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snutn1mfs.-------- SSs. y
", tx 4; az ~
on yI %iyRpwayman degal!ed president and
in ~ Shoot hiunad company they may
oA ~, have Ill just what they please
OF y"". n I've no redress except through
e,""..Slature. Therefore we have to
the UP with being thus robbed. For
I'M, sell, think of the two the highway
man the better member Of society.
Incorporate as may be this language.
it is nevertheless indicative of the deep
seated feeling that exists in every com
munity which is subject to the exactions
and cxtortions of y monopoly. There
are but few men independent enough OF
the communities in which they live, and
rash enough, to undertake their defense.
Possibly observer may be one OF
these. Action generally follows whittier
interest leads,
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Q1'< (ttiI nphie.
ELKTON, MARCH -, 1881.

AN epidemic called the "shakes " has
broken out in the Baltimore Custom
House.
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WHO are our masters anyhow? To-day
the Pennsylvania. But yesterday and
the name Of Garrett was supreme.
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PERMANENT DISABILITY,

In case a member should become permaps
disabled. Hfy per cenf. of the value Of their
titcate will he paid to them ten, and .f.i:l
sent mnre 1t maturity ,it years; or to their
al death Th.s is iaaHiiessly Il mat benev,
~ Il nah ipi.
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WHAT is Senator Whyte's loss is our
gain. His name will not SO often afflict
us in the Baltimore American.
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MnTuplry OF YEAps
EyAM PIE

Members who live to their years of expect,
will be paid in their lifetime the amount of
Certificate. Gold age in Il majority oi ealeS
time Of most necd.)
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u ns greasing with Frazer Axle
Grease Will last Two weeks, all OF hers two To
three days days. Try it. 1t received first
premium at the Centennial aud Paris Expo
siIiuL,
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FFE NHRKHFS,
Elltoa Markets,
hY u. SCoT'r 4 BRO.
Baltimore Markets.

Corrected Weekly By ". II. Mchoel C. Sons,
Grain ami Produce Commission Wcr-
chants, I25 NcElderrg'S Wharf.
BAIIINInHE March 3 1881
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SPECIAL FEATURES.

lhc permanent disability provision an
payment /" living members OF maturcd
Gates, render membership in this Assoc
mare dcsirGbi6 than in Societies that pay b
LII cnSrs OF lrnfh nnIm
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THE INAUGURAL.

President 6sriield's Inaugural is the
work Of at experienced, thoroughly
..ainsd and masterly sttesman. who be-
lisves with anhis soul i the institutions
,h,t have Afforded hin the chance to
nuke himself. by "na,ral selection"
thp head Of the Republi. AS WAS the
80 with Lincoln, Garlid's heart and
s,moatlies are with theeople; his am
bitlons are for the success popular self
n,,srpment; bis public seches are adj
dressed to the people. Gaeld's Inaugu-
-, will touch the hearts nd lead the
,opds Of the people. ltrings before
t5em with masterly cancellations. the
,,,,ndeur Of the developnt of our in
s,;,utions through ceny Of the Sc
v.rast ordeals and tri:.lsAs was the
,,ss with I.incoln's Inausal. this of
tha man whObest represeno- day what
Lincoln lived and died for,ounds with
ntrerances that will first m and en-
lightened the souls Of plaand simple
neorle and then tardily bccepted by
eold.blooded critics as werful cpl
grams.
If we desired to impress the mind
Of = newly arrived, though. philoso-
pbical foreigner, the elemerf the sue
cess and perpetuity of ourtitutions,
We should advise him to carefully
this Inaugural of a Presideho began
lie. rs the heir, only, to pow toll nd
q ~eligious faith and pple; who
aons> to the poorest ! of our
Acg~s ,orn and descencitizens:
~ ssftsu his educshy hero
rt stea,, sacriiic'ho rose
& rank by hin efforts
nomination IS. and who
he help ofsolitresidency
= 3v is hiIas e.Rchiuery.
= of thee y: e best Of
i5c instit Fl korking of
,.AstingSe> 9is Iuaugu-
s,'sses< 3 best and
= 81 ID public
49,, tn.
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WhO are Specially Interest

Every member has personal interest
gruWth apd welfare al the Suciety, AMI SIN
active IN Inducing Others 10 become mcml
the larger the membership the bSI Will
assessments, and the greater the value 81 !
tihcatcs. Respectfully,
EDWIN WILMER. MANA
NJ. il -. Clay
~. q. i3ox sS?.) BiItimt.
AGENTS WANTED.
Mar l2-tf
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F. A. ELLIS, Attorney for Maryland.

