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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-22
lNceklu Gimes
TBuRsD Y, NOVEMBER %, 1877.


SoCINI GndeT tBe OI-sri HOus.--
DoS,r forget the oyster lunch this alter
noon
RrGr-IAR meeting of the council tomorrow
night.
THAT Baptist social under the Opera House
to-day.
THE Georgia Ninsjrels Iet last night for
Omaha.
AQUIEr dance was enjoyed at Turner Hall
Sunday night
rur .oneen City Quartette," at the Opera
House tonight.
oUITE a number of arrests were made by
the polic- yester ay-
BrsIxEss men are more cheerful than they
have peen for five years
sp.RpoE a JoSIs, sole agents for the
American popular cigar
curRcH social this evening at the corner OF
Delaware aud Fourth siraets.
STALLS garsen was patronized Sunday
piybt by a large number of dancers.
Dox'r forget the social at rarhams old
place, under the Opera House, to-day
Go to the corner Of Delaware and Fourth
streets this afternoon for a splendid oyster
lunch.
Don't fail 20 attend the church social this
evening al the corner OF Delaware aud Fourth
streets.
THE Coal shaft is To- b. supplied with new
box wheels: one hundred were ordered TO be
cast yesterday
A NUMBER of farmers were in from the
country yesterday bargaining tor the sale of
Thanksgiving turkies.
FURNITURE upholstered in ''rsw silk" is all
the rage now. The shade select d is generally
gray r a decided brown.
tss.ns.
changed from nine, 10 ten O'Clock IN The
morning. sinners, take notice.
We were shown a monster radish at W. $.
Gable & Co.'S store yesterday. IL was grown
ON a farm near the fair grounds and weighs
"a pounds
A COUPLE OF drunken women in the North |
part OF the city, attracted considerable at
tention yesterday afternoon, by their noisy |
talk the streets.
THE owners of Dacot,h Maid and Dictator |
have agreed TO trot for the purse of seven hun
dred and fifty dollars Offered by the Horse and |
Stock Fair Association,
DECEMBER 5th is the last day Of grace for the |
taxpayers VINO wish To take advantage OF the |
IL pr ,.-nt. reduction. After that time "A per
cent. will D. charged.
THE wit',I. number nf jurors employed dur
ing the present term Of coun since -eptem-
ber 81 hs5s b-sH niG, lynne. The cost Of the
SAM uas been lJ1,>p
THOUSANDS of tn. nio>i prominent and in
tel.ezrIl ,J T~on> IhToug nouI III. lahG have
testified Ia tI- true TiIs oI DR. Euli'> tough
syrup. Wr advise SUIT, d, q, 10 Us. il.
THE rooms under the Opera House were
abb ~. la-t evening, ANA to-day Lom y to
O'Clock Ia I.Ir ~'I.rnopn el .gaEt oyster
Iuuch wal d. prepared ior ali who are hun
CRY.
WE und rsiaud from Mr. Al. Wooif, that d
bouidrr,f load weighing 2.5D1 pDHnn> WA
taken from - mIu.. IA which-n- j. Interested,
in Christian u'.unry, Mo- recently lts a
pretty b.- IumP, bat j. "a solid fact
THEIR VIII o. meeting of tn Manniac-
turer>' Soci. ~ AT the Rooms oi the Academy
o scieuc.. tar evening. All are requested To
be present. JoHN WILSON
| :
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remarked tha. I should have the
letters next morning. Next day be
came to my desk in the House Of Rep
resentatives and showed me the IN
signed letter which had read. and took
nv pen and erased one paragraph. /
told him il could be made stronger and
faller, ba. that from honorable men
who gave il in god faith it was suffi-
Gent. In al hour I went 10 bis desk
and he delivered NE the letter signed
by himself and Matthews. | observed
that it was in different hand writing
read it hastily and remarked that 1t
contained some general terms did not
like He replied that Mr.. Matthews
had rewritten it throughout, though it
was intendedto cover the whole case.
and said. can promise you there Will
be no doub. as 10 the fulfllment OF all
assurances I have given you. 1 noticed
the original letter on bis desk, and said
sign this also. He replied. certainly,
with pleasure. As 1 was leaving he
called me back, and told me that Pres
ident Grant would. as soon as the count
was completed. issue certain order to
Gen. Anger. in Louisiana. but he re-
ouested me not to mention this fac. for
several days. but expressly gave me
permission to make any use of the let
tiers might desire. The order referred
10 was issued by President Grant. I
gave copies of the letters to Messrs
Levy. Ellis, and Burk, of Louisiana.
and Gen. n. Butler. of South Carolina
with authority to use them whenever
they pleased. When I saw that the
Democratic victory which had been so
fairly won was lost, my deep concern
was for my suffering countrymen. and
to contribute to their deliversnce from
bondage was the passionate aspiration
Of my heart. and l believed the policy
of Hayes, If insugurated. would relieve
them from hateful and unrepublicau
rule.
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From Yesterdays Oregonian.I
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francisco, March 2s.-Opbir-
81, Mexican 14s, G. Gle. Califor-
MIA. A, Sava2e6. Con Va All. Chol-
lar j2a. II & n 65. Point ST, Jacket
10a. Imperial l.2j. Kentuck 6, Alpha
Is, Belcher I. s New St. Utah l6b.
3. Leopard 4. Modoc 3.15. Wells Fargo
SC. Hussey 25c. Manhattan "A. Prize a
New Coso GO, q Chariot "a. En-
pirc Idaho Csc, Leeds 3, Challenge
II. Dayton 40c. Baltimore l. S Hill! 5,
Confidence 8. Overman 63, Succer
zoe. Justice III. Union I. Bryan &c.
julia 4 IS, Caledonia 6. n \ 45c. Oc-
cidental 9Oc, P Sheridan 81, Alta l 25,
Woodville Acc. Mint 2Oc, l. Washing
ton II. Andes 75c. Ward IS, n Con Va
SOC. Prospect 2Oc. Trojan soc. Levia-
than 2Oc, B & b 26a. Bullion Is. Elk
chequer st. Knickerbocker 25c. S Sill
yer 3.
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Europe.

