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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

RAND & RoEMER keep first class
article OF lightning rods on hand. You
can purchase those and put them on your
buildings without the aid of an agent, or
If you prefer, the firm will send you a
competent person who will see that they
are properly erected.
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SELLERS
COUGH
SYRUP
80 Years before the Public.

Pronounced by all to be the most
Pleasant and eilicacious remedy now in
use, for the cure Of coughs, colds, Group,
hoarseness, tickling sensation of the
throat, whooping cough, etc. Over a
million bottles sold within the last few
years. 1t gives relief wherever used, and
has the power to impart benefit that can
not be had from the cough mixtures now
in use. Sold by all Druggists at 25c per
bottle.
SELLERS LIVER PILLS are also
highly recommended for curing liver
complaint, constipation, sick-headaches,
fever and ague, and all diseases of the
stomach and liver. Sold by all Drug
gists al 25c per box.
r E. Sellers 4 Co., Pittsburgh Pa
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An ABSOLUTE CURE WARRANTED, The
proprietors of Distilled Sage Satarrh
Cure" will warrant an absolute cure for
Catarrh. No medicine is so pleasant to
take, SO speedy and so thorough in its eff
fects. Try it, and restore your health. If
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FOR SALE.

A frame house, barn, and two lots,
located on Buffalo street, north side, next
to V. Krjnek's. For particulars inquire
of Sedgwick & Forrest, over E. Wagner's
store.
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY.

On Monday of this week as Mr.. Haver-
land was out riding, having his two nieces
and another lady in the carriage, his
horse was frightened by being nipped on
the heel by coach dog. The horse ran
aud In turning the corner near George
Guyles's Office the buggy was upset,
throwing the occupants heavily. Mr..
Haverland had his hip bone badly brok
en-, and Miss Haverland's leg was broken.
The hip fracture is one of the worst
Known to the medical profession. The
others escaped with slight bruises. The
horse was captured Immediately after the
accident occurred.
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THE amount Of money expended by
Mr.. Rahr within the last two years on
improvements is somewhat startling.-
Scarcely was the immense malt house
completed before the plans for a man.
moth elevator were ready. The elevator
is now about completed and is indeed
a credit to the city.
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REMEMBER the Star Pharmacy is the
only depot for the sale of the CEsKA LIE
KARSA cigars i'll this city or county.
Fine tobbacco's and cigarettes also kept
constantly in stock. au &c
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NOTICE TO BUILD SIDEWALK,
STREET ConaIssIoxEn's oYrIoE.

MAEITowoc. August Iq. 1850. (
Notice Is hereby given that the owners OF prop
erty on the east eide OF Main street, between St.
Claire and huron street, and east side of Main
street ID uonf o! lot abuttipo on said street in
Dioek - atv te4a4Fto 20 build a sidewalk In front
" lheir ',uGYe lots OF parts Of lots within y
IS from the dgte of this notice. Ii no, sss4jfi
within the time specified, the same VA be done
by the city at the lot owners expense sep
GEORGE DUSOLD,
Street Commissioner
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IlADIESlf -

Did you try our Toiletine? if not, q
trial will convince you, that it is the
finest preparation for the complexion
ever made.
Robinson 4 HINRICHs. tt
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IF you want poor smoke, fair smoke,
good smoke or tip top fine smoke, call
at the Star Pharmacy, a full assortment
of smoke kept on hand. au 26
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WHAT AN ACCIDENT dbl has die.
covered an absolute cure for all diseases
of the Kidneys, which can now be found
in DaY's KIDNEY PAD,
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FOR SALE.

We have new, first class mower which
we received for advertising, which we
will sell cheap. Warranted to do good
work. Enquire at the PILOT office.
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NoTICEI

All persons are hereby cautioned, against trust
Ing my SON, Peter Schmitt, on my account As
VIII pay no debts OF hi- contracting.
JOHN SCEMIfr Mccme, Manitowoc Co.
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First publication Aug. 10. 1881

Il N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY COURT
L Ia the matter of the guardianship of the minor
heirs of Frederick Pieuss, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Charles
Leverenz, guardian of said Minors representing
among other things, that the said wards are seiZ,
cd of certain real estate In said county aud that IL
is Tor the Interest OF his said wards that all their
interest in the same should be sold. and PRAYING
Tor license 10 sell the same: and il appearing To
the court, nom sald petition, that il would be
beneficial 10 the said wards to sci said real estate
1t = ordered and directed that the next OF kin TO
SAID wards, and ali persons interested In said cs-
tate, appear before me, on Tuesday, the 9lst dav
OF September, \. D., 1850, at ten O'clock A. NJ al
the Probate Office in said county, then and there
10 show cause tif any there bel why license should
not be granted for the sale of said real estate &C
cordlng to the prayer OF said petition.
And II Is further ordered, that copy of this or.
der shall be published for four successive weeks
prior to said day OF hearing. in the Manitowoc
riot weekly newspaper printed al Manitowoc
in said county. wv
- Dated at Manitowoe, the 18th day of August, A.
D., 1850.
MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
+. ID. Treat, Atty. sen O
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COAL

