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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-01
SPRING MILLS ITEMS.

Rev. j. E. Akers preached to large
congregation last Sabbath morning.
Rev. Mcdonald preached in the eve
ming, but the inclement weather pre-
vented many from attending servic-
es.
Matters are much on the move just
now. T. Glass moves to Sugar VAL
ley, G. I'll. Homan on Mr.. VOLTS farm
at Sprucetown, J. II. HAZEL TO Altoo.
na, and Mr.. Erhard from Old Fort to
this place.
The Spring Mills Academy. under
the management of Rev. D. NJ. Wolf,
promises to become quite an institution.
A teacher of vocal and instrumental
music has been engaged, and this will
add much to the character of the school.
Here is a rare chance parents, right in
your midst, To give your children D
good education at trihing cost. Our
town is Of easy access being situated
on the Lewisburg & Tyrone Railroad.
There is no more healthy place in the
state, and there is no reason to doubt
that Spring Mills Academy will soon
rank among the first of it's kind in the
state:
Another old mother-Mrs. Isaac Het-
tinger-left these mortal shores for the
eternal world. Who is next, and next,
and nextp
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AcARD.

The undersigned takes this method
OF informing the citizens of Millhein
that he intends teaching select school
in Millheim, commencing on or about
April 12th, next. A share Of public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
Ct. W. II. B. EIsENHUrH.
From the BellefOnte papers we learn
that an important change in the man
agement OF the Brockerhoff House,
is about taking place. Mr.. Teller takes
entire control of the house, Mr.. Hous-
cal retiring. In all ether particulars
the Brockerhoff will remain the first
class hotel that it now is, fully deserv.
ing the large patronage 1t enjoys.
We learn from reliable source
that Rev. Siegel, OF Monroe county,
Pa, has accepted the unanimous call
given him by the Aaronsburg Reformed
charge. Mr.. Siegel expects to come to
his new field about the last Of Ap-
ril.
-Rev. w. r. Wicand, of Adams.
burg, Snyder county, visited and
preached in the RebersburG charge, last
Saturday and Sunday. Mr.. Wieand
seems to take we'll, both as a man and
rs preacher, and received an all but
unanimous vote. 1t is not yet known
whether he will accept the "call' or
not.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-01

GRAND LCKdRS.

J IL Odenkirk. Potter
Charles Shimer. Potter
George Kline, College
II b TwitIniTc, Walker
Morris Furey. Spring
u J Moyer, Potter
Philip Meyer. Harris
Z Records, Worth
w Z Weaver, Spring
Samuel EVerts, Penn
TRAVERSE JURO
j T. Way. Union
Shuman Lyon, spring
Jacob Condo, Harris
James Morrison, Worth
X j Kelley. Worth
Lewis Dunklc, Marion
G. w Spangler, Potter
I'd Graham, Bcllefonte
F GOwland. PhilipSb'g
John Leech. harris
Daniel Runkle, Gregg
Al Owens. PhilipSburg
q III Zeigler, Philipsb' <
Edward Smith, Bo .gs
e. Manson, Philipsburg
ID Mattern, Half Moon
AL Hosterman, Potter
John II McCord, Rush
Roland G. Irwin, BoggS
Curtin Meyer, Rush
William Seese, Gregg
y Askey Howard twp
L Metzger, Liberty
j Rumberger, Patton
TRAVERSE JUROF
John w Morris, Taylor
John Reese, Benner
William Wagner, BORgt
u A Brew. Bellefonte
j & Larinlcr, Spring
J. Steinrock, Rush
B r limerick, Walker
Joseph Gates, Ferguson
Amos Garbrick, BenneI
David Barr, Ferguson
Jacob McCoOl, Gregg
W C2lderwood, Taylor
A j Dress, PhilipSbure
A W Ulrich, Penn
John Shelter, Spring
7 p Christ, College
Geo Il Boak. Burnside
q ID Erb, Ferguson
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-01

