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Sharp County record., 1879-02-27

.vr0iucAd on lands GO A.lhs y. ~
dollars urr acre .ud uuwprda
. and u rpep the sheen mist b4
tod dailv +. t.-reTlee seems
sIaa North Arkansas aitara u-
Gacamapss to the WOO. Uoducer
} superior 10 arVGrlrr country
sharacountv re- we'll timbared
8zcenrlpgJn the nHrrsns. SUR
rounding evening" shade ta q
. fa-re sr1np of Country covered
4 bvvarGw uLds, which rs enc by
/ rla saw mills % the vicinity Inc.
D Co avcattegt huIding-!Umher
Health i'm rhiso0mtrv-s very
( g0ar indeed We will TanuUe
.8 soy tratu0 cOu0try-1n 5h5en
lra soprhwest. .surDasEes lt for
.1aithfulness-t-+amaiaTlala and
billions aiseaRes So DTagal6HJ-N
/ D Iasue sc1ua of the vest being
/ very rare here eEeaDtm Z. very
+ mild form IN the deGseiV wood
| ed bottoms
samaelv q ueJchboFhGad .a
f ..a entire o0Futv .s I5ll0uJ 10
. sluraH house. .wlIchls FeaerallV
/ asad tv each denomination and
ff GREAT IutaTasrIs mluitH1tatlIa
. lae oausa %. eGHcarlou .-1re
. schools ara sustained jr t.e
. a0rDfv at uyesptt5 than ever be-
fora aad samaaf p highlander
I Eanug tl8se-ffaV be n-nnouad
/ tIa Evenfnr. Shade College ~to-
eaad at taecouuEv seat aadfae
I Ash .F.at-A -AaaaemV, 5wniVamllez
-u0ftboI 5bis place
The c0Uutu also a5omda i'm
minerals taGudiup- iron lead.
zine gua- 4 aank-nt IRON almost
/ |rlva.iuu the lemons Iron Mount
I aina-lt is sald-m4r be- found
the northern part5t the county
hon 4La1a1's creek nile 2ae
+ has been raTv necessarily
mined and worked at the 4ualt-
. .ngw0rits of tha. .Araerlcan.hla
Uompa0v, at Caljmlne 'n the
( southeastern portion of the
/ county side from tha mineral
4 interest. .na never falling
/ streams of pure water invite
aanitaliate tu their numerous
Imlli audfaGorv Sites The en-
/ ttIra county is sell Warared by
pure springs brooks, creeks and.
/ rivers Amunp the more nr0mI-I
. uant streams may be mentioned
Spring river lIaIun,s creek
Strawberry river P.uav Fork.
Bio egeatS. blil1craal1 and Reeds.
! creek Ash K at, simated near
the writers. OF Bio creek ia t0Wn-
shfnIs. range 3 west lis p pleas
ant 1rauut1I.vtItaae andpuiovs
d goQd trade nom the country
-urr0undinn-lt It has anln1el-
iipaat and energetic population
and bids 2alr. 60 become . sHD-
stanhat little town
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
aws a,sG Npsps

