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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21
EXCHANGE. sc1NTIlI ATpNs-

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The bicycle is not SO new as some
people suppose. uurfathers, for ages,
reapt their grain by sickle.-TGruelle.
nro,u Anloxsss., Sa.o,a a., ,,h;,or
~ i .sas I'M s -. Sae 80 49, Morv
Anderson the actress, but Mary An
derson, the racer. IL State journal.
Consciiieceness uararrapher: Why
did Conkl;nc res;rna Because he was
too much Of an = the confirmation of
Robertson.-- lSunday Argus.
The man who expects his night war
ON tho cat tribe To end successfully.
musr make M his mind to hang his
banner on the outer waul.-[Glasgow
Times
The Albany Sbindir still goes on
and on and the band continues to
play. and the bows about the monkey
cage had better keep sway.-TJno.
Gaines.
nm, .,,-.,,, , h,.oo .h;oe as,s IN
Texas before conviction by'a vigilance
committee is cool enough, but that
which comes along with the execution
is generallS very summary. II Glas-
gov ,Yines.
iNo man WV M"g so.g ,. ~. p ~ nn,,a ~
ConkJinr in The United States Senate,
understood the eternal illness Of
things .-[Louisyille Post.
a morgan county WIDOW waS IT,
S Sa.ea Oy ner pastor LOT marryin he u
M '' ,SW, - TO-" s,v, ,a0 . ,'",, )"
understand il the Lord keeps on
taking them. | will, too.-rPost.
,r, 49,
ne man l9r me, hpur - i'oseoe
Honh',ns' eAc'a',iS V''e WV i, o,H
ne'aiu E ~, 'sgos.a 1 :.
tends to say he Is the mnn for the
hoWi.--[G ruelle. 4
No m,itor how doom onr morcbon,
.,;lors NAV make ar younr mem,
rockets tbo sill bondtercb;.ts n;ll
invar;ab,y aoo, 10 The ton and aon
oror VIII so;led l;nsp r.g viii
s;nl, 70 tho bo,tom like brict in n
mud-puddle.-- Paducah Enterprise.
gys;,ons having strowber,;os or
obor,;os will do well 70 Keen an eve
ON ,ba ydn,Ls ~ ,our town Tbe
hos, tL,no ,bov can do Is 70 nick
,hon, ond senj ,h.m 70 rho Enternr;se
ne;oa fos s,,sa lson;nS -TNelson En-.
tar"s;.o
h,..al a'Jf'.NA
Several Kentucky editors are gong
to do s1methlng Tor the sake OF eur,
osity that they have have hitherto refused
to do for tie good OF their Souls
ta,nont -fHartfo,d Herald
itfTr
We received the first serenade of the
season last night 1t was rendered us
by young musician named Muskee-
Ter. But he was the poorest singer
NO ever heard; lie sang one note all
the time. And the worst of it was
+ the cheeky son Of his mother wanted
lunch.--IState Journal.
It is said by an editor in the lower
end OF the state that the next Clerk
OF the Court OF Appeals VIII be
be apoor nan. Can't see 1t. we
want rich chap-thats the reason
we are for sammy Gaines. He is
worthy abont $i.0oO,0oo--that is. Il
yon count his noble wiie at Soo, ovo,
and his hive responsibilities at $lO,00oi
each, which is a low assessment OF the
property, considering theltlmber from
which 1t IS constructed Henderson
News.
That Baltimore girl whe charged a
man five thousand dollars for kissing
her, which was allowed her by the
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

A cruel blunder was made in an
nounoing the-yerdict in st. Louis
murder case. The foreman Of the Jury
handed the clerk several slips Of paper,
and the clerk read. "We find the
prisoner not guilty, ,on-the ground Of
insanity" The culprit's face lighted
up with delight, and he exnltantly
shook hands with his, counsel.
"There's mistake" said the FORE
man TO. the clerk; "you'vo read the
wrong slip. The one that's signed is
our verdict guilty Of murder in the
first degree
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

"What pretty children, and how
much they look alike" .says Z, during
a first visit to friends house. "They
are twins" his friend explains
sWhat! both of 'em?' exclaimed G,
greatly interested.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

There is knock at the front door,
and the colored person says TO the
lady OF the house: as You do white
CONAN what told a colored gemman
you was lookin' for colored lady to
wash your clothes by the mumf?'
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

Arkansas women love to- whistle
And what is more lovely than tulips
well blown?
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-06-21

Close connection at Nortonvllle FOR ali points
East and West The shortest, quickest and
most direct line to Louisville, Cincinnati and
all Eastern points. At Greensboro Junction
for Owensboro; at Elizabethtown with l. n n,
road, o Il NJ. railroad and U. S. Mail Line
Steamers for Cincinnati an,lthe North and
East; j., NJ. u I.railroad for indianapolis,
Chicago and the Northwest; q. q NJ. railroad
for St. Louis and the West. t,,7'.
.I B.J.noRroN.
Gcn'l Passenger Agent, Elizabethtown, Ky.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10
NOTICE..

