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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

CHAPTER lac
AN ACT 10 amend section two Thousand hSe hun
dtctl and seventh seven OF the revised statutes
Of lS1S entitled Of legal holidays
Tho people OF the State Of Wisconsin, represented
III senate and assembly, do enact rs follows
SeCtOnl Section two thousand and five hundred
and seventy -EcNcn Of the revised statutes ~ WIS
cnhSh for lsih Is hereby amended hy inserting after
the word "Brcember, the words " Nth 81 May !" 50
TINT section two thousand I'VE hundred and seven
ty-Sevcn Ms aforesaid shan rend rs follows section
25U. The FIRST day OF January tho twenty second
day Of February. the fourth day cf July the TWEEN
ty-hfth day Of December, the tliricth day OF May,
the day appointed by the governor Of this state OF
the president of the United States rs day oi pub
He thanksgiving. and the day Of holding tho gem
eral election In pach ScAr are legal holidays; nud
Whenever citheruf saii days shall fall on sunday,
the succeeding Monday Is a legal hul lay.
Sect This net shall take effect and he In
force from and after ~ passage and publication
Anpruypd March l. IS.ii
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

CHAPTER ~,
AN ACT 10 provide for the compensation OF ccr-'
tain additional employees IN the legislature for
1873
The people OF tile State of Wisconsin. represented
In senate aud assembly, do enact rs follows;
Section I. The following additional employees OF
theSCnate and assembly, heretofore employed ut the
session of lsia t0-wlt. for tho senate, two com.
mittcc room attendants. one gallery attendant aud
one lantUr At three dollars per day each. aud one
messenger ut two dollars per days and for tho
assembly one committee room attendant and ono
ianilor at three dollars per day. aud three messcn-
ger boys for the assembly ~ Two dollars per day,
each shall be paid said per diem respectively Tor
the time duTlpg which they have been actually
employed. but not hanger than from the date ~
commencement to the adjournment Il the legisia-
tuTc,
section 2. There Is hereby appropriated from
the state treasury atunl hulCicni To carry out tho
provisions u THIS ACT,
section .. This act shall hc IA force and take
effect from and after iis passage,
Approved February 70 IH7M
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
ubllshcd March I. lsiDl
piTIfIl lm

AN ACT for the relief OF James \. Wells.
Tho people at tho state u Wisconsin, represented
Ia senate aud assembly. do enact as follows
section |. There Us hereby appropriated 10 James
X. Wells from tile general fund ont ~ any moneys
not otherwise appropriated, the sum uf twenty ana
twenty -nSp nnr hnndredth dollars, being for
license money paid into tho state treasury May |,
lhs by said james r. Wells, for a license @ travel
nnh trade within this state with hotsu wagon;
the said James \. Wells being oil ppo AMI Inca.
FACILITATED for labor with his hands
section THIS act shall iahu effect from and
after lis passage aud puhrailun.
AHIIuNTd February lriit.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