'~'lf'ftt sou
q resolution aas been iUaro-
need ia the Missouri 'a9lsia-
.rre to remove fh8 stt8 capitol
SafsIia
The u.aoue iHawn as 5Ha
Hack death which has been
opqip Eussia for some SINE
said 10 Or e.gbtlv a0atIng
There ie q 3pr room lu t.ue
af1oe 81 O. hatbas posted UU
offices that t"rhidrpn under tenn
.aars Of aua wiIlnot be- allowed
f.. oct 1rmk-ou these premises
nless accompanied Ivy .Her
aarepts
Mr. e. Bose of lI'giIapd
ail5a- Wis weiohs a}
.onnds SD does his we tbeir
rarrv-vrar-old a0n wairhs 27l
nd dauphtar fnraa years
.a1uqeT requires p supporting
gnpa of tHa capacity of lsl
U0nuds
There ara1sf canviots tn the
#rdlia penitenriatv under the
noe of twantv years OF t0is
number ia are males and ~
.analps' 3 Of the former aud.3of
.na latter we've convicted of mUr-
Har The aoes Of Che former at
Hme of conviction RANGED from
aL-ven to eighteen and fbBlatter
rom fifteen 10 wTfeep
A Kansas man saws that one
.e his hens laid an eqqp5th the
.ninoas words swan 1850" ON
.f Innfher uan's hen laid an
agrten inches around the wairt
with the w0r1s genera war ON
$50 and also p wlr man tHe
0pn ia said TO he doino well and
the fellow that told the story is
.oIerabIe thank Won
The property and p.rhts of
The SDrinofiald and N# estern
Missouri railroad VAS purohas-
ad recently by Boston capital
ISIS who assent fhair mtputlon
.0 hava fharoad completed from
Fort Smith To Springfield durjna
he coming summer and "as
soon as practicable l5 win be
pushed ON toward Memphis or
some other avaiiable point ON
la Mississippi river"
According to the British Board
8P Trade retnns for 1879 the on-
grafton from the Gnited King
lom waa179Q71 while the inn
miUafon from other countries
rasg4 SAB The number Of am-
Grants from Great Britain to the
United States IN 1871 was A. 4Sf
audthe number from the Bnited
-latas To Great Britain tu tde
anne wear was A. 918
Wen Father Brown howdid
F0u ike my sermon Vesterdayf'
A SIZED . youno preacher Gou
see PWson - was the raniY. .
naven'ta faipohance at them ser
mons oi yourn TIM p fraii old
man move and have To ses purity
vsl back by the stove and
.hAre'so Old Miss Smith ~ Nabbv
BurE Pa a.ts rest sitting iu
'front.' of me- vifh tlair months
wide open p swaIlerin' down ALL.
The best Of Che sermon n what
Gets down 70 meis purity poor
s.nti' parson purity poor stuff"
The bin recently passed I'm
congress to pr0hibit the immi-
gra2ion of Chinese 10 the United
States had NOT at last accounts
been stoned by the President
who expressed a desire to reduce
such Immigration by treaty stip
uIahon rather shan by arbri-
rary legislation The Gbjnese,
I'm the maandae feel that they
uave not sufficient room tn their
own country. and state that IF
refused admittance to the Emit
ed States they will have to af
aict Ireland with their presence.
m
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
.OueahsWaTe.
CroGKeTV-wqTe.

Aad-Ip tact everything. cheaper
than can be found elsewhere IN
town.
Sharp County record., 1879-02-27
18f9
1919. 1873.
1-TE1
ArKansas Gazette
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Oldest, Best, T7Jd Cheapest
PgpeT 10 tie LG1Ja.
WEEKLY GAZETTE

Dne Copyi SIX mOHbBs, 81 70
One oOpE per month, sess than
SIX months 20
One COPY. one wear, 200
Five copies. yrg year. 9 gO
Ten copies. enc wear. II 90
DALI 7 q AZE z T e..
One copy, one wear. $40 90
One COW. six months. 5 90
For less period, per month, ] JO
.PGga5le lngafjG5Jy lg aG1aRee.
Address 4. II. SEWER,
Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-25

Christmas comes but once year.
The weather is cold at this writ
ing.
M. J Farley was in town this
week.
Oysters by the quart or dish at
Morgesters.
Neat chrome cards for sale cheap
at this office.
Mercer Bros. have new top on
their meat wagon.
Samuel Roof died at Wilmarth
last Saturday of consumption.
Company H dance at Hyde's
Opera hall Thursday evening, Jan.
lst.
Barrett Chaplin of Brockwayville
is the happy dad of week old
daughter.
-Messrs. ID. G.. and ID. r. Morse,
of Warren, agents for the Mutual
Benefit Association of Easton, Pa,
were in town last week.
Ed. Powell, Frank Farley, Joe
Jackson, Florence Osterhout, Ella
Grant, and Jennie Hall are home for
the holidays from school.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a peti-
ton of citizens of Ridgway township
will be presented at the next Court
of Quarter Sessions of Elk county for
the Incorporation of a Borough of the
Village of Ridgway.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-25
CAUTION NOTICE.