The Auditor Generals and State
Treasurer's Reports for 1869 present
some very interesting figures, among
which are che sums which the several
counties paw into, and what they re-
ceive from the state treasury. The fol-
lowing statement shows that Centre
county pays $l2.394.0O, and that sun
dry officials and institutions in the
county receive$2o, o49.91 and that con-
sequently the county is ''short" nearly
5000. Who would have thought that
Center is "pauper" county, and that
other parts of the state must pay a
good part Of her running expenses.
The following are the amounts paid
into the state treas ury:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-01

Erie Nail West and Day Express East make
close connections mt Northumb berland with l..
6 ID. Z. Il. trains from WilkesharrO and ScrAA-
ton.
Erie Mail West, Niagara Express West ana
Fast Line West make close connection at VIII
Transport with n e. II. w. trains north.
Niagara EXT -eSs West and Day Express East
T.. V. II. r. traiES.
Erie Mail Eas' and West connect st krte
with trains on L, - & NJ. 5. r, H.; at Cory wi IN
q. C. Il A. w. X h at Emporium with b. II. Y.
& r. X, r., and at 'riftwOod with 4. Y. X. R.
Isrlor cars will ~un Aet%een Philadelpki9
and Williamson. n Niagara Express West
and Day Express III It. Sleeping cars on all
WI. 4. BALDWIN, General SuP't.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-01
Local Department.

NOTlCE.-Any Of our subscribers
rko expect to change their residence thiS
Spring xiii plea" iAform US Of the fact.
The Building and Loan Associa-
tion meets on Monday evening. Now
don't yop forget it.
job work of all kinds done at the
JOURNAL OfRce at prices as cheap rs
the cheapest.
Read the professional card of
Seshler & Son, physicians, Aarons--
burg, Pa.
"A full line OF Scho ol books just re
eeived and for sale st the JOURNAL
Book STORE.
"A splendid private residence with
the good wilfOta medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply Mt this Of
Eco, tf.
Jacob III. 'Stover's sale, ut Pine
Creek, next Saturday afternoon. Hogs
willbe scid--are you going?
"A splendid line Of Family and
Pocket Bibles just received at the Jour
nal Book Store, very cheap. Call and
see.
AS far as the law is concerned you
are allowed to catch trout from this
day hence, but you had better get the
consent of the trout also, else the law
will not do you bit of good.
The Central Manufacturing Com
Pany, Of Lewisburg. made piece of
casting the other week weighing 100
pounds. 1t was q "bell-shaped cap for
Union Furnace
VIM. II. Reifsnyder offers his ser
vices TO the public IS auctioneer. He
only asks to be given a fair chance in
his new business and guarantees TO give
satisfaction. II.
The building for the new furniture
factory in Lock Haven, is going up.
Why can we have good manufactur.
ing establishment of some kind in Mill
helm?
CALvEe.-The subscriber gives no
tice that he is all the time prepared to
pay the highest cash price for calves.
He will come and fetch them at any
place in Penn or Haines township, II
notified.
J. Willis Musser,
ff. Woodward, Pa.
-The'old Mill Hall furnace, which
has been dead as a door nail forthe last
twenty-five years, is to be put In blast
again, and Austin Curtin is tue man
that is gong to do it--so the papers
say. Washington furnace will also be
put in running order, during the sum-
ner.
-Justreceiyed at the JOURNAL Book
STORE, a full line Of blank books; ledg-
ers, day-books, Dlottsrs, paHs-beekF,
memorandas, etS., asSo new lot Of B.
5. reward cards.
The Lewisburg boys got so srrSy-
ing i'll jumping on moving trains that
several of them had to be soaked in Jail
awhile. The "boys" down there arc
just rs bad Is necessary.
The Lewisburg Chronicle thinks
that business.oR the Lewisburg Il Ty-
rome rall road is increasing. Glad to
hear it. Hope both road and business
may increase until the former is com-
pleted and will have all to carry it
can.
Tho JOURNAL Hook STORE sells
all the school books recently adopted
by the school boards Of Millhelm BOro',
Penn, Haines, Miles and Gregg town.
ships.
IF. .. Metzyer, young gentleman,
who had been staying on visit with
his relatives in town this winter, has
left for Philadelphia, where he expects
to enter a machine-shop. Goodbye,
Fed, hope you'll do well and come
back some time.
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DIED.

