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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
TIE CAMPAIGN.
Official notes at ArcIrd the
State.

-W~ashinxt,u count, Democrats n1-
mated Nr IA Bowie fs oe House. i
Srruil. SaeriF ] 3. lIarr>ea. Cork
tt Nsraer R.i'er, J. y fh.r-,
ires.
Hyde county Republicans D mated
Wilson Lucas for the House IL = i :
Cloud, sheriff. Abran Cox sad 10
0c an ~Iudependen, tor the House.
VI. 4, Piunix, ESq has to,a uoni-
uated for the Senate 10 Davidson u. J..
F. BeAIl aud Mr.. ii \ Hairs icr me
House.
Col Wm Johnston. &. hi, Hickory
speech, announced himself a. candidate
to. Congress IA the 9TH pi>'. against
MAJ Cem. nowd He was responded 10
10y Cap. Il T. DAVIS.
In PITT county. I,tac \ >uS
lbrothrr-nlav s.. Gu, Jarvis and
colonel ga h> stan nominated Ter
Ills senate ana Nj q. D.. Nenles ar
the House.
The Democratic convention il tile
md District at Gold>hora ou Irtd,..
voted not Il nominate a can ..,r, ull
not IL support Independent Democrats
ior I'll, place I'll, idea i q allow
Hubb~ and oII1ra t. hight 4, oul or
the present.
GmuNll, Democrat, tek,I: iar
the senate. Nm. Il. Crows Tor tile
House. 4. II. \. Williams and ". T..
LYON: sheriff. fobert g.. ,rr, ~uIer.n
Court Clerk. Tno~. u. Cl aeut l.eee-
ter. Alphcu, Cooke; Coco..tr. II. j. t..
Williams; surveyor. III i. news.
Nfes>r>. Williams. Garae dement, atd
Cooke ar, subscribers ; hi, i x ~.
II Is a strong ticket. NJ i-c.
Moore county ~i'cg,ca, nvu uat,
j. G. BacA ior Senator: ~ -. ianet
Tor the House. = II. Mcneil tor Z AZ
&. L. Jenkins, Shcrl n keil, i III
ter; J. f Co Surveyor, + /. III .
Coroner. Tie i~;erabic4 q .,t4
SION H. BpcAanpa Tor ) rate j y
Barrett ISe YOUNG man n he STAT,
Cunyeniou) iur III, li5u-c. " i Il sh
4rl,ou -uuoauced hmse.i lud pea! n
tyr the Seu.,c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

If you are sick aud troubled with dvs-
pepsia, Browns Iron Bitters will cure
you.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

A true strengthing medicine and health
remover is Browns Iron Bitters.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
DCckery's Explanation.
Col over Doekery prints a card IN re-
II to Beast Buffers letter.

Col Over Doekery prints a card ~ re-
pIy to Beast Buffers letter.
In ls67 or ls6S. r. 4
Kendall, Of Arson COUNTY. y. &. aud
myself engaged in the commission bI>i-
ue.s ia Charleston, ;. c. under the name
o.: keudaa &Dockery. Mr.. Kendall being
tie n~iauaglu. partner aud ~conluctlng tie
bus;ie>s Of the hrm entirely.
pat into the frm all the money |
could rai-e. about sd, 900. which was an
eatirs loss tu me. la addition t. this a1t
-,uie other ,lu1s. Mr.. Kendall borrowed
SIS. 900 from Gen Butler for the firm,
EIth my consent
The note given to Gen. Butler wa
signed Kendall X DJckery. aud endorsed
by Gen J. c. Abbott aud DIR. X. J. Pow
ell, bgth of whom were considered at the
time men of means aud responsible Tor
their Obligations.
| never had or handled one dollar OF
the mopey borrowed from Gen. Butler,
nor did | represent TO him thas my father
would endorse the note, nor do | know
such statement was mace by any one.
did say to Gen. Butler that the borrow
lag was all right AMI me note good. |
thought It amply secured.
Nr Kendall nad the reput .tian OF te-
ing a good business man. entrusted the
wnoie Of the affairs Of the firm to him
and confled ali my own money 10 his
management. Disaster followed, aud,
uyiBg to the result, | was unable TO meet
my owa obliga'ilns. But | have from
time to time. with a limited income. de-
nvcI from luy farm, made good a far
a. ! could, the losses Of my u%eighbors
\ b. ha4 been forced TO lose by the ial!-
ure II the frm of Kendall x DOckery.
/ have been unable to repay Gen But
Ter. but there Is nothing in the uansac-
ton which am disposed To conceal. |
regret ny inability to pay the debt; |
have always regretted the tact.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11

