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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1879-12-31
SHERIFF'S SALES.

10y virtue of snndry executions to me
- directed, will offer for sale, bef ire
the court house door in Winnsboro, on
the first Monday in January next. with
in the legal hours of snlo, to the highest
bidder, for eash, the following described
property, to wit:
Twenty bushels Of corn, moro or less.
six hundred pounds Of seed cotton, M ORC
or less, fifty bushels of cotton seed, more
or less, levied upon rs tho property of
Morgan Latta ut tho suit of Manton
Latia.
ALSO,
Ono thousand pounds of seed cotton,
moro or less, levied upon rs the property
of Charles Caldwell and Thomas Adeci,
ut tho suit Of Thomas X. Elliott, ns As
signee of Latld Bros.
ALSO,
Fifty bushels of corn, more or less.
levied upon M The property Of j. ",
Price, at tho suit of b. II. Griffin.
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Shcrif,s Office, S. IL
WinnsbnrO. s. G.,
Dec. 49, 1879.
dec 20
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CLERK'S SHE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.


George W. Wittc, Plaintiff, VS.. John L.
Martin and Others, Defendants.
TN pursuance Of an oEder Of the Court
of,'omnon Pleas. made in the above
stated case, | will offer Tor sale. before the
Court House door in Winusboro, on the
first Monday in January next, within
the legal hours of sale, ut public o.stcry,
to the highest bidder, the following
described property, to wit:
All that certain traot Of land,
OF Fairii cid, in the State Of South Carroll
M. continuing TWELVE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
TY FlvEACRrs. more oricSS, and bounded on
the north by lands recently belonging to
estate OF Pcay, deceased, known us the
Dutchmnn's Creek L acc, now in bosses
sion of Il. &. Lamar; Du the cast by land
purchased ut the sale of said estate by
John II Cath'art and T. W. Haynes; on
the west by lanls belonging TO tho estate
nj Strothcr Tilwell, deceased, and on the
outh by lands belonging to Samuel Dix
on; said tract of land being commonly
known rs the "GrAham Phce'' of the es-
tate OF Peny.
TERMS OF SALE:
0no. third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash; for the balance II cred it of
one and two years from the day of sale,
with interest from said day, the purchaser
to give his bond, secured by mortgage
of tho premises sold, and to pay for all
necessary papers. w. II KERR,
c. G. G p. +. G.
Clerks Office,
Winnsboro, s. c.,
Dec. II, 1879.
dec l3 til
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Air Castles on the Congaree.

The Columbia Register is already
building air castles on the banks OF
the Congarcc Canal, and we hope they
will soon be in actual existence. II
demonstrates concTusivclv by figures
the great capabilities Of the ,m;ynili-
cent water power now on tic eve of
development. Professor John Lc-
Contc, then of the South Carolina Uni
rrrsity, made Il survey Of The river at
tbs point and estimated the water
power as greater than that Of Lowell.
Recent surveys arc even more favor
able than his. Besides this, factories
in Columbia can run all the wear
round, while those Of Lowell arc
frozen up several months in the year.
The Register is not content with mere
general statements, but enters into
particulars. From it we gather tic
following statistics:
The parties undertaking the enter.
prise agree to develop fifteen thousand
horse power in three years, to give
tho State fifteen hundred Of this, and
to erect y factory costing $250,O0O,
running 10000 spind'cs, employing
$50 operatives, and consuming $4,000
bales of cotton a year. The fifteen
hundred horse power given to the
State will run $4,000 spindles, employ
1900 operatives. consume lO, 900 bales
year, and disbursc three quarters
IF "a rni1l;or ,I,lI,rc =, ,,,,, M. 49,
tire water power will be able to ru,
thirty mills, employing 100000 spin.
dies, consuming 400, 900 bales Of cot.
ton year and involving an invest
mcnt of s;2S 100000. They will give
employment to over $4,000 operatives
and disbursc 81 ,25o, 900 per annum. oi
which $4,000, 900 would be for market
supplies.
1t will be seen that this water DOW.
or is capablc, if fully developed, OF
manufacturing every bale of cotton
raised III the limits of South Carolina.
Experts say that the price Of cotton j.
doubled by being manufactured. Tho
cotton crop OF this State at ten cents is
about eighteen million dollars. II
manufactured it would sell for thirty.
six millions.
by the passage Of the Canal Bill tho
State has done her part. We sincere.
~ hope that capital will respond freely
to this liberal invitation, and that ere
long the air castles Of the Rcgistc,
will Ee realized in solid brick and
granite structures, surrounded, each
by its neat village operatives houses
and cnrlcIing not only Columbia, but
the whole State. We hope tho Regi$
ter will continue to peg away at the
enterprise until it's efforts arc crowned
with success.
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GHHEHeHFF'S SALE.
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF CHARLESTON.
r. f. ELLISON, sR., AUcrrokEER.
COURT OFCOMMON PLEAS

