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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

The SUMAc INDUsTRY.-Sumac
abounds in some part Of Virginia in
large Quantities and IS gathered by col
ored people from June to October, who
sell Il TO country merchants at so cts.
per hundred weight. The. merchants
sell 1t to the proprietors OF sumac mills,
here and elsewhere, where 1t is pulver-
-ized and prepared Tor Northern markets,
to be used in tanning and dyeing. The
gathering Of this article has of late be-
come so extensive that ]; may be re-
sarded as a new industry. Years ago
the virtue Of Virginia sumac was very
Iiuldkno vi rand consequently very little
was gathered; but when 1t was found to
he among the best in the world the de-
mand for il has steadily increased, so
much so that It is likely that before long
il will be cultivated. Last year one OF
The merchants IN Brunswick county
sbipped fifty tons 10 Petersburg. A col
cred hand can easily gather one hun
dred 10 one hundred and fifty pounds a
dav. Saturday is the busiest day for
merchants m The rural districts, and
then cUlored people can be seen coming
"a tho stores from morning until even
inc 40 dispose OF their sumae gathered
dnr;uo The week. Those that are too
noor Ia own oxen or horses carry 1t. II
Is nothing unusual for colored woman
10 carrv forty or fifty pounds at time
on her head considerable di~tance.-
Since The article grows Wild there are
no restrictions on the privilege OF gath
erine Il. but the colored people in gen.
ersI ask permission to do so.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

eS-It is vital principle in our sys-
TEN that neither fraud nor force must
be allowed to suhvert the rights Of the
people. When fraud, violence or an
competence control, the noblest con-
stilulions and w;sest laws are useless
Gen. Hancock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

a5-The general and State Govern
ments, each acting in ITS own sphere
without trenching upon the lawful ju-
risdiction Of the other, constitute the
Union. THIS Union, comprising Cen
eral Government with general powers,
and State Government with State pow
ers for purposes local to the States, is a
polity, the foundations Of which were
laid in the proloundest wisdom. Gen.
Hancock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

aapCeneral Buffers latest political
conandrum will go the rounds Of the
rommflx: III Grant could not be trusted
wislssithiFd term. Fow can the Republic
can psIrty be trusted with asixth term =
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

e9-Ii is only by FUN vote, free bal
lot, and lair count that The people can
rule in fact. as required BY the theory oil
our Government. Take this founda-
ton away and the whole structure falls.
Gen. Hancock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09
DIED..

At the residence Of her father, Jeremiah Da-
Wis, in the 9Th district, on Sunday morning last,
LYDIA, daughter Of above, in tue 18th year Of
her age.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

THE WORD "NEGRo."-The Stand
ard Bearer, edited by colOred man,
says:
We are afraid that some OF our read
ers among the colored people misunder-
stand the word NEGRO" as applied TO
their race, and one Of our correspondents
has made vigorous protest against our
use Of il. He probably considers it
Synonymous with "NIgger," a vulgar,
meafEag' ess epithet, that no people on
earth uscso frequently as the cOlored
people themselvesl au
TKaword "Negro" is the proper race
designation of the col red people in
America, and is rightly applied to the
defendants of the tribes along the coast
ofAfrica. The names our young friend
alludes to with so much pride were Az
ricaR, bnt- not negro. The word "Afri
can" has no relevancy as q race deSig-
nation any more than the word came
rican;" and American may be Esqui-
maux, Sioux or AnglO-Saxon, according
to the blood in his veins; and African
may be Egyptian, Moor or Negro for
the same reason, and we have never
thought the word African a properly
descriptive adjective when applied to
our race.
The term "Colored," while general
" used is rather meaningless, and strict
" speaking. the word Negro, with a
. big NJ is the only correct term. and
We see no improperly m using it. II is
neither low nor degrading, unless our se-
tons make il 80, and it IS open to no
more objection than the words Irish or
German. Our ancestors were negroes
and na more barbarous or uneiviIized
than the ancestors of the whites. and it
is onlya false idea of its meaning that
makes our people object 20 ITS use. IN
these days of fine phrases, it will be
well for Us to use the shorter and more
expressive term, American citizens Of
African descent"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

A5rAll classes Of our people must
share alike in the blessings ofthe Union
and are equally concerned in It's PerPe-
luiiy. and IN The proper administration
OF the public Affairs Gen. Hancock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