CHAPTER ll3.
AN ACT 10 authorize the superintendent ~ public
property Ia furnish stationery AMI postage stamps
10 The employees nf the senate and assembly fOT
1873, and to make an appropriation therefor.
Tho people ~ tho state 81 wIsconsn represented
IN senate alll assembly. do enact as follows
Section !. Tie superintendent ~ public property
Is hereby required u furnish the present duly en-.
rolled employ es 81 The senate And assembly for tie
year lsiA under tho chief clerks and kefgNahts. at
arms thereof. and 10 The dniy appointed clerks Of
the committees thereof STATIONERY to the amount
OF hNc dollars each. aud postage stamps 10 the
amount Of two dollars each.
sectlon 3 The superintendent Of public prop-
efty shall also furnish ~ each duly appointed and
enrolled messenger. employed ~ the senate And
assembly stationery - the amount ~ th1 dollars
section Ihts srt shaii take effect AMI ~ II.
force from aud after rs passage,
ApDtofcd February - ls.s.
lrubisbea March lslgl
CRATER ~.
Az ACT 10 appropriate 10 The Northern Hospital
r. tile Insane certain sums u money therein
named,
The people ~ the state u Wisconsin. represented
IN senate aud assembly. ~ enact a. fgilons;
section l. There Il hereby appropriated ont of
ary money iii the general fund. not otherwise ap-
pfopfiaca. ~ tha northern Hospital for the ~.
aud my seven dollars aid eighty -eight cents
tssLGbiss, fot current expenses for me year ~
hectlOn . Thefeisals appropriated tie follow
Ing several sums for tho ~ poses specified FOR
building barn abd rot cellar. one Thousand eight
TWO tilonsafd dollars IL tiOt.
section b This aei fhAi take effect and ba In
force from aud after IT. publication.
Approved February n lsB.
tPEbiished March ls7a
CHATTER l9a
AN ACT 20 repeal chapter ninety -thfee 81 the
general laws of is12 TelAtlpg 70 the Improvement
Of the capitol park.
The people Of THE state ~ Wisconsin, represented
ia senate and assembly. do enAe. A. follows
section Chapter ninety-three Of the general
laws ~ ls71 entitled An art 70 provide Tor Inn
pfoyement q tie capitol park - hereby re-.
IeAicd.
section 2. This afs shall take effect and be 10
force ftOin and after ts passage and publication.
ArIrONei March L lSs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14
lpubiIsied February =. lssgI
IIIApIEn "

Az AIT relating 10 special terms of court ia the
ttlId judicial circuit.
The people Of the State OF Wisconsin, represented
IN senate aud asiemDiy. do enact a. f0llowsf
section 1. Al any special term Of the circuit
court ia the third Judicial district OF this state.
any aud all business may be done arising in any
county Of Sald circuit, which might DO done AZ
general term, except tho trial of Issues " fact Wy
jury.
Section This act shall take effect AMI be iii
force from and afiGr ~ passage and publication
Approved febTnAfy si itsBs
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-03-14

AN Act Ia appropriate 20 Henry naOts, iat0 state
treasurer. hSuin 1T money therein named.
The people Of thc State ~ Wisconsin, represented
~ senate and assembly, Ito enact rs follows
section !. There n hereby appropriated to
Hourly BHria late state treasurer, ttu SUN uf four
teen hundred aud seventeen dutlats aud htty-siX
cents tltltsbi, out ni any moneys Ia the general
N iull citnbnTtanunt ~ him VI tho costs and nN.
ntnStao f suit drought against linn IN the nAinO ~
the state. upon hig uhUin hOnd
section = Ins act snail take eject Bnd be IA
iolcc ir1h aud nltci US passhgu aud publication
Approved March ]. ltn
nlIalIA IN 4
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
Fatal ARRAY Mt Newberry.

Information / as been received or q rsht aL
Ncwbcrry yesterday, which resulted IN tEc
shooting OF two men by the name of Chnppell
by Il man named Harp. The dispute arose
about a cock fight. One account says that
both of the Chappclls wcro killed. Another
that one was killed and one fatally wounded;
Since writing the above we have received
the following particulars: .
Bin Harp and Press and jim Chappen had a
cock fight in Ncwbcrry Christmas morning.
After the fight was over, the Chnppe!ls want
cd the money which, it seems, Harp had won,
nirht, Press Chappell called him into q sa-
loon, saying he wanted to sec him on Dhsl-
ness, When he entered they closed the door
on him, abused him by cursing him. Mhel
Harp could stand it no longer, he asked 10 be
released, and tried to get by, when Press
have The money or kill him, Harp then drew
a dcrrinycr and fired. the shot taking effect IN
the chin, lust under the lip. He then Quilted
tic place. Jim Chappcll followed him win
n bowie knife. Harp rctrcated as fur rs nc
could. and asked Chappell to go back, as ne
ed. "IIl take you, dead or alive" Harp still
retrcated, and finally threw up both hands
and said "FOr Gods sake, Jim Chappell, DOM
crowd me; l don't want TO hurt YOU Chnp-
pell still followed and remarked as before,
when Harp drew his pistol, and YIN III
Tense" fired two shots, one taking effect In
the region or the heart and the other In the
shoulder killing him instantly. Press CHAP
pell was not dead late last evening, out the
bail had entered his windpipc and he was un'
able to swallow anything. Heis Just linGeI'
we learn that Jim Chnppell is late from the
penitemtiary. The Chappclls are from the
neirhborhood of Chappcl's Depot and Harp
from Newbcrry village. All white men.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
Death of Little Foster Marshall.

