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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26


~ GOLDEN WEDDING.-Rev. DR.. John
Poisal and wife, Of Baltimore, celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary Of their marriage
at their residence, in that city, on the
evening of the lstinst. From the. Balti-
more sun, of Wednesday, we learn that
from O'Clock to 10 Mr.. Poisal held re-
ception In the pariorsg Of the Carrollton
Hotel, Mrs. Poisal being absent on account
of sickness. During the evening large
number of the friends Of Mr.. Poisal
called to congratulate him and to wish
him and his esteemed wife many more
years Of happiness. Letters were received
expressing congratulations. A number
of valuable presents were received by Mr..
Poisal, mostly in gold coin, from persons
who called and through remittances by
letter. Mr.. Poisal was assisted in recciy-.
ing his friends by his niece, Miss Maria
Shaffer, of Martinsburg, wlIo very grace
fully did the bonors. Rev. DIR. Poisal
was born in Martinsburg, w. Va, (then
virginia,) and il now In bis seyenty-fffth
year. He entered the ministry at the age
of twenty, and Joined the Baltimore Con-
ference Of the N. Z. Church in 1897.
During the ifty-four years that have
since elapsed Mr.. Poisal has filled impor-
tant charges in Virginia, Maryland. New
York and Pennsylvania. He Joined the
Baltimore Conference offhe NJ. T. Church
South in 1866, at the session held at Alex
andria, Va. Mr.. Poisal was elected chap
lain to the Forty y-ffth Congress on the
first ballot oyer several competitors. This
position, he resigned 90 accept the place OF
secretary under Mayor Kane, Mr.. Poisal
IL hale and hearty looking, and looks as
though he might live 70 ceiebrate his dia-
mond wedding -st1.L Z rasL .r1s-xz
The middle of the hour glass Is said
10 be the " aisi of time .5le.os asssssA
II is believed thal ., least two-lhirds
of abe bees will die this winter on ac-
count offhe recent dry season. The
only way TO prevent loss in this diree-
tiou is for owners TO feed them, which,
il they be wise, they win take care to
do. -
The people Of Middletovn vsIley,
Frederick county. Nd, are Aill debating |
, subject that has been discussed ics
nearly quarter of ceutury--ihe be,ld- |
ng Of a railroad. The latest plan hii |
,pon is Che practicabiliiy OF mining ..
-oad CONNECTING the Western Maryland
It point near Edgemont with .he Bal
imore and Ohio at point between
Frederick and Point OF Rocks. !
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1881-11-26

DIPES AND CIGARETTS-Corn Cob
/ Pipes, Briar Root, Clay Pipes, gena-
inc Powhatan Pipes. My Uncle Toby,
Opera Puff, Richmond Straight Cut, Cap
eral, Richmond Mild Gem, Glass mouth
piece and Old Judge Cirgaretts.
Also, the finest Smoking Tobacco that
ever graced Il pipe.
Also cigarett and cigar holders.
BAKER & MCMURRAN.
Oct % a. 6w
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
Sfnr R0utc SWindlera

Philadelphia, May TAT noon to-day 10
seph II. Black, business partner OF Albert G.
Hsimer, member of congress from The 9Th
Pennsylvania district, Joseph Funk, j.
Blackman and W. Il. Cason, who were taken
into custody in this city yester.
day, for completely in = scheme to defraud the
United states government by putting in straw
bids to secure contracts for carrying
the mails. were arraigned for a hearing before
United Ststes Commissioner Smith In the
Usited states Court room, ia the presence of q
large number OF people. The government was
represented by UnltcI Stssss DistfICt AtlOT-
ney Valentine while each ofthe accused was
repre- ented by eminent members of the Phila-
delphia bar. large number Of witnesses were
examined, during which it was shown
this bonds had been executed In Biack's
Office, In tots city. SLACK made a staten mt in
which he acknowledged that he was "a con-
tractor, and that the other people who had
been taken Into custody n nd bid for him in
order that proper security might be entered,
snd he further stated that he was able
and perfectly willing g. indemnify the
government for any loss that they
might have sustained. The testimony previ-
Gus % this statement being made was of such a
conflicting character as 10 The cympllclty Il
Black that this commissioner was unable 10
give a decision in the matter. Finally, site 7
two hours' hearing, all the accused were held
In $1,000 each for further hearing on Monday
~ noon.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

