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Noticc---D. Cartlwcl.
A. 3. Malomy, NJ. d., Philadelphia,
Pa, SAYS: "I find DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup excellent, having a ready sale
and rendering more satisfaction than
any cough syrup l have over Sold" 25
cents a bottle.
CoRRECTION.-By error the charades
for the benefit ofthc Monticello School
were announced to take place on Satur-
day. They will be given OH Fri
day the 10th instant. From the
known ability of the party in charge
the complete success of the entertain
mcnt is assured in advance.
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The panorama of the Book of Revc-
lations exhibited on Friday and Satur-
day was well attended and gave gcn-
cral satisfaction. The painting is very
good, and the representations of the
different subjects excellent. The ex-
hibition has received high commcnda-
ton wherever it has been presented.
TIE CONFEDERATE SURv1voRs.-Thc
following arc the gentlemen appoint
cd as the executive committee of the
Fairfield Association Of Confederate
Survivors, in accordance with n rcso-
luton passed at the last meeting:
Township No. 1, James X. Steven
son; 2, Thos. W. Bricc; 3, S. r..
Johnston; 4, d. II. Robertson; 5, N.
a. Pcay; 6, II. o. Duke; 7, J. d.
Curcton; 8, Joseph Gunncls; 9, Capt.
John Hinnant; 10, r. II. Jennings; !;
IL, ID. r. Elkin; ~, Jas. II. Harvey :;
II, W. II. Trapp; II, s. r. FAINT.
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DEATH OF CAPT. JOHN G.. HAGooD.-
After a short illness this cstimable
citizen died at his residence near Doko
last Sunday morning Of consumption.
Captain 11agood had been in feeble
health for moro than a year past, but
had been confined to the house only
for a few weeks. Last Saturday he
wrote a note to all acquaintance, in
which he stated that he was much bet
ter and would soon be sufficiently re-
covered to visit him. The next morn
ing his summons came. : His family of
wife, sons and daughters have lost q
kind and indulgcnt husband and faith
CT, and the community one of it's best
citiZcns. DAMoS.
CEDAR CREEK ITEMs.- For the last
three or four days we have had ah
abundance Of rain with considerable
hail. There has not been any damage
reported. Farmers arc busy getting
ready for planting, and some have
planted corn. Tho grain continues to
look nourishing.
We agree with the balance of the
county as to having the nominations
as early as June. Let's waituntil the
crops are laid by. We can't work
two crops at once, and as the candi-
date crop promises to be abundant We
we would be surc@to get in the grass if
VIC lave an early campaign. We
know some men that will not pay
much attention to politics in the crop
season, and, more, a'campaign is not
worth cent without barbecue now
and then, and we have not pig or n
lamb that would make hash worth
much. eve think heap Of hash.)
Mrs. Nancy Brown, consort of Mr..
Wr,. a. Brown, died short time ago.
She was an aged and estimable lady.
We killed small rattlc-snake of the
large species n few days ago. 1t had
one rattle and button. This is very
rare snake IN this part of the county.
1t is reported that there is mad
dog OH the rampage in tho neighbor-
hood of the poor house. Several dogs
arc reported bitten recently.
Tho late frosts did not kill much if
any of the fruit crop, and ifwc have
no more we have tho promise Of an
abundant fruit crop.
CEDAR CREEK.
April 7, 1880.