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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE
-Of-
Mas Browory, do.
Chance to Buy Cheap Lots.

Ia tho Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Christian Burke. who sues, nc,
vs..
Margarctha Mas, administrative oi David Mas,
deceased, and Others:
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
Florida.

A throng Of sufferers with coughs
and colds annually 60 south to enjoy
the ETHEREAL mildness Of the land Of
flowers. To them we would say, the
necessity Of that expensive trip is
obviated by Coussen's Compound
Honey Of Tar, which speedily van
quishes the coughs and colds incident
10 a rigorous cline. For public speak
ers it surpasses the Domosthenic
regimen Of "poblcs and sea Shore"
clearing the throat until the voice
rings with the silvery cadence Of a
bell, Use Compound Honey of Tar.
Price 30 cents bottle. For eale by
NJ. w. Wright, "a.
When used for rheunlacism, sore
throat, lame back, neuralgia, sprains,
bruises, cuts, contracted muscles, stiff
Joints, corns and bunions, on human
beings, and SPAWN, ringbone, gals,
cuts, scratches, etc., on animals,
Coussens' Lightning Liniment is un-
equaled, and its effect simply cleo
trlcal. As its name suggests, it is
Quick to relieve, and thousands bear
witness to its astounding virtues.
Price SOC. Sold by NJ. ". Wright.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
Notice of Petition to Sell Land

Wade H. Erwin, plaintiff, against
S. H. Erwin, administrator Of TIC,
Erwin, deceased, defendant.
The undersigned, creditor Of the
estate Of T. C. Erwin, dec, having
presented his demand Of S. II. Err
win, administrator thereof, sixty
days before the last term Of the
Sharp probate court, requiring him
to present his petition III the man
ner prescribed by law for an order
to sell the lands belonging to said
estate, or sufficient amount there
of to pay the demands probate1
against said estate, and he having
failed to do SO, therefore | sha'. pre-
sent my petition to the August term,
1878, Of said probate court TOR an
order to sell the lands Of SAID 90,
ceased, or a sufficient amount there ,11
Of TO pay the said Indebtedness
June 9th, 1878.
WADE II. ERWIos
% Creditor Of r, C. Erwi%8 De-
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
THE STATE CONVENTION,

The Democratic State Conven-
tion, held in Litl'e e Rock last week,
made the following nominations:
Governor, W. n. Miller, of Inde-'
pondence county Secretary Of State,
Jacob Frolich, o. White county; Au-
ditor, john Crawford, Of Howard
county; Treasurer, T. j. Churchill,
Of Pulaski counts Attorney Gener-
al, ". F. Henderson, Of Randolph
county; Lend commissioner, D. ".
Lear, of Ouachita county; Justice
supreme court, @ohn R. Eakin, Of
Hampstead oouEry; Sup't Public In
strUction, J L. Denton, Of Phillips
county; Chancellor, D. w. Carroll,
of Jefferson county, Clerk chancery
court, J. W. Callaway, Of Ouachita
county,
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
rop LnsrLcE nF PEACE.

To The roi55a Of Pjnoy TorE To,cnsdp: am
a candidate for Justice Of the peace OF your
township. The only promise can MAKE 1 a.iS az
a candidate for this office Is, that II eisctea
tia,lv, frarlessly ana faithfully, a..
Respectfully, W. Il caAkF'
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

get the Office, a it was not then
fashionable for persons elected to
hold Office in Arkansas. The Cap
tain promises tcSsorve the people
faithfully if elected, and we pre-
dict he will enliyln the race wonder
fully.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
Local News.

