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PRICES on Horses, Mules, Wagons. Machin-
cry, Farm Implements, Field and Grass Seeds.
etc, given on application.
W. NJ. Pace < Co, ST. Louis, Mo
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PERRY, HoUsToN COUNTY, GA, Jan. %, 1880
In the year 1873. there were two negro pris-
oners confined in the Jail of this county, who
were very badly afflicted with that loathsome
disease Syphilis. In my official capacity as
Ordinary, employed Capt c. T. Swift, then a
resident of this place. TO cure them, 1nder a
contract, mo cure, no pay" He administered
to them his celebrated Sypbilitic Specific and
in few weeks / felt bound, under my con-
tract. TO pay him out of the county treasury,
he had effected a complete and radical cure.
In testimony Ihereunto set Iy official
[SEAL-I signature and seal.
A. S. GILES,
Ordinary Houston Co. Ga
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KINDS COUNTY.
Preparations for the Kinds County
Hancock Organization.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Geo W Harper, Raymond, Chairman; Har-
ry Peyton, Bolton. Secretary. Oliver Clifton,
Clinton; W. II. Chichester, D. Y Howell, Ed
wards; T. T. Hart, j. B. Ross, Utica J. ".
Chiles, Auburn; Andrew Miller, RAYMOND +;
Dr. E. F. Lowe, Chapel Hill; A. P. Watson,
Forest Hill; l. V. Enochs, Terry.
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Why VIII You Pine Away And Die !

Persons calling far-any of the above letters
will please say advertised"
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Our Legal Department.

How CHEAP! Henry s Hoskins excursion
t. Chicago and back, 80, August 18th
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Fifth District.

DEMOCRATIC COMPASSIONATE EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE.
Brandon Repu blican.l
The Congressional Convention held at Ha-
zlehurst last week, appointed the following
Executive Committee: Lincoln r. b. Withers
Hancock, I. NJ. Favre; Harrison, Z. h. Mayors +;
Jackson, A. f. Lewis Amite, W. T. Love !;
Franklin, W. P. Cassidy Green Jesse Byrd; ;
Perry, H. McCallum; Marion, I. B. Ford !;
Covington, J. NJ. Edmondson; Simpson, }. L.
Meade; Rankin, J. L. McCaskill; Copiah, E..
c. williamson Kinds, D. P Porter Lawrence,
c. A Wilcox; Pike, A. A. Boyd
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LETTER LIST.

List of Letters remaining in the Post-cffice
at Jackson, Kinds county, Miss for the week
ending August 4, 1880:
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Mrs. E. I. NIRDES.

Go 10 Chicago on Henry & Hoskins Excur-
sion Trip. Si3. August 18th.
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Although by the verdict of the jury ind er
the strictest construction of the statute of the
State. Capt. Wilson has been ousted of his office
he yet holds warm place in the hearts and
affections of his people and the unlimited con-
fidence of the good citizens of YaIobusha coun
~ irres nee tive of party
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Order of the State Board of Health.

WRITE to Henry & Hoskius, Brookhaven
about their excursion to Chicago
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb IA. 1879,
We take pleasure in saying THAI s. s. S. is
giving good satisfaction. We have had excel
lent results from a number of cases. One
gentleman who had boon confined to his bed
ssx wesks with Syphilitic Rheumatism has been
cured entirely, and speaks in the highest
praise Of 1t. 1t also acts as we'll in primary
as in secondary and tertiary cases
CHILES BERRY
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propri-
etoFs Atlanta, Ga.
Sold BY BTRog LRA1Y, Jackson Miss.
Cal for q copy Of Young Mems Friend"
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/, 5bU PrlLes. VIZ, 4UV
Whole Tickets, 50. Half Tickets, 81.
% Tickets, $50 IS Tickets, 500,

Remit by Post-Ofice Money Order, Regis
tered Letter Bank Draft or Express.
To insure against mistakes and delays, cor
respondents will please write their names and
places of residence plainly, giving number Of
Post-Ofhee box or Street, and Town, County
and State.
All communications connected with the Dis
tribution and Orders for Tickets should be
addressed 30 Il. NJ. BOARDMAN, Courier
Journal Building, LOUISVILLE, ky, or 307
and 400 Broadway, NEw YORK.
Jan. /, 188Q-ly.
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Coon FIErEEx DAxsl-Henry Hoskins ex-
,ursiOn tickettO Chicago, sls. August 18th.
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Our Advertisers.