II you have q horse for sale, one package Of
ROoerts Horse Powders win improve his coDdi-
lion to the extent Of 10 per cent. IS Cents buys
. package. For sale BY Combs SPalding,
Leonardlown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09
Aug %, issOts.

ct. LOUIS GROUND BONE, ground very
- hne, warranted pure, Dr. Liebig's analysis
In good bags. Samples sent by mail
BOWEN & MERCER,
at - Exchange Place,
Baltimore.
Aug II, Iss0-Im.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

An Opportunity no One Can AiEcra TO Miss.
The fearful sacrifice in Summer clothing for
men and boys inaugurated July 2, 1880, still
continues at G. n. Oehm b Son, 23O W. Pratt
ST., extending through TO IS Hanover ST., Bal
timore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

AhA sedulous and scrupulous care OF
the public credit, together with wise
and economical mansgementoi our gov
ernmental expenditures, should De mann
tanned in order that labor may De light
Nv burdened, and that al persons may
be protected in their rights to the fruits
ofthpir own industry Gen. Hancock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

TmE CKnsgs ASP LEGrsLATTvE AP-
ponxa0aMgsr.-The census Of 1880,
wben completed. viii necessitate re-
vision Of the superintendent, not only
for members ol the House Of Represen-
aafires Of the United States. but also
Of the House of Delegates Of Maryland.
The constitution Of 1867 requires the
Governor, when officially notified Of the
popa'aiiOn Of the State as shown by the
censns, 10 ISSUE his proclamation sp-
poftiouing the number OF Delegates in
The nunse 10 which the several coun-
ties mall be found 10 be entitled accord
Inc ID population. The basis, as laid
dowh % sections 4 and 5. article IL OF
the Constitution, Is as follows: Each
county OF rs, O0J souls OF less, two Del
egatas: less than %, 900. three Dele
pate IS than 20, 900, fnur Delegates;
les tl.an IS 900. Eve Delegates, up
w1ft s., 1000, six Delegates. and no
mofS the three legislative districts OF
Bal xifv. six Delegates each, or
lIse mae nhanber as the largest county.
II IA |l d seen.by this that no county
e. spe lea than two nor more than
81 slsgstes. Al present Baltimore
eo43.f Is he only oae with ak Dele
eaieS Frederick county has ave, and
The total number of members Of the
EIua6s. OF Delegates is "a. II win pro-
aumnne months before the re-
Sc the census Is officially known,
/ but from unofficial reports il appears
that several Of the Eastern. Shore eOun-
ties, as Cecil. Kent, Queen Anne's.
Talbot aud Worcester. have increased
sufficiently in population 10 entitle them
TO one additional member each in the
House Of Delegates; Carroll, Anne
Arundel and Hartford may also receive
an addition Of one each TO its delegation
in the House. The show Is not so ia
vorsbIe from most of the other coun-
ties, and the large counties of Western
Maryland will probably not do more
than retain their legislative representa-
tom Baltimore city and county, haV-
ing already as large a representation as
they. can have under the constitution
as Il now stands, can derive no benefit
of that kind from increased population,
however great it may be-. 1t may also
be stated that il is hardly possible that
The Increase Of population m Baltimore
city and in some Of the counties, how
ever. considerable it may be, will give
the State OF Maryland another member
Of Congress. The present rate Of aP-
portionment for a member Of Congress
is about 13O, 900, and if the increase oil
population throughout the country should
enlarge the basis TO 100, 900 it will still
leave Maryland her present representa-
lion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

Will send their celebrated Eleclro-Y oltaie
Belts TO the afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speedy
cures guaranteed. They mean what they say
Write TO them without delay.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09
assIr elected I shall. with the DIvir

N5If elected I shall, with the Divine
favor, labor with what ability possess
to discharge my duties with fidelity, ac-
cordrng TO my convictions, and shall
take care to protect and defend the
MON, and to see thatthe laws be faith
fully and equally executed in all parts
of the country alike. Twill assume the
responsibility, fully sensible OF the fact
tina. to administer rightly the functions
OF government is TO discharge the most
sacred duty that can devolve upon an
American citizen.--Gen. Hancock.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

Poulterers and Farmers that are alive 10 their
interests ut this season Of the year giving their
chickens VI. b. Roberts Poultry Powders. il
makes them healthy and strong consequently val
liable for the fall trade. For sale by Combs 4
Spalding, Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09
ron sHERIFF.

