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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Pafdons Hsfus< a

HAxnisscso, March "a The Bo~Td Of
Psrions held Q pro,raet~d session to-day
20 con sider the applications Cor the par.
don u ktmble. Pe,ron. rsIbr, Crawford
and ganterer, rso-n,iy convicted st
pleading guilty II oorrapi -Di'eiiins u
votes oa ,seiub bsr. oi the I<vislztsre In
connection nth tb. riots ball After
hearing the ooan,si on both siJes the
Board esnssl,ei ior an hour and refsse'i
the pafticns asked tor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

volume Of business.
STATE Boz Ds-lluiet and steady.
SroCEs-The market opened 10 !
per cent. higher for the general list.
which aiterward declined to per
cent, the latter Manhattan Elevated.
During the afternoon recovery OF | Ia
. per cent, coal shares, 81. Paul and
Sioux City leading in the Improvement.
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
rose from Isl To 79t per cent. Nash
Vile and Chattanooga broke from
81 to SO per cent, and rallied 10 81 !, aud
later dropped to s2l. Investment shares
generally strong and higher, especially
Tor New York Central and Chicago aud
Alton. Market closed strong with All
upward tendency.
The transactions on the stock tx.
change aggregated 2l6,OO0 shares, OF
which 900 were A. & l.. Telegraph Com
pany, $500 &. &. Il ]. g., 800 Chesa-
peake and Ohio, $1,000 Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, 1900 Delaware
and Hudson, 10000 Erie, 1000 lianni-
bal and St. Joseph, $500 Iron Noun
tain, 5000 Illinois Central, 1, 200 Kansas
and Texas, 500 Lake Shore, 900 Louis
vile and Nashville, 1000 Little Pitts.
burgh, 1000 Michigan Central, 300
Manhattan Elevated railroad, 1,4OD
Northwestern, 1000 Nashville and Chat
tanooga (closing at S2i), 1000 New
Jersey Central, l2,OOO New York Cen
tral, 400 Northern Pacific, $500 Ohio
and Mississippi, 5000 Pacific Mail, =
800 Reading, 1000 1t. Paul, 1000 It.
Paul and Sioux City, 100 Union Ia
citc, q, 800 Wabash and Pacific, l,OOO
Western Union and 100 Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

To-day the HOuse APPROPRIATIONS
Committee considered the army sppro'
priation bill and had the Commissary
General before il. The House Judiciary
Committee considered the Acklen case
further, without reaching a conclusion.
The House special Committee on the
Inter Oceanic Canal heard Wm. +.
Claiming, of Rhode Island, who said
ship railroad is better than ship canal.
The House Committee on the District
vi Columbia resumed the investigation
OF the charges against the Commission
ers, but reached no conclusion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Bouo,o.ult'. Divorce Suit.

NEw Yokk, March 2s-The supreme
Court granted an order to-day Dor the
arrest Of Dion BoucicAnlt in the divorce
ssis brsssAs ~ hs vile, Agnes Robert
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Exaggerated Stories.


had friends in the mines, spread like
wildfire, and in AN incredibly short time
after the explosion, which happen
ell about three o'clock, the neigh
borhOOd OF the opening was thronged
With excited men, women and children.
Ii was almost impossible, for several
hours, to know anything about the true
extent of the damage done, as owing 10
the excitement, it could not be as>er-
tained how many of the
Thirty Mer Employed In the Mines
had escaped in safety. To make the
matter worse the mine took fire, and en-
trance was impossible. The intense ex-
element is, however, somewhat abated
since il has become known that all the
miners escaped, except two, with but
slight bruises The shaft was sunk
about noon to-day, and three men went
down and brought the remains OF Jas.
Work and Jas Reese out from the main
heading, where they were working at
the time OF the explosion. They were
Terribly Mansled and Torn to Pieces.
Both are married men and leave fam
lilies in destitute circumstances.
Three men who went III the mine,
after coming out to the fresh air, reeled
and fell over almost insensible. Chas.
Burns, the mule driver, is in very crit
ical condition, and little hopes OF his re-
covery are entertained. There have been
over thousand people at the mine to-
day. All work will be suspended until
the foul air can be drained off,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
Comal.ssocss Of Pstsess

