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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-02
MOTIVES ron MURDER

There Is a strong, natural, and ee1n-
fnandnbIe desire on tho pars q Che peo-
rls al fhe United States to have Charles
Ssuftenn punialsed for the mnrtieE o.
President q arEeid.
no Esniteau himself thls feeling AIR
uears unreasonable. He declares fnat
his motive hi kiiliag the President VIA
q good one, politically eopelaersus nEsd
therefore asks that he be deals WITH
IN hi this. assuming capital paDfeh
ment ever to be justiflaaies there y
nothing TO and fault with. 3ut the
dfsseeard of motive In &3iteau' case -
Is striking contrast 70 tiie teaoA uesS o.
the public to admit motive Ha Hn ee
rnae Tor the uaen who have uuiasgtnll%
tried to kill Gniteau.
There Is something posifs sely shock
ing 10 the cool approval Of aardef e. 9
/ punishment for niuruers which
! heen expressed III eoIue nart9 a. INC
Bcouutry since Guiieau Fas siei q i1i
/ ffae prison van BY rnan On hoR back
/ who did not hesitate @ iu3peFii me isse
Of the 0ficer acccn1pany lnB tIe pEist
/ oper II, ortler 10 asgaaslnntc tho lasteg.
Thls sentiment SCENE 70 hANe scs
i vailed without restraint d ep9eseiQn
Il iii Chicago, where there IS srit4 tc have.
Ibeen general regset tlat the hallet Of
the man on horeebaci haa ne Bcns
true TO the .naark.
such regret Il very dii1eEesst from q
SgIsh that Euiteau had been shot Gown
ana killed at the moment Of bis attack
on the President
, no take his life then wosld nave
been lawful. The infilction Of death n
, order 10 defend q person IL plain e,eIl-
i Ger Of instant death at the uanos q
: the assailant killed, 8 no crime. AsNs
. 10 pursue a prisoner In custody g
: Cfuiteau was on Saturday, euq gen oer-
I ately kin him, would be murder
y II Is evident that people are dispe9es.
= 20 and some excuse for this ai4onpt
4 nnon the life of the nanaeled syreleils
= M not an absolute Qualification, n the
- motives which they ascrlb9 70 ms
assailant. They assume, Of course tilat
n ne acted as the avenger Of Garfield
+ Bat in considering his crime, as 70
i considering that Of Guiteau, no motive
= can be regarded as an excuse or 8 3pstt
Gcafion either in law or IL morals eilo
we notice with regret tliss 0isposl kicf
Is TO paliiate so grave an offence as al
3, attempt a. murder, simpiE eeeap
r. happens to have been directed assits
detected crimiuat,--st 'sitit'
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This Academy has been long estabHshed
and successfully conducted. II is mainly
a preparatory school Sor the Uniyersity 81
Virginia. The Instruction., thGref1re, in
Hfathenatics and in the Anciene and Mod
ern LanguageE including the Englshs is
necessarily very thorough.
The Location is one Of the hen1tAksst and
most beautiful portions OF Fiedmonts y1r-
ginia, under the Blue Ridge and near the
Rapidan River, and in an INTEL aHent alre
highly refined community with Churches
of various demons nations Convenient.
The Buildings and Grounds are extern
siye and attractive, and Specially adapted
to the purposes of a Boarding School.
The Session begins the Third Monday
in September, and closes Third Thursday
in June.
The Terms are 500 for session of nine
80 months, for every expense except
Clothing, Text Books and Medical Atten-
Dance
Patrons preferring it, Board at reasonable
rates can be obtained in private families in
the immediate peighborhood.
For sons of Ministers of the Gospel the
Tuition Fee of 5000 is renitted.
This is a Private School, and under tho
absolute control of the Principal.
For further information, address the s11-
dersigned at Locust Dale r. O., Madiaos
D. p. BOYD.
AS Principal.
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couNsElon u ~ ~ &c

