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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1879-02-07
Personal,

Capt. E. Il. Sellers, of Union, was in
town Tuesday, and paid US a friendly
call, and also-a very small matter
his annual subscription. We learn
that Capt. Sellers has been solicited by
Il number of his friends to become a
candidate for delegate from his parish.
He has legislative experience, good
practical sense, and is thoroughly iden-
titled with the producing and taxpay-
ing classes of our people.
Mr.. Alcck Moses, of New Orleans,
the popular insurance agent, has been
among us, and has visited Bastrop and
Farmerville adjusting losses by fire.
/" Good old Moses ~ IS always welcome
in Monroe, but it is singular coinci-
dcncc that he rarely ever gets to our
town without fire follows, if it does
not Immediately proceed his visit
Tho eternal fitness of things seems, in
this case, to be aptly illustrated.
Gen. Writ Adams, OF Miss, came
over to sec the people of our little city
tho past week, and honored the TELE-
GRAPH with a visit. We regret being
momentarily absent from the Office at
the time, and being deprived the plea
sure of meeting the General. His pre-
sence would have revived the recollec-
ton Of many stirring incidents of the
late war, in which Writ Adams's cav
airy acted brave and noble part.
We hopo the Generals visit to Monroe
was in every way a pleasant one.
Hon. w. p. Renwick, member OF
the legislature from this parish, reached
home Wednesday evening. His many
friends will learn with regret that he
is confined to bed with remittcpt fever,
Judge Il. w. Richardson and Mr.. l..
ID. McLain, both of whom have been
in New Orleans several days, have re-
turned.
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The Fire Department.

TIC F1f8 department.
The members of the fire department
of this city are nearly all veterans in
the service, if not old in years, as many
of them really are. The force, besides,
is numerically weak, and in cases of
fires has frequently to call for outside
assistance. There are many young
men in this city who should step for
ward and take the places of those who
have so faithfully discharged the duties
of firemen, and we call upon them to
enroll their names as members of the
fire department..
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more fair and reputable name for honesty.
% ss;s
Practiced as good Mason the solemn tenets
order, was generous and at same time cir
cumspoct in his rekiefs and open handed In
his charities to those in want. A worthy
we cannot but say. that
We doubly feel ourselves alone"
To his bereaved family We can but say,
it, weight. If they whom death hath sum
der'd did not meet again."
Let tho dead In the majestic silence Of the
Il has been we'll said that "Lifs here il too
brief and uncertain for wrangling and war
when the best is done. Lot us not BY striies
and Petulance embitter Its waters aud dark
on still deeper its gloom.
thor, no was . loving husband, a devoted
father, . kind neighbor. an honored and
useful oit,sen, an 7ntelligent. zea!ous aud
diattnguiahed craftsman, we say all. The
s sSatloWs,ins resolutions are submitted for
"a $esoa.aei ,.t-rh,. :, ~. ...., =, o,r
BROTHER Henry Gerson, our Lodge and Ma
his energies to the deveiopment OF ito moral
exemplided the tenets he sought to teach.
Resolved, 2nd--That to the family Of our
pr, We tender our sincere coincidence
but that though tho light Of their homo be
gone, they can remember,
We all shall meet In future days;
There ever bask in uncreated rays:
No more to sigh or shsd tho bitter tear,
Together hynnin8 our Crsator's praise.
Wits iHen c sioSiesy t rs ss, n more dess
eternal sphere"
ResolUed, Srd-Thst page OF our pro-
ceedings be devoted to the memory of our
Brother, and that the breehren wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED, 4th-That . copy OF these reso-
iutions be forwarded TO the family of our
be requested to publish same.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) g. MARX,
II. RICHARDSON,
SAVAN NELSON.
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CMERIFF,s SALE.