WAsnisoros, March n. E3ssf NJ.
Marble, lac odis~r u TIE Interior De
psrtmsat, has teen spioiptsi Comnis'
sionsr Of Patents, and J. x. heCsn@on
vi-l sscoss6 Marble.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money at 3 to 6 Per Csut.-Govsrnmsnts
Strong and a Shade Higher-flour
Unehanged-wheat Unsettled and
lower-Hogs Steady.
FIN AhCE.
New York.

NEw YoRK, March q. - MoSSv-
Loaned up to per cent per annum and
closed offering 8 per cent, and l.32 per
diem. Prime mercantile paper sac per
cent. Sterling exchange, bankers bills
fairly active and steady at 81 SIS; demand
81 ss. Dry Goods imports for the week
s., 500, 500.
SILvKR-At London 62i pence; bar
silver here III; subsidiary silver coin
i9l per cent. discount
GoyERSAKsrs-Strong and generally
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S12 a.ss,1 5.... :. ;ss: 80. i 20: -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
A COAL NINE HORROR
IN THE GAST0N MINES At fAiRM0aT,
Two Men Killed and Another Fatally ln'
jured-Eseited Scenes at the Mines
Full Particulars Of the Un-
fortunate Occurrence.
FAIRxoSr, w. Va, March rs

FAIRSoST, w. Va, March rs.
special Dispatch to the Rssistsr.
Yesterday afternoon this little town
was thrilled with report that guam
tity of fire damp that had accumulated
in the CASTOR coal mines had ignited,
and terrible explosion had occurred.
Investigation proved the report to be
too true.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
House Committee MsstinEI.

600 for the fixtures. &c for the new Ma
tional Museum building. The other
items are small and unimportant
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29
FSstSbufsh.

PrrrsscsoH, March N.-Petrclsam--
vssy quiet; crude stsady q We Q!
Psrksrs Tor shipnsnt; rsAnsd u ssesd
toe PhiAislpkis dsiivssv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-29

Republican Municipal and Township Con-
vsntions-Mill Matters Social and Per
sonal Mention Bale of Books. &C GLASS
Notes Slight Railroad Accidents.
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gloomy Day At the Capitol

There was no session OF the SENATE t"'
day. and the proceedings OF the House
we're not of An interesting character. No
important committee, either ot the
H6use OF senate side, SaS in session.
The weather. which vas a. gloomy as
possible, kept aSay visitors. ami every
thing about the Capitol looked Just Is
dreaTy as the weather.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-09

GRAY's HARDoR AFFAIRS. Says the
Olympus Stsndard !: We he'd . call
from our old friend r D Moore. ttis
week, Who il here visiting his family
and attending 10 some matters Of busi-
nsss. He 10 still engaged in working
the black sand 1t Grsy's Hsrbor. and
has nearly completed works foe Rising
sumcieut supply ofwstsr Ia wash
aud work the sand sxpeditiou.ly aud
suocsssfully. and IL confident be can
ave sufficient gold 70 make il conpen.
sative. he bad erected . twelve foo.
Nsps selt-regulsting windmill. which
works we'll 10 raising the water iuto .
large tank placed 10 the same tower
that sustains the Windmill. He reports
exceedingly stormy weather during the
past winter ct 0rsy's Harbor--ths
ssverest winter known Tor many years.
High winds prevailed. accompanied
With heavy rains aud sevsre hail
storms. but no: near - much SNOW .,
fell here and elsewhere. aud whst ielI
was soon carried ID By subsequent
rains. There will bs bat little lose al
stock in that section. Arraugrmsnta
have bson mads 70 have = steames
cnue 70 0ray's HArbor cad rp the
Chshalia. ct least nncs . mouth, giving
the far"ers an opportunity - ireigh,
OF cell their produce. This enterprise
mast uecssaTiay give . new impuiss "a
The agricultural Interests Of "a q fertile
ssstion of our Territory. On sxtensivs
and ~ fsv1rsd By nst1ss. 1t look,
now that ~ havs waited % long with
our hands folded. vs shall 80 the pro.
docts Of the Chsaslis VALLEY and il
tributaries 6ad an ooilet throseh 0rayi
Hsrbor ~ Astosia and Portland. iustsaf
ct coming here - 10 would have don1
he'd We communication BY marrow
gage railroad aud Steamboat With Oh,
Chuhalis.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-09