couNsEroR IN Law AND EQUITY,
Attorney at law * Foiicitor An Chaneery,
MONROE, oUAcIIrTA PARISH, EouIsIAssAs
TTas resumed his profession as Costnsctofi
~, which he Will devote careful attention :;
and VIII Invariably require payment Tor ms
cttFrsce. Has also resumed his protest. H -
the United States District, gircslat auo ss,-
ssrerne Courts. and IN the Stet6 Dsstrieiy
ftirf.tlit and Supreme Courts; in all CLASSES
ar sssases law equity probsite, crinlinaI and
bar lSruptcy. a now ea1ik5ze7f tdio WIZ hc
asioDted IN ISS2.) Will make the r44ittlafl-
tac titles zspn6islAg. VIII devote nts per-
souaI attention to his cases elld Az 11ia time
f, his profession, as his sole 9ltat3es, - INC
81 IN Other oCeer ions aiff caH-
f,o4 be euuarod or retained Ia any cEse with
ont :, re- conLfraerf, secured or cash.
ht1euet e5 1891.
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Talbot stkEIInan,

srroT7qyE,Y At Law. MoNRoE, La,
A rs5ii practice in the Parishes OF
1,snehfEz. 1fosehoseae, HfcHLnsl1 and Ekank-
m in tho Supreme Court of the state.
aud ia the Fie6aral Courts VIII take
claims for collection N all other parishes IN
louisiana, with privilege of managing
same in connection with attorneys residing
hss,-e August Is, 1881.
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= e. n, BI2 ACJEY, Dentist, Respectfully
ofIershis professional services to the
citizafs Of Monroe and surrounding coun-
ty- FTs,zir,g an experience of fourteen
s = II, the practice he feels confident Of
living satisfaction in all branches Of his
I,Ysfessior. Is willing TO warrant ssil work.
Since At residence on Jackson street, near
The F'sInale Academy, Monroe, La.
ttts' = v7-Daar16s1y
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q liner : ~ = EfdsIeIl.

q,rORNEYS AND COUNSELIlOkS At
"a Law, Monroe, La, Will practice IN 4. al
'ii,e- lsaT.isiless of North Louisiana, in the
supreme Court at Monroe, the Federal
S,S,i,I.fs and in the Land Office Department
ofthe General Government.
once frontiilss northeast corner of pubic
se,,,are January 3, 1879.
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TrORNEY AT Law, MONROE, LA.
Il once opposite Court House. Practices
IN an the Courts Of North louisiana also
in 1Iae Supreme Court of she State and the
Federal Courts. All claims, ncluding cot
ton claims. Will receive prompt attention,
land Once and Pension matters attended
to-. March %, 1879.
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PU Lie LIBRARY u
r0uNc CAaIHOLIG FRIENls s0eIETIs IIBRAR1

The Young Catholic Friends Society have
the pleasure to announce to the public that
thew are now prepared to supply the citi-
zens of Monroe and vicinity with good
reading matter. They have established a
/ library containing Five Hundred Volumes
in their hall and for the sum of Five Cents
any. person can get a book with the priv
lege of keeping it one month.
HALL OPEN EVERY SUNDAY.
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LITERATURE, At. AND ED UcATIo n.
The Western will continue to furnish lts
readers with excellent magazine literature.
1t will contain during the year
SERIAL AND SHORT STORIES
sscIENrIEIC AND EDUCATIONAL ARTICLES
LITERARY REVIEWS,
DISCUSSIONS or IMPORTANT QUESTIONS OF
THE DAY.
The success of The Western is now as
sslred. 1t has more than double d It's circus
lation during the last year.
Volume VII viii contain number o.
articles handsomely illustrated. NO pains
VIII be spared to make its pages interest
ing to the reading public
Tho magazine viii be furnished 70 sue-
scribe1-s for 200 per. ailnuIn, payable in adj
vance. Single copies, 50 cents.
HENRY w. J JAMESON.
st. Lonis. No
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TTORNEY AT Law, Monroe La
IA VIII practice law in North Louisiana,
before the Supreme Court at Monroe, Fed
ers1l Courts of Louisiana. Court of Claims,
and supreme Court of the United States at
Washington City.
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TIE GO NER SALOON
ccrrEn DHssAIsD Arss 81. 5olss Sqs.s