BIZ virtue OF an order of sale in my
hands and to me directed, issued
IRON the Supreme court of Tennessee,
at Knoxville, on the LIST day of Decen-
Der, 1880, in the case of e. S. Cox in
error VS. James Crumley, I will on
SATURDAY,, MARCH Sta,
1881, at the Court house door, in the
town of Jonesboro, Washington coun-
ty, Tenn, sell to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand. all the right, tiJle,
claim andinterest that E. S. Cox has
in and to.a certain tract of land a.
tached in this suit, lying in civil DIS
trict No. II, adjoining the lands of
VIM. Bowman, Mark Pennybaker,
the Burson farm and the Joseph
Crouch farm, on the waters OF Boons
Greek, containing by estimation, five
hundred acres, more Oh less, to salts
fy a judgment that James Crumley
obtained against s. S. Cox in the Su-
preme court. at Knoxville, Tenn, on
Oct. End, 1850, for the sum of S2,791,-
Is debtand the further sum of $3S3.19
costs, and all the costs of this sale,
unless said debt and costs and all &C
cruing costs are sooner paid. This
FEBRUARY 10th, 1881.
A. III. STUART, Sheriff.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

Governor Plaisted undertook to
nepotize his son into his office as
clerk. but his council, seven to one,
said him nay.
President Garfield will retain the
presidency of the literary club at
Washington to which he was elected
oye T a year ago.
Secretary John Sherman's hand
writing puzzles eve the printers.
His face has lost its former look OF
care He enjoys a good cigar.
Delegate Cannon's brother has ia
ken for his third wife the niece of the
two wives he already had. and whose
brother is the new wife's father.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10
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Is THE LOSS o
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10
LOyELACE DOTS.

DEAR HERALp:-The End inst. was
fair. Old Mrs. Grounding came to
look about his premises, saw his
shadow and crawled back into his
house to spend another six weeks
Look ont for more weather.
Wheat makes very little show up
to date. At this time last year our
fields we're all green, now one can
with difficulty tell where wheat has
heen sown. -
Farmers, on account of the severe
weather, have done very little work
since the opening of winter. Very
few have plowed any for corn.
Noticing The stock of our commu-
nifty, we find both horses and cattle
in a better condition than is usual It
this time. This we are glad to see.
We have had a great deal of sick
ness in our community this winter.
Mrs. Berry Cox and Mrs. AID. Frazier
have been low, but are eonvalescent.
Berry Cox, whose arm was hroken
some time since is about well. Little
Perry Basket, who broke his leg
some four weeks since,i is getting along,
very we'll.
DR.. Rice Duncan has returned from
the medical college at Nashville
Guess he will hang out his single
very soon. Success to thee, Rice.
Samuel Douglass and Samuel Pierce
of Roane County are visiting their
old stamping ground. They will re-
turn
School is in a prosperous condition
now. About seventy Ill attendance.
Mr.. J. B. Dykes, of Hawkins county,
is assistant now.
The class in instrumental music is
doing well. We have a class in vocal
music also. You see music is growing
in interest.
Our Literary Society has been in
successful running order for some
three months. Capitol punishment
produced some excitement among our
debaters. It has been discussed twice
and the parties are not satisfied yet.
We have a weekly paper il GUY So
eiety that seems to beathe most int +
esting feature. o- 14t
Mrrrell Moore is suffering with his
eyes again. t Ban.
J. NJ. Brandon still keeps things
lively in the poultry business.
They say a wedding is anticipated
SOON. Bat we must await further dc
yelopment. ID Isl, Yours truly
49,. JACK. 81
Lovelace, Tenn, Feb. 7th.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

HfE
A COUGH, GOLD OR SORE
Throat should be stopped. Neglect
reouent results is an incurable Lung
Disease or Consumption. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL TROCHES are certain
to give relief in Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catarrl1, Consumptive and
Throat Diseases. For thirty years
the Troches have been recommended
by physicians, and always give per-
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or untried, but having been tested
by wide and constant use for nearly
an entire generation, they have. at
tanned well-merited rank among the
few staple remedies of the age
Public speakers and singers use them
to clear and strengthen the voice
Sold at twenty-five cents a box every
where Nov25.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

