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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-04

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ricans.
Write for circulars or send order 10
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New Orleans La,
or same person at No. 2le Broadway. New York.
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THE DAILY REGISTER

Is published every morning. except SUNDAY n'l
Is sent To city subscribers at 10 cent r'r week.
BY mail post pail
six months ss..sss.s.
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PEABODY
Insurance Company,
OF WHEELING, W. VA.
(ORGASIzED ls5J.j
Cash Capital 100000

Cash Capital 100000
Good risk. insured on liberal terms.
Losses promptly aud satisfactorily adjusted.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
DIRECTORS.
ALONZO LORING, A. ". ADAMS,
J. A. MILLER JOHN VI. BROWN,
A. u. sEAMON r. :. IRWIN.
GEO. K. TISGLE. JAMES =. BAKNEs,
ALEXANDER LAUGHLIS.
ALONZO LORING, Presids1a.
]. + PAUL., Secretary.
p. y. DOBBINS, AasiStdnt SecretdTy.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-04

StsuI.u.tI.e accommodation leaves Bellalre al
al5rM. E-iigeport at $40. and arrives al Steu-
bsuVllIc az Oslo r. ".
Leave, ~t,ubcuville at go A. NJ. Bridgeport
A. SOL A. ". arrive az BellSlre at 800 A. ".
me StsubsuvilIe Accommodation. iu addition
L, their regular "trip % and from Stcubedyillc
viii make the following trips between Bell0ire
aui Martins Ferry
. go r. ~.
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PUBLISHES
NEW RICH BLOOD.

NEW RICH BIiOD.
Sending health To- every Gbcf ~ the slftriu. b.
rapidly made by that remarkable ut"lmrail"u.
IlSDsEY'- IMPKOyFB BLOOD -EARtIiIE.
For the speedy cure ~ -'ruiula Wasting hT
cIrial Disease, fmpu0us. Ffyslpslhs vital dr"al
aud every indication ~ Impoverished hIpri.
Lindsey Blood -'nphor b. no" one r.u'si' iHHi
can always be- relied upon.
Druggist soll a. "lf
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
TTT1I|
H5ii GRAND MONTHLY

Extraordinary Semi-Annua Drawing !
At Sew Orleans. TUESDAY,, DECENBRR IT, 1872
under the personal supervision and manage
mint ~
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Stopping when required at sherman House,
Ftu8yf,ly Wet Wheeling and GuNrt Hill
Tickets and baggage cheeks to all principal
noiuts I'm the Fast aud West can De- prncurrl al
the ticket Office ina Bridgeport. :. X. Nh Els>,
~.,Iu General Passenger s. Ticket Agent
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Advertising Medium

Its the highest aim Of the proprietor, OF
REGISTER 10 make Il especially valuable asa
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Gen. CT. BEAUREGARO, of La, and
Gen. JUBAL A. EARLY, of Virginia.

CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000
RI -Nutice-Ticket, are Ten Dollar only. Halves
g. Fiith- 50 Ieuth- e.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r, r. co.

ON mud after Nov. a.. lS7g Passenger Trains
will leave a. iOllOWS-Nhev,iuE time:
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Silks andOtheT Dress Goods

Al Ola prices. The euuds We offer can now Dee
seen st our house. and sS il is impossible for ms
10 buy the same az the prices we Olcr them We
cannot furnish duplicates. Amy one intending
to purchase Black GguS Grain silks, tolortd
slE, Fanry silks. yc., Sc.. viii do well o. cuil
nd -. lh.. IN. r-lIII-- M. m.M MIN
Sharp County record., 1879-07-24
SLANDER.

Never use a lady's name in
an improper place, at an i'm
proper time, or in mixed COM
pany. Never make assertions
about her that you think un-
true, or illusions that she her
self would blush to hear. When
you meet with men who do not
scruple to use 8 WOman's name
in a reckless manner, shun them;
they are the very worst men,
bers of the community; men
lost to every feeling of humanity.
Many a good and worthy wo-
mans character has been for
overturned and her heart broken
by a lie manufactured by some
villain, and repeated where it
should not have been, and in
the presence Of those whose lit
tie Judgment could not deter
them from circulating the foul
and Dragging report. A slsnder
is soon propagated, and the
smallest thing derogatory to a
woman's character will fly On
the wings Of the wind and mag
nify as it circulates, until its
monstrous weight crushes the
unconscious victim Respect the
name Of woman. Your mother
and sisters are women, and as
you would have their fair name
untarniShed, and their lives un-
imbittered by the slanderer's
bitter tongue, heed the i'll your
own words may bring upon the
mother, the sister or wife of
some fellow creature. ~--EX.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-24
ALE. TT. JOBLIN,
--GENERAI--
Fire Insurance Agent
BATESVILLE, ARK.