State Of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Fourteenth District Court.
y. II. Mitchell, tutor,
vs.. No. 1857.
Mrs. T.. Gilbert.
BY virtue or u writ OF Il. ia. issued from
tho Hon. 18th District Court, in tho above
entitled and numbered case, 1 have seized
and will offer for sale, at tho door of tho
Court House in tho city OF Monroe, within
the hours prescribed by law, on
Saturday, February 18TH, 1879,
tho following described property, to-wit
A tract Of land, containing f5O acres stu
ated on tho east bank ofOuachita river,
about three miles below tho city OF Monroe,
bounded on tho east by lands OF $. w.
Downs, on the south by lands of u Brown
(now owned by DIR. r. Z. chardson), on
the north by lands OF =. w: Downs, and on
the west by Ouachita river, being Same land
purchased by defendant from plaintiff on
18th day of January, 1873.
Seized AS tho property of Mrs. IL. Gilbcrt,
and will be sold according to law, to satisfy
said writ OF II. ia. and costs.
Terms OF sale, cash, with benefit of APP
praisement. w. s.. LOGAN,
VI Sheriff.
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We ARE authorized to state that Judge
II. w. Richardson will, If nominated,
accept the responsible position of a
Democratic candidate for this senatori-
al district for the Constitutional Con-
ventfon. The Judge was in the Con-
vcntion of 1852, and is fully competent
rs a delegate at this time.
This announcement reaches US just
as we are going to press.
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DROBATE SALE.

Succession OF ID. i. EDwAHDs, deceased.
by virtue of order of tho Hon Parish
Court In and for the Parish of Ouachita, to
mo directed, will offer for sale ut tho
Court House door In the city of Monroe, on
Monday, March i, 1879,
tho southwest quarter of southwest quarter
section ~, township Is, north range 6 cast,
to pay debts.
Terms, cash, ut inventoried value.
MARY a. EDWARDS,
OF Administrators.
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CUCCESsION NOTICE,

State of Louisiana, Parish OF Ouachfta,
Parish Court.
Succession OF SERENE RoaERs, deceased,
Whereas, Charles Johnson has filed in the
Ofnce Of tho Clerk of tho 14th judicial Dis
trict Court, in and for said Parish OF Qua
chitn, his petition praying to DO appointed
administrator of tho succession OF Serene
Rogers deceased.
made thereto within ten days from the date
hereof, tho said Charles johnson will be
appointed administrator OF said estate az
the law directs.
W. r. ATKINS, Deputy Clerk.
Monroe, La, January III, 1919. Il
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Meeting Of the Bar.

