mr.
j. 6. Bulow, formerly Of Fairfield,
at Summcrvillc in October last. was
tried on Thursday and acquitted.
Mr. j S. Burch, of Darlington
sheared Cotswold sheep recently
the fleece Of which weighed thir-
teen pounds and three quarters.
A swarm Of bees passed over the
State House on Thursday. In the
days Of ancient Rome it would have
been considered an omen of busy
times to como.
The Baptist Theological Seminary
is to be removed from Grccnvillc. S
c., to Louisville, Ky, and the
GrccnvilIc people arc, as consc,
quencc, dissatisfied.
The Methodist District Confer
cnco will meet at Ninety-six, or
July 18th. Rev. j. A. Clifton vii
preach the opening sermon, am
Bishop Wightman will preside.
On Saturday before last Mr.. H
| A. Cnuhln. Of GrcnnYilln. nccilnntnl
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THE LOCAL COLUMN

Is well filled with town and county newe.
The aim of the Publishers is to issuo n
FIRST-CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
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Ell your Job Printing done ut the
NJ NEwsAI HERALD OFFICE
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THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT

RECEIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION.
The Morning herald., 1877-03-30
Maryland Items.

John L. Hanna has been admitted to the
bar of Cecil county.
A tenement house on the farm of Mr..
Emanuel, near Easten, was destroyed by
fire last week.
Mrs. B. Jones, Taylor, near Snow Hill,
hss shorthorn bull, six years old, which
weighs $500 pounds.
Solomon Taylor, (colored,) living near
cokesbury, Cecil county, died on Tuesday,
1.-THE advanced age Of 116 years,
Atwelve year old son of Frank Neal,
near Concord, Caroline county, fell into a
nre last week and was burned to death.
The colored people in Centreville have
@o odd Fellows Lodge, and they are going
build lodge room, two stories, 24x16.
onehundred and fifteen separate parcels
VI real estate are advertised at public sale
M hepayment of taxes in Talbot county.
Ahrmer living near Cambridge recently
Mehased chicken cock, of the Partridge
''ehn variety, for which he paid ten dol
lH,
Inc overseer of the Cecil county alms-
l'use states that in three nights last week
%e hundred and ten tramps stopped at that
Place &C. for lodging.
|
Inc New York "Tribune" says that Miss
VIVA Rand, an actress of the Boston The
s'e Company, has recently bought a fine
n, c'n Of S25 acres, on the Eastern Shore of
Chesapeake b, Bay.
Mr' William Woodrow who has been
''s'ng large numbers of ducks in Cam
''uge, recently met with the i'll luck OF
"SV'ng one hundred and six full grown
0De' killed by dogs.
lady in Grcensborough, more than
.sn'y years Of age, has now in her posses
'0n Marseilles skirt which was purchased
u 'nst town by her mother in 1856. 1t is
A'f wish to be buried in It.