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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-07-02
THE BEST REMEDY
Of the Throat and Lungs.


Diseases Of the pulmo-
nary organs are SO prev
alent and fatal, that q
safe and reliable remedy
for them is invaluable
to every community.
AYERS CHERRY PFC
TORAL is such a remedy,
and no other SO emil
nently merits the CONT
dence of the public. It
is O scientific combina-
ton of the medicinal
principles and curative
virtues Of the finest
drugs, chemically unit
ed, to insure the great
est possible efficiency
and uniformity Of re-
o,,Ita wl,if.h enables
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-07-02
Real Estate for Sa e!
...... SITUATED IN ......
0o7 " ALLIs.
Benton County, Oregon.

TWO VACANT LOTS, in the central part OF towr
handy to the Westside Depot. One OF the most dc
srable places for residence in the city. 15jan
TWO IMPROVED LOTS. on the main busines'
street. with snail stable woodshed, and good, com
Portable dwelling house. containing good
These lots nicely situated Tor any kind Of bus
ness purposes. 15jan
One Steam Planing Mill and Sash and Door Factor,
in Corvallis, with all the achnery necessary to ops
rate the same in all respects. The owner there,
wants to quit the business, he therefore offers Il
entire factory for sale at price than onethis
less than its cost or present value
All the above property is for sale. on reasona|
terms For further information concerning the sa
inquire Of NJ. s. WoODCOCK,
At his LAW OFFICE, in said City of Corvallis
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1880-07-02

physicians as well as invalidS to use 1t with
Confidence. 1t is the most reliable remedy
for diseases Of the throat and lungs that SCI
ence has produced. It strikes at the foun-
dation of all pulmonary diseases, affortling
prompt and certain relief, and is adapted to
patients of any age or either sex. Being
very palatalple, the youngest children take
it without difficulty. In the treatment OF
ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergymans
Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, and Ca
tarrh, the effects of AYERS CHERRY PFC
roRAL are magical, and multitules are an
nually preserved from serious illness by its
timely and faithful use. 1t should lie kept
ut hand in every household, for the pro-
lection it affords in sudden attacks. In
Whooping cough and Consumption
there is no other remedy 30 efficacious,
soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL has effected all over the
world are sufficient guaranty that it will
continue to produce the best results. An
impartial trial will convince the most Scepti-
cal of its wonderful curative powers, Us well
as Of its superiority over all other prepara-
tions for pulmonary complaints.
Eminent physicians in all parts Of the
country, knowing its composition. recon-
and prescribe it in their practice. The test
OF half century has proved its absolute
certainty to cure all pulmonary complaints
not already beyond the reach Of human aid.
Prepared by Or. j. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

DrctIxAsyoz o. aR. TELDzns-The withdraw
Al Of Nr. Tflden from the canvass fpE Elss cin-
dnaati nomination, with the nos known and
posiiive decIinasion Of Gov. seymour increases
Of course, Che chances o. other laading sspiranis
Cor tho honor, bus whose prospeesu are Nest nd-
WINGED by this unloading Is the vexed question
az the hour. Come think Baynrd, some Hem
bricks, others Hancock and others again Field.
II Is admitted that the candidate having tbe best
chance to carry New York ought 70 be named
Can there be doubt who this candidate Is now
that Tildcn and Seymour are Withdrawn All
other things being equal Is Il not reasonable 70
anpposc that man born IN New York, raised to
manhood in that State, whose brothers still re-
side there and are known Car and near Cor their
powerful influence and splendid civic capacity,
has better chance Of securing its electoral vote
than man born in Delaware, Pennsylvania o.
Indiana? Besides, what Other candidate YET
named has equal chances with Field Of carrying
DE States Of the Pacific slope7 ANY Of the can
didates mentioned can secure the electoral vote
81 States ike Maryland Or Kentucky. II is The
candidate who has the best chance Of cArrying
doubtful States like New FORK and California
that the Cincinnati Convention ought to tic to.
That this man q !adge Field we sincerely be-
lieye, and shns believing, We earnestly favor his
seIectioa as our presidential candidate by the
Ciucinnati Convention. .s
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24


