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DIR. Kings Sy phiIitic Remedy is warranted
10 cure syphilis in the primary, secondary
ana tertiary Stages, aud In al its varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
cases % yener.al Il Is Eases; cases which have
physicians OF America. Ii cures the first
stage ami heals the ulcers in few days. Ii
cures ulcers In the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs; also hard pains in the bones
and Joints, swelling of joints, syptslitic rheu-
mafism, etc, In u short time. Price five dol.
lars per package. Sent everywhere by eX-
press. A treatise on sexual disease, free.
Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold by DIR. J.
Dinsbeer, AS, North seventh street, 81, Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed or the money refund.
ed. Tneo. Es-rscor6. agent, Leavenworth
KanAas mlleod&vlyr
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NJ fsaldness or Deacieney In Hair
Exists, or II the ha.r II gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color Gamble restored
by using London Hair. Color Restorer," the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people for increasing its growth,
restrorinsits natural color aDl q. the same
time q lovely hair dressing AID beautiner.-
II is totally different from all others not
sticky or gummy, and free from all impure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; in fact IL Is exQuisitely peIfumed
and so cleanly and elegantly prepared as 10
make IL lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
J. A. TYNE, A PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, N C., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling, and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
London Hair Color RestOrer" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling. the
color was restored, and 10 now growing
beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, Is cents q bottle. Six bottles
for a. Main Depot for the United ates,
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia.
Sold by Arnold Z Hunt, Druggists. Leaven-
worth. tueSthrnatvA
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Peal E.tafe Transfers

The following transfers of real estate were
filed with Register Crcwder yesterday:
Thomas X. Rodmsn, Of New Bedford
Mass, 10 Charles strong, OF this county,
warranty deed, in cons deration OF u 90, 10
the northeast quarter OF section ID. town.
ship u, range -.
Kate Drummond. OF Cadiz, Ohio, 10 Daniel
Shire of this city; quit clsim deed In consld-
Grafton of sl6O to the undivided one-eighth
of the norttesst quarter Of section 1, town.
shin range
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Trial Bottles Dr.. Swayne's CompoundSyrup
of Wild Cherry, IS Cents.

Trial Bottles Dr.. Swayne's CompoundSyrup
of Wild Cherry, IS Cents.
The distressing congh, which threatened
serious results Ia quickly cured before deyel.
oping q fatal pulmonary affection. For all
throat, breast and lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood Splitting, &C., no remedy is
SO prompt and efiectual as "Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup OF Wild Cherry"
al have made use Of this preparation for
many years, and II is proved 10 be very relia-
BILE and eflicacious In the treatment of severe
and long standing coughs. / know OF two
patients, now In com Portable health, and
who but for its use consider would not be
living. ISAAC s. HEREIN, NJ D.
straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Price-Trial bottles, 8 cents; haTse size, 81
or six for IS. A single IS cent bottle will of.
entimes cure q recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of life.
Prepared only by DIR. Swayne Son, Phila.
enworth, by Arnold a Hunt Campbell and
Kendrick wed. Fri sulh
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a "a 1SG,

To all who are suffering from the eTrDrssnd
iniiscretions vi youth, nsTN Gus weakness,
early decay loss OF nhond, &c, ' viii Sand
Il recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
esl by \ missionary in South America Send
81 self-aGdr-sS,-d envelope - the Rev. JOSEPH
I. INMAN, SJdtiDn d., NetO ~, 4 i'g
my-3-pGtS Gn
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We un6 ers;snd from the BelJit Courier mat
the PeIoIt Gsz,Re has changed hands and
that the paper has passed into the hands of
Mr.. Brewster Cameron, who has been long
known in the special mail service as an eff
Gent and intelligent worker Mr.. Cameron
mas made many friends in Kansas during his
relations with It's citizens and We sre satihed
that the g. 4zette under his management Will
be success
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AdYertisfnE llodSea.

ing, we think we have found something in
teresitng, and settle ourselves for quiet enjoy.
ment, when after veadirg few lines, we nnd
that the advertisers trick has led as astray,
aid We have been reading that Eureka Ague
Pills are a sure cure Ior Ague, and that Com
pound Extract Sarxaparila, Dandelion aud
lodide of Potassium puride- the blood and
by all druggists In Leavenworth, kaD., Ne
6raska, Iowa, Missouri, Colorado and the
Territories. All. reader, We pity you. We
Browns Liver Pills do cure tho BDo4o96o
and Liver oomRl.ant ~
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Ont OF " Ork .

There be those who say that there need be
none upeIny Ioyed-,hat there is work Tor all,
a. they vii Int do IL What We saw, Is, let
every on. who mas cough or cold take Halls
Hslsam at once Is Is the only reliable RENE
DIV that never fails to cure
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We Believe

That II every one would use Hop Bitters free
IL, there would be much less sickness and
misery I'm the world, snd people are fast
ending this out, whole families Keeping
well at a tr fling cost bv its Use We ADVISE
all rotry IL u. & A, Rochester, y. l.
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To Exchange.

Merchandise have for sale sl50,GO worth
of staple MERCHANDISE, all wnolesaIe stock, ia
prime o der Will sell i'll lots OF from 5000
10 IS, GO, and take in payneuS one-third
cash ard tw"-thiris good r.aI estate. Adj
dress MERCHANT, Box 1854, New York
City. may l3eOdSH3m
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ahe new Iocomotixe.

The new locomotive, &C. X. Garrison " by
name, being No. 5. came in yesterday over
the Kansas Central Railroad yesterday with
twenty cars, heing the largest train ever
pulled over the road. The driver was u.
ION. L. of the Baldwin Locomotive wofks.
The rev engine is a beauty and hiss proved
that IL is useful as well.
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Cristadoro's Hair PreSerVatiye,

a va US be adjunct TO the Dye, in dressing
aud pTomoIug ia" growth and perfect health
OF the hair and OF itself, when used sione-a
Safeguard that protects the nbres from decay
under All circunls;4ncesan and under all cline.
Nsnu.~cIur-d by J. GRlSiALGkD, M. =;
William ~. New York. Sold 10y all Drug
gisls. Applied 10y ali H-lr DTesseTs. 60 d&w
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TNreklp Iimes
THURSDAY JULY Il. 1879.


By the chemical skill Of Dr. Price, we have
now for our ices. creams and pastry, The
mos, delicious fruit fi-yoTs- Those who wish
- maze their delgsci.-s enjoyable, wi mske
ON account OF their nice flavor and safety.
2tdw
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NOVELTY IN ASTI

The art ofdyeing the hair in five minutes so
as TO deceive the whole world, has been dis
covered.
CRisTADOEO'S HAIR DYE.
Is the only chemical combination in exist
ence which changes the color of the hair
without inJurins theLIvING PRINCIPLEwhIch
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ACENTSI sS 25O

Low PRICED and FASr SELLING.
lBOOkS 1E-TAMtSTS, and BIBLES are
most completely Represented In our new
GRAND 90 " BsNA PROS y ECr-
Is ssO01<. by sample pages, bindings. II
lu-trstion-, etc. Popular works of every
kind a. sure success for Canvassers Al!
actually wishing EMPLOYMENT, address for
terms. ScAMMELL & Co., st. Louis, No.
febiZX6ino.
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. DYKES eEsRo gL'yI2
Lost I.nnd Warrant.

Public notice Is hereby given, that Military
Bounty Land Warrant No il3is. issued III the
name of liza Converse, for 100 acres, uLdsr
thf- act of March 3d, l-55, and %. ned by Iur,
Was by me sent In February ls7i, tOO j.
Hos kins, Of LesvenwOTth. X tnsas, for IOgft-
ton, and has been lost or destroyed. The
public Is cautioned against purchasing IN.
same as have never parted with my title
thereto, and I intend To apply TO the Com
missioner OF Per sions for reissue of the
said warrant and a cancellation of the origi-
nal FBwIN PERKINS.
WAsHISGroS, ID e. July Z, 1879.
Iuiy II WITT
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ELECTRIC BELTS.

A sure cure for nervous debility, prems.
ture decay, exhaustion, ETC. The only re-
liable cure. Circulars mailed free. Address
J. X. REEVES, 4S, Chatham st, y. Y.
eOlkW3rn
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onses.
In tumors, nodes, hard humps, and syphi.
hid ulcers; in dropsy, in venereal sore throat
ulcers and In tubercies of the lungs; in govt,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, tickets; In mercuria1
deposits-it In In these terrible forms Of dis.
ease, where the human body has become .
Olnplete wreck, and where every hour of
existence II torture, wherein this great RENE
dy challenges the establishment and admira-
ton Of the sick. 1t is In such cases, where
al tine pleasures OF existence appear cut on
mum the unfortunate, and by It's wonderful,
almost supernatural agency IL restores the
hopeless 70 q life and new existence where
this great remedy stands alone in its might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
0ne u more or les troubled with, q few doses
Witi, In most cases. and q few bottles in the
more aggravated forms, work y permanent
cure.
Those afnicted with chronic diseases should
purchnss y package ntsining one dozen
toatlea. Price 8 10 per dozen, or IS per hall
dozen bottles, or 81 per bottle Bold by
AruxxistA-
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VI. 4. DAGPH:S.
T.. % Box CO.. New Orleans. La.

An our Grtnlf Extraordinary DT0Iriggs ere
under the aiI,e1 ULaOa and management Of uEN-
ERALS q, T. EEAUREG ARD and IL ia L
A. EARLY.
lived .sat.Swl
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TIL. EGyDS.

what Cur County and CITY Author
..1.- r,;,L ,ho,, ,,o pr,s,,..,. or
Active AL" T'a'ne-' '.o-"Pera''"" o.
(tur Own sitfzeus--The County Az
. .;s,,,,r.,, r-,, On ,n.
Is''
In order TO ascertain as nearly as possible
the real condition oil anaiis rs regards the
prospects OF compromising The oonded IN
debtedness OF the city ana county repre-
sentative of THE TINES yesterday afternoon
undertook to ascertain rom the suthoriliss
themselves statement Vi "ha' "e.ns
done. ana their opinions IN resafu I" me gu
ioos-whst amount mas oeeh com
nnu -,
-, - .,.-. r,t,,. O., It,.
- -. -, =, ,,,, s..,',,,., -
-. - .
dItion of the county ana reporter, siter
,apsiripy IN the court house n r,t sou. ht The
~
COUNTY CLERK.
Mr. Niehsus and informed him that The
~, o., -
inns wanted 10 get statement vi the pun
could understand. and wanted TO know, so,
a. r..I ,r.,h .nou, TN. proyr.ss and pros-
-, :, So o,,.ro,oomnromis,no landing
the reporter into the apaI'mens ~neae 80. our
imprisoned Comfy Sommisslohefs are con
fined,
NIX. SiEHACS sAiD.
The best idea can give you oil the hhah-
:. ,.,, r,,rar tho, ,Yt,
my statement OF last Jahuary' tnat VIII
SNOW you eAAe'' ~h"' '"e "
| the country was at that time, ana there mas
ba..n no material change made In these fig
-, 80. .~o.n, vbat b.s haen mazda nv
compromising the ooHus. ny 'ees~s ''
l., a.. -s-.,
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a sPs.E~DIO OPPORTUNITY TO
WY E""TUNE. EIGHTh GRAND DIS
TRIBUTIOS, G Ass n. A. NV OI:
Is. ~. a, ESDAG, AUGUST i2Ih, lS.g-
1ilJ3 .;OEtAiy EE.pIDs
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itching Piles

The Symptom are moisture, like perspirs-
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch-
Ing, very distressing, particularly at night
as II pin worms were crawling in aud
about the rectum, the private parts re
sometimes affected; II allowed TO continue,
very serious results may follow. DR.. Swayne's
All Healing Ointment Is pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CARES.-We were great sufferer
v0m Itching Piles, the symptoms were rs
shove described, the use OF Swayne's Oint-
Eient In q short time made perfect cure
Nv. CHRIST, Boot Shoe House, Si4 n.
: I'd a.
&c. wEYMAN, BATTER. s .. Eigth Ct. Phil.
. lelphia-
Reader, II you are suffering fom this dis
q ssstng Complaint, or letter, Itch, Scalc
Head, Ring Worm, Barbers' Itch, any Crusfy,
Scsiy, Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint-
ment and be cured. sent my mail TO any
address on receipt OF price, (in currency or
postage stampsl, 50 cents q box, three boxes
BIS. Address letters, DIR. Swayne a SON, "a
N. Sixth street, Philadelphia No chsnge for
advice. Sold by leading druggists. In Leav
enworth, by Arnold q Hunt tuesth ursatAw
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TIE $3.50 FEE

which he Saysi insist upon, lie Is also mis-
IaK.n ! ob aInei a judgment against the
county for one OF INV clients for an amount
be we,n SIS 0l0 and $1,000. He wro TO me
in regard To the proposed compromise and l
advised him To accept it. The terms Of the
conproTn Sc were agreed upon by him with
the County Commissioners. They offered to
give him 20 cents on tn dollar and costs of
SUIT ana attorney fee. | have been working
on the case for i've years, and had carried
ilthrOugn all the courts. Inciuilns the SUI
preme Court. l expected TO charge my client
at least fifteen hundred dollars for my ser
vices. but in order to facilitate the compro-
mise agreed TO accept from the county ST.
OJD-not twelve hundred dollars, as Mr.. Pick
ems says and TO take thlrty-year bonds in
stead If cash. have been paid two hundred
dollars, and ask the county To pay me eight
hundred more, In bonds, which, am conf
dent any sttorney will say Is "a very MODE
rate fee for q case involving as much labor
anu expense as the one referred 10.
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A sure Tnius.

Dr. Hunters Specific and in,rctinL No.
are warranted TO cure Sonnorn1sa. .;lest, Cor
oee, s1ricturea Disc asss OF t.. Niti,. " eiai-
DAloR.
DE-: Hnnterh Specific No. Is sure remedy
ecr the S&'efnAtofh0a, seminal Weakness,
n1ghtly emissions. the los Of power, caused
~ eelf-aho1e Or excessive indulgence. Price
Of Dr. Huuterb specific - per bottle. Injee.
don, u Per bofsle. Sent every where by az.
lis North Seventh street, 81 Loufa Missouri
Send tVo stamps foe Treatise. Cure guaynn.
01ood q Il money refunded.
xhso. E9a.hec2. Agent, Laavsnvues
KAnma UAy31ondAW
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CONSUMPTION

Vi the Lungs and Tuberculous ,Phtisis, Serof-
uia, Syphiioid Diseases. Wasting, Degenera-
ton, aud liberation OF the Kidneys, Dia.
beiss, stoppage Of ate :, Instantaneous re-
uet where cathsters have been used thus
doing away with the painful operation of
using these instruments), dlssolving stone in
tire bladder, and in all cases OF
Inflammation Of the Bladder and
Kidneys,
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OLIVER DiTSON & CO., Boston.
g. u. Ditson q Coz, J. f. Dttsom a Co...
a. Broad way. n. V. 3. Chestnut ~. Phil
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Said there were some statements made in
the interview with Mr.. Pickens, published
yesterday morning, which were Incorrect
and which were calculated to give the pubic
n very erroneous impression Of the course
that had been pursued by him Judge still
lines) in connection with the cas-. Assuring
the Judge that the TINES desired TO see iair
play in this matter, as in everything, and
wanted to give simply the truth, We asked
him to give us a statement of the matter fer
publication, whicl he did. His
statement was not taken down
in writing at the time. but was substantially
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In saying that he cannot imagine how his
letter tn me, above, could have become pub
lie, because nO.person except him ard my
self were aware Of its contents, he makes
statement which he c-ittiniy knows is er.
roueous. for the letter shows upon Its face
that some third party must have seen IL, for
none OF II was written 10y Nr.PIck-ns, except
the signature. Ard he must have known
tGEt l showed IL To quite a number of parties
about the court house, rs matter ot cuTOSi-
" III or er to ascertain who wrote IL. THE
rrportet expression about being ''meTciful
20 Joe" must heve come from remark
made upon reading the letter, which was to
the effect that all IL wanted 10 make IL COM
p'.te was for HIM 10 have added. "Ani may
God have mercy upon your SOUL IN regsritO
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Judge ST lincs, n regard 70 defending the
cOanty, II this cGse, you shoG.d Teq lesJ lin
10 abe V on Jys."
ClairaiEa.-I never Wrote any such tbi1z
Its lie from Whole cloth. ! never ~rDis.
bet Que letter 20 Mr.. Stillin.s % my life aud
here Is q copy o. il. At the bottom Of the.
sheet yoi VIII observe Is 4 statement from
Mr. stillinEs, ia his own hand writing, that
II II a copy OF the only letter he ever received
rom me.
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Feverand Ague.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for nifty cents.
a'nere is not u remedial agent in this word
that will cure Fever anu Ague, and all other
Ma,arious Bilious, scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other Fever, aided by RAILWAYS
PILLS, so quick Ms RADWAI'S READY
RELIEF. fifty cents per bottle.
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Total amount mpromised ...Ss,9l2 %
Re,0rter-'Do,s that represent the total
amount of bnnds compromised up TO this
tuis time:'
Clerk -''Y =; that represents all that is SO
far definitely Disposed of, but there are on
hand. In addition to the above
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OBITUARY.

DIED, at Walhalla, S. G.. on Sunday morning,
July 9th, 1879, in the 39lh year Of her age,
Mrs. MARTHA Conn. She had been in feeble
health for moro than year previous 10 her
death. but hcr last illness was only for few
days, during which her suiTcrings were great,
almost beyond description All her Affections,
however, were borne with Christian fortitude
and csenation, aud she died peacefully trusting
Him whom she had so long believed She had
been for many years n member Of tho Methodist
Church, and truly did she adorn the doctrine of
her God and Saviour by her holy walk and con :
vcrsation. During all her sad hours Of aflction
and close confinement atlomc her Bible was her
constant companic'.r and seldom day rassed
but she drew consolation from its sacred pagcs
Besides her Christian virtues, she possessed
many social qualities that cndcnrcd her to NIL
her friends and acquaintnnces She was firm in
her attachments, her confidence not easily won
nor lightly thrown away. She was dutifu
daughter, loving sister, q most devoted wife,
kind and aflccionntc in all the relations Of lifc
But death has removed our loved oneifrom our
midst and VIC can no more enjoy her; cheerful
presence on earth, but We may ono day meet her
on that "shining Shore" il We but fully trust
and serve Him who 'h%,,h loved us md given
Himself for u.s." And you, her grief stricken
companion. lift up yo,,r head iu your loneliness
and brush away tho bitter tear, for soon, if you
arc faithful to the end, you will meet your loved
one again in that haven Of eternal rest and be
there together forever with the Lord IT,
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yVcstlnlin<tcr HOcaVs.

Westminster is progressing. Tho streets
are being worked and tho city fathers are
once more happy over tho future prospects of
their city.
Tho Methodist Quarterly meeting com
monced here Wednesday night last; closed
last night
Mr.. j. r Meredith, of Shallowford. Apder.
son County, had his dwelling struck by light
n'ng recently Everything they had was
burned, except their wearing clothes which
they had on. 1t took place on tho 9Th, in the
afternoon.
Prof L. G. lays will begin his singing
school at this place on Monday nrtcr tho 3d
Sunday in this month. Having taken pains
10 fit himself for his business, ho will riyo
satisfaction and do justice to any place whcro
ho sings. BACHELOR.
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MANUFACTURES IN AyGUsTA.-Augusta is
not given much to boas.ng, but she has tano
giblc evidences Of her solid prosperity to show
to tho world. Her vast water power is being
gradually utilized, and already manufactures
OF various descriptions line the banks Of the
canal. There arc now four cation fac;o,ics
IN operation with an aggregate capacity of
over 10000 spindlcs and fifth the Summer
vile Mills, will soon be ,utning out checks,
stripes and plaids. large waste factory on
the river bank does thriving business. Two
IRON iounderies are constantly busy Three
Hour and grist mills, using altogether nearly
six hundred thousand bushels Of grain annu-
ally, are running night and day to supp!y
the demand for flour and meal. an oil fac,
tory turns an immense quantity of cotton
seed into oil and stock meal or fertilizers.
Two ice factories turn out about thirty thou
sand pounds of ice per day. a cotton gin
manufnctory has been established and is
rapidly putting up gins, condcnscrs and
feeders. Three machine shops make every
description Of carpenters work. Ttcsc arc
the manufacturing enterprises in the city, and
other branches of industry keep pace with
them --1uyHsfa Chronicle and Constitutions
uiist.
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OcOncc Station T1OcaJs.
AuGUsT llilI. 1878

AUGUST lllh, 1878.
For tho last two weeks we hayo been
blessed with plenty Of rain. Crops are greatly
revived. Upland corn will mako about a
third of crop. Bottom land will mako yory
nearly tho usual yield. Cotton is growing
worry fast and is tolcrably we'll rruited.
The travelling thresher was around last week
and soon t'reshed all tho grain in this section.
MIR. j. N. Todd reports that ho lost somc of
his small grain. lie had it in large stacks
1t got wet, which created heat and thereby
spoiled.
oor school is IN hourshing condition.
Ar.J. N. Rutherford occupies the chair
MIR. W. a. Lay has invented machine
foF running machinery by water without a
water wheel. A small model of it can DO
soon running at Oconce Tannory. Some