On the l7th ult. ,.ne3r Centre Hall. James L.
fresher aged Il years, 4 months and day
On the 1lth ult., in Gregg township, Mrs.
Mary Smith, aged s5 years.
On the END ut, near Woodward, Mrs.
Catharine, wife Of Jacob Stover, aged years
and months
On the End ult, In Georges Valley, Mrs Mary
Hettinger, widow, aged So years, 9 months and
% days. .,.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-01
Spring Mills Academy.

The Spring Term will begin on Mon
day, April IL, 1880.
Tuition, SIS to s.. Boarding So to
1925 per week.
For further:informations.a address
REV. d. M. WOLF,
st. Spring Mills, Pa.
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5 A M'QuiStion, Bellei'e
John BinG, UnlOnyille
u w Herring, Liberty
John Rishel, Potter
w w Spangler, Potter
Joseph Ross. Spring
Luther NJ Beck, Walker
VIM A Kerr, Potter
RS-FIRST WEEK.
Jon Walker, Miles
8 y Peck, Walker
III G. Chronister, Huston
HenvyE$ Royer, Miles,
T MerSyman. Taylor
% Adams. PhilipSburg
WA ASkey, Snow Shoe
John = Miles, Huston
WIN Earhart, Potter
Joseph l. Neh, Boggs
J b Newcomer, Burns'e
v c Campbell, Millheim
Hez Sprovl, Walker
4 WoQdrinr, Huston
FL Chambers, Patton
liam Scchler. Bcllefte
William Swab, Potter
Henry Heyerly, Spring
j Il Williams. Worth
Isaac Gray, Patton
Ira L Fisher, Half Moon
Ephraim Keller, Potter
Jonas Slime. Patton
z Z Bible. MilesburG
,S-SECQND WEEK.
Wilson Russell, HAineS
IT Wilson. Half Moon
James Z BOal, Potter
A AthertOn, Philipsb'g
SaInpct Glenn, College
y q Bathgate. College
Samuel Ard, Penn
Vim Eckley, Bcllefonte
Isaac Stover, Spring
lJac Garbrtck, Walker
Charles 5 Beck, Walker
w w Beck, Marion
JOhA g Smull, Miles
A J OrndOrf, Ferguson
Hen Fishburn, Benner
j GiHiland, SncT shoe
S X limerick, Union
Aaron IL Hall, Union
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MARRIED.

On tho 25th ult., at the bifde's home in Miles
township, by Rev. r. Aurand, Mr.. w. II. Win.
kelbIech, OF Laurelton, and Miss Annie II.
Miller, OF Miles township.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1880-07-10

considerably to make the fact Of their
candidacy generally known TO the dear
people" before the election. and likely
enough . good many voters may not
find 1t out after all.
We returned homo with somewhat
enlarged ideas Of the stock region Of
Hays county. We hops Jet 10 visit
the upper Blanco and Psrdinales rc-
gions, returning BY way Of Dripping
Springs, 30. This would complete our
survey Of Hays county. But we are
willing 10 rest awhile before No start
out for the mountains" again.
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We have been favored with new
catalogues, announcements. &c., Of
the Mission Valley Nurseries Of G.
Onderdonk, Victoria county :; also with
blank orders and an order book. Any
one wishing to purchase fruit or orna-
mental trees from this nursery car
leave their orders at the FREE PRESS
office. The superior quality Of the
products of Mr.. Onderdonk's nurseries
are pretty we'll known here. They are
Texas raised, carefully tested to suit
the climate, and are of course much
to be preferred to imported articles.
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ssNa q a."