REFERENCES:
Hon. J. Tome. Banker, Puyt Dapo.iti Hon. F.
stump, Judge; Elhiani Thomas Malla.ieu. Man
nia.tiraf MilltnSton II. q. Eickers, Attorney at
Law. Chestcrtown; \. l.. Weldon Attorney at
Law. Centrovilc: Sudler y Pierce. Merchants
Sudcrvlle: Col. JAS Wallace Attorney at Law.
Cambridge: Hon. .. Hammond \ ttorney at Law
Easton: Geo. NJ. Russum, Denton; Col. L. s.
llodson. Collector Vi Port, Crisiield: b. Everett
Smith. Editor, Snow Hill: Col. VIM. J. Leonard
Capitalist. Salisbury: Hon J. IL. Price EXIT d.e
Bear: Hon. ii. Eanderiord, Editor, Westminster:
II. Clay Naill Re%ister, Frederick Oityl Blacks
touA Lliegpna, Attorneys al Law, Culnberand
). Thomas AcCullnllgh, Attorney at Law, An
napolis; J. ). jameson, Educator, Rryantuwn:
;. I. Love, Physician, st. Clements Hty, Md:
lion lames h ur9ame. L. y. Senator, Washing,
ton. II. e.. Hon. }. A. J. Creswell. Banker and
Attorney at Law, Washington. ID. C.: Hon John
Dunlop. Attorney u. Law. Richmond. Va: r. H.
Baker y Son. Attorneys at Law. Norfolk, Va:
Hon. !: E. Wales, Associate Judge. Wilmiraiun'
bel: Hon. ]. +. Almond Mayor. Wilm;ii:ston'
Del j. I. Head. Real Estate kSthange, Will
ming,on, Del: ~ Rass, iAysefan, New Cas-,
teWH, lei. p !. Cninniins, Banker and Farmer.
Smyrna, Del; Hon. Geo. =. Fisher. Ex-Judye,
Duver. Dell Col. Jacob Moore, Ex-At.orney Gen
cral. Georgetown, Del.
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A Correction.

In Tic Wig Of TIE 5th instant, under
the !. cad Of Port Deposit ltems," | no
&c III article that is raties reflection
on our fire company, and in justice to the
company. wish to make the following
at tement: First. our Presidents name
did not appear on 4 single ticket voted
al the recent town election. nor was he
q candidate. SECOND, the fire company
Gas company did not try, in any way
whatever, to defeat or elect day ahs. Vi
y meeting of the company, held just prior
he election, the matter was mentioned,
eJtalmost Il unanimuus vote, 1t was de
- ,Zehat the company would in II" way
- with any political afttrs. We
- % our correspondent for his advice.
Y u given. and when III need of any
II cali on him. \ MEMBER.
Richardson, Sac aud Fox Agency,
-iinry, SayS:-rhe "Dnlv Lung
stored IN. b. health, and shall
eeemmend il TO any one.-Sre
r. erysip.ias, mercnriai avs,
ala ard general debility rurr',
5iscy's Blood Searcber. So!o
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PRACTICAL WORKING.

Amy pefs,.n. N0ie AZ Female. in good health
tween the ages of ~ and 6O years. may bee
members of the Association.
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.,;.NHE+WplGs.