Very suddenly death came to little ]. Eos
ter Marshall, the young son OF Or. j: W.
w. MARSHALL. He was in his usual health on
saturday last, was suddenly seized with an
sered In great pain and agony al during the
weary hours o%fSunday; n died or sunday
TO the last breath. If IT. were proper to in.
trudc into the chamber OF death, we could
tell or some peculiarly touching scenes con.
nccted with his death-of the last words ana
REQUESTS and OF his al.xicty for his heart
broken parents and brothers and sisters.
Little Foster vas only five years old, but he
was we'll known throughout all Abbeville rs
the lovcliest little boy that had been seen for
wears. His bright, beautiful face, circlcd with
sunny curtis, will be missed on our streets o.
both old ind young. The whole community,
shares peculiarly In the grief OF the bcreaved
mother and father and family. 1850
Tue funeral took place on Monday, at Trim
ity church. Rev. Mr.. G%allaudct read the bu-
rial service. Thereafter mourning friends
conveyed the dear remains to Long Zane
c%hurchyard. The hymns, ASLEEP In Jesus,
and flock OF Ages" which little Foster had
requested TO be sung at his grave, were sung
there.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
Ahheyille Literary Club.

The Club held its usual monthly meeting M
the house of W. \. Lee. Esq, on Friday nish'
last. 18th inst. There was 4 large attendance
of members, and Mr.. George Perrin, Mr.. [. [:
J,,rdIuw. and Mr. pinncInan were present
ns invited guests. Judge McGowan. rs prcsi.
dent OF the Club, occupied the chair, and MT
$. c. CaSon. acted as secretary pro rem. me
annual sale Of the magazines and reviews l
the Club was on motion ordered for Friday
next. I'd January at II a: m. In the store oi
tho Mcssrs. Burnwcll. Friday being the end
nresident and Vicc-preSidcnt for the ensuing
quarter, Capt, L. W. White, retiring vice
president. was elected president, and COZ. j.
4. Column vicc-prcsidcnt. The secretary was
instructed to collect the annual uucs oi lle
emf immediately.
The president then called on the cssayist
for the occasion, Mr.; W.: coowa TO lead
.!Ghr essnS: T The season was propiiious and
the subject suited the season. On inns we'll
timed subject lie read a most valuable paper,
furnishing the members OF the Cino WIN
more information about Christmas than they
had ever possessed before. He traced tho ori-
gin OF Christmas TO the midwintcr festival OF
xn the ancient pagan nations - ,esa,Fai
which the primitive Christians couIu not 40
away with and which they therefore asSinli,
lated and sanctifed. In this they showed
their wisdom. and their conduct STANDS IN
marked contrast to that OF many modern
church the armies though hilarious Gus
toms of society, do their utmost to antason,Hc
the church and society. The cSS;,yist cX'
blamed FULLY how the celebration of the birth
Of o1s Saviour came to be associated with this
ancient pagan festival. and now ~ last T..
tounts OF the Yule Log ceremonial, tho mys-
lie Mistletoe. the feast Of the Boar,s Head;
S,,;ncenies. and other rites and usagcs proper
to Christmas such as Carols, Waits, the Thirst
mas Tree. Hanging the Stocking, and GIT
giving. He expressed regret NJ .ne giaouMl
perstitions that used to be associated with
.Ehristmas, and ended his excellent essay by
wishing the Literary Gu a merry Christmas
and a happy New Year. -
AFTER the essay, an interesting discussion
on the subjectsprang up, in which most OF
the members present took part. Inc stand.
ing committee then announced MS the next
tssayist Rev. S. H. Gallaudet. whose subject
IS "Michael Angelo" with Mr.. W. c. Bcnct
MS his alternate. The next meeting Is to be
held at the house Of Mr.. w. A. Tcmpleton.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
Pleasant Entertainments.