MONROE. La
Tho undcfsfgaed5 hqF t1ag QpeneQ p new
ard elararftl Furnished HAsoon I'M Aao7ltQgs
ssst,l5gtf Nv So1ief4s q liberal share Of psss9
Ifr flatro11fine. Every H5t4nttcn VIII ne
e.sve., l5V s polite aud OK peEiencea naf-
Raaper Imported and domestic Wires
LIQUORS aud Ciaara kept cp4tstaatlS On
hand.
Two elegant llard tables III HE e1s41pzl
kent for tie a1fsusesuenf OF guests.
Sc All Il E7lcls or Tx I'D Das u Seeslon
q speciality ~. j. DtsA1Aae
JAM ., 1850. 1ropfHetorsF
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.EoIsn REcEnery,

ATTORNEY AT Law & LAND AGENT,
NO. 9 CaYondelet ST., New Orleans.
II AND RUSINE SS at the Land Offices in
II 4 New Orleans and Washington City Az
tended to. Agency for sale and purchase
or Plantations, Farms and un1mProNeu
lands solicited. 49,,
Major j. G. Richardson is associated
with Mr. NcEnery in the land business,
to which he viii give his entire attentloh.
January g, 1881.
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TFORNEY AT LAW, MONROE, LA.,.
III viii rractice In all the parishes of
sEortll / sosiisiana. the Supreme Court of the
state the Federal Courts, and in the Land
ONCE Department of the General Govern
sIffeiif August is, 1881.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-12-02

Cards of a 4leIssoztuE 1lo4octe7.--avl1en adj
iaaisss ble-Hil ~ be charged double OUTRIGHT
lar advertising rates,
Obituary and Marriage notices viii 30
CHARGED SIS advertisements.
A MY person sen ding us five new cash sub
scT5bers. at the same post-office, will be en-
for one year.
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pa ksAaAao 4Hrstkn e'fks~
ri ASH sc rS,S lSss. 81 d. s:,.|si. s.
ices ok ira zasaae a. 12nssresS ID SotIsI III
ssins6ffiatians Tor nfisffns4 s,s,.lfti
nIziaxe the laubass. plaln. nnossle sai tfsa.
/ coansSss sf 8htv 6ss5ft s,sss fhS sfsrssk s
lsnessed ta.lsay. InfSeS,ef. fts scs'eS
siax.s past I hzls noticed ii ssssss &. s.
sSsao ialso1ets engaged iii p5cisln Ii
falslic Ii III bags. ass one of Tho
axrlx ROOMS unx.ex sha fz5tass 81 faen1as
nimsi *es. X6-flsy lsaGs the curiosity
t. inquire IA d las0ror what IL nsannt
alStS learned 3rotn hitss fssaf khn doom
ilssss, d were being thus lia,lslsi I'D Is 80
sent ~ i min, a lio had purchased item
fsY i 5sste s,s,se2 sstsso uAean sostls
Il eES s4tA<fy pRckel III bags aud piled
d The NhAl sslllsee tie Hepsn, agsd the
/ sSxfk sesissea to isa only i little n,tre
/ than hsls done. Esao xss5sas hss1l nesss
hacked nom fl6oe to HeIl gsief: and ffosis
tbs door 90 thks flfrlles oiali. I laxa.asts,.
III some ssf ia 4 sols.ss l,s sseS olfssast
fEpLn me enfas III fhe ba8e, ard fauna
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lDr a. r. EsicHassrelson

AS resumed the practice of Medicine
III He may be found, when not profess
ssts3r3sl1y engaged, at Moore'S drug store
l,ll'ffl the day, and at his residence at al
other hours. Monroe, Feb. 8, 1879.
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JOHN cALDEawooD. THos. Y, AM
Drs. CaIderwoOd 8 Ably,

Practitioners in Medicine and Surgery.
Office on Grand street, in rear Of q. w.
AIeEee's Drug store. and opposite .. w.
Smiths carriage shop.
January %, 1885, n20;1y
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FOR SALE.

Ny Tlsntation, improvements and store
house, at the mouth of the Cheniere. which
VIII be sold at a bargain My reason for
selling is that am unable froEn wound
received during the late war to attend to
the business. This property is offered
cheap and bargain VIII be given.
Al. MY ATT.
ouachfta Parish, oct. Sd, 1881. It.
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ROE RENT.