AUGUsr l7TH-Heurv Il Hoskins Excursion
to Chicago. Only Sl3 round trip.
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\ lIIVFVU
j. NJ. STONE, Governor.
Instruction in French.

An opportunity of lifetime. Chicago and
back, Sl3 Excursion, August 18th.
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]. 2 WILKINSON,
S. w. WARDLAw,
The Contest Over the Sherifr's Office in
YalObusha.

Mississippi Central
The quo warranto trial was concluded las [
Saturday evening. We publish below as given
to us, the verdict of the jury etc, which
was TO the effect that the 9th of November
last the day the election, Sheriff Wilson had
failed or neglected to pay over to the Auditor
certain MONIES belonging to the State, that had
come into his possession as tax collector,
amount not stated Auditor Gwin, testified that
since the election Sheriff Wilson had deposited
in his Office an amount more than sufficient
to satisfy all the demands that the State had
against him, and that Capt. Wilson proposed
and would, if Auditor Gwin had deemed 1t
necessary have increased the amount. The
meaning and construction of the law, If not
the language, is simply this, any person owing
the State for public money, on the day of the
election, is rendered ineligible for Office.
though he may have paid it over the very next
day after the election is rendered ineligible
for office, though he may have paid it over the
very next day after the election or in short
time after, as Capt. Wilson did. If said law
was rigidly enforced, how many Sheriff and
tax collector in this State could have stood
the test
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NoTTCm

r HAVE DISPOSED OF Ny INTEREST
4 in the West jackson Drug Store; and the
business will hereafter be conducted by d. H.
HARR1xGToN, Agent who viii be glad to serve
the old friends Of the establishment ana the
P''''' GEORGE K. HARRINGTON.
junSo-3t
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E. BLOOM.

state street. Jackson.
ii As COMPLETED HIS NEW GIN HOUSE
II tor Ginning Cotton, W .tHa II tag necessary
MIXTURES lie has purchased one of
HALLS CEUTWFs arm esuN-
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RAYMOND CLUB.

Farrar Morrison, President; w, J Crisler,
Andrew Miller, Richmond Sivley, Sam. d.
Harper, VicePresidents H. A. Huntley
Secretary; J. NJ. Futch, Treasurer. Regular
meetings on the first and third Saturdays of
each month, at 4 o'clock, P NJ.
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BOLTON CLUB.

T. c. Pepper, Presidents S. L. Herring,
Harry Peyton and Weldon Hicks, Vice-Presi-
dents; L. G. Lamon and Henry Walton, Sec
retaries; c. L. Robinson, Treasurer.
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st. Louis Market Quotations.

ST. LOUIS, August > 1880.
Prices given are for goods aboard cars or
boat ready for shipment to destination.
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NEW ADyERTISEMENTS.
EXTRAORDINARY DRAWING
or THE
HAVANA LOTTERY.
OF TINE ISLAND OF CUBA.
CLASS 1907.

~1<ASS IOOG-
Saturday. September AIh, I%SO.
There are only $1,000. ticket at SlUO
~ eaeh.----.- .--..-.. 1000. .... 81 500 900
% per cent. for running expenses
proht .-.---.-.-.... $4,000
Distributed in Prizes - per cent 800. 81 5000
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--~
Capt. Woods.

BIG reduction on Wagons, at
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223d
Popular Monthly Drawing Of the
COMMONWEALTH DISTRIBUTION
COMPANY,
AT MACAULEY'S THEATRE,
In the City of Louisville, on
d. 1Onn

In the City of Louisville, on
Tuesday, August 3Ist, 1880.
THESE DRAWINGS, AUTHORIZED BY
LEGISLATURE AND SUSTAINED BY ALL
THE COURTS OF KENTUCKY, according to
a contract made with the owners of the Frank
fort grant, Will occur regularly on the LAST
DAY OF EN cry MONTH, Sundays and Fri
days excepted, for the period Of FIVE YEARS
terminating on JUNE 20, 1885.
The United States Circuit Court on March
81 rendered the following decisions
1sT-THAT TIRE CoMNoSwEALTH DISTRICT
TIoN COMPANY Is LEGAL.
2D-ITs DRAWINGS ARE FAIR.
The Management call attention to the lib
eral scheme which has met with such popular
favor heretofore, and which will again be pre-
scented for the
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BoyINA STATION, Warren Co., Miss
1000

In reply to our letter asking Mr.. Whites
permission TO the above as a testimonial
he says
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Richardson s. Bro. the popular ana pros
porous West Jackson merchants, VIII open an
un-town branch Of their establishment on the
6rst Of September. They will occupy the
famous Blue Front store, lately vacated by
by Mr.. stadeker. Mr. Frank A. Young viii
preside over the dry-goods department
If the depraved miscreants, who are SO
lost to all principles of honor and respeeta-
bility, as to deface the monuments which mark
the resting places of the dead, in our eeme-
terry, and despoil these resting places Of the
flowers placed there by loving hands, are
detected in their outrageous practices, they
will be dealt with in q manner which will
serve as warning for the future.
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IYNCHBURG.