JAMEs-DIXON-At the residence OF the
Paris, on Wednesday the 4th instant, Mr..
Will. James, OF TsxArhana, to Miss Hattie
f. Dickson. of Paris, Rev. j. ID. Demet
Burkhead Off ,iating.
In pennins the above we feel that pleas
ure which always follows happy marriage,
md in this instance. where the honored groom
has chosen one of the fairest native flowers
that ever graced the social circle of our Paris
girls, we feel that good fortune has been
generous in ts rich gilt to our esteemed
friend. May their bright sky of genial hap
ever be theirs. The bridal party took the
noon train for Texarksl., as their future
home.
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sTArE sPCIALs.
Austin.

AuHfiu,
special to tho Herald.
Austin, Nay Tin ths court OF Appeals yes,
terday tho following cases were decided
Knox Va. Dsshlslj fom Bexar. Affirmed
Batchecler vs.. the states from Young, Dis
missed.
Anderson ys. the states fron Hood. Dis.
missed.
Blown VS.. the state; from Ellis. Motion for
rebesring dismissed.
Calvert Va. the slsto; from Jack. Dis
missed.
Carpenter va Rice 4 liyerr; from Grsyson.
Notion for rehearng overrnled.
Carpenter vs. .Blsnko 81 Bro; from Grayson.
Notion for r,hearing overrulsd.
Peter 4 Mercy D0lds Va Tn. Stste; from Dali
las. Notion tor rehearing ovsrruled.
Fsrrsn W Bates & Co. from Ellis. Affirmed.
Hawkins and wife ys Farrar eIai; from Ellis,
Certificate dismissed.
Parrod Dohoney vs. Robinson and wife; from
Lamar Reversed and remanded;
Polk va Daugherty et al; from Caldwell. Re-
Speir VS. PURCELL; from Bastrop. Affirmed.
KAmpmann va Bennett; from Bsxar. AT.
rlnskl v. Blans'.rd& Co; from Washington
Nichols VS. Dibreli; nom Guadalupe.
Opinion of the commissioners of appeals
adopted. Affirmed.
Pit,her VS. Kldder; from Ersth. Opinion OF
com an issioners adopted. Reversed and re-
hihndsd.
Btramlin vs. Waller; f;om Erath. Opinion
of commission ers adopted and affirmed.
Boonsv vs. Latimer; rom Jack. Dismissed
Nolte W. Schram & Co; from BeXar. Dis
missed
Dickson VS. Tate; from Ellis. DISMISSED.
The Colorado river is rslrg rapidly. IL is
now ten feet above low water marx.
George Whiteport, preacher and agent fof
the A . erican tract society, was yesterday ar
rested On the charge Of rape.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
THE DALLAS HERALD THURSDAY MORNING MAY 10, 1881
Dotby Fpa,