Coal of all kinds for sale, as cheap as
can be purchased anywhere, at the yard
of \. B. Morse,
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Mr.. A. WHITMAN has secured the prin
clpalship of the Kiel graded school this
year. Misses Lueps and Belitz are his
assistants.
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Don't forget to call for the CEsKA LIE
KARNA when they arrive at the Star Phar-
macy. Standard of quality, of the very
best in the line of sc cigars. gu 26
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MENTION was made last week of George
Rathsack's spree, although saloon keep
ers were prohibited from furnishing the
aforesaid George with the wherewithal to
make merry. George was brought be-
fore Justice Byron and squealed. The
guilty|parties were Sommers, Wegfarth
and the drunkard's brother. The broth
er pleaded ignorance of the city board s
prohibition and was let off-by paying
the costs, amounting to Sc. Wegfarth
was found guilty and paid Sl3 for his dis
respect of city legislation. Sommer was
sick and the Justice gave him little time
to recuperate so that he may be able to
contemplate his violation of law without
impairing his health.
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TREASON does never prosper whats the reason
Why, whenit prospers. none dare call it treason
When Aches and Pains prevail Electric Oil
pray try
Renowned throughout the States, any Drug
gist viii supply.
PHYsIc TO agriculture they'll apply,
And write prescriptions for a sickly crop.
With fever mixtures, when the lands too dry,
Infiammatory action they viii stop,
But when rheumatism does the body rack,
DR.. Thomas Electric Oh, viii cure il in crack
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A NUMBER of nyaphs du pave have
taken up their residence in the city with
in the week.
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.e to s1o0.620.

and privilege to increase to S100.G9n.
WIN buy and sell Drafts on the principal cities
OF The Union
vi, bay and sell Drafts on Great Britain. Ire
laAu' NORWAY, Denmark. OF the Continent OF EU-
rope, % New York rates and in sums 10 suit
the purchaser.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1880-08-19

JIM RYAN of Meme, who has share
in a threshing machine, insists that he
will thresh for his patrons this year at
less rate per busEel than before. The
misfortune of having poor crops is
enough, he thinks, without being requir-
ed to give the larger part to the thresher.
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NOTICED

This is to caution all persons against trusting
any one ON NV account, as ! shall pay debts
contracted 10y any person in my name.
Jan l5 1850. DANIEL. HAGGERTI.
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OLE BULL, the great violinist died at
Norway, lately.
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THE village of Kewaunee has finally
secured resurvey of the river with the
ultimate object of receiving government
aid. There is good river at this point
and the commerce of Kewaunee will war;
rant the construction of a harbor. 1t is
difficult to understand why the govern
ment should so long neglect the work at
that place when appropriations We're
made for other points with far inferior
natural advantages. The people of Ke-
waunee demonstrated their confidence in
the practicability of securing good har-
Dor and also the existing necessity of
such aid to their local commerce, by vot-
ing money to carry on the work.
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The only genuine bonafde CEsKA LIE
kama is kept by Schallern & Janecek %
Star Pharmacy. 1'rir'c
al~.- - &C.
-.--.. havana. an 26
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CAPITAL OF $4,000,

This hank organized under The provision Of
the National Banking Law, with "a paid up
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PERSONAL.