meeting OF the BRr.
MONROE, February 3, 1879.
At meeting of the Bar of this city
called for the purpose of expressing the
feelings of the members of the Bar at
the resignation of Judge Slack and
their appreciation of his character and
course as Parish Judge, Col. r.. Rich
arlson was called to the chair, and
A. A. Gunby, Esq, was requested to
act as secretary.
The following resolutions, expressive
Of the sense OF the meeting, were re-
ported by committee appointed by
the chair, and were unanimously
adopted:
Resoluell, That the members of the
Bar OF Ouachita parish part from their
late Parish Judge, Aylmer L. Slack,
signed his position to resume the prac-
tice of his profession in the parish of
Madison, we wish him hearty sue
cess in his new field of labor.
zees0lved, That since his elevation to
the parish bench, to which position he
has been twice elected by the people of
this parish, he has retained the conf
dence and good will of the Bar and the
people, and has proved himself, in the
discharge of his official duties, compe-
tent, able and impartial; and the
members of the Bar can especially
bear testimony of his ability as a law
yer, and the impartial manner in
which he discharged the functions of
his Office, irrespective of persons or
party.
Resolved, That the proceedings of
this meeting be spread upon the min
utes of the Parish Court, and the QUA
CHITA TELEGRAPH and Madison
Journal be requested to publish the
same. Root. RAY,
r. w. RICHARDSON,
TALBOT STILLMAN.
r. RICHARDSON, Chairman.
A. A. GUNBY, Secretary.
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lin the discussion iu the House on the
Bill to prevent Chinese immigration, Mr..
Townsend, Of n. Y, read the following we'll
known poem by Bret Harte, as part OF his
speech.-ED. TELL
Which wish to remark
And my language is plain
That for ways that are dark
And for tricks that are vain
The Heathen Chinee Is peculiar;
Which the same would rise to explain.
An Sin was his name;
And shall not deny,
In regard to the same,
What that name might imply.
But his smile it was Pensive and childlike.
AS frequent remarked to Bill Nye.
It was August the third,
And quite soft was the skies,
Which It might be inferred
That All Sin was likewise;
Yet he played it that day upon William
And me In q way despise.
Which we had = small game,
1t was Euchre. The same
He did not understand;
But W; he smiled nasd = :. he sat bY the table
Yet the cards they were stocked
In way that grieve,
And my feelings were shocked
Al the state Of Nye's aleeve,
And the same with intent to deceive.
But inc han0S That were played
BY that Heather Chinee
And the points that he made
We're quite fightful to see;
Till at last he put down right bower
Which the same Nye had dealt unto me.
Then I looked up at Nye,
And he gazed upon ME,
And he rose with q sigh
And said, scan this be7
We are ruined by Chinese cheap labor"
And he went for that Heather Chinee.
In the scene that ensued
did not take q hand,
But the floor it was strewed,
Like the leaves on tho strand,
With the cards that All Sin had been hiding
In the game g he did not understand"
In his sleeves, which were long,
He had twenty-four jacks,
Which was coming it strong,
Yet state but the facts,
And We found on his nails, which wero taper,
What is frequent in tapers-that's wax.
Which is why remark,
And my language is plain,
That for ways that are dark
And for tricks that are vain
The Heathen Chinee is peculiar;
Which the same I am free to maintain,
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Geo. e. Strong.

Attention is called to the advertise
mcnt of Mr.. Strong, OF New Orleans,
successor to E. A. Tyler in the jewelry
business. Visitors to that city wishing
to purchase jewelry, watches, silver
ware, or any article in that line; will
find no better place than Strong's. He
is located but o few steps from Clay's
statue ON Canal street.
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SUCCESSION NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouachita,
Parish Court.
Succession of SAMUEL J.. SCoTT, deceased.
Whereas, Samuel Kuhn has filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the 14th judicial Dis
trict Court, In and for said Parish of Qua
chita, his final account of administration OF
the succession OF Samuel l.. Scott, deceased.
thereto within ten days from tho date here
of, the said final account will DO homolo-
gated rs the law directs.
w. T. ATKINS, Deputy Clerk.
Monroe, La., January 81, 1873. It
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Read and Reject.

Think how you suffer day AFTER day with
chills and fevers; think of your misery,
and then think how quickly you can be
cured of chills and fevers by taking a few
doses of CUBAN Tonic, the great WEST In
DIES FEVER and AoUE REMEDY. This is
the best medicine in the world for chills
and fevers; 1t cures every time, and never
fails; it cures when quinine and physi-
clans prescriptions fail. It will quickly
cure chills and levers, and gives health.
Thousands have been cured Of chills and
fevers by using this medicine. Get bot
tie from g. w. McFee, and try It. You
will bless the day you try It.
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CIIERIFF's SALE.