SUNDAY NOTES-DEDICATION OF BAILEY
CaAPEL-THE CHARTER OF THE NEW CITY
RAILwAY--THE EXCURSION sEAsON-DEATH
OF A CITIZEN or CAMPBELL-IMMIGRANT
CONFERENCE, &C.
fCorre.pondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 20. 1880.
A chanel OF the Methodist Episcopal
church. erected through the eXertions OF
the late Rev. John Bailey, in Amherst
county. four miles above the city, was dedi-
Gated yesterday with appropriate services.
The chapel is named after Mr.. Bailey In
the absence OF Rev. y. &. BledsOe, who
dedicated the chapel, the pulpit OF Court
street church was occupied by Rev. ID. L.
Wills. At st. PaurS church Rev. ii. Suter,
OF Christ church. Alexandria, oficiated
morning and night.
1t has been ascertained, on consultation
with legal authorities Of the city, that the
CORPORATION Court has no right TO charter
the proposed new street railway. 1t is sug-
gested that The officers OF the company can
get permission from the City Council to lay
their tracks on the streets, and might 90
ahead. though in that case each stakeholder
would be separately ponslble for the debts
Of the company. There may be some delay
occasioned by awaiting the session OF the
Legislature. but the railway projectors are
in earnest about its construction as early az
possible.
An immense excursion OF cOlored people
left here yesterday for Big Spring, and
hundreds were turned away who could not
90. The excursion is comparatively new
institution in the mountains, and IS inn
mensely popular.
Mr.. John II. Farley, well-known resi-
dent OF Campbell, residing near the city, IS
dead OF consumption.
About thirty German miners passed
through the city Saturday evening OH theiI
way TO Clarksyille, KY, where they are tC
work in the mines and new railway II
that neighborhood. Sixty others are to fol
low them from the same place in Germany
The District Conference OF the Lynch
burg District, Methodist Episcopal Church
South, will begin its regular session at Ivy
Hill church, IN Amherst county, on Wed
nesday next. Rev. ID. =. Wills will pre-
side, and Rev. Charles 4. Watts will preacl
the opening sermon.
The walls of the Tyree House are almos
level with the ground, marking the remOva
OF one Of our oldest landmarks.
TELEPHONE.
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JAMES CITY.

THE DROUGHT-ILLNESS OF ATTORNEY FOR
THE COMMONwEALTH-A HORSE ACCIDENT
ALLY KILLED.
correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.J
July %, 1880.
The lOng-to. aforementioned drought came
to<an end on Yesterday. The numerous
mills OF the county. all OF which had
stopped, have commenced their rounds
again. The farmer. whose confidence is
equal to that OF DR.. Tanner, has begun to
sound his own trumpet with an 81 told you
So" The croaker, regardless OF the charge
of inconsistency, walks biiskly and marks
time to the music OF gratitude which his
own Weakened heart is beating, and all is
as merry as marriage-bell.
Doubtless much damage may be put
down to the account OF this drought, which
"the Oldest" whose eighty-siXth birthday
will be the 18th OF next August, says is
the most disastrous one Of her recollection.
The gardens and patches are mere wrecks.
The corn is OF small growth, and that
which was fertiliZed Is badly burnt, and the
grazing has been scant and lnnutritious.
Those who had corn 10 sell could not find
buyers, as they were importing meal from
Richmond and Norfolk. AS to late cab
bage-plants, why, they are simply Curl
osity.
Mr.. Douglass, our talented and gentle
manly attorney for the Commonwealth, has
teen quite sick for some weeks. Though
his Scottish blood never allows him to give
an uncertain sound upon any OF the great
political questions Of the day, nor permits
him to stand idly by, but forces him to jump
into the arena with drawn sword; yet no
man has a stronger hold upon the hearts OF
those who know him than w. r. {. Doug.
lass
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POLITICAL.
a Great Democratic Meeting Mt
Stanton.

