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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-29
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oman on week days from Q
The once 20 x.9O p. NJ, and from 8 to
o'eioex in the evening, s.ras. .,os.s =.
'%S sssIstry y and Money Oder a7'ln'''' closes At
Pm. -.,is close at 8 P. NJ.
Hsiiio ON SUNDAYS
from IL NJ. TO l P. NJ.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-29

Was called to order at 4:3U P. NJ.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Mr.. E. R. CARRIER put in nomination,
land Bob Beatty seconded the same) Coun-
selor Alexander Wilson for the position.
Geo. W. Baker arose and spoke in glow
ing terms of A. L. Fitzgerald, as fit in
every way for the position, and the nomi-
nations closed.
Mr.. Hillhouse was allowed the proxy of
Mr.. Mills.
Ballot for District Attorney followed
with this result: A. L. Fitzgerald, SO;
Alex. Wilson, 43: G. M. Mikel, l.. Mr..
Fitzgerald was accordingly declared the
choice Of the Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-29

Geo. W. Baker put in nomination s. S
Sloss for the position, and the Secretar,
was ordered to cast the vote of the Con,
~vention for him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-29

MISCELLANEOUS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10
EeGal Notices.
IN PROBATE-IOWA COUNTY

- W. Isl
In the matter of the final settlement Of the es-
tate of Matthias krieT deceased.
IN application Of John krier, administrator of
the estate Of Matthias krier, deceased, for the adj
iustment and allowance Of his administration
account, and the assignment of the residue OF
said estate to such persons are by law entitled
% the same, and said administrator having nled
hiAaceount according 10 law and the rules and
practice of this court.
1t is ordered, that said account be examined,
adjusted and allowed az special term Of said
court 70 ke held at the Court House, in the VIII
iage of DodCeylle, in said county, on Tuesday
the ped day of June 1850.
ii is further ordered. that upon the adjustment
and allowance Of such account by this court. as
aforesaid, the residue of said estate be by the
further order and judgment ofthe court assigned
TO such persons as are by law entitled to the
sane.
1t is further ordered that notice of the time and
place of examination and allowance Of such ac'
count and of the assignment of the residue OF
said estate Be given to all persons interested by
publication Of copy of this order for three sue
cessye weeks in the Mineral Point Tribune. a
weekly newspaper published in the city Of Min
eral Point in said county
JOHN T. JONES, County Judge.
Dated May 18th 1880. 2lwG
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10

ing forward to grasp him by the
hand. The Rev. De La Matyr, who
holds the destinies of bis country
in his vote, as he says, will prob
ably be present TO explain how it is
that is so. He expects his party to
carry Maine and Arkansas, and per-
haps one or two other States, This
will throw the election in the House
of Representatives, which it is in
his power to tic, and keep tied. This
state of affairs will preclude the
election of President, but the Senate
will have to elect q Vice President,
who, owing to the vacancy in the
Presidency, will proceed to fill it.
Thus Mr.. De La Matyr proposes to
elect a Democratic President for Us.
the process seems an easy one, though
there may be hitch or two about
somewhere which does not appear
now. the rest CT the National
Greenbackers viii gladly make their
nominations in this case, take the
requisite States and thus give little
De La Matyr a chance to occupy a
more prominent place than a Green
hacker ever did before or ever will
again. This will make De La Matyr
feel good; and to labor for that end
might as well occupy the time and
labor Of the National Greenbackers
as anything else. 1t is thought that
their convention will not equal the
dimensions of the present one. 1t
is doubtful if it will even be large
enough to let The Chicagoans down
easy, after their big visitation, but
it will give some big little men q
chance to blow, and crazy philoso-
pliers a chance 10 seem wise. II
they don't have a chance Of this kind
once in Il while, there is danger that
some Of these financial quacks will
burst with their own NONSENSE
.UthcduLee Sentinel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10

