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Rehuiit,

The Collier White Lead and Oil Compa-
nv. Of st. Louis, No. are again running and
prepared to fill orders. Their works were
totally destroyed by FIRE May 18th, and
again September slst Of the past year. To
rebuild and get in shape for business 81 this
time is high compliment to their energy
and perseverance. Collier Company brands
Of lead and oils are known over the entire
country. See advertisement 10 this paper.
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The Grand Lodge, at its recent session,
having provided for the appointment by
Grand Master within thirty days, of a
Board of Custodians Of the Ancient Work
in Symbolic Masonry" Grand Master Speed
has appointed As such Custoiians: Past
Grand Master, Jas. VI. Howrv and John
T. Mccormick, and Past Masters Thcs
Hardeman n, John N. Ware and Robert
i. Brannin. The eminent fitness of the
appointments viii be recognized and appre-
cia.ed bv the Craft
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW for
March presents striking array of articles,
every one of which possesses the character
il tic of contemporaneous interest. First we
have contribution from Senator George F..
Edmunds, on "The Conduct of the Guiteau
Trial" Ex-Minister Edward F. Moves
communicates the results of his observa-
tons of political affairs in France under the
title, "The Progress of the French Repub-
lie" In Trial by jury" Judge Edward A.
Thomas describes the social conditions I'M
der which our jury system had its origin
and notes its defects in view of the altered
relations of modern lie. Mr.. John Fiske
makes an able and ingenious analysis of that
great intellectual movement, the Reforma-
ton, educing there from the True Lesson of
Professionalism" In claw for the Indians"
the Rev. William Justin Harsha endeavors
to demonstrate that the one rational and
effectual cure for our Indian troubles is TO
extend the jurisdiction of the civil and
criminal courts over all the social relations
oil the red man. Prof A. B. Palmer writes
on the "Fallacies of Homeopathy" Finally,
the Hon. Neal Dow contributes an article
on the "Results ofProhibitory Legislation"
the success of the efforts to
suppress the liquor traffic in Maine.
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Death Of Mrs. EmiIie CRAIG.

As we go to press, the sad announcement
comes from New Orleans, of the death OF
Mrs. EMILE CRAIG, which occurred yes
terday afternoon. She was the wife OF
Mr.. Robert E. Craig, and daughter o.
Fountain BArksdaIe, Esq, Of Yazoo City.
and niecsof the editor of this paper. The
bereaved husband and motherless children
viii have the special sympathy of wide
circle who share in their sorrow. 1t was the
privilege of this writer to have known thi.
most estimable lady, and he records her de
cease in sadness, and drops tear to her
memory.
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The fees Of doctors IS an item that very
many persons are interested e just e pres
ent. We believe the schedule foE Fiaits i
$500. which would tax man confined %
his bed for year, and il need q daily
visits. over 81 go year ~ medical alten-
dance alone AID 6ne single bottle of Hop
Buffers taken ID tine wonld save tie 81 900
and al the year sickues s.-tost.
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on Constitutional Amendments. which was
received.
Mr.. Selman maved that the consideration Of
he joint resolutions Is and - proposed
amendments % the Constitution be made the
special order for Wedaesds u 81 this week at
10 o'clock n. and same be considered until
slisnosed with. Carried
On motion the House adjourned at 2l5
P. n
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Taxes and Costs.