SPEECHES OF SENATORS HAMPTON AND VANCE
AND DR.. M0FFETT.ELoQUENT PLEAS FOR
AN UNDIVIDED DEMOCRACY IN VIRGINIA.
Especial telegram TO the D'patch.I
STANTON, VA, July 26.-The largest po-
litical meeting ever seen in Augusta county,
and perhaps in the Valley of Virginia, was
held in the Opera.House here to-day. Some
two thousand persons were present, OF
whom several hundred were ladies. The
meeting was called TO ratlfy the Cincinnati
nominations, and was the finest body OF
Augusta representative citizens ever assem-.
bled.
Speeches were made by General Hamp-
| ton, Governor Vance, and DR.. Moflett, and
from II until 3 O'Clock the immense audi
ence was held by the eloquent and stirring
appeals OF the speakers.
The speakers were received with the Wild
est cheers, waving Of handkercbiefs, canes,
&c. Constant roars OF applause were kept
up, except when the pathetic appeals OF the
senators from the Carolinas to Virginians
not to force the hated Republican rule again
upon the South brought solemn hush upon
the vast assembly and some tears TO the eyes
OF Massey.
There were many Readjusters in the
meeting, and the speakers disclaimed dicta.
ton or advice, but only asked to counsel
with the Augusta Democracy. The tone OF
all the speeches wa, decidedly conservative,
and without doubt a great deal seems tc
| la, II
ton by the meeting.
At the same time another meeting wa:
held at the courthouse by the Readjusters
with fair attendance, especially while Mr
Massey was speaking.
At this hour 10 p. NJ another large
crowd OF over a thousand persons are lis
tening to speeches on the courthouse green
which is lit up with Chinese lamps. Vance
Moilett, and others are speaking.
The Cumberland Democracy.
FINE MEETING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROs
MEssRs. FICKLIN, BERKELEY, AND COLE
MAN.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch
FARMyILLE, VA, July GA mag
ni6cent mass-meeiing OF the Democracy
was held at Cumberland Courthouse to-day
Colonel Randolph Harrison presided. j. b
Ficklen, X. b. Berkeley, and S. +. Cole
man, district elector, made fine speeches.
Delegates to the Burkeville Convention
were appointed. Cumberland will supper
s. F. Coleman for Congress.
The Greenback Presidential Candi
date at Mobile.
MOBILE, July 26.-Gcneral J. b. Weaver
the Greenbsck candidate for President, ar
rived here last night and addressed a meet
ing tonight. There was large crowd pre-
sent, composed mainly OF Democrats ant
riosity-seekers. General Weaver was lis
tened to very attentively. Randall, tn
Greenback evangelist, was also present. D.
La Matyr is in Northern Alabama, and th
Greenbackers are concentrating their force
here owing to the fact that the State cleo
ton takes place next Thursday.
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DANVILLE.

SUNDAY sERyICEs-A SERMON PROM BISHOP
PESICK-THE TOBACCO MARKET AND PROS
PBcTs-LATIN QUOTATIONS..
Correspondence o. the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 26, 1880.
Rev. Il. A. Hoderby, OF Alabama,
preached at the Presbyterian church yester-
day morning, Rev. j. +. L. Holmes yester-
day evening. Rev. DR.. Martin was absent
from the city on visit 10 a relative who was
i'll. Rev. j. y. Jones, OF the Virginia Con-
ference, preached at the Lynn-Street Me-
thodst church. AT the Episcopal church
services were conducted morning and eve
ming by Right Rev. {. &. Penick, Bishop OF
West Africa. At night the sermon was
from the text: "And Abraham called the
name OF the place Jehovah-iireh as it is
said TO this day, In the mount OF the Lord
il shall be seem" Ii was to have been eX-
pected that in sermon from missionary
on this subject something OF the spirit OF a
missionary would have been shown, but IL
did rot appear that text bad been sought
for a sermon that had been made. These
are some Of the sentences which struck the
attention OF the besfer As TO Abfaham's
perpleXities, " As in mathematics straight
line is the shortest distance, so in social,
religious, and in all troubles a straight
line Is the shortest way ont OF the
difficulties" As to the discharge Of
the painful duty: "Abraham left the
young men and went off 10 himself.
So We have sometimes 10 get away from all
men and put ourselves alone with God.
Those servants would have kept their master
from the sacrifice. They would have said
be was deraDged. But II we have God
with rs and all men stand apart, we are in
q majority" In speaking OF the sacrifice
Abraham made, he remarked, eve can't
grow wit nout sacrifice. The wealth OF the
soul IL like,,efs 10 Christ. Every life has
mountain wl.ere sacrifice Is made and God
comes with bl sssfngs, and also a valley OF
pleasure where also offerings are made,
and there the devil presides."
The planters would rather have had some
change In the toba eco figures for the last
several weeks. Mr.. Terrell, OF the Tobacco
Association, says that the offerings OF the
last week as to quslity were very good, and
somewhat lighter as to quantity, and that
there has been no msterts, change In prices
except slight advance Ia bright leaf aud
fancy bright wrappers. lie thinks the wea-
Their we have recently bsd will add coDsi-
derzbly TO the weight OF the growing crop.
These are some OF the figures: Good to nne
bright Tugs, $3.50 TO $40; fine TO fancy smo-
kers, el2 TO els; good TO GBe dark ieaf,
$3.50 TO $3.50; good 10 fine bright. tS 90 10 |
W good TO fine yellow wrappers, ez0 to
40; 1ne 10 fancy, $40 TO go; good 70 Gne
mahogany, sIs 10 Gas; hne to fancy, 40 to
i Intended 10 say that Latin Is not often
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The American Commissioners TO
htnn.