Mpzrs. Editors-AnnOuaes In the RRAcox
Holm p FENWICK, Of LeonArdtown, as can
aisale cor the next SheriGalty and state that he
viii be supported b. q large body Of Wssmly
attached friends and By The masses Of the pec-
DIE. Sept .. lssO.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-09-09

For sale by
: COMBS & SPALDING. Druggists,
July /, Isso-3m LeOrardtOWH.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24
IPERIA lTEHs.
n24.3m

June ~, looUs
Editor OsAoE VALLEY BANEFR: AS your
correspondent is too busy this week to write
you, l would seod a few items which l trust
may be acceptable TO your numerous readers.
The family Of Mr.. Fred Hans OF 81. Louis
are here on a Yislt at Squire Ferguson's and
we learn Others from that city lntend TO
mako this place a summer resort. II seems
very suitable for such purpose # the people
would only strive to make 1t such. We are
removed from the vices which are too pre-.
valent 10 our Railroad towns, we but sell
dom have tramps and It is only occasionally
we see a person intoxicated In our streets.
The mos. OF our people ara moral religious
and arc 80 busy with their own affairs that
they have only time and inclination enough
10 attend TO their own business and wish the
welfare peace and prosperity Of all their
nOighbors.
-Wo greatly need a good hotel building
for tho accommodation of travellers and
visitors and such has been ia contemplation
for somo time.
-Messrs. Mark FAuchier and DR.. Moore
are onlsrging their buildings.
The wheat proves good, corn and fruit
ARE growing finely and there is every
prospect Of an abundant supply Of the good
things Of lite.
BRO. Lombar and family are still on a
visit at Forrest City, Milan. and ara greatly
enjoying themselves n the midst of the
beautiful aud vsried scenery around the far
famed falls Of Minuehahsh, bat by their
kind letters TO friends bore they are not for
geiful Of Miller county.
We soc but few In town now a days, all
are too busy in their harvest fields. This
speaks well for tho industry of:the country.
When you see Town surrounded with idle
gos'iping louugers, when all should be at
home and at work all will conclude that
neither the country por the people are much
account. Yours.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
U. y. LAND. QPFIoE, BooSvnLE. Mo.

U. 8. LAND.UFFIoE, BooNvnLE. Mo-
Juoe 18th, 1850.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has l,d notice OF bis intention
10 make iinal proof h support OF his claim,
and secure 9nal entry thereof; and thst said
proof will be made before the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Miller county sc his Office in
TuscumbiA, No., th, county seat OF said
county on Saturday he 2lst day of July,
1880, viz: Joseph i Stapp, homestead entry
No. 99lS, for the sonh bali OF northwest Or,
Section 2. township. IL, range Is, and be
names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence Upon and cultivation OF,
said tract, viz: Geo. A, Williams, I. N.
Robins, Benz. F. Sharp aud Owen X. Farley
all Of st. Elizabeth, Miller Co., No.
GUsTwg Rel HE Register.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspepsia.


PgTERsoN's MAGAZINE for July is on our
table ahead, IS usual. Every number of this
magazine has some special feature, and the
one, this month, IL an Illustrated article on
''Royal Beauties OF This Century," Among
other portraits given is one OF Louise. Queen
OF Prussia, mother Of the present German
Emperor. one OF the most beautiful women
that ever lived, il We may Judge from this
engraving. Then there Is n eolored fashion
plate; q colored pattern; numerous spirited
wood engrayings; designs In embroidery, and
a score or more OF the newest fashions Ia
dresses, hats, bonnIts, &e. The stories are
even better than usual, and that Is saying q
great deal. Among them are the opening
chapters of q powerful %novelet, "The Lost
Talisnan OF M1nte!uma," by u new contri-
buior, besihes othe' original tales, all by
Hrst-class AmerioaI writers. Tue price OF
Peterson Is but two dollars q year. In
clubs, six copies are sent for nine dollars,
with an extra copytor q year, as n premium,
10 the person getting up the club. Urques-
tionsbly Peterson is the cheapest, IS we'll
us the best" AS the publisher claims. Spec
mems are sent, grads, 10 persons wishing TO
get no clubs. AS 1 new volume begins with
the July number now Is q capital time To
suOscribe. Addres CHAs. j. Peterson, BOG
Chestnut street, Priladslphia, Pa.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24
no THE AFFLICTED.