COURT OFCON1MON PLEAS.
Mrs. Anne f.. Caldwell, Assignee.
against Joseph G.. Caldwell, a. NJ.
Lee, Jr., Trustee, the First National
Bank Of Charleston and the Bank of
Charleston National Banking Asso-
citation.
I n pursuance Of an Order Of the Court
of Common Pleas, for the County
of Charleston, made in the above stat
cd case, | will oilcr for sale, before the
Court House door in Winnsb0ro, on
the first Monday in january next.
within the legal hours Of sale, at nub-
lie outcry, tO the highest bidder, the
following-dcScribcd property, to wit:
All thnt piece, parcel or plantation
OF land, known as "WOod ltill," con-
tanning EIGIIT HUNDRED ACRES, more
or less, situate IN the County of Fair
field, in tho State Of South Carolina,
on the waters ofCrookcd Creek and
Day Fork, bounded north by lands of
j. ~. Caldwell, south by lands of DR..
j. &. MOblcy and John Moblcv, ST.,
east by lands of NJ. Hollis and -. Hall
and west by lands of G.. IL. McMastcr
and j. G.. Caldwell.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ono-th'r.l ofth, purchase money TO
be paid in cash, the balance in one and
two years from day Of sale, the defer
rcd payments to bear interest from the
day Of sale, at the rate Of seven per
centum per annum, payable annually
and to be secured by The bond of tic
purchaser aud a mortgage of tho
premises sold; the purchaser to pay the
Sheriff for all necessary papers.
JOHN i. DAVIS,
Sheritfof Fairfield County.
Shcrif's Office,
Winnsboro $. c.,
Dec. Is, 1879.
dec 17-N3tl
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Give the Devil His Due.

Tho Augusta Chronicle u,,0 CON-
@Hufionaiist, in severely ccnsuling
the Naine Returning Board for count
Ing out the Republican legislators,
bases some of its ccnsurc on an erronc-
Gus statement Of facts. While in no
way dissenting from our contcmpora-
~ III It's conclusions that the Fusionists
were generally guilty ofsharp practice,
VIC must give the Devil his due, bv
correcting tho mistake which VIC arc
surprised that SO we'll posted Jour
nal should have made. The Chronicle
saws:
The facts in the case Of Maine ap-
pear to be about as follows: At tic
election held last September the Re-
publican candidate for governor re-
ccivcd 4 plurality of nineteen thou
sand votes. The Republicans also
elected majority in the House of
Representatives Of twcnty-ninc and in
the Senate of seven. Ii is not disput-
ca that large majority Of tho voters
OF Maine preferred the principles of
the Republican party and cast their
ballots for tho Republican candidates
Tor governor and members of the
Legislature.
Now it is not untlisputcd that n
large majority Of tho voters of Maine
cast their ballots for the Republican
candidate for governor. Indeed, it is
only because there was not majority
OF republican votes for governor that
inc Fnsionists had any opportunity of
figuring in the result. Davis, The Re-
publican, did have 7,lu,uliiy Of
nineteen thousand votes, but the COM
bincd vote for Smith, Garcclon and
the temperance candidate exceeded
ms Sy several hundred, and thus
threw the election into the Lcgisla-
1ufe. so the truth is that n majority
=,oi tho voters in Maine were against
Inc Kcpublican party. Although the
opposition vote scattered on three
candidates, still if tho opposition COM
Dlncs, rs it has done in the Returning
Board, it represents majority of tho
voters of Maine, and Smith, tho
Grccnbacker, can properly claim to
DO The choice Of this majority. We
nave no figures concerning the I.cgis-
laturc. But that the Republicans ap-
lmrently elected a large majority in
the Senate and House, is due to one
or more Of three causcs-that the rot
ten borough system prevails, that the
legislative districts are gcrryinandcr
ed, or that the Grccnbackers and
Democrats ran separate Legislative
tickets as well MS separate gubcrnato-
rial candidates. This puts an entirely
different phase upon the matter, and
absolvcs the Maine Board from much
Of the cusscdncss charged upon it. bv
the Chronicle. Ina nutshell, abont
fitty-sevcn thousand citizens Of Maine
voted for Davis, and about fiftv-cipbt
thousand did not. The Returning
Board claims to represent the flfty
oight thousand who did not bend tho
knee to Baal Blaine. This makes a
much better showing for tho Board
than If they had deliberately. counted
ont q governor who had received an
actual majority. Tho Clsi,Qn;cle ought
to let up q little on Dr. Garcclon and
Solon Shhsc's steers. "a
r. b \
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CLERK',S SLfLE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