Will insure woolen, -four and
saw mills, cotton gins, store
houses and stock, dwellings,
barns, &C., in none but frst-cla5s
companies. Capital represent
ed, $780, 900.
am also agent for Capt. A.
B. Smiths line Of steamers,
warehouse and elevator. viii
receive and forward all Consign-
ments, giving through bills of
lading on receipt Of goods. No
charge for storing or forwarding
goods consigned to Capt. Smith
or myself
I am also agent for all kinds
agricultural implements, thresh-
ers, gin stands, horse powers,
steam engines, &c. Circulars
with price lists furnished on
application:
All purchases in this place,
for merchants residing at a dis;
tance, will be promptly attended
to, and to best advantage.
Being q resident Of BatesTille
for 20 years. [ am known to
most Of you. 70 those who I am
not, | refer to Messrs. Butler u
Neil or other prominent men
of this town and county. Cor
respond4nce solicited.
Office at warehouse and 9le-
vator, foot of Spring street.
Residence en- Boswell street.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-24

The California people put the
everlasting Mongolian in near
ly everything. A political ques-
ton would be esteemed unwor-
thy cf attention that did not
have him as an ingredient. At
The September election the peo-
vie are to vote For Chinese i'm.
migration" or against Chinese
immigratiOn"--the object being
10 take the sense of the people
on the propriety Of excluding
this class Of immigrants, and to
show the world how Overwhelms
fngly they are in favor Of it. A
transcript of the vote is to be
sent to the president and vice
president, each senator and rep
resentative, each member Of the
cabinet, and each state governor
Mo Republican.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-24
ARE THEY WAITING FOR US?

Are they looking down upon us,
Loved ones who have gone before!
In world Of light and glory
Do they love us as Of yore?
Are the bright eyes closed IN slumber
Oped and gazing from on high,
Beaming with clearer vision,
Watching for US, yea, for aye?
Do they know our thoughts and
feelings,
Know our inmost hearts to readI
Do they mourn when we are tempted!
When we fail to SOW good seed!
Are they watching, are they waiting
For the coming Of our feet?
VIII the same fond hearts receive US!
Will the same sweet voices greet!
Who shall say they are not with us!
Men of science and Of lore,
Can you tell us with your wisdom,
As you Ger your volumes pore,
If the heavens are far beyond us
Ifthose realms are far above!
Ola region all around us,
Where Gods messengers of love
Are uplifting human creatures,
Helping them each day and hour,
Better to sustain their burdens,
Better yet to know his power!
Or is it a world of glory,
All divided from our own,
Where no influence can mingle
With the trials each hath known,
Oh, for hope that comes to gladden.,
Oh, for faith that doth assure
That our loved ones have not left us,
Thougg immortal nowj and pure.
They are still beside us walking,
Though unseen by mortal eye;
They are working in his vineyard,
They are with the father nigh.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-24

county seat of said county from
it's present location, at Evening
Shade, to Center, in said county.
Given under my hand, as
sheriff of said county, this 18th
day of July, A. D. 1879.
THOS. Y. HUDDLESTON,
Sheriff Sharp County.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-24

In the matter of removal or non
removal Of the, county site OF
Sharp county, Arkansas.
Be it remembered that on this
10Th day Of July, A. D. 1879, a
petition was presented to the
court, praying for an election
for the removal Of the county
site of Sharp county from Even
ing Shade, its present location,
to Center, in said county, said
place being called Center, being
located on the southeast quarter
of the southeast quarter of sec
ton az four, township az sew
enteen north, Of range o. five
west of the 9Th principal meridi
an; and it appearing from the
abstract Of title filed Herewith
that she title thereto is good,
and that a good deed, or deeds
of warranty, can bemade to said
county, whereupon to locate the
public buildings, and after eX-
animation of the number Of pc
titioners annexed to said peti-
ton, and after comparing the
same with the assessors list OF
polls returned by him for the
year 1878, and finding that the
number Of names signed thereto
exceeds one-third Of the names
or number returned thereon, TO-
wit: the number Of five hundred
and fifty -four, and all and sin
gular, the premises being seen
and by the court fully under
stood, tits ordered and adjudged
by the court that the prayer Of
said petition be granted. And
it is further ordered and adjudg-
ed by the court that an election
be held for the removal OF non
removal Of said county site Of
Sharp county, to take place at
all the voting precincts in said
county, OH Monday, the 25th day
of August, A. D. 1879, and that
those voting at said election for
removal will cast their ballots
thus: "For Removals" and those
voting against removal will cast
their ballots thus: against Re
mo1al." And tits further ordered
and adjudged by the court that
the sheriff of Sharp county cause
a notice to be published Of said
election, for (5) five consecutive
weeks preceding said election,
in the Sharp County RECORD, a
newspaper published in said
county, and also by posting
three notices in hand-bill form
in three Of the most public
places in each township in said
county thirty days before said
election, &c. And now by the
authority in me vested as Judge
Of said county, l do proclaim
said election, the same to take
place at the times and places
mentioned in this order, and in
pursuance Of law, and the said
sheriff will make due return Of
how he has performed this order
at the next term Of this court.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-24

