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A MIN TO RUN SIN DAYS.
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Daniel OLeary's Time.

The preparatiOnS for tho great effort to
p'". " h'arS t'"c N''o so'"p'O'o' :" Oen'i"i
Park Garden yesterday The track was meas
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walk py Mr' james h' Herren'a wy surveyor
since 1915. Tho following is his certificate;
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made st,etcd west o seventh avenue between rilty.
eighth aud Fi'y.nin;h streets IN the city OF New York
and nnds y. icnsth TO lc S ec and inches standard
inei sure ihc hnyish ahu American s'ahu"rd measure
1,c 1;nnr W, W gt milo. n ~, cpet 4, each rc, iu
rrarc sisD and ihrrcionrts rnuplctc circuits TO
coInpsh 52i miles passed over this course.
JAWS = seHatLt city Surveyor
The circuit is thirteen feet eight inches loss
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ui"" ', n''o,"'i W n'".. oa, , nary ii'',
VIII place MS part oil tnc sl,VuD IN the hands oil
the editor OF the Spirit Of ne Times. Hughes
will hayin N RIM at = o'clock on SUNDAY ovon.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-19

1000 rsilr0.dsr. read the D4uM.ln GS. j., Resa-1as
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

for long period. Every year adds
fresh experience, and the power Of
doing good increases day by day.
The duties of the other State
Offices are in the ordinary line of
business and can bo performed
readily, but the science and art Of
education is something to itself,
and requires q peculiar training.
II is for this reason that we deem
it Of special Importance that the
present superintendent be retained
in his office.
We are pleased to believe that
Superintendent Thompson's fitness
is go generally admitted, that no op-
position TO his denomination will be
found to exist. He is eIninently
fitted for the place.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11
CHEAPER THAN BEFORE THE VAN

CHEAPER THAN BEFORE THE WAn.-
The Philadelphia Press lately pub
lished IN elaborate table or com I.
parative statement of prices, cover
ing d period of nineteen years. It
is valuable paper, showing that we
have at last struck hard pan. On
all leading articles of consumption
there has been a decline from the
prices of 1860 ut this time of from
rs to 45 per cent. ~ There was q
common impression that it was only
necessary to get back to the solid
ground Of 1860 in order to touch
trade bottom, and thence to begin
nm improvement in business. Yet
while our heaviest products are
much lower in price than in 1860,
they cannot find a ready market,
and they are still under a downward
tendency. y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11
y, CLERKS SALE.
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Wm. @. Boo e. Go. vs.. James d. Hogan
and Others.
TN pursuance of an order Of tho Court
Il of Commpn Pleas made in the above
stated case, l will off. for sale before
the court house door in Winnsboro. on
the first Monday in June n.Xt, within
tho legal hours OF snlo, ut public outcry,
to The highest bidder, the following de-
scribe1 property, to wit:
All that certain, piece parcel or tract of
land, containing ONE HALF ACRE, more or
less, lying and situate at Doko, in tho
County of Fairfield, and bounded OH the
east by the tracF If the Charlotte, Co
lnmbia and Augu ia Railroad Company,
and on tho south, west nnd north by
lands Of Eugene McNulty.
TERMS OF SALE:
Ono half of the purchasc-money to be
paid in cash, for the balance Il credit of
one year from date of sale, with interest
ir,'m said day, the purchaser to give his
bond secured by q mortgage of tho
premises and to pay Tor all necessary
papers.
w. II, KERR,
Clerks Office, &C. G. p. i. @.
WinnSbCro, 5. c..
May 10, 1878. tbs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

Se"ator Howe, of sconsin, has
an article in the May Juno number
of the North american Re0ie,o on
"The Death Struggle of the Re-
publican Party This is question
he ought to have some personal
knowledge Of, and his recent speech
in the Senate shows that he has a
partial realization of the fact.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

SENATOR GORDON has made a
powerful speech against fixing the
date Of specie resumption by law.
he holds that this matter should be
left to regulate itself. When peo.,
pie ore able to pay gold or silver
for what they want they will do it.
The passage of law. will not put
money in their pockets to do it
with. Gold is nearly at par now,
because nobody wants it. Make it
O necessary, and see how quickly
it's price will 60 up.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11
RUSSIA AND ENGLAND are making
such grand preparations that they
are both getting alarmed.