arainslp All persons ,nsi are hereby cautioned
meddling with the following named
being used by j. B. Rice, viz: yoke
oxen, bob sled, trail grabs, . draft
chains, = set double grabs. 2 cross-cut
saws, axes spuds and l double bar
relied gun. AS the same are my pro-
perty and temporarily leftin the posses
sion of said j. b. Rice.
HORACE LITTLE.
Ridgway, Dec. %, 1s79.-3t.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-25
Write 1880 next Thursday.

rite looU next IlurSday.
The masquerade party at Rhines'
hall on Monday night was great
success.
Although we had intended to not
issue this week we have concluded to
issue this little sheet to accommo-
date some legal advertisement.
Now for your winter suits and
overcoats. McAfee has just received
three hundred samples frcm three Of
the most popular houses in New York
ty. Don't fail to call and see them.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-25
List of Jurors

drawn for January term, 1880, COM
mencing Monday, Jan. 26.
GRAND.
Benezette - George Schneider.
Benzinger = WIN. Gross, Philip
Kreigle, John Missile, Charles Schnei-
der.
Fox-James r Taylor, j. r. Green,
Sid. Almy.
Horton-Stephen Fox, r. S. McIn-
tosh.
Jay-R. I. Spangler, A. w. Gray.
Jones-George DeGolier, Anthony
Cole, Henry Market.
Ridgway - James Horton, w S.
Service, Thos. Neill, Capt. Jas. Wood
ward, G. l. Cody.
st. Mary's--E. Lentz, Anthony Au-
man, Leonard SEVERN.
Spring Creek-Hiram Carman.
TRAVERSE.
Benezette Edward Fletcher,
Luther Lucore, ID. w. DeHass, Jacob
Herbstreet.
Benzinger-Francis C. Fritz, Joseph
Young, John Heindle, John b. Geit-
ner, Charles Ritter, Anton Murich,
George Bauer.
Fox-Reuben S. Gross, p. w. Hays,
Patrick Jordan, Hayes Kyler, Hollis
Sidelinger.
Horton-Squire Mosher.
Jay-A. b. Robinson.
Jones-Adam Pistner.
Millstone-Alonzo Heeter.
Ridgway - John r. Kline, d. d.
Cook, S. s. Provin, John Gillouly,
James Gardner, Il. j. Stevenson,
Thomas Noon, Isaac Avery,
St MaryS-JOhn Keller Conrad
Freidel, Charles Weis, Charles Gar
ner, John Fox, Michael Bauer,
George Krellner Joseph Schauer.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-25

cnarlotte IS not nearly so nice as this,
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-25

nave Deeu u t Ieenngs VI uue aug usv Gtuy
rL1 4 -.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1879-12-25

drawn for January term, 1880, com
mencing Monday, Jan. 26.
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24
ROYAL P sSK Il Der
Absolutely Pure.

ne Royal Baking Powder is a pure cream of Tar
tar powder, made from pure Grape Cream Tartar
imported exclusively for this powder direct from the
wine district Of France An old experienced house
keeper writes that, although she has to pay few
pennies more for the "Royal," finds that it GOES
much farther and works much better than saleratus
soda, or cream of tartar.
eg-Most OF the Cream Of Tartar uG commerce is
adulterated with Alum. Terra Alba etc Doctors
pronounce Alum most dangerous to heath; it costs
but e pound, Cream OF Tartar over soc
The Royal Baking Powder Is recommended for its
wholesomcness by sach eminent chemists rs Dr.
Mott, New ork; pr. $. Dana Hayes, Boston. Sold
only in cans. All Grocers
Rg-BAkING POWDER should never be- sold III
paper packages, il becomes st lle ana dett rioratp
upon exposure 70 the atmosphere. ly3O
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24
Supreme judicial Court