True men make more 0ppor-
tunities than they find.
Upright walking is sure #alA
ing. ,.. |
Virtue and happiness are heaf
kin, !
Yor never lose by doing q
rood act.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-24
PROCLAMATION.

order Of the county Court, and
Sherif"S notice Of election, on
tile proposition to ren1Oye the
county seat Of Sharp county
from B0enjng Shade TO Center.
Sharp County record., 1879-07-24
State of Arkansas,
County Of Sharp.

OOuuCy VI CIld1 r.
|, 7. j. Davidson, clerk Of the
circuit court, aud eX-oficio clerk
of the county court within and
for said county Of Sharp, do
hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true and com
plete copy Of an order Of the
county court Of said county,
made at the July term thereof,
A. D. 1879 ''in the matter Of the
removal Of the county site of
Sharp county, Arkansas" as the
same appears Of record in my
office, in county court record,
book "A, pages 1852 and 763.
In witness Whereof here
unto SET my hand and
Z. S. afliX my official seal at
office, in Evening Shade,
July t4th, 1879.
7. j. DAVIDSON,
Clerk.
Now, therefore, I, Thomas Y.
Huddleston, sheriff Of Sharp
county, do hereby give notice
that, pursuant to law and the
foregoing order Of the county
court of said county, | will, on
Mondoy, AuguSj @5tb, 1879,
sIis sevsra1 sotinE ,,roe;b Tl5jtlOn Oh az az
proposition OF me me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-03-25
TONTlNE PLAN.

or upon the principle Of accumulaine profit. for '
mite period, which first introduced 10y ilis >"l
~ and has been recommended aHd cndor~"d b' 'ihi-
pcu experts in Life Insurance. and 10y l'aiinG iu,l
ness mem Forty -Four per cent h> been ear 'd aih
accumulated on tn, premiums paid "ntt> l"nin" iAr
m.ut Policies issued within the, last i've wears.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance 50
cietv represent exclusively the interests o iht Policy
oldrrs aud in presenting the Scott ~ to notice. ttl
feel that il has strong claims upon public cpnhcnr'
l,ecr use OF the strict and con>rrNaih" pnripr' nN
which its various departments an epNtrhtd III th'
asset, apd q the mn,tra'On OF the ~oclci! Il per
feet security is given for the future which l. "i E'h
importsr pee to those depending upon thcir insurance
policies for the ultimate support o thtlf lhlhli"N'
M Iife Insurance Corllny ha, such large annual
transactions rs the Equitable; none /, NOR" prompt
an just in its dealings.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23
SUPERIOR"
DOUBLE FORCE FEED GRAIN
DRILL

70 every farmer purchlsinga Drill we
would say examine well for yourself be-
fore placing your order. We court 4 crit
zeal examination OF our Drill in every par
ticular until you thoroughly understand it
for yourself, and know rs much about it
rs the Ag't. We believe when you do
this and compare ii with other Drills your
Judgment Will not fail to give ours the
preference. The Distributor for our AL
Unstable FORCE FEED GRASS SEEDER
is the same in principle and construction
rs the grain distributor. Il is so arranged
that the seed may be Sown broadcast eth
cr in front or rear OF the hoes, ~ desired,
and can be instantly changed from one
position 10 the Other. Our Drill will be
sold nj the Lowest Price at which strict
~ Er,I class machine can be sold. EX
anime Drill next door to Geo. ". Spots
shop. near the CharieSt0wn depot, or at
establishment. OF i. :. NJ. Hoffman, Shcp-
herd,t"wn. send for circulars giving
fail description. Sold by
TllOS. LOCKE, Agt.. for
WILSON BROS. Summit PIT, W. Va.
Agents for Clarke aud Jefferson Coun-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23
THE 'YOUNG AMERICAN" CORN
AND COB Mill.

