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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

No. 2445 QQs2. Rl-Chancery Court of Shelby
county--NillOughby Williams vs.. j. j. sears Ell al.
DY virtue of an interlocutOry decree for sale en-
ID tered In the above cause on the 18TH day OF
July, 1878, NJ. B. %, page 245: etc, and renewed
and amended March .. 1879, will sell, at pnDlr
auction to the highest bidder in front OF the Clerk
and Masters office, Courthouse Building, Main
street. Taxing District of Shelby county late Men
saturday, April 12, 1879,
within legal hours the following described property
situated In Shelby county, Tenn, to wit; A certain
parcel of land in i4th civil district, and known as
block No So of Willoughby Willlams's subdivision
which, according to plat on fle by sears q Greeley
by and fronting on Gholson, Gaines Sixth anc
Seventh streets In Fort Pickering. to which plat rel
eIence Is made.
Terms of Sale IN a credit of @ to IL months
purchaser executing note With good security; lleI
retained redemption barred This March II, 1879
r. j. BLACK. Clerk and Master.
". M RanlOInh and r ]. Moran, attorneys.
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nnn Hnndred DolIars ReMard

how fast all smokers are learning that "Quke' g
Durham" smoking tobacco is the bestP ASK
-oI,r dealer for it. and take no other
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100000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF-TICkETS, ONE DOLLAR.

1857 Prizes, amounting to. Sic, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
prominent points, 10 whom liberal compensation
Will be paid.
Application for rates to clubs should only be made
to the Home Office In New Orleans
Write, clearly stating full address, for further In
formation, or send orders 10 a. OAUPHEN.
p. .. Box 69S, New Orleans. La. or to No.
g West Court street, Memphis, Tennessee.
All Grand Extraordinary DrdtciEgs under
the supervision ana management of GENERALS IL
T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAI A. EARLY.
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for any foul cistern that we cannot purify in
eve DAYS with our improved water elevator.
1iFO kUPsCH q CO., 40 d AZ Charleston ave.
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CABLE NEWS.
The Khedive Of Egypt Supposed to be
Making Warlike Preparations-sze-
gedin Still Flooded with Water
Seventy Seven Lives Lost
Evidences. OF the Existence OF the Black
Plague Among the Russian Soldiers
Bismarck Insists ON Snrtaxes
on Colonial PrOduce-Other
News.
Sxegedtn still Flooded.

| publishes a sensational report from Pers,
| that the khedive is making wariike prepare
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Bismarck Insists upon RurtaXes
Colonial Produce.

ANTWERP, April 1.-The Precursor says
that Bismarck insists on establishing sur
taxes upon colonial produces coming from
Z Iropean bonded warehouses, with a view of
Kidding the German ports of foreign compe-
tition. He hopes that large firms in Ant
werp and Holland will establish themselves
in Bremen and Hamburg. Several inhuen-
tal persons in the Hanseatic towns have
promised to support the Bismarck project,
and have started railroad direct from Bre-
men to Frankfort
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-12

REEp's gilt-edge tonic purifes the blood,
restores ihe appetite and stimulates the d.
0estiou.
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OBSERVATIONS.

an DEP.r. SIGNAL SERVICE u. 8 ARMY.
FRIDAY, April II, 1879, zoos pm Z
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WASHINGTON.
Chief Moses in Consultation with the
Secretary OF the Interior Ostmas-
General Key Knows His own
Business About Newspaper
Patronage.
The Cabinet Engaged In Discussing the
Indian QuestiOn-HOuse Standing
Committees, and Vacancies to
be Filled-BOth Houses
of Congress in
Session.

day decided to send a naval vessel to Samoa
CONSUL AT MOSCOW.
The President nominated Robert p Will
son, of Pennsylvania, consul at Moscow.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA GINGER
THE QUlRTEssENcE OF JAMAICA
GINGER, CHOICE AROMATICs,
AND FRENCH BRANDY,


Is delicious, harmless, and STRENGTHENING
substitute for all kinds of stimulants. 1t
promptly relieves Dyspepsia, Oppression
after Eating. and every species of Indi-
gestlon, corrects all disturbances of the
Stomach and Bowels, prevents sickness from
chanse Of food, water. or climate. cures
and Fevers in one night. It promotes per
spiration. restores the circulation, warns,
STRENGTHENS. and invigorates the body, quiets
the mind and nervous forces. and induces
refreshing sleep. For the young, tho aged,
and the infirm. on land or sea, under all cir
oumstances and conditions, this grand pana-
cea of health stands without an equal in the
vast and bulky catalogue of the materia
medica. Beware OF diluted and worthless
limitations recommended by dealers for pur-
poses of gain. Never forget to ask for and
insist upon having
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SzEGEDIN, April 1.-The water In the
lower part of the town is still from six to
twelve feet deep, and cannot be pumped out
in much less than one hundred days. The
total loss of life Is represented now not to
exceed seventy seven.
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KEY DECLINES TO EXPLAIN.

