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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19
CLOSE coMMuN1oNrsrs.

"If there amt a change in the relig-
ious world pretty soon I'm going to
throw down the gospel and take up the
grubbing hoe," remarked an old man
yesterday. "I've rid circuit for forty
odd years, and I'm treated worse now
than when fust began"
"What is your cause Of complaint,
parson1" asked bystander.
"My recentest cause is one what tanks
all Others" answered the circuit rider,
wiping drop Of water from the end Of
his peaked nose with the sleeve Of his
brown jeans coat. 'I have preached
good deal here in Little Rock, and un-
til recently il had alters been my belief
that IL man could pull through here,
he could pull through anywhere, But
was blind wrong Yesterday I went
in the Gum Lick District, where ! bad
an appointment to preach in the school
house When got there found that
old man Wiggles, Hardshell Baptist,
had got in ahead Of me. Invent in with.
out any ill-feeling, intending to wait
until he got through, when would mus
ter my congregation and take the field.
After. awhile he got through preaching,
and announced that sacrament would be
taken when the boy got back from the
still-house. MY congregation uses
whisky instead Of wine, he went on,
'and Arkansaw cornbread instead Of
your wheat fixens.' Just then the boy
arrived, and the old man took the cob
stopper from the black chunk bottle and
began to pour out the whisky: Now, if
there's anything that strikes me natural,
il is whisky, and thinking that could
preach better after being warmed up a
little, went up to the table and reached
out after the bottle, when the old man
looked at me and said:
"Ain't you a Methodist?"
eyes, SIR"
"Don't you know that we don't allow
the Methodists to commune with u.s.
Do you take this place for free lunch
counter, eh9 No, sir; IL you are not
customer Of the Lord you can't eat and
drink here"
"I've got right to the table," said,
"and I'll help myself"
"Tech that bottle and I'll lift YOU"
al grabbed the Bottle, and the old
man struck me with pone of cornbread
and knocked me down. Then some
body kicked me, and all hands dragged
me out"
"You got into nest Of close COM
munionists, did your" asked the by
standers.
"Ruther like it. Why, them fellers
would snatch piece Of bread from a.
cob, and tear the bosom outon Abra-
ham sshirt. No, sir; until there is more
freedom in church l shan't renew my
connections. Where can fellow get
two pound hoe?"-Linle Rock Gas<fye.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

aBL0ANS EEG0TfA TgD.Na
NO. sKHDLBY Row. roWsoxr0WE.
mRFrss eenvsysness fsF those desiring 10 leek
81 property. tJan. 3z,'eIy.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

d ZEAL ESTATE AGENT,
50f W. Balfimere Street,
oppe. Oregon Street, BALTIMORE.
Bay. Sell OF Exchange Houses, Farms, Ground
and Ground Rents. House aud Ground Rents
Collected. Having large number Of Hoasss on
ksnd, an prepared 20 sell the very lowest price,
Loans negotiated and all business promptly at-
tended 70. tAPri loosely.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

p@-Kentucky Dave was arraigned be-
fore a Cleveland Court on a charge Of
slapping boy. "Do you plead gull.
typ" asked the Judge. al doesn't plead
in de small courts" care you guiltyf"
"Now yer is gettin down ter de logic.
No, sab; Use ez innocent ez de unde-
dulterated snow. I'fesses dat l did tech
de chile, but on dis sort oh acasion. /
longs ter batin' sciety an studies my
speeches while walkin' roun' de street.
While goin' along in heated scussion
wild myself, I waved my hand out ter
clutch a pint. ! thought ] felt suthin' |,
an lookin' roun' diskivered dat ] had
fetched a boy. Desc Is de facks, an
upon which / rests de case" "Men Of
violent gestures should not run at large"
said the Judge, and Dave can now ges-
ticulate without endangering the public.
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GEO. m. MATTHEW q Co.,

"a door west Of 81. Paul st., BALTIMORE.
Houses, Ground Rents, Farms, Country Seats,
~, Boueht. Sold and Exchanged. Money Leaned
On Mortgage In sums 30 suit. 0round Leased,
Hossss Rented, Collsctions Made, 10. All basi-
nsss eennsctsd with Real Estate win be promptly
attended 70. fApril 10, ,'e0.--1y.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19

s@Two Italians were standing in front
of a thermometer which hung on the
street while the crowd was watching the
weather on Il, and one Of them said:--
"Hot weather, 60 up macsroni stem;
cold weather, come down macaroni
STEM"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-03-19
COAXING SARAH.