State OF Louisiana, Parish, OF Ounchitu.
Parish Court.
John +. LudelinH
vs.. No. 1918.
A. Overton.
by virtue OF a writ OF II. fin. to mo direct cd
by the Hon. Parish Court of tho Parish of
Ouachita, have seized and will offer for
safe at tho Court House door I'm tho CITY OF
Monroe, La, within tho hours prescribed
by law, on
Saturday, February 18th, 1879,
the following described property, to-wlt:
(2D twenty-one, In Filbioi's addition TO
Monroe, each having front OF (57)
hty-seven foot on Sixth street, and oacli
lot running back between parallel limos
Q5O) ono hundred and fifty feet, together
with all tho improvements thereon.
Seized AS tho property of defendant In
the above entitled and mum bored suit. and
will be sold to satisfy tho Judgment rom
dored In the above suit and costs.
Terms OF sale, cash, with benefit OF ap-
praisement. w. y. LOGAN
Ut Sheriff.
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Call at J. H. Steel's new store on
Grand street. You will find Singer
machines, clocks, chromos, musical in
struments, machine casters, and great
variety OF novelties for sale cheap.
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Report of Committee on Death O
Brother Daniel II. Head.

To the ". NJ, Wardens and: Breshrenof Vest
ern Star Lodge, No. "a:
influence is upon his kind1 He lives in
life than half it's 6reathing moulds."
on earth, and his body deposited in the
that BY his it
cords a brief review Of his past life and emf
nent services as a citizen and Mason.
South Carolina, on the 10th day OF August,
1854: He, With his mother and brother-in. law
Ss Ssa to this
endowed with much energy and earnest
ness OF character, combined with great in
be las eyer been pro o deeided d a1d
Jealous in his endeavor to promote the well
fare of the people among whom he lived.
known, by reason of his upright and con-
scientious conduct as a merchant, citizen
and an, friend, and his open handed charities to
GEAR may we search before we find,
A heart SO manly or so kind,
But not around his honor'd urn,
The thousand eyes his care had dried,
Pour at his name a bitter tide;
And frequent fall the grateful dew,.
For benefits the world meier KNEW"
In his character. Bro. Head gave a most
striking exemplification Of the cardinal
Masonic virtues Brotherly Love, Relief
ana IrOCl.' But No. whose counsel ana
example was wont to encourage us in our
labors, is now no moro, the silUer cord has
bce,, loose1i and the golden bowl has been
broken no moro on earth shall he advise
and assist us, and we can only hope to meet
him again in that Celestial Lodge above,
whore the Supreme Grand Master OF the
Universe forever reigns.
In testimony OF the high appreciation in
which our departed Brother was held by the
members OF this Lodge, it is
Resolved, That whilst we feel sorrow and
regret at the death of Brother Daniel T.
Head, we bow with humble submission to
the decree Of an all-wise Providence, which
has taken from our midst our much loved
Brother.
RESOLVED, That a token of our respect
for his memory and our appreciation of his
eminent services as a citizen, that this re-
port be inscribed upon our records, and
that a page thereof be dedicated to his
memory, and that the Brethren wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That we tender to the members
of his sticken family our sincere coincidence
and heartfelt sympathy, in this, their deep
affection, and say that Heaven oft in
mercy smites cen when tho blow severest
is"
RESOLVED, That a copy of this report be
forwarded to the vito OF our departed Bro
Their, and that tho OUACHITA TELEdR API be
requested to publish same.
(SigneG) S. MARX,
r. G. STANDIFER,
| X. RICHARDSON.
Monroe, La, Jan'y Is, 1879.
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pROF. e. lIGFFNER,
TEACHER OF

TEACHER OF
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
Having permanently located in Monroe,
Will instruct pupils In either vocal or In.
strumental music. He will give lessons ON
the flute, eornot, clarinet, guitar, piano or
violin; and vocal music viii be taught after
the best method. Lessons given at the
John street, next door south OF the post
office. Music furnished for balls, parties,
sc. january Is, 1878. ly
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cHERlFF'a SALE.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouaclita,
Fourteenth district Court.
Sallio II. Harris,