The WASHINGTON Post says the
reason Tilden did not come to
Washington to take the oath of
Office and fight for the Presidency
was because Grant had made
preparations to arrest him and
throw into Fortress Monroe, on
the charge of sedition. Where
were Watterson's hundred thousand
armed men7
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

because nobody wants it. Make it
o necessary, and see how quickly
it's price will 60 up.
The State Superintendent and the
Schools.
Judging from expressions of
opinion on oil sides, the sentiment
of the State generally is in favor of
renominating the entire State
ticket. That opposition to this
exists is we'll known, but it seems
at present unlikely that it will
amount to much in the State Con-
vention. It will be difficult to pick
flaw in the official conduct Of any
of the present officers and much
can be said in their favor. While
we would cordially acquiesce in n
denomination of the State ticket rs
m entirety, there are some of the
inoumbents whom we think especial
ly adapted to their duties. Notably
is this true in the case of tho
superintendent of education. Cap
vain Thompson has been peculiarly
successful as q practical instructor
of youth. He was professor in
his alma mater, the State Military
Academy, in it's palmiest days; and
since the war he has conducted with
the most hattering success the
Male Academy in Columbia. Called
by tho State Convention to become
candidate for the superintoDd dency
of education, he threw himself into
the breach and made some telling
speeches during tho campaign.
When the Hampton government
came into power all was confusion
and disorder. The public school
system especially, resemblcd chaos
struck by lightning. 1t had been
the target Of Radical knavery all
slong, it's funds had been squan-
!ered, it's teachers unpaid, it's
claims piled mountain high. Every
body that come along gave it u
kick and promise of still further
icks. Determined opposition to
ny further expenditure Of moneys
this line was evinced by many
,rominent Democrats. Such was
the condition Of affairs when
Superintendent Thompson assumed
charge. His vigorous hand soon
made itself felt. Whether in urging
measures of Importance upon the
Legislature, or in reforming abuses
In the schools, he was indefatigablo,
while his ability impressed itself
upon all who came in contact with
him. The result is most gratifying
Despite many obstacles, the chiof of
which is the poverty of the people,
the public school system has been
revivifed, or, it might be said,
created; for that which formerly
bore the name was a mere abortion.
Through Superintendent 'Thomp-
sons exertions, assisted by Profes-
sor Petty, Of the House educational
committee, and other gentlemen,
the whole law has been remodeled
and improved, and the system is
/ already working incalculable bene
Z fit to the youth of the State.
To the uninitiated, it seems an
easy matter to conduct schools ;
while in reality this is one of the most
d difficult in the whole range of
4 prot feseions. The superintendency
is Pnrely q non-political Office, and
the Incumbent should be retained
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11
! BRIC-A-BRAO..

The Shah wears false diamonds.
Edison is going West with his
phonograph.
Caleb Gushing is seventy>nino,
yet he works sixteen hours day.
The Brooklyn Eagle says Mr..
Tilden has purchased the World.
B. P. Shillaber Mrs. Partington)
and wife hove gone to sojourn at
San Francisco.
Bicmarclx and Gortschalzof think
the attitude of England is enough
to sicken anybody.
Although Earl Russell is short,
not financially, but physically, he
hates to be called "Little Johnnie. "
AS it turns out that Doorlseeper
Field WAS Grant m III in rs, his
Republican maligne,s wish they
hadn't said so much.
It is said Bayard Taylor got SO
sick at sell that he threw up his
hand, while playing eucher.-Keo-
hatk Constitution.
The Chicago Times wants ellison
to invent new lie for Mrs. Tilton.
Better try his hand on new ono
for the Chicago Ttmses.
Mrs. L. d. e. N. A. B G. X. Y. z.
SoutLworth, the authoress of seven
ty novels, h's wide, full brow, and
clear blue eS IS. She talks well.
Had Richelieu lived in these
''panicky" times he would not have
been SO sure in regard to there
being no such word us fail.-N. y
IWuU.
Mrs. General Gaines, being asked
how she retained her youthful feel
ings to the age of over eighty years
replied: ".Soap and Water and IL
clear conscience"
General Hawley has gone to p iris
and will no doubt bore The long
suffering French by ,malks begins
ming: ",Now at my Centennial
Exhibition Il couple Of years ago I
had this thus" etc.
The time may como when we
shall see a phonograph attached to
every barber's chair, wound up ar
ready to start when q victim sets
down. Tnon thu tire j,w Of the
shaver will ge; rest.
New York, which inc!u les Brook
lyn, proposes to hlvo u law mixing
blackmaiing a punishable oir.nse.
The World says there are 1000
cases year of blackmailiny in New
York city.
Colored. witness on the stanl
Attorney-'Now, Jack, did not NIr.
II. shoot this dog in self defence 2
No, sab ! He shot this dog in dc
back and on dc inside Oh de
fence !"
The inventory of the real and and
personal property Of the Erie Rail
way, compiled after two years
labor, fills twenty volumes and
cost over 100000, the binding
alone costing twelve dollars a
volume.
Am ong the colored men whom
Mr.. Henry G. Jarrett has engaged
to appear in "Unc'e Toms Cabin"
in England, is james Freeman, at
one time Speaker of the Assembly
Of South Carolina.-Neao York
Tribune. This are news
Wasn't it Sammy Tilden's money
that "quickened the consciences" of
McLin and Dennis on the "FlOrida
fraud" Mr.. Post?-Boston r. aock>
Ter. Perhaps. It takes money to
quicken Republican consciences,
usually.-Bos&on Post.
Mr. Moody used to speak q great
deal at meetings, and Dr. Kirk
once, at the request of several
brethren, expostulated with him and
informed Mr.. Moody that his gifts
did not lie in that direction. DR..
Kinks WORST fe1rs have been fully
realized.
Se"ator Howe, Of sconsin, has
an article in the May Juno number
of the North american Review on
"The Death Struggle Of the Re-
publican Party This is question
he ought to have some personal
L..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11
Notice Final Discharge.