Justice Alley had hardly been opened
olegal business yesterday morning when
sleigh containing seven or eight per-
sons from beyond the city limits drove
up to the door Of popular Justice and
piled out with an air Of business. His
Honor was poking up the fire, when an
old man beckoned him into a corner and
whispered:
"Got a job Of splicing here for ye.-
My darter Sarah here is going to hitch
to that chap there with the blue CON-
forter, and then we're going out to have
some oysters"
"All right-all right" was the reply,
and in two minutes the official was all
ready.
The man with the blue comforter
peeled his overcoat, laid aside his hat,
and extended his hand to Sarah.
al won't do it'll die first" she
said, as she shrank away,
"She's a leetle timid-a leetle timid,"
explained the old man, while the moth
er rebukingly observed:
"Sarah, don't make fool Of yourself
here, William will make you good hus-
band"
"And don't you forgit it," added
William. "Come, Sarah"
al won't, unless we can go to New
York on birdie tower" she snapped.
"You'd look nice bride towering
around New York with no better duds
than you've got," said the mother
snow, Sarah, you stand up and git mar
ried."
"Be keerful, mother-don't make 'er
mad," warned the old man. "Now,
Sarah, il ye back out everybody will laff
at u.s."
"I don't keer. want to travel"
"You SHALL" answered William.
"Where ?"
"we'll all go up to the House of Cor
rection."
"Tain't far 'nuff.,.'
The old man beckoned William and
Sarah outside and began:
"Now, Sarah, William just dotes. on
YOU"
"But want q bride tower"
eyes; but ye can't have one. The
railroads are all showed under, and tow
ers have gone out of fashion, anyhow. I"
"Then | want diamond ring"
"Now, don't say that, Sarah, fur /
went to every store last Saturday and
they was all out Of diamond rings"
"Then | want set OF mink furs."
"iink furs! William, know you'd
buy 'cm for her in second, but they've
gone out Of style and can't be had
Sarah, I'm yer father, haint II"
"Yes, dad"
"And I've allus bin tender Of YEP"
"Yes."
"Then be tender Of me. want to
see ye married to William. You can't
have a tower, nor diamond ring, nor
a set OF furs, but I'll buy ye a pair Of
new CATERS. William will pay for the
oysters, and I'll see that mother divides
up the dishes and bedding with ye.-
Sarah, do you want to see my gray hairs
bowed DOWN."
"N-o.o."
"Then don't funk out"
"will they be two-dollar gaitersF'
she asked.
eyes"
"And all the oysters we can eat1"
eyes, all you kin stuff"
"And a tower next fall, if wheat does
well?"
eyes"
"Then l guess l will. Come, Bill,
don't keer two cents for you, but / want
to oblige father. IN quad.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
the COMMERCIAL
RESTAURANT
", DOL, PROP'R,
Downey Block, Main st.

Receives alive and serves up every day
the choicest FISH, including SOLE,
TURBOT and SEA TROUT.
MIR, DOL IL the exclusive consignee OF
the celebrated FROMAGE DE BRlE,
which can only be had at this restaurant
SPRING CHICKENS, just In from the
ranches, cooked In every style.
This Restaurant IL Los Angeles's Del
monicO, mvNt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Late kilograms.


MoJAvE, Feb. 17.-Los Angeles
% w Crum, Master Lee, VIM.
Wallace, J Baldwin. O b Adams.
Mrs F D Mills, G Bobbine, s Hart,
VIM Greary, ] Sloat, Mise J Hem
pei.
Colton-A X Hubter, E G Jones,
@ H Moore.
Arisona-J P Hainep, J viii,
llams, Mrs Jordan, b Turner, G
Raphael, &C Arey, g B BOurden.
New Mexico-H H Smith.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
rhs munes.ry Cosvsnsien.
rhe "Press" will take an excur.