Ittll1rds "a pleasure 10 inform tho public
thI Dolby Spa, 10 long and fayorably
known ~ resort for health aud pleasure,
was purchased soms six months ago by r.,
w. Farrier. Of Paris. All the intervening
time has been employed by too enlerprsing
proprietor ia improving ADD identifying a
place already tho recipient of so
much from nature. The old
hotsl bsilding has been rendered more
convenisnt aud attractive, tho famous red
spring hiss bsen materially improved, tho
headache spring put in good repair, and
several others of various medicinal virtues
opened, while there is in process of coDstruc.
ton, to be complstsd by June lat, large
and handsome I'd iitiJn " The hotel, which,
when finished, will moro than
double tho accommodations. Add the
fact that the entire establishment has
been filed with new furniture, and you have
An outline of the preparations for tho com.
fort of guests. Amusemenn also will
receive due attention, and there will be
facilities for riding, driving, fishing, hunting,
ETC. The lovers of the dance, too, will find
that they have not been forgotten, though
the building set apart for that purpos- will
be of sufficient distance from main building
10 IN no MANNER lutoTIcro WIN tuo rtst anu
quiet Of invaids and others not partisl TO
such amusements. A good band engaged.
These waters have An envisble reputation
for the cure of all diseases OF the stomach,
liver, bowels, bladder and Kidneys, while for
dyspepsia, 90 common at this time, it is the
great unrivalled specific. Delicate ladies and
young children derive immediate benefit
from drinking the red ''.ter. SO pleasant in
temperature and tn ~. People with
dropsical affections should resort
thtber, 20 also those suffering from
nervous debility and general wear out
Dolby Spa is situsted 10 miles from DeKalb
citation, Trans Con Div, L P r r, and 8
miles from Bsssett's station, Texas, and St.
Louis r r. Mr.. Farrier runs new hacks,
drawn by splendid horses to both stations,
and the ride over the beautiful shady roads
is truly enjoyable.
The lovers of table comforts (snd who is
not?) may expect the best of everything,
prepared in the most wholesome msnner.
Good venison staple article of food. Prices
reasonable, and made known on application
TO the proprietor.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
Ho-s. Of bishop. 81. n. church

Syracuse, N. Y. May 7.-At the session o.
the house Of bishops Of the Methodist Bpisco
pal church yesterday, a plsn Of visitation. fol
family conferescss, OF 1881, was arranged
The following are the names of some OF th'
conferences aud the time and place Of meeting
and names Of the bishops who viii preside
AlabAmt, at Birmingham Novem Der ~, Bish-
~; CeaIral Alabama, at Marion, December I,
Bishop simpson. Central Ienu eesee, al
Dsweltcn, October G, Bishop Andrews; Essi
TenHss.ee, st Clinton, september -, Bishop
Andr-Ns; Georgia, az Gainesviile, kovembei
~. Bishop simpsons Tennessee, II JoussbJr-
ough, % sober ~, Bishop Andrews, savannah
Brunswics, November 3, Bish1p simpson,
Andres; Texas, At Marshall, December u
Bishop Warens Western Texas, Ht Calven,
Decenbe -. Bishop Wauens West Virginia,
al 1OuBdsvilie, OctJbsr 5. Bishop Foster.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

j. N. Walker wa. brought to this city
yesterday, by Deputy United States Mar
shall Sorrells, from Mitchell county, and sr
raigned before United States Commissioner
Burford on the charge of having violated
the revenue laws BY selling whisky and to-
bacco without license His personal recog-
nizsnce 'ken for his appearance before
the Un' ~ tes Court at Graham City on
the first ~ in August.
Z. q. r.pJ, from the same county, wa!
arrested py Deputy Marshal Sorrells for 0
like offen.e sgainss the government and wsl
taken before the commissioner and released
on his person.l recognizsnce to appear al
Grshsm ths fret Monday in August.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP,

To introduce our new styles and influence trade
we make the following unparalleled offers for
short time: 1.-THE Berlin Packet contains gold
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, lady's ele-
giant set jewery, bean cuff buttons, coral neck
lace, set of agate studs gold plate band ring, collar
button, key ring, pocket book, imitation silk
handkerchief pen. pencil, comic envelopes and
visiting cards All these mailed TO you for 35c. in
stamps; 4 packets for $780, The lot can be re-
tailed at from & to 500.
The Royal Casket contains one superb amethyst
ring elegant coral brouch set IN box. fancy neck
lace, coral sleeve buttons, engraved gold plate
bracelets scarf pin gold plated lady gold
plate sleeve buttons heavy gold plate studs, lovely
cameo scarf pin, genuine Partisan diamond stud,
Maltese cross with p. diamond center, beautiful
Jet sleeve buttons, plated collar button, plated
link watch chain plain gold plate ring, nobby
cameo ring, Maltese earrings with Z. diamond
settings gents full comb. amethyst set. lady's
full plated set with white stone settings; et and
cameo scarf pin, eng gold plate sleeve buttons.
The whole Of this magnificent collection sent
secure by mail for 81, for Sl7o for q. THIS lot
can be retsied easily at from - to go Address.
N. Y. JEWELRY CO., Atlanta. Ga.
THE ATLANTA GLOBE says: This company Is
perfectly reliable, and the amount they give for
your money is astounding"
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
WeatherfOrd.

