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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27

D.
We desire 70 ask every tair.minded
reader Of The IStELLloEScER what they
would think were we 70 keep standing,
day after day, in our columns a lot OF para
graphs in which we should advise our Re-
publican friends to patronize or employ
nobody but Republicans. How would it
.look?show would it read To ask such a
question is to answer it. 1twould look
mean. narrow, bigoted, ploscriptiye and
intolerant. This would be the verdict Of
avery man in this community. There is
no city or town north Of Mason and Dix.
on's line where Republican paper would
dare to tender such advice to its readers.
IItis only in the intoIerant South, and only
| in Democratic newspapers, that such sdylcre
| d given to The people. Here, Tor instance,
| 10 specimen Of the advice which has been
given by the Ohsrlestoni(s., o. Nsrs and
Courier to itsreaders, andrepeated 70 to them lI
day alter day. adi bla ose1d bIs1s
Ii you want a porter, employla' Demo:
crat. -'-----
;. Ii you want'R driver employ a Demo-
11ffyJOuG want 4 waiter employ a Demo
,1fyou want a tailor, employ a Demo
crat. u q. aJDi llrAs'h leh-''55
Ii you want plastereF, employs Dem;
oGrst, rrf,sl ,,rpn-t, !iaw 2h, ~.
oefAt.y gail 50 'Ea hn'''-'''''''' 40,
= Ii you want gardener, employ a Dem
ocrat., I'D, gs.YIylnt rs I'll 81 a2r
i you want q shoemaker employ .
II YOU want beef, pork, mutton, &C.,
patronixe a1DemncrRt. 10 3D. ~ hs
! II you want Whitewater, employ o
| Democrat. 81. lilp y
II YOU want servant employ the
daughter OF Democrat. ~
II you want tinker, employ a Demo-
crat. Ia lis a'.f ttlscit a''u
ii you want a blacksmith, employ a
III you want any drayage done, employ a
Democrat. .'.
II you want bricklayer, employ .
Democrat. 70 ..''t''
IL you want a carpenter employ a
Democrat. iltiirHg I" 7N' -"
Ii you want painting done, employ q
Democrat. rniT"ygInl lh'". -"
II you want shaving or hair cutting
done, go:to Democratic barber: \
IL you want cook or Washerwoman,
employ the wife, daughter or sister oil a
Democrat. --.' , -
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NOR SALE-As VERY DESIRABLE
pINes To- Garln-rs, EuueFypen, Horiienltuflss
= yE,ic ~ dsnTe located on the Ohio river one
~, "a N NSupltvle, containing 10 acr's 20 poles,
frontage IIOxI 90 Iset. A tNo-sOry. frame dweinrg
inSariS newt canlgI ling 5 looms GOOD stable bna
HthCr mpIoTemenE. ThHs acres q the above son,
iiIinS WeIIi exec lent soft water. The seentTy hnd
tuifo,ildinIs tho finest in the Ohio Valley: EEiEe
lsg, terms accommodating. ApI y u ALESANDhK
BONE, tienerAl business Agent, 1871 MakeI auIss''
CrantIrs Block. OGtSL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27

IT IS suggested that Wade Hampton
should have initiated Senator ConklinR
in his Chicago speech, and, instead OIL
CURLY saying, "My address will be Colum'
bia, S. c., should have closed his note to
Mr.. Sherman in this way: ''...'
.. When naked what Stale hail from, VI = i-
My sole reply shall be-: 81 bNt r Ht
/ hall fIO a South Car ipa, .rf,. ry...,, %
'ailsl OF thelate Coz ftdeIacy. -,
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wonKnEN,s WAGES.