IA Est News From the kilograms
70 The Daily tbSerrer we gather that the
Democrats have earn led Ohio by several
thousand &c, 600 at latest ccounts -
Cotton in New York, Oct. o.. liz for up-
lands.-R.chmond and Danville stocks
down to 74.-Ihe same pa er saws
Mr. +. c. Bird distillery at Y nder was
burned, with 200 barrels turpen;ine.
The British are charged with murder
ing wounded Egyptians at Tel-el-Kebir.
Gcofee Hafir4ton. his wife and
ior' G ID en- were drowned n Plum l.
lard RIVER. Ma sachuSett-.-An
Det Eeen GCl. Peyion WISE and Hon.
10 4 Amber Sn'itr. Readiu>teI cand-
da,e 10 Congress. One blow was struck
b, The la,ter. when friends inte.tered.
- wo steamers Of the West POINT
N'r4inia) and Baltimore Line collidel
in a de"se io-. Pow> and buiwalls
Were smae.el. Int 10 one was inbred.
" Isaac Bou,h wa, o cted Of the
nj o his son. whom he stamped 20
death. III Brunswick ccun,y. Va.
The Agricultural Society is making
special efforts to n Re the Shooting
matches at the fair specially attractive.
Two very fine English guns are offered
to tie gun clubs, ar "a the riff clubs IS
Offered a handsome cold u.edal. Nearly
all the team, ofStat. will be here. Tho
Fayettevilie rifle team will consists OF E l.
Pemberton. Jr., W { NcDuffie, Jr..
Alex Campbell, A VI Campbell, Jr. and
John B Broadfoot. Durham Boys named
elsewhere,
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17

evening, our village trustees created fire
limits as follows: That portion of James
town bounded by Pacific avenue, Fourtl,
street, Third avenue and Seventh avenue.
Within these limits no building shall be
erected without substantial brick CHM
neys, and hay, straw and other combusti-
blcs shall not be left exposed to the ele-
ments. This goes to the root of the dam
ger in a more effective manner than we
suggested, and we are sure that the new
ordinance will be approved by decided
majority Of the property holders within
the "fire limits" A vigorous enforce
ment of the new law will cause our citi-
zens to breathe more freely.
But the above was not the only wise
legislation Of that evening. Those fa-
NOUS ordinances, numbers XII and ", re-
ferring to hawkers and peddlcrs, and
which have lately received an airing not
only in our own but in ncighboring towns,
were amended so as to enact, in sub
stance, that no person not resident of
jamestown, without first procuring H.
censc, shall hawk or peddle merchandise
&c., within the corporate limits, unless
the same shall have been raised, grown
or manufactured by such person in Stuts
man county, or any county naturally trib-
utary thereto. A motion was carried to
remit the fine of Valentine Rcploglc, who
was convicted under the old ordinances
Of peddling without license.
Our trustees have acted wisely in these
matters and deserve the thanks of our
citizens
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
Lie Insurance.

The Equitable Aid Association, of which
Capital City Union No. 4, organized last
Tuesday evening, is branch, is . secret
order with life insurance department
differing from all other cooperative plans
in admitting to full membership women
IS we'll as men. The association although
Of a few years growth, numbers about
10000 members and is increasing very
rapidly. Its charter wisely prohibits the
formation of lodges in the yellow fever
districts. Persons between the ages of
Fl and IS years are eligible to member
ship, subject of course to . rigid medical
examination. The assessments are uni
form, but the amount insured varies &C.
cording to the age Of the insured-from
$4,000 in the case Of person 81 years old
to about $3.50 for one IS years old. These
amounts are based upon the approved ta-
bles Of life expectations. A person who
after living out his expectancy still re-
mains in good standing, is entitled to
draw one-half Of the amount insured,
The cost of insuring has averaged ts per
year. Judging from the numbers of men,
bers of the jamestown Union, the order
will prove popular here, and by aftording
good insurance at cheap rates it will no
doubt prove Of great benefit to our COM
munity.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
Wholesale Stealing.