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'"., II -"-'I 'oeI' "'u1ht p PHI III h'Ni"H. (r'
"' lF r-"- 49, thompson . h"Ai'l i"r /. =
'-'r' ''' "o'e"e'.
nANe' NA'"I'oN' i"oeftF' " Estate u d
runner. ''''"1 Action 10 recover balance CANNED
''' pms ''' car -Hs ME" 9''ltS man 't
'''- = - - "Iu '1il'S' uHueI contract "A'eA
10 IT, H'''e "'tA l"e government Nefl"' i"r
l'" r '" hH""4l'A lof PIN IA'liPs"A
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FILTH = ''''' .'i 'e't 'I"u5"t +! iAl-. y.
''V''N'' 'S' ''e''I r. I l'tl It"A. m II
'''' III ''' ''-' "e"s y lilc III" ''Ii "A ''t'T'
-ie N-"'"t rNtHl % = "o"IAA appearing aS
'''' ".''''S'H- 'ht court occurred "H
''S''' '-''-'''7 -His- ''"'A y 'tS'"A. "A eiieF
" '''! ""' '.'l> P""'i 81 "'''I"e! To- 'ei 10y lAr
t'''S 81 ""''I' I'"e'l' moved I"F ne" "c'I"h III
'l''' ''"",' N"9 "'Upie1 about nan an hour III
giving No Judge refers 4 His''r! "i HE cINe- 1t
"'' "0 ''''' ''''' ''>' t'iiI4 d NON sun WAS
entered ia the SUIT between these heirs and T. \.
Cunningham and sisters Of Baltimore Col Ierscl
t'r tAe drtelct asked that, amber the provision Of
The statute, Pills be required e pay costs o4eceut
sut ana procure AZ endorser for The new one The
court ordered That PHa., previous 70 the third day
n october 'ern- pay accrued costs ana 1lve A sui
hclent cndorser for the proposed suit
Samuel y HarWo"d IS. Fred Is. Dunton. Par
Ties h1e IN IAhcplnvlle- TINS suit arises from a
disagreement about patent for a method Of turl-
ing sails. I'!h sues to recover 300 for one tenth
OF the patent winch he claims delft was to be paid
back II he IaIled 10 introduce the patent. Dett.
claims mat by Subse'i uent agreement he was re
Ae'ed rom introducing 1t, verdict TOR deft Mont
g"meFy am fozler FOR >lft Mcclellan for defence,
iI'-"' = T".'cK ma another - hiSha r.
Ta'leh. Far'leS IVes ~ lAncolnTiIe. Patten sold
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24

!
Last s,,,,a,,- a., ,.;..,.
of 49,, i1.,,.,
SF''' u cue N'"'i! laNos'aPe.
0reen blades Of grass begin to show themselves
'o'''' 'Ae Ni"nS q private residences
hel'! L. i'''1 mas commenced "a the cellar Q
hs house " be erected on Park street
Edward johnson has arrived ala taken quarter.
tor the season il the L. { johnson residence
Nr Asa Uoge, M, b..., .,,,l;-.s1t,b Ill boYs.
+ar tartr;,-h, Il, !, s.,..r. /, ,,.n,,,.;.
,............. .,...
SI. ~ N.Y.,
I,..-.,'-..
Hon. Eugene Hale waoAt~ been i9rs'me weeks
IN ti'r'ia- was ~ 'h~ e'tE ON Tuesday on I'> way
70 ELLSWORTH.
Plykerel and perch are nov taken from rlden
P"nd ann A'i' '"'e H SIR 0A'.i wanted i'r tae
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24
WAN TED
Auction Of Livery Stock +!