LONDON. March Thursdays Post
publishes the following in official form;
I'VE are glad to say the prospect Of q
pacific solution are ut last favorable, to
this degree that negotiations are to be
continued. We may thus gather that
fresh suggestions placed before the cabi-
net are deemed worthy of consideration.
and that the way is still thought to he
open to satisfactory arrangement of
all differences.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-30

OREGON SALT CAVE. DR.. Boyi T.
Qui*ey. gentleman whom we knew
well in days of 'aald lang syne." re-
ports to the Jacksonville S,nfiad the
discovery of salt cave in Lake county,
Oregon. OF tho Lower klamath river
Tho cave is described as about so feet in
length, so feet in width, and about IS
feet in haighth, the salt as equal in
quality. taste and color 10 the finest in
the market. anl found in its natural
state III large quantities. The cave also
contains two large briny springs About
loo feet further up the river is another
cave Of about half the size of this QUE
which contains a deposit If pure salt
petre. Dr. Oaivoy says he saw a, least
twenty pounds OF the pure article lying
at the bottom of the cave. Thus an
other resource Of no small importance
is added TO Lake county.
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County and City Official Press
Friday, March 80, 1877.
THE HOP BUSIN ESS.

The American Farm J1urnal for
March affords some instructive particu-
lars relating to the business Of hop
raising throughout the world. The
total acreage devoted 10 this product Is
given at go. 900 acres, Of which 100
600 are in Germany. 5000 in England,
$4,000 in America. $4,000 in Austria,
$1,000 in Belgium and 10000 in France.
The great hop field of England is
the county of Kent, where hop raising
has baen carried on for $50 years and
which raises two-ihirds Of the English
crop. Germany Is credited with the
best hops in the world and the most
aromatic Bavaria is the great hop
district of Germany. having over 10000
acres devoted to the cror, and her pro-
duet Is reputed the best in the world.
bringing double the price Of English
hops and treble that of the American
article. This superiority We believe is
justly attributable to nothing else than
the superiority of their culture aud cur
ing--the pains taking care that is be-
slowed on the art. French hops are
sesicie-. ;n flavor. and the Beige arti.
Gle is deprecated by carelessness in
gathering and drying.
To be accounted COOL crop the pro
duct on the continent Of Europe should
run up to $1,000, 900 pounds, The av-
erage consumption there, annually, is
6o.0c0. 900 pounds. but the crop Of 1876
was only 35,000.00o Hence the
draught last year on Americs
The crop of the United States was
given by the census of 1870 at $4,000
600 pounds. of which over 1900. 900
belonged to the State of New York.
100000 To Wisconsin. about CO.. 900
pounds each to Michigan and Califor-
mia, and the balance mostly to Yer
mont. Minnesota aud Maine.
English experience. covering period
OF sixty years, shows six annual crops
averaging less than 200 pounds to the
acre, eight crops averaging less than
400 pounds; sixteen crops averaging
less than 200 pounds; aud four crops
exceeding | 400 pounds average. The
average per acre for the entire sixty
years was rs pounds; but was reck.
oned on basis of 900 hop-hills in
rows. six or seven feet apart. as an
acre, equivalent only Ia about two
thirds If the statute acre.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-30