Postmaster General Key, IN answer to n
resolution of the senate inGuiring why pa
per published here was Disseminated against
in the mails as an advertising sheet, says that
while the senate has the right to call for in
formation required to facilitate legislation, it
has no right to direct him to give his reasons
for complying with a law which 1t is his duty
to execate, he says he haI no objection to
saying, however, that tie enforcement of the
law In question devolves upon local postmas
tiers, and that the rights OF the paper have
been saseFred to the attorney-general for dc
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THE INDIAN QUESTION.

The Indian question came up Tor considero-
ton at the cabinet meeting day. The DIS
cussion took a wide range, covering
the relations of the Canadian government to
our own in the event of a hostile movement
southwark by Sitting Bull and hls band,
the hdbedS corpus case of Standing Bear, now
in thdcustody of General Crook, and incident
thereto; the Wisdom OF the policy N Keeping
northern Indians IN southern atitudes against
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Blount Springs,
ALABAMA.

UE 1871 NOW OPEN FOR Wis
- ITORS! Special arrangements for board al re-
duced rates will be mafle with parties wishing 10
come early. High In the mountains OF north Ala
bama; entirely free from all malarial influences.
Best mineral waters on the continent. All chronic
diseases successfully treated Dyspepsia special
ty. The most accessible resort In the south. Less
than ten hours from Memphis one change OF cars,
at Decatur.
Refer to Colonel Sam Tate, Memphis; j. P. Hous-
ton, 80 Madison street, Memphis.
For further particulars, dress
-. ID. HOLT. Proprietor.
No. $3.50, P. C. 5-State Of Tennessee, Shelby coun-
U-Oflce County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn ,
April IL, lS7q-To 5. j. EchOlS, Admir- OF estate
of j. NJ EchOlS. deceased.
TTAVING suggested the insolvency of the estate OF
IL j. NJ EchOls, deceased you are hereby ordered
to give notice, by advertisement In some newspaper
published within the said State and also at the
courthouse door of Shelby county, for all persons
having claims against said estate to appear and e
the same with the Clerk of the County Court. au-
thenticated in the manner prescribed by law, on OF
before the 1th day OF October, 1879; and ans claim
not filed on or before said day, or before an appro-
prlation of the funds of said estate is made, shall
be forever barred, both in Law and equity.
Witness my hand at Office this 11th Gay Of April
1879 OWEN DWYER. Clerk County Court.
BY John ]. Shea, Deputy Clerk.
hereby give the above notice.
sat ]. NJ. ECHOLS. Admir-.
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ribaIdFs UnIversal Suffrage Move
menI Discussed.

ROME, April 1l-At a meeting of the
democratic leaders, Menotti Garlbaldi's
movement favoring universal suffrage was
AiscusSed
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The Plague stilI ExGsts In the Russian


ST PETERSBURG, Al nl 1l.-Prcf. Afarase II
stated that an autopsy OF the bodies OF four
soldiers led to the discovery Of the existence
of the plague.
The corpse Of a student was found recently
near L9san cathedral. sbele.l, Sentenced as
traitor by the socialist revolutionary COM
mittee."
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;. H. ROBE, Sergeant. siRnaI Corps, 0.
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The select committee appointed to investi-
gate and report the best means of preventing
the introduction and spread of epidemic dis
eases to day adopted a bill for presentation
to congress. Ii gives to the national board
OF heath plenary powers, and appropriates
City thousand dollars to carry out It's provis-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
OF rRAns-wnIELIro 1nx.

"Tralelphia AcCOmmolRtiOn.-This train only runs
between Wheeling aud Tr1adelphiA.
tDGlly except Su~nlAy-EsRMk Accommodation.
tSleuhenville AecOmmOdGIon.-Thls train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and Bsllalre, stopping when required at
sherman House, &tnaytllO, Wcst Wheeling and
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RrSINESs NOTES.