WE noticed lately in London pa
per an advertisement Of ""The Nose
Machine" a continuance which APP
piled to the nose for an hour daily
so directs the soft cartilage of which
the member consists, that an i'll
formed nose is quickly shaped to
perfection. Price, los Cd, post free.
The proprietors also advertise ma
chimes for outstanding ears, for beau
ty of figure, &c. Let non Of us
despair.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10

A sweet, blue eyed Vernon county
bride, clad in what she thought was
the "boss" wedding dress, exclaimed,
as the clergyman joined her hand
with that of her lover ON be 8ol
darned if I don't believe that plast-
er's striking through the back of
my dress y And there she stood,
almost fainting, feeling awfully
stfealzed all over. Her dress ha been
made of poor but expensive mate
rial, and had busted up and down
the back.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10
New Way to Find Gold.

A COW which lived at Fort Nc
Lead and recently died at the
hands of the butcher has 10y her
death introduced a new element into
the beef business and into mining
operations. The butcher who took
her apart happened to be something
of a miner as well as an operator i'll
beef. In her stomach he found a
deposit of black sand, which to his
practlced eye and touch gave indi-
cations Of gold lie washed it and
it PANIED out five dollars worth of
the precious metal. He is eXultant
over lis discovery and talks OF
prospecting in all the cattle brought
to him. Upon what meat doth our
Caesar feed:' is rendered ~ him.
sNYhar has this here old COW been
grazing ~ Perhaps this is indiges-
tible business for COWS, but it con
taius solid suggestions for mining
explorers and capitalists. There are
many companies now Offering shares
to investors which will never be able
to take out from their property us
much solid wealth as was found i'll
the interior of this cow Possibly it
might be a good thing if some Of
these companies would exchange
mining stock for COW stock. They
might water TINS at their pleasure,
as tae fruit of the cow is often water
ed before it reaches its consumers.
Stockholders could receive their
dividends either in gold taken from
the cows digcsted apparatus, or in
oN-tail soup, or tenderloin steaks, on
powder-horus. or cow-hide boots,
We suspect it will not be many
DAYS until there is a corner in cows
at Fort McLead, for either the
I Butcher or the warriors at the tort
will fud reason for killing every
COW in the vicinity. If they can in
roduce geese or hens into that
neigeborhood they may do a good
thing. These or atures lay eggs,
which the cow does not. Perchance
they may lay golden ones, and thus
become source Of permanent Income.
If SO. let no butcher lay his cruel
hands upon them, Lut rather let
them live until they become as Old
/ aud as tough as boarding house
spring chickens. How would The
Golden Egg Mining Company"
.....l ,4., I.11,,. a abo,,h IN. ro,,p-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10

Mr.. CLEMENS, for thirteen years a
Member of Congress from Virginia,
recently died pauper in st. Louis.
Young men starting in life with
bright prospects. as no doubt did
the deceased Clemens, should be-
ware of taking the first false step,
even if nomination is unanimous and
the election sure.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10

Bruce, of Mississippi, was tempo
rarily called to the chair in the con-
vention Friday by Mr.. Iloar. This
is Republicanism exemplified in the
broadcast spirit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10

Glow much are these good a
ward p said a gentleman in dry
goods store the other Gay, as he
picked mp and examined piece Of
Iullad silk. Good gracious " cried
the Mortified clerk, "that isn't for
sale That's the end Of lady's
train. She's Just gone MP 70 the
third story in elevator
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10

For several years astronomers
have been waiting the result of an
occurrece which will reach its climax
in 1881. The four great planets
will be nearest the sun more nearly
at one time than they have been for
1000 years. 1t is supposed that the
unusual amount Of attraction which
these bodies, acting together, viii
exert upon the suns matter will
have some effect upon the climate
Excessive heat and also extremes in
wet and dry are prophesied,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-06-10

4 cOLoap man presiding oyer 4
ro,.tiya. national convention is a
significant commentary upon human
progress ii this country. Senator
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-17
THE BACHELOR'S LAST HOURS.