This is the title of the new French
novel by Emile lola, which has at
tracted so much attention, tho more
because it has been condemned by
Anthony Comstock, of New York.
who takes supervision ofsuch matters,
as unfit to be circulated. As natur-
al consequence the sales have been
greatly increased by this unwise and
uncalled for action. Read what the
Boston Courier says OF Mana :"
Mana is careful study of the lite
and manueEs OF y certain class OF PEG.
pie ordinarily designated rs men ut
.l.gant leisure. Tue heroine is Var.
iety actress whose face and figure Gre
ate furore among the fashionable
Parisisns, who follow Der on and OF
the boards as il she were veritable
queen. Her life is life OF perpetual
excitement and uninterrupted intrigue,
portrayed with an intensity OF graphic
dilineatlon which is almost terrible to
realize. Zoia's purpose is Is be him
self says, to paint this class Of women
az they exist in real life, and any Que
who reads the work will not hesitate
TO declare that be has attained = tut
measure Of success in his attempt.
Although the work deals with vice in
all its hideous reality. Mana throws no
glamour over self indulgence, nor lends
the least charm TO natures essentially
talse and corrupt. The writer's object
e to make vice repulsive. believing
that thereby it will lose the attractive
ness that has been impaired to IL BY
certain writers Of less realistic school.
Though Mana is a Continuation OF
L'Assonmoir. it 10 no way resembles
the latter 10 its feld Of action. for the
scene IL laid among . totally different
class Of people. Only in the method
Of treatment does IL resemble its pre-
decessor. for ne find the sane power
full and life like dsliDestio1s Of charse-
Ter. the same finished ereeutio1. and
The same marvellous command OF hn-
rusrue. which chsrsc'erise al Of Zols's
vorts UDdo1btesly this work is dee
tissd 10 rssk ss hiss il, popularity II
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any fthe authors previous produc.
tons which l. certainly ssyins . great
deal. Mana" has created . great sen-
sstion abroad, and has been hailed BY
the Press both Of Loldon and Paris,
% the literary svent d ysaFs, over two.
hundrsd thousand copies Of mana"
aud IL Assonuoir." having been
sold 10 France. IL is oomplets 10
one volume. price 76cts, add will b
found for for sale BY oil booksellers
aud News Agents. aud on Oh Railroad
Trains. or copies oft will b seut to
any ono to any place, atcnce, o. remit
ting price in . letter 70 the publishers,
T. B. Peterson h Brother, Philadsl-
phia, Pa. w
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We ~ oar subscribers ct VIM
bsslsy Z special apology. Although
our pspsr ~ two weeks pact v,s re-
hind time, hvaa rot % far behind
that vs could pss bsyssot the Win
tsriy psskase 10 es post o6N By
Mosday morning. hst the fact occur
red 10 q, (Which Il I'd eot) that our
f,iixrs vosA daily IL svho,s vssk
We prssise eur Tias<sy hA-ds
.st 10 M sszri 50 greatly si fsult as,ia-
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ASSESSOR:
A CA RD.

10 oil who are suss ring from the errors and In
discrstions Of youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay, less Of manhood, Ae.. will send recipe
that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy WAS discovered By missionary 10
South America. Send . ssif.Addresssd envelope
TO the REv. Josspz 7. InxAS, Station D. New York
Citv. Nay lb.ly
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We wish to say to the public that
We are now making . general reduc-
tion in prices in order to close out our
present stock and make room fer new
Goods. We offer bargains for cash,
and no mistake.
JoHysoy 4 JOHNSON.
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Town Property for Sale.
A house and lot Joining Major
Hutchison's,, and two vacant lots join
ing Mrs. Manlove's. Apply to
aA.. tss. j.. "a 4. A. DIAL.
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Personals.