The Gayle house known as tho Betin
house, viii be lot to a good tenant on
CfIAss. J. BOATEEI7,
Monroe oct 10, 1sS1-5t.
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DEsIARD ST., NfoNRoE. LA
just opened for the accommoda alton and
patronage of the Public Meals at all
hours. Fish, flesh and fowl, and Oysters
in every style, served s.ailee samee like
'NfeIican cook
Monroe, Sept. 20. 1851. 3;3m.
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Having purchased the interest Of the sue
cession Of ii. M. Bry, deceased, the UNDER
signed, OF the late Arm Of Bry q Muir, be-
comes sole proprietor of tho Nfcnroe City
steam Saw and planning Mil, and viii
continue it in active Notwithstanding
lumber, pine or cypress, planning, making
shingles, DC, to pc furnished. on short
notice in any quantities desired. 81 large
lot of superior, timber, both pine and
cypress, on hand. Prices to suit the times.
Add ress orders to J.. r.. MUIR,
p. o. Box 81.
Monroe, September. 20. 1880.
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, a.TrrsAPs. @. II. FRoUsDAIE'
nE1Hlsnns q TroustInIe.

kT,roaNEYS & COUNSELORS AT Law
MONROE, LoUIsIASA,
VXTil practice in the courts of the Fifth
wv District, supreme Court, and Federal
l,onrfs. viii salze claims for collection IN
All the parishes Of North Louisiana, With
privileges of managing same IN connection
with resident attorneys.
once in SrUBB's BULDIssa, on WOOD
street. August 1S 1881.
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FoR -, o RENT.

ny residence. furnished, or unfurnished
JNO. w. WATT.
Monroe, sNovomber 24s ISL
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small farms and closer cultivation ls
bef IRE south needs. Not tenants
sad farm owners, should DC eneonr,
aged.
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- 81 EsasseII,

,rfros a csARpErT II. X. RUSSELL
Garrett ~ BussekIs
N4rORSIsYss & COUNSEEL4ORS AT Law
MONROE, LA
ViRACrICE REGULARLY IN the PAR
Il islies Of Ouachita, Richland, Lincoln
and Caldwell, and in the supreme Court.
Collection Of claims prosecuted. with dill
esence' and money promptly RENTED. Man
3ssense4lt sale. and lease of real estate under
ts5lSen. and satisfaction guaranteed Fees
Y1odeiate. Office on Wood street, opposite
Lla.-orlLer.a nilica. Jan,y 6. IS9I.
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Efii~ faisrior Journal
From all we can learn there Is a strong
and growing disposition on the part Of the
Democracy all over the county to send
Judge VIM. o. Hansford, Of Crab Orchard,
10 the next Legislature, II he can be pre-
vailed upon to make the race. There has
been much quiet talk to that effect the
past week, and among that class Of our
people who usually have little Or nothing
10 DO or say in party caucases or ma
chine iatrigues Mr.. Hansford would doubt
lees make good and satisfactory Represen-
taiive. Born in the county he is fully iden-
tiled with il in feeling and interest. A man
Of mature age, he has had in the pact val
liable legislative and parliamentary expert
ence. A strong Union man during the
war, he was at the same time a faithful and
fearless defender Of his "secesh' neighbors,
and has been ever since the war an active,
hearty and consistent Democrat. That he
is both capable and honest seems to be
universally conceded, and these would
seem to be the qualities we specially need
in our Legislature al this iunctue Of
Affairs. On next Monday, County Court
day, We are informed that there will most
probably be made strong effort to induce
Mr.. ITansford to become candidate.
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sorEs or CURRENT ETEsrS.