...Ig,J.u.i NJ Free Trade. III Tt- tA'
BosroN, October 9S,-Carroll D. Wright,
at the dinner Of the MerchaRts Club to-
night furnished the following table to
show the difference in wages paid in this
State and in England. Among the speak
ers at the dinner were Y, s. Senator
Dawes, ex. congressman Frost, President
OF the Wool Growers and Manufacturer
Association, and Col. Wight, The latter
read the following table Of stStistics:
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27

The wages in Germany, France and
Italy are still lower than those paid in
England, Forinstanre, in those countries
the following trades are paid the following
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27
SPECIAL NOTICES; 4
q GARD-

To all who me luEahng ispn ths Srrors and indl''
cretiOns Of youth, nsryOuI We4hHssI carly fseaX,
los Of manhood, DC. WIZ send recipe that WI
cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
vrs discovered "a nislunaT Ins South Annstiea.
sand a SeIl-addrussOl envelope y Tho REy, IosKfn
r IYvGT. Sia.ion d, Es,o York CUE. Ial2:NwE4M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27
TO ADVERTISERS.
), ftT GEO. P. ROwELI & cos -ai i'f
: SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEN sPAPERs. y

An advertiser who nd, UPWARDS Of s. 000 year,
and who invested less than s260.ot Il IN this Lsi,
writes: GYdur Select oAal List paid me better last
year THANyALIi THE OTHER ADVERTISING l
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IwEf1.SBuR0.'

Republican Aieeting+-Torci.liEht Pro.
eessIon-AnoihsE Alarm Of Rirc-Ihe
Gum Root Man Abont-ClosinE heetns
or the Campaign and Procession ON
Monday Eyoning, Noyemberls'. o. "a
|a a.- wRI1sBuRo, October 20.
Correspondence Of The IntellISeheer. W. III
Alarga audience assembled at the Court
House last evening to listen to Jacob
Kemple aud other distinguished speakers
who had been announced, The Garfield
and Arthur Marching Club, under the
Of Capt. 7. Q. Parks, was out in
full force and psraded the principal streets
prior to the meeting. The club never
made as fine an appearance as 1t did last
night They executed some new drills
very handsomely. considering that they
lad been instructed in them only once,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27

The relative cost OF living IN this coun.
try and in Europe is seen by the following
table OF quotations.:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-27
as TIAIE TABLE, 'oeoo
WhaslIna and Elm Grove Railroad.

The Wheeling anil Elm Grove 3. X. will run ~ i0l-
lows Cars Will start from each end Of lthAFoAd 1t $50
4. and regularly thereafter eyery ali:hoIu, until
n O'Clock, r NJ, except the following tips which
NJ On sundays tho $50 and ooA. d. ind eS0f ~
uIps TilI BE- omitted. hld rhvi, p pr su 81
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The comet., 1880-04-17

Our friend, Farror Morrison, Sheriff
and tax collector of the great county
of Kinds, had his first tilt with the
ineXorable Auditor last week. The
amount charged against him was
Sl6,2 80. He didn't dispute the ac-
count but proceeded to settle it to the
last cent. The Auditor expresses him
self as entirely satisfied with the set
tlement, and the gentlemen who have
charge of the books testify that Mr..
Morrison's papers were fixed up in
excellent style and were found correct
in every particular. This satisfactory
showing, the new Sheriff is willing
to concede, is attributable in a great
measure to the excellent clerical force
in his office, of whom Mr.. Ford Childs
is a leading operator. This we regard
as good start for the new admins
tration of the shrievalty of Kinds,
and it may be looked upon as guar
antee that the Sheriff means to con-
luct the office in manner which will
leave no room for suspicion, even on
the part of political or personal
,nemies.
The comet., 1880-04-17

"A colored man named Wesley Ruff
fin, who has been living in this CITY
for some years past, concluded that
he would try rural life for while,
and to that end rented place over in
Rankin county and made preparations
for farming. But when lie suggested
to his better-half his plans, she posi-
lively refused to take up her residence
in the country. Wesley struck on
new plan to force his wishes, and be-
gan to steal away his own children,
one at time, until he has succeeded
in securing three out of a possible four.
This is rather a noval way of bring
ing the wife to terms, but if the chill
dren play out, we would suggest to
Wesley that as a final resort he
should steal the old lady.
The comet., 1880-04-17