Not laugh was heard, nor a Joyous note,
As our friend to the bridal We hurried,
Not a wit ischargcd his farewell Joke
As the bachelor went to he married.
We married him quickly to save his fright,
our heads from the sad sight turning;
And we sighed as we turned from the lamps
dim light.
To think him not more discerning.
To think that Il bachelor, free and bright,
And Shy Of the sex as we found him,
Should there at the altar at dead Of night,
Be caught in the snares that bound him
Few and short were the words We said,
Though OF cakc and wine partaking;
We escorted him home from lac scene of
dread,
While his knees were awful4y shaking.
Slowly and saaly y we marched him adown
From the ton 10 the lowcrmuSt story;
And We have never heard from nor seen the
poor man
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-17

ted TO the same purpose. Thus thn
original amount, ipsiupitfcant in the ho-
ginning. being ALWAYS left at interest in
creases itself 70 a nrettv Little dowrv NV
the time the little dirl has reached . mar-
riaaeable AGE. Unlike many heads nr
families in America. who, from thc ycrv
warmth OF their affection for wife and
children, spend their entire aays, and of.
ten EVENINGS. toilino at countinr houso
and office. the French husband and fath-
cr lives in the midst of his children. or-
cupyinr himself constantly with +hcir
wants. their wishes and thc Growth nf
their minds. His buslness hours are
short therefore he has fine for walks
excursions drives n an Of which vhnn
nossiblc. he makes Them his comnan1ons
Thus Intimate relations between mar
rnt4 ana children are from thp bn-
oIaninu established and maintained
the 1crlin~ between father and
lauohtor snrminr nncuIarlv hnaut,f,l
IIe denies h3msc4 nlpasuros rvcn CON,
fort, that he NAV provide for her future
Sba rnuavs fins davation Nv ip,,,fici+
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-17
One Way to Begin 4 Friendship.

Once upon a time all Algicrs was
laughing over an article printed in 4 10
cal paper edited by Arthur &c Fonyelile,
in which General 1usuf had been amus-
in-ly carieatured as Monsieur ,Iou-iou.
Tie Late Clement Duyernois was the au-
thor, but the editor vowed his response
bihty for il. Early next morning there
was ring IT the journalists door, and
the General showed his Arab face OH the
threshold, followed hy an Aid-dc-eamp.
De Fonvielle was still in bed.
You are N. DE Fonvlelle? you called
me Monsieur Jou, ,on;' we must fight
AS You wish, General. ! will send you
a couple Of friends.
"Oh. no. none Of that; let Us settle it
noW-herc' | have come to kill you.
"Ah, then allow me 10 gctup and dress
Where do you prefer tightingz3
"Ihls room will do."
Agreed, and il your Aid viii act as
second to both of US
1usuf drew his sword ana motioned
to his companion to do the same; then
offered the two weapons to De Fonyeille
This one Will do" said the journal
ist, selecting the officers sword, and the
two men faced each other. lusui had
thrown olt his tunic and rolled up Iii
sleeves, showing his brown corded ann
his sun burned face had a weliish CLEAN
q. black teeth. Tonyicllc remembered
how his adversary, being Ill love with
tie daughter Of the Bey Of Tunnis. had
ponlardcd N her chamber the slave that
had threatened To inform Kasoabah's
father and cutting out the blaell tongue,
cast j al her feet, saying: "IIe vii 1e.i
nothing usui fought IKE = savage,
with tiger springs, cleaning eyQs Start
Ing from their sockets and cries like
jaekall at every motion. 1t last, get
ting IN opening, lie made 3 tremendous
lunge, missing De f'onyielIe's heart, hut
running him through the arm
9usuf dropped the point Of his sabre.
1t would be murder t,or this to 10 IN,
he said, with your arm wounded
when YOU recover We Will resume and
finish if.
Next morning aaa regularly thereafter
every morning, the General would put III
an appearance al the wounded man s bed
side Sorry TO keep you so long, Cen
eral, the invalid Wolld say, shut have q
little patience and I'll bc at your dlspos
n. ''0h, | am very patient-vcry pa
tient," the General would answer, bow
and depart
At last the journalist was we'll enough
to leave the house and take the air The
first person he met was Ylsu1, who stalk
cd up to him, offered him his arm, sur
prisod INN during tho promenade, never
thereafter talked about due ling, but re
maincd his firm friend 70 the end Of his
death, when in La Iibertc dc Fonviellc
was able to pay an eloquent and hearty
tribute to his memory
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-17
Parental Care in France.