-Repre.entaiive O'Connor, Of the
Charleston, 5. G., Congressional District
died Tuesday.
The statue Of the late Admiral Farra-
gut was unveiled at Washington Monday
with imposing ceremonies.
The law closing iheaiers in Cincinnati
On the Sabbath was strictly enforced by
the Democratic Mayor last Sunday.
The site Of the Art Museum, founded
By gih Of $4,000, by Charles West,
has been fixed in Eden Park, in the eastern
part Of Cincinnati.
The Chesapeake 4 OHIO r. X. has Sc
cured direct line from Memphis to IL
terminal point on the Atlantic, making a
solid road OF nearly 900 miles.
The Democracy Of the Franklin KY
Senatorial District, which is composed Of
the counties Of franklin, Anderson and
Mercer, met in Convention at Lawrence
burg Saturday, and nominated Hon. II. J..
Moore for State Senator.
Heavy Hoods in the Mississippi are
reported, and in several places the levee
has been broken, inundating the farm
lands along the river and destroying wheat
alone 10 the amount Of over million Of
dollar.
The Jury in the Nunnelley case At
Somerset, for the murder Of an unknown
man, number OF years ago, failed to
agree, standing seven for conviction and
Eve for acquittal. Judge Owslcy ordered
another trial, to take place during the
present Cent.
Our citizens are making arrangements
10 entertain the Pres Association in June
next. The Association will meet here, and
then go on TO Chattanooga. The time is
not definitely known. The people OF Somer-
set propose TO extend an earnest welcome.
Il Someret Reporter.
The road from Caryville to the Ken
lucky line has been let as follows. sections
awarded to j. NJ. Condor d Co, Of Knox
willie; four to j. ID. Ofiutt, Of Tennessee;
two to Martin Shea, OF Knoxville: two TO
Myer Hay 4 Co, Of SLelbyville, Ky; and
two to J. L. Ofnit, Of Knoxville Work
will be begun Immediately, and will be
pushed with all possible speed.
Sometime ago John VIM, the para
mour Of Mrs. Moreland shot and killed
her son who attempted IT, get in the house
Il night. Strange TO say on the examining
risl VIM was acquitted, having proved
BY Mrs. Moreland that the boy had made
threats to murder VIM. The Grand
Jury Of Bourbon, however, indicted both
Vim and the woman this week, as blood
las been found inside Of the house, and a
Fitness found thar will testify that More
and was murdered in the house and then
ragged out. Both have been arrested.
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dent that the guests will be "Mooo"
pleasantly entertained ihis. Who can doubt
T.
The saloon Of J J.. Holda ~ came near
hslng destroyed by hrs la't T1ssday. Some
one. while lighting his ripe. let fall hnrn.
ing maioh into the hung " harrel, which.
Of cunrse. insisnily 1T Gre 10 the whisky.
The barrel would have hurst IN q very
short time. but for The pescnce ~ mind Of
VIII James, who ran and put his hand
over the hung. hole and exiingnishe,l the
flames.
Mrs. Lima Saunders, Who has been
quite sick for several days. IL. Ne are happy
10 state, much hetler ..... Mrs. NJ. Gormley
vas the recipient Of a box II delicious
tropical fruit, from her snn, $. ". Gormley,
Of Lexington. We know Il was nice, for
We were kindly remembered when Il was
opened. ....Col. Isaac Shelby and two Of
his pretty daughters, Of Shelby city, are At
Crab Orchard springs The Misses Car
penier, of your town, are guests Of their
brother. DR.. J. q. Carpenter Tom Iaslev
and Jim BROOKE. Of Cincinnati. were here
his week ... Miss Allie Hardin has re-
turned from a brief visit 10 Millershurg
Miss Hattie Mathis and Master Willie
Tarfani pupils q the Millersburg college.
came back with her, to ruslicate a while
in our little village.
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esRRARD toUxr,.