SOMETHING NEW Down EAST, A
New York dispatch mentions that great
excitement prevails in Essex Co, Mas
sAchuset,s. over mineral developments
in that locality. The several veins OF
quartz ore assayed, showed $50 10 So
= ton in gold aud silver besides a rich
deposit Of copper ore WIS discovered
The amoen. of ore in SIGHT is estimated
al 1000 tons with indications Of i'm
mense deposits below. growing richer as
il ,lesoepis Preparations are making
for working several miaes at Aaiesbury
aud eisew here, and :, Merrimac a shaft
has already been sunk 2io feet. with
five levels Of total length II /. SEQ Zee.
The numiser If men Row ~ work i so.
The monthly protuct. 200 tons If first
class ore. yisl,Iing Sii0. and real estate
owners are ,usi,iouaifeS ia authorization
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Tng CRixgSE fA&Ary The report
Of the Senatorial Committee appointed
10 take evidence npoa the que>iioa IF
Chinese immigration will he presented
at the neat session The evidence TAX
en- occupies l.:oe printed pages Tie
majority report will le in favor # =
Limitation Of the lgms q she Treaty,
aaa discoursgeEaen Of the .u''ax Sen
alter Merton viii submit a minority re
sDtyk
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4 GAIx OF ONE BY the la,e cleo
ton in New Hampshire the Republi-
cans have gained one member. In the
las. Congress the State representation
stoo3 two Democrats and one Repabl..
can. In the next the order will be re-
versed. staining one Democra. and two
Republicans
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nsrIvnERiA.--By cur exchanges 1T
appears iha, the iipa,a. riA. after tenn
posafy lall has again hr,kea cut IN
Walls Malla AMI in Salem. Oregon.
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saTaycIrEsyi,..

Mr. t'aa Roller ha, ,em-,r,...,.
.....s' in cur midst, and /. err,o,a in
re,.ug relics OF the Mound g.;llsr.
teyj." %. e.'aJIishing mas,am.
.. a connection, and i, a,l,.
. -eiIjsa'c Dds Undertaking, We wo.-.
..l-qst those Of our people who are +,
possession % amy ding Of this ns,n,.
d would part with them, to ei,t.
send or bring them into town, as N,
Roller is prepared, and willing to mn,
chase any such relies as may be q
interest.
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-Yetcfl4r, sa, time o5 paying
taxes expired. Tie law requires the
collector to close his books on ,be 20
Of April, and proceed to make out ;hc
delinquent list, and from which time a
penalty attaches. Those Who have
failed or neglected to pay uP, now have
no alternative bur to attend the tax sale
an- buy in their proPerw-plyirs the
amour, of taxes due with the addition.
al oos, and penalty, or, let some one
else bay who can and will Pay the taxes,
Mr., NJ. Heinz, who has been
managing the house Of Stowell a Heinz
on Frenchmau's Bayou, for the pas
mon,h, made a dying whit to O.ccoIa,
las, SUNDAY. lie informs US that the
young men Of the Bayou have organ
lied a Debating and Dramatic Club,
with Mr., NJ. Heinz, as president; Mr..
F. lIcyncr. vice PRESIDENT Mr. }. A.
Har,, Secretary; and Mr. A. Craig
Treasurer. The O. l. a b. A. will
await wi,h pleasure Il challenge for a
friendly dela,e.
EVERY man, woman and child a.
tins season should take DR.. }. II
McLcans Strengthening Cordial
and Blood Purifier, because it puri
lies and cnrchcs the blood, gives
yigor, strength and vitality tosthc
whole bodyoud system. DR.. J. H.
McLcau's Office, 81 Chestnut, ST..
Louis.
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-h..s .crs .:.....rvisEss