MT Office is given to all whom IL may
In concern that Thomas + Cloud, Ad-
ministrator Of the estate oi David G..
Cloud, deceased, vii apply to the Judge
of Probate, at Winnsbpro, $. o. on the
8 lat day vf May next for final dis.
charge II3s
,ss !. AlSsil aeF1 y. R
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Fnirfeld.
I r. X. Elliott, Cashier Of the
above named Ban, do solemnly
swear tint the above statement is ,ru.
20 tie best Of my Knowledge nnh heict.
r.. X. ELLIOTT, Cashier.
Subscribed nnd sworn TO befure me
thls 9th day May, 1873.
WM. N. CHANDLER, Notary Public.
G0rrccl--AIiest:
W. r ROBE "TSON,
G II. MoAtASTER. Directors
. JAMES A. BHICE.
may '1-lt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

YTSHY \. N. BEArYf5 50 nefioa', s cents
=. Cigar. Il will please YOU. q s.. .Ss.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

In the next edition of Webster,
Chrome is to bo spelled with X,
The * to be pronounced hard but
the man who buys the chrome
and takes it home, is to be pros
nonnced soft. 2.,,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

RESO URGES.
Loans anil Discounts, S66.5G0 So
Ovrrd nf,s 500 G7
U. : Bonds to secure
circulation, $4,000 90
Due from approved reserve
agents, 2,149 rs
Due from olher National
Banks. 4,C5Y 81
Real Estate. Furniture
and Fixtures, 1,I53 ~
G 'rrent Expenses and
Tnses P,il. 1887 sc
Premiums Paid, 4ut0 o.
Bills OF o! her Banka, l.725 90
Fractional Currency (incnd-
ing Nicke's) 250 80
Sp"ci". (inrludinI rHld
Ire ,sIiry certific tesl 978 80
Legal Te"drr Notes. $500 w
Redemption fund with u. 8.
Treas, per cent Of circulation, 1915 o.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

Many Physicians are prescribing
DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup because they
know it is a good remedy for
children and is warranted not to
contain either Opium, Morphia,
Paregoric or Laudanum, the base
OF the usual soothing remedies. y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-05-11

III % LIIIES.
Capital St"ck paid ia, S75.0Oo 90
Shrplu Fund. 3,'33 50
Uudiv'dcd profits, 4,476 ~
Nmtional Bank notes ont
standing, 67,50i 90
Oiv;drnhs unpaid, 1GU on
Iu'iivi.l'al deposits subject
TO check. 17,d21 09
Duo 10 other National Banks. 4Gl IL
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-06

Resolution.

RESOLVED, That the town Of River Falls
take the benefit Of chapter 50 Of General Laws
III the State OF Wisconsin for the year 1869,
eSstitled an act authorizing towns containing
villages not Incorporated, 10 provide lookup
81 place Oh confinement tor the safe keeping
s1sd detention of drunken and other disord-
81 " persons on the streets ofany such village
igy;t Incorporated.
Z 2EsoLyEp, That no person shall be upon the
Ssaeets Of tie village Of River Falls, in said
tsswn, in q state Of intoxication, or in a state
bordering upon intoxication, and that any
Esrson being upon said streets in state Of
i:stoxication or in state bordering upon in
ijxication, shall be deemed guilty OF disord-
Oily conduct within the provisions Of chapter
ss Of the laws OF Wisconsin passed In 1863.
RESOLVED, That no person shall use loud,
sstisterous, indecent or prolane language up
" the streets Of the village 4 River Falls,
sid in any public place, or in any building
used and irequented by the public in said
village; any person using such language in
zach place or places shall be deemed guilty
81 disorderly conduct within the provisions
s8 said chapter IS aforesaid.
=. No person shall throw or knock any balls
III other missiles, or fire guns or pistols with
Nh the limits 1f the public streets OF said viii
sSage.
I ANY PERSON offending against these ordi-
aances may be prosecuted as provided in
si,id chapter So aforesaid and il Is hereby
ssade the duty OF any constable within said
r5ewn to arrest any person offending against
ahc provisions OF this ordinance, and bring
Sam before any justice OF the peace OF said
iGDwn to he examined as provided by law.
/ River Fails, April I'd, 1878. 49-3in
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-06
Absolute CreenbaCkS.