Senator-elect Billy Malone, OF
Virginia, is, in talk at least, a very
Independent nan He1said to a news
paper reporter the other dag:
Il am going to Washington to vote
just as l please, with. q clear con-
SC ence, and for what 1 think to be
right, no matter what the eonse-
quence may be. l shall always have
t lie good of my State at heart, and
shall try to do what / can for her
benefit, l intend, however, to be a
listner, and | hope my course will
not surprise the country, if any peo-
pie are watching me. 1t is but just
to say that no Republican has APP
preached me with even so much as a
suggestion as to which way l might
vote. wish I could say as much for
the Democrats.
If Malone sticks. to that, he will be
an object of peculiar interest. especl-
SLY as the Senate. aside from him
self. will be politically tied. He
will. be subjected to an awful pressure
occasionally.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10
The North Carolina republicans

The North Carolina republicans
are pushing for a equal repre-
sentat;on on the boards of county
canvassers, and, in advocating the
matter in the state Senate the other
day, MI. Williamson of Edgecombe
claimed that GOV. Jarvis was not
fairly reelected, the republicans
having been deprived of 1900 votes
in the country of Halifax alone.
Such charges can do no earthly
good, now that the result has been
officially declared, but a state with
the slim Democratic majority OF
5000 in a total vote of237,0OO ought
to fairly divide its election officers
between the parties.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10
N. Weaver predicts that there

Gen. Viewer predicts that there
will be no Democratic candidate for
the presidency in 1884. "There will
be only two candidates in the field"
he says, "the Republican, or strong
government, candidate and the
Greenback candidate" And he ex-
poets the Greenbacker to win. Wea-
yer also predicted last summer that
he would be easily elected. He was
going to carry six southern and
eight northern states. and throw
the election into the House, where
his friend De La Matyr, ofIndiana,
held the balances Of power and would
elect him. Weaver is a great
prophet and comes Of a race Of
seerS.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

The committee Of, the senate to in
ouire a. to hev the Chinese treaties
were made public have had very little
sa2cess with the correspondents. They
are now going to do what they should
have done in the first place, ask the
senators to stand up and confess.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10
KAT.

Ever since the Repu blicans took
hold of the United States in 1850,
New York men have held the state
department with the exception OF
six days in which E. B. Washburn
occupied it in 1869.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

JEFF. Davis was not only a traitor to
his country. but likes to write a book
about it. We give him this notice
free, or perhaps will charge it to the
bloody-shirt fund.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

Ben Lefevre, Democratic congress
man from the Sidney, o., district, has
secured 80 appointments for friends
under Mr. Hayess administrator.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

Mr.. Morse, the only Democratic
congressman from Massachusetts,
gave Senator Dawes a complimentary
dinner the other night in honor of
his reelection.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

Word to Boys.-Boys, did you
eyerthink this world, with its wealth
and woe, with all its mines and
mountains, oceans, seas and rivers,
with all it's steam boats, railroads,
and telegraphs, with all its millions
of cropping men. and all the science
and progress Of ages, will soon be
given over to the boys of the pres
emit age,-boys like you? Believe it
and look abroad upon your inheri-
lance, and get ready to enter upon
it's possessions. The presidents,
emperors, kings, governors, states
men, philosophers, ministers, teach
ers, men of the future,-M are boys
now.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

Fred. Douglass advises the colored
men, concerning demands for office,
not to ask too much, not too little,
nor to soon, nor too late, and not to
ask insolently.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

OF the 102 Republicans Ill the Ne
br.ska legislature, 81 were in the I'm
ion army, and II of the other 35
wore under IL when the wal began.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10
II on BID.

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weakness carly decay. loss OF manhood
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you.aFREE Or CHARGE. This great
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

The CaarlestonN Jews commends the
southern celebration of the birthday
of Robert E. Lee on the ground that
he was greater than Washington.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

The world is filing up with edu-
Gated fools-nankind read too much
and learn too little.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10

Gov. Fremont Of Arizona got it
all into a message half a column
long.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1881-02-10
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Rose Growers.
, 1881-01-22
SPAIN.
1IEATEIl tlE1tATE.