Frssd issee Bal. Diana ~ slr Efshe2isns =
sl's Asrnsetsl hex ilsey s. bsxn ahle g I'D -
2l.eif xssAsn Il Integrity u one c0rrza1ssh M.lh
Cre6fs-Auti.ier Stoek-rnss. ktaek- ss,e&s-sil
ibasand I,esn|nfne- toxFnption - s.ani
III axhldn u not stronger tilan is VAaAHst
link can an hoaesf ballot take tl.e sirsagssf
liss1 aIfssgeS fken rs eAefag Cen hoEe III
himself nbove tbs intellectual ieFeA 81 he horse
BY b ewn aFpesency ioAara sle ietel g sle
lsIan Gsn = 1assu til hinsslf oser he Goes ky
ahe straps IL hia tooasR Car Garftid lkt hts
barfy into tie e6nEdenee a the people they We
bslksd and eaindied and hoodwinked III the
5scf who Funs mar rund Hes going 70 play
npou sise ingsniie goIlak7lity of the public with
airs o. integrity. when the devil Was sick.
fhe devil nsonk would be- when the devil was
vel. The devil . monk ais he u
About the time q the Aat0r Plsce Riots IN
New York City, 1886, / think, iw0 Bower
hoyss, discussing The comparative fnuriis nhieh
were The sole cause Of the rioissngular ~ this may
seenl nf the English and the ANaesicsn EhamEscn
nlnv-arfors. Ncf,rcsdy and Forest, one exeiaim-
ed--saBut gon ought 70 see 1eCreadg triniAlelp
sMecreadg trfmblor' res0rts the other. Trim
BE. helIE why, Ned Forest Kin give i'm aily
pInfs an trimble All ihs hnff q jan II haze
"a uuofrd the LAST trope vefbnfim exactly. J
similsriv. Carfiesd may Re . stint lor > Kepnb-
lean fso-calledl bot 81 the gave q integFity-
oGrcrnrd there are tw0-score, nc The ieasts "a
prominent Democratic public men who can give
him fifty points and beat him with the butt %
thn enc even with their hands tied hehind them
br their Own rag-hAby fally-kefpersl So, in
fine. / think any Democrat we shall nominate
On The z7nd instant viii s'walk the course' next
Eovesnher-ff We onIy keep our hands Of Of -
den's bones fur, 10 foul our O. NJ -
Be haslbssilgx " sisfee ytBis sEHd j 80 gofd
precedent. &c aies
Very respectfully Your obi: SeFr't.,
Gao. s. Kise, n: D. {
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

DIEOkCES AND NEW ENdLAND.
sfr. Elitor ~ was struck with statement
made By DR.. Allen In the North 4neTiaaR in re-
gard 70 that highly learned, great enlightened
part Of our country, New. England, containing
beyond qaesiion, however, the most Turbulent
and corrupt people within the limits Of North
America. Their s0-calIed learning opens The
door 10 al kinds Of isnts, and their civilization
instead of eIevating their minds and hearts,
seems to faint them deeply with vice and cor
rnplicn. Many Of their inhabitants are ofconrse
free from this change but il can be sustained
against most Of their leaders, and the masses
which they lead are vastly contaminated BY The
corrupt example Of those leaders. This Is rot
only true OF the Inhabitants Of New England, but
or shose who have carried New England blood
aud New England manners into distant portions
o. our country In Or. Allenss statement re-
ierred to above Is the following
ssAmong no Christian Or civilized people IT
the present day, do We lind divorces sought ana
obtained 10 such al extent as now In New Ing
land; and in Only three instances in the history
Of nations can we find such a breaking Up Of the
family By this rneans.''
The Journal which quotes Dr. AIlenss stste-
ment and from which | take il second handed
adds some statistics which support my view Of
New England society. Itsayss "within 20yeaFs
granted IN fonr New England States, and what
= worse the number has been steadily increasing
since 1890 with remarkable uniformity. In Yer
mont and Connecticut the Increase has been
nearly one-third, until Ii the former State they
have come 10 be one IN fifteen marriages and in
the latter one in ten marriages. In Nassachu-
sets the increase has more than doubled Until
they have come to be one IL twenty-three- u
Offers food for rejection. AIso, thnt while this
state of things prevails among rich and poor =
does not apply 10 the iorsign populations out i
confined 10 the strictly native New kngiaEdesz.
Marriage Is treated as 4 mere commercial trags-
aefion with them" How changed ffem tie n
gid old Puritans Of that country think The
above mag Be properly closed hy singing Mrs.
Henranss VERY beautiful bat verT faifering pds
On tle landing of the Pilgrim Fathers - Pr
mouth, the LAST verse Of which raads--
aAy, call Il holy eround.
The soil wllere 6rst they trods
They hare LET unstafned what there fhey found.
Freed0m 10 worship Cod
RecoElecting the nsapnnnirnnus conduct OF tx
Pilgrims a. Massachusetts, towards The spcoy In
dian, = sign myself
M&1AM0RA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