rINIiERE will be sold at public auction to the high
L est cash bidder, at the Searsport House. Sears
port on Saturday, April Goth. horses, CARR
ages, harnesses, and all the livery stock of II. NJ
Ihurlow, of Belfast. If stormy, on the Monday fol
lowing. SAMUEL. q. THURLOW
c. c. CAREY, Auctioneer.
Belfast, April II, le79.-2wl6s
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24

The Nicksburg Miss Herald declares
itself in favor Of giving the colored man
all his political rights in the spirit and
letter OF the amendments to the constitu-
ton, and adds; If the Democratic party
OF this state does not intend to do this, it
ought to change its platform, which I'LL
Yarlably promises that it shall be done
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24

Just now, Scion Chase has been frozen
out Of the paper which bears his name,
and hencetorth Mrs Woodhul'4 cN-hus-
band the so-calltd COL Blood uf New
\ York, is to edit it. Blood was for a while
editor Of the Portland New Era, and with
the help Of some Of the party in that city,
where it has always been notoriously
weak, succeeded in making the New Era
about one-tourth spiritualistic, one fourth
free love, one fourth communistic and the
rest greenback. LCOr. Boston Herald.
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24
Portland, Bangor and Machias
STEAMBOAT co.
For Bangor, Mt. Desert & Machias.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Notice Of Assignee Of his appointment.

AT Belfast, in the County OF Waldo and State Of
Maine, the I'D day Of April, A. u. 1879.
TINIlE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his ap-
4 pontmcnt as Assignee of Ira ID. Cram, of Mont
ville in said County Of Waldo, insoyent Debtor,
who has been declared an lnSoiyent upon his
petition by the Court of Insolvency for said County
ot Waldo. 3wl-
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, Assignee.
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24

- END p cts. for Il Key Check, with your name
! and town on, TO KEYS. Also so
cents for your name Rubber Stamp, for mark ing
Linen, Cards, &c. box IA, Derry, n. n. 6ml0
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24

STATE OF MAINE, COUNTY or WALDO. S..
I A. II. BRADBURY, Cashier Of the Belfast Ma
tlonal Bank, do solcmnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge ana
belief. A. IL. BRADBURY, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 10th day Of
April lN19. Il. T.. FIELD, Justice Of Peace
Correct. Attest:
JOHN q. BROOKS,l
n. NJ MATTHEW'S, Directors.
1wl7 DANIEL FAUNCE,)
The Republican journal., 1879-04-24
ELECTRIC BELTS.

sure cure for nervous debility, premature decay.
eNhtu>tipn etc. IIr only re liable cure Circular.
mailed trcr. Address J. IL. REEVES A. Chatham
st., ~ =. iuoss
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
Tilden's Views.

Frank Richardson i:lcsrAphs to
the Baltimore "Sun" from Washing.
ton, under date Of tie 18th, as fol-
lows: "Mr. Springer, Democratic
member Of Congress from Illinois,
recently spent aday with Mr. TIden
at the lattcr's residence in New York
city. Mr.. Springer reports that from
Alr. lildcn's conversation he wasnot
Impressed with the ilea that he (Til-
d!en) was again moving for nomina-
ton for the Presidency. Mr.. Tilden
told Mr.. Springer that IL was a mat
ter OF vital inpor.anc, that tn,
Democracy should win at the next
Prcsi dental election, for the reason
thGt'thc country is now approa ching
20 what promises to be a lou, era nt'
prosperity, and if the Democracy Gun
ride into power OH the wave, 10 which
It VIII have Contributed 50 largely, it
viii remain in possession of the
Government toral indefinite period.
On the other hand, should the Re
publicans retain power tbov ~.
Liable to hold Oh for half a century t,
come Whicl,,y,r o,rtv win, ,,o
next Presidency Mr.. Till.n s,vs
will get the ere If of br;, -, ., -.
the r2ol times th,, oro suroI, 49,,
ing. With regard to til, Oh, an
paign, Mr.. SPRINGER ron,rts Mr. wi
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
NJ UMI}EES %
For the Orangcburg TIMES.
Fire in the Wood5-The Crops.