To those afflicted with Chronic Sore Eyes /
offer a remedy hist will CURE them pOrma-
nently. l will GUARANTEE A CURE in every
casa of GRADUATED defamation of Chronic
Sore Eyes.
Write and give me q description Of your
case. and how long standing. l have certi-
RcAtes from many that / have cured.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
Send or come TO me without hesitation, and
tell yoar friends to come whether you have
the money or not, l will cure you.
HENRY VANH00SER,
Mt. PLEASANT, Mo.
For references address either George
Johnston, Ssm'l Johnston or Frank Skonks
Mt. Pleasant, Mo. m20 4w.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24
STRAY

Taken mp by s. II. some aud posted before
r. Yer Bryck J. p. u Equality township in
Miller county on the19th day Of May, 1850
the following described property, one dark
bay horse mule about IA hands high, about
three years old, with ascar on the right jaw
and rather an indis.inct girth mark on the
left side under the body and appraised at
($45.00 forty-6ve ddlars by A, Fulkssson,
ID. Cummings and R.Abbet.
RIVER BRYcK !. p.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24

james Cummings is selling in this coun-
~ Fords's patent window ventilstor. II Is
the only useful arrangement Of the: kind we
have ever seen. A sample is attached 10 a
window OF our office, which can be examined
by any oDe calling. II Is esp, cially necessary
for halls, court houses, churches, schools and
all residences. CT.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24

NOTICE OF INSTRUMENTATION.
Notice is hereby givln that Of the August
term 1880 OF the Mile county court a petit
tion OF the citizens ONT. Pleasant will he
presented 90 she Honorable Qourt praying for
the dIsineorperRtion OF said town.
Il. ii BRocKMAN and Others.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24
rIgHTEHIHG, FIRE, TORNADO.
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AoArSsr DANCE

The German Insurance Company Of Free
port, ILL.,, was established in 1865 and Ia rated
as'one Of the best Insurance Companies 10
America, as they insure principally :isolated
and Farm Property and take no large city
risks, thereby makingi II more ssfe for the far
mer, there can be no doubt as TO their safety
and soundness and As their premiums are 90
light no farmer or persons owning property
can afford to carry their own risks, neither
should they, when they can get insured with
a company who are ample able and reliable,
and do adjust their losses promptly.
r. YER BRYcK has been appointed as their
agent for S. w. Missouri and having a large
experience In. the business will write up your
application At time. Give him a cali on In
surance. n17-tf.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24

spring Hafdeh Semihafy, MiIitf Co, III.
The Annual Session OF the Spring Garden
School will commence on or about Sept. 9th,
1880, and continue ten months For psrticu-
lars address sUTToN 8 MoLEs, Locust
Mound, Millar county. Mo.
ug4. Am
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24

.! J! .: u: %. q: J: I: !; /! |: ]: !. 3! e. !! T.: T.. !: !:
~ cure. Pref Harris Iliuttfaicd
panpAiei sent frss On applltauoa.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24
Dry Goods &c,

A Large and newly selected stock of Dry
Goods Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Groceries
Drugs and Medicines Have been opened 81
s. Ii. HEREFoRD's,
IN DR.. G. M. BANDY's HOUSE,
MOUNT PHEASANT, MILLER CoUETT, NO.,
DR.. Bandy will be in attendance TO wait upon
his many friends, and will guarantee them the
beat Of goods at prices that defy composition.
All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken
In exchange.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24

The prize fighters, Goes and Ryan, met at
Golfers Station, w. Va, on June Ist, and
sfsor a stubborn aght Of IS rounds, lasting
one hour and q minutes, Ryan was declared
the victor,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24

Now that Kalloch aud Ksarnsy are loose
again. It's about time to spell the name OF
that afflicted state KallO' 1or.'n ey.-Phnadel.
p hiR Bulletin.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24

relieve the Baby Of Collie and induce slumber
is DR.. Bul's Baby Syrup. Price only 20
canta q bottle.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-06-24

-MnLlNERY:-No. 129 High ST., Jefferson
City, Misses CLARA MosNIa and ALICE
REEVES have pursbased the stock of Millinery
goods Of Mrs. holland, and now have = new
aud fresh supply, of the finest and latest styles
in the Millinery line. Persons visiting the
city will do we'll to call and examine their
large and we'll selected stock before purchss-
ing. We guarantee satisfaction. Orders
from tho country promptly attended TO.
62tf.1 MoEHI6 s. REEVES.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-19
THE RESOURCES OF NEBRASKA.
Chicago Tines.