Taxes and Costs.
Brown, Joe-Lots % and 20 Robson sur.
vey........, ........ ...... ........S 90
Barrett Mrs. MaTy--Lot D between the
v and NJ r. X and Clinton road II 80
Brooks Gabriel-E94 lot 10 Huntsman
survey, ................. "a
Bradley, Robert-Lors No 20 and 2
BanlIst II survey. on lot |. square O
d. South jackson, ...... ,...........,., A IS
Campbell Estate Mariah-LOt III Hunts
man survey ......... ...... .....,..,....... 8 76
Crlley, Rancy-l4ot9 Bankstan surv'y. 81
Citizen, George-12 II $ cor lot q, Hughes
survey, ...'... ,.,,.......... ............. D ~
Cashman, Mrs. Alice-Lots 8, square 3
SCUM JAchsopt ........' "a IS
Donnell, Mrs. Sue-WA lot 1, sqr s, n.
Joesson, ;;'.,.. -. e. ..,...,,... Ia %
Fitzpatrck, Barney-50 feet front on
capitol street, IN 10 "a lot /, North
Jackson, .............. q IL
fuler ). MI 10 sqr ~, W. Jack
3 ~. 49, w
"u'uIci, prs. Mary,-oN at ma lot 3,
IJ,rJy II 20 s,,r '5'''; II oo
ii"iGy, ~ h-ois oi s"@ u Iot To- o
Jackson, ....'.' ......,. -'......... 20
Hardy, Mrs. T. A--lOO feet of the south
- , END i9ts ana O. sqr s. 5 Jackson, d 20
haberstrobh, GATHERINGS 1l-lOO v lot
~ south Jackson .;......;.,,,... IA y
hus4e5i James-Lots - and ~ West
GaVSs0h . ioJ y N'Jaeksoni Ma
iot = ~ ou9, ~ JACKSON z IN >
io' 2, /. = IN . ot-lVV lot II ain
- f5-lO0 lot =, all IN Hughes SUR
Ney ms iots ana ., W Jackson. 60 20
jerks b-Lots IL y and -, CoheR
ey 60. .''',' -, ,'', -. 80
Ia ~ 4el,' s,'r,yo,- part of-lOOH
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DIED

In this city Saturday. February Is, 1882
Mr.. David I. Harrington. 500, Of the late
DIR. F. and Mrs. Josephine Harrington,
the latter Of whom survives him. Though
born in Holmes county, he was reared for
the most part ia this city. His death is a
sudden and appalling bereavement to the
family, over whose hearts the shadow Of
this fresh grief has fallen. The deceased
had many traits of noble nature He
was frank and heroic and generous in his
intercourse with the world, and to his
mother, sisters and brothers, he was all gen
tleness To the last he retained conscious
ness, and forgetful of self, his thoughts
turned lovingly to them. Though his
afliction was brief, be had ample time,
on his death-bed, to commune with his
Maker, and to prepare for the resurrection
whose light dispels the gloom Of the grave.
There is hope, then, that in separating fiom
friends on earth, he has joined that happy
company whose robes have been washed
with the blood of the Lamb
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AN ACT relative to recording deeds and other
eonveyanees and contracts in the County of
Pamela

AN ACT relative to recording deeds and other
eouveyances and contracts in the County of
Pamela
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Legislature
of the state of Mississippi, hat hereafter ii
saail be the duty OF the clerk Of the Chaneery
Court of Pamela county to keep in the office OF
the second strict 0f said court at Batesville,
record books, for the purpose OF recording
deeds, deeds of trust and other cohveyances
and contracts required by law to be recorded,
and ali deeds of trust, mortgages marriage con-
tracts deeds and other conveyanees, or con-
tracts and all other munimentS OF title, docu-
ments or other pape required or permitted by
law to be til-d, enrolled or recorded, for prop
erty situa ted in said second district, and which,
but for this act, would be properly filed and re-
corded in books kept by said clerk, in his office
at SardiS, shall be filed in the office OF said
court at Batesville, recorded by said clerk IN
books kept in the office at Batesville; and when
50 recorded the originals thereof, or duly eertl-
fed copies by said clerk from the records
thereof, shall have the same force and effect as
hy law they would now have if recorded in the
office at Sardis
SEC. , Be it further enacted, That any deed,
conveyance, or contract of any kind referred to
in section one of this act, and which prior to
the passage of this act may have been and are
recorded by the clerk aforesaid. in books kept
by him in the Office at Batesyille, shall take
effect and be in force to all intents and pur-
poses, from and after the passage of this act, as
ii recorded in books kept at the Office at Sardis,
or as ii recorded according TO section one of
t4is act.
SEC 3, Be it further enacted, That this act
shall take effect and be in force from aud after
It's passage.
APPROVED, January 20, 1882.
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s'WINE is a mocker, and strong drink is
raging" Take PRICKLY ASH BTTTERs. 1t
is not a beverage, but a remedy for all i'll
effects of an excess of intoxicating stimu-
lants. Don't take drink before breakfast
f'just to wake you up" because you feel so
STUPID and languid You are sure 70 feel
worse AS seoa as the effect wears off. Take
a half wine-glass of PRIKCLY ASH BTTTERs.
It will brighten you up for the whole day.
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APPROVED, January %, 1882.
AN.AcT To amend sec ion als of The Revise