Prof. Hollinssworth. formerly Of
this plass. was here the first Of the
week.
Prof. ]. D. Morrison has started q
Newspaper at P!easanton. called the
Monitor.
Mr.. Lindsey, just from Georgia, cal.
cd on rs an yesterday. He will visit
his brother in Coleman county.
Jos. W. Cox, Of Dr.. Crews place,
has LAID rs under obligations by .
present ofsoms very fne sweet pota.
toes.
While passing over the "Baokbone'
our escort pointed out to rs in val
ley on the other side, dimly seen far be.
low, the residence Of DR.. Payne, Of this
place.
We regretted our inability to be pres
emit at the entertainment at Rev. Mr..
Kennedy's on Tuesday night. We
learn it was quite oreditable to all con.
cerned.
Mr.. Remer. late Of this place, ap-
pears to be holding forth" at Laredo,
We hope he may do so we'll as to be
both able and willing to remember his
creditors Of this vicinity.
We regret to learn Of the death Of
b. B. Frazer, we'll known in this
county. A dispatch announc-
ing his death. in Alabama, was receiv
ed by his relations here on Sunday last.
Mr.. Hewitt, newspaper man, who
printed the FREE Press for US for
some time, has sold out the Mansfield
La.. paper and started another at Nat
chitoches. called the Register. 1t is a
nice loo XII ng paper, and we wish him
success.
Maj. Hinzie Of Palestine was here
again this week, and arranged for pus b
ing forward his building. He informs
us be will have it completed by Sept l.
We regard the advent Of this enterpris
ing gentleman in our midst in a
business capacity as likely to form an
era in the history Of San Marcos.
MAY his tribe Increase" among US
w. L. Franks. of the Mountain City
country, sent us on yesterday, by our
friend @. G.. Richards, a sheaf Of mil
let, breast high to man and of luxu-
RANT richness and beauty. 1t was
sown in March and received only Or
binary attention. We sacrificed it to
the appreciative taste of our ''natura
PAGER"
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AHEAvY corn crop is nearly matur-
ed in this county. and the early cotton
is quite promising, though the later
planting needs rain.
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Buy your BREAD.-Persons who
buy tickets for the Summer of Fritz
LANCE, can have good bread supplied
cheaper than they can bake il them.
selves. Call and see Frits on the sub.
ject and be satisfied that this is true.
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clo 81 Of said Ordipanees shall b
amended 70 ssto road = follevs. o.
Wit: l. t..l f.sa ssaS ID,
Art O.. Leaving any tsan o. ~
bsasb Of burden attached 70 . vehicle
without bslug securely tied, sitter b.
ing notified BY the Marshal or Police
man to tls said team or beast Of bur
den or 70 loose tho sane from said
vehicle. o'l'N
X H, B. CorrIELp. Mayor.
8. B. McBRIDY, Acting Seo'y.
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BEST cigars in the United States at
FAR1s & SHIpMAN's.
Price Reduced.

We have concluded to reduce the
price Of the few remaining copies Of
our Description Of Hays county one
half, viz: single copies 5ots.; 6 copies
for 25cts.; IA copies for 80 cts, and 40
copies for 81, Just the thing to send
to friends abroad. For particulars see
last page Of this paper. KS $50.
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SINGLE copies Of the FREE Press
for sale at the Office, five cts each.
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ALExANpER's popular Family Med
ioines are for sale at the drugstore Of
Reynolds g. Daniel, San Marcos.
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IT il believed, from the number OF
visitors to the railroad bridge now in
progress over the San Marcos, that
most Of our people will soon be con-
siderably conversaut with bridge build.
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Special Notice!

Those desiring advertisements or
local notices must hand them in on
or before THURSDAY, in order to in
sure their insertion tho same week.
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If you want to Gee Groceries in var
iety and quantity pass through thu
Store and Warehouse Of
G.. w. DONALDSON.
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FINE CofrEEs

Don't tail to try the
fine new Rio and Cordova Coffees,
Just received by 6. W. DONALDSON.
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Jon Work neatly executed at thes
Office, and at prices to suit the times
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CRACKERS

