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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-13
coin Hill STOREY CO. NEVADA
SALOONS.

CAPITAL
BILLIARD SALOON,
MAIN STREET. GOLD nILL
Just above the vsssy Houss.
@. KNOS ......... ProI9ietor.
CHoloEsr WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS,
~ etc. sto.
the BEST BILLIARD TABLEs
Two comfortable oiab.Rooms.
Finest and most popuise Saloon In Gold HUI
calI and inspect the hospltalities. Ism
FASHION SALOON.
CHRIS. wEIDEMAEH PROPRIETOR.
Main Street, 80. Gold Hill,
Opposite the Nxws ofnos.
uHrs oLp.HsrApLIsHsp AND POPULAR
i resort 10 still the fayorite. Comfort and
sport combined. The patrons OF The house VIII
always md the best brands Of
BRANDY, WHISKY,
ALE, PORTER, LAGER,
WINES OF ALL KINDS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC.
TWO FINE BILLIARD TABLES.
GIBS0N'S SALOON,
MAIN sTnKkr-...-....-..-.GOL HILL
E,INE WINES. LIQUORS. HTo.. ITc-
orARD BRANDY.
OLD BOURBON.
CHAMPAGNE,
PORT AND
WHITE WINES
AND OTHER GENUINE LIQUORS.
On W. DC. Gibson. Prepri...y.
COMST0CK EXCHANGE,
No. 8Uo Main Street, Gold Hin,
topposits the Nrws onics.)
At THIS POPULAR PLACE OF RESORT
"A can bs found select stock OF choice
Wines, Liquors, Ale, Porter
AND CIGARS.
Also. the only BILLIARD TABLES in town
at to play on.
nj T. K. FlNCh, AGENT
BANK EXCHANGE,
In Msynard's Block,
MAIN sTaEET :. GOLD MILL.
A FIRsr.CLAss SALOON IN EVERY
"A respect, - well - general resort Tor pns''
ness men.
TIE BAR 10 stocked with the best brands Of
wINLs, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
s r. r. MCKINNEY, Proprietor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-13

sro. II. Every person or nrm engaged In
the business Of keeping daguerrean or photo.
graphic gallery. or In painting portf.ils or
miniatures. shall pay. quarterly, for Q license
10 carry on the rame, according to his, her, or
Their average monthly sales or receipts, % In
the following schedule:
Hrst Clars-Monthly saies'or receipts eight
hundred dollars or over, quarterly license, ten
dollars.
second Clsss-Monthly sales or receipts
under eight hundred dollars, quarterly llesnse'
ave dollars.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1880-01-13

sro. II. Every person, nrm, association. or
corporation engaged In carrying on the busi.
ness OF sseaying ores or precious metals shall
pay, quarterly, for Q license TO carry on the
same, according TO his or their ayerags monthly
business or receipts, - In the following
schedule:
First Glass Monthly business or receipts
ave hundred dollars OF over, quartsrly license,
second Cisss-Monthly business or receipts
two hunded and nfty dollars or over and
under Ave hundred dollars, quarterly license,
twenty dolla,s.
Third Clsa-Monthly business or receipts
under two hundred and my dollars. quarterly
llcenss ton dollars.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11

The New Orleans States is still engaged in
urging the call Of an extra Session of the Leg.
isa,ure, and declares most emphatcaly tina,
the peace and order of the State will lie on.
dnnsered and anarchy will prevail If the Gov.
crnor fail, 10 do So.
II is doubtless ve;y true under the compIi,
cation Of affairs rela'ivc To the ciry government
that such will te the case in New Orleans
but we see no snch threatened danger To the
parishes. The condition of the city NAV i'm.
Pcratively demand an extra session. but the
city papers are not agreed that such Is the
fact, while the States, and others who urge the
extra session, have no assurance tina: all the
evils complained ol wi be yemc,lied 10y the
extra session. Ii, as the States asserts, a ma
Jori,y Of the Legislature are cmruptable, aud
were under the control Of mono,oli,ts during
the first session, the fewer SESSIONS they are al
lowed To hold during their term of Office the
better it will be for both State and CITY.
The fac, is, the Legislature ,quandercd it,
first session, in which it had such vast
amount Of work to perform, in quarreIins over
tue lottery question without accomplishing any
good whatever, and it is not likely tina, il will
accomplish tina, work within the time al
lowed for an extra session.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11