The "Press" will take an excur.
sion to the lower coast next month.
All brethren Of the quill who hap
pen to have their shirt home from
the wash at that time, or who can
borrow an overc0at large enough to
serve as a complete suit, can join
the party at an expense Of $l3. But
how shall the newspaper feiler"
get thirt cen dOllar.? Does the
bioated railroad com pany think ed.
itors are made d money?-Stockton
Independent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
, A Grand Reputation.

Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has reached reputation that
ID not limited by the confines, OF
section or country. There are no
Injurious substarces nor false and
tenn pOrary stimulants in the pre-.
paration. 1t is purely vegetable
and compounded under q formula
that has passed severe tests and
won endorsements from sOme oil
the highest medical talent In the
cOuntry.-N Y. World.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
In the Superior ooesve
OF Los Angeles County, State
California.


Francis n. Matthew, HAVING Alo6 n
this Court his petition, schodu1o and IL.
ventory In insolvency. ~ w4ien 1t ~.
peaTs r tsas ne AZ aniSivsns ssses ~
clared to be insOlvent. - 4,
The Sherin Of the said county q I,os'
Angeles = hereby direcsed - sake pess.
sonal, Of the said Erancis r. l0aitxoGs
debtor. except such ~ may - - ioW
exempt from execution. and Ill a N
deeds, vouchers, books Of AoooQns ou4
til the appointment u An assiinss & -
| estate. All persons are fofbid10n @
pay any debts to the said inoolvone q p.
deliver any property belonging % htU3
ISOLATION. fol- his use. The 100 doT409.
Is hereby forbidden to trAnsfor a. d01tV0f
any property until the funther oSd0e u
this I. MT, except - herein ceoeged.
itOis OF said doctor be and appenF ho1o1o
the Hon. V0lney h. Howard, Juda0 q
The superior Court Of said county a GoG
Angelas. in open court. ~ the coaris
room oil said court. in the city and ooaa-
ty OF Los Angeles, on
THR Hath DAY or FEBRUARY,
1881. at ten O'Clock A. n. or that DAY. =
prove their debts and choose one n
more assienees OF the estate Of -
1t Is further ordered that this orasr =
published in the Los Angeles Daily ~.
aid. q newspaper Of general olF00lul1onl
published in the city and county o. L.
Angeles aforesaid, ~ often - The oat1
paper Is published before she sata day ~
for the m ceiling Of creditors.
And IT 10 further ordered that In ~
meantime all proceedings against he
said tnsolvent be stayed.
SEPULVBDA,
Judge of the Superior Court.
Dated January 8. 1t8t. j7td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18

Az Kinds Of J0b.W0Rk done -
Co0 nete with eaD FRAnel0CO In
esseo ,0tylo, aud El090noe 81 Work.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18

LONDON, Feb. 18.-The Cabinet
met yesterday on . somewhat has
ty summons to consider proposals.
for negotiation from the Boers.
Though the proposals are vague,
they nevertheless are regarded by
the 0overnmen t as offering start
ing point towards o discussion OF
terms for amicat Ie settlement.
In the House of Lords, Beacons
field expressed the opinion that
danger might arise from negotia.
lions with the Beers, against whom
the Government has not yet been
successful in war. 71
Ths aosessEy Oosvsnslen.
LONDON, Feb. 16.-An invita-
ton, bearing French and Ameri.
can signatures, has been issued for
the Monetary Conference to begin
on the 10th of April.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of NJ ariano Ruiz. deceased. Mo-
tice IL hereby given by the undersigne
executrix OF the estate Of Mariana kuix,
deceased, 10 the creditOrsoof. and all per-
sons having claims against The said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the neces-
sary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication Of this notice, to the
said executrix, at the office OF Walter D..
Stephenson. No. 8 Temple Block, In the
city and county of Los Angeles.
MARIA YBARRA DE RUIZ,
Execu trix of the estate OF Mariana Ruiz,
deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles. Dec. 20, 1880. 4w
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NOTICE.