thermometer W IN lno 6naQe.
DR.. Oliver Derham and Mr.. j. ?.
Heath, Of Ash Flat, were in town
this week,
No room for a notice Of our trip
this week. A report Of the pro-
ceedings Of the Press Association
will be found on our fourth page,
A fresh supply of goods at J. P.
Cochran g. Sons, this week, among
which is fine lot Of shoes, latest
styles, which will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest. y.
I We learn that Mr., Stephen Tay-
lor, Of the eastern portion Of the
county, lost about 100 bushels of
wheat, which was burned in stack
by an incendiary, on the 4th instant.
The attention of our readers in
Piney Fork township is directed to
the announcements Of Messrs. ". E.
.5uaTp iiliu II. i, 1u1zl.ns; tI-o''..ee',=e's-
named for justice Of the peace and
the latter for constable Of this town
ship, Both of these gentlemen are
honest and upright in all their ac-
tions, ard if elected, will, we have
no doubt, discharge the duties Of
their respective Offices to the entire
satisfaction Of the people. ~
I Evan Watkins and Lucinda A.
Gay, David Walling and S. An Diff
fey, J. R. Clark and Mary More, D.
N. Kemp and Josephine Smith, J.:
L. Pendleton and Elizabeth Bowers,
A. ". Malone and Cathrine Lloyd,
W. P. Suttle and V. P. Berry have
obtained licenses to marry'slnc0 our
last issue. X
fOur readers will observe among our
announcements this week the name
of Mr.. J. NJ. Montgomery as q candl-
date for county and probate judge.
Mr.. NJ, is an old and we'll known
citizen Of this county, having resided
where he now liveshabout ten miles
southeast of Evening Shade, for
twenty years. He has been a justice
of the peace for several years, and,
we learn, has bad considerable ezpe-
rlence in the duties Of the Office to
which he now aspires. -
A cotillion party was given at the
court house in this place on the eve
ming Of the 4th inst. We learn that
several young gentlemen and ladies
from different parts Of the county
were present-among them, Mr.
Phillip Smith, Miss Ida Laureson
and Miss Linnie Smith, Of johnson
township; Mr.. R. P. Smith, of Reed'S
Creek; Mr.. H. F. Adams, Miss Ada
Adams and Mr.. Ferguson, Of east
Piney Fork. All present are said
to have enjoyed themselves quits
we'll.
Among our announcements to-day
will be found the name of Capt. "
W. Metcalf, as a candidate for treas
urer of Sharp county. Capt. M. il
an old citizen of this section, having
resided among us ever since 1857
He is we'll known Throughout tn
county. He made the race for cor
oner in 1872; and received large,
vote than any other condidate in th'
fhId far anS- r1nsition! INT did no
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
FOR CIRCUIT CLERK.

Fe10w-oiGaep8Of Of SiaFpcoR9ty: am a cam
didate for tie Office Of circuit clerk, at the
ensuing September election. have been
resident of your county for ten years. last
past, and have labOred in the clerks 4t-
fee Tor two years You al know me. DO
what you can tor me. Respectfully,
T. JEFF. DAVIDSON.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

We are authorized to announce
Richard II. Powell a candidate ior
Judge of this (3d) Judicial Circuit,
composed OF the counties OF Jackson,
Lawrence, Sharp Fulton, Baxter,
Stone, lizard and Independence, at
the election to be held on the first
Monday in September, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
Center, Sharp County, Ark
Junp 2Sth. '7S

AS the almos. incessant rain fall
of the spring has somewhat abated
and given us a lew fair days. the
farmers are putting forth their best
energies to eZtricate their crops
from the embrace Of the weeds and
the grass, and Notwithstanding the
disadvantages Qpder which the have
labored, the crops in general look
well in this vicinity, and the pros
jpect bids fair tor another year of
plenty, Health is dlstressingly good
and the NJ. Ds. are having glorious
time Of do-notbingnea8, though the
monQtony OF evenness is broken by
the : o,asionaI 53und Of q candidate,
wfloIr L. oIromindsys rem. vs., hat b Live lively y times
ent outlook it IS feared that the m ass- s-
piring fraternity will have to cross
over INTO adjoining counties TO find
a constituency.
We hope to be able to furnish you
more and better items Of news IN the
future. CEnTER.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
ION cnvarAELE.