ST. MATTHEW'S, August 18th 1879.
Editor Times:
| will cndeavor to furnish your
valuable paper, which is gaining
many friends by its independence, an
t'ec"om./ from ri"yis"s, with few dots
bavc gathered in my ira els through
the country.
A fire set by tightening near
the Estate place Of Mr.. W. d. Way,
burnt up Il line of fencing near'y
Il half mile long, not rail being saw
cd, and even tic green grass on the
earth was destroyed.
Mr.. j. /. Ways fine crop, in the
past zen days has lost tremendously,
notwithstanding he bids fair, even
now, for one hun!re bales.
Mr.. j. j. Ways crop also looks
splendid, and is destined f,r a fine
yield.
Corn iii This section will mike
about halfa crop.
he rice crop is very fine.
Tile crops in Charleston County as
Jar as Travelled seem very good. In
iotieton about one iourtl. oi the crop
is lost from the dry weather.
|" returning to Oranseburg I saw
hn ri. II
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
For the Orangcpurg TIMES.
Our Roads.
MIDDLE ST. MATTHEW'S,
August 11th, 1879.


Editor Orongcjurg Times:
AS there seems to be an extra effort
on the part Of some Of the Township
Orersocrs to have the roads put in
good. order, perhaps word or two
concerning them will not be amiss.
The Five Notch Road leading from
this section to Orangchurg, was work
cd q week or ten days ago, and we
understand under the Immediate
supervision Of Commissioner Connor.
Who, by the way, is rapidly gaining
popularity as faithful servant of the
public.
Itsometimcs ma'cs people vain to
praise them too much, but in the
humble opinion Of yonr correspond
cnt, friend Connor's heal is too well
balanced to be easi'y turned, and
an occasional "wcll donc' will have
Il tendency TO encourage him in his
lauduble efforts TO serve his con ti,u
cts.
We all know that the roads
thr"ngl1out the County have been
sadly neglected since The clio Of the
VAR and only since tic Hampton
regime, has much effort been put
;o'th to better their condition.
Now i'll order 10 accomplish this
shd, 1t is absolutely necessary that
lheIroper tools be used, and it is an
utter impossibility to liol them among
the laboring class; and by this class
| mean the poorer whites and the
co'orcd people; for these people
certainly work the public roads,
especially the latter, they being
vastly in the majority, atlcast, in
this section. Spades, sings and pick
axes are the proper tools to carry on
road, and | venture the assertion
that not one in every Ten among the
Sttnal road hands, can show these
~ rs h!ess he norfows them; i
ans IS pretty mara to co dastns TiTs
i''"' WORKING season.
'o''o may assert 'hat any "afd :
"''n,"s ana INDUSTRIOUS man ("hitc
% '''V - '"n "'''Fh one OF 'hese
'oo'S 80 nc may pc o"t can ne
'''''' - p"S al o. ''''h ~ one
'''''' ~ Il S"''''''o''o |" "Fl''S one '"oI,
~ .'' "IA' ZINC '''o'N'r' livery
- Nv ''''e' !" ''' oP'h'oii' ana
,''''1'''' ''''' '''c'e sno"'u De 'ot
- ''',s1 zoos aSSlSne" to each high
way 'S'''''' "h" tle Wv crSeer there
!" '''''P' 10 INC county Commls-
''o''e'S 'o' 'hc same ana DC resp"h-
'''e ''' 'ne'''' '7a'u 'oo!S |" be
~ : ''''S e' at '''c expense oi The
'"S' We ''''"N "'so' mat oyer
S s''''''" nave reasonable
"ll'ol' '''c'' i"' ''c'' ScrV'-
o.t3 4 49, -.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1879-08-22
For the Orangcbnrg TINES
The New Ticket, and the Board Of
Health.