One OF the most pleasant entertainments
that have been given In Abbeville for many
a day was enjoyed by our young people at the
residence of Colonel Cothran last Wednesday
night. II the Colonel only knew the number
of Young ladies and gentlemen who have ASK.
ed us to give the entertainment a splendid
notice he could not avoid experiencing a feel
ing OF qualification for having given the
rarity, and a realization at the same time, OF
his own conscience. While this Is true We
know that Colonel Cothrln will feel that nc
has done nothing more than is the duty OF
every head of a household In furnishing IN
boris children.
we are also glad to note that our towns,
man Mr.. ]. u. Chalmers very kindly ana
most handsomely entertained q domino
party OF young Ia Hes and gentlemen at his
residence last night, where music and IAN
cling contributed to the merrimento OF the eve
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
LAWYERS In Luck.

Colonel Lambert ]. Jones, Colonel JnmesS.
Cothrun and Hon. w. ID. simpson sued the
Greeuvillc and Columbia Railroad for profess
siOna services. Judge Mackcy,. after hearing
the cs,se made the following ORDER: ut Is, adj
Judged, ordered and decreed that james Con-
ner. the Receiver of the Grcenvillc and Col
uintin Railroad Company. do pay, out OF the
property of tho said company, IN his hands us
such Receiver, as follows: TO Lambert D.
Jones, survivor, Twenty-Five dollars; 10 Jalne
=. Cothrun and William ID. simpson,. eight
hundred dollars, und to James NJ. Baxter,
eight hundred and titty-llrc dollars
1t Is useless to say that General conner Is
perfectly willing TO pay tho back taxes OF inc
{ireenvfllc and Columbia Railroad, If the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES would only get I'm order
or Court authorizing him TO do so. General
Conner has the money and Is willing to pay
but the Comptroller has no love fortho people
or Abbevilie, and 1t Is quite likely that he
will not bother himself about the matter.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
i Generous Act BY q Generous People.

Miss McQuerns, one or the most enicient
md highly respected teachers OF this state
has labored al Due West for many, years,
and much of her net earnings through ms.
fortune. have been swept away. Thu people
Of Due West resolved to offer her a su I 5
tinl testimonial OF the kind feeling when
thev Entertained for her, n quietly made
up.a purse sutlcieutls TO buy an elegant s suit
rocking chair, beautiful curtains for the win
dows, a carpet OF costly pattern for the moor
.ncluding everything thatcould make n bed
room attractive: The manner o. presenta-
iion was in this way. Last Friday. Miss
McQuerns was invited 10 dine with a friend,
and while she was gone, other friends recon
slructed her room. by removing her OLD iur.
nlture, and arranging tue new a manner most
When Miss McQuerus came home she OBJ
served her old furniture In a pile outside OF
her room, the sight of which naturally
enough excited her displeasure. but when
she was asked to walk into her room re- dnns she e.
snce. When told that all these goods were a
presentto her from the people who loved her.
She was unable TO speak, ana leii upon u
rhair and wept like n child.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31

The State printing for the next two years
has been awarded to Mr.. James Moodrow,
{iblisher OF the Southern Presbyterian nc
having made Il lower bid than CalVo y TAT
ton, the present printers.
Waldo Hampton, Jr., son Of Senator hamR'
ton, died in Washington county, AllSsiSIIpp.
last Wednesday morning. His remains nave
been sent to Columbia.
The South Carolina Legislature honorcd II;
self last week by electing General Saimus,
Mc(iOwan of AbbevIlle, Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Bench, vice General Haskell re.
signed. General McGowan Is one Of IT, the So oesr
lawyers in the state. ana deserves eanH nrntu
Conferred. Tho Il. r. Presbyterian congTaln'
iates the General and the State both.-A. IL
Presbyterian.
The Stock Law for spartanburg COUNTY h p a.
nassed both Houses Of the General Assembly,
t"tste effect. one yenr from this time. The
provision Of the bill asfirst proposed included
only a portion OF the county between En3ree
and Pacolett and south of the Airline. inns
was thought unwise and The blu now incluoes
the whole county.-Spartanburg Spartan
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31