NJ souatry's vsry small
'Tis Just . room
Bsilt By the forest edge,
Watched BY the moon !;
Dolly two peesons in e:
Tn CA aad sing.
Baby The oehef one
Baby. the King.
HE crown l. golden hair,
Measuring an Inch:
His sceptsr. ohsbby srms.
Tempting TO pinch:
His robe . snowy one;
And I will sing
OF oil the gems that deck
Baby. the King.
Two very drowsy eyes,
Oae flnsy noss.
Two 6tsle Get that kick,
Ten pinty toes:
His Law. . cry; but be
Crows vhile { sinR.
Now Jon know Ill about
Baby, the K'ng.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-09

PoRr MADISON. March I. 1880
Ed. lSIKLLIeEScER - Pinalors' l.
still juhilant. The crew Of Her N.jes.
ty's ship astsndsd to thei: daty - only
swell-discipiiDsd ship's crow can. The
ol6esrS courtssy. good breeding and
manners stand unsivs.ed. The Admiral
vss B psrfss representation Of one Of
Kngiand's titled lordA Buttercup was
piquant. Josepbins rang spleodidly.
Cousia Hebe and the sisssrs and the
cousins and ths snnts presented slto-
ssther such . piessso - u only seen
once il . lifetime on the boards d :
provincial opeSs house. Tso much
pesise cannot b bestowed on 4essrs.
Hoyls and Allen for the efficient nsn-
per in which they sjgged tbs good ship.
Not being . cSitie Of the elevated sci.
snce Il music, / caa ooly sAy that Il
sounded splendidly.
There vas . 4ull house. and 1must
return the tbsnxs Of the Pioafore troupe
for ths substantial cid that they rscsived
from the residents OF Seattle. Wiz esoe
over here % tho steamer J B Lily.
Owing to their arriving 20 late In the
sveoing W were unable to extend 70
them oil the eoussssiss that We coold
desire. and express or ssgssts asspcdr
inSiy. The Pisaises essaps, siiee .
vssk q % OF rehearsal. will make .
tssr Of the Sound. and Seattle, ] ~
isve, viii b the first placs st which
stbsy nil appess. ~
5 De q or ysssg frieuda. G. g.. ves
startled and very much frightened BY
Q ghost. which 30 declares issued from
. doorway. caused bis h0rss 70 shy, end
came very near breaking poor c. neck.
believe it vas oaly practical joke On
the part Of one OF our maidsns, with
whom 10 10 IN love.
TIE marriage Of Miss De Shaw and
NJ. Mckay was solemnized yesterday
evening ct the residence Of the father
Il the bride. Point Agate. by our pop.
ular pastor, Few. Chas. McDermoth.
The mill 10 running two-thirds time
All thssys1sls ere lying 1t the ahsrl
- yet. The crews II the Eerthwes'
and Tidal Wave were paid % on FRI
day. The Osklsnd will be ready X
sail for Shanghai 10 sbout Ten days.
More anon.
Yours. ExcxLsIoB.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-09

She may dreas in elk az dreos n aatin.
Lay know the Language. Greek or
Latin.
nay Xmas hne ART. may love ssd Sigh
But she asat 10 good Il she can make
pio.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-09