OIAIE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Elizabeth Wood ct A., plaintiffs, VS..
W Il. Bonlwarc ct al. Defendants.
n pursuance Of an order of the Court
l. of Common Pleas. made in the above
stated case. l will offer for SALE before
the cou t-house door in Winnsboro, on
Tic first Monday in january next, with
in the legal hours OF sale, ut public out
cry. to the highest bidder, tho following-
ing described property, to wit:
AL TINT lot, piece and parcel of land,
lying, being and situate in the county of
Fairfield, State of South Carolina, con
tnininS ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
more or less, and bounded on tho north
by lands of a. ]. Boulwaro and W. r..
Boulwarc, OH the cast by laAds of Edward
Iaylcr md the estate of Il. d. Boulwarc,
dccensed, on the south by lnnds of L.
FeaStcr, and on the west by Broad River.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-half of tho purchase money to be
pnid i'll cash, and the balance in one year
from the day of sale, with interest from
said day, payable annually, tho purchas
er to give for such balance bond
secured by mortgage Of the premises
Solu, ana TO pay tornll necessary papers.
w. II. KERR,
Clerk $ Othce, G. G. G. p. L. G.
WinuSboro, s. e.,
Dec ~, 1879,
dec l3- til
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PRESERVE YOUR OLD BOOKS.
d. r. STOKES,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
AND
Nr1yrnay roo--~.~--

UEN EHAL BUUKBINDEK,
HAs moved opposite the city Hall
- whore no is fully prepared, with
hrst-ciass workmon, to do oil kinds Of
work in his line
BLANK BOOKS RULED to any pattern
and bound in my style desired.
My facilities and long acquaintan ce with
the business enable mo to guarantee
satisfaction on orders for Blank Books.
Railroad Books, and Books for the use Of
Clerks of Court, Shoriffs, Probate Judges.
Masters in Equity, and other county cffi-
cials. Pamphlets, Magazines, Music.
of publications. bound on the most ref.-
sonablo terms and in the best manner. All
orders promptly attended to-. a.. 5 b.
T.. r.. STOKES, ~
Main street, opposite new City Hall, Co.
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About the Railroads.