Editors PrcxS and Bdnlcr: - -, .
Your notice, In your Issue Of the l7th inst, o.
the settlement of the Bond Question,
might leave room for tho Inference thnt
have changed my Views on thls qncs.iun,
NV nosiliOn from the first has been that the
u MS Should not pay a dollar Of The traMdulen!
dcbt: and should pay 'Chdt is tiu%t ana rdt,m. IN
thisI have hccn sustained by Judges Ihom,
son and Aldrich, Chief Justice WHARF any
of the Uuestion Is ~ decided triumph Of tht
Anti Boud men nnd is acknowledged 10 nc sc
by all the fair minded men who held lh(
o'"e' ''" ROBERT r. HEMPIlILL.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
Failure at Greenwood.

Nv reference to an advertisement in an.
other column OF the Press ma Banner 1t Will
Ir seen that Messrs. Buckhe & Co., Of Green
wood, have made an assignment of their as
sets to Captain J. 4: Tarrant for the oenent OF
tors being forty-tive. Their liabilities are esti-
mated at $1,000. Their goods are thought TO
be worth abou 500 or $500. Their assets In
accounts amount TO about ~S60O-about two
Thirds OF which are considered worthless. The
Grm has been In business about two years
and nave been doing q general mercantile
hIsineSQ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
December 4; fS
Sheriff saIa

George w. Anderson against elizabeth
Lynch.
Execution.
RY virtue OF IN execution to me directed, IN
- the above stated case, I Will sell to .ths.
legal hours OF sale. at Abbevilie Court HOUSE,
on Monday. the 9Th day OF January, A. d. 18S0.
the following described property. 70 Wit
All that tract or parcel Of land. situate, ".
Ing and being In the county OF Abbevi1le.
South Carolina, aud containfng
ONE HUNDRED & TWENTY-FIVE ACHES.
more or less, M bounded by lands OF J-n.
SeaHrlght, g. w. Mllfordi IS. Ac6owan and
ot Isvica on aRdIS;ibss so cid AZ sHs piopersy II
Elizabeth .tast Is satisfy the a6ressidsxs.
clifton and costa.
TERMs-cAsH, Purchaserto pay Tor Pc
Jf DuPRE,
Sheriff 40
December 4 lS74s
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Before adjournment the Legislature passed
n no.fcncc law, to take effect from the 1rst OF
March, 1890. The line runs along the upper
81 lGnp the northern boundary of Bates Town
hin iii it strikes Middle Saluda River, then
follows thai stream south to the Pickcns coun'
ty line. All the townships south OF INC INC
are embraced In the ave- recnrtHe Aate'tt'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
What Is the Matter

. Why so pale, SO lnnguid? Are you Sick !?
Evidently, your liver Is not doing It's duty.
You cannot live in comforter peace until you
are relieved. Go TO the nearest drug store
md buy box of DR.. elders Liver Pills. A
few doses will restore you to perfect health,
md give n rosy tint TO your check.
November ~, 1873. nj.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
AhhcyiIle Medical Society.

The regular meeting OF the Abbeyille Med
ical society will be held on Tuesday the 18th
day OF january, IL a. m. at Abbeville Court
House. Business Of vital Importance Will
come before the meeting, BY order 81 Presi-
dent. GEO. F. Z. WENCK.
N SaDrotarv
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31

N. T, BoNHAM Esq, of the Neubcrrg Ncus
came to town last night. We hope his stay
in Abbcville will be pleasant. We must con-
fess when VIC saw both the Nctrs cditors mere
MT one time. we began to think ofsall our cdi'
torial offences and wondered which of the
Two was the fighting editor. Our fears were
%grouhdless. They came unto clan Alpin's
glen in peace
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
SheriF',s Sale.