AN.ACT To amend see ion 3lS of he Revised
Code Of 1880, il relation to bond of the
county assessor
SECTION /. B. it enacted BY the Legislature
of the State of Mississippi, That section 348 Of
The Revised Code be amended so far as the
same applies to the counties OF HANCOCK and
Harrison, by adding after he words, equal
To-" in the third line, the words zone fourth
OF +" aud striking out the words " exceed ten y
in fifth line ag,l iRserting in lieu thereof the
words be less than two
SEC, z. Be il further enacted that this act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, February II. 1889
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PROCLAMATION.
800 90 REWARD

WHEREAS, Il appears by information re-
w ceived By me, that SAarE, WIZ
did on the lst day Of July. 1870. in Hancock
comfy, hrntally murdec his wife. aud after
wards made his escape and is still At large.
Now, therefore, !, ROBERT LOWRY Gov
ernor Of Mississippi do offer the above re-
ward for the arrest and delivery Of she said
Samuel Wharton, to the Sheriff of Hancock
county. Said reward is payat.e On con vict;on
And do, moreover require oil officers Of
this State 70 be di!tsen, 10 their efforts TO
arrest aid fugitive, samu,l Wharton.
GiyeE ander my hand and the Great Seal
ri Of the State ainxed, at Jackson, this
10th day Of February, A. D., 1882.
ROBERT LOWRY.
By the Goya4nar;
HEgag g. MYERs, Secretary Of State.
feb22 50 3yy
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
[pUBLIsHED By AUTHORITY. ]

AN ACT to allow the board Of supervisors of
Clay county additional compensation and TO
authorize sid board to publish their pro-
ceedings.
SECTION T. Be it enacted by the Legislature
f the State Of Mississippi, That the board of
supervisors Of Clay county, in this Safe, be
ard they are hereby allowed for special or
called meetings, not exceeding six ia any one
wear, the same per diem that is allowed by law
Tor meetings required by law 10 be held, and
that said board be and they are hereby author
lied to have their proceedings published in
some newspaper pablished in said county, and
pay for the same pot exceeding what IS al
lowed in sect on 461 Revised Code of 1880.
SEC. ,. Be it further enacted, That this act
take effect and be in force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, january %, 1882
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AN ACT to legalizs the contract male aud en-
tered into between the hoard OF suPerv sors
of Union county and Adolph Fucker & Co,
during the year 1881 for the erection of a
Court House in said county, and for other
purposes.
SECTIoN l. Be il enacted by the Legislature
o. the state of Mississippi, That the contract
maie during the year 1881 by ana between
tie bo I'd OF supervisors of Union county and
A ioph zuck,r & Co., for the erection of a new
Court House in New Albany. in said county,
Ia which con ract the said board of superyis-
0 5 agree to pay to said Adoph Zuekor Co.,
10 per cent interest on all wlrrants issued by
them tor the erection Of said building from the
Ii ne of their issuance until paid, be and the
same is hereby Iegalized.
SEC. 2 BE it further enacted, That in addi-
ton to the taxes now authorized by law to be
levied in said county, that the Board Of Super
sors are hereby authorized to levy a special
tax for the fiscal years 1882 81 of four mills on
the taxable property of said county, to be
known courthouse tax aud TO be applied
when collected to the payment Of the warrant S
issued by said board of sapervis RS to Ado ph
Fucker Il Co., and mentioned IN section l of
tfis act, which special levy of four mills, in
this section mentioned may be in excess of the
general limit OF taxation defined by the gem
eral laws of the State.
SEC. 3. Re il further enacted, That this act
take effect and be force from and after its
passage.
APPROVED, January 81, 1882
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pIoWsl PLANTER PLoWsn