commissioner l,onham has sent us
Ills i'rSt annual report on the cpndi-
ton or the railroads. II contains
much Information of interest on thc
subject. He first shows that ;hc rnil
roads OF the State, under the financial
pressure upon The business of the
country, have been to- great extent
run down and several are in the hands
OF the courts and receivers. During
the past year, however, they have
greatly improved, and the Commits
sloncr believes that they arc in fair
way 10 become prosperous. All Of
the roads have willingly submitted to
Inspection, and have generally COM
piled with tho requirements.
Three Of the Roads, the South Caro-
lima, thc Wilmington and Columbia,
and the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusIa, are limited by their charters to
certain rate for heavy articles and
tor articles Of measurement. Other
companies claim that there is no re-
striction. The Commissioner recon-
mcnds the adoption Of some uniform
maximum rate by the Legislature.
The question Of chasing cotton has
arisen, and the Commissioner has de-
cided that it must be rated by weight.
This question is now in the courts.
but the Commissioner suggests 10 the
Legislature to make this provision of
the law as to weight and measurement
more definite.
The greatest trouble arises in the
regulation Of through and local rates
of freight. AS terminal charges arc
the same for long and for short dis
tances IL can be seen that the greater
the distance the less The cost per mile
for hauling. But the complai.. h. of the
public is that the roads make up on
local frcights what they lose ON
through rates. This is grave prob
lem and has engaged tho attention Of
the ablcst minds in the United States.
One thousand three hundred and
torty~ninc miles Of railroad arc re-
ported as in operation in this State,
of which one hundred and sixty-fiye
arc in branc! lines. The Spartanburg
and Ashcvillo, and the Chester and
Chcraw did not report. All the roads
have paid their assessments for the
commissioners salary, except the
South Carolina Road, which being in
the United States Court refused to
recognize Commissioner Bonham's
warrant. This delinquent assessment
is one-fourth of tho whole salary, and
'ts retention causes grave cmbarrass-
mont,
/, The recommendations Of Commits.
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FHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Robert NJ. Wallace, Plaintiff, apainst Sumu-
Glib: Clowney. Il. S. Desportes & Co. The
National Bank ofChestcr, South Caro-
Gnn, Hopkins, Dwight g. Co., II W.
EnodeAwald, The Winnsb ,"o National
Bnnk, OF ,Winnsboro, Sou,a Carolina.
George II. McAIas!er and Francis Gcrig,
MS ASslgnces of the Winnsboro National
Bank, Of Wlnnsboro, South Carolina, II.
-. Howard, as secretary of the Maryland
Fertilizing and Manufacturing Company
John a. Fraser, Henrietta j : Martin,
George W. Mittc, Sarah Cnthcart, Fred
crick Copes, as Trustee Of Mrs. Sarah
II. C,pes, William A. Milling. and
George II. McAIastor and Francis Geriy,
Ms Assigneos of Samuel H Ulowney,
Defendants.
10 tho Defendants
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
l. Qnlrcd to answer the complaint in
this action, which is filed in the Office of
the Clerk of Common Pleas for the said
County, and to serven copy of Your m =.
swcr to the said complaint on tho sub
scribcr ut his office, No. 4, Law
Range, Winnsboro, S. G.. within twenty
days after the service hereof. exclusive of
the day Of snch service; and if you fail to
"li""cl 'He ooInP Piittnt "lthln the time
aforesaid, tho plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demand
ed in tho complaint.
Dated lst December, 1879.
JNO. J. NEIL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Io the Defendant Samuel b. Clowncy:
TAKE notice that the summons in this
action, Of which tho foregoing is ~ copy,
was filed in the Office of the Clerk of til @
Court of Common Pleas, for tho County
Of Fairfield, in the State of South Cnroli-
M: on the LIST day of December, 1879.
Dated LIST December, 1879.
JNO. J. NEIL,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
dec 3-XIaw6w
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w no wrote /" Fools Errond

Who wrote "a Fools Errand?"
though not quite SO Important qucs-
tion aS that relating to the identity of
Junil,s, continues to exercise the minds
OF newspaper writer's, North and
South. Whether Governor Chamber
lain or Judge Tourgcc or somebody
else, it is pretty generally conceded
that the author is not a fool.
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PURE WHITE OIL.