had lccn told, We supposed hat Fhet-
stone was almost ready to explode with
Ia cumula,cd knowledge Of crime and
evil doing, and only awaited an oTpor.
rariry TO uuho,am himself of ,hc load
which weighed 50 heavily upon bis
mind and conscience; under tha, inn
preston, we promised TO publish his
statements IN thi, issue, and with that
end in view, we visited the jail ycs,er-
day. Without the ceremony ofscnding
mp our card. we were ushcrej into his
presence uuannounced. After the usual
saluta,ion,, we informed him Of the oh
.,ct OF our visit, when he in turn as.
.rcd us that he didn't Know that he
..t any statements TO make, any fur,
.... than .ba, which related to his cs
.sre AND Whereabouts since.
oar rcai,r will remember the
mean. employed by the prisoners con.
fined IN Jail. sometime in October, ~,
in cffcc,ingrWtir escape, an account OF
which we published at the time, and
which it is not now necessary 10 re-
peat, but pass on to his subsequent
maneuyres as told by himself, as near
as we can remember his own words :;
" Aatcr getting out through the hole,
ran to and around he church, and
tried to hide in a ho-stesd of coal un.
der the stairway, bot was TOO feeble to
get into it, ] then 30, over the fence
and ran a,ross the field and hid in a
log hep, where ! remained until night
when came back to the Jail with the
view Of getting my shoes, which in my
haste had ief, behind, but finding q
guard still IN the jail, J started up the
main county road. When al the bayou
near LynCh's my strength failed mt en-
tirc'y, but after resting some time |
again started and 90, into the woods,
wandered around the whole sf the next
day, and that night STAYED in Thorn
lake. |, was uircty-six hours from the
TINE left jail until got something
90 cat. ! crossed thc river near the
Missouri line inro Tennessee, travelled
! 'crass that slate into Alabama, and from
an he5; into Mississippi not far from the
.s- Alabama line, AMI located in a remote
s.a 'e'r-n OF co-iuyi | kept out Of sight
q. as much as possible, aud worked by
torch light picking cotton and splitting
rails" Nc.e we ycr,urcd to interrupt
o.m to inquire where he kept himself
ard wh@ he did during ,hc day ? "Oh,
AID he, in an injured tone, al worked
.o'0 day and nish,," and then became
ds metc asa clam.
During a cursory conversation, he
appeared j,,poujcu,, and seemed to
regard the human race as a very ,rcacb.
sT'0' ''b exposing his belief thai
5, gu there never had been a True, honest an.
0'' Upright in the United States inc,
George Washington died. /, tact, bO
King didn't seem to ally realize the adysn
u.ic tages he might gain in the way of sen
sadonal ro;or.c,y, ror the import,r.
be attached TO the interviewing business
we ana consequently makes .buJ an ipd,.
ereut subject.
The Osceola times., 1877-04-21
I Tut rs PILLS

A distinguished physician Of New Yorh
says:
at is astonishing how univorally DR.
TUFTS Pills are used I'm my daily rounds
| hear of them not only among the poor
but thciryirtucs are hcradld from the man,
sions. Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ing the inventor from bis long connection
with the medical profession have great
confidence in their msrt' and of late have
often prescribed them with the happicst re-
suits in cases where | desired 20 make a de
cided impression on the liver
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10 Co1sunptiyes.