A peculiar vsloeip<ds l. ussd 90 the
railroad tracks IN Kansas By telegraph
repair~rs Il has swo wheels, Ike a
bicycle, which run ON ons tr.ck. and
over Which thu rider sta. while .
smallsr vhsel. fIe ts~adyins, tests On
the other ts.es. Twenty miles a
hour b psocsioablo With is.
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$4,000 600 OO0

fIeo nsrsrsf HfIioa nnHoys 4 sr>
RUoCuyGs To feses or rev w.
I'M ecss - mnrh mora Every RARW ~ -
laee LOT Owner EAST, WEST. ~ 49,
y isesYeaef- To fence iscarrr Psrn ~
70 o500. ard for . iGHm vuhes - ~ n
ol01. Wood fences sooa dreay. -
IRA y sthand- By ne~ inversioes.
0FKEL and IRON s-c to s.-p,sS -
rarnisaias better Cbeaper. and Lssup..-
The 3ssh Volume Of :,se Auerse.. -.
surase ts0e teO 500 bexianiar. vta 49,
mach Information about new E.srsns -
EngravingS Che Number for p.r
sa&rAvngs II DsrAef Fencing ssd - 49,
Ing matter. Seat postpaid ios IS esaal
a. 70 every one interested IN PENrurn...
. DARN, Of Village LOT, The 3sn -
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are times II nos hundret rnes n ,,,ps-
But. hessa.s the above impsrss.e s
Amsssoua Agricultural win give . vw
amoans Of Usefal, PraesSeaL Rsn,aa.
Iaieruaties-for the Faru. Tie Co.
snd HoaseAssa CChihdfen iselsapO-
SEQ Original Eagravi.u
musfraEin9 Loaor-nsias. Lassr Assvsss -
eAcea. Animah. Plants. Fr~iss and YisvmN
Du3dEhCS. a0dmany Other Piesares lauui,-s
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Cty, V1lenxc, spd CouneyY.
II soaaG1ae cxpsssres Of nuWDec,x -
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DouarA YIN Be Continued vigpruaa6. r. -
aScoe tAe AM0fcds 4sykrRsrfs $500 -
O0v (nocy. - matter be1 10y 60 -
efe taken: ahofor tie .SserioI l.Jev>aaaus ~
multitude Of pleasing sad usefrl Eausvin
vhacA Il (or Srrsls al Stasr siusihw Jbw1ua
TER tDostaes PreraiAs. -a1sgee ~
eeessA - Single hrmbeEs, IS cen.s. o.
oea only, Tor tuo Scent s,smpsJ
" Over 12oo Valuable Preni.u Arau,.,
and Books are offered {, those resfiae n g.
Premium List sens on receipt Of eeass p,,sr,
q GRANGE JUDD COMPANY, rshs..r<
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-09

Some years ago the father Of .
Harvard graduate Who bad heeo livins
ahsnad after taking his degree. end
spending freely. cus "a hia supplies.
The SIM. intc"s-ly indignant. opened .
vein. a'tdresstd biz father . letter fall
OF rsprOacheA written r. HE own blood.
and then allowed hs~selt 60 bleed 10
death.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-09

Too hundred families a Ph,la1.l-
ph's GU kers silt form q caioay e
1iaussata. on th~ Northern P.csa Rail
eood. ness srsiny.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-03-09

A sale BY auction Of : tract 81 land
hfty one BY thirty -ons mile. ia .r.a.
IN ksnsaa. h Ia b.. made b ssti.fv I
mortgage ai Is OF. coo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-14
COUNTY Lnllra,s nninn