.-..-,,.zs,,s VALUABLE FOR oss .UU
eas z,sa. INTELLIGENCE, NEWS oos ON SECTION
oss saae1l".S SOLICITED FRO" Az ", s, CONT,
aess s1y ~ Aoo,T,os TO THE wasxss NO.
o co mt SECULAR CORPS OF oossss ~ in.e,
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S M a.s CASES As =. euAss.:.. ..'.r''.".
MARRIAGE AND Pas Twelve lines. One
,ously. O5pfnch, one peer.
,,su., aAed to yeorly adcertisers ,cttheui
ISe.
..afion Of The Vhtg being 0naong fhr
..siasent classes Of Cset9 county and thu
."'ng counties of Maryland, Pennsytranic ane
oe'aToTs, its proprietor confidently recommends ii
70 hs'ssness Men az most dsssrable medium fo
rt7"~nerast5e advertising.
10 mSfnfafn its high stendord - fansfly journal
o5ens'ce or Objectionable advertisements viii BE-
ao"ufed into it, columns at any price.
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M E. M g "a SHE.

The principles on which the Society is found,
are as old as history: the funds are held by Il
members themselves until needed topay dues a,
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l. at her residence in Elkton, on
Wednesday,, March 23d, 1881,
at l o'clock =. NJ. her entire stock of Personal
Property. rs follows:
black MARE. Fashion, nine years
old; l gray MARE, "Nellie,'' ten years
old; l black COLT. Morgan" four
years: 2 MICH COWS: HEIFER. in
profit by day Of sale: l yearling CALF.
blue Dug-out, light Market Wagon with
Shafts and Tongue. Farm Wagon. four horse
Wagon heavy Market Wagon. Horse Rake.
/ Double Harrow. = Cultivators, Piow. l set OF
Wagon Harness, ! set Pow Harness. l Moving
! Scythe. Moving Cradle. Post Spade. Cider
Barrels. GrindStone. lot OF & iaiuS, Forks.
Shovels and Hoes. and other articles not men
toned.
TERMS OF SALE.-A,l sums of ten dollars
and under that amount. cash: on sums above that
amount Il credit OF six months will be given. by
the purchaser giving note. with an approved
endor5er, payable al the National Bank of EikIOn
SOPHIA MCKNIGHT.
L. W. jASNEY. Clerk. | y. J.. SHocKLEr. Auct.
March l2-2w
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INCORPORATED 1880
Sun Mutual Aid Society Ct Baltimore.
The Object of the association

The Officers aGG iiGie.4.,ioes are gentlemen Of
well kno", Business and professional standing
and reputation.
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NEW 4DTERTISE NEN1'S.
WANTED

A RELIABLE and ACTIVE MAN, to
II make himself generally useful rs Coach
man, Gardener, &c. Address by mail,
Mar l2-2w e. H. b.. Newark. Del.
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is: LIST. To secure to its members or their heir:
sum OF money ut time when it is lp3S, peeded
ID. To insure such benefits n. tho irwest cost
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partial list ohe new and novething xn pud occupy this eD
' "0ou9 mat especial
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fhe Cash.