Special to the Herald.
Weatherford, May 7.-There arrived III this
city by the O'Clock, p. M, train, Thursday
from Alabama, one VIZ. Simmons, In COM
pany with one Mr.. Roper and family, con-
sisting of wife and five children. and all put
up at tho Pacific House. About eleven O'Clock
OF the same night, and just before the depart.
ure of the west bound freight, Simmons, In
company with an unknown party, entered
this, room OF Mr.. Roper, ana family aaniyy
on Mr.. Roper required him to turn over his
meney to Mrs. Roper. Simmyns ana MIS-
Roper then boarded the west bound freiRh',
while the unknown party held Roper quietly
In his room until after the departure ofthe train
The officers ut Eastland City We're telesrAphed,
and Sheriff johnson received intelligence yes
terday that the parties I'D been caught there,
and started ~ once to bring them back. DE
will return wi III them this morning.
Simmons and Roper left Alsbama togeth n
for the purpose Of going IL to business at this
place, Mrs, Roper left all of her ohildren
with her husband. and. with parting KISS,
told him she hoped he would not think hard OF
her and Bill.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
San Antonio

Special to the Herald.
San Antonio, Nay 7.-Bishop Nerase will be
,nsecrated TOMORROW at Cathedral San Fer
nanso. Great preparations are being made
for the event.
The late rains did much damage to the crops
in some portions of the weat.
The supposed STAGE robbers had partial ex-
animation to-day before the United States
com missioner, but no evidence was de-
duced that would criminate.
Late rains have interrupted traffic and malls
south and west. 1t Is raining to-day.
The influx Of visitors is growing larger daily
The maiOrity go west,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
Taylor.
Special 20 the Herald.

Special 20 The HERALD.
Taylor, May THE Missouri Pacific engl'
neer party In locating their line have aban-
doned the one crossing the International 4
Great Northern, three miles west of Taylor,
and are now runnia one from the San Gabriel
az its initial point to this place. Recent heav y
rains and high water have impeded the pro
eress Of the party. Citizens here are anxious
" waiting It's results. The Hou.J II, Hoxje
and party return 10 Chicago, by to- morrow .
train He lie delighted with the country In the
San Gabriel vallsyy and contemplates making
this his permanent home.
Sheep shesring is about over and the clip IL
now coming in in small lots.
Large herds Of cattle northward bound pas.
In This vicinity daily. A staml EIDE Of one
herd nearly ruined one farmers crop.
Farming interests are IN good shape, with
rain enough to insure full stand oil cotton
and corn.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
Georst.-Groun Tea.

New York, Nay "A number Of Representa-
tive. oflesdirg tea houses Of this city assem-
ble1 In the zee house Of A. A Low a o., 10
day. for the, purpose Of ssmplins some tea
which were srovn IN Georrfs b. General Ii
Due, oonmt.ionsr Of africulturs. Cups o
tea vers handed round 70 fhoss present, oh
rrososnc-d n equal 70 The bsst Indi.s fpa
ne letter, thourk the very s--t. f. not q n.
vor1ts m this country, becsur. 81 fts peculiar
favor; but 81 perrs fgree1 tsst via sif-rtni
culffvatioH fhis hone tea would - q ven
superior Havoc. VIE conn issiosef also srhlb-
tied sr~clrenssf Tea watch - tsf grUws IN
ssr srscTs rovcr-< with brush SD rno-s, AM
wkisk ga sst have ire bersft % the rus. II,
srrsrfs d-cldsd thsre vas ret stT ffrererc'
IN re fsv0- 81 boy b~twe-n -. sssfs Erowr
go srf that grUwn IN ne san.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12
NIARcE AND DeVEL or The FORM,