Homs-made. Cheapest and best. Homemade
steam Engines. Castings. and all materials
for repsir, 1t Excelsior foundry
yoHx MCDONNELL
d.n.w Jackson. Miss.
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sENATE--FORrIETH DAY.
MospAx, Rsbaars . 1e2


1A0A y 4 + 8 1euAf3 ~ Aesi&s
Senate met pursuant to adjournment. Lieut.
Governor Stands in the chair. Roll called,
quorum present.
CoNNITTKE REPORTS.
From Committee an Counties and County
Boundaries House Bill No. I54-To amend
section ST 81 the Revised Code Is Ear IS re-
LIES to road hands IN Haneack county, do
pass House bill No S. TO ali6n Tie board
Of supervisors 81 HoI19s county 70 buy an
iron safe, do pass Senate hilf No 105-To
perfect the Law il relation to liquor dealers ii
this State, do pass: House bill No 2S4--To
provide for dup ieate deep h8oh cf the reosfis
If deeds of Jefferson county. Do pass Senate
bill Ne los To standard for working
he pnbiic roads of this Sta Z, d not pass.
Prom COMMITTEES on Militia: Senate bill Nc
l21 Is pr0hihif the sale Of liqoura within & Ve
miles 81 usFxelton. d4 net pass House bill No
818-T0 regulate fhe sale II liquors wfthfn aVe
miles 81 fhH village 81 Free Bun, 40 hot pa5s ];
House bin No 70 pfohibif the sale ai
liquors within three niles Of Star Landing do
nof pass; House bill No SIS e. prohibit he
sale of liquors within Eve miles 81 Co.'S fnm,
~ nqt pass HOMO hill No. SIS e prohibit
ffie sale Is liquors EifAn ane nile 81 salem
church, y nj pass House biz n .
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APPROVED, February II, 1882.

AN ACI To amend section 40 of the Revised
Code of 1880.
SECTION l. Belt enaetedb by the Legislature
Of the State of Mississippi, That section four
hundred and ten (4l0) of the Revised Code OF
1880, b. and the same is hereby amended as
follows: Strike the word and" in the
second line Of said section, apd insert after
the word ''{.ovingtont IN sid line, the words
Simpson and Harrison.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, That this act
take effect ADD be il forcs from and after its
passage.
APPRovED, February ID, 1882.
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Mrs. Flora F. Anderson died at the resi-
dence of Col. JAS D. Stewart, or Wednes-
dav night. She was in her ninety-eight
year, and until Sunday last continued in
the possession of all her faculties Mrs
Anderson was the widow Of Judge VIM. E.
Anderson, who was an eminent member Of
the Vichsburg bar many years ago, and the
mother of the late Hon. Fulton Anderson,
one of the most profound jurists that ever
adorned the profession in Mississippi. She
was native of KentuclR @Rhd her recitals
Of the early times Of tate were very
interesting. Her FIJI ook place from
the Presbyterian c yesterday alter
noon.
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among the great men or y. - omination.
He lived a life of eonsecrattt toll, and
passed away in the triumphs of Christian
faith. Good buries his workmen and car
ries ON his work"
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APPROVED, January 81, 1882.
AN ACT to amend section 214o of Revised
Code of 1850.