Mr.. L;1icr
In your lass ishur | noticed anuIcr
communiknshan from "lIli Perkins y
ELI wait to say dat he amt NJ
niger. But he kant tro san in Ike S
isc III dat sort oh way. Iii hcsc Il
bnckra, he spells wus dan cny niger
| nose
He scs dat am kin to dat mcw
III dc town kouncil-but .dnt's two
tin. | spoke agcnst dc mnw' an no
niger will so age nst his kin-but
eli goes for tic mcwl, an scmcs to
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Cow CASTLE, August 10th 1879.
.H. Editof:
Permit me TO call the attention Of
our worthy County Commissioners to
certain duties in my opinion they
shoul require the roa | Ovcrsc,rs to
attend to, viz; first, to post all pub
lie roads leading from the Court
House to the County Iin,; s,s'nlly,
to put up lolnters ut every Fork or
Cross road in the County. BY attend
Ing 10 this, they would haze the
thanks Of II grateful pablo, rs wi!
rs a CONSCIOUSNESS Of haying lone
their duty.
Tp,vEI
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Pertinent.

How many persons, who obtained
CegaD relief from their debts by TAX
ing the bankrupt law, have paid them
since? Every man that took tho
bankrupt law" ought to pay all tho
same as if he had nottlkcn it One
who can pay his debts and refuses TO
do it need not sing, "Am ] Soldier
oflhe Cross p cmay know that he
is not - Religious HeruH.
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 90. 1879.

prefur him to Ill dc rest of de Noun-
ell, which shose berry planely dc ma.
tnrc Of his subloonary congIpmmcr-
:ishuns.
tink de MI ticket is a rcglar
boomcrangoutang, an is gwine to
swcpc chcry ting before it. Mr. Seine
is calculated to make II big hail, an
will supply all dc piskatory den,nl5
.ob dc town, al Mr. Stlaus,ia winfall,
for straws always shosc wich way de
win blows. As hcse IL bore l-man,
when hcse clccktcl, "IIli" cullap-
ply for 4 plank rode obcr dat dark
an ruty stretc dat he freluence 50 in
dc nitc time. Ef he won't gib it, den
he could apply to Mr.. Fouls or Mr..
Strete, who am always relly for
barging.
Dere's anuddcr ting Mr.. Llitcr,
dat strikes me .iiSt here. De udder
day hole gang OBJ men cum walkin'
stratc INTO my yard from dc slrctc. 7
tort dcy wurc strctc lolfurs, m fair.
ing to stop dem, rs dcrc scmcl to be
Suntng secret or suspishus, ab,u.
dcre bizness, an | didn't know cf
dey wire all sobnr, | locke lie Lorc;,
sehurcd my chiykings, pat glurd
aroun' my graip wines, al sot IJvn
III a safe placc 10 watch dcrc nave
mcns. 1t wars dc most su,pi.iiu5
lookin' crowd | cbbor seed an all
dcrc muncwvers konlurmel my fust
opinion dat doy mite he hway rob
bcrs or murdcrers. Dcy pokcl an
pried iii cherry orncr oh de premises,
an cherry now AZ den dcy would
stop an konsuli rs cfdey was kon.
kocktng su,Sorlul plan for de des-
trucktion OF my household a tawl
one i'll de crowd turned an wisparal
/" shortc one wild wife hat stand
in by him, an den pin:cd to de house.
| lholt scrln | was goyn up. rush
cd TO mi WYE an toilcd her | Jared dc
judgment am cum. At dis orspiciors
moment dey kommcnccd to woli to
de gait, an summuned de currage
togo to d, win,lcr an hollcr ont to de
he'd o9e, "WLpsyu?" He cd
to my astornis!ment b>ry poriistsIy,
I'VE are dc bored Of hcll.' AS sune
az | 'nld regane my equal librium |
anscred: "Well gcntilmen, | tho.t
sumtlnS oo dc klni, or WAS, tDr
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Dewdrops ut night arc diamonds at
morn; so the tears We weep here nav
be pearls in heaven.
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When i'll reports are sprca of you
live 50 that nobody will believe them.