'To TUE Parents and Gnardans' of iTSg RAJ,
c5mmu TTis' m9 ugd S the new school law ali
my Office before the rst day Of ' h, ISIS Med
a tnt!ag Of the available school fnni nc
apaIt to ms comfy by the state, rnnst hn Ne, sst
I bn tl'e on uay Of 'nsgs therefore YOU wii gae
at onep toyory1 IL Is hat stops should be taken
,p tIe enc That no child in Dali g nmtr
MAN e y n age should be deprived Of ,n
pIyi 1T fpp y blank can be had by S
Dorhood will organize tbemssiyo,' iety mel h.
wnn, unit at once, and each and evor ScrooI
t TUnA 'osel her harr oniouSy In the detsrn one
soh - asst IL building up the n1SlIn ma
'''''oi :! s'eh OF our county R. Il. PT RKttI ee
county Judge. Dallas q
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-14
THE DALLAS DAILY HERALD,
JERRE BLACK ON GARFIELD.

A Scathing Criticism ola speech MADE
by Garfield Several Years Ago
Home Thrusts ut the Pnritnni'
cal Yankee Crew by the Great
Pennsylvania Lawyer.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-14

Continued ON Third Poge
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-14
SECESSION A YANKEE PRODUCT.

this government was made.
They regarded it as mere commercial
machine, by which they could make such
"gayneful pilladge," if allowed to run it their
own way. When they were disappointed in
tional regulations of their trade, which the
common defense and general welfare made
necessary, they Immediately fell to plotting
the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the union. Before
1907 they organized conspiracy with the
British authorities in Canada for the erection
of New England into separate republic
under British protection. (See Carey 5
l"Olive Branch and the Henry correspond
ence). Not long afterward Joseph Quincy,
whose fidelity to the party which elected him
was never doubted, formally announced
in congress the intentlon of his state to
leave the union, "peseeably if she could,
| torcibly if she must" Their hatred OF the
union deepened, and their determination to
break II up grew tlercet, as the Independence
of the country became stronger. When the
war OF 1872 began they were virtually out Of
the union, and remained out during the whole
of that desperate struggle, not only refusing
all assistance to carry 1t on, but helping the
enemy in every possible way. 1t Was while
bHSlalu lHu htr tisu ltsl grasp on Tue throat
of the nation that the Hartford convention
wa: called to dismember it, and this, MIR.
jefferson says, they would have accomplished
but for the battle of New Orleans and the
peace Of Client John Quincy Adams, in
1889, and Abraham Lincoln, in lSl7, made
elaborate arguments in favor of the legal
right of state to go out. The late Adolf.
tonists did not attempt to conceal their ran
corous hostility to the union. "No union
with Shareholders was one of their watch.
words, sud down to the opening of the war
its estruetion was the avowed object of their
machinstions.
There is one conclusive proof of your
enmity to the union, and that is your unwa.
ywing opposition to the CONSTITUTE which
held the states together. You know as
well as | do how absurd it is to sup
pose that any man or party can
support the union, and at the same
time trample on the constitution; and you
certainly are not Ignorant that you and youI
Continued ON Third Pa-e
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-24
GADDONJA ITEMS
LADDoNIA, Mo-, June p, 1880.

LADDoNIA, Mo-, June p, 1880.
EDITOR LEDGER: The Laddonians
and surrounding neighborhood are
preparing for one of the largest cele-
brations On the 9Th of July, that has
eyer been held in the county. They
have selected the grounds three miles
south of Laddonia, between Mrs. Sean
lands and Mr.. Sam. Hale's, to hold
the celebration, and 1t is now being
put in order by the committee for
that purpose. A place will be pre-
pared for dancing, and those who wish
can engage in stripping the light fam
tastic toe" No political speeches
will be allowed, but some of the finest
old t~ime-honored orations will be de-
livered by the best orators of the
State. Miss Kate Wilder has con-
sented to read the Declaration Of In
dependence. This is generally a tire
some part of the Fourth, but when it
is read by her the audience will not
grow weary. A choir Of about twenty.
five singers will be present and en-
llven the day by singing patriotic
songs, glees, &c. Good Instruments
music will be had. Everyone shoule
cone prepared with their dinner, ant
10 have a good time. Would be glae
to see the "LEDGER man. present
Will furnish a full programme TO
next week. ANNIE LAURIE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-24
TRUSTEES SALE
Real Estate.
WHEREAS, Thomas d. Martin,