Sometime during the month of Janu-
arv last the Mandan Pioneer office issued
an emigration edition for the benefit of its
readers and others desiring information
in regard to that section of the territory;
also giving sketch or two of certain
portions of Montana, all Of which was
we'll done, and the paper presented a
beautiful, clean and tasty appearance, a
credit to the office 1t came from, and 4
paper that undoubtedly did valuable SER
vice for Dakota. The enterprise shown
by Mr. Ertel in the publication of his val
liable paper We can, and do, appreciate,
but we cannot say we were well pleased
in seeing article after article in said pub
licatlon written by the editor of the Da-
kota News and not credited to our paper.
We have no objections to other papers
using our articles, but be fair, boys, and
give US proper credit, it IS but just. The
articles appearing in the Mandan Pioneer
written by Mr.. Conklin, editor of this pa
per, are as follows: Ill-Advised Con-
clusion, Tree Planting, Come West,
Small Farms in Dakota, Go West Young
Woman, Eastern Mistakes, and number
of other articles that received a little al
teration, changed to suit the surround
lngs of Mandan. In the way of stealing
articles and using them for their own, in
this instance the Mandan pioneer editor
is surely entitled to ''the cake' He is
an expert with the scissors, handles them
skilfully, judiciously-tirst, last, and all
the timc.-Dakota News.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
Bring on the INN igrautS.

Definite action was taken regarding the
immigration building by the citizens who
met at David Curtin's office last evening.
F. E. Jones was chosen chairman and W.
w. Dudley secretary and treasurer On
motion an organization was effected to be
known as the jamestown immigration
Society, and finding that Mr.. Flint
was willing to put up a suitable building
a proposition was made to donate him
three hundred dollars in consideration of
his carrying on the work and charging
immigrants low rates for the accommoda-
tlons under the direction of the society.
Mr. Flint accepted the proposition, where
upon two hundred dollars was raised at
once and it is safe to say that no difficulty
will bs experienced in getting the balance
BY the committee that has the subscrip-
ton in charge. Mr.. Flint will put up .
fifteen hundred dollar building, and pro-
poses further that if tho subscriptions run
over three hundred dollars he will put the
overplus into tho building, that is, ex-
pend it in making the building that much
more valuable.
Mr.. DAILY, on bcnalf Of the n. p. Il. r :,
said that the society could have site for
the building on the right Of way immedi-
ately west of the bridge and on the James
river. This location is worry advantage
Gus one. The society will meet again at
Mr.. Curtin's office tomorrow at p. m.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
We Always Thought Sc.

Washington, March l6-The report OF
the committee on investigating the con
tlngent fund OF the treasury confirms many
improper things charged against the Off
Gals who had charge OF this fund. In
purchases made from the contingent fund
fraud, abuse and irregularity in disburse-
ments are shown which cannot be too Sc
verely condemned. The committee shows
that stationery, etc, was provided for
the sherman campaign committee. and
the payment Of s502 represented horse
hire. Sugar, lemons, ETC., were paid for
as candles. Gas fixtures for tie Sherman
campaign committee rooms were paid for
by the treasury on vouchers calling upon
their face for repairs, ETC. Thirty dollars
for three dozen cologne water were paid
for on vouchers representing friction
matches In another instance $500 was
frauduleutly and corruptly taken from the
treasury without any equivalent. The re-
port adopts the words of Malone, chair
man of the committe on treasury officials.
''That the department storeroom had
finer stock than most first class grocery
or drug stores in the city, AS to Sher-
mans statement that he had no knowl-
OF the irregularities established by the evil
dence, the commit tee says: '.No witness
states that Sherman knew that anv of tho
funds OF the treasury department were
used for his individual benefit, or other
wise misspplied."
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17

spoiled the hunting. There's no fun in
knocking buffalo over with club. You
want to chase him. Same way with an
antelope or an ostrich"
''Do they have ostriches out thersl" asked
the editor.
"Well, you bet! They're regular pest.
At first we thought we might do something
in feathers, but they got so common that
now they are only used for beds and fuel.
came East to look at some insect powder
that is said to drive 'em out, and speaking
of that, you wouldn't mind lending me
ferry ticket to 60 to New York, would
your All my money was in dust, and l
left it at the sub Treasury to be coined.
Couldn't get it done until o-morrow, and
then I'll send you tho ticket"
The editor gave him the ticket, and then
sent to Washington for the census report,
to see what Dakota really did raise, and
didn't strike il until he turRed to the Sec
ton, "Liars," and there he found heap
Of valuable nformation.-Stanlsy Hunt
ley.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17

days ago. Some mans pre-emption
CLAIM seeming to be left to take care of
itself, a man residing near by resolved to
'jump IT. and communicated hislntention
cofidentially to another neighbour, but
the latter person 1t seems haa the same
project in view and quietly Slipping away
came to Pem5ina to get lumber for a
shanty. No was also ind;scrcet enough
to give himself away by informing a third
party of what he was up to. So while No.
was looking after a team in Pempina,
No.3 IN the contest started with load OF
lumber in the direction of the much COW
eted claim. Before No. 5 arrived at his
prospective future home, another party,
No. had moved his sister upon the land
Finally No. 5 entered the race by starting
for Grand Forks for all he was worth to
file on it. This is the story as given us by
a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Express
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
Wants Prices Of Lots.