II shrunk wholly or in part from nature or dis
ease. Advice free. Describe case and send stamp
to p. De l.. Co., Atlanta, Ga. No humbug. High
est reference. Correspondence confidential.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

An Act to ascertain what, IN tny. unpaid
balance of salary is due Gustsve Cook ss
Judge OF the criminal distriot court OF Calves
ton and Harris couatiss, aud william steele,
lste adjutsnt general Of the state OF Texas, and
making an appropriation therefor. Approved
Authorizes the above named parties 10 bring
cult against the ss.ts, and N claims are cstab-
llsh.d, same shall be paid by the comptroller.
ApprOpriaios 500, or 90 much Thereof a.
may De necessary.
An Act 20 atnsnd article 2,30j, chspter 3, Of
til. a. Of the revised civil ttaiuiss d The siats
% TeHas, relating ID cJmpensaiion Tor et-0f-
1ciO services 0fclsTks Of county courts. Ap-
proved April 4,ls8i.
Artiels 2,39i a. amend.i; Provides that
Otherwise provided for. 70 be paid upon order
Of c smInissiOaeris court, shail recsire for such
services not lee man so nor more than Is.
p-r snuum, for each Loo Inhabitants Of bis
county, provided the total amount
paid clerk In one year shall not be less than
quarterly Cousty cierf IL not compelled 20
nle sny writing required ~ lsw % be recorded
ustii resora fes IL paid. Thls d. not Include
pspers OF Instruments eled or recorded IN
suits.
Take. erect % d,ys srer pssssre.
An sct " vsIidsts cerrzis locations and sur
ysys upOn lsnas sftust-d IN the sourties Of
hsr6.ms., OoFil., Archer, baylor, NiIbtrger
ssd Knox ArprOT-f April 4. 1871.
Nsllds1e- locrtlonf m.de n above cousfi--
fkrouEh Surveyors ons., gscf lard dlstr1st,
fron.spts APRIL. lFl. until 9Th April. 1878, a-s
Alss III surveys flsd IN lard o1ce upon valid
cerrifsst-s, and nsos suhse1usnt ~ Nor. q,
1s5 and prior - April -. ls7f. Pr0Tioss nat
pst-rfs shall fs-us uror c7InmissioBer's sp-
provsi ofl,cstion srd surveys.
Tsks~ sf--i ron psssars
frs-.r-s1r,-..f 4. 10000 fsnusr
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Horrs sbo-, Ssv jersey, Nay 7.-Chsriss
Hs--.-. n.fs % N seh9one- Hsry Errns,
- Brzrc1ck, Vi-rlnia. feIl cTe-hosrd las,
rIlrtt auf 49, frD~red He baluurs o. t<srrrr
trsr residing hsrs- HIS boy was recovered
his morning
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-05-12

TESTIMONY OF DRUGGIsTS.-W nave
been selling Swift's Syrbilitc specinc for
years, and regard it superior 10 any thlF 9
known T. science, for tbs diseases for which
1t is recommended. We have never known
OF single failure.
s j Cassels, Thom8svil'e Ga l. +. Greer
& Co Forsyth-, Ga. O.; dunt, RanEi' lamar,
Atlanta Ga; Femh.rtOu. ramuels Key-
holds, Atlanta Ca; Da' lei & Maph Atlanta,
ATLANTA, GA. July 4, ls7A
We have used rwlft's Syp' little Specific 10
the treatment { convlcts fer abe last year,
and believe 70 Is the only certaid remedy tbat
will effe I a permanent duss for diseases TOT
which you recommend ",
-RANT LrNANDER 90.
O. go reward will b. pts to any eht mist
who will hnd. IN n Hlysis vi 90 totllts OF
SsS cfe partic' Q 81 1lur,ury, lOdlde poias
stun or any mineral ubstaDcs
irepar Snls 10y TIE ~win srecihc com
fins, Thompson, EchDt. & Co., and W. Al.
pnt-prz
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FnKiish F-nnsis Blfssrs cures al irr-gulsr
o. excessive na5ritiT s-s-etious. suoorrhoso %
vhiis' ehi0rosis o. Er en sieknsss. psipits-
tiOn. vsak bsct, ete.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-02