I
rAnIs, Jall. 4l.-A. MatlrE.1 correspondent
to!egraphs that, III the .lebnle In Congress
which closed last night. SHilor Sagaata, the
leader OF the Dynas11c Liberals, lna.tn Il IT.
nnarkablu speech, il. cal.n aud lofty lalt-
euaec, which caused great excitement iii tic
House anti lobb'es. Iie tuclarett tho present
CnbInet md It's policy responsible for wl,at.
over mischief tuiellt eventually come, aud
for tho probable cstrangement fram the
l!estorn.lun Of tho Liberals who Ind
cIulcnyorcd to play tho part nf
Whigs III existing institutions. Sef1nr
Saeaata concluded with thu hold assertl0i!
that, shoulsl the event which he. anticipated
md had tried to avert, occur. ho. woultl bo
found true to tho calise ot liberty. ~acilor
Canayo8 Castillo ,nade II vigorous speech fiji
reply, which was much clleoretl by tho
Ministerial attherel,ts. Marslml Ca.np0s Ii
to nuke statement similar to Sei10r SaE,lE-
this during thu debate oh tho Address III the
Senate uuxt wcuk.
, 1881-01-22

IMPORTANT StsWH. u
LoNpoy, Jall. 1t.--A dispatch from Hue,0s
Ayres dated Jalf. 20 snys: The Chlllnns ut
tackeil MID completely defeated thU Peruvian
army Mt Mtraforcs. Gen. piern!u, President
Of l'cru aid Coiulnatltlcr-in-Chlef Of tic
army, fled. Thu ChfItans occupied Lima.
tho Capilnl, without resistance. oi, the l7tli
inst. (;..li. 1'leHras. Ills brother, and tlin
Peruvian Minister OF War were taken pris-
ollcrs.
The peri,yintl loss IN the battle Of Chorillas
Is Sniu tu have bcGii
1000 KlIEED AND 1900 PRISONERS.
Twenty-Five thousand parlyinns were e,l-
gagged In tho battle Mt At(rallnres.
Thu C!I,lun itjss III bnt', battles WIS heavy.
Tho diplomatic bolly at Lima have urged
tho conclusion of ut armfsttce. aIMl ask tiiat
tho person Of Scfior Picrolu bo respected.
OCCUPIED.
Tho Chitians Aaye occupied Lima.
, 1881-01-22
ALLEGED PERJURY.


Always Consult Your Lnsvyrr Before
fuu Swear to Anything,
The ease OF t;corgo II. Brewster, tic NIL
yerttslng agrnt charged with perjury by
Henry Z. Deai, OF thu Monarch Lightning
Saw Company, was bcfDre Justice Brown
yesterday. Brewster Glafmetl that Dean
owed him I'LL advertising bill, md lio went
to ihe Circuit Court a1,d swore out II writDf at
tachnlent for Deans stock, alleging that Dean
ihtcndcll TO cUnceal or convey ull Ills proper
", 50 Ms IL dcfra,td Ills creditors. Tllu ahl-
dast for tho attachment WIS claimed by
Dean 10 bo false, ailI lie causetl tho arrest OF
brewster for perjury. Tho first witness
rallied yesterday wns Miss Belle Col1ey.
she ,llad becn H. tho employ Of DeaM for
!gqsieen months rs Ills banEkecrer,
ahd hoA conducted his accounts during TINT
!'me. s!le statr,l that I.G did largn business,
ss!!ang ss,ss ,n latse numbers oi y aistlonaties
slSays pata his bills promptly. Tl!ora lIttI
beetl SONS complaints lnntlu by customers
%io w M H.! not recriyetl their books, OIL tlnie,
9at lAls lall hecn because Alr. Dean ll1lt
nel osel. Disappointed III his orders. On tho
q any unpaid bill ngn!nst A[r. Denll held ly
he Springfield .tHlt1mut GuIupany. Atr.
S*os{s!t, 1ha,!1Scr Ut tito book tlcpnrt!nont OF
1ae h, western News Cnltlpany, testified tl!nt hb
VIE VIE bud a!~ays lmid Ills hills In nlyallce.
,tssdy often Tho orders llalt run two. Or
M!ee a1 weeks behind s'ecaMse Ut slelays nll thu
tai,a ps.t q ta pnhlisltcrs The prosecution t!le
Mss ,s,sea: ,S Ile dGfe!dnnt. Georgu H. nrewstcr,
L., tt9fl y brewster, advertising aEe,ts, null
ns ns onsllIess wis 10 plnce advertisements III
Rapess nll over tlu country. lie nsct
nsall ,}all, about two years ng0 and Ind
!.!; gaeed ahont $4,000 wortl! Of advertising
I art fn1 Il kta,
, 1881-01-22