This beautiful and talented artistic
supported by a Metropolitan Compa
ny, will appear shortly in our city
and present to our citizens the beauti-
full and emotional and society dramas
entitled "Lady Challoner," the pres
ent reigning sensation of London, and
now being played at Haymarket
Theatre to crowded houses, and "a
True Woman Miss Herndon comes
to our city with one of the finest and
most complete companies travelling.
She is the acknowledged rival of
Janauschek, Davenport, Bowers, and
Morris, and our amusement loving
people are promised a rich treat.
The costumes worn by this Com
pany are the handiwork of Worth,
the Paris milliner, and are said to be
and magnificent. Miss Hern-
don is no stranger to our city, and on
the occasion of her appearance she
viii, no doubt, be greeted by her
many friends and admirers. We be-
speak a crowded house.
The comet., 1880-04-17
Tribute of Respect.
HALL WEST JACKSON FIRE Co. No. 1. !
April 18th, 1880,

HALL WEST JACKSON FIRE Co. No. 1.
April 18th, 1880.
Whereas. w. f. Coor Pender member
of West Jackson Fire Company No. l., has
been proyidentially removed from us by
death, and
Whereas. 1t is meet and proper that his
brother firemen should pay tribute of
respect to his memory, therefore be it
Resolved. That in the death of W. +.
COOr Pender, this company experienced
the loss of Jealous and efficient fireman,
and the community in which he lived,
moral and upright citizen in all the walks
of life.
Resolved. That to the surviving rela-
tiyes of the deceased. we tender our sim
cere sympathies in this. their bereavement
and bid them take comfort from the know
ledge of life well spent and well ended.
Resolved, That as token of our sorrow
this company wear the usual badge of
for thirty days.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes, and the city
papers be requested to publish the same,
and that copy be sent the family of our
brother.
HARR c. HULL,
REUBEN 4. CARPENTER.
Committee.
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The Opera,

A largo and fashionable audience
assembled at the Opera House on
Monday night to witness the Comic
Opera, the Pirates of Penzance, as
performed by the D'Oyly Carte Opera
Company. The music of the Opera
is quite pretty, and the company
rendered it in fine style. The burles-
que in itself we do not think equal to
Pinafore, and it is not likely to become
so popular. This is good one, and
every character well sustained. Miss
Laura Joyce, though suffering from an
attack of cold, assumed the character
of Ruth, and acquitted herself ad-
mirably.
We hope to have the pleasure of
seeing the Company again.
The comet., 1880-04-17
Ahe Largest Sale of Fine xyht.,,
Made In the NOuth ever

captain John G. Parker. who ba,
:charge OF the extensive Southern hns @
mess s,s OF Messrs. Gregory, STAGE g. % 70
OF St. Louis, has Just concluded . col, col.
OF hve hundred barrels of the q q e Ir-
ilngton " handmade sour mash Ron
ym Wanoon 10 our old friends, Messrs. A.
whia1a htJaro & Co., of this city. This
Stamny Stny Is manufactured by Gregory
oIhagg at their Arlington Distilierv
tkn Wn'cll Is situated only thirty feet from
otle ! lam famous O. F. G. Taylor Distillery.
a. ~ frankfort, Kentucky. The 40. f.
y. Iaylor" whisky is known all over
u Ghe Wor d, it being the finest of ali
bourbon Whiskies. 1t is the whisky
selected by the Surgeon-GeneraI of
Che United States army for hospital
use, which fact alone would guarantee
It's purity. 1t is probably the onIv
WHISKY manufactured in the Initial
states for which there is anv foreion
demand. E. HI. Taylor, Jr., will have
luli control of the Arlington Distillerv
ana VIII manufacture that brand mon
texactly the same plan that he has 50
1G 11GUhg used in the o. f. G. Distillerv
ms, OF course, is a full guarantee as
10 lts quality. 1t is a strict hand-made
sour mash fire copper whisky. and for
purify and general excellence stands
without peer. We congratulate Mes
'ls, u.s., q. Vaccaro q Co., upon their
3oou : fortune in securing the control of
,nls Justiy celebrated brand of whisky.
una as they have the exclusive con-
rol OF the brand for Tennessee we
predict for them large sales.-Mem-
'his Appeal. '
Our friend, Capt. E. III. Nall, a gen !
leman well and favorably known \
throughout Mississippi, is connected
nth the house of A. Vaccaro & Co..
nd will be happy to receive orders I
II this and other fine brands of ,
quors.
The comet., 1880-04-17
Gen erAI GrnMf