SSASe HAfEtsGef
Geo. W. Mitchell against Wilson Watkins
and James Nj Trewitt.
+. Execution.
RY virtue Of an execution to me diretfed6.
- in the above stated case, I will sell f64Ax
highest bidder, at public auction, within The
legal hours OF sale, at Abbeville l0urt HOusr.
on Monday, the NTH day OF January, a
lSSo, the following described property, 10 VII.
All that tract o. parcel OF land. situats, ylyg,
and being In the county OF AbbcviliE, S8HtH
Carolina, and containing
FOUR HUNDRED ACRES,
more or less, and bounded by lands or Hexe.
kiah Burnett OH the east, South by landsxof
James Wideman, west by DR.. A. T. WIdemans
land and others. Levied on and 10 besoid u.
tho property OF Wilson Watkins to. satisfy
the aforesaid execution and costs
TERMS-CAsH. Purchaser to pay for pa
JF rupRE,
Dec 4, .ls79, .sAG@
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
Death Of an Old Citizen.

Mr.. George Zaner OF Bold Branch %neighbor,
hood died last Sunday night at the advanced
age OF SO years. He was an honest anu up
rfsht citizen. q Kind and accommodating
neiyhbor.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-12-31
MAsoNIC.-The Installation OF officers In
Washington Lodge, No. "a, A. f. NJ, took place

Jas. c. Little. ]. w.
T. NJ, Jay, Treasurer.
George c. Bradley, Secretary.
Ab e. a a0ri Rasssel, Dcacons.
James Evans, Tier.
After the Installation, Mr., George Bradley
furnished All elegant dinner. ltlcc anu rlo-
bit was n component part of the icust.
THE NEwBERRY HERALD.-We are glad TO
SEQ that this paper has had its prcjudiceS
gains patent outsldes so far removed RS 70
issue q t.patent" Christmas supplement. 1!
ipatent supplements are good, why SHOULD
not ~"patent outsidcs'' also be good? They
are edited by the same editors, and printed
by the same printers y MGsn,nh H s@ :, = mnT
have its prejudice against q good system en-
fircIy overcome by the fact OF It's benehcial
results.
DIR. FRANCES L. PARKER OF Charleston Is
10 To Mr. NV" James Norwood Who was wounded in
the face on Christmas day by the accidental
discharge OF q pistol. We are glad 10 state
that this eminent surgeon en'o, HiS,o ng ,Ses
the wound Will speedily, heal. inc doctor
but the patient under the Influence OF chioro.
form for, 3, Gi1d m 20 tisd ! it, iare We h sepec to s see Mr.. Nor.
wood soon on the streets again. ana trust nc
may entirely recover.
SOME OF our exchanges have so many no
,ticcs OF patent medicines mon 9 ,Eo t men s Locals ni
reading their papers. Not being IN want OF
medicine Of any kind, we dislike to take, up
our time in reading such notices. Hemtlt,
men. when you have thirty or forty OF such
notices pleas, put them In acolumn to Them
selves.
Trrpr ia some moving going on in town
tthe Misses Cater are leaving the ASTON
House to occupy their " house, reee NJ Z
known MS the Gambrell house. Mr.. W.T.
Branch win occupy the Aston ISo ne m , Ho Mf;
Mr.. H. D. Reese will live At the Bralich n nome
over his store.
WE had the pleasure Of q call yesterday
from Colonel A. NJ. Howell, or Vliie
He for q long time run the Greenotue nems
which was then, as now, a power IN the IAN
The Colonel looks as If the Christmas non
days had agreed with him, and 1t seems as !
the world had been treating him wen. ~
has been spending a week ut Cokesoury VIII
his father-in-law, Mr.. W. A. Moore.
COLONEL WALbINaFoRD made two speech
es at Lebanon last Saturday. In the morn
ing, he made & Grange" speech ana IN IN
afternoon he made q ~"Greenback" speech
Atdinnerh he partook Of the good things whicf
had been preparedfor the inner man.