| MRs. c. c. SMALLEY is visiting friends
in Michigan.
II. F. WHTrooMB of Milwaukee was in
the city yesterday.
Nh. AND Mrs. Ed. CONWAY are visit
ing in Milwaukee.
Hos. JOS Villas and family are at
present in Scotland.
Nh. Brown of the 3rd ward school has
been rusticating in Meme.
Mr.. RowELL, of st. Louis, arrived in
the city on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. G. ". CASE, of Portage, Wis, is
visiting her brother, L. J. Nash.
Mr.. MCMAHON and family returned to
their home in Kewaunee last week.
W. 4. WALKER addressed the 3rd
ward young mems club last Friday.
THOMAS NICHOLSON returned on Sat
urday from his wandering on the lakes.
Fl. d. SMAILEY is secretary of Han
cock and English club at Caledonia, MINI.
CLINTON SHARP has left the Chiffon
/ Times office and is now in Cheboygan,
Mich.
JUDGE PIERPoNT, of Two Rivers, spent
a portion of the week in the city acting
as referee.
". J. Turner will address the Han
cock and English club of the 3rd ward
next Friday.
Rev. Mr.. SHOWERS preached his fare
we'll sermon last Sunday. Mr.. Showers
is about to move west.
We learn that Joseph KoeIzer has Sc
cured good position in Chicago and will
soon leave for that place.
Mr.. J. f. ZiNNs, of Milwaukee, one of
the old settlers of this county, is spend
ing few days in the city.
O. ToRRIsos intends to leave Norway
on the 18th and expects to arrive in Bos-
ton on the 9Th of next month.
DIST. ATTY. ScHMIrz is attending to the
examination of Land, of Two Creeks, be-
fore Justice Walsh, this week.
CHARLES SPINDIER, of Chicago, will
spend the fall and winter in Manitowoc,
for the purpose of recuperating.
HoN. J. N. READ was in the city yes
terdaY. He is out on vacation and will
visit Michigan before resuming work.
". H. SEAMAN, Sheboygan's most
prominent lawyer and ''favorite son" was
in the city this week, on legal business.
Mr.. AND Mrs. MILLER and Mrs.
Storrs, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Rankin, left for Chicago on Friday
last.
MEssRs. LULING, Pritchard and Eel
lows are at Chicago this week in attend
ance at the knights Templars' Conven-
ton.
HERMAN WHITMAN received the con-
CALCULATIONS of friends last week as if he
We're fully entitled to them. A baby boy
ulduo Nun IulQh SO.
Mr.. AND Mrs. RICHARDS celebrated
the 29th anniversary of their marriage on
Saturday evening last. A large number
of invited friends were present.
WIN. RAER, JR., is $50 happy he could
weep, baby mine" He looks down on
old bachelors and asks frequently, 'wEat
is home without a baby?" 1t is boy,
too.
Mr.. MICHAEL LYNCH, of Liberty, and
Miss Katie Mccarthy, of Meme, were
married at st. Nazians last week. MIR.
Lynch is an industrious, respectable
young man.
CHARLES FL. Hull has received orders
to report at Portsmouth, n. H., and en-
the service of the United States on the
Steamship Alliance. He is to be in COM
pany with four class mates of his.
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PLUMB & NELSON, GROCERS,
Whites Block, South Side, Cor. Buffalo
and Eighth Sts., North Side.
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John Barr
G. z. W helau.
THIRD GRADE.

The names under each grade are not
arranged according to rank.
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boz. I.=tAL So -1 4 p : = 80 -, -
sSAAsA CITY oALNAAIC CO. 1hilssde.psis, Pa.
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TEACHERS CERTIFICATES.

MANITowoC, Wis, Aug. Is, 1880.
The following is list of the teachers
who at this date hold certificates licensing
them to teach in any town in Manitowoc
county and whose licenses do not expire
before the Spring of 1880.
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HANCOCK AND ENGLISH CLUB.

A. D. JONES, City Clerk.
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j, , -, MICHAEL KIRWAN, County Judge.
E. d. Treat, Atty. Sen Q
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the funding bin and press It to vote before
the recess.
Dir. Price. OF Iowa, under direction Of the
Committee on Banking and Currency.
moved 10 suspend the rules, take from the
calendar, and pass the following bill:
Be IL enacted. de-, That section 341s Of
The Revised Statutes he repealed, and that
from and after the passage OF this act no
stamp shall be necessary on any check such
as Is named In said section 3ilS.
Mr.. MILL, OF Texas, raised the point OF
order that The Committee on Banking and
Currency had no Jurisdiction over the sub
iect-ma'ter OF the bill. which belonged pro.
perIy TO The Committee on Ways and Means.
After considerable discussion the motion
to suspend the rules and pass the bill was
rtiected-yeas, 129; nays, 6S-not the ne
cessary two thirds IN the Affirmative.
The Speaker made the following commit
Tee appoiL tments: Mr.. McKenney. Of Ohio,
to the Committee on Ways and Means; Mr..
Conger, OF Michigan, to the Committee on
Rules; Mr.. Taylor, OF Ohio, to toe Com
mittee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Stone, Of Michigan, under instruc.
tons OF the Committee OH Post.Ofices and
Post Roads, moved 10 suspend the rules
aud pass the. bill authorizing the Postmas-
ter.Genera TO readiust The salaries OF GER
tain postmasiers. This bill, involving
claims to the amount OF 100000, was OPP
posed, and on seconding the demand for
suspendlng The rules no quorum voted.
The House then, ut 4:20 p. NJ, adj
journed.
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HEADACHE AND NEURALGIA TOUCHED
BY DIR. c. W. BENSON.