NAILS arc selling at g 60 rates in
Chicago.
THr total wool clip Of the world last
year was about 1~,4e8,5OO,OOo lbs. This,
when secured, would yield about 49,
100000 lbs clean wool. The clip Of 1878
was smaller than for 1877 BY 100000 Lbs.
FRoM the general abstract Of agricultural
statistics, Just issued, 1t appears that the
total area under tax in Ireland this year
Is l2s.OO4 acres, against 1ll,sl7 acres last
year, being an increase Of lO,ls7 acres, or
upward Of IA per cent.
A BALTIMORE drummer bought a rail-
road through ticket to Atlanta, and stop
ped over at q point on the Georgia road,
70 test the right to do SO. To make the
issue definite, he compelled the conductor
to elect him forcibly when he again
boarded q train, and he has brought suit
against the road for $4,000 damages.
QurSlSE has declined twenty-five cents
per ounce from the advanced price estab'
lished Just after the repeal Of the duty,
The quotation is now s. 80 per ounce.
The imports arc increasing, aud buyers
have held Of, expecting a decline, instead
Of contracting early in the season for fall
supplies, as has been the custom hereto
fore.
SEVERAL woaA have already applied to
General Francis Walker, OF the census
bureau, to be appointed as %canvassers in
taking tho new census In the various cities
OF the Union. The General, who Is not
adverse to their proposition, dseming the
work in many places suitable to women,
has referred them tothe supervisors Of the
census.
The record Of failures in New York city
during tho month Of August is the small
est, both as regards the number OF Suspen.
sions and the aggregate liabilities, for any
one month since the panic Of 1873. Only
t~wenty.four failures were reported, the
liabilities being s2S4,l5l, and assets s64,-
157. The preceding month had thirty.fOur
failures, with gross liabilities Of S6iO,55S,
and in the month Of August, 1878, there
more than two hundred failures, with LA
bilities exceeding SIS, 100000.
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Iess than one.hslt Of the children Of
school age in Kentucky, attend schools
public or private.
AiaIthiul brother In q Fairfield Conn.,
church recently prayed for the absent
members "who were PROSTATE on beds OIL
sickness and chairs OF wellness."
While Charles Harris, Of Texas, was bO'
ing hanged u very large crowd sang
"sweet By.and.By." Mr.. Harris last
words were, "For heavens sake, swing
me Cd! | ought to have been out Of this
two hours ago."-BWab ErpheS.
lQyprp9r Fenner, Rbsenting himself
from church 6n tast Apy, was told by Dr.,
Wayland that he did not obey MS piOGla,
nation. "Yes, | do" he responded. ~
tell the people to meet at their usual
places OF worship. Mine Is at home"
One Of a party Of six Boston boys who
are spending their vacation at kennebunk
sent the following expressive letter: ave
dug a woolChucE opt Of his hole; 1t was 9
skunk; we slept In tho barn that night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06
political PARAGRAPHS.

TnE bOuntiiul wheat fields are furnish
ing political straws which are decidedly
discOuraging to the Ewing party.
SENATOR BRUCE will settle In Kansas at
the expiration of his term. This, We be-
lieve, is another colored exodus.
The prospects OF Republican success are
daily becoming brighter in Maine. But
there will not, in any event, be much to
brag about.
SAN. TILDEN is so sharp u inanCier that
Mr.. Field believes he could even put his
Presidential stock on the market. But Dir.
Field goes too far, perhaps.
TIE voice OF the ancient Thurman will
be heard sounding the knell Of Ewing,
the Ohio idea, Bourbon Democracy and
sundry things at Columbus to-day.
Even as yellow fever fiend DR.. Luke
P. Blackburn was not a success. What
reason have the people Of Kentucky to
suppose that he will be a success Us a
Governor?
Tue canvass in'0hio has by no means
reached the climax Of its boom yet.
The appointments Of Republican speakers
fill a closely printed column Of the State
Journal printed ut the Ohio capital.
A CANVASS of the Georgia House of
Representatives by reporter Of the At
lanta Constitution shows that thirty.six
members favor Tilden as the Democratic
candidate for President in 1880, twenty
two in favor Of Thurman, six favor Hend-
ricks, and several favor Ewing "in case he
carries Ohio"
at is an open secret" says the Colum-
bus (0.) STATE Journal, "that the Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee has
made n raise. In short, it has a bar'l.
The boys will please come forward and chip
in. Special rates for close districts. Par
ticular attention given to ~disgruntled
Greenbackers."
THE cut is a decidedly unkind one. The
Sun says: ut is true that Mr.. Conkling
has recently exhibited running qualities
which he was never before suspected to
possess, but then it was on a limited field
in a small State. It was not such IN ex-
hibition as, OF itself, would warrant his
nomination to the presidency"
TnE Boston Adrertiser says of General
Grant: HE has scaled the top round Of
the ladder. To venture further would be
atask of immense labor and responsibility,
with imminent risk OF future disaster"
The AdrTtiser mistakes. To venture fur
Their would be easy as rolling of q log.
Having scaled the top round and ventur.
ing thence the ambitious wight would and
himself with broken bones at the bottom
round Of the ladder, or in that vicinity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06