WHAT'S MONEY! 1t Is the thing which THE
law declares to be money, be it gold, silver, cep-
per iron wood land. paper or labor The law can
declare that we must pay dollars worth OF gold,
silver wheat or labor, and we must obey the law.
We have peck, or about 8 quarts Of silver coin
from the United States Mint When we go 70 pay
a debt Of five dollars, this coin is money u we
wish to nay six dollars Of debt il is not money, Tor
We cannot compel creditor TO take it. we owe
4 man $4,000 we can pay him in greenoacks,
which are money. because the law says So now.
we demand that every q. S. Bond pc para al
once in this greenback lawful money, that these
BONDS may no more suck away the lie OF the
people TO pay interest.
Whv nav interest on Bonds9 Who Is oenentted
nv such robbery? The untaxed rich. VINO arc
robbed The overtaxed poor.
PrMr,rBrR THESE TRUTHs. Labor creates
wealth Men create laws. Law creates money,
and whatever the law says is money must Oe
money! and whatever the law says - nos ilioAss
Is MOI rooney; exactly as a greenback aoiiar =
money and n silver trade dollar Is q money.
Gold and silver cannot be money till the law
makes them 50. When it says lney aIs
not money, then they are not money. lheEefoas'
the law can create and destroy money, as men can
create aud destroy wealth,
NAT. GREExBAcR PARTY 0RGANIzoHf
who has issued charters for over 5000 ciups.
Unite and send for one
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-06
AN UndeniabIc Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world, it is entirely your own fault and there
is only one excuse for you-your unreason-
able prejudice and skepticism, which has
killed thousands Personal knowledge and
common sense reasoning will soon show you
that Green's August Flower Will cure you OF
Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia. with all its
miserable effects. such as sick headache, pal
pitation Of the heart. sour stomach, habitual
costiveness, dizziness of the head. nervous
prostration, low spirits. &c Its sale now
reaches every town on the Western Continent
and not Druggist but will tell you OF its
wonderful cures. You can buy a Sample
Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses viii relieve
Won
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-06

A Temple of Honor was organized
last Friday evening at the Institute
hall by the deputy, Rev, Thompson. OF
the Hudson Temple. Thirty-five Joined
as charter members, The organiza-
ton has been an instrument of much
good in various parts of the state, and
it seems to be the most efficient tenn
perance organization in existence. Tt
admits none under Il years of age. We
learn, however, that it has an adaptive
right by which the wives OF members
are placed under the care of the order.
It's whole organization is very substan-
tial and it can hardly fail to rapidly
advance the temperance cause in River
Falls. The next meeting will be held
tomorrow evening at the Institute.
The following officers were duly
elected and installed:
Worthy Chief Template B. Merrick.
Worthy Vice TempIar-J. G. Flynn.
Secretary. d. Pardee.
Assistant Secretary-L. w. CurtiSS.
Treasurer. NJ. Smith.
Financial Secretary--W. S. Fowler.
Past Worthy Chief Templar-W. 7. Burnest.
Guard-H. Cameron.
Usher-W. d. Hughes.
Deputy Usher-S j. Oakley.
Senfiuss-IeSse Dale
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DIED.