II he roteT8 of Piney fork Torshig;: an
i candidate FOR the ot'ice Of constable Of
fbis I is- township, at the ensuing election. L
slected, / promise fEarless, faithful ana ma
impartial performance of the duties OF the
office: Re3becttuiiy, III T. 1pAno'
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
FOR COUNTY AND pRoBArE JUDGE.

TO tb9 rioters Of Sharp c0aja4: | ;ake his
method Of announcing myself candidate
for reelection to the Office of county and
Ing eIeCtl0Re ul volU county. al th~sc'stI,
heretofore eXfenGeu, Iiri- u rs=eie3ted va
continue co discharge the duties OF the of1ioo
faithfully aud to the best OF my ability.
Respectfully, A. Il. NUM-
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

70 tie roicr9 Of SHARP county: take this
method of announcing myself q candidate
for re-elsctlou to the Office of circuit clerk
of your county. Thankful to my numel'
Ous friends for their support in the past
and hoping my official character has been
such as 10 merit their support at the ensu-
ing election, on the I'd day Of September
next, remain your obedient servant,
john NJ. WATSON,
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

I respectfully announce mysei1 a
candidate for the Office Of ProSeaut-
ing Attorney Of the Sd judicial cir.
cult OF Arkansas, FOR the ensuing
term, and solicit your support at tho
election to be held on the first Mon
day IN September, 1878.
Very resp'v, CHAs. COFFIN
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
Notice

Is hereby given that I VIII, on the
18th day of August, 1878, offer for
sale at public auction, to the hig hest
bidder, for cash in hand, in Salem,
Ark, a certain light bay horse, six
years old and sixteen hands high.
Said horse was left in my charge in
February, 1878, by one Wright Per
kins, and will be sold to satisfy ac-
crued charges for board, keeping
and expenses. D. +. LCn5LaLL' I5.a
Salem, Ark, June 9th, 1873
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
Mammoth Spring, Fglton County, !
Ark. June 29th. rs. {

Ark, June 29th, rs.
Again | come to intrude on your
generosity for small place in your
lively paper, that you may know
that | did not follow off the show,
from the fact it slipped up on us,
and my horse was not shod, and my
pedestrial glory was satisfied during
the late war between the states.
Among the distinguished arrivals
in our village the past week, was
Mr.. Ed. Maxfeld Of the firm Of L.
>Maxfeld & Bro, wholesale and re-
tail dealers in general merchandise,
Batesville; also proprietors Of the
Arkansas wooden mills, near that
dity. Ed. expressed himself as be-
Ing highly pleased with our country
Its fertile soil, fine water, inex-
haustible stock range and the indus
try of our farmers. He had d few
samples OF goods from the Arkansas
Mills along with him, from which he
sold to Messrs. Cliff & Allen, at this
place, and Clifton, five miles above
here, a large stock of fannels linsie5
and Jeans, and they expect to deal
most exclusively in this line OF goods
\ softheir manufacture in the future, as
the most of their customers are
aware of the fact that they are bet
ter goods than we usually get from
the east at the same figures. And
another consideration is, that this is
d home enterprise and home men
own it and not dollar in money Is
sent off, or even paid to this firm, as
they take in exchange for their
goods all kinds Of produce at the
highest prices. Mr.. Maxfeld spoke
in great praise Of your lively town
and what changes had taken plac(
in so few years, from a few small
huts among the pines, called "Hook
I rum" to one of the nices villages II
kthe State, and excelling in business
many of our railroad and rivel
| towns of much older origin. He alst
| eomplimented the industry and en-
terprise of the farmers along th'
read.
Politics has had to give. way to
more noble and glorious cause, plow
liz ttnE Eand hoeing, and our farmers ar
making every sunny hour count, +; a
the recent rains put them fearful,
behind; but & few more days witt
cold sops" help, and the troubl
Twill be over IL.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
FoR pRosEcCTING ATrORNEY.

We are authorized 70 announce
Samuel Peete candidate for Pros
ecuting Attorney for this (3d) judicial
circuit, at the election to be held on
the first Monday in September 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,

We are authorized to announce Sam II
Davidson a candidate for reelection to lho
Office Of representative Of Sharp county, at
the ensuing September election.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
cthurSE2 L5irSGtGrT-
EVENING SHADE.