HAYES AND SHERsAx ON AETHUR.-In the Win
ter Of 1879, Gen. Arthur, the present republican
candidate for the vice-presideney, was ColIecioi
Of the port Of New York and was removed BY
President Hayes, with the sanction Of Secretary
Sherman. Both the President and Secretary, on
January 3Ist Of that year, wrote 10 Gen. Arthur
regarding his removal from Office, and below We
give several extracts from their letters
You have made the Custom House centre OF
pirtisan political management. n. b. Hayes 70
Collector Arthur, January 81, 1879.
With a deep sense Of my obligation under the
Constitution, regret II as my plain duty TO SUE
pend you in order that the Office may be honestly
administered b. Hzyes 70 Collector -ArthET,
january 81, 1879.
Gross abHseS Of administration have continued
and increased during your incumbency .-JokE
Sherman 10 Collector Arthur, JanHaTy 81, 1879.
Persons have been regularly paid By you who
have rendered little or no service; the expenses
Of your Office have increased, while It's receipts
have diminished. Brides, or gratuities in the
shape Of brides, have been received lgy your SUI
bordinates in several branches Of the Custom
House, and you have in no case supported the ei-
fort to correct the abuses. -Secvetary SsermGa 10
Collector ATtkHS January 81, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24


Fe.eras i ) 5izeesine iisE Jaly u % cor ~
be ailead as aSssAl Every nulnier q ll..s tssS-
aGine has s1mae ssoeiai tRafura, sad the one tlis
raankh, Is 81 iissrafed article on Royal bsan-
fizs 81 Ikis cenfaEr Among osiaer KoEtsliis
gives Is COS "a ksonise. Qaeen ci RrassiAs nptfeF
of the pteeenl fsersuaa kmpes1r. one q tk< most
baalilaI nonsea that ever iised, ifWe mag iadgs
tFom this enKvasinE. Thea thers > enAoEesi
kssAipn pizie- eoi8Fez tatfeFn; nurneToas sfirt-
id nood en<rasines; asigns IN embrpidcrys
and score or naore q the uewsst fashions IL
dressAR hats tonasts. &C. TIE stories are even
better tlAn nsaai and that Is sayinR CREST deAl-
AnoEg them are che opening chapters Of . pow
erfuI noveies, ssThe Lost Taiisman q MoaiExa-
ma . b new contributor, besides other oEigi-
nal tales ali hT srst-class American .vrsiers---
TIE price q relersou's Is bukrwo dollars a year.
in clubs, SIX copies are sent for nine dollars
wiah an extra copy iur year, as prcmiam, %
ihs person getting DIP ne club. Unqnestionably
s.Peierscn Is the cheapest IS well rs the aesi,
as See puhaisheT clmims. SpeEimens are sent
gratis, 10 persons wishing q get up clubs As
. new volunle hekins WITH TIE duly numbers
now u a eapilnl time 20 subscribe. address
Chas J. Pessrson, 3o6 CHESTNUT Street, Phiiadei-
phAs Pa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