SAN Francisco, July 26.-The steamer
Cattle arrived to-day from Hong Kong uio
Yokohama. She brings adyices from Hong
Kong to the 29th OF June. The apathy re-
specting the arrival OF the American com.
missioners has changed to deep interest and
eager inquiries at Picking as to the object,
scope, and seriousness OF their errand, and
as to the powers intrusted to them.
Throughout China anxious feeling is ex-
pressed in consequence OF their visit being
coincdent with the visits OF the Spanish and
Brazilian ENJOYS. A peculiar suspicion Of
joint operations prevails, and distrust OF
amicable intentions is said TO be freely de-
clared In high quarters.
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PETERSBURG.

,rrpcu SERVICES IN SUSSEX CoUNTT-THs
,rv WAFER suPPLY-QUAIifIED-A PopU'
I'm INSTITUTION --CoNGRESsioNAI. CONTEST
70 ..,r rorgTH DIsTRICT-fIsH AND GAME
MATTERS.
r,ro,r,sconde, &c of the Richmond Di'pa'eh.l
JuLY 20. 1880.
,.v Father Wilson. OF this city, held
,',,.s end nreached In the new Catholic
shrrch near Jarrait's delot yesterday Tor
49, srs, lime since the consecration OF the
~. nv R,shop Kesne several weeks ago.
mr. CONGREGATION was large one, WIN
80 -. neoole OF other denominations pre-
s a' The choir Of -. Joseph's church
Furnished the music during the services.
The supply Of water in the reservoirs has
heen so far increased by the recent rains ~
20 Justify the superintendent TO turn II on
Cor the whole city. For the past two weeks
The people Of fully one half OF the city, IN
consequence OF the scarcity OF the supply
and the necessity Of retaining suincien'
Quantity 10 meet any emergency arising III
case OF Are, have been supplied from the
river, through the Upper AppomattoA
Company's canal. IL i now believed, WIN
propcr care exercised by the people In me
use Of the water. that no iuttneT lIous'o
may he apprehended
Mr.. II. +. jarvis, who was elected by the
Common Council on the lSt OF July as col
ltctOr Of delinquent taxes for the city,
ousli6ed for that office today, and gave
bond In the sum OF $4,000 for the proper
discharge Of his dulles.
the gyunssium established by the Young
Mems Christian Association promises to be
a very popular and attractive feature, and
will doubtless be the cause OF adding many
names TO the membership OF the Associa-
top. II has been well attended to-day by
voung men who desire 10 perfect them
selves in physical strength and training.
The congressional contest 10 this district
ia beginning 60 excite some Interest, though
Tins far the candidate 81 only one party
has been put in the field. The Democratic
and Rsadiuster candidates will be named
nv the respective conventions OF these
narties, which are 10 assemble next month
al BuIkeyile. Ii is uncertain yet as 10
what proportion OF the negro vote the Re-
odiusters will be able 10 draw 10 themselves
from the Republican ticket. DR.. Jorgen'
.sn seems confident that the colored voters
in This national contest will stick TO the Re-
pubIcsn INDEPENDENTLY in The coun'
ties. With three candidates in nomination
there Is prospect OF very lively ana eX'
citing contest in our district.
The work of the fish and game assocla-
tions j. shaving its fruit in this section by
tho builaine OF number OF private fish
ponds by citizens OF DlDwiddle county III
addition 10 the associations already organ
lied. steps have been taken to form others
in the different counties. ROBIN AOAlR.