II does appear I" us that some Of the Re,
publican papers oi this state resort TO the most
absurd and contradictory methods Of argu.
inent that could Ice imagined Ia one col.
unhn they attempt Ia fire the hearts of eA.
Confederate soldiers and enb,,er them
against Hancoc., by reminding them that he
was one OF tie most successful and dis
uuctive enemies they had to meet on the battle
heid, as though We had not buried the issue
"i the war and did not always admire our
brave ioe' on the battle field; and in another
column they argue that Hancock ,bnulJ
ftuphue1ce ssy TINT ne Is r. s,rrfnrn,r HI.
d'da'e, represen ing the secession, rebel e,e
rneht Of fhe south, and that his eIcc,iuu will
endanger the safety of the union; AMI at the
same time try TO persuade this same element,
that they are supporting for the presidency
one OF their bitteTest enemies. The aI,sur,ll,y
and Inconsistency Of their argument are too
apparent to produce any effect upon any sen,
s'blc man. We all know that Gen. Hancock
led brave men agains; us during the war
aud that they killed many of our brave bows
but we killed them ,ro; still we admired and
yet admire them and him fo- their .our,oe;
and we are going to vote for him for TIN, rea
son and because he is a statesman of the
Pures, type.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11

One of me best document, Of The. ,au,r,i~r
that we have seen, in nn open letter from Cot.
John Dung, Of Homer, to Franklin Thomas.
Esq, independent catdila,e Tor congress,
winch was published in the Cliabornr GuaI
dian ct las, week. We would have repro.
duced II bat for wan, Of space. 1t Is couc!,ed
III chasie and courteous lan2uage, bat every
word /. white hot coal upon the head of the
iHdri'enden, aspirant fo- sres,ianai honor>:
Is the expression of the scntimcm, of every
true Democrat ia the District and Il inst and
fitting rebuhe 10 Mr.. Thomas aud all such
inalcontents.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
l,UtGE>>lUN OF HENRY Bh.LDEN,
y iECEA>ED.
sac az Ina.>iiua Parish o: Ric!.land,
Oh. N.s,s.o; CoG...

Sac III L"a.>ilua Parish o: Ricland,
Oh. N.s'..e; Cou.:.
BY s.rue al AN order al sale issued from
the 18th JuiIcii. Distinct Court, IN III" above
srccr->. "a. Cnnmand;ng the. "a r Of tie. en,i!,.
property Thereof | viii rfIrr for sale Il, pubilc
auction AT the court house door. on
u ,d,c'joy .c.oJU iac Iaih. Il d.. l>s0,
to the .F>i aud highc>, bidder the f., lowing
do>c"'rt properly. c"anl' ,inS the entire prop
cry ii sti Succession. tu-wit:
One lot Of ground adjoining and on the
east side Of The town q; kay,Ilc. La. Iy!n.
due south oi 10, no. Une al " iliian. aidr,,on
To kayvilIe La, cun,uienriu. at tie south end
Of said lot aud running buck south to the
dividing line between MIS-. Mary d. Brokers
aud the succession al i'lI.s. WI.iiarn., decea..
rd, AID beng three hundred feet ~ I,ir thee
tire length from east - west: .7I ut b-it,p
$50 - - ~ -.
-.-....1.''-irii-or.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
ShcriH's Sale.

w +. Rnso q Co, State Of Louisiana.
Ne 90. vs. Parish If Rrhland,
High l.. Sutherland 9TH Dist. Court.
Di vi,rue of u writ of ii tn. issued iron,
ID the Honorable 9Th District Court in AMI
i"r the parish Of EmhIand, State Of Louisiana.
in the above cn,ied and numbered suit. AMI
70 me directed. have seized aud will oiir,
for sale, al public auction before the CONT
house door, IA the town OF Rayville, SAIL
parish aud state, ON
saturday, he lsih day Of September.
1880,
10 the las; aud highest bidder, the following
described real property to Wit;
The undivided half interest in the south
narrow snip north of the Lake, south eat
quarter of section thirty two (32.) south half
of tie north yves, quarter, and the south west
quarter ana >o"'h iaii al the south east quar-
Ic,, and rs much al ne cas, hail of the M, b
laif If the south ca, quarter. as lies east OF
= linc whf,,c c,,r-r j. north easterly, and nuns
f,uu the centre OF III south east quarter uf
SECTION th,ry-ihrcc (3i) To Bruf River, and
containing" inr'y seven tiD acres, all II sec
ri"fI thirty 'h,rc l':,) all "f src:nn tnriy four
(3I) lynn. west al Euuf River, containing
eighty INN" (':p acres al! IN township sevrn-
teen 90, Ia ige six ~ east all 81 section
thrrc % We, Of Bard River: containing one
hundred ami ,wen,y~eisi Il 6O>lW U2'.
Gn-IuO) aud the cas-, hail ot the north ra'
quarter of section four ti) township sixteen
Nt) Eauce ~ % east, situated in the Pan,'
Ul Rrhlard State "f Louisiana Seizrd n
the property OF Hugh !. Sutherland, and will
he Sold to sa'l-y SAID ii. ia. and all costs.
Term, nf ssi.--cash, with the benefit #
appIaiscncnt
LEN SCOTT,
Shcrill office, RayviIe La, Shenh
AM. Ii, i 40 Ut.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
ORDINATE No =
ELI All SCOTT.
Pres. FRO Ten.
JNo. :. SUMMEaLlS,