r'hculvurisor. having been up fmruuty rur ID
ur that dread Ill ,,a~o, CIu~uuptiou, hy asuY e.
remedy o. uNiuJ- o. mpH" SuuNHmAt q I.U
-atur-r- Ihc means ui cure To o, vb1 cp.ir..
lf. ha viii sent py OF hr pIu .Tptnn u-.g
ur,c uf charge with 'H" directions ,nr prc9ar-
l-- trl U.inrlnr Same. which 'rry eW anI "a
sure pur, Ion tHu-uupHu A-llmH, hTanch'-
cite. Ia"IH- Hr..iaE Oh, rr.N.Vw Nu
please .tdrU--. Rev. T.. s NILSSON
IlI IrI4 st.. " NtIlI.l.HHf-. ~ York
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Pinilles.

/ win mail the rrnipe ir proparir-
-fnuIr y NcgrtuuIr Balm, tAn viii r,noyp 1an.
lr.rtIu-. Iirplr- and hlwche, leaving fIr
-t,ia .uIt. clear and bcautiiu..as1 Instruction.
frI producing aluNUrHut gIowM Ol hair OIL "a
h,li head on sm0nt'i'eCo. fddrs, Gnrlosu.
lU ctsl Ben Nandof ~ Co., bux ll-l No 3
W uu,l,r .t., y I--l-y
The Osceola times., 1877-04-21

DR.. Tr't has been en-
gagged in the practice OF
medicine thirty year., and
i1rIllr- t.iug wasdguon
-,H'1r ol rult0uv in thS
Neiic1l College of Gcor
g.l, hence, per 1ns using
Dis Pill hrtl thl lulrIr
Zee that they ar- prepared
on scientific principles
and are Tree from all
an 'eiy.
lie lls suCCcc Gi ir
combining iu them IN,
heretofore autIganislit
qualities OF 20 siJSrQlicH'
iae, fUr-;ii-6, IEdg tHy'
UrlEr yir.
Their afet apparent cf
feet is lo increase the ap
-rotiic by causing thu loo.
90 properly yaasimilatc
Thus tIc sy tom Is u1ur
bed, 1Hl ~ their toni,
action ut1g ...~y .iyc or
/. gau, rggIIfr and lcJ'thJ
lrru1tious sry prlduCcd
|. 1hcrIpilily wl,h whici
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w-zss777 '-lsls- |u-11
rfSga. gAE5 ,T flE1l,
v.--r mn a--i.g u ;:l1.
loJf7VILLE, Ky.
IH0. t,IN-S

logirV1LLE, Ky
dHg. 3, 1875
DR. TgTr;-Dcar Sir
Fer Zen yc1r- have bern
an-rfyrtodys yspcpsia, con-
-..YIaH, sal piles, and
bad well nigh exhausted
.tae mlteIid moIi,a for re.
'tl i.mltLtslI ing death,
vHHf, hv accident, v1ui
Ptt WUrt @ruIultf0 ny
nuirn Ibegau their ust.
and tr.' dose gave UJ
tlrltt'nue
.uts eIHUrf. laa now
J v IwHr.I Irv.aea1dl lp,
petite, can di-estwcil, th,
Nl hya disappeared
, Hl hHy, q iHcl iou'
! unds in solid nosh.
! vmi not hc without
! lh"n Tor their weight 10
! gold.
RLF Il. T.. Surso"
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II. NJ. MoNEIGH S. : sEMMES.
MCVeigh & Semmes,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
S 8 SENIINES,
.VO TER K'ED e EG T. EE.
CSCEDE1sE,

CSCEDEHE,
Mississippi County Ark.
VIII practice in all the Counties Of
this (2d) Judicial Circuit, the .Nu-
premc Court Of the State, and IN
the adjoining counties Of Icnncs-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given TO col
lcctions, to the payment oftaXcs,
examining and abslracting titles,
and to whatever may appcrtain
TO general Land Agency.
Jan. Is t.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
srATE OFFCE1o