Kentucky, to send on a supply Of yellow
fever and small poxs In that way they
might have been provided with something
to mourn and lRment about, andt0lcharge
up to the account offesumption! AZ it's,
they have no political stock In trade. MOI
ton will serve them, for their opponents
do not leave them In undtspnt6d posses.
sion otthe county school houses, buttgo
about from place to place exposing green.
back lies and circulating sound documents.
To all appearances there Is nothing but
the YaEoo plan that can save then, and
that plan Is one that would not be likely
to work very well In Maine. The Green.
back humbugs and demagogues may not
be 20 severely thraShed In Maine as they
doubtless will DO In Ohio, but there Is
frst.ratG prospect that they will be 20
thoroughly beaten that they will cut no
figure In the contest in 1880, .f
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06
THE NAME
How the Greenbackers are Set Rack
the RuRtnesn Rooun

How the GreenbRckerS are Set Back by
l. b business Boom.
The situation down in Maine Is about as
discouraging to the National Greenback
laborers as Parson Nasty found tito be in
Pettusville, Ohio. Acorrespondent writes
from the northeast corner.lot OF the Union
as follows:
"Maine's factories are now working full.
time. Wooden mills andiron works which
bad been closed for several years have 70.
sumed operations. An advance in the
price Of lumber has given an impetus to
that industry, and furnished employment
to coastng craft. Vessel property Is Begin
ming to pay dividends once more. The
hay crop just harvested isunusually large.
Mackerel have been more abundant along
the coast than for years; and, to offset all
this, we have, only the failure Of the porgy
fishery, and that has been mainly conduct
ed on outside capital, and has employed
but small portion OF the coast popula'
ton"
It is sad indeed 70 think that the poll.
teal laborers OF Maine have nothing to
thank heaven for but the future Of the
porgy fishery, and sadder still to think
that the people Of Maine have so small an
interest In porGY. II only the wooden
mills aud iron works were closed, II the
saw mills were silent, and the coasting
craft rotting at the wharyes, II the hay
crop had been cut off by drouth, II the
mackerel had all been swallowed. by
sharks, then would Scion Chase and his
co.laborers have something for political
capital. They could lay all the blame on
resumption and John Sherman, and very
likely achieve q glorious victory. But
now that all their evil prophecies have
proven false, now that every industry ex.
cept the porgy fishery Is revived and
everybody Is hard at work and fairly pros.
porous, their case is q hard one indeed
Tit have made a mistake. They oueht
TO have opened the campaign with aSefies
Of prayer meeting and petiIonedth me Ruier
Of the universe for storms and blight and
Ill manner Of calamites. They ought 10
have proved their faith by their works,
and employed DR.. Blackburn, Governor Of
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sGTrRDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER ..

Pcrsn, isaring torn for The eason, and Sum
mer t%rdr,L7s, can hare The DAILY lSTELLI-
oESoRa mailed to them, postpaid, for & cents
per month, he oddraS bing changed as 90rn
~ ,h,ir.d - Il. .
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IMPORTED STATIONS

In America. The most beautiful aud I~nttlllrent sua
seen, 20 In number, imported At 4 cost II ji@G6S' nv
appear under the direction Of their tilineT, CAL.
ANTHONY, JR, at each Performance, In vaioul I'd
concluding with the intrCd Iction Of the entire numb,fIa
the ring at one time.
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1t Is no vile, drugged stuff, pretending
to DO made Of wonderful foreign roots,
banks, &C., and pulled up BY long bogus
certificates Of pretended miraculous cures,
but a simple, pure, effective medicine,
made Of well known valuable remedies
that furnishes It's own certificates by its
CurGS. We refer to Hop Bttters, the
purest and best Of medicines. See
Truths and Proverbs In another
column. For sale by Laughlin Bros. &
Co, wholesale druggists Wheeling, West
Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-06