MR.. JACOB BARUCH has this day
been admitted as q partner In orr nxus
HELLMANs HAAS q GO.
Los Angeles, January !, leol.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
osANGElES WEEKLY HERALI
Advertisement. Inserted Al reasonable

One ysss.sy rnsai or express. csns soEY..ifSSs,
rhr.e 81 q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18

Whole Tickets, "a. Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. 81 Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
istered letter or POstoffice order. ORDERS
of IS and upward, by Express, can be
to
r. NJ. BOARDMAN.
COurier-Journalb building, Louisville, KY,
or T. ]. COMMERFORD, 2l2 Broadway |,
New York. n6-d6w
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PULAsKl COUNTY.


Three young ladies Of this county
graduate from distant schools this year,
Miss - Brown, Of Burnside. ct Burks-
Vile; Miss Angie Cosson, at Millersburg;
and Miss Lille Pettus, at Bill Seminary.
Bowen love will be tried under
writ Of habea' corpus Monday nsrt The
Prosecuting Attorney, O. W. shsdoAn,
will be assisted By WEIGH A Saudey, Of
Stanford, and W. o. Bradley, Of Lancaster.
Defense will be represented by Morrow q
Son, Curd a wsddls, T. n. Parker, J. 7.
May and J. 7. Owens.
One Of the gey, festive smashers at
the Point Burnside Hotel recently came
In contact with one Of the lovely dsmsels
who prepares hash. Things were lively
for a few minutes until a glass In the
hands Of the festive young-ser treated the
damsel fair 10 a black eye. She wss in
the Office Of County Attorney shsdosn
yesterday seeking to have her wrongs
rishted. The young-,er will be arrested
and taught what il il to injure unprotected
females.
As the school.boy invariably COM
mences his composition, "Ths dog Is a
useful animal" But somehow a sort Of
distrust in regard to said usefulness has
crept into the minds Of our citizens, IL be-
ing found to principally consist In making
night hideous with canine yell.; 40 a war
of determination has commenced. Nightly
the destroyer hies him forth, and with
grins Of delight deposits the tempting but
fatal bait, and each morning our city is
strewn with the corpses Of unburied dead,
persisted by treachery the most foul. Over
a score have thus been killed within the
last week, and rtill the good work goes
brsvely on.
A party Of the most dashing young
men and fsire.t ladies Of this place made
sn exploration Of Keeney's cave last week
The locality is about eight miles East,
over rough but picturesque road. The
party, filling two largo wagons, started
early and arrived without any mishap.
The entrance to the cave Is csPacious and
lofty. The floors are perfectly dry. The
chambers, SO far as explored, are all very
large, some Of them running hundreds Of
feet in each direction. The roof in the
light Of the torches seemed q thick layer
Of encrusted gems, while beneath various
strange and curious formations attracted
the eye. After going almost two miles,
dinner was spread on = beautiful table
carved out by the hand Of nature. After
this we had magnificent display Of fire.
works. The credit for the success and the
pleasure Of this occasion is due entirely
to Mr.. c. B. Neal, the originator Of the
pro jsct.
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We learn that Mr. Conn refuses to have
the matter settled otherwise Than by pri.
mary election.
Hon. futile SAYS had il not been Tor
the recslciiration ~ tonkling and Plat
he would have had no trouble whatever in
being elected 10 the lerisl~ars next An
gust.
Mr. J. W. Coicy, who hsd somc %
barrel Of brandy and whisky seized by
Government officials last Winter, has fc.