viii also grind shellcd Corn, Rye, Oats =,
sc. 1t will pay for itself in sin 5lc sea-
son. 1t will make Corn Meal. 1t has
stood the test for years. Below we give
list of premiums taken last fall, GS7S.)
At Rockville, Montgomery County, Nd.
At Alexandria, Alexandria County, Va.
At Frederick, Frederick County, Nd.
At Lcesburg, LOudoun County, Va.
At stanton, Augusta County, Va.
At Culpeper, Culpcper County, Va.
Send for testimonials OF leading men Of
Loudoun County, Va, and other sections.
Look at sample mill, ncxt door to Geo. w =.
SPOTS shop, near the Charlestown depot,
or ut establishment Of X. ;. NJ. Hoffman,
Shepherdstown. Sold by
THOS. LOCKE, Agt. for
WILSON BROS, Summit Pt., w. Va.
Agents for Clarke, Frederick and Jeiler-
SON Counties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23

r0 AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
We invite attention to the large adver-
tisement in this issue of Wilson Broth
ers. Summit Point, in this county, deal
ers in Agricultural Implements gener-
allv. 1t will also be seen that Mr..
Thomas Locke, one of our most popular
county men, is the travelling agent for
Wilson Brothers in the sale Of these
Implements. and also that they can be
seen at the shop of Mr.. r. 5. n. liof
man, in this town. Phosphates OF all
kinds can he had ct the lowest prices
also. Wilson Brothers and Mr.. Locke,
who have the business in charge, are
reliable gentlemen and all who pur-
chase, we feel assured, will be satisfied
with their bargains. Read their adYer-
tisement carefully.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23
HON. G. d. FAULKNER.

kS WAR ON THE DEMOCRATIC PAR
rY.-In his speech at Philippi on the
first instant, the Hon. Charles ]. Faux
ner made the following pertinent re-
marks relative to the attempt to disor-
ganize the Democratic party:
In many parts of the State, aud espe-
cially in the Third Congressional Dis
trict, organizations were formed and
nre still forming, whose avowed purpose
Is TO break down and destroy the Dem
ocratic party of West Virginia. The
new party, composed of a fall share of
disappointed Democratic Office seekers,
processes not to be satisfied with the
ability and good faith Of the old Demo
cratic party to relieve the people; yet
perching itself to a large extent upon
our own platform, it proposes to push
our policy TO extreme measures, which
we do not believe to be practicable and
wise. The only effect of this new Or
ganization, If persisted in, is to create
divisions amongst those who ought to
act together, aud give the State to the
Republicans. 1t is rule or ruin policy.
Such movements may accomplish per-
soual and selfish ends in particular coun-
ties, districts and perhaps in one or two
States, but as National party, II can
not be said TO have existence. 1t does
not command one State in the North
and West. and the Solid South looks TO
the Democratic party, alone for relief.
lie said for his part he had not lost faith
in the ola Democratic party; whenever
fairly tried, it had never been found
wanting. For near twenty years 1t had
been out of power, and was not respon-
sibIe for single evil under which the
country now labors. Whenever it gets
in full possession of the government it
will give the people all the relief which
sound and honest legislation can give
them. He saw 10 results from the pres
ent movements OF the dissatisfied Dem
ocrats, but to secure the continued tn
umph of Republican policy. If they
preferred that result 10 the success OF
the Democracy it would be more manly
10 mite with the Republicans at once.
He had no fancy Tor these new and un-
tried organizations, while the old one
of approved merit was fully competent
to do what was right. He was for fight
ing for Democratic principles under the
Democratic flag.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23
IMPROVED "BUCKEYE" CIDER
AND WINE MILL.

Wcask persons in want Of Cool. Sub
stamtia,, Complete aud Reliable Portable
Mill, to examine ours before purchasing
any Other. Iwo men can grind and press
from, 10 barrels Of cider per day. These
mills crush the apples instead ot grating
as most ali others DO. They have three
east iron cylinders, with futcd ribs, the
first or upper cylinder brushes it into Il
coarse pOmacc, and then feeds it through
the lower cylinders, which crushes it into
Il fine pomace, it being impossible for
any TO pass through without being thor
ougly crushed. More than ten thousand
of these mills have been sold during the
past ten years, and have everywhere Civ
en- general satisfaction. see sample, next
door TO Geo. w. Spots shop near the
Ciarlestowu depot, or at establishment
OF +. >. NJ. Hoffman, Shepherdstowu.
IIlOS. LOCKE, Agt. for
WILSON BROS, Summit Pt., W. Va.
Agents for Clarke, Frederick aud Jeiier-
son Counties.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23
EE!SRPEH'S FERRY.