ED. ALERT: Will you please send me
the Weekly Alert for six months, as l
wish to keep posted on matters in and
around Jimtown, hoping to move out to
the Golden Northwest next fall or winter
Passed through on the Northern Pacific
few weeks ago and am more than delight
ed with the country and the prospects.
Would have invested in some lots then
had l known that it would be possible for
me to ge back. Would like to have
plat of your town from some good real
estate agent, prices and terms on lots for
sale. If don't see the figures too high l
will invest in some property now and
lave it to realize margin on when get
there. W. r. WHIDDEN,
Antiponish Nova Scotia
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
The Immigration Building.

Mr.. Flint says that as soon as the con-
tract 10 made he will commence
on the immigration building. The COM
pany will bring tho lumber at half rates,
and inside of two weeks the building
should be up. 1t will be 1sx15o feet in
size, and devided into ton rooms l5xls in
size. Each room will have door open
ing out doors. The location is excellent,
being just west of the bridge At the foot Of
Main street. As soon as the building is
up families can 60 to housekeeping upon
their arrival here, and the cost of living
until they are located will he small IN
comparison to what it is now. The build
ing will attract many people here and is
one Of the best advertisements the town
could have gotten up.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
A Park and Rand Stand,

Last spring and summer the Alert re-
peatedly urged our citizens to take steps
to improve the land on Main Street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth avenues, by
laying out = park and erecting band
stand therein. One meeting was called
and some little effort was made, but it
finally died out. The plan has again
been broached and bids fair to reach a
consummation this spring, Subscriptions
have been promised and enough money
will be raised to put the ground i'll shape.
enclose it with fence and erect band
stand.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
Spiritwood Splinters.

The most important occurrence here
this week is the accident on the N. P.
Mr.. Marshal and Mr.. Hambly are build
ing on their farms.
Mr.. Price will build on his homestead,
one and half mile from town, soon.
MIR. Price, although from the city of Phil
adclphia, is greatly pleased with the
country here.
A large number is expected here this
spring. Spiritwood may erect an emf
grant building,
Eagan s. Tilden are happy-"biz" is
brisk.
A Robertson has just received upwards
of hundred new songs, direct from Mon
treal. The prairie resounds with melody.
Mr.. NIattison visited jamestown to-
day and returned laden with news from
the metropolis. He is in receipt to-day,
of dozen copies Of the Alert, to be sent
east.
Anton Fried arrived this week with a
carload of stock for his farm. This
makes the fourth carload for Spiritwood
this spring. G. B. Kinney IS expected
soon with another.
Spiritwood is booming The railroad
may build shops here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, Miss Morgan
and N. Townsend paid Spiritwood visit
this week. .,......
Farmers will commence seeding here
soon. H. HAMBLBY.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
New Block.

The McGinnis block on Main street
next to the Dakoto house, will be built 1t
once by Mr. Hotchkiss who has taken the
contract. 1t will cost about $4,000. In
or,ler to meet the demands Of the season
the building will be put up as quickly as
possible and will probably be finished
within sixty days. 1t will be 45xs0, three
stories high. The lower floor will be
used for stores, second for offices and third
floor will be used by Mrs. Pierce as an ad-
dition to The Northwestern house.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
Deals In Dirt,