SiAASuSo IllcS.
Nebraska lies on the highway between the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and in latitude
where, so far as the United States is concern
ed, the largest crops Of grain are produced
and industries Of all kinds are the most
remunerative. Three.fourths of its surface
consists of soil at once the most fertile and
the most easily cultivated. Its streams are
numerous and afford many valuable water
privileges. Its rainfall is increasing, and
agriculture is successfully carried on even
in the western part of the state, which has
been often described as fit only for the pastur-
age of cattle. Although this part Of Ne
braska is more fertile than was once sup
posed, the facts that it is less desirable for
farming than eastern part of the state,
and the further fact that it is abuudantly
supplied with buffalo grass, on which stock
can be pastured all winter, designate the
western portion as preeminenily the pasture.
ground Of America. Already nearly or
quite half million cattle are kept within
the state, and stockraising is rapidly on the
increase. The last wheat harvest, which
has been fully reported, amounted to l2,-
100000 bushels, and the corn crop to two
and half times that. The population has
doul led inside. Of ten years, and there is
plenty Of room for vastly increased num-
Der Of inhabitants. Only small part OF
the land held hy individuals is under cnlti.
vation, and the federal and state governments
and the railroad companies offer immigrants
some thirty million acres of land, either as
gif, or on easy terms.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-02-19
LATEST BY nA,L

New York. Feb. l7.-The Chicago, Bur
lineton and QliDcy railroad declares a
per cent. quarterly dividend.
jamestown, N. Y. Feb. l7-The large
summer hotel at Griffl.h's point, four miles
from here, burned this mprn,nr. Loss
$4,000; insured.
Atlanta, Feb. 1.-THE republican state
committee met to.day. The state conven.
ton Is called to meet here April2l to
choose delegates to the national con vention.
+ Chetopa. Kan. Feb. 17-Four p, ointment
men of the Miami Iudian na,inn passed
through here to-day, en- route to w .shine-
ton, where they go ,n demand ot the au-
thorities that their tribe he made c,iz ms
of the United States
Burlington, VT, Feb. IA fully attend
ed and harmonious republican Caucus TO.
night made unanimous choice Of an Ed
munds.Grant delegation 10 the state conven-
tion. The preferences Of the delegates are
for Edmunds, providing there is chance
for his nomination, otherwise for Grant.
The causus also adopted resolution indors.
ing q. q. Benedict as delegate at large TO
Chicago.
St. Louis, Feb. 1.-THE colored state
convention to oppose the exodus Of colored
people from Texas and 70 divert the emf
grafton movement, il possible, to the north
western part of the state, assembled yester.
day. Delegates from all parts of the state
were present, including many influential
men of the negro race, and deep interest was
manifested in the object.
Utica, N. Y, Feb. l7.-At the first as
sembly district of the Oneida republican
held, each claiming to have a majority of
duly elected delegates. One elected Roscoe
Conkling, Gordon Hacket and j. p Rich
ardson delegates to the Utica convention,
and the other elected Samuel S. Lowery, S.
a: Milard and N. A. Pierce delegates aud
adopted anti-third term resolutions.
Memphis, Feb l7-Sunday night Rcve-
nue. Officer Cooper captured still b.long.
ing TO Malcolm & HsskiEs in Henry coun-
ty. Tenn, pear the Kentucky line. The
officer aud four men were pursued by thirty
mnonshiners and took rcinge in bouse
uear where the capture WAS made. The
moonshiners guarded the house all night,
but fearing detection disappeared ~ day
light and the officers succeeded in bringing
the still into Paris. Tenn. Two thousand
gallons of beer were destroyed.
Cleveland, o., Feb. 17-There is consid :.
erable excitement among the Hebrew pro
pie here caused by ,elegrams from Evans.
Vile, Ind. asking the whereabouts Of B.
Landau nf this city, who is high officer
of The k.scler sh.r Barse|, which ia now
in annual session OF Evansville. Landau
left Cleveland for New York two weeks
ago, sincu which time nothing has been
heard from him and his friends fear foul
play, as he was in the habit of carrying
large sums OF money and considerable Jew.
elry on his person. He is respectable e
business man of this city.