From the TIM his daughter is born a
French father begins to think Of her dot,
says a writer in the Bazar. A sum Of
money, however small, is immediately
put away in income, and these savings
are added to the original sum. Any un-
expected windfalls brought to him by a
good stroke of business or fortunes IN
vestments are wholly OF in part consecra-
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-17

USrutu I|rnpv.ryoD
~ = '-'. y o''-''1>
SLEEP Irp- -STA1Rs.-If we had
house with q bedroom ON tbe first floor.
we would ri once abolish the use of that
room as q sIeepjnr anartmen+. necause
we are satisfied that # is . wrong c1s-
tom. if heing much healthier To sleep
upstairs. MANY family, of which the
members were suffering and weak in
general. has been restored to a vigorous
and healthy condition bv following our
advice. which was to remove their bed
room np-s+airs. IN have tboi, bnds sum-
MGR md w,n+nr exnosed tie whole dav
fo the fraef air from Tho ona, windows
-excent of no-rec ,yher tboro 10 roin
or mist-an1 olso have. drrinr the
whole n;ol.t onc window ,3art;o1Iv onan
even in winter 50 os aIvovs 70 ;nbale tho
fresh cool mir from the orteif1o butusino
NJ the Same tiro nrecaution NJ have emf.
fciont bed-covoriro 70 seanre warmth.
s,,-o,rr,--, ,,,Tao,-.. ,-,T,-r,
The whole Tendency "a rs1.7arn o5n.
cation i ~ lift bovs ana oirIs IL nIaces
they are not fttad to fin 10 disorst
them with work tbev arc ftfnd 10 do
which must bo dome and which can be
easily obtained orr theorv # ednca-
fion IS continually LOSING sirht of q fact
which never presents Itself to he 10.
nored. and teaching the yonnp to lose
SIGHT of i that fbe mass of neonle n
every generation and nnder whatever
form Of Governments must be laborers.
The ola baraev tbat ovarv hov baa !
chance ia he President III tba limited
States hos dome moro mischief IN the
small brains of bovs Who. when thev at-
tain nanhooa's strength ara fitted to
do trenches and ID nothing cleo than
II has oven in larger brains Of nublic
men ybo..onco bitten with tba per
sonal apnlication of tbe idea are rood
for nothing afterward The boy should
have an edncation which. when com
nleted will make tho subject better
fitted to nursua wcI1 work for
which he IS adante1. which makes him
not ashamed 10 do II and which tbus
dionifes labor
nr-ecrr.n nrvr, on,,r.r Tho ro.a
is easv He who wants bnt little
strength need do bnt little work. bnt mo
who wants prnat STRENGTH nust do oreat
work. Ii he has not perseverance he
will not get far. If he has. he can. es-
neciallv with an eager con,nanion in an
hours worR d dav aimed esnncialIv Of
his weak spots. render himself q thor
ouobly well-built man in 1880. The
rules are rs sirnn1e 40 those of any me-
chanical art No exnnnsire fools are
ren,1irod Vhe methods ore nortahle
as y man travelling. for instance can
work as we'll IN 4 hotel room 40 81 home
can find tioorand aeo1,nle IF chairs and
indoors he scarcely needs more. While
ont Of doors there is always the read.
Nany moderate efforts 1T plain and
simple work. instead Of the often dan
ceratls and generally useless FRANKS Of
fancy gymnastics. or the risk OF over
doinr III hard racing Of any sort-fhasa
are Eli that Is required. But 4 few
minutes daily IF any mrse1e IS al ono
will want or at first shoula take. Hut
he must he frank with himself and ros-
olpfely attack the weaker mnscles lat-
fine f6e others rest fiji thev catch M
~. 49, ~ xr,r,r !, -. =.
| ~ co'544 j. a11AL saan i.aa' ! "f1ser ls4
-. - 1is' -, 80 80
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-17