Nervousness Il the result of nervous prOsiralIon
and nervous irriabiliiy, and preys more aarmingly
upon the general health than any o;her class of
chronic diseases. Where will you find the consump-
tive, the dyspeptIc, the equity or rheumatic and
hepalc patient, whose frs. symptoms were not of
nervous character, and which continued more and
more to be a complication of those diseases, as we'll
as many Others, all the way through 10 the fatal
end Had the first nervous troubles aud seepless
nights been attended TO. the results might In many
cases have been different.
What the fence, the air, and the fountain are to
the beautiful garden the nervous system is TO the
animal economy. aud when 1t Il broken down or
ont of repair or I'm itself diseased It is invitation
for all manner OF dea to enter. and by It's erc-
trio streams conveyed to and through every avenue
OF the body.
If you are weak, irritable, seepless, Respondent,
without energy, and feel badly and can't describe
It. you may know that you are nervous, and that
these pills will be invaluable to you IN curing nery-
Gus weakness prostrations, and dependency there
By wardlng Off the fearful results That must follow
neryou. ness II left to it,elf Remember iha, this is
not a nostrum or patent medicine, but strictly a
professional preparation.
seeplcs ness, from whatsoever existing cause. Is
always 20 be looked upon with anc apprehension
No one can long retain health and cheerfulness and
good memory whose sleep is not sound ana refresh
ing. II IS during sleep that the nervous system Is
repaired Of the waste ana strain made upon 1t dn-
ring the waking hours. Therefore sleep Is absolute
w essential to health, amiability Of disposition, and
to insure energy for the duties Of life. Loss Of
sleep soon ergenders dependency and loss Of men,
tai force.
Headaches unerrlngly indicate disturbed cOndi-
ton OF the Lerye nuIc and often lead to serious
consequences. and should never be neglected. Head
ache is more serious disease than IS generally sup
posed, and Is often the beginning OF fatal end,
preceded by a onS and fearful lit Of nervous
symptoms.
In long and large experience In the treatment or
Neuralgia have found nothing TO act 30 promptly
and permanently as my CELERY AND CHAMO-
MILE PILLS. Before discovered this prepare
ton. like most physicians, treated II with little
satisfaction 10 either myself patient. Now sel-
do n fail 10 cure even the most obstinate ca es.
DIR. c. W. BENsON'S CELERY AND CHAMO-
MILE PILLS are prepared expressly to cure Sick
Headache, Nervous Headache, DyspeDtic Headache,
Neuralgia, and Nervousness, and will cure any
case. Price, so cents. postage free. sold by all
druggists. Depot, No. 400 north Eutaw street.
Baltimore, Nd and at Richmond. Va. de Gilt
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CLARKE.
THE MAILS CHRISTMAS AND REIMBURSEMENT.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa,ch.I
BERRYyiLLE. Va, December 10, 1880.