Code of 1880
SECTION / Be it enacted by the Legislature
f the State Of Mississippi That section 2l4O,
Revised Code o. 1880, So far as same may re-
late to Lauierdale county, be aud The lme is
hereby amended, SO TO allow to each mem
b4r OF sail board ofsppervisoFs an additional
per diem for services rendered in tho inspec-
lion of bridges and other public works, said
ole year.
SEC. g. Be it further enacted, That this act
be in force and take effect from and after its
passage.
APPRoyFp January 25 1872
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WHISTLES

or THE OLD KENTUCKY STYLE ARE
~ steadily increasing IN favor with those
people who seek absolute purity combined
with that fruity and mellow AaFor Is Besfonnd
tuck EkRFHRk NELSON COUNTY WIS
IS And has been for years before tie
public and has Is we'll meriled 1 reputation
- Its own State Is Il possesses abroad
sold only By he MULLER 3 SON.
febsa cz-ly. JACKSON, Miss.
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FOR MARDI GRAS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

= M OES
EN9O
ud
Nv,s-a
UuSicS store OF
air<; 0G
Brace
a lac unosI eruI md
plain will
b. JACCARD JEWELRY Co.
II.
Office ~ Canal street New Orleans
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CITY TAX SALE.

I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUTCRY IN
tront OF the CITY HAIL. ON MnNDAY, THE
6TH DAY OF MARCH, 1882, the following de-
scribed property, to-Wit; The same having
been distreined by me s9r the taxes due and
unpaid for the year 1851.
T. II. REBER,
City Tax Collector
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY.
MospAY. February 20. 1882.

MONDAY, February 20, 1882.
House met, Mr. Speaker Ii on in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Duekworth.
Leave Of absence granted to Messrs. Harrell,
Stoue Sykes, Shorter, Watts and MCKEE,
from day TO day.
Mr. Hurt offered the following Re olvea by
the House the Senate concurring that the
Speaker of The House and the President of the
Senate do adjourn their respective bodies sine
die on Friday 3rd day of March 1882 at3 o'clock
p. u Laid over under the rule.
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MEMORIAL Eeryict
Bishop Wightman were
ist Church on Sunday
Rev. c. B. Galloway, |
appropriate to the occ
was filled to It's utmost
pit was draped in morrI
were tue words in Ia
"W. NJ. WIGHTMAN-C
Bishops c!araetsant
eloquently and D4ut /
preacher, editor, auth
president, patriot, bis
Each of these positions
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
/ CURE FITS!

When l say cure | do net mean merely to
stop them for a time AMI then have them re-
turn again, mean radical cure. | have
made the disease of
Fits, Epilepsy or Falling Sickness
lifelong study. | warrant my remedy 10
cure the worst cases. Because others have
failed is no reason for not EeW receiving n cure.
Send at once for g treatise and Free Bottle
of my infallible remedy. Give Express aud
Post Office. 1t costs you nothing for trial,
and 1 will cure you. Address
Dr. H. G. ROOT, 1873 Pearl St, New York
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CONCURRENT RESOLUTION In rela ion TO
he election Of Commissioner of Inmigra-
ton and agriculture.
RESOLVED, By the Senate, the House concur
ring. That the election Of the Commissioner of
Immigration shall be pcs poned until after
the passage o. the migration bill, and at a
tine to he fixed by joint resolution of the two
houses.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-04-08
Excursion Over the Narrow Gauge.