On Sunday night last, a large crowG
OF curious whites, excited darkies and
NOISY urchins assembled at the depot
IN west jackson, to await the arrival
Oh the North-bound train on the Chi
cago, st. Louis and New Orleans
railroad, attached to which was the
special car containing General Grant
ana his party who were en-route to
Vlcksburg, to enjoy the hospitalities
Oh The historic city. Upon the arrival
OF the train, the "nation's wards,n
who We're so largely in the majority,
began to climb over and push each
other for the first view of the "silent
man," who, after sometime, made his
appearance on the rear platform of the
sleeping car, and
stood like candidate taking peep,
Al the surging mass around him.
with the rest of the crowd we push
ed forward to hear anything the Gen
eral might have to say, but all we
could hear was the frequent exclama-
ton by the enthusiastic darkies of
"Here he!" "Dar hep "Whar he?n as
they pressed forward to shake hands
with the great traveller who stood
upon the platform of the car and
shook until they came very merry
the seven senses out of him,
then gracefully retired to the inside of
,he car, when the door was locked and
,he side show was over.
Those who were so fortunate as to ,
grasp the hand of the great man were {
'bjects of envy to crest of the crowd,
Who had to content themselves with
he fact that they had seen him, even 4
they had to forego the pleasure of a
the hem of his duster. I
Quite as large, if not a more enthu-
iastic crowd were at the depot on :,
londay night to get another glimpse
the lion as he returned from Vicks- g
urg on his way to Memphis. Bon
res were burning, cannons were :,
)oming and darkies were shouting
ON early twilight until the departure &
the train northward.
The General and his party, after
'tting off the train, repaired to the
dwards House to await the coming
the train to bear him away; but w
was not allowed to rest in quietude,
80 eager were the patriots to get at WI
m, that he was crowded out of the ~ t9y
tel into the sleeping car. tn
The more enthusiastic ones-the u'
.ored ladies--risked life and limb to S
within seeing distance, and while Of
shing with the rest of the rabble an,
heard one old cololed woman say in
n sister. "Chile, it's de truf fore de nm
rd, dat de white ladies of Vixburg, Y
t TUX Gineral Grants washing away 90
m de colored people and did it dey- ON
f." Another says, ~ has been to
kim for him for twenty years, and or or
l gwine to see him if I have to sha
NIB in dat kar; you heerd me, and on on
ies as well gin me chance to see Dor
father" ITC pEo
AIKEN altogether, the affair was our
ething on a grand scale, and will harl harl
lish food for talk among our color,
itizens for weeks to come.
The comet., 1880-04-17

iOred man by the name of Will
'eese, employed by Mr.. H. NJ.
ie'l from a roof of a gallery at
Piuence y of Mr.. Frank Spengler,
VI Jackson, ON wednesday last,
stained a serious cut in the
ne being senseless for some
was thought that bis Injuries
lesuit fatally, but he recovered
Fsness, and his wounds were at
to by DR.. Craft.
The comet., 1880-04-17

Young lady from the country very
cently asked the young gentle
Who escorted her to the Opera
Se, "if the house was too close,
not well-ventillated ?" He asked
reason for propounding such a
uOn, and she said, "Well, the
= men cannot stay inside long,
ay they have to go out after fresh
The comet., 1880-04-17
AFTER THE SURRENDER.
BY POTTER THE PRINTER.