N = Cbarch, South: Preaching first Gndthird
,I5atEy IN each month. PrGyer-meetiag and
re srey Tbgsdag nlgt = p d oao1I'J GG13I$oR, $S
ia and Saturday night before, IN elSch c3I4 molle,
HE HINT, iasi0r. .Presbyt6r'GR CaHIcH: q,
nacliHg fourth sabbath {b e9c4 13oRM. y =
#Iaird, pastor. Sabbath 5ce00J Al ~ IL
hrch at 8 o'clock. CJ Httso2, Sept
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

We are authorized to announce
j. L. Abernethy as a candidate Tor
circuit Judge Of the 3D. judicial cir
cult, at the election to be held Oh
the first Monday in September 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
.Anncu1lGGrn9 9n. rs.
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized to announce
Hon. Thomas II. Guntera q candidate
for reelection 10 Congress from this
4th) Congressional District, subject
to the action ola district Democratic
convention, should one be held.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
Societies.
EVENING SHADE.

5mf Chapter, No 50, Il. 4, NJ, meets bird
,gllqg ia each month. go. .ECen|Hg SHADE
ioc. 10 14S, /. T. d i. u. meets SctMday
Il before The frst Sabbath IN each mdnth.;.
tor Lodqe, No 62, l. 0. o. f., meets Friday
M Aelni-MOai[M.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
was W
n1erly
For TREASURER,

IL 10y In .' :cas Qf SHARP comty: I ain
- no n the Office ct treasurer OF your
Fa'd',V. ~ in Ash az. aun have been
s,n';gy ~. Y Reau Bru9gMty Sire Tie county
a.. .s'tfs are5lSsr frie! II elected wi h2ia
Tects w,i t"g e.. apl0y o deputy. and VIII
guarantee s1tifr !cti0n, Respectfully,
JAS. J. HEATH.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

81 tc1Iow-c1i:crs Of sharp county: At the So
ucitation Of friends from al parts OF the
cCnnty. I hereby announce myself candi-,
g late for reelection to the office Of sheriff of
G our county, wishing you to Judge my
5 qualifications and fidelity TO the, trust conf
q ed to me by ray past record, which has
\ cen before yOH fOr nearly six years,
III banking you foI past farOTs and trusting
l."HsG I will receive your support III the
81 .Aug election, am, as ever
Oi Z. Y. HUDDLESTon,
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

We are authorized to announce Jas NJ
Montgomery candidate FOR the Office OF
county and probate Judge OF Sharp county
at the ensuing September election.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
nrcrprrr AND CIRCUIT.
court DirsCtcTy

rjycejt: Third Monday MtertRe fourth Aon,
4 IN March and September. County, f'iSt
,Jo1jT JQnRayN 1prH, Juty Gnd Oc1QQeF'
PySbqe: Fjr8t Monday Ia ft5fHar5, -4Gy,
Lnst 0ad NOtemOef.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

Fello,c-ciRzeil8 ofShdp co1aty: / take th's
method Of announcing myself d candidate
for tine Office Of tax assessor for Sharp coup,
ty, at the ensuing September electl0p' J
live six miles northeast Of Evening Shade,
and have been q resident Of this county tor
seventeen years. If elected, ! promise a
faithful performance Of tho duties ot the
office. Give me such support as you thina
( deserve. ana ] viii be satisfied
sneetfuny, O4dvER N, RoGERss
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
J. L. ABERNETHY,

"A. ttornsy. at Law |
Hening Shade, Ark. viii
practice in the 3D. judicial circuit.
Ne northwest cor. public square,
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
For SHERIFF..

=, are authorized to announce joshua
(Uann n candidate for sheriff of Sharp
co r y, at the election to Dc beld on the
ir- Sc day ia September, 1878.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
F0R Assessor.