Through the Kindness Of Mr.. :. q. Boyd. SUI
pcrintendent of the BALTIC. and Delta railroad. u
passenger coach was rendered number Of citi
Eens OF Towsoniown for an excursion from this
place 10 Baltimore and return. on Tuesday after.
noon. There were between forty and Fifty in the
party and very few had ever before been on a
narrow gauge road. The coach, drawn by the
John VI. Denison," engineer Herman in charge.
left here az abpu. four o'clock and in twenty four
minutes the delighted cxcursionis,s were landed
at Boundary avenue bridge. The road bed, juig-
ing from the smOothness of the running Of the
cars. must be first class. AMI the remark gen
eral that IL compared favorably with any old road
The coaches are very handsome and comfortable.
and the curves. Of which there are a number. are
rounded so easily and smoothly that they are not
percep;ibic 90 the passenger. After party had
Inspected the work going on at the city terminus
an impromptu meeting was organized in the en-
gineers' Office and Major John I. lellott being
called upon. made a neat little speech. thanking
Mr.. Boyd for the pleasure which had been afford
ell and eongratua;ing the com pany upon the com
pletion of the line 20 Towsontown, &c. Mr.. Boyd
responded In n happy manner and assured the
citizens Of TOwsontown that the company would
do all in ts power 20 further the interests Of this
place. both ne to the carrying Of passengers AMI
freight. lie also said that soon the line was
fully completed TO this point that seven trains
would be run each way every day. and IL more
were required 10 accommodate the people they
would be put on. At Sis the party, having been
supplied with an additional coach and secompa-
nied by Mr. Boyd. started the return trip. max
ing the run up in IS minutes. Altogether the
trip was a most pleasant one aud was greatly en-
joyed by all. there being but one sentiment ex.
pressed and tina; was that our narrow-gaugc road
IL success.
Among those who participated in the excursion
were Messrs. Stiefei and Miilcnder. County Com
missioner Mai John I. Yello,t. Samuel =. But
ler ,muel J. Robinson, DR.. Richard Willis. Phil.
l.. Moore, DR.. james II. Jarrett, DIR. +. II. Wing.
field. DR.. A. c. MeCurdy. WIN. Grason, John era
son. l.. II. Urban, y. b. Almony. Thos. J. Hun.
ter. John Crowther, Jr., John +. Centrum, J.
Edward Ward. Jos. Jaekins, Thos. q. Rutledgc,
Milton W. 0hu,t Lemuel u. Oaut;. Daniel sham
berger. james W. 0wings. Jesse 8. Hunt, :. Par
ker Bosley. n. Chas. Burke. Chas. y. McClcan.
WIN. ". Ruby. J. D. Longnecker. J. Wesley Lee,
Henry Deinstbach. Wesley :. Pcrine Jas. Phipps,
IT, l.. Bowen. J. Maurice Watkins, Harry C. Bos.
ley. BENJAMIN =. Butler. II. c. Longnecker, =. l..
Morling, Jesse Daily, John Gontrum, Charles y.
weakiey and others.
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From unionviile. 18th District.

AZ meeting Of the Dulany's Valley literary
society on Saturday night last, Robert J. Rankin
was chosen president for the ensuing term Of one
month. The society. although In its infancy. ha.
been very successful aud numbers about twenty
members who possess considerable literary ability
Mr.. q. Frank Morgsn's young trotiing horse,
Marshal Ney," had . brush on the York road q
few days ago with another county horse claiming
. record Of 2;29. and was able 10 "ciean him up.
Mr., Morgan IL ga he congratulated on heing tbs
owner % Of the fastest trotters in the county
The coach shops Of Messrs. J. ID. slade Son
are doing an extensive business. Seven skilled
mechanics find steady employment, and none but
first class work IL turned out.
Mr.. Richard W. Pearce. an enterprising young
farmer Of Long Green Valley, 10 busy preparing
20 engage In the cultivation Of tobacco. Il I.
hoped he may be successful in his enterprise.
Daniel Callahan. son of Mr.. =. Callahan, Of thi.
place, who has been confined 90 the house for some
time, Is improving.
George Reese, son Of Mr.. J. d. Reese. proprie.
tor Of Long Green mills, has enlisted in the regu.
lar army. II IL said he now regrets having done
so and appreciates tho old adage, ''no place like
home"
Some nocturnal wanderer thong htlessly stepped
into the field Of = eolored farmer near this place
one night last week, and caused the accidental
disapPearanee Of plow. Strange how thes,
things will happen. Uxo.