curel the services Of an eminent I.ouisv lie
attorney 70 aid him IN unravcling he
crookeauess Of the matter. His attorney
writes him that he il 'sanguine OF success
in recovering his property.
"A party of gentlemen from MIL
Springs, consisting Of Prof. McGarvsy, Jr.
DIR. Buster, VIM. Brown, Robert I.anicr and
others, visiteds our town on Friday even
ing, and in company with some Of our ma
tive talent, treated our citizens 10 some lie.
liehtful music, both vocal and instrument
tai. The stiffness Of the hour lent weird
charm to the melody such as We have sell
dom enjoyed.
The third Quarterly Meeting Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, for
Northern District 81 county, will be held
at Oak Grove meeting house next Satur-
day and Sunday.
Il. n. Shepperd, our venerable bachelor
County and Circuit Court Clerk, Is looking
fully ten years younger since Capt. Jones
v isit 90 our place. That jug must have
contained water from the spring that
Ponce de Leon was In search Of in the
early history Of our country-the foun.
tain Of perpetual youth.
Bill Lovelsce, who had hsrborsd Z
spirit Of revenge sgainst former -choo
teacher for administering a few wholesome
flag citation In his rchool.boy days, "nurned
his wrath and kept Il warm" until las
Tuesday, when the matter culminsted IL
his receiving another sou nd drubhing a
the hands Of the afore said pedagogue.
We understand that Keep" Hayne
Is going to open sgrogeery just outsid'
the town limits. Already the effects o
the other HAYNES Hotel i being seen sns
heard in our mid.i. The facilities afford.
cd by the new establishment will not add
snything 10 the moral status OF the place
Mr.. c. ". Cofiey Is buying large 10
Of sheep to Craze for the Fall market. ...
Mess. J. W. 4 Chas Duncan are grsEinl
sn extra lot OF cattle...... Mess West I
Graham are still buying and shipping cat
tie to the bl1egrass. They started a buncl
Of fine work oxen last week.
Capt I. j. Oats reports a suscessiu
rip, after eight months absence IN tn
South ...... Mr.. James Vaughan and Mis-
Sudie Goddard have gone 10 Missouri ....
Miss Marietta Ingram has returned from
Euraks Springs. Miss Florence Jones, !
petite brunette beauty Of eur village, ha'
returned from school At Midway, ky.....
Miss Susie Hall Is home from Hamilton
College, Lexington. ..... Hiram CrAbtree,
sx-tosn Marshal, h visiting louisville
In company Of Deputy Marshal, 81
vending spirits without Government IL
cense. Mr. Il. X. Wearen Is sick o
m castles ......Mr. Gragg aud Mrs. Cciiey
are both nearly well again. ..... Mr.. Brent
Girdler and Erwin Turpin, Of Louisvill =
are in town.
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Senior cIas-, and Edgar Newlin Of Centre
College class.
--pRooRsNME roR CoHutSCEMENr
GsyrriE-- Wednesday night, lslh,l Bell
Seminary commencement, nj First Church.
Thursday night, Senior Reception At Bell
Seminary; Friday, Centre College Senior
Party, At Dr. Beattys reaidcnce; Monday
night, (l2,h,) chamberlain Society ever
ci.cs, at Second Church, and delivery Of
diplomas by DIR. Beecher Todd, q Iexing-
ton; Tuesday night, Deinologian Society
exercises and delivery Of diplomas by
Frank Cheek, Of DsnviIle; Wednesday
morning, class day exercises at College
building; Wed nesdsy night, eve s,s q
the Centre College Alumni Association
and afterwards grand ball, given by tho
young men at James Hall; Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock, Centre College com
mencement; Thursday night, Promenade
Concert at College building.
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BOYLE COUNT.
y rSIfe.