4
THOMAS.--At the residence of her daugh-
yer, mrs. 1. roster, OF kinnickinnic, May
30th, 1878, Mrs. MARGARET THOMAS, aged
| "a years.
The maiden name of deceased was
Margaret Stamm. She was born in
Pennsylvania,in what town the writer
is unable to learn. Removing to ILL.,
nois at an early day she married Mr..
John Thomas. Twelve children bless
ed this union, five of whom with their
father are buried in Illinois. Inl853
Mrs. Thomas with the remainder Of
her family came to Wis, where she has
resided most of the time since. One
daughter, Mrs. III. X. Magoon, died in
California about year ago. Five
children are now fiving. Mr.. G.
Thomas and Mrs. Z. Foster, of Kinnic-
kinnic; Mrs. L. A. Brooks and Mrs. ii.
E. Wadsworth. of Renville Co., Mimi;
Mrs. B. McElrath, of Mortified, Mimi,
and Mrs. F. NJ. Crawford, of Clyde,
Kansas.
Mrs. Thomas has been member of
the M. E. Church for many years, liv-
ing a quiet, gentle, christian life. She
had always been afraid to be left alone
when i'll, but at last death seemed
robbed of it's terrors and after severe
illness of only few days she sank
peacefully to rest.
Living friends went with her to the
banks of the river Death. Further
we could not go. We may not pene-
trate the mystery that lies beyond, but
we feel that God "cares for his own, "
and that this beloved mother has EN-
tered into rest. Cow.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-06
u f. BUMP
Practical Matchmaker \ laW.I.s,

have a good stock OF Ladies' Gold Watches
and Chains; large stock of American
Watches in Gold, Patent Filled and Silver
Cases of the best quality; Also, Ladies and
Gents Rolled, Gold and Plated Chains, Gold
and Plated Sets, Bracelets, Ear Drops, Cuff
Buttons, Pins, Crosses, Scarf Pins, lockets,
Necklets, Charms, Card Cases (Silver, Pearl
and SHELF, Gold and Silver Thimbles, Gold
and Plated Studs, Emblem Pins, Gold and
Silver Keys, Pencils, Pens and Holders. Also
a large variety of Gold Rings Amethyst, To-
pas, Cameo, Garnet, Onyx and Is X Plain
and Band, Filled and Set Rings. | have a
large stock of CLOCKS which will sell lower
than ever before, prices from 81 coup Also,
a good stock of Rogers & Bros. IS Plated Ware,
Knives, Forks and Spoons, Butter, Pie and
Cake Knives, Pickle Forks, Mustard and
Cream Spoons, Sugar Shells, Call Bells, Nap
kins Rings, Cups, Goblets, Bntter Dishes,
Sugar Bowls. Casters, Spoon Racks and Hold
ers. Syrup Cups, Cake Baskets. Pickle Cast
ers, Coffee and Tea Pots Also Violins, Ac-
oordeons and Guitars; Violin, Guitar and
Bass Vlol Strings, &c, &c.
am also agentfor Kings Celebrated Spec
tacles-THE BEST IN USE. Fine watch and
clock repairiog a speciality. All work left
with me will have my special attention. Call
and see me at Smiths building, formerly &C.
cupied by Wing x Williamson.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED TO BE
AS REPRESENTED.
RIVER Falls, Sept. 26th, 1877. 2l-35
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The Polk County Press, published at
0sceola Mills, by Chas. E. Mears,
comes to us this week, enlarged to a
seven column quarto and setting up
the claim of being the largest paper
in Wisconsin. Whether this claim is
based upon fact or not, one thing is
certain: If Charley Mears can afford
to publish such paper for two dollars
year, the people of Polk County owe
him most liberal patronage.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-06

What is to be done about the Fourta
of July We hear some talk of a ces-
ebration in this village; but thus fs.f
it is only talk. That we ought tohavs
celebration, is conceded /; that orr
citizens are ready and willing to ''chlp
in, > is not doubted /; that we should
all feel better for the patriotic sereafn
of the eagle, admits of no dispute; tie
only question is, Who viii materialiSe
this desire of so many of our people
and cause it to assume shape : Noss',
don't all speak at once. for fear yoesr
patriotism would be exhausted before
the proper time; but if anything is %
be done, it must be done at. once.
Let us have a celebration.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-06

Recently, while running race, a
party of River Falls Normal students
drove into deep water near Bass Lake.
The ladies were obliged to stand on
the wagon seats for nearly fifteen
minutes with water around their shol-
ders, and were finally rescued in a
boat. A piece of execrable poetry that
has appeared in our st. Croix Valley
exchanges inspires the reader with
regret that at least one of the party
was not strangled within an inch of
his life. The ducking evidently wa
ter-logged his brain. We hope that
poet will never get wet again. Dunn
CO1L31tU NeUs.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-06-06
LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Ell PAso.

Ell PAso.
Grange No. 1884 is in full blast.
Our teacher, Miss Donahue, is doing good
work
Logging bees are all the go now, and fall
lows will soon be ready to pillow.
Considerable winter wheat will be lost this
year owing to the late frosts.
A party of Immigrants passed through
here this week. We understand they were
going to Cady Creek.
Crops look good since the late rains and
they look now as if they are going to pay the
farmers for their pains.