WE recommend tho TESTdL
w OIL as safe illuminator. II is
rs clear and white as water, consequently
gives brilliant light, with very littit
,odor. Try it Tho price .is 1esa thao
ever. j. M, BIJAEY& co. q
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CLERK'.S iSLIEE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

> AlE OE oOO LII CAROlJlNA,
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.
Mary a. Lylcs, Plail titf, VS.. John w.
Lylcs, rs Administrator, and Others,
Defendants.
n pursuance of an order ofthc Court Of
L Common Pleas. made in the above
stated case, will offer for sale, before
the courthouse door in Winnsboro, on
the first Monday in january next, with
inthe legal hours of sale, at public out
cry, to tho highest bidder, the following
described property, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land,
lying. being and situate in the county Of
Fairfield, State ofSouth Carolina. contain
ing ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY THREE
ACRES, more or less, and bounded by
lands Of Susan AIcMnhon, Bclton T.. Lyles
and others.
TERMS OFSAl,E:
Onc-half Of the purchase to be
paid in cash, and tho balance in one year
from the day OF snle, with interest from
said day, payable annually, the purchaser
to & i've for such balance n bond, secured
by mortgage of the premises sold, and
topay for MI necessary papers.
w. III. KERR,
Clerks Oflico, G. Z. G.. Z. r. G..
Winnsboro, =. g.,
Dec. ~, 1879.
doc IL til
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nslEM ~ lIs!Ml,ln GOODS ODDS
GOOD GOODS,
CHEAP GOODS.


w 4 respectfully call the attention of
w the public to our n&a lot Of
Goods, and request an insl .cr;i,'n Of them
before purchasing Our (Gn,ls LAY, l. III
carefully selected. Lougit nt in!toiu
prices, and will b.. sold AZ low IL: t.ry
can be bought from anybody anywhere.
We would call the atr"n:;tn o; ;he
'adies to our line Of Cloak>. Dve.; ::oois.
Fancy Goods, hosiery, etc \ very ,rc;-
ty assortment Of Ties anil otj.cr 4, ok
Goods. Lnces, E,lHiigs, Eriliings, etc in
GREAT VARIETY.
Oar Gents Goods department. is com
plcte in ever? thing
In hcavy goods such rs jeans, Enlscys.
Flanncls, HomeSpuns. Blankets, &c. "
are full up, ut The low est prices.
SHOES! SHOES!! SHOES!!!
Come md examine our Shoes before
buying. Call and SEQ our stock, and We
will convince you that we sell goods as
cheap as anybody.
Ms'> We arc agents for j. & p. Coats
spool Cotton. and Bcldiug Bros. & Co. S
Spool Silk-New York Prices.
McMASTER, BRICE & co.
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4G(S week in your own town, md no
ROO capital risked. You can give the
business trial without expense. The best op-
work. You should try nothing olse unfit you
see see for yourself what you can DO at the bust
can devote all your time or only your sparc
time to the business, and make great pay for
every hour that you work. Women make as
much as men. Send for special private terms
and particulars, which wo mall free. IS outfit
free. Don't complain OF hard times while you
have such o chance. Address = =
4 Aug l2-t6mxip & ~ y - ~SN'N''
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Hs HsNINNWMNA.

nov "a tXlm
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Groceries ofall kinds, Candy, Crack
crs, Tobacco, Crockcry Woodcnwarc,
Plows, Cutlery, Shot, Powder, etc.
always in stock at the corner store Of
j. NJ. Beatty e Co.
, 1879-01-15

r1tE THE4THKs

r1tE THE4TnKS
evidently don't fcsr nny fniln1-ntf in their nf1-
diencet. Tho number Of entertainments pro-
vilcd for the fortunate was never greater Of
more varied. AZ the old Drury AMI Covcnt tar
den they arc hutY with the uaun1 grand panto-
Mltncs. "Jack "-ho Of the .Bsanstaiw-is the
hero At 1.-THE 0ardcn"; unl "Cfnsrrcila, or
Harlequin and the Little Glass SItrpcr.'n will
b. tho attraction at Drury LANG. ".taek
Tho CLINT Killer" has been chosen
Ashlcy's {now sanecr'sl tho ordinary hippo
raatte proetan'n. Will be snan'eeTte,, by
which. a. thc advertisements nran,ioqncntly
annqss .WhtS t s.rfS II riI .hn nosle ssesd
mo.t Of thu other ihcatrca tic hills arc filled
With adaptations from tho French. This Lyrcun
Is n remarkable exception. tits 10 reopen IN
The :h)tl, ,tn,icr the management OF no less a
person than Henry irving, who Will play tho
tllr-roIc of Hamlet as he Of alt living aeturs
best knnw* how 10. The Op1t''a III tho revival
il Ellen Tcrry,-o Iatly inr better suited to the
part thAu lsntcl isatgtnan, who paye,l It when
| Inst saw Hamlet = IN Londnl1.
HAIRY MELTzHR.
, 1879-01-15