BASE Enthusiastically, y; Dan.
vile, q. Played on Centre College grounds
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Short. whom the Lancaster
people supposed abducted is at Ms. More
6eld's brothel in this city.
-Twenty-seven stray mountain sheep
are at Chas. Cecil's, In this county. Owner
can get them by proving property.
-"Be jsbsers the Irish Land Leagus
branch in Danville will give . Grand
Picnic July 4th in the Woodland pasture
Of Thos. E. Wood, near Danville.
Eighteen months ago w. Z. Price pat
several 6-inch leather carp fsh in his pond
On Monday one was washed out BY the
freshet tina, weighed 81 pounds and was
over nineteen inches long.
The Bell Seminary Commencement al
First Church on Wednesday evening" wss
we'll attended, and reflected credit upon
the Principal and teachers in the institu-
ton. The programme comprised seven
graduating essays. with padding OF music
and flowers. On Thursday a party was
given to the Seniors at the Seminary build.
ing.
Mark Wakefield and X. l.. Salter were
elected school trustees On Saturday; J. b.
McFerrsn. Of the old board, holds over......
Town trustees elected On Saturday last
we're q. p. Newlin. T. Lowry. J. A. Curry,
q. T.. wiseman, J. n. Hackney, 3. 8.
Fry, ID. 5. Human. Attorney, VIM. Good
Ioe; Clerk Jno. W. Yerkes.
DIR. Montgomery has arrived In Dan.
vile to take charge Of the Caldwell Insti-
tute. The Institute building was burned
several years ago, and the lot on which II
stood Was sold. and the proceeds, together
with fund, used for the purchase Of the
military school building on Lexington
street. DIR. Montgomery will occupy this
as residence and conduct a female school
under the auspices Of the Second Presby-
erian Church NORTH.
Lewis Clarke, the George Hsrris" Of
"Unele Toms Cabin" lectured at the
Courthouse, this place, Wednesday aftsi-
noon and evening. Clarke is a light mulatto
about sixty years Of age, and for one in his
position is attrsctively unassumins
Though uneduesisd, he talks we'll and
with smooihness. He tells many incidents
Of his slave life-some Of them quite
natural and smusins-and gives some good
wholesome advice to his race.
Mr.. Jerry b. Fisher, Of 81. Louis, and
Miss Matte Bell, Of shelbyyills, are visit.
ing the family Of Col. J. A. Fisher. .... Mas
Julia Phillips. Of Lebanon, Ia with Miss
Lavinis Mcfeusn.....M isses Allie asd
Clara Taylor, Of Winchester, are with Miss
Matte Jonss...... Miss Corinns knight. Of
Chicago, 10 at Miss Minnie Grimes ......
Miss Mamie Casssday, Of Louisville, 10 at
Mrs. MeElroys.....Jos Skinner, Of Win.
chester. Is visiting Danvills for the Com
msneemsnt. SEQ. Miss Bsris Rogers. Of Lea
ington, 10 st Dr. Dun.sps Miss ssllis
Enslsuan IL valedietorian Of Bell Seminary
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GARRARD COUNT.


"A very heavy rain fell here Monday
The Julipesns held their annual ca
rousal last Saturday.
w. A. Or esnleaf has gone to ST. Louis
10 take desk in the Office of the Pacific
Express Company, in that city. Success to
him.
The warehouse Of Barlow 4 Stone,
distiilers, was bored into last week and
about 20 gallons Of whisky taken cut Of
bond"
-"The Rosebudr," Of Rosebud Semins-
~, under the direction Of Mrs. Potts, will
render Csntaia and Operetis the night Of
the l7lh, which promises TO be entertain
ing.
Mis-. Matte Bourne. OF franklin In
stitute, assisted by the best. musical tai
ent" Of the vicinity. gave a concert Thurs
day night at the City Hall. "Criticism
reserved" ill next week.
Lancaster was the scene OF another
difficulty Tuesday, which, but for the in-
PREVENTION Of friends, would have resulted
In one or two funerals. As IL was, no
damage beyond black eye resulted.
1T 10 with the deepest regret | an
nonoe the death OF Miss Annie Craig,
which occurred at the residence Of her
brother-in-law, X. w. Lillard, Tuesday
morning at l o'clock. Although a COM
parative stranger to our people, she had,
bv her amisbls disposition, won number
Of friends, who extend 10 the griei-stricken
brothers and sister their sincere sympathy.
The colored popul alton, especially,
WAS very much excited by the discovery
Of q human body in Dunlap's pond last
Friday. They held caucus and counted
noses 10 see who was missing. The medi-
cal students explained, to their satisfaction,
that II was body they had received from
Louisville, and having secured the limbs,
gave the trunk TO negro TO bury. Being
. good Baptist he chose water for a sepul-
cbrs.