7 AV VIC ~ I HOC'J HHV OISIIs
He will jtc himself MANUFAC.
rCRE Az REPAIR BOOTS AND
SHOES. inch he guaraD give satisiac-
ton 10 hiSronS. both irand quality Of
work. A 4 OF the publi.nage solicited. |
Jan Is ". HALVES.
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r,,, S1ScikNAri, oHIo. August II. 1881.
huaors dispatch, The Amcr,csn 4 sso
c'at'on Tor the Advancement Of scien,r ~
ksn us annual session here TO-DAY m.
substance seems 10 be large. bur have !, !,
/ .ne exact figures. Red.fibhon badves, rcss,,
Ias'y numbered, are given out TO mcmbcy,
VINO nave "settIed with the treasurer an
mine y NO. 1903. But as the roster az tho
association contained last year LAG mem.
oers and fellows, and as there were added
to-day no less than ga ne,o members. tho
s'enuaoce can. scarcely be called full.
'noush we may have, as we probably have
some four or i've hundred present..
somewhat peculiar feature IL the nun.
Der OF ladies' present aud wearing the
badge. These are either scientists xood
sno true (and some Of them, | see. are
uowu LOT papers TO be read by then,l. or
.oey are the wives aud daughters of sci.
ent's,s VINO are advanced land rlehl
euougo 70 takes wives and daughters with
.uen' ne As t may. the presence Of
the Ordinary routine OF business and makes
one larry safe against the intolerable In.
n'ce'ou wuien some OF The heavier scientific
pspeis are likelv 10 produce.
Little was done to-day besides the ORGAN.
izsuon and the customary addresses of wei.
come, DC. The retiring president. Levi,
III. Morpao, OF Rochester, NY. was absent
from sickness, and the session was onened
by Professor Brush, Of Yale College the
president Tor this meeting, elected iss usuaN
last year.
General J. ID. Cox. Of this city, made tho
address OF welcome, and have never heard
better one. | would like TO give an sb.
sirsct, but have neither time nor space.
Professor BruSh'S reply was wholly lost
TOR mel amid the echoes OF The grand
"Mnsic Hall" In which we met. did not
catch five words. And here let me say a
word about this truly magnificent ball.
which seems to be the pride Of this great
| city. The pocket handbook OF Cincinnati.
which Is furnished 10 each member OF the
A. A. A. 3, states that il Is no matter how
many feet hong snd broad. bat that il con.
tains "4,42S seats, besides standing room
Tor 5000 peStobs, and room on the stage
for 800 nGfe "xa total capacity OF S,Q2S
| 1t Is truly splendid room, but, as you may
infer, Il was not crowded today. The
srsnd organ. "oae Of the largest in the
world" is back OF the stage, and its power.
ful notes well filed in the intervals
OF our business. nave met but
| few friends, though | am here at The
! Grand Hotel, the designated headquarters
OF The Association. In truth. there are few
members from the South, snd almost none
from Virginia. Professor Huntington, OF
the University; young DR.. Dabney, for.
merlY OF HSmp den-Sldoey, now OF North
Carolina; and Colonel Edwards ('he spe-
cialist on buttelf,esb OF Coslsburg, w. Va,
are the only " Virginians can find. But
as am bit tired, and as my physical con.
dition is none the better for taking a paper
on AnthrOpology, by Colonel Mallory, OF
/ will reserve further notes for another let
ter. TIE published programme promises
many good things 10 store for us.
e. ii. w.
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tCharlotte Observer

A Spartanburg exchange says: "Rutber.
ford gave handsome majority for the rail.
road tax Of $4,000 las. week. The survey
from this point will soon be commenced. II
Is reported that Major Frank Coke, speak
ing for the Clyde Syndicate, says il they
will give him the tax Just voted and the old
road.bed from Shelby 10 Rutherford, most
OF which has been graded, that be will in
sure them a rosd by Shelby to Whitaker or
Kings Mountain. 1t will be to the interest
OF Spartanburg to secure the road in this
direction, and Rutherford will find this her
best outlet, for from this point her people
will have easy access TO northern, southern,
or western markets. IL will be infinitely
better for Rutherford to connect with the
Air lice at this place."
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BAWLEY SPRINGS.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dl,patcb.

fCortespor deEce Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l
AUGUST IS, 1881.
The number OF visitors here Is still in
creasipg. There are DOW $50 visitors.
Among the recent arrivals were United
State, Senator Vest. OF Missouri, and Msior
John w. Daniel, Democratic candidate for
Governor OF our grand old State. Msior
Daniel received warm congratulations here
upon The suspicious opening 81 his canvass
in Rockingham. he goes from Rawley to
New Market, iU Shenandoah county, where
be Will address the people TO morrow night.
M1jor Daniel. AN gratided 10 state, is de-
lighted with the cOrdtality Of the reception
given BIN by our people and the intelligent
sOjourBers at Rawley.
The following Ricbmonders, arriving
within the last TWO days, have been added
10 the pleasant company now here from
Ylrgnia's capital city F: Edward Cohen and
wife, John w. Gordon, Mrs. Hunter and
children, aud Mrs. Haines.
Judge John T. Gooirick, wife, and chill
dren, from Fredericksburg, were among
Yesterdays arrivals.
A more pleasant, refined, and intelligent
company than that now here never as
sembled at any wa;ering-place. The yisi-
tor. are all pleased with themselves, with
their treatment, and with the accommods-
ting and courteous management OF Rawley.
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prepare. Tor hiu, | suppose ~