We are authorized to announce h, VI
Henderson a candidate for assessor Oh
Sharp county, at the ensuing September
election.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
Balance paid to county 8,

It will be seen that the amount
Of taxes collected, after making
deductions for lands bought by
the State, and for the collectors
commission, is about SO per cent.
of the total amount which the
tax books call for.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12
TAXES.

The following is a statement
of the amount Of State and
county taxes which the tax
books Of Sharp county, for the
year 1877, call for, together with
amount collected thereon, &C.:
State tax 86,0O9.82
Credits for land bought by
the State 1921
Amount collected 5,660.61
Collectors commission. 2S3.02
Balance paid to State 5,877.59
County tax SlO,5l5.58
Credits, sc. $685.
Amount collected 9,656.29
Collectors commission 4S2.73
Balance paid to county 9,l78.5O
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

We are authorized to announce DR.. j, ..
King candidate for treasurer of Sharp
comfy, at the ensuing Septem Jel election
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

We are authorized to announce Warner
". Mercalf candidate tor treasurer OF
Sharp county, at the ensuing September
election,
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

'.RUsin sSg Cards.
Sharp County record., 1878-07-12

.A1,nSunSsIa9ntS 4 tS-
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-17
Political Gossip.

Major j. {. Moncure, of Shreye.
port seems TO be the coming man
for State Treasurer. Several of orr
exchanges mention him favorably.
We endorse their recommendation.
The claiborne Guardian, favors
Colonel John 5. Young, of that par.
iSh, for Congress. Tho "Vienna
sentinel says that section is emit.
tied to the Representative, and
mentions the name of Col. Young,
lite is talented, worthy and gal.
liant gentleman. and we hope he will
get the nomination.
The Nominating Convention will
probably be held about the Goth of
July, either at Shreveport, New Or.
leans or Alexandria, Bossier Banner
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-17
Decline of Gold.

NEW YORK, April 13.-The
broadway bank is paying gold in
sums OF five hundred dollars and
under.
Gold closed at 1901; the extreme
safes today were at 1904 a 1904.
lhis Is the smallest difference be.
tween gold and United States legal
tender notes that has existed since
tne issue of these notes at the begin.
nlng of the war and it is moreover n
Inference that would not be regard.
ed I'D the money market if there
should DC any pressure for loans.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-17
Speech OF Mr.. George.

| Tho seats in the Courthouse were filled
by very large audience Of our most re-
spectacle and Intelligent citizen. 10 heal
the address of the Hon. A. H. George, The
Senator from this district whose term ,x.
rircS with the close of the present General
Assembly. The audience was an Intelligent
one, the frafunndc,t attention was maid
To the address aud the quiet aud drcornus
silence was Interrupted by the frcqn,ns
cheers which greeted the complimentary
and frrvid allusions to Coy. Nichols.
II was suggested 10y some individuals
that the large meeting and their earnest
attention was due rather to the orator
than TO tho theme, that orr people gave
| their respect to Mr.. George and not To- the
Legislature collectively. This is not so.
While it Is ttu" that the people Of Clai
h"rlc parish have the highest regard and
V"n'ratlon for the ability aud integrity of
their senator they are not hasty m fntmiur
opinions on important topics. They de.
sir" t" he just, and that they may be- i'm.
partial in their Judgment they gladly seek
upon every occasion opportunities to
acquire correct information. such was
their motive upon Monday last.
We are not prepared TO state what was
the effect of Mr.. Georges speech. Tho
facts and figures which he presented are
the same ~ those to he found in the sneech
IF Senator White Of New Orleans Th...
hgnFes are We presume true.
His views upon the constitutional com
N"ntion question are precisely the same rs
those urged in our columns The audi
encc seemed 10 appreciate the views of tho
speaker on this question, and indeed we
know that converts were made.
The speech Of Monday was an able
EFFORT mastery defense of the IerisIo.
tnre No aliusion was made to tie fac,
that all the reform legislation had 10 hc
uohe at an extra session. We regret that
tho Legislature have to he defended. ,ho,
their conduct has been 80 peculiar tim, :,
required any explanation and defense.
1t may he considered especially fortu.
nate for that body that such an individual
as Nr. George is ready To defend their
record. His own pure motives and blame.
less NE Will do much to Kill of the dema.
gogucs who assiduously fan into the flame
every embcr Of discomfort
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-17