Fourteenth District Court.
Sallio II. Harris,
George Pratt and James Pratt.
BY virtue Of . writ OF n. n. issued out OF
the lAth District Court, In the above entitled
and numbered suit, have Heiaed and will
oner for sale, at the Court House door, in
tho City Of Monroe, State Of Louisiana, on
A certain tract OF land, situated In tho
Parish Of Ouachita. State OF Loulsisiana,
bounded ON tho lower or south sido by II
line connecting on the OuachitA river, on
the east side equidistant below tho north
and south lines OF southcaat quarter Of Soc
ton Is, township IS, north range throe cast.
and running east thorefrom, to the back
part of the tract, known IN tho Waco Plan
tation, to the Thomas tract of land, this
limo being the northern line Of tract or
land, Transferred by Ray to Walter Pugh,
making said PuKh's land the land adjoin-
ing the lands OF tho defendants on tho south,
and on the east by tho Thomas tract of
land. and on the north by tho Carrington
tract. containing $40 acres. moro or lows,
fore Chss. Delery, x7th July, 1869.
Seized a. property of George Pratt and
James Pratt, and will be sold to satisfy said
Il. IN. and costs.
Terms OF sale, cash, with tho benefit OF
appraissmont.
w. 8. LO3AN,
ct ShoriG.
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Mr.. Richard Fullam is engaged in
repairing the Office of the Clerk and
Recorder. In the Office of the Recorder
the partition wall has been taken
down. 1t was put up 43 years ago.
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The post Office will be removed in a
few days to the house lately occupied
by w. HI. Ferry and opposite Rills's
bookstore.
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@nathita Telearaph.
MONROE. La. FEBRUARY Z, 1870.

The parish Jail received thorough
washing from the Firemen last Tues
day.
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MISCEllANEOU
COTTON SEED


FOR SALE!
Messrs. Cobb Il Kennedy have n quantity
of this valuable seed for sale at tho Formosa
plantation, three miles below Monroe,
which they offer Mt the low price of 50 cents
per bushel at tho gin, or 75 cents delivered
in Monroe. Messrs. $. Meyer, John G.
Sanders, L. d. Allen, Jr., l.. Gerson and
s.. Marx will keep q supply or receive
orders for it.
Tho following letter from Messrs. Leh-
man, Abraham &c Co. to Mossrs. Cobb &
Kennedy fully demonstrates the superiority
of tho cotton produced from this seed with
regard to the excellence OF the staple. This
variety Of cotton Possesses tho additional
valuable properties of hoavy yield on a
moderate amount Of stalk, maturing fully
two weoks earlier than ordinary cotton,
and not shedding its bolls in any kind of
| weather.
| OFFICE OF LEHMAN, ABRAHAM &'OD
New Orleans, January IL, 1879.
Mcssrs. CbbG q Kennedy:
| Dear Sirs-In handing you tho accom-
panying account sales Of "a bales of cotton
| &c. 81 X, ChaPlin} We cannot refrain from,
| calling your attention to tho extraordinary
good quality OF tho Chaplin seod from,
| which this cotton has been raised. Tho
| classification of these "a bales was but low
| middiing, yet TO it's extra long staple can
| be mainly attributed tho fact OF our having
| realized II nc per fb for tho round lot which
been obtained for ordinary staple cotton o.
same class. We must certainly recommend
the propagation of this seed, tho superiorit,
demonstrated in tho present instance.
Yours truly,
LEHMAN, ABRAHAM Il CO
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Plain Language from Truthful James.

lin the discussion in the House on the
Bill to prevent Chinese immigration, Mr..
Townsend, Of n. Y, read the following we'll
known poem by Bret Harte, as part OF his
speech.-ED. TELL
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-03-21
Nt).ta.