Be IT ordained by the Police JuIy. That
Newt. iarbrough be and he i, hereby ap-
pointed Overscer of the roaG Ieadins from
Cheeks Terry To wheG it lnicrsect. the Raw
VILE road at the Stvrrs place, and that h.
have all the hands On the Winter place, Wells
place, Cherry Bluff place. aud all other hand,
on the line Of sand road not Otherwise apl,un-
pria'e'l- aud that said hands be- rrquired L.
build bridges and do such other wo.i: a, nac
he necessary for the improvement of the read.
Adopted Sept. 9Th, 1850.
ELIJAH sort.
P.cs. Pr Tenn.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
CENTRAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Clinton, Kinds County,
Mississippi.

IT," lvc"'v Eighth t"lleri1'" y,arof ,l,,
Institution II b';,u luc,iay, September
Nlt.
id,an'ag.>.- fnnls limited IN numl.r
bat sufficient ,o 'urnIsh al the stimulus found
m III" iai -r>t schools without their loss of p.r.
Son"i attention Superior Educational facili>
tn ~ H. extensive Cabinet "i Natural iI.,,.
~ Specimens. il, Ibrarr- aud ~ Appara-
t">: Faculty most carefully selected and under
the direction at Professional Educators Of long
and - rrs>'u! sicTiencc; Rigid aud El,va.
ted C"mr-r> of study comparable to the best
~ The ~. Expense, .rcesdi1riy modrr,
ate when the q"aHtdy anl q"afiy OF the re.
u.rn> made. are property estimated.
For idi Information send 10 DIR. " alter
Hilnian for Catalogue.
ROBr kELLS.
President vi l,vari Trustees
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11

TAX ON EDiroR.-Thc 81, Helena Gazette,
thus reiers To the outrageous imposition OF a
license tax on editors:
"For the first time in the history of this
country license tax i now imposed upon eds
tors. Our police jury determined not to be
ou'done by their portotype, the Legislature,
have followed suit and imposed n similar tax.
The saFif upon: wood pulp. which enters large
ly into the composition Of paper, shows con-
ciusiveiy that our Legislators are determined 70
levy tax upon education, knowledge li,era-
tase, aud to mazzle the pubic pre.s il pos.
sible."
We have heretofore treated this con,e,ppti.
BILE outrage upon the reading public with 81
lieut. con,emp,; bu, We probably have done
wrong in nos Informing our readers of the fact.
The fitting title to this act would have been
IAN act to suppress the newspaper We are
glad to inform the public tia, our police Jury
Is composed Of men Of too much intelli.
gence aud public spirit to follow the example
at the Stale legislature.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
- go

Mr.. Garfield is no, charged with corruption
ia the Credit Mobiilier and DEC oyer pave
ment matter. He was charged, vas tried.
and was convicted. He was no, scrtcnced
He - convict, not in the peniren iafy, no, AT
hard labor Tor the county, not in the common
p,il--iui, nevertheless. a convic: aud a candi
date for the presidency Selma .irgus.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
THE BOSS COFFEE POT"