Finest assortment of
Best Fresh Baked Crackers cheap at
DONALSoN'S.
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SoxITRINa NEw.-Ice. cream will
bs ssryed every day after the 18th o
this month in the building now occu.
pied BY Mr.. Crunk. next door to East.
hams Tin shop. J. F. TRAVIS.
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.. ID. MCoklDhs AouuB WY rf...f
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
xLEcrIoN. NOVEMBER 3. 1880.
COUNTY CLERK:
We are authorised 70 announce 81.
A. MoMEANS % candidate for
County Clerk Of Hays oouaty. "
COUNTY JUDGE:
To The voters Of Hays county: I am
4 candidate for the ONCE Of County
Judge OF your county. My past record,
10 similar capacity. 10 my only guar
snIy for tho future.
CIV. GaooNs.
COUNTY PRosEoUT0R: 81.
We are authorized to announce 0,
T. BROWN % . candidate for Prose.
outing Attorney fur Hays county. isi
fu U.s. TREAsURHR: /
We are authorized 10 announce D. p,
HOPKINS a. candidate tor Treas-
urer Of Hays county. 80.
SHERIFF:
We are authorised to announce n,
4. BARBER 40 candidate for Sher.
if Of Hays county.
ASSESSOR:
We are authorised to announce AL.
BERT HEATON 90 . candidate tor
70. election % Assessor Of Hays coun'
ty.
We are authorized to announce h.
8. FORTSON a. . candidate for AZ.
SCISSOR Of Hays county.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER, PRECINCT
NO. !. -la-tia
We are authorised to announce T.
j. MCCARTHY % candidate for Com
missioner Of Hays county.
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VIZ send out some specimen copies
of the FREr Pass this week, and
hope 10 receive the subscriptions 0
those to whom they are sent.
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CALL and see specimens Of Jo)
Work at this Office.
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For cool Lemonade 60 to
FAIRS l. SHIpxAN's.
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Be il ordained BY the Town Council
Of the Town Of San Marcos:
That Article C.. Of the General Or
din,nces of the said Town. be 90
amended az hereafter to read % fol-
lows. to-vit:
Art 6s. Leaving sny hose or 9TH
Or beast Of burden vithoutthe same
being securely tied. or turning any such
animal loose in any public plscs after
being soufsd By the Martial or Po-
Eeensu - 70 100. Ala. ttst'Arti-
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ENTRAY NOTICES.

Eatrayed June 2sth 1880. BY b. p. Hopkins, %:
said county, one white gelding, branded AN con.
nectsd on che left shoulder. lAk hsnds high . or
10 years old. June ash, 1850.
I'D. ). / GREEN.
&C. o., q. O..
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HOMIE NEWS.
"LlTTLl MAGGIE" and Purity
brands Of Tobacco at BRIaos.
IcE always on hand for sale at
~ FANS & SHIPNAN's.

c c4s 4 s1o BEEF just reed BY
G, W. Donaldson.
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valley, as also others which We sight.
ed from the top Of the Backbone, y
recalled recolleotious of our early
reading Of the Happy Valley" OF
Rasselas and the scenery of the sweet
isle of India's main" immortalized in
Paul and Virginia. And we could not
but think that TO one weary Of the
strife asd turmoil of the unsympa
thetic crowd. retreat like this-"the
world forgetting. BY the world forgot"
would be most welcome.
Dinner was ready on our return and
the crowd had considerably increased.
We should guess there were 500 per-
sons present. h vss q model assem-
blsge for quiet and good order. There
was fne array Of handsome ladies.
The dinner was good ssd abundant.
After dinner the several candidates
present we're called out. aud hsd . sort
of love feast" or "eTperisuce meet
ing" All. we thought, did remark.
ably we'll. and the audience evidently
epjoyei the entertainment We must
confess that We did Dot knou before
that some of the parties called out
though Of our cvn toso. we're caDdi.
dates at all % their present verJ
eecoonicsl plan Of rot snsosneinl
their nsnes az candidates IN their com
" paper. Ne think Il vii Be isesu-
ben; sps1 then 10 str their stunrs