THE De GoLYER CHARcE.-One De Golyer had
made contract with the Shepherd Ring Of Wash
ington to put down quantity Of patent pave
ment Mr.. Garfield was Chairman Of the Com
mistee on Appropriations in the House at The
Tine in order to pay for this patent pavement,
an appropriation was needed from Congress.
The sum Of 5000 was paid to Garfield by De
GoIyer or on his behalf and the money for this
pavement was voted by GarfeId's Committee.
This Is the evidence which is furnished by the
record. Whether the money which was voted
By The appropriation COMMITTEES 70 pay for the
pavement was consequent on the payment Of the
$4,000 to Its Chairman is another matter, but Il
must be admitted to be against good morals and
sound public policy for legislator to receive q
fee in matter on which be is to vote or upon
which be is TO pass in Committee.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

Bhrnor's NaaFnzx = zakzEan. - he July nunn-
her u Balion's Monihly Magazines = 80 good an
Issue that We hardly knew which article % read
irsf-lhs illustrated one o. he stories which are
90 prominent ard 20 good wifhal. It's . superior
number, with piece q music that Is worth more
than the prics Of the maga4ine. The contents
are a. foIi0w: The Spot whence Napoleon hFst
saw Moscow; Persia aad The Persianss Cecil
Mistake: The Nouss tllag Saved = hani 10 q
Post: necoIecsiona Of Other Days; Carl's WIFE,
Life in = Hudson-Bay Companyss Forti Twas
Spriag-time; At her Mereyi 4 Vigili Our Deb
Al White Mountain Whip; Judge Not, lest ye hs
Judged; Our Dayat Housekeeping; De Ole Mss
ippi Shore; The Doge's Bride; A Dogs Storyi
The Deuce oFiieafis; How Cynfhy came 70 be
Married; Boadicea's Vow; Eventides Ten Years
Of my Life; Our Young Peoples Story Teller, -
Fred aud Flossie; The Voyage of two White
Nice. Ruthren's Puzzle- Page; Editorial Notes
Tie Rousekecper: Curious Matters; Things Pleas
ant ana Otherwise; our Picture Gallery
Published bs Th0mes 4 Talbot % Hawley
Street. Boston, Mass, at 81 so per annums post
paid and foF sale at All the news depots In the
county.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

xsr Blackaoodss Magazine for June, 1880,
has been republished by the Leonard scott fno-
fishing Co.. Al Barclay Street. NeH fork. Ane
principal eontenas are.
Dr. Worries school. Part IL
The Reconstruction Of Sheepiolds.
The University Of the PEAiries.
Suicide.
Fishing and Fishing Literature.
The ex-AInir fakub Khan; rom the note
Book ola SsaG-Oficer.
Bush-life d Queensland. Part VII.
OF The serials there i but little 70 be said
They Keep up about an even amount Of interest
from munih u month. BUsh-lie y more social
than usual.
ssThe Reconstruction Of Sheeptolds' contains
SINE curious suggestions for the Redistribution
of siocsses which shsil be better adapted % me
wants al The time" The author disclaims Tany
Ievity of motive in writing the article
The next article gives an account o. Tie State
University pf Manitoba, established n 1871
by lhe Incorporation Of three colleges already
existing there.
Thea eurnes . history Of the rise and progress
of suicide, with many statistics
aFfshinus i the p.eaenatestarti in this NUM-
Ter. taking one right 20 the homes o. salmon and
trout and referring % the writings Of ghrisio-
pier North. SeDpes Colqah0ans ana henoes-
son.
The STAR Omcer tells Of the ex-A mir's eonEee-
ton with the Outrage on The British EEna-ssi
why bic abdicatcd, ETC.
There arr also Two political essays, one Fslai-
Ing 10 The present ministry, the other % ING ~
tuEe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

The popularity Of the Rochester beer is not
for dag, but for oil time. Signs continue 70
multiply that the demand Sor Il is no mere
rage Of the moment to be sucereded by some
thing else. The brew is an established favOriie,
and attempts to suPplant it win be in vain.
FaniiIBts and localities where it has been in
troduced continue to increase their orders,
showing that more and more persons are adopt
ing il as their usual beverage and refreshment.
Messrs. RxLEY l.. KoOH, l20e Pennsylvania
Avenue, SWashington, d. c., are Che sole
agents Cot Maryland, Virginia and the District
OF Columbia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24