iIAShAN AND f.AfCntK.
I.uSrDS, Jhh. 1o-l.aycuck, tho nnrS,nun,
practieel yesterday fl Sl,oreltan llarlor.
Tho umpire states That there II no chance
wlIntevGr for q raco BETWEEN llanlan nlut
Laycocli In be rowcd tomorrow, tic iii
inst, 10 wl1!cl tlme 1t lutt lcen postponed,
nllu advises tho scullcrs to lnuct Tomorrow
to decide future day fur the race.
CAl!Vf1t.
Tie date for the pigen,,-sllon.tnE between
Carver al,d Seutt Elas bcet altered from the
1st OF February to the 7th of February.
,1luNrIt.
LONDON, .1nn. 2l.-rM Daltu IrleprttpIl
says: "'rhu brillinncy If Bnot!!'s fd!j', Its
lightncss anil lrmof, is Ill astonishing coll.
trast to Ills oyertatctt a,a ultra-uccentuRtetl
0thcll0.' ,
E0TlIEKS HEAD.
LONDON, Jun. 1l.-The Heath Of f. 4.
Suticru, tlle uctor, IL announced.
, 1881-01-22

.r.vo rfnre sl,Irn,t Set,lc. witt, tic
tu,1,,tv co,icetor-3fr. Y1aton Falls
..,i ...s 80. 1s'..m'
~" ...1a;.,t', d. .;r,", ,.,,,s,; ,rr.
As Wns anticipated, ,lle hffas WHOSE pee-
sdhnl.ErdIurty assessments were fefrald'l!tnsiy
reduced ure coming fnrwara and paying their
paca taH' l"s s''''ws '". t ~. , .s..u .'
resorteA 10 Ill tse!s i,'e.e,. % uoGs ~ ~ 'e.ea,e
their Endorsement. Is. 7. MOTIFS y ctts were
tions - ontl. rntfnty.l,lrrk klokku having
i.,nr,'oi thnt In n;,ul1 imu,lvir,lrr iIn tn,.,ity
,e''I"'" tn. "eson'a 'es"''s "et ~ ~ ,.,,,,J
aae safer 10 rese.'u ,n ouy , inv nc at"ea ", n
si.ut u " eycr.n &c eertli;ed clrcK fur s.st.7o, tic
.,,,nunt 1.i,t fnr 1S7i,,f urGi,uht iii lin fust.
av%''' ,i""t r' ~ t,.n M ] raror.s This uI har'j,y
beeli llrpusilu4 iii tho Treasury before Mr.
Thorl,, Of
zu1yrnoNrtY. w,,,:t, en-,
w1,oso nsscssn'.,'t wns luwure,! By scrutc!ltuy
IN 1878 lB!o, alld ISM, uro!,pel IN to see tlie
County Clerk, Wlln showed Hill tlia tfx-
bouas nnd poInted aut thp !han.,ier IN wllul,
t!,e "ra',o!ax down" lad lten .lonv. Ar. Il:
Thorn WIS sery HNch sliFp',sea, "'ltl sui! llo
had hhu l,0 tlea flint tl,e ilrI'l's, valuation
wulllu be tn,11peretl Will .'lfnt WHY. When
'he M s"tt,ss ~ '',s e a EaI'sst'Gn st t. ws 1 ssS s
cutsuI d 'rgIuu.ion. alni III tl0uxht slont-:
pu tlne lii tint lllteetlulI, nl,tl, tnpruf0tet he
enly!uyeu Charles hat0n III attend I" thy
nniter. ITO tTlUrnt waa not ctlgtIlxI1lt of
anything Illegal, nlli. Ritter uskll1 !0W l!l!e!l
ILLS lis1l owed, liz Sn!tl liz wAS perfectly will
tHy to "a 0EfHrD thu tfTatlM Jury MIl tell MI
! i,n klltw, MIR. klokku llEnrrll nut the shirt
s tf s'S !s's @ u ifly3 f3 U Goal$ l Tipastse S ta
f,tt tfr1it IN. tn tia 1Itilltu Hf S{Utlt TDtYtI
fsit;,,tnn E,,rt,i n,5.i MIA ae.tt Il! .yjtirI,
ve sy.,s tho ot,rrert a,,.ot % H. Of Siu,Itro,ery.
| tVnrt1 H. tn n tnS III, tpysDl]nl rrpIBrtf fNr
iStU, THIS lntter pay!ilent Squared l!iu ,.c~
ru,,nts nt tho nrtlt. Inter u tho tlay Mf.
t;aorgo W. Matthew's ti1e tailor, wl!nso Ms-
sessliIunt wis eltt dawn fro!l ~ o00 to q ,0N,
tU q TitlltrS1; rppurtcr ttlat Ills assessments
Ind nat been satisfactory bGtIig tuy lItEll. ln