l"Around the Campfire" appeared NO
long since, giving account of Toms deati
Dicks capture, and Sam, the servant
ABOUT to return home. The following i
intended to show Dicks return after In,
surrender.] "''' ""
God i'll heaven! Is this nv bome2 Ob
IN, what terrible fate !
where's the wife and children | parted
=, irom at the gate?
MY humble home in ruins! Weeds choke
W., up the walk, N' ''0'>'
"here wife and I've made many IL step
,,,, had many loving talk.
"hefe Is she now! Dead? Oh, God can
thought Pd SUFFERED for country's sake
1,,. THIS FILLS my cup of woe
I'VE seen the Stars and Bars 90 down,
w, Laced many storm of lead
mere the flower of the army fell. while
the south bewailed her dead.
I'VE seen friends and brothers fall. sulIer.
bleed and die '"''i'
ana carried them to their unmarked graves
without tear or sigh
l trusted all to Him above, and prayed, if
~, we were right, ~
Ihat our arms be blessed-thnt miuht ro-
:, turn. Defeats sad blight
Fell like pail 'pon our devoted lines
,, lelt me ONE hope in life
That i'll despair's dark enyclone I'd find
, ID home, children, wife.
Poor Tom! l envy you, who so noblv did
= your part
ou never felt the deep pain here, which
tells of II breaking heart:
'u' on on glory's field you laid down your
'of Knew the pangs which centre here, as
my soul yearns for my wife!
Ahd my little darlings! Oh, shall ever
ly children and their mother dear-alI IN
= ALL to me!
Ho GOES THERE? Pshaw! Pm not on
post! Whoever you are come near,
We just got home--(hOme?)-fr the war:
-, come, you needn't fear. ~ ~ Il
Vhy, Sam, old friend, can this be youp
thought you were dead
left you on the field, you know. boldno
poor Toms head.
nd you came out of that fearful storm
and made your way back here?
II, wish had died that day 1 would
not know this fear,
hat the wreck of my once happy home
;, now sadly in decay
els 5 IN warning mute that my treasures
nave passed away. Is n s. Il
1t It Il 81 # ~ II ~
W holu uocs lof tie pes, Mars. Dick
Try an keep up yO' heart
, bes' frien's heah on wealth mus make r
up DER minis to part. "
Lord saved you on de tiel, whar Death "
was wallin' rOun' "
THOUSANDS and hund'eds of good, brave t
men as dey lay on de groun'.
saved you fur a purpos', Mars. Dick
He'll show you some desc days N
ny He brought you heah to stan dis trial =
-Wondress am His ways!
ouldn't do much, Mars. Dick, but tho't
you'd like to see
had 'member'd yo' folks-'cause you
was good to me. =,
tut some rails round de graves, and =
planted some flowers, too: ~
d ebery day for de las year pas I've &
been t'inkin' bout you; ~
W you might come back some time, and
den you'd like to know
at yo' frien's hab done for you, and fur
dem dat's now laid low. Is # ~
ldah dey is, Mars. Dick, right by dat
bid you far'well, Mars. Dick; and Pm A;
shore you'll find it true
amt gwine to forgit you.' o'
The comet., 1880-04-17
Resolutions of Respect.
HALL CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA, BRANCH No. y,
Me-. Apt.il IIfh 1881

HALL CATHOLIC KNIGHTS OF
AMERICA, BRANCH No. y,
JACKSON, Mss, April 1lth, 1880.
In view of the loss we have sustained in
the decease of our Brother Knight, Patric
Giles, and of the heavy affection sustained
by those who were nearest and dearest to
him belt
Resolved, That il is only just tribute to
the memory of our departed Brother to say
that i'm regretting his removal from our
midst, we mourn for one who was in every
way worthy our respect and regard.
Resolved, That we tenderly eondOle with
the family Of our deceased Brother. in
their hour Of trial and afflictiOn, and de-
youtly commend them to the keeping of
Him who looks with pitying eye upon the
widowed and fatherless.
Resolved. That this heartfelt testimonial
of our sympathy and sorrow be forwarded
to the family Of our deceased Brother, and
that a copy be furnished the local papers,
the Louisville Catholic Advocate and that
the same be spread upon the minutes Of
our Association.
G. CUMMINGS,
A. ii. SPENGLER,
JOHN MCDONNELL.
Committee.
The comet., 1880-04-17