10 tHs (-AA0F u AHk 11UAHGs
ILLINOIS, Jan. 13.-I wrlto this With view Of
getting you to assist me- in calling tho intention
of tue Legislature to ncedcd claugo In soillc
paragraphs Of OUR criminal laws. Thcso arc
sections In tho statu.c-hooks OF Illinois TINT
make II almost impossible to convict an offender
WIN secs tie penItcnsiary open WHO has means
and friends to help him. What can convict
hima Why, even fellow who has ITO money OR
friends, aud whose ofense Is ns clear rs t1ay-
light. ran delay 1l!e trial one or two terms by
swearng to false aEjayits, AMI, by the tin1o
Ills trial c)lLca uu, tho cvlIcnco Is wanting. or
tic Witnesses have diel OF cannDt bu found,
or were not able 10 lay In thu circuit where the
trial had hecn taken l,y Change of venue. Anl
ull the former expenses Wcrc for nothing, atil
the offender {psotably 1a} thg for six months III
jatll Inns to he released fur waGt OF evidence.
ThU atlIlay!t blstttss In our Circuit Courts hns
become So notorious TINT think It ls MI Ill
FUNGUS niltrnGc to alluw tbs salnc to remain
any longer in Dvr etatnte-bouks. Have you
ever heard an ntIf.lusLt real In court! Thcsu
adav'ts arc not ,na.le for delay, hut 20 "tlist
justice lnuy be done y! Oh! how often have
hcntti that Infamous lie when haew that tho
san,p parties tlAtnod in tiu affidavit, their mart.
ncrs, were with them tn jail, mud III contra1y
ntlllavtt wus permitted to oifset theirs. Whil1
nc nny rive I'LL reasonable antl unreasonable
latttuLo 10 person that ts eharCrl with crime,
think rho community has right 10 pass such
lMws as uro not O nolscnsc t,u tho btatutc-buok.
AN ILLINOIS HiIEnIYF.
, 1879-01-15
Tho Northern FnctiIc Cnlintry.


DAYTON, Wis. Jan. 18.-Will you please In
form a number Of readers Of your DAILY
TRIBUNE through It's columns as to the de-
STABILITY Of the Northern Farltic nailroal conn-
try for young men with limited capital to emil
crate tof Whcsr call hon,cstsals Ge had front
Government that are adapted to general FARM
fngl How near tha National Turk tu yellow.
atone Valley docs tllc N"stlIern Pacific Railroad
ltne run, MD liow alcar til" park enn tlasira.
bic HOMESTEAD; bc taKenl IA ttera any pr0ba-
h!ity oi a city being built ut ltse park III the
ncarfnturc, say three yeaFa I'e,.cei II there il,
would nut TINT bc q Eood ulagc TO locntc IL
there Is nuy farming tanu ,llcre1 When is Lie
best lime to 70. etc.l rlcasu glvo general
description Of tho country up there. rs 70
climate, soil, markets. in prospect. nrl obll9e,
tespectfultr, YOURS, j. B. GREEN,
We would respectfully refer Mr. Green and
otiicr nqulrcrs to Mr.. l., T. lliinrt, local agent
of the Northern Pacific Railway ut Chtcauo Or
to Mr. Sargent. Generul Superintendent. st.
PAM, MInn., both OF whom ars perfcttlY cnni-
petcnt 10 give ull the Information dcFlred.-ED.
JRipuyE.l