Tne Toe&ccc ExsgeCFois TIE Cart - ap-
.eals 81 Friday ~ rslsaessd shs nnal deeis.on
ii slae e.ses 81 - ssbneep inselnfs, sustaining
ss wits e. i.la1 sasiuz ISSUED y Jsase oilnior
10 slse iAspeetc:s hilsling Over. osesiaw sssn 70
vsease. The pe;itions were b Williams B.
nashe, AlexsndeF Schisggi'le, Peter w flaw-
Igins and Leo II ii, apfolnied sobaeee in-
speelosaby coy EsaaiiGloB Us warehouses Soa.
i. ., ;, and s, against D. r. Dysr. Robsri s.
Halion, Edasrd 4. Owens and John : Carpen-
ier, slo rere appointed BY Gov. Carroll. The
decision re~iscs that de defendants were APP
poinscd 10 and hsld the oasce Of tobacco 10
specsoEs IA Baltimore from the Erst Mandag
In March, 1873 February -, $780, - re-
quiEea BY scction -, article Or ihe constiiu-
sion, ihs plaintiffs wers appointed; April 5 the
aomfnatinns weFe ecnErspcd b the Senafe; April
~, tke commissions were issued By tie Governor.
appoinsing the plaintiffs Cor two years from the
frat Monday In March, 1880; April II, formal
demand was madeon deEsndantalbr thssnrfsnder
Of De warehouses, books re-, which they re-
fused 10 eomply with. The wrisof nsantAmas
was therefore Issued.
Tbs defendants answer 10 he elset that the
plaintiff cannot claim the cfHcs sunill the Grut
Non day In March. 1881, because Of The fact that
section Is, q articls Of tie e6nssisution says
that appoinsees uanst enter upon The duties Of Of
fee on the fifsi Monday Of March ensuing The
appointment.
The dccisionstatss that The leading purpose Aas
20 limit the time within which the Governor
should make bis nominations 20 the Senale.-
The nominations and confrnasions Of the plain
tits we're intended, BY strict construction o.
tie law, 10 commence on the FIRST Monday Of
March, 1880.
After fully explaining the construction Of the
constitution, the court held that its harmo-
ueous operation must be maintained Amer
much more reasoning 10 show the legality Of the
writs Of mandamus they were Sustained, and the
old tobacco inspectors will have 70 vacaie. The
opinion was delivered BY Judge Alvey.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24
THURSDAY nonxIsc. slps'sslb, 1880.

Tns OuYroox Ar clarrxxAsI.- Wow that both
Tilden and Seymour hare withdraw from ilse
presidential tourney, 4 is generally eansietshai
Mr. Bayara viii lend 81 competitors on Tire hrsi
tsslsot n The Cincinnati consentioa, Hancock
probably second and Field and iIendrici's bring
Ihw M iI.s rear. As there & no marked aniag-
ouls betwccn these four aspiranis Cor The nonli-
uassSaaoP fssEf fsEEoE ne pfDgnoasits are n0'
serv favorable 10 tie dark I,orsesg But we
shsli soon know the choies o. he Convention.
and we have sulIciens faith IL II % belisve thai
n win make . wise one, and we know hat 4
Gin be TIE dsty u geod democrats % acespt I
and % labor with earnestBsss 10 have Il saslhed
a ihe taIl0i-box. .efefi
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24