would say that they are members of
the solar system and revolve around
the sun as their centre like the planets,
only in more irregular orbits. Is is not
known to astronomy whether they
shine by their own or by reflected light.
If their nuclei should be composed of
white.hot matter aud self-luminous and
self-heating as that of the sun, we
might get our eyebrows a little singed
in passing through one.
The comets best known are the fol-
lowing: The comet of 1911, the COM
ct Of 1885 known as Halley's and is
seen at periods of rs years each, the
comet of 1S43, which "almost grazed
the surface of the sum-" being only 3d.
900 miles distant from that body at its
nearestapproach, Encke's comet, which
comes every three and u half years,
and Donati's comet, which last APP
preached hers in 1858 and will return
in about 1000 years. We remember
seeing this last one which was one Of
the most brilliant on record, but we
may forget how it looked before we see
it again.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-02
Waters ana walIing college.

The examination of this school be-
gan Thursday morning, June 18th,
and closed Friday night in public ex-
hibition. Having been prevented from
attendance by press of engagements,
we have obtained the following report
Of the exercises The examination
throughout was characterized by high
degree of thoroughness, eliciting many
comments and expressions of satisfac-
ton at the results by those present /;
and especially was this true of the
classes examined Friday morning. The
class examined in Higher Arithmetic
and Algebra acquitted itself with great
credit and showed itself master of the
situation.
Friday evening from 8 to 10 o'clock
was occupied by very interesting class
of composition readers and disclaimers.
The compositions showed originality
and were read in good style and man,
ner. The declarations were of the
best order, evidencing that they had
been well studied and faithfully prac-
ticed. The exercises throughout gave
very general satisfaction to the large
audince in attendance upon them, and
reflected much credit upon Mr.. North
cut as a teacher. This was his first
session in this place and has done much
to secure for him the confidence of his
patrons.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-02
The Great Comet.

Prof. Swift, of the Warner Observa-
tory, announces the discovery of great
comet on the 23rd of June simultane-
ously by Messrs. L. T. Edwards, Of
Pennsylvania, and Edgar L. Larkin,
of Illinois. 1t may be seen any clear
morning about three o'clock in the
northeastern sky about fifteen degrees
above the horizon. 1t has been sup
posed to be the great comet of 1911,
the head of which was $4,000 miles
in diameter, and the nuclus about 400
miles, with a beautiful fan-like tail
112,000,0O0 miles in length; but as
tronomers say that the comet Of 1911
will not appear again for 80 centuries !
We have therefore concluded that this
is not it, as the time isn't quite out yet,
and in fact, we have some doubts about
our ever being able to see it from our
present standpoint.
AS this one, by its sudden and unan-
nounced appearance, has raised the sub
ject, it may be interesting to inquire,
What are cOmetss Hon. many are herei
Whence come they and whither do they 90 :
We answer that they are gaseous bodies
so rare that stars may be seen through
them, and il is commended by some that
the earth actually passed through one
in 1861 whose presence was detected
only by a peculiar phosphorescent mist
Whether this is true or not we know
we had a little baptism Of fire neare
home about that time-say on the 21s
of July ct Manassas, which attracted
our attention more than comets, A
to how many there are, we can onl
: say with Kepler that "there are a
E many comets in the heavens as ther
y are fishes in the sea" AS to whenc
they come and whittier they go, W
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1881-07-02

Mr.. John S, Coppiuger, of Collins
river, presented to the STANDARD last
Tuesday, 18th ult., two well preserved
Limbertwig apples as sample of a
half bushel apples which he placed in
cave adjoining his farm last Novem-
Der, and two-thirds of which he took
out this week sound and with good
flavor. Mr.. Coppinger thinks that
this experiment shows that apples can
be kept twelve months in that manner,
which is discovery that is destined to
be profitable.