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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-28

Our correspondent, j. b., knocks
out the props from the usurers god in
a very handsome and truthful manner
10 another column. There are many
other things than those named which
10 to prove that John Sherman is
neither q great or good man.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-28

The STATEMENT that the accounts
of Gen. Longstreet as United States
Marshal Of Northern Georgia are
short and that large sums Of money
passing through his hands have not
been accounted for, is neither strange
nor unexpected. A man whose con.
science will admit of 50 wonderful a
change as the offer of an Office did to
his, is not the man to be trusted in
any emergency or responsibility.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-11-28

HENRY WHITE, the man who was
convicted to the Penitentiary for steal
ing bonds from the vault of Lex.
ington bank, for which he was clerk,
but who got new trial on technical
ity by appealing to the Court of APP
peals, has just been fined 5000 in the
Fayette Circuit Court for running a
gambling house. Gov. Blackburn will
not, ofcourse, allow him to surrender
50 much Of his hard earned cash. He
always comes to the rescue of the gam
blers and whisky men.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
The Meaning of Tt.

Would you know the meaning of the poli,i-
cal revolution which struck It's frst blow ia
Ohio in October. and swept through Penney
vania, New York, Mass ,ohusett,, and Colorado
on Tuesday tbs eth inst?
IL means these four things:
|. Reduce the expenses OF every branch Of
the + federal Government to basis Of simpii-
city, economy, and honesty!
u. Abolish the internal revenue abomins-
ton
III. Make the tariff simple and rational, and
just sufficient to provide for the wants Of an
honest and economical Administra ton il time
Of peace
Nv. No subsidies, no jobs. aud. above ell.
no stealing. either by the Administration aud
its agents. or by Congress AID its employees
This is the meaning aud the purpose Of this
mighty overturn.
Is the Democracy wise enough ard hi.h.
minded enough TO execute this vercmptory
mandate with fidelity aud courage ? We shall
see. The occasion is great. And we are hap
py TO add, the future i, hopeful. " Y Sas.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
Nor. IL. 1882

The caes Of a bedqniit to the girl re-
ceiving the greatest number OF votes. at
fly cents cath, at London Goat J
church fair. resn'ted In . terrible row.
Miss Goodacre and Miss Porte Were tie
leading candidates. and each bad an en-.
thusiastfc. even reckless, supporter in
the person Of her afiilncsi husband
After the commonplace voting had ccas-
ed. and $50 had been realized. Mr.. Fox
put down his gol,i watch for Mi-s Good
acre. as security for Slo0 Then Dir
StaIlcy placed $500 in cash to Miss
Porte's credit. Next, Mr. Fox offered
his house in lieu OF 81 900. Uproar en-
sued, aud the fair closed in : netting
like riot. Aftcrward, the pastor re-
turned the watch and the 5000. and de-
cided that the quilt should go to Miss
Porte, who had been ahead when the
Fox-Stanlcy contest began.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
Attention, Farmers.

IAN selling Different Br.na, of high S,,a.
l. Fs'tt'iasrs this seo,o, via
j. j. Turner'S Announced Phosn,,a.
j. ). Rosa & Cos D.ss,I. Bone pro.
Also. nav brand Nohsane Guano,
The Ra,in SEA IslanI Giano,
Anu Parks & Cp's phosphates.
Pl-an cLi and examine FOR yourseiy-, a. "a
quality OF goods aud prices. The Tarusr pbo..
phsie will DO sold or Cash only. or Mh.,
The otnar brad, cash and time. am Al =
Agent for tbs Iich mond Oh amricn Grain ara
Fetulis,r Dri't--tbc only Posture Fore. Fed
Drill know al, and will he sold rc.son,bl.
lsS- M also rslling the Jobss' Scales. Ct,io
Pn nps, tfxp,usiou RuhL,r Bucketl ana Tho
Cucnmb-r Pump Fish Bro's Wagons. leai.
'ooS Blgsies ! am prepared 10 give You
siisnii b,ysins. But do not rrouoSe ~
cell To one mtu any lower price ihsn another
for Ills would MI he honest. aui-.s The GOOD,
are different
] will he pleased 10 have y ron,inusnco or nv
old custom aud great many new customers
this season,
Thankful for your pss. favars carrSsily
ask your future patronage.
GEO. W S Jockey. Agent
Vimrsy S-ut | i5Vl
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
The Charles A. vogoler Co.
rmE New PAhTsknsu.p IN THs lou az
OF a. yoLELKs 4 CO.
B.l,im IRE Herald. Oct. i,

Baltimore Herald. Oct. II
A most imp,rtsnt change Ia one Of the lsrgest
enterprises at the city l. ok pisce yesterday, api
inquiry was busy Ia y s,l,rrins The fsc's
Immediately following the death Of Hr. Oh ".
A. vogrlrr the sunsivias p,rtners uf thc houss.
OF which he had been the moving spirit, Issued
q circular to the trade and pres,, Which appear
ed in the columns OF this pap r. It IN .de pusp
lie mn srrangsm which In chs sxigcnciss Of
the noment WAS deem d necessary, and an
noonced that Il was the desire of all conserved
to continue its aG,irs a. they had been pre-
vivu-ly conducted '4r
IL wss lear ned lstelat evening that certain
Changes affecting the permn neut establishment
Of the business had been reslovei upp., and
reported Ut the Herald Was dispatched To the
office of Couuri Chrries Marsh III, attorney G,r
the estate OF the late Carries A Vo,elsr. where
il WAS astert-ined that nsgoiiauous had been
Concluded ss fuliowk. lna
That til, interests OF the surviving partners
had been purchased by AIR. Christisr lDevriss, -
member of the old an substaniiI hoG'c OF
William Devrirs & Go. aud p esid-a, OF the Ma
tiuuul Bank 1T Bs: pcre, sad tlst new 6rm
was about 10 bn formed under ths firm sine %,
The Charles vogrier Go this name being ih
honor and ps.petu,,iou of the meIory Of the
tsiusd thu the new Gtm win be COMPOSED of
the widow o: tie late Mr.. vogelrr, (she fetrin
Jog her late husb~ud DIS fuli intercst,) Mr Chris
thu Devries, MS exrcl'ive ptrinsr aud financial
head, hud Mt. ~ u Cnbsiaetter, whU, LON tile
hist step in the initial venture of the house of
vcIeltr a Co. wrs :he ,nsget Of the ad
yer,isiug department and con6dentiil adviser
of Mr.. Ch,rivs A. Vogeler.
BY th:s arrangement IL has l,eeL fully deter
mred tiat oil the plans ard tusinrss purposes
vi the late III sries A. vos,h the founder aud
executive manager Of lie late firm, shall be de-
v-loIed hsir iuii ffuit;cu, rnd that the pop.
ular pttl AIn'I"rs ~ ia. h,use prufnin meet rmcux
which nre >, Ja"obs oil aud Or August Ros.
nigs hnmturg Family Medicines. shall h,id
th-ir high rank under new nu,pices and Ihr
maBngemrst
There i uic feature ~ ihis commercial epi
sode wa,cA spaesis siro ugly 4, the kirdiirsI
feeling aud p.tnjs tonrhi moral. Ars
VOSe.vr hud, her relation ia The hto With
wiieiy courage Her wn1le future is centersi
I Il the resolve th,t ,i,es ftui:, of go Va ii,,c
iIfe ss that oi Der husbands Which Mas freely
sacrificed an his zeal for the welfare of na'iv,
city, mud that tie aims and pr,j cis he pursued
shan nