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Tho coserse Ut Democrats bout upon nautrnr
!uto the conduct Ut tho otllrers OF thu West
NsIsion Hallway Company toward tlcIy ou-
pi0yes At thu tatc caeetlon WcFa busy agaln yes
tertay looking up tncts. Tlluy clatsu to have
had seyerul conductors CONC bpiure them aud
youc.,safo thu Information TINT they had Lcrn
buil1ozrd Into yutins Lie Republican ticket,
etc., md aru 1fablu to furwaru petition 10
tic S@uth viii aifofd, aicr usalr follows in % Cor
gress hnye cflee.nally done away With Tie Super
ylsors Of Electlon!
Tie canvass oE the votes cast for West Town
olllearRtllaa ut lust beeu lulshcd. Ttrc last ul
ttc He2l'scpt ll!d1ea a,!4 ciusks amcnded their
nYart t ~ as s g. hoss4
]; i: Ward, laG'3; Iholnas Parker, iHnH;
Martin Eaulnruckur, t,0a!i War1s pluraily,
l,s1S; Asscss,orrn,,Josspli +, sokup, ll,s77; flaas
ant A1a!ck; I'll; il,tA; y. A. Is!"p. .. BIS; sokup'a
plurality, b53i Gulleetor-J, ~. Nunp,,y, -, llt3
Jens Olseu ", 4i9: Daniel hulliYau, ASH; tlun-
pM plurality, :,10o; Tuwn Cierk-A. u. Chla-
agk, labGa; Juha Meyer, l,A9; Jacob Di'g.
b'G5; ChIltlek's plurality, l,aN. Certificates
sokup, Nuupl.y,, uliu Chladek.
Several Interviews wese hal yes.crday with
lawyers Oh thu subject VI tic caInlMg judicial
rlscllo4s In Junu. Nearly al! were III favor VI
.l'sear1AK politics IN making The nominations,
sn.,n g VII % wsrY .'kfWsy eS,s - n1s Il !t r., sas
cruttC victory at thu late electolI. Onu tuE-
Eastud lhat i combination ticket shnud bu malu
up, uart Republicans am! i,art uclnucruts. All
otlseF saI lhat !la Thought thpfu wuull be 4
genGral scramble for ulcu, a.l Il VIVA not likely
thut uluny VI tl,h pru.uh& lneulnbtnts would lp
retained. Thu opintun sesl,s to Uu that Ju,lgu
ltogurx only Will ls retained. 4'll al tllu others
will laye tn gtyu way. Tho pruapect dues
not aecIll tn M vary favorable t0r getting
IT, tsst III ftiisti. +, g. tna !swysrs thak
linrs, a..l buth si.les Mill Us iacllnau to nut nut
l',u.a ca'.lqutr. whs will ru,, byst, 4 cali haa
bcsu a!ade. llualui by JuaKa L4wrenvu. 1Or lhu
denomination of lu1go l'lekey ~ Juu4a Of The
On hls ttturss tu ,un,l1rs ii Thu lS4f aru Gy IL
ilcuns uEIue1, w tiey thluk lIu IL governed far
tuv nluch by !lla question ut What th'ouls wi!
&nsl.E " lls deelsluN, blk tlie uursluIl IL, WLu
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RES1STED m OFFICER.
CINCINNATI, April 10.-An Jsa1a;rer special
says john Boruln, farmer living ucar sabinn,
o., lind difficulty with hired hand named
Weaver, yesterday, during which the latter
Threatened to shoot. uorum swore ont war
rant ior the arrest uf Weaver for assault. Con.
stable j. l.. johnson uttcfN,ted to nrrpst
WcnvcF, Wien tlle iatsur. fired at tho oil!ccr.
Johuson returned tho fire, the tail penetrating
Weayuf's abdomen, fatally wOuu1lEg HIN.
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What I,l.Irartstl II Kuntusky ltusbunl.
ktsHtspiits tpsrt:r'J'..urMI!. !.

HAHanpsHuHd. H.. harct a3:-s1rs. John
ltortuu, Vi Washington. ct,!uty burluEl,lg ul
Mercer, R4vo birth 10 i've children few Nights
s!,lrp. At tr llrst confinement ske bccan,u the
!uoter of lwIns. Eighteen months later she sur
prt4ed llur neighln1fs Nv giving blrtt, 10 shrea y-
iuolhrr u .lsr a'tIolu slll!tital, ouly IiaIf MI
hullr lmtrtycn'l: l'dlwreu tho uirtll Ut cucss.
1t II rtpugtetl tllal lur lllst,al Is nearly .lts
lructrd, a,ul has beeH adyt.c,l to apply ld liz
Kentucky LEGISLATURE 'I.tt:1t ut thp euaf.s for
tcises, All tho cl!l1rrn afu duty. we'll.
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.,, su.'aastd Va..l RstLtl,eas,. Agrtt.
Tho Ac!l on tup " Mount Washington xro
deu,el ga!p tas bern blowing 4I,.cn Tuesday
ntght, Aes The Miis4 was sh&wIn. at lllH tnte III
Isl t,lics an hour. YESTERDAY ,l:u velocity
tanvea 1ro,u tis Ia IL iu:lea, II teallr tslyl.ul
rule. Us II Is estimated !Ilat M ihu worst Ut t!la
East !nItun tytiuues luu Apoeu Is but aLuut l00
A1lea ~ 4pUf
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From aRIo York NUftd lafsFteD tc.tA fAs Indtdhu


From lSRIo rork NVTfd Inf<FfleW tcllA IA IndtdNu
{kH4tIftl.
Q.-Whst is your Information. sir. Hendslcks,
4 to9 layo unI, " !" tl!s physical stamina ol
nsw Presidential coltcstt Aud, by The way,
Mr. Hendricks, whrn 10 yun dgst remember
htarlnu vi Sir. rllutu in puhitc Iitua Aud ttou,
Yuus utsvrYa:lun VI l!.e Presidential utIsu in
your lvNx expesupvu DO yuu belicvs 'Ilai i ,unn
III ttu stats Ut health IN whisI, Sir. I!laen u
slttl 10 hc, ~ IN Eact 4uy l.au nut IN yery lpuud
health, salll1 ynturu lie strau Uf utlresrekrrs
NliI 'lu lsastt work nf thu Aeve4s4ry pelnucrukiG
se!uTIIs " Wa.ausluHt
Gov. Ilcu1rlcss sat lhouEAlfullv fur .
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llo rcnn!ned unconscious until ycstcr.lay, whcn
bcrn. robbed Ut al hIs l,loney and vnInnble
wntel1 mud c1'nll'. Tho old gentleman was 40
aslan,ed ho would mike no eflurt to appretlelld
tic guilty pattIes,
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n1&UG2ED,

s,o,, aeteiat Dtuaseh TO Tas 7rtaune
=, s.ous M c!rr. Ia. April lq,-Au old gentleman
I'm. a'1e1t .. responsibility from Hardin Cuuuty.
l's s.ate' on ILL wayty yiss. married uauzhtvr
el,a saaSSktou' aS willis WA}{4w for = traIu Ia Til,
v "Wednesday, cutyfss1 j ,aloou and ,,ran,; y
'1 Sh'aty' which hssla'ma Wa. lruxgea.
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else can be setectcdf Tic position ID oDe which
attracts no eminent lawyer by tho pay It offers,
untl but few arc 10 wealthy az to desire It sfmn1Y
mentioned, nud he would be an excellent cantll-,
date, but 10 percmptorily declines 10 run. Mr..
II. q. flurde name IL Afso again mentioned In !
art
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DEAD"0OD COACH GETTING
f1*lftIttt

Sioux FALLS, April 10.-An attempt was
made to rob tho Yanktou cuach OH saldlu
Creek, Dak., to-tlny by John s. rarsons, Of
Fln)ny, Dak, who was arrested by special aycuts
from Chtes1Ho who Ind been warned Of tlle pru.
Yidcl with arns.
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BosToN, Aprli 10.-Thn liuuso rejected Ito
bill to secure women the right to yUts ou mu-
n!cipal a!1asra IN cities md towns.
The bill to give women the fight 10 vote for
motnboss 0f school committees uasscu.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.
SnonoLA, Pn, April 10.-tieorge Ilnss ycstcs.
lay cut ills wlfe's throat, und then drowned
liulseG.
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MARCUS KRONBERG,
Systematic PIundering Of His Jew
efry Store.
Depredations which Have Been Car.
ried on for q Number of Weeks.
Confession Of One of the Plum
derinq Clerks.

I... - -. t1 - "' .''e'
ts as" =, pos' ~, us" ,s, ssu u ,a"sess 20 run
theH1. lhcfo Is the Marclilal aiInir, tho details
OF which arc still froah In tie minds Ut Tho
newspaper readers. and tLe cssc stt,l
ston,,. ,,non tl,o nrt,,,ro, 5,r... ~ r,,,.
Co',n,v 1I tn t,a ,asnmh,, W., osSes @ W ,, lux W..
procured new and better situation, n,nl hns
actuuly been advertised ps All attraction &,v one
of Inc firms on atatc strcr. WITH, ,1cs,rc,t r.,
s,,cccod - ,ho h,snc.. ~ ~, % W.,.".. 49,, ~
a"-~~9" ~ t"e 'ue"'sso " '"c ~ 'la'son enH1
pahy, Which eauseu hlarchsfs arrest. And
now the concern of Marcus kron5rrg, at No. 181
stuto strcp,, III the Palmer Ho,ltr. untw,th.
stn,l1tnr lint an As,Ignce In. honn l.,
81. H., - , ~ "
.,,.,,. ' ".,,, , '"""' ~" , w, W.
',".an -, ~, 49,, sa"a ~ Po:eo '' 'al
uoAen u t'e 'Fst 'anSefao ol '''e eltS 10 wlna up
the business Of the arfunct concern. How thIs
was iicccBsitated ls tho burden uf tho ensuing
story.
,voe .,n,,.ad -, In t,,,tr, . o,t,,,,.,s,i,
M"s supposea u W uohS anouflshihG trade'
noI IN ,lrst.class Rooast ous IN goods tl'at are
s, aways H. aeua a IN ths market, nu; ong III
r,,s vas hard nm dnanclaly nu lima m,,. . svc @ ro*1,
"e 80 .' ~ ....t ~" ".1ss MM'o .' en'"
a, ,oanss, u'n Vt nv Mou.u " unaer' lnIs was
to % %ep hm Fl ee III 10 o1S yn yn L.
applied for loa',s httrallY rcfused him. Then he
went to New YORK. hoplnE that w repre-
aet1ttnE Ills troubles ~ tller true tight tllAt
he could induce the crcditora ut ilat ctl Ut tll.
ronto to compromise With him upon. say, W
couts upon tlM dullRr. Tie creditors would not
10 Thing o. the kiHtl, niHt aet!n In coEjt1ic-
LION ~ltil eseatofa y lhe Mest, wef9 ,ilstru-
'I snta. ~ ~ nfompesu NY p1nkFuHtey.
~ lust uay W "an4ary III thg IooK
County Couss snW nIau1oru 1,a AaneoeK
sWofn IN ~ Ass!gnee ,'t a!s lily 9ooks ol ta6
ssta!'sncht HI, A. tn's t't,e saowe '..e assets 70
a ,o,l;as ,rnro rne aueE r9,,,s,,
tdr ~ an't,ss ,sv3 ,;s "ete !oueny sstitaateu
a. Anoue sIu,oot WHICH lt1e ~, otStle lEuse.
Grealtore @ Aavo i elneo eialhca .llat, 1o'ors hls
s!stt ", non 70 ~" 1oIk, az: Mtomuerg p!aeca
SSovS f1t wnr.n o. Ep"us ,,,,. ~ 'M 1auats u :a1
rlrsI Matiomat nauR, HS'eM Mo llau secioseu
from t'ie nseRnos anA us efasi!toss; " t'Est ~
~ may AZ. h!onue'9 % %raptess1teu M 10 nls etGu
!t1rs ttal ho nau peuh inuneu hto poverty "
~ th,s ,r,w 1,o n'oo,,n,o3 fnr ~. h,,I stas m
The ASs;9uue took chargo lis Jny aftcr lila
appointment, nu, not needing, o. tnuct, t,eip as
lad bccn utnf,loycl, .llsc,argmt acyera rutn!n-
i. ii, uariiius. CLERKS. O1u OF tuoso Ilsct,arueI
wus
"@
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AiUSEM ENTSt
HN(ba.T;x'I 'l'AtI;A'IHkE,
I'LL Il, IT. llUuLEY...,H0Io Proprietor and Msnacsr
FRIDAY LAST DAY nut ONE OF
ENT M A a oTT

1EEAS GlkANHe OPERA
Caapeny. Epcca. Matinee to-day. Dnly performances
VI l'alsa's chMrIninx romantic pueFa,
TEIE ROSE OF Castillo,
Mis- Montague. Mis-. lsalaall. Mr. Turncr, Mr..
ftyss NJ scFutn. Mr.: Warren cto.. appsafjaE.
IT evening p.ftSInerss e Victor Mas.s R1eat wot
EMMa x6b9.t hs: ss2ain Mi.. RanasIl. assJ. a..
II: htss lssi sty; ia tne sa.t aatu1laf Mtt.aes.
sYtMASl!i.- trleMss1 III ats 73c; y. sia Il; 50,
DsUmlot tA tho "E0ucdy Ut Efrors." w
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offering 5000 bali for Slit, a,nl to this bouJ
A. u0aanllut lllr pawnbyuHor, affixed t,ts sgnt..
ture, which Il also considered curious. but
at!tt was not rcleosod upon the bond until lEu
police gut through with hin, a,ld l.en ills astor.
neys, O'Bricn aud keteltc, ss,ccecdcd IN eIeet-
snE hts release. This was at o'c'uck III tic
evcutng., The remaining prisoners had no law
yers, aud so were Obliged TO rclnain III jul. In
porter, afld assured lin tl'at there was
NOTHING At ALI. IN TlIR CHARGES
against t,tn,. 4ia had . character fas HONESTY
anu integrity IN business whic! TO intcudcl to
defend. sluce kronberg's p'aeo waa closcl up
ha hau DOM business unon Ills own account,
cnt lcalvrs. lin EuuIs found tu lily rou,n, ia
1tateh, Were Consigned to him laHt
Tuesday by a Mr. Lyons, travelling agunt
fur The dr!n Of. Fraukeli,. Foknru
so'llo week. ugo. lle ,la. alsu u,ale purchases
!rom tl.u Elgn Watch Company. Joseph Fay,
lrosn wtihtil lo tnailu purchases ut lntCr tl,aii
tim lay befoFu ycsturlny. lhe l!uebel Watch
a.nl "tIlrrss, viii for uycry purchase hc lind l|.
rueltpta Ut tl,Us9 firms. lie lbkUWisu pFokestcl
ti,ll hu ilal not tltO worth II jewclry ali loIl
iu h# possession outside Ut thcso purchases.
TMK REVELATION. oil "sQrAAL,"
as 1t Ia termed by tlu l",lcs, " halng kept
secrct Murphy, although lv txlAss ffuu}Y
suoush 10 pollcS umi lawyers. hud beun pIo-
htbltc4 {Totu talking tu Tho reporters. Never
tl.cluss. lIe u.atn porlnu Of tho story way as-
cersuiurd. liz tnplleatus directly lu tlIe rob-
berries Silt, Narkns, himself, aud possibly q,.a
Or two utlcss, u1l4 axslnpss ~ completely aboys
u..I tllu hookktepur, neither Ut whom
was arrested. All uf ths uutlly
pne& hayu been snrrytux on i
series Ut PetuIstEt,s ever SINCE Tho 18th Ut last
JaAunry, ulId sNea ttlaI talu lIo ESTIMATES that
they I4aya Eutsrll awuy with xbout FH,00o 10
$lU,Cu wurll ot goods out ot ti's sttsk. 6,uaal
ARTICLES, sueh " rsn.i, wcsc varrled nlr IN tt4t
vYeuluS " the ha'N1ius, una AtuaIter stutr
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Hot, Dry--Hoter DRYER.

Hot, Dry---Hoter Dryer.
nNeyer were thirsty people worse disappointed
than the citizens of this aud maay other parts
Of this County last Sunday evening. During
the whole of the morning the clouds appeared
to be gathering over ahdsaround us for gene.
ralrain, and the hope, was raisedthat the drought
was Mt an end. About o clock the drops com
menced to patter down, and it seemed that in
every direction generous rain was falling
The wind lullcd, the atmosphere became cooler,
and grateful feeling pervaded the whole com
munity. But our hopes were of short duration.
The rain fell very slowly for about an hour,
when the wind again rose and scattered the
clouds. leaving us barely enough rain to lay the
intolerablc dust
In Goshen Hill, Santuc and Joncsvile Town
ships and generally through the Pea Ridge re-
glon, we learn good rain fell but in other
parts of the County they either had no rain at
all or about the same rs Mt this place. Around
Fair Forest, particularly, from Gibbes' store TO
Murphys Mill, the crops are suffering sally
Upland corn is now beyond redemption, while
that on the low lands is beginning to fail
From what we can hear and see it is now al
most impossible to make half crop of corn
or cotton in this County.
The Gardens are completely ruined in this
vicinity, and unless rain comes soon 1t will be,
too late for winter vegetables.
We also notice number of forest trees dying,
while young fruit trees arc shedding their leaves
and look sickly. The gloom decpcns around us.
At present writing we can see no indications
Of rain, except that the wind has somewhat
changed.
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Mortality Among Children.

The present hot, dry and dusty weather has
no doubt mainly been tho cause of much sick
hess among infant children. We learn that not
only here, but in many of the adjoining towns
md Counties the sickness and deaths among
children have been greater than for many years
past. During the past week the following
town:
On Monday, the 1lth son ef Capt. \. H. and
llcttic Foster, aged 3 months
On Wednesday, the 10th son of w. ID. and
Emma ID. EIumphres, aged mouths.
On Wednesday, son of w. a. and - BOLT,
aged months.
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Death of Bernard G.. ReWls.

With deep sorrow we announce the death of
this most excellent young man. which occurred
Mt the residence Of his Father. DR.. B. +. Rawls,
on Friday evening last, the llth inst. in his
23d year. Eernsrd was one of the most ama-
bic, moral and promising young men in This
community. and was sincerely loved by every
body. Only n few weeks before his death he
graduated with great credit at Woiford College.
No young man could have brighter promises for
n successful future in this life than he. Highly
educated with pleasing manners and governed
by high sense Of integrity and pure moral
and social principles, he bid fair to he one of
the leading young men of the community. and
We can but think his death ia great loss not
only TO this County but To the State at large
1t is very rare that we hnl in one 80 young so
many Of the essential qualities of Character that
go to make up the truly perfect man IN citizen
as was possessed by our departed young friend
"Whom tho Gods love best lie young"
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Como to Hampton.

Our young and talented friend, NJ B. Me-
Sweeney, who has for some time published n
No. paper at NncySix, Abbeville County, has
removed to the County of Hampton, where he
will publish the Hampton Guardian. We con-
gratulatc the citizens of the County of Hampton
in being so fortunate rs to secure such true
and worthy gentleman to conduct their County
paper. lfthey will give him a decent support ho
will give them one Of the best papers in the
State.
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The Henderson Barbecue.

report of the proceedings and speeches at the
Railroad Barbecue NJ lIendersonvllc on the 4th,
which take from the Columbia Register. We
were too unwell at the time to take full notes
and the report we give is fuller and better ar
ranged than ours would have been. Union
represented by the following influential citizens:
Hon. T. Il. Jctcr and Lady, Vim. Munro and
Lady, Maj j. i. Stccdman, j. T. Ill., II. L.
Goss, w 4. Nicholson, DIR. Il. +. Rawls, a. II.
Foster, B. II. Rice, Col Il. l.. Coleman, and r.
il. Rawls.
or the road, its prospects, &c, we shall speak
hereafter lis too hot and dry to write rail
ToaJ Hrtcles now.
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A Narrow Escape.

MIR. w. 4. Wiy, our Town Marshal, made a
narrow escape from being killed last Saturday.
lie hal started for home in buggy drawn by n
mule. and in hosting the buggy umbrella, the
mule took fright and away. He dashed
down the steep hill beside office Mt fearful
rate, and when about half way down, Mr.. Wix
was thrown from the buggy among some old
logs and lumber. lie received some severe
injuries, but they are not dangerous and he is
now on the streets, on duty.
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Whew a, Aintit Hot,

Didn't we have cheated term last week,
from tho morning of the 9th to the night Of the
18th? The thermometer, in n shaded position,
ranged from lO0o to 1910, and where only par
TALLY shaded Il got up to 1919. In positions
where the rche :tion of the sun affected it with
forcc-not exposed directly to the rays of the
sun-it rose to l23o. a friend suggests that
we adopt the idea of the Detroit Free Press,
and throw away all the Thermometers then, per-
haps, we will not feel the heat bad. rs we
shall not know how hot it really is. That is, no
doubt, upon thc principle that Ignorance is
bliss
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Tickets to the Mountains.

We requested to state that Excursion
the lst Of October. are now for sale at the Union
Itailroad Ticket Office. These tickets will allow
passengers to clay over at any point the
roads and resume the trip at pleasure, up to the
above stated date.
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The Mccarthy Horse Power.

The advertisement of this admirable new In
vcn'ion is una'oidably omitted this week. 1t
will appear in our next. In the mean time, we
we are requested to say, Mr.. p. II. Lcmastcr will
canvass the County rs Agent for the sale of the
Power, and will give all information necessary.
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A Warning to Bathers.

Mr.. Henry Daily, formerly in the Shoe busi-
ness in Charleston, died very suddenly in Au
gusta, Geo, on the 10th inst, from apoplexy,
produced by bathing in cold water while in
heated condition.
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Accident to Polly Dupree,

On Tuesday last Polly Duprec, an aged person
we'll known in this community, had the misfor-
tune to fall and break her leg while coming
from n spring with bucket Of water. 1t is
supposed she cannot recover.
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For the Times.
Dots From Smiths Ford

FRIEND STOKES II nave often thought that |
would keep y"u posted with the news from ihis
portion OF the County, but am such II POOR let
ter writer that | have postponed doing so fill
now, nevertheless, | will attempt TO give Won a
few dots" and will commence with the cror
prospects
Wheat was good but not enough sown Cor,
and cotton are looking fine We have been rn
v"red with partial showers up to this writing.
me 'th,--So our crops have not suffered rs vet
We had cotton blossoms about the 2Oth OF June.
and think the crop is about three weeks ahead
OF any season for II number of years passed
Inc aniHoSiiy arising from the Fence law j.
gradually dying out {: and soon as we can Get
our pastures better fixed up think il will final
~ die ont.
On the 0th inst, some tenants on my ulocc
Mrs. Nancy Wool and her son-in-law Mr. Gil
man Fow'cr-gnt their house and contents
burned, during the absence of the family with
the exception of II few articles that II colo,rd
man. named Green Pce!cr saved, by prompt and
energetic action, and then he very magnanimous-
~ presented MIR. Gil. Fowler with n shirt and ,
pair of pants. In the afternoon Of same do,,
we were summoned TO the death bed of Mrs
clark, n very aged old lady, supposed to be about
ninety years old, but she died before we could
reach her house. About three wears 400 sh,,
was caat off by her friends and relations and
sent to the poor house in this County She wox
member of the BAPTIST Church for number
o! years, and being laStor of the Church could
not feel satisfied to let her remain NJ tLe nnor
house, so had her removed 10 nv own nloco 'opd
nave had her cared for ever since throurb tho
hcIp "l the KIND Commissioners and n r,tlo
hc!n we have obtained from others SobLotl,
evening following, | preached her funeral cor
nioh' ht hcr own request to a large audience
from the text; elf IN this life only we have
nope VIC arc Of all men most miserable"
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Bsn- No new cases of Yellow Fever in Mem
phis, at last reports.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-07-18
Rain in the Mountains.

y private letter informs that good rains
have fallen the past week at Ashcvllc, lEcndcr-
sonville and around those places.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-07-18
Weston Challenged,

Weston Challenged.
a man in this County thinks he can beat Wes-
tons time and endurance in walking match.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-03
DEATHS

DIED, oE December cath, Mrs. ANN BOYD
SPATES, aged 53 years. month and 20 days,
and wife of Geo. W. Spates.
During the week of her illness she suffered
intensely, but bore her pains with great forli-
tude She wns loving wife, and fond
mother, anxious for the comfort Of her dear
ones even while her poor body was Frustrated
10y pain and weakness. She was a kind neigh
Dor, ever ready to minister TO those who need.
ed her assistance. During her illness she ex-
pressed a regret that she had not given her
heart to the Lord ten years before. Once
when an attendant requested her 10 try and
not be frightened when the paroxysms Of pain
came, she replied that she was not frightened,
her trus; was in the Lord. Can we not then
commit her spirit into His loving hands, who
doeth all things wel2
But how sadly she will be missed There
is vacant chair 10 the home circle that none
other can Gil, and void 10 each aching heart
which no other can replace. Why, at this
festive scason, upon The eve Of the dav which
celebrates the advent Of the Chrisi-child and
the glorious song OF the angels Of peace ou
earth, goodwill to man. God should lay His
hand SO heavily upon the bereaved family by
severing the tenderest ties which affection can
eniwine around the heart strings " one Of the
deep questions of bis dealings with ne that
we cannot answer. We can only bow &c the
Christening rod while Faith whispers "Whom
the Lord loveih be chasteneihh aud Gle doeth
all things we'll" A FRIESD.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-01-03
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on the 10th Of December, 1878,
at the residence of the brides mother, Mr..
JN0. PERRY, of this county, and Miss KATE
NJ. Cooley, Of Georgetown, D. @.
MARRIED, at NJ. E. church Sonth, 10
Gaithersburg, in this county, on December
24th, 1878, by Rev Calvin L. Amy, Mr.
LUTHER NJ. WATKINS and Miss KATE
DARBY, both o! this county.
MARRIED, at the Mouth of Monocacy, in this
county, on December the 26th, 1878 by Rev
Calvin l.. Amy. Mr.. THOMAS J. REED and
Miss HARRIET NORRIS, both of this county
MARRIED, on New YEARS. Day, by the Rev
John @. Dice, at the parsonage in Rockville
Mr.. ALEXANDER II. HARRlSS and Mis-,
ELIZA +. FISHER, both of this county.