A W Broughton to W 81 Colby ct al,
n11a of nw1aa, SEA of nwA nsh of swh
sec 6 tp 13S 81, 1890.
Jas Broughton and wife to W II Colby
ct Al, sw1 Of VIZ Of sw114, seA Of swL
sec tp 1873 81, $4,000.
John Croal to ] X Wlnslow seh sec "a
tp 141 "a, $500.
EW Decker to NJ NJ Decker, und half
of nwA sec s tp 40 "a, @l,soo.
Mary McCourt to Henry Comings nw4
sec IA tp l3S, r 63, $3.50.
NPRR to M Brinkerhoff, lots 8 4 and
sb II, $3.50.
NPR II to E A Athcrton, lot 4 block
26, lot II %, lot b 2, lots 8 and 8 b II,
$780,
NPRRts VIM NJ Lloyd, Jr., lot 3 b
le, $50.
A and A Klaus to A E Johnson, lot s
b "a, Klaus ad, 600.
Henry Names to David Taylor, ~
lot b IS, 500.
d Taylor to o A Skooglum c11a lot 5 b
36, $3.50.
Jones s. Vennum to M Olsen; lot 65;
Jones & Vennum's Cd, $50.
Pannell & Tiletston to A II White, lot
IA b l, Pannell d Tiletson's ad, 600.
Geo Shippy and wife to Buck &
s Mills, M lot II b 81, 1850.
Robert Cowley to T B Lloyd, lot 100 b
20 $500.
A and A Klaus to Jacob Laux, lot IL b
IS, $l25.
A A Klaus to G o Smitz, lot 5, b 81, lot
b "a, Klaus ad, $525.
r G Jordan to Gallinger s. Mcfarland,
lot b Is, $1l5.
NJ Brinkerhotf to L Hayward, lots 3 4
and b IL, $3.50.
CA Dempsey to NJ Murphy, VIZ lots 8
and 10, 42, $500.
A A Allen to VIM B Dean, lot 3 b l.,
McGinnis' ad, $3.50.
Gordon 3 Loucks to Henry w Doolittle
lots 439 and 40, Jones & Vennum's ad,
$3.50.
AC1lCS ~ Il ullC1 " HFCA w oAuCSS, 1OIo
10 20 and p b4, Kelley & Fuller's ad,
$780,
CB Wheelock and wife to w II Colby
ct al, se14 sec II, tp 1873 63, $1,000.
D NICK and VIM NJ Lloyd, jr, to ID r N
Richardson, lot s b 5, $500.
VI to Chas w Fisher 81 of swh and
81 swI of sec tp l39 63, s4OO.
U S to Fletcher Turner, seq sec q tp
l4l "a, $500.
USto A W Broughton, nj nw1 scL
nwA and neL Of sw14 sec 9 tp 13s ",
S3s5.05.
Ueto Jas Broughton sw11 Of nw14,
W. nw1a sel4 se]4 Of swA SEC tp 1873 r
81, e363.93.
Us to John NcGinnis, WI of neL,
SEA of nw1< and lot 8 Of sec ~ tp 40 r
"a, t4l4.15.
Robert Hagcr to Henry Names, lot 5
b 36, $3.50.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
'Tney Are min -

l. c. Wade writing from Watseka, Ills,
says: .sPlease send the next two copies oi
the Weekly Alert to this place, then re-
tain them in Jamestown, as will be with
you on or before that time. Am Cow get
ting my stock, etc, ready for shipment
People wherever so are wild over ou,
country, especially after have had on,
talk with them. They are coming"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
Another Enterprise.

Jamestown is daily receiving additions
to her already extensive commercial in
dustries. The latest IS a cigar manufac-
turing establishment of which Mr.. c. II.
Manley is proprietor. The building now
occupied by Mr.. Pratt as a jewclry es-
tablishment has been purchased and will
be rctitted at once. Mr.. NJ is Young
man of good address and will doubtless
prove valuable acquisition to our grow
ing metropolis in a social as we'll as COM
mercial point of view. The Alert wishes
him every success.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
We Hope Not.

Geo. Fennum returned to jamestown
yesterday from an extended trip in the
east. He is not hopeful Of division this
year and seems to think Jamestown's
chance of securing a lard office at present
are not of the most brilliant. While this
may be so, all hope that Geo, will be mis-
taken and both events, which carry with
them so much Importance TO jamestown,
will be brought about.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
Tally One for Our village Trustees.

On several occasions the Alert has
called public attention to the danger of
sweeping conflagrations in Jamestown,
by means of the many straw piles to be
found IN the very heart of our town, and
in referring to the matter, we may have
used words not very flattering to our
trustees. We are happy to announce
that they have taken hold of the subject
in a business like manner, and settled it
in way that not only upon them as a
council reflects credit, but also upon our
town. At meeting held last Thursday
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17
Still Thew Come,

Mr.. James Buchanan, one of Stutsnan
county's best farmers, dropped into the
Alert office last evening to say that broth
er John would soon arrive with three or
four carloads of plumber consisting of
farm machinery. horses, cattle and mules.
He also stated that Mr.. w. A. Berlhow-
man Of Lodi. Wis, would soon follow
with his family and a small colony made
up of neighbors and friends.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1882-03-17

come to jamestown to make it their fu-
ture home, bringing their families. Mr..
Durstine comes from Wisconsin and Is
connected with one of the largest lumber
establishments in that state, but expects
to put in all his time at jamestown. Mr.
Hartman, is a clergyman in the Baptist
denomination. He was settled eight
years at Boston, Mass. His last settle
ment was with the Fourth Avenue Bap-
tist church Of Pittsburg, Pa, one of the
largest and wealthiest churches in the &C.
nomination. Threatened health has led
him to more rugged employment. He
is regular correspondent for several
eastern papers.