prepares for him, fsuppose :"
"whas do you regard ss tbe most impor
taDt feature In tie case at present1v
The condition OF the stomach Il On
now"
al suppose II is rather early to expect
any percepttble increase in The patients
strength"
"YEs; Tx ~ STILL vERY WEAK
Tbs afternoon DR.. Blks was asked II the
President Tad sny malsrious symptoms.
NO" said be, she has none at all.v
"Has be had a comfortable day, gene
rally speklngi"
yes, he has had very comfortable
day."
I" Has he slept much ."
Considerably"
"And still retains food without any an
noyancef"
Z" Yes. SIR"
DO Yen expect any suppurntion from
the Inflammation Of the psrotid glandf"
why, the inflammation Is suhsiding
and there is no pus In it and nothing TO
suppurate."
"lsn't there danger Of 1t appearing in
another Iocalityt"
ave DO not think 500
The Doctor was pressed for his theory Of
The Inflammation OF the gland, and did not
deny that IL was fair assumption TO be-
lieye.that saliva bad secreied In the gland to
an unnatural extent during the time The
patient was not taking nourishment through
bis mouth. "Buf," said be, 81 have my
own theory about il. IT Is unimportant 10
the public, however. You will remember
that told you at the commencement it was
AN USNPoRTAST COMPLICATION,
excepting the annoyance it caused the
patient, and my predictions have already
been verified"
DR.. Bliss told the Presidents barber to-
day that he would soon be able TO resume
his duties on the patient.
DR.. Bliss left the White House a few
minutes before 10 O'Clock TO meet DR..
Agnew, who arrived at 1910 p. M. He
said before leaving the mansion that the
President was very quiet; that he had
taken twenty-five ounces OF kOumiss
and milk Cruel during the day, and would
probably take more later. The euemaia are
still continued, with satisfactory results.
The discharge from the wound, said the
Doctor, although considerably reduced In
quantity, still flows as freely as is necessary,
and the pus Is OF perfectly healthy
character.
In reply to q question relative to the ad-
minstration OF morphia, DR.. Bliss said that
the President bad not been under the iDflu-
ence Of opiates for more than week.
All the members OF The Cabinet were at
the White House O.night and bad The Gaze
fully explained to them by DR.. ReyburD.
The Doctor said that while 1t was possible
for complications 10 occur, there we're no
indications Of any at present, and that the
patient was
DOING AS WELL AS COULD BE EXPECTED.
The pulse tonight is 106 and temperature
and respiration about normal. The house
was closed before III O'Clock, and the pros
poets are that the patient will pass a COM
Portable night.
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Death by the ROpe.

EXECUTION OF CHARLES slOCkbE1.
BATAVIA, n. Y, Angus, l9.-Tne execu-
ton OF Charles Stockey for the murder OF
John Welker, n respectable and wel.to-do
farmer, living a few miles from this town,
took pisce here to Gav. The crime was
committed on April 9th. Welker was
ploughing in a field, when Stockley de-
Iber9lely walked up and fired three shots
the last one with fatal effect. StockIey bad
been employed by Welker as farm hand,
end had sought. through Welker. the
marriage OF his siXie. D-year-Old daughter,
Lizzie, but was refused both by the
girl and her parents, aud the only motive
for the crime was revenge. He was
promptly arrested, and was convicted in
July last. Since bis conviction the prisoner
has feigned insanity, and at times has acted
like maniac, tearing 10 shreds everything
within his reach, and acted otherwise
badly; but was last Tuesday examined by
DIR. Grey, OF the Utica asylum, and others
before sherifi's Jury, and was pronounced
sane. Since that time be has acted quietly.
His mother and bis brother Richard
had an affecting interview with him
yesterday. The murderer's last night
on earth was spsnt quietly. lie WAS again
visited By bis mother and brother John /;
and not having been baptized heretofore,
he went through that ceremony, Rev. n. L..
Everett, Episcopslisn. and bis spiritual adj
wiser, performing the Office and remaining
with him to the last moment, 1880 Z. NJ,
when Stockley retired and slept souIdIy I'LL
$40 this morning, when he was awakened,
but desired another hours sleep. lie rolled
over and slept about that lenelh OF time.
Then arousing himself, he remarked that be
felt well, and proceeded to eat hearty
breakfast
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MEcKLENBuRo.