The London Telegram INDUCES in
the following display Of remarkable
knowledge: John Quincy Adams left
the whole Of his property, valued at
100000, to his son, the subsequent
President, Charles Francis Adams, who
died rich man, having married lady
of great wealth"
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-01-17

/ he so, when l was gay and happy. Oh,
Bob, if you only knew how ] loved
you.'
And once more despite her resolutely
! closing her eyes and pressing her fingers
! upon them, the tears would come.
| There was TO be, that very evening, Il
| party at Col. Johnston's, and Nellie took
particular pains in dressing herself for II.
She had been, of late, rather careless On
this point and was now rewarded for her
extra care by her husbands glance ofap-
proval and his remark that the pink silk
was becoming to her. In consequence
her eyes and checks were brighter, and
her spirits more buoyant, as she cnterod
/ Mrs. Johnston's crowded drawing room.
4 Scarcely had they paid their respects to
! the hostess, when Mr.. Palmer accosted or
rather, was accostcd, by Miss Baden, Il
! brilliant, confident girl, who tried to en-
snare him before his marriage; and Ill
the same moment, gentleman adj
! dressed Mrs. Palmer. She answered
mechanically, unable 10 withdraw her
attention from her husband and his com
! panion. until, seeing something in Miss
! l5aicn's glance At herself which she did
net like, hcr pride again awoke, and She
turned as with sudden determination,
ia fine ,rcnflaman II ber side lie was
= recent conner to The town-vrry Meas
ant ma b4naeo,,,c-- ana Nn}tin' pl,oar
farthuith bpl.an r. trv AMI max. herself
arranaI,,n +, INN IIe Ioolxad so ,,Iaaead
and was himself 50 agreeable, that it
soon cost her no effort TO converse; and
theH her old lively spirits returned and,
c4iovmo herself. Her husband didn't
uurb notice this bnt M,es Eadcn lia.
and her Hjrtatior win lIr. palmer lost
much of if4rhgrm NOW that Itis wife aid
moi appcar Hortig,ee and Jealous. and
That haou#e oIr.at -rc that shc Vas II.
Wb,ro otor- ~. a4,},n orav 3nd,aerent
and Mr. Palmer fa.tbuuolf himself to
look attrr biu wifa Nof fndinr her
leoIiug oyor thn pbotorranh albums. nor
tafking "a .tcarold Nr. Brown, neither in
any Of the s,holcs or corners, which She
was wont of late to FREQUENT he became
rathnr ,,rz1Ie.i
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1900 ,a,f +}arot III =
1'.9 '.,.1'1.', az + ! - II
-, .s.'s' Il,JI 81 h' l.;,t
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~ &M.'5 ~ 'le t9lasei ~, ~, u 1s''
49, alilet.i,,. os'lss looi',' ~ - =
'3l's III so4ie 'i0i''1
~, -. ''lttflst'''; .,I si'I''e ~ tlls
Ia1Io hr,..,+ an ,,1haa ta7i,
',,liL = 's'l, - = 49, - !
- i''''s'soi''e w, VIZ 'p'.'isa 'l9i''
.s''','i',., - ne il ''i'l.l '''ie'. {
'''..,.es WI :. ny ,'aeoi,',
,..,. ~ 80 W. - 'l'I ,'aoa 4-ll,
- ~ ~ 81 -, p1o
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14