I4T DEcIsIoN or TIE HARPER's FER
RY LAND LOT CAsgs-The Solicitor OF
the Treasury in Washington, has rend-
cred a decision in She Harper's Ferry
land lot cases which have been pending
since the winter Of 1S77-7S. The town
lots in question were bought by sundry
individuals at high prices when the
government sold the United States
property at Harper's Ferry, in 1869. 1t
was expected at that time that Harper s
Ferry would become an important man
ufacturing centre, and that the lots
would soon advance largely in value.
These hopes, however, were not real
ized, owing partly to disastrous flood
in the Shenandoah, which devastated
Harper's Ferry, and partly to the indls-
position of capitalists 20 invest money
there. The lot spectators therefore,
appealed to the generosity of Congress,
and during the session OF 1878 an
act was passed for their relief, instruct
ing the Solicitor Of the Treasury to eX-
ecute to those who had made no i'm
provements on their purchases an abso-
lutte release from their Indebtedness, to
receive back from them rellnquish-
meht of all claims under the original
purchases, and allowing attachments to
those who have made no improvements
on their lots and preferred to retain
them. All the details were left to the
discretion of the Solicitor. Perplexing
difficulties arose in the execution OF the
law owing to the indefinite character of
lis directions, but the Solicitor has deci-
ded to remit to those purchasers who
apply for attachments twothirds OF the
original purchase price to be paid by
them, TO charge interest on the present
appraised value from the date of pur-
chase from the government, and to re
quire those obtaining attachments to &C
count for rents and profits actually re-
ceived. The parties interested express
great dissatisfaction with this decision,
and have appealed to the Attorney Gen
eral for a construction of the law passed
for their relief, and an opinion in the
premises. The Solicitor of the Treas
ury will it is understood, be governed
thereby.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23

gI> CoTILLIoN PARTr.-Qulte apleas-
ant cotillion party took place at the
Eutler Hotel in this town on Friday
evening of last week, given by some
friends to the young gentlemen OF the
Engineer Corps, who have been survey
ing in and around our town during the
past week or two for the Bedington
connection of the S. V. r. r. A mum
Der of young ladies and gentlemen in
connection with the corps were present,
and enjoyed themselves very much dur
ing the hours which passed so pleasant
ly.
The Engineer Corps as above spoken
of, is composed as follows: II. w.
Potts, of Pottstown, Pa, Chief Engi-
neer; C. F. Woodward, Philadelphia:
C. E. Moore, Pottstown, Pa: Il. j.
Amber, Markham, Va; A. w. Morris,
New York, and w. A. Markets, Berke-
ley Springs, w. Va; also John III.
Schoppert, A. 3. Shepherd and d. l..
Rentch, of this town.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23

res" SUPREME Court OF APPEALS
This Court Judges Green, Hayman,
Moore, and Johnson,) has been in SEES
sion at Charlestown, in this county, dur
ing the past three weeks. A great
amount of business has been disposed Of
Cases on the docket from the Ord
Judge Hoge) Circuit have been acted
upon as follows:
w. J. Grantham VS.. D. b. Lucas ct.
al Submitted.
John Marshalls ex'rs VS.. VIM. A.
Marshall, ct. al. Submitted.
l.. G. Reed ct al. VS.. VIM. l.. He'd
ces ct. al. Submitted.
Is. 81 o. r. Il. CO. VS.. John g. Bit
ner ct. al. Submitted.
b. & o. r. r. Go. vs. Henry Bilner.
Submitted.
Daniel Lafever vs. NJ. Billmyer ct. al.
Dismissed by consent.
E. B. Washington VS.. B. 81 0. r. r.
Co. Continued.
J. F. Abel VS.. Penn Mutual Insur
ance Go. Submitted.
The following cases were dismissed
for failure to print record: Rose 81 Co
VS.. Brown, from Jefferson county, an(
Stephens admir- VS.. Brown, from same
county.
Appeals were allowed in the follow
: Jug named cases: Bank of MartiDsburs
vs. Corporation of Martinsburg, from
Berkeley county; Blocker vs. Building
Association, FROM Berkeley county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1879-08-23

PERsoNAL MENrIoN.-Mr. John II.
Zittie, OF the Shepherdstown Register,
with his wife, spent sunday III town. 1t
was by the mercst accident We got a
glimpse Of his july face, az long range,
IS he sat under the sound Of the minis
try on Sunday. We would have been
glad to see him in our ''sanctGm' aud
had little talk about railroad matters.
1t IS about time we get up another
boom on that subject. Come over some
time BoonsJo,o (Md) Odd Feiow.
~" We expect to be in your town
again, brother Myutzpr, in 4 few days,
and will 'hcn bring you some good rail
road news.