The nudor lsnel. who la, the soc right 10
g. The Eaxs Coffee Pot in RicI.
iaui lr4l-L. takes Tins method al Informing
IT.. public Il ~ u wit be found on sale in the
sores at Rayvile. Delhi. Girard and Alto. ~
we'll ~ at ms residence. Its superiority and
rheapncss Will recommend it to all who SEQ
IL. aud having once used il no one will want
any other coffee pot. Be- sure 70 ask your
merchant for The Boss when you wish to
purchase a coffee rot
ELIJAH MCDONALD
Rayville Ia. May -, lSaO.-3ms.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
SF Cp\(oRpIA

Governor Wilt arnvrd in New Or,cau,
last saturday from his long vi,i, to the North
and West, and was welcomed home viii,
considerable demonstration, being met Is tie
prominent officer and citizens, while the Louis
ANA f.e!d Artillery fired seventeen cIn,. H..
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11

b'or E'0. Lo:-For ,rilrrin. hnu.au
dr>lr" tiu- >la',ni"ui published. have nrcn
i"r l'ir last three years aliiIc'rd WTh II c,u-,t
"u tie back ct IA! hand, wInch caused ma, lo
suffer much pam and misery; applied Ia
pE. CAEH, of farurrvil,c, AMI AN laIIy To
>Iy TIA, M nro!r Of Treatment proved IL sue
cess. inr ! ii" consider IhaI the cnnccr D., dead
L. all mirn'> aud purposes The cancer i
mos u. the O..icc OF Dr. Burch Il Farmervil..
~. \. J. iiARrLtY.
Famer,ilt. La. Juiy, 2U,h 1850.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
Notice to Tx Payers.
Horse Thieves.

Oar cliiZens will do well 10 carefully scru.
hniIe every stranger passing through the par.
i>h. Horse stealing by regularly organized
clan Is undoubtedly being actively carried
on, IN our own parish and in the adjacent
counties Of Arkansas IF our people are on
the alert they will not only project their own
property. but can enable ether, to recover
any That Is stolen which i carried through
Our Iarish.-Formcrr,M Go-eiis.
Several animals have disappeared from thu
parish recently. aud 'ne Impression. prevails
that regular Inc of horse thieves ha, been
established between this section and some
!Oiui III Arkansas, over WIN ia hOrses and
mules stolen IA cach State are transferred
from one State to the other. Let the people b..
o. the qn TIRE and they will very probably
succce! Ia detecting liz .Ac!.e.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11

OEUIN. iNCE NO. 1.

Be it ordained by the Police Jury OF the
Parish If Richlan', Tia, l.. VI Lander, l.-
and he i hereby appointed over>cer in place
hands appropriated 10 said real AZ the June
term, and that said hands he required To- b,,,r,l
bridges AMI do Other such WORT a. necessary
tor the improvement ui the road.
Adopted Sept G;h 1850.
ELIJAH SCOTT,
Pres. 10 Ten.
JNu : STuNEylIy
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11

Va" can buy any thing you want Al very
iOw profit al J. II. MrCork.e & Co.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
HAMBURG HIGH SCHOOL,
Hamburg ArkaNsae,

Thi- araieny. for Loh Sees ha- acl ..y-d
icPu alton Tor thorough discipline and sound
scholarship surpassed 10y none.
The fourth >ciula,rir year cf his ~cHn'i. tli.
der the sam" management. Will begin 90
MONDAY, September l3tL. 1880.
Oar iaciiI'i"- for tie genuine worth of clu-
ca'.nn are very great: l"ng experience, fla"
house. rlc-ant turui'Gre, new liauOs and
IA icialI gable energy.
Two Hundred and Fifteen Dollars. half
PAID on en- c,iu., aud the other IN Echua ~
lA~l. VIII pay all school expense for one v.1r
excerpt IA muse iuPIi>-ih the hon>e Of the
Undersigned. Who Will ~ a, teacher Of Oiler
L. ali entrusted 10 hi, care
oher particulars IN ci'culaIs, sent on ap-
Piita,om to,
b. E. L. con NERLY.
Principal
Aug lIih 1850.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11