- p.u,M = u =, LII. III the bksd SIX ELEPHANTS.
~ ~ bARNg Ms-BeEIe he has the LARGEST MENAeBRIEn tho World. Including CuLBAl
GO 10 BARNUMFSEBeaae be isT The 1ARSEsr AND BIS" MUSEUM, N %e ITS 9H Gat@
CuhoiueL
GO TO BARNuMS-RsaaH The has thu FINESr STREET PROCESSION.
GO TO BARhlMfS-BaSleh bel Bh the LARGEST HERD OF ELEPHANTS ever exhblHt wNhu
more than al 1.-The othG GhoWSI America omhnM, TH "E-
GO BARNUMS-BNN his GoHG GREATER THAN EVER he mutM MAGNIFICENT and Aun.
uMeh xhMuon %r witnessed In tse rany other Counuy. AnthaN Now Attractions for 1873. Received
WIZ ~ tSS S widest delight SyGySh%e Seating c1EsIyd Of Exhibition Tent 1000,
heiMNNe Of uas ceneo u Professional Bpendor will ethea ppenGee Of thu large Herd dH-
.pmnthm and ten othet twenty tluonsh PreaGn led By thar foreign UoomL
Uoon open all and6S0P Y. PehormAnch2 lands /. N thus giving An hour and a hall 10 NV k
.M %H S en9 I 9a museum RSa. S af. The he evening performance begins Admission, 80 cents CAdra nT
phtaa a 5 EsnE4 9 III 1A asS Un ETsR ~ himself P dSiT2 SHnaeSs on Hef Eh grounds and b 9mt
Z FOR heae immediate otlhe5 children, md alWho dehe to avoid the crowd rWnAF he
I%Tad S cSHn "a + % Tm" IiGTnSmmd5SM LB&Epan5 H1SIeneda tek[O once forth ue% Tickle. HdR e.
avoid thee owl the evening ares dSedo sHnd the afternoon exhibition.
Hs EAnunonT ninson aurIIUads onthed ayd exhibition Rr duedm rates HafNAE
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DIED.

HEALEY-0. FElduy, SEPTEMBER ., 1870, at 4
O'Clock 4. N, EoDIR, Son'Ol Kate apd FlFanE Hoalsyl
aged ! EAR and 5 Il months,
The funeral will take place from the residence Of BIZ
parents, No. 80 Eighteenth street, this afternoon al
. O'Clock, Intsrmaut at Old Catholic Cemetery.
Friends Of the family are invited, TO attend. .
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ CARD-

To all who arc suffering from the orro5 and Indis
cEe!IonS Of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay, Los
Of manhood, &c, l will sand u recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary In South America. Send
a selI-addrosd envelope 70 the REv. JOSEPH I. In
MAN, Station D, Nerr York CITY.
det9LTThSAW
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03
East Concord.

The ladies of the M. f. Church
bad TWO trees loaded with presents
for the little folks. The evenings
exercises were commenced By prayers
from the pastor, followed by recita-
tons, singing, speaking, and last
but not least, good oyster supper.
Nothing occurred to mar the festi.
vities OF the evening, unless we except
two gentlemen(?) from st. Johns
bury, who came here with their
pockets filled viii. the " worm of the
STILL" which bit one or two, one in
particular, SO that it crazed him into
doing some damage. Mr.. G. ID. Root
demanded pay for the damage done,
which was promised. No names
this time, but be little more careful
in the future.
George w. Kinston laid the founda-
ton for his new house last week, and
this week he will have all the lumber
on the spot, rushing the work of con-
structlon as rapidly as possible.
CICERO.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1879-01-03
Victory.

We have plenty of snow now, and
it looks as though grim winter had
settled down to stay with us.
Mr.. Wesley Drew has caught Is
foxes this fall, one being a silver gray
for which he received $40. Good pay
for one days work.
Mr.. Allen Carpenter has erected a
shop iu which he intends to do all
kinds of blacksmithing. Give him a
call.
Lumbermen are very lively just
now in this section.
Christmas was observed at the Con-
gregational church at CRANKY by the
good people of that vicinity, who al
ways remember their friends on such
occasions.
Wesley Drew announces that he is
now ready to build o: repair slcds,
sleighs and wagons, also all kinds of
carpentering work done to order.
Joseph Truesdell has shut down his
mill till spring, he having got his
stock all sawed out.
We saw in your lls5 issue that rs
sex" as 3erts that all Cranky could b
tucked into 2 seated sleigh wi b
case. Perhaps he had better fetch
one over and try. We don't seem to
comprehend that il could be done, not
evtn with the Judge to assist in the
matter. BoAZ.