STATE oFFCErs.
C,,.mo, vs.. Il. Mu,.r
s.., of ~t....U. -. haIN,t7'
tuf.tur-Jru. Cuy.ut.
gr .-urrr- B. !. tuu.N.. -
~. G,..f..N r hundrr.oN
,.u ~t.tr l..i.'..J. y. ~m."
,t.,g.par-I b.. 1.a.iH.
,it'5',r,'... d ,l,rk-A Il Wit.
sttf r.-,i.e. o. 80 t"-....l ...-, ami
l', ,','1 ..a docs Vu. NJ. hali..'' ''''
utNl" ag. g.ri.,l.lu. ', l-, gs-u.a.-L. &. o..'''
IUm,lfEN. ,....
,..7,..r.i.n. ra.uf-es.. ,rl-aetI' 'is.''' ''". -
tom and l;luU..rn
,fgrufr .n.#-. -I.. i. NJ S.
pr,s. Att'y.--J. b. lt.aUrh'
IEGISLNfINE
9af. district tJguHt-" "i Dil--Ir'.i. g. "''"
pUitf-.ft and tGHf.In.ni.
-tYt. -,.U.tnr-N. lIHrtHs
Il R.gr,.,nia,Au-J. D. William.
COUNTY OFF, Ilt
Comfy 1sH.u- ,hu. Huv'H.
~H.4u.-i. u r..u.
...nfvD U...I. H. o.. t,-.y
Tr4-Inl. o. T. U.'r..
Srr.tu.. .-.It.. hl.Hpul.
A A..-..l..D r..,. ,..u.
C1r.u,..A. " L..l-.
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Laws Governing Subscribers

e, ,.,-...,tgrr. order i.r df-coatun'ner "' men
,.'..,,,..- fne puaI+asr may continue 'o .en'
them until 900 aualra4.a "' pa-'' ..,...r.-.
lr subscribers neglect 'f refuse 10 ~,
newspapers from tne.i "A'' 10 ".''' ',,, ',, ,.,
dirr.i.l. they are u..N ro-r''-.''' "'.'' .',i..
laya.,.tcd lugir b..is and ordered '"' l''''
,pu iusc ...;,,,,,f f,f
ir.n,,c.ias.s move to other PLACES without W. ~.
forming thc pabu-hcr, and n'N'l"i'''",' ",' ,.,l
,,, f.rn.rr direction. rhay arc hc'd re'''"''
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Rental Notice.
Rents Redc,sd Away Down.

I have several HuFl ucro, OF cotton ,,,. a
com lands Goo Irn' tI1i. Lands 81 u.t,i '5
uI near tr.uruWlps Bayou, Nl.-t...f.. .......
Nr,. Toriuua g1 1sa .ioH ala.g .,n, nu.
u,l-l-ncIh h' h's ID. lu.''. .'n .I.. h...H. u. Ig
Iyt.u. lp e. . T. ItaI..
Gu,l"u's A.... D.. AZ
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They are perfectly
harmless, can be tax
On by young or old
without restraint Of
diet or occupation.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
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Personals.

Among those in ATTENDANCE at III,
Court Of Common Pleas, and via
whom wc had the pleasure ola shake
were Mcssrs. James Williams, Of Bar
field; H. r. Blythe, ChickasNba
j. VI. Uzzcl, \. Craig, and Josep
Rhodes from freuchman'a Bayou,
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Rhodes from Frenchmsn'a Bayou,
Mrs. II, c. Evans, also Of French.
mans bayou, was a guest at the Pan.
tcrs' house during the week. II is al.
ways "a source Of pleasure to meet such
a kind, intelligent and agreeable lady,
may she be spared many more years,
to difuse those graceful and happy in.
hGences which bctray themselves 10 her
every word, action and surroundings.
DR.. S. II. Steele, like ourself, is a
No. /, first class turkey hunter and
like US, enjoys good ,hing, SO that
neither of us can be trusted to ret ur
before daylight, when once 7erched or
top Of two-story feather bed. That.
the reason why we didn't invite our
friends around TO masticsie turkey viii
US. The Doctor says he's bound tc
get a turkey, even if he has to set up
all night.
The Common Pleas Court was in
session four days during the week, and
quite an extensive docket was dispos-
cd Of The Attorneys in attendance
urging the claims Of their respective