Gov. HAnrLxox ON vERME.-Goy. Hamilton
visited ROcktills IN Montgomery county last
week. During bis stay, he tOek occasion 70
Iuake known his experience on the subject Of the
different kinds Of vermin which aflict The farmer
and be made the following ohservahOns about
The Potato Bug and the Army Worm.
''The Potato Bug, the Governor observed,
twas very scarce in his county, nothing in com
parison 10 the number he bad been told there
was In Montgomery. lie cleared his twelve-acre
crop Of the bug by the attachment ofsmall brushes
to either side Of the plow, which be used fire.
qacnsly in theerop. The bug 10 brushed of and
buried and hardly exhumcs iiselfbeGore lite again
buried by Request blowing. 30 Paris green Is
ever used.
lie described the army worm, which Is 50 nu-
marcus in the Eastern part Of this State. Hhas
not been long in Washington couSsy, said the
Governor, but there are millions upon millions
there now. II Is similar 70 the caterpillar in
length and Formation. except il has no fur; il Is
veracious, with power of digestion uuequalIed;
begins at the top ofvegetation eating downwaEd:
travels on the ground in armies; ncves aiess
destroys entire Whatever vegetation Is In front,
and nothing can turn Us course ct travel; Il
bitches are dug 70 engulf the lsaders--which
plan has been adopted 10 bury thesn--the hind
most viii pass over the bodies Of the Others
which have filled the ditch. The army never
separates, bat boldly meets every obstruction,
fire, &C. On The subject Of The Army Worm. a
gentleman of Kent has invented pew plan 70
dispose Of them. lie digs ditch eighteen inches
deep and sprinkios The bottom with salt. Tn
worms fall into TIE ditch and the salt make.
short work Of them II isrepofted that she gua-
sleman hss saved bis wheat and corn crops this
year by dis simple remedy.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

vs...r..

Sam VssEsszu.
AEsy, visitors fEurn tie eisiss are l.ssianing
. ppt = - appeazAare = the WAscrinw Flacss
"a lka H2tanae and e EeonardloNn- Tbs c.
Gets ST. gohu's Aeaaemys Alsxnnarias vs..
I'D - S visit - days - . Iiaekissons's
PAsil I paying d Gyms visit here whure thsy
I'arAa t'e streets and uent shrOugh he ''ulan-
nArs ~ sie order ard preesion q professional
soldieEs prof. Carns accompanied the Cadets
who Hfe nnaer is conm4nd q Mayor Deaf.
f0rr,csg o. or coantys II present. Ne under
ssana. resident q Alexandria and ; snsOr n
ths Aaiemy. There was dance nj aEooEsss
Hoia 81 he occasion It ne tisit. slhss then
oGl,er visitors hare followed. Le0nardtown com
Ing ID 81 ST. shaFe ofshem- We hear, ff0m
Isssesz srived By Cur Hotel proFEisaoss, tlas =
iargp nmber 81 applications have nlready been
made s. rooms and board, and from al Ne ean
learn - TIE Preparations we know TO Be maxi
king. present promises % prove . ssason q
exseplIhally good patronage . our PaviIion
ard HSH KespeEs and a anasaal plsasass q
Cur su.aAE sqiOurners. +
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

The grading Of tho yard fronting the residence
lately erected by Jos. r. Neale, nearly opposite
cur Office, has Progressed 70 ainishB and isspOken
Of by competent judges as piece Of work en-
titled % the very highest praise. Il was done
under The direction Of B. r. Abel, whose newly
invented 'aeveling machine," bye-the-bye, was
brought into requisitiOn and performed to the
complete satisfaction Of the inventor. When
the yard is psled in, ornamental trees planted
and grasses seeded the new residence viii present
the handsOmest front Of any dwelling In the VII
lage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-06-24

stselss zskssss flanEs.
W. gsw weeks ago the arrest Of .
barge q fseali6g aolasce plants
y -. IlSs Sha nc was
suhsss released on bail Since thsn Othes
eases q tobacco plant sseaIing haFe occsrTcf.
These happened IN this district few niehisagOs
and though II isreporled ia one Of the eases that
The thieves, with ne wagon which was on hand
70 carry or the plander, were Identified no ar
rests have yet beeA made. We quote from the
Revised Code the Section having references 70 this
felony. 'Tfany person shall secretly and selon-
ionsIy steal, take and carry away, any tobacco
plants while growing and belonging 70 any in
habisaat Of this State, such person, upon con-
viction thereof, shall suffer such punishment,
and undergo such conference.-the thu Peaitenti-
airy as if the said tobacco plants had been felo-
niously stolen, takcn and carried away, after the
same had been severed from the freehold"