'@ttF ia Trustees A0kA
WHEREAS, John Star.
w Velona StarneS, bis VII
on the 24thfday 81 JanuxfY,A.l
execute g certain deed Of I'll
undersigned. as trustee, VIVA
corded In book g." page ISL
Recorders Office, within aadk
drain county. Missouri, y ~
paymeAtsof a certain notA n
deed of trust described. d y
lowing described lnpd
being FL Audrafn CuuntJ
torvit Beginning at Q stngs
6, in survey number 20, . Wy
from the records In Reccf1
for said county, runniaeA
IS minutes, west 6 -
west 6 chains, thence seN@
gsees, east 6 chains md u
thence north 80 1-2 degree
chains, TO place Of bxgM
tainingS10-1W acres, NOR
said land bsitg id the s93f
ner of the northeast quartz Y
tiont Ad1
dfty-one, range (9l mira
the request Of the h6sdef \
note, % trustee, win. g
Saturday, tas 18th Az
at the east. front deorfaf
house in the City of4AleEi9
Missouri, sell 49,
cash In hand, to satisfy said
costs of this sale, between 81
Of lfYofhklm. rnaEM
"nAaH%. 4. h
SSrSNs. T.. s.a~,stgaaT9
Mexico weekly ledger., 1880-10-14
COUNTY cAsrl.-
A List of Speakers
gFt4 toeer, and Neye-sss

Ala. ar s....
sPeskers for ths
toher, and Nevs-a
LIx
Roous
EYrc,nNG0uAry
wv COMnrLoc1
D. AAlcoO01ss
by oI"eF VI the Democratic n ~
mittee. the following anncr,sA kaeut
issues Of d.
made az the following ttmes1S All
cvIvKsaASb Loursr 60
m q. a. Daniel onI uct. It'll. y.
place. MONDAY. nav NC. ,. &c
Brckner.
bsnyon city, Tuesday, Oct. ii u
,dav Nox geo. a.opeftsun. ss
prawn pm =. II. Grsn.
p,aa. s.t. -
p ? ? HIasooi noune WedaS
r. y; DaIlei and !. Linn f.5t
nj H. Iiuay, yet. Is, I D. s y
anu III nlM.- SaMe plaoE. SG
: X ~. ". ". Esq.
y,VS Sci ms noqse, SATURDAY.
inn 1 DsNiiei. HON. John -
Atvrnndat;a.
pncH,'as an "ea!iesday, Octsf1x
nMraHaI @naooi. o. Z. hmth1
Moilass. NOV. L., p. m, j MeSSIL
a = PRAIHIE AND M
Wafkevs. s.l,.,os u-.~@H
m..lNfsStsG. ISas,aei 49,
= sad0s0ieJT nesds~
l1ptJ John II .cesdssS.s.N9
.1 SsAees AOndayss apenkass
2; n0cknef.
JgN DcnooL Pnalye. AQnhay a.
IsGsa1etes NJ. Nefn0sa ~
~ps House, Monday !,
40l.I.1e1ahaney.f sA
mouse, Tueadar.0~
e.SD1aiol sAdC0a. j. r. 3ct
WIyaoN rovv--
Holloway's Scboo, Hos,.
day, Oct. q. fps M, c. a nsnis hs.adl
kayior's school House. FHdss
~, naailei alG Hon. MialeTSs
p1sce, Monuay, NOV. LIZ h1u..sN
oHvef 2, ~ Joseph. and gNLCs,.s
r . maa,s leno9l House Frd11
Hisey's School HOUSE, Tpesd3s
C- =. Danlei ana MsstHksn m
Ga1its Scnool House, WedNeS Ss3s{
m.s C.G. asanaei and Hon.
placet n1ay, Oct.Zz, Up. hal
anu W WITTY. Same plAca5
tSs M, Hon. ". H.sMelAtM
roois SciiO0i house, Thu
HOn a. n: buckner andGNpkae
ua lays act0oi notse, FrldaxsoS i
- a.Im a.,l y, -
Fr,snd.h,, seaaal ua..sgAKa
D, m. &C Daniel anT dE4aaqE d
Zion Church, Friday. Octo6sr NIL
m, mares e; Daniel and noh.
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