Daniel Weaver State OF Louisiana,
No lnJ vs. par.ii ri h.chlatd,
Il AZ MyrIck 9TH Dit, Count
Is virtue Of Il WI, of ii. ia. i>-ucd iom the
llrul IN bI>ttrt Court, IA aud tor the Parish
ol Eichiaud. State oi Loni,anr, IN the above
cnti,ie and numhcr,'L SAT-. and To me IiIrcicd
have seized ard will u:ier Tor sale, AT pubic
auc,inn ~ the conr, house door, un
saturday, Tie 2nd day Of October,
1850,
T. the ,nsr and highest bidder the following
described property to-Mr:
TIE undivided one half interest in the
<outl east quarter "i nUfih east quarter. ca,l
"'''' i'' - - a ...,...i..r
south W, II qua !lcr. >r,iIci 81, township -
moth rai- - .a>i. containing IN the a..rr>
-t'r "rt acres tn"r. or les, Together " .ili one
half the rent aud revenues If the ;i"irsaii
land 'rr wi,p'r = The north est qua ,.t. -re-
non, ar' -..u'i cT-i quarter "i LrNh vet
quarter. ci.1m -. township l., nouh r'u.,
>IN ta~', cont, ulu. -'t ~ .c, NOR, 81 l..--
seized II tne pou."ry Ct y. MN'ck. al. va.
be- sid o. -g't-N SAL ii fl. aud al costs
Ic'n,- Il ,aio--cash with u.c h,neLt ol
appIaiscnc.t.
LEM SCOTT,
Sheriff. 0iIicr. Rayvillc, La Sheriff
AuI : Il lS>U-.t
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11

Abe ih"m.o" State OF Louisiana,
No. 5.'I. Parish of Erhiand.
En- Wi>ncr. 9TH Di,,. Court.
Nv virtue oi a writ Of II ia. issued from the
ilunl. 9th Dist. Court. IN ami for the Parish OF
Richland, STATE OF Louisanua, ia the above en-
titled AMI numbered ~ui,, aud To- me DirccirI
| have ,c,zrd and will otrr tor sale III public
apc;i ~ We fore HE co,nt house door IN the town
at Eayv,Il.,, sand parish aud state, on
Saturday, ne 2"d doy y october,
.........---.-. r--... &C., ,ISSp.
ilI" Undivided one i.-,,,i, t,rrr--, -, ,h..
w,si half II south w">t quarter, south casi
quarter, section II, and south ca>, quarter ot
south cast quarter, al section Ii. aLl east
nIt 81 norm ra>t quarter, and south west
V"ari r "i uoTh east quarter. and south EAST
qrHi'"r a. sUn''i ra>t quarter. and west half
80 ~oHlh east IuHricr. an,i south east quarter
a h"i.h wei Gui,ier, and east halt ct ,'nfii
wet qtiilrr. AMI south west quarter al >,uih
west v1attrf, section | I. township H.. range
= east: seized ~ lhc property Of L. \ Wis
mc', nj VII. he sold 10 satisfy SAID Ii. Ia. and
air costs
Terms oi salc--casli iih the benefit Of aI.
PihiscIncut.
LEM SCOTT,
sheriff Office, IayviIic, La. Sheriff.
Nag. 2I>t IS>u.-.I
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
10. y. II NNtILIN,
riI.
ORDINANCE NO. i.

Be- it ord'ined b. the Police Jury Of the
Parish of Richiand. That Jno. r ElaarI,
he and hc IL hereby appointed o,rf-,cr e.
the ROAD from ia" c"incr ct }. !. S.rVrrt,
field To where II in'crc the roii from
Cheeks terry to Ra,vi,le ana have me hands
on Mrs. Edwards al, Mr.. l. 'hrum ~ ,cc,.
aud that said hands be required 10 bmid
bridge, aud do such ether work IL m1v Toe
necessary for the improvement Of tie r"g,l
BE II further ordained, That al 9th, + ,r.li
nance IA conflict with 'h> ordnance lie an /
tnc same arr. hereby repealed.
Adopted Sept. t,h, 1854.
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Pre-. Pro 'l'rm.


Clerk
The following claims were presented and
allowed
J. l. Stokes. assessor, So =
]. j. Vaughan. printing blanks, 3uu
Jno =. SnnmeTlin, serving
commission Il O. .5p1
Mrs.. VI S'a'hair, feeding prisoners, 300
l.. Scott, sIrriti pd bll >iirii;i Ouachra $50
l.. Scott, sheriff salary 10 1t iuly. 1000
l.. Scott sheriff transporting prisoners, 300
l.. Scott, sheriff Jaiior lees 3md ar, "5np
+. e.. Hudson, Dit. Attorney fec, 1900
Wiley J.. Manaiam. } II. fees, 80
Myrick, J. =. fees. amt clrimcl
ii -, allowed, a62
j. ". Sim'n>, repairing eiera o'ii.e. 81 %
Making total of i2-1.UJ
Adopted Sept. 9TH. 1850.
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Pres. PRO Tcm.
JSo. s. SuMNERLIS,
Clerk
On motion the board Adjourned sine de.
ELIJAH SCOTT.
Pres. Pro lem.
JNo. S. SUNMERLIS.
Clerk.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
ATTENTION FARMERS.

r,,'' fn',',n he ',rI '..-i. ."- o.....s
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
SheriiI'S Sale.