WHEREAS. Thomas b. Martin,
w and his wife. Martha A Martin,
by their certain deed of trust, dated
May LIST, eighteen hundred and
seventy-eight (187S), and recorded in
the recorders office of Audrain coun-
ty, state of Missouri, IN book IN" at
page one hundred and fifty nine
U59), of deeds of trust record. con
vcved to John W. Crigler, trustee,
the following described real estate,
situated in Audrain county, state OF
Missouri, to-wit
Lots five (5), six t6), sever az and
eight (S), in block twenty-three (23),
and lots II % and fourteen {14), in
block twenty-five (22), original town
of Martinsburg, to nave and to hold
the same with appearances in trust
to secur the payment of II certain
note Of two hundred and fifty and
twenty onc-hundreths dollars $3.50
20-l00)described in said deed of trust,
together with all interest due there
on said interest 10 be paid annually
as recitcd In deed of trust, and.
whereas, said deed of trust provides
that in case of failure to pay the
whole, or any part of said note when
the same becomes due and payable.
then the whole debt secured by said
deed of trust shall become due aud
payable, and the said deed shall ro-
main in full force: and, whereas, de-
fault has beenmade in payment of said
note and, whereas, the said John w,
Crigler refuses t." act as trustee; and.
whereas, by an order of the circuit
court of.aid Audrain county, made
on the 9th day of June, 1880, the un-
dersigned Sheriff was appointed
trustee to execute said trust in
place of the original trustee,
John w. Crigler now, therefore,
notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned, Sheriff and acting trus-
tee, at the request of the holder of
said note, will, in accordance with
the terms and conditions of said deed
Of trust, proceed to sell the real estate
therein described, at public vendue,
to the highest bidder for cash, at the
east front OF the court house in the
city Of Mexico, county of Apdrain,
State of Missouri, on
Saturday, the Sd day of July, 1880,
between the hours of 9 O'Clock in the
morning and 4 O'Clock in the evening
of said day, to satisfy the cost and
expenses Of executing this trust, in
Guiding compensation to the trustee
for his services, and next, whatever
may remain due and unpaid Gu said
note, aud the remainder to be paid
to said Martin or his legal representa-.
tives. II. GI.ASC0CK,
Sheriff Audra;n county, Mo-,
S-tds. Trustee,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-06-24
FROM DULY'S SCHOOL-HOUsE.

DULY SCHOOL HOUSE, June II, 80.
The weather is fine, and farmers
are busy planting corn. Quite a num-
Der of Young folks from this neighbor-
hood attended the dedication of the
Christian Church over on Littleby,
while others went to the big June
meeting near Stephens Store, Gala
way county. There is preaching at
Rising Sun Church every fourth Sat
urday and Sunday in each month by
ED. Hook. Hogs are selling in this
locality from $40 to $500 per hum
dred, and fat calves at 3 cents per
pound. We understand that w. O..
Johnson is talking of running for
Sheriff of this county. II Mr.. johnson
could be induced to run, he would,
We think, be elected and make a good
officer. George johnson recently
sold a No l. mich COW to Mr.. Railey
for $50, traded two dry cows to MI.
Turner of Mexico for a bran new
sewing machine, bought a fine new
buggy and a new suit of clothes the
other day, and goes to see his girl
every other Sunday. Well, we don't
know what George intends to do, but
he is certainly the happiest boy in
the neighborhood, for he can be heard
three quarters of a mile singing:
I'm Dreaming of her nightly. OF her form ST
young and fair,
And see her like a fairy dancing lightly on the
air"
The people in this part of the coun-
ty want John A. Hockaday for Gov
ernor, James Carroll for Secretary of
State, and Bob White for circuit
judge. BOURGEOIS.