w. A. Mclean, an upholsierer from
Wake county, y. C., was married TO Miss
NJ A. Warner, near Lancaster. April 22d
The ten barrels of moonfhine brandy
captured BY Deputy Collector Burnside, in
the lower part Of the county. last Winter,
was sold by Deputy Marshal TAYLOR Satur-
day, to VIM Berkele, at about Sl.s7 per
Gallon.
The Garrand Fishing Club held their
Spring meeting last Saturday. Caught
fish sufficient for their banquet and had
pleasant time generally. Dr. Huffman,
catching the largest FISH, was elected Presi-
dent for the ensuing year.
w. d. Hopper j. very low with Pneu-
monia ..... Miss Annie Craig j. improving
slowly -. B. Kinnaird arrived Tuesday
from New York .... Mess LaRae Thomas
and IT, G.. Sandifer were in attendance at
the Chapter meeting last Friday night
Sheriff lIigginboiham sold 20 parcels
Of land for taxes; also, the one-tenth inter
est Of J.. G. Hopper in the estate Of Sey-
mour Hopper, deceased. for SllO; also,
right Of redemption Of - acres land on
Back Creek, the property Of Allen Parks
COR &l2l. Commissioner Walton sold IS
acres Of land near Bryantsville, belonging
to the estate Of II. @. Wilds, deceased
Monday was another dull Court dav.
Little stock on the IN arket; none sold.
The interest Of the day centered on the
rivalry between couple Of reapers and
he "horse show Ben Burdett's traction
engine had not arrived. About a dozen
saddle snd harness stations and the two
Normans belonging To Walker and Denny
and Mclean comprised The list. Lincoln
aud Bowie were both represented by good
horses
The death Il Mrs Leicher, = daughter
II Gen. Tho. Kennedy, late Of this county,
occurred at Henderson. Ky, April 23d. In
an interview with the Evansville Courier a
few weeks before her death, she contradicts
several statements Of Lewis George CLARK.
of "lnole Toms Cabin" notoriety, and
who formerly belonged to her father.
among others, that the negro "Sam Peter
was not logged to death, but died Of Con.
sumption
The friends Of W. NJ. Carpenter, Jr.,
l"Mike, y late Of Hustonville, will be glad
to hear Of his marriage to Miss Ada Cobb,
Of Grand Rapids. Mich, where he is EN-
ployed as clerk in the Office Of the Vice
President Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana
railroad. Miss Cobb j. said 10 be a most
estimable lady, and | can certainly con-
gratulate her on having captured one Of
the best boys in the world. May his happi-
ness overhalance his little troubles Nv q
big majority.
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Mt. Vernon Department.
SAM M. BURDETT, Editor.

Monday was dull, dull County Court
Day.
1t is said that Mandy Wilmot, char Red
with infanticlde, for whom writ had been
issued, has left the country.
1t is said that the fate Of the aspirnnl
70 n the Democratic Senatorial nomination
will be held some time in next month.
AT the Jackson Circuit Court last
of Issacs, obtained a change Of venue for
the trial Of his case TO Lee county.
A very heavy rain fell in this county
last Monday. All the streams were swol-
len. koundstone was on a regular bender
and would not beas crossing until the neri
day.
The two smartest boy brats in the
county do their kicking and squealing in
the neighborhood Of the Sinks Of Round
stone. They are name d for two officers Of
the county.
The fruit trees are laden with heavy
and beautiful bloom burdens, and, II a su-
peThuity Of blossom be good omen, there
will be an enormous quantity Of apple and
peach brandy made in this county neHi
Fall.
Dick Geelin has gone. No one knows
exactly when he left, but his absence can
not be overlooked. lie Il not here, evi-
IDENTIFY. lie il a good workman aud can
make living any place he chooses tc drop
his lines.
Last Monday some senseless thief took
the key Of W. NJ. Webers store out Of the |
lock, put in his pocket and carried il
away. lie will hear something greatly 10
his disadvantage should he undertake 10 /
put il back where il belongs in the night
time.
-"Dulchy" has departed. lie was
genial soul, and uncOmm0nly liked a glass
u beer The "bOys" were fond Of him
add were never happier than when Ia
saving of, J" the drinks had 10 come out
II "Dutchy's" pockets. hut he got 10 the
bottom Of his pocket At last, and then his
I Tory was over. lie is looking nov for
mother raise"
1t should he the pride Of the honest
fillager 10 have the place where he abides
leceni II not beautiful. Therefore, the
lOnest yillager should nov bestir himsslf
@ clean up the front and back yards, 10
.hiiewash the fences, 10 paint the build.
ngs. aud 10 asoid swearing At the soap.
uds while bic wife i cleaning the inter.
Ial arrangements.
-THE SiCK.-Mrs. Kitty Bragg has
een confined 10 her bed several days with !
eurs lgia ..... Isaac Stewart Is suffering !
Iom . severe attack Of measles ..... Nose. Z
ioberls, an Old citizen, H. verv ili Al his ,
ome near kOckcaslle River. His recoy- /
~ IL not expected ...... Miss Georgia, liz
Il daughter OF NJ q. Miller, has been :
ute sick for several weeks :
-Our ciflgens aara Treated IA 4 aartaa I
beautiful rain boss Tuesday afternoon.
ne Of thefe symbols Of "God's promise J
man Was especially Sublime. ID Was
lriecllY distinct irom horizon 10 horizon
N ils color, which blended artislically,
re scarcely surpassed Ia brilliancy BY
Gee dispatches which daily appear 10