AGI 1880 If.
Richland beacon., 1880-09-11
W u NSt,tN)D.

SpccIai Constable,
III Ward Ech.and Parish Let.
SNn 90.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-11
TOWN AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. March Ii, ... 1880.

TERMS OF The NEWS AND HERALD.
--Tri-weckly edition, four dollars per-
a,,nat7n, in advance; weekly edition,
two dollars and fifty cents per aas1,,ta,,
in advance. Liberal discount to clubs
of five and upwards.
RATES OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dollar
per inch for the first insertion, D nd
fifty cents per inch for each subscq ,ent
insertion. These rates apply .to.ail adj
vcrtisements, Of whatever natU &c, ,;ail1
arc payable strictly in advance. Con-
tracts for three, six or twelve months
made on very liberal terms. Tran
sicnt local notices, fifteen cents por
line for the first insertion and seven
and onc-half cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes of respect charged as adver-
tiscments. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
All communications, Of whatsoever
nature, should he addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company1
Winnsboro, S. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-11
CEDA1s GREEK ITEMS.
Tho Fonce Law--Tho Greenback Movement
Local Intelligence.

Tho Fonce IIaw--Tho Grecnback Movement
Local Intelligence.
1t seems that tho fence-law question
will never get settled in our country.
We all thought that the election in last
December settled it for good, but the
Legislature saw us and went two bet
ter;|ahd we arc not going to call 'cm,
although wemust say we in this be-
nighted land of pines and lightwood-
knots don't begin to understand how
the thing is done. The law says leave
/ it to the people whether or not they
want it. Weunderstand that, aud we
said we didn't want it.. But here
comes the Legislature and cuts off a
part of Township No. s and makes
them 60 in anyhow, after they said
they did not want it. And the fury Of
the thing is that we knew nothing
about it until wo saw it in the news-
papers, Notwithstanding the promise
of one of our Legislators to INFORM us
If any petition should come to them,
so rs to give all the people hearing.
There is q considerable. amount of
cuss-words going the rounds in consc-
quence. But we would not bc at all
surprised to hear that Simpsons Turn
Out was Incorporated, rs this is an age
of wonders.
We notice the communication of
"Country Democrat" pitching into
the Greenbackers. Now we want that
thing stopped, for if, as !. the Green
hackers say, all our chips, whctstoncs,
etc. are going to be made legal tender,
we have bonanza on our place in the
shape ola milestone quarry of the
very best kind. So you may know
we arc going to have few OH hand
when the stamping man comes around
and VIC will add, we want him to
come quick. But we want it to be q
sure thing before VIC 60 to digging
whetstones. Then we won't care who
is governor Or who is elected major.
We heard an enthusiastic friend say if
that time should come, he would quit
planting "taters" and go whc stone
hunting. But somehow we can't be-
lievc such good times are ahead Of us.
Farm operations generally are well
advanced. Grain crops are looking
splendid. The wheat fly has not done
much damage rs yet.
Politics arc not very lively in any
party, rs far as we can learn, although
some of the Grcenback pamphlets arc
i'll circulation. But it will take more
than chips and whetstoncs to win in
The Cedar Creek country.
The first Quarterly Conference for
the Fairfield Circuit was held ut Pine
Grove Church Oh Saturday, the 9th.
Inst, tic Rev. A. NJ. CEr,ctzbcrg, the
Presiding Elder. preaching OH. Satur-
day and Sunday.
The health OF our section is better
ut this time than il has been in long
time, so that if our doctor did notrun
farm lie would need the stamp man
badly.
The farmers generally arc in better
spirits than in former days, and every
thing is pushing along more cheerfully
than it used to bc. So VIC think our
prospects arc getting brighter, and if
we will all keep levcl-hcaded and hold
on to our State and county govern
mcnts we may expect to continue to
prosper; and if the stamping machine
comes our way, look out for mil
lionairc on CEDAR CREEK.