NR. EpiToE-It certainly seems that suf-
ficicnt time has elapsed for the last arrow
from the quiver of intelligent, rs we'll as
ignorant aud malevolent criticism TO have
slipped, and the Last vibrating echo Of de-
nunciations against the recent legislature
to have passed off in becoming way, as
well from the informed and reasonable, a.
the oyeTweening. discounted and ambi-
tious political thinkers, who have never
learned the gamut Of State craft.
Al intelligent and wloving men ac-
knowledge the right of the press and con-
.iituents to criticisc the actions of thcirpub-
lie servants right which would require
an extraordinary degree Of immodcsty to
declare had not been thoroughly exercised
during the last few months In this short
article l shall not attempt to undertake
the arduous and unthankful duty of cor
reoting the public mind, however gorgeous
the error il may have fallen into; but sc
ing in your valuable paper, which is ac-
knowlcdgcd TO be conducted with impair
tIal ability, the notice Of Senator Whites
speech to appear soon, and that Hon. A. u.
George, another pure AMI distinguished
senator, is to address the people during
court, also place at yonr disposal, in ac-
cordancc with previous promise, the jour
nal Of both sessions of the last legislature,
that you may read and SEE for yourself, and
inform this uch-intcrcstcd and iuquirimy
people of the d"ngs thereof; and, besides,
to correct the public mind in reference to
the reports, speeches aud votes of our dis
tiuguishcd Representative, General John
Young, who has in the recent period of four
years carved q record in the rtadju-tlnent
of Louisiana second to none in honor, in.
tgriiy, ability and conscientious duty ~
the oath h" took rs a Representative. And.
~ SURE as night succeeds day. the rcactinc
evidences Of correct information To our PEG.
pie Will acknowledge and accord this TO
this true and go"l man.
II il truly astonishing with " hat alacrity |
conventions, Mpiirt register |
mileage aud per diem, apportionmcnt and |
other measures Of Importance, are discussed. !
iou can hear it along the roads, around |
he most retired iircsidc-it il the gush of |
he quiet and casy-liNing villagrr-log roll. |
ngs and road-workings have all been sis-
nnlly characterized with this eontagion,
iclibcration.
And now, Mr.. Editor, as you have broken
The spell and began your information to the
~opic by telling them of one representa-
tive, etc. inform them how much "A repre- |
'cntatlvc - to get in the future. aud let's !
'ce what kind Of stock will be ,ro,tctl out |
or the much spoken of race. Conjecture
he friends will put forth the names Of the |
'everal stcc'ls, to wit: WALLER blossom"
rom Jasper; Tom Smnrt'- flly," in Pick. |
wick; "isaii Tigc;' "Famoth;" "slcery |
sam iourN, truly, WARD SIX.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-17
To Our Friends.

An exchange gives the following
sensible advice to its correspondents.
1t is given little bluntly, but it is
about right: We want items of
news from every part of the country.
bnt nothing but news. We don't
want your views of politics or reli
gion. We don't want your opinions
on any subject. Write nothing but
news-actual facts. Write all the
poetry YOU please, but it would be
cheaper for you to burn it Yourself
than to pay postage to send it to lis
for klndling. We don't want obtu.
aries claiming the deceased TO be
several degrees better than any 9th
er SAINT that ever lived, as we pub.
llsh enough lies already. Never
write unless You have some news.
Don't tell the people that it has been
RAINING, showing, or that the weather
IS warm or cold. Ifthey don't know
1t is raining, let them get wet. Re.
port every accident. death clone.
ment, revival, departure, sale of
real estate, and every public i'm.
provement. The above mentioned
topics are about the only ones il is
desirable Tor correspondents to
write upon to any country newspa.
per.