NEW GOODS FOR GENTLElfEN-
Our department of this line is better than
ever before, and the attention of gentlemen
is especially invited to our UNDERWEAR.
FANCY HALF-HOSE - KEEPS SHIRTS
NoBBY HANDERCHIEFS-eleg Scarfs
including the FAIRFAX and CLAUDENT.-
WHITE LAWN TIES.-COLoRED LAWN
TIES, our own Black Silk and Satin Cra-
vats, warranted not to crush, the new
Grenadine Tie, the coolest black cravat
worn, Linen Collars, Cuffs etc.
Especial attention is invited to our mag
nitcent line of fine Straw Hats and fine Fur
goods in new light cOlors.
ROBINSON, STEVENS IL Co.
The comet., 1880-04-17

The theater-going public of this city
VIII have an opportunity of enjoying
rare treat on the 22nd. inst, when
Mrs. Scott siddons will appear at the
Opera House. AS reader, Mrs. Sid
dons has no superiors and few equals,
and aside from her reputation in that
line, she is an elegant and attractive
lady in the private walks of life. Re-
served seats can be secured at Led
better's Drug Store, without extra
charge and we would advise all to
secure seats at once.
The comet., 1880-04-17

Ladies Aid Society of st. An
church are making prepara-
iOr a grand moonlight Garden
= " lake place at the Park, the
part of the present month. 1t
Oe under the direction of the
Who so successfully managed
se " Champetre lastspring, which
inclent guarantee that it will be
SAINT affair.
The comet., 1880-04-17

3D. Rohrbacher, Esq, formerly
Pfletor of the Washington Hotel,
KsOurg, Miss, was in Jackson dur
The week. John called on THE
Er, and subscribed for the paper
sent to his address, viz: Bitsche,
alne, Germany, where he will
q some months. We wish him
voyage
The comet., 1880-04-17

Ledbetter's Drug Store is rapidly
becoming popular resort for persons
IN need OF medicines and prescriptions.
lie is always ready and accommoda-
ung, and his customers are always
pleased with his treatment of them.
The comet., 1880-04-17

The various committees of the Fire
epartment, on May parade, will
bet at the Hall of Jackson Fire Co.
b |, on Monday night next, to make
fangements for the coming ami
rsarV,
The comet., 1880-04-17

'ie Is any class of people in the
" no can appreciate anything
'S the printers and our hand
Jung :. friend Tony Muller, of the
MULLER & Son, deeply rmpreg-
with this idea, favored THE
with a sample Of his excellent
Try Juleps, which were highly
.'eu and enjoyed by the force.
unanimous wish ofTHE COMET
s shadow may never grow
y ms Strawberry Julep crop
The comet., 1880-04-17

James Carin Esq, Merchant Tai
h has removed his establishment,
ID now holds forth on State street,
the rooms formerly occupied by
'nkens & Little, as law office.
The comet., 1880-04-17

The law card of Judge Bailey ap-
pears in THE COMET to-day. He is a
man OF mature years and ripe knowl-
cage Oh his profession, and will give
the most faithful attention to business
placed in his hands.
The comet., 1880-04-17

BUY YOUR GROCERIES oFFS AND
Make Money. First because YOU get
Superior article; and Second, at prices as
low as any House i'm the City. Our stock
is complete in every line; were bought to
the best advantage, and we mean to give
our customers the benefitin Price and QRd1-
ag.
We mean business. Call and try us.
Apr3-1m. ;. LEMLY d son,
The comet., 1880-04-17

'atrick Giles an old and respected
zen of this city, died on Saturday
BIT last, after an illness of only a
days. His funeral took place from
Catholic Church on Sunday after
N, and was attended by a large
curse of friends and relatives.
The comet., 1880-04-17

| He made "mash, and she gave
Inn photo. and her address. "When
be curtain rises, dear Charley, hold a
FOgramme up before your face, and l
|ill recognize you" Oh, you pirate
The comet., 1880-04-17

llessrs. f. B. & w. S. Hull are cree
Ping a Telephone line from the
stern Union Office to the business
ceof Col. e. Richardson. Col. Rich
son will also have a line to his res
lce. This will be a great conven-
no