THE MAILS CHRISTMAS AND REIMBURSEMENT.
Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispa,ch.I
BERRYyiILE. VA, December lS, 1880.
Christmas is upon ~. In the Stereotyped
languages Of presidential messages, "the
pat year has been one OF uneXampsed pros.
perity." Very few people in this part Of
The lOwgIOuudS OF sorrow who have
NOT enough of "bOg and bominy" to en-
able them TO Laugh and grow tat" at least
until after the holidays. Christmas-trees,
fre.crackers. Roman candles, sky.rOckets,
biz turkeys, fit ducks, roast pigs, stewed
oysters, chicken salad, baked geese, and
..Jriied" ham and eggs Will be the order
Of the day amongst all who are not too in
,ellectnal 10 listen To the pleadiDes Of the
"Inner man."
| have observed that the Dispatch has re-
Gently reached Berryvile at O'Clock 7. NJ.
on the day Of publication. This has been
The case twice within the past two weeks.
We begin 10 feel that we are not so much
out Of The woHd. after all, when we can get
the Dispatch lae day il Is published.
People have not vet determined who will
lie our next Governor. but the conclusion
/, pretty general that il will be neither Ma
hone, Massey, Riddleherger, Paul, Fulker-
son, nor any Other gentleman who thought
the jul, ticket would beat the May ticket.
They are good men, but their judgment as
10 results docs not recommend them 10
position wherein they would long have TO
iinger before the "oId State" would enjoy
another Houid0y from The unqualified un-
certainty of unparalleled utopianism.
e. NJ L.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. December 2 o. Fo4n.-siOcks strong.
Money on CALL 6 per cent. txchange-Lons 4IS;
snort. 4Sl. state bonds dull. Governments qplrI.
EreniNg.-uoney. per cent. *, hans., 4tv'
Governments strong; new SIS. l0l4; new AVS,
lliA; new As. ll3s. states moderately ac'l'e'
WALL STREET YESTERDAY.
NEW YORK December 20.-The Post. in It's Anan.
cial article to- day, says: At the Stock Exchange
United States bonds are uuc1aDged. Railroad bonds
are strong at an advance of ad3 per cent the lat
ter Milwaukee aud ~. Paul liza crosse diVislonl !;
the !. and NJ division. same company, are up 10 ~
the other notable strong issues are tho>e Oh zoe
South western railroad. The general STOCK marstt
opened 40 an advance of 4dH per cent later MelrO
pOllian Elevated: lhen advanced pG The later
canada Southern ana Reading. Before the first boild
the ma rket began To decire, ana ny 1870 O'Clock
had fallen a@3 per cent, the later NORTHWEST
common aud chicago aud Alton. Tbs IN lnrn
was followed By anO her advance OF &@ " ne ,ller
Kan.as and Texas ana Texas and Pdc tic. Sine.
noon Milwaukee aud St. Paul has declined rs, aud
the general marx ct sdT. IL viii lhls he seen MAJ
the mark,t has been irregular aud alternately
strong and heavy. The week opens on mode
rattly active Ter cent. money market. mat oeing
the ruling rate tor demand loans, time loaDs OF
thirty days. and prime mercantile pap'r The mar
ket for foreign exchange is strong.
The following quotations were current TO-DAY
United States 4 per cents. l13hMl19a; United
iral. sos Ohio aud Mississippi. 37s; Erie, Az
Michigan Central, 1908; Hannibal aud -. JoseDh.
474; Lake Shore. 1889; Northwest. l22t; NOrib-
west preferred. l394: Iron Mountain. 548 hook
Island. 1859: II. Pani, / ~; Wabash, II. Louis
and Pacific. Az; Wabash, y Louis and Pacific
preferred, S4,5: kanSas and Texas. 43a: W"srro
Union Telegraph. 7Sk. eX-diydend &. &. ana J. e.,
2O4; Pacific Mail, 52a.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Ds cember 20.-Virginia 6's. old. 20 I;
consols. 753: second series, 20: pasidne coupons,
90; new l0-40'.. 504; l0.40 coupons, 80. BID to-
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BoTErouRT.

.,,,xs on Tue ALLEemAxy RoAp-vAI.LEy
prLgoAp- MEASLES, CROPS, AND POLL.
TICS.
,corrc.ponaence of the Richmond D'spatch.l
DECEMBER II. 1880.
Trains are running on the western end
=, me Richmond aud Allegheny railroad
from Iron Gate CLIFTON Forgc) ,oihe month
~ gstaubs. BY the time this reaches your
o. o.. S The track will be completed to Blu.
1ssnsn. and perhsps trains running TO that
point. ,, 80. oa Tho, ,,o,, an
a., v.,ley railroad will be resumed in the
sn,ing. with Sl,000,0o0 already expended
", ,h,s ROAD between Staunton and Salem.
..,n The easy grades OF the erester portion
', tho road. the mineral and other re-
a,,ccs Of the country through which II
$3.50. the important railroad connection IL
~, has Al Buchanan. and the locil patron.
W. wh,cn OF itself would be sufficient to
snn,orl il. II cannot be that The completion
~ Tins road can be long delayed.
The shenandoah Valley railroad has en-
,,,nccrS in the county now prospecting
ron,es. They have run one line from Clo-
ycrda,e 10 Big Lick. A branch railroad
trcm some point on the Richmond and Al.
Icoh,py railroad at or near The mouth OF
Catawba 10 the old Calawba furnace, some
Twelve or fifteen miles in length. is also now
strongly talked Of, In which, running as it
will through The hesrt OF The county, our
people are more interested than IN any
other. II - these railroads. Is added the
project OF the grand Richmond and Sonth-
western, which must pass through inns
county, IL will be difficult 10 find In The
whole world a section OF country to be so
suddenly and thoroughly bessed with all
the benefits that railroads can give IS this.
The measles are nov raging in this coun-
ty. and are making a clean sweep. The type
is not very malignant, aud but few deaths
have occurred.
The pork crop Of The county has been un-
usually 6ne (prices 4l@5c. beef, 4c). The
ire crop likewise. Craigs creek has been
frozen sufficiently in some places TO bear
teams.
Politically we have peace. y.