..--Sur cof,cRED FOLKS aYsrlrIsD- -
YeiA'''o CONSERVATIVE NOMINATIONS.
.S,,o,senoe OF the RAchmone Disps,ch.l
.anyyuIs, VA, August IL, 1881.
..5ss Was our regular CountY.Court
80 There was considerable private po-
e..i eonyersation but no public discus
~. ~ The delegates wao attended the
rs.hburg Convention gave an accouui OF
- - sciions 10 their sable constituents
W." negroes we're silent, and completely
l.sss,,eed. They could no, understand
ne, was meant by coalition and straight
~, one cid fellow said, These here
vsts talking IN the dark. Some trick some.
M, NSsre Ior de niger IN this thing"
The Republicans OF tbs county have
..rin,,ed Ross Hamilton for the House OF
rn'Issples. and Dick Jones (coloredl for the
in..,,or,al district OF Charlotte and Meek.
N1V unusually large meeting Of the Con.
..,v,,iye. Democratic patty wss held, snd q
,.sn,such organization effected for The csm-
tsV C,p,ssn james $. Mason was elected
Iarsfy superintendent; two prominentsnd
60 .;Ss noIi,;cal workers from each msgiste-
- Ns,r,e, were appointed 10 constitute a
na,,ty Executive Committee. Delegates
Nvs 49, snooipied 10 meet with the Charlotte
s'S..s,;on I, nominate q candidate for the
otnt, filh senatorial district. Mr.. John
a c,rlsnd. farmer, and an educated aud
isenontiaI citizen, was nominated for the
I've ~ Deieestes. Resolutions were
n,,nan,repsly PASSED inviting Messrs. Dan
sS psrhonr, and Mckinney to address the
,,.,nle 81 the county during the canvass.
Tbe people consider this the most important
snSerpstorisl csmpaign since the war; thst
~. election Of the Malone party would be
.-owded with perlls Tor this section; and
n.t their security and prosperity rest with
,ns triumph Of the Democratic party. 1t Is
w.ll 10 see their appreciation OF The danger
s,b their determination TO achieve q signal
yle.orT in November.
The Rtsijus;cTs held s meeting. but The
sn,ndauce wss smsll, and 20 enthusiasm
manifested. They elected a county super.
in,endent and then adjourned to await fur.
iher Developments. Many proclaim thai
ibsy will not support ticket With Lewis:
p,me attached 10 il.
Tho platform OF the August Convention
meets With an almost unanimous unQusli,
hej endOrsaiion.
The streams in this county are all very
low or dried up, snd the extent aud dis
a,,rons effects 81 the prOtrse'ed drought
pnprecedenied for ibis region. Stock with
difleuhy fUd water aud Susteoance 10 toe
1eld,. snd the pastures In some locilltie:
sppesr as bare OF vegetation as in mid
winter. But few mills can grind, and those
very SLOWLY. j.
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WHAT PHYSICIANS SAY.
LrEBIG,s EXTRACT OF MEAT.

IEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF
MEAT. FINEST AND CHEAPEST MEAT
FLAvoRlNG STOCK FOR SOUPS MADE
DISHES, AND SAUCES.
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT An
Invaluable and palatable tonic In all cases oil
weak digestion and debility. "Isssneeess ana
boou for which nations should feel gratefui''-
See . Medical Press" " Lancet" " British Medi-
cal Journal" &C.
cAuTIoN.-Genuineo only with the rae ''"''''
=, naron Liebg's signature In blue Ink across
the label
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