ono A. present. II IL one Of the mos,
complete. perfect aud whoIeso,ne f,.L !
ions ~ the days Of the New Cons,i,m-
tion. u limits the little pedestrian.
Mcp down 70 about. probably, twelve
inches. and shorter vet.
we hear II sometimes exclaimed y.
thc iiiile tyro ia literature. -. God,
what y some of those ia-iiunables wsr..
out some evening taking walk AMI
came 10 contari viii, snmethjny nr ~.
'er"c'n"s wildcat Kind. whar wouI,i
,hey d"! II j. believed ilat th.y woulL
have 10 stand The storm, for they coulI
not run; and 10 loosen the tivh,mer
would not roll across their minds.
Heaven blessing. hut fashions ! ylee
"hici often eutices some poor fellow
like me.
hard-earncd money, and scarce at that
too.
= ute" consumed Ly the bride OF ID.
true.
Isn't il sv7
WINK AwAxs.
Huntingburg. March Is, 1873.
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wHs y dream. or was II y reality {?
was u here. or IN some other locality
mat J saw y fashionable pcdestric, I,
oe''e hurry across the street IN brjIliancv
81 apparel most pleasing 10 the eve, ~.
ier'ng ~ soft and tender tones. 20
nenr! how u Is going 10 rain. Jnst 4,
shat time she was in 4 hal condition y,
make headwav. What must tbe bella
~ 70 escape the drrnchinv rain. Her
thnnghf was ~ lemgfhcn the hand
which Is placed there ~ tighten IN
msnion. This beinv done, sI,c Was soon
anchored safe at hnnc. '
Now. readers or this Courier. since
.ne ''n,c - 'Iohnnv \rnstnnr uev.r
"as Fashion been = rn,mplct. - nc
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(: mn 'iiv. 800 ~"
Tho Is-v. = has got into ou,,c /.
scrape ia hi cmn,ns,uiiy ov.r ~. n. -
ling svr We understand Lc l. .,,,;,,.
% ieavr. ilr saws. Il can't stand Il (: fhe
"no'e er"'n"nnify J. against me: mn
1o'"g =" =" where Those wing pups can't
,"'.s IT ing =" ~" Md NV family :
We don't know when he will leave. bnt
VIII - $50, give notice IL we hear ~
me. f''at Al his friends III he "a. any,
nay ass''i''b'c ~ bis paIatiai residence
\ snd m'ngIc their tears with ours over
ne l"-s - enc ~ our noble citizens
May the Lori God of heaven and ~,
earth. who ieInpers The shorn billy goat
20 me eastern wind. ant gathers the cal
lowest Rosli"g under his wing. look
down IN tender mercy mpnn him.
kov. J. il. Madden commences pro-
irarted meeting at Portrrsyille Saturdav !
night. We hope he will have success
Died-un March 3, 1879. George y |
uoc'', aged u wears. lie profrSsrd re- |
ligiun aDOnt fifteen minutes before hc |
iied. Thus was hr rcrcived even M N.
.ieventh hour. Ilr was hurled NJ ihe
shiloh cravs-yar IN the 4fh.
Ihe Rev. Briinsnrc has hee,, carrying
~ ''1 meeting 1T old Onion church
or two weeks. Average atsrnda. ~
bout fifteen. II broke last Tuesdav
''ght. No conversions; no acces.ions.
- revival: no nothing.
The steamer III. NJ. Swectzcr nassau ~,
~ ITS way 10 Iiaysville Thursiav M /,
~ load u wheat. She passed back
'riday. "'~
The school taught by W. y. BixIer
losed on the 5th with = spelling school ,
nd play at nighf.
William >. rnrtte commences = schoo,
! the school house south Of Purtcrsville
y the i9th OF this month.
Ihe BOYS will have their own f,,n th;s
eek taking the girls home.
The genial wag0n-makcr or thjs nlac.
go.nv 70 put up a nice residence near |,
le church. "sa'
l. N. and J.F. q. 70 10 The same place
bout. 80" 4
=. n. still goes 10 NJ. So occasiopsllv ~
Why don't W. hear from I.cninvso.
umker Hili. aud salt Lake any more =
, ~. 'rrs'h y still buy ing wheat for J
} cents : bnsl'cl 1t this place.
y. IS. ~. savs led n Fowler, ,low \, ~.
e sandy road tie other night. =
M. y. NJ. has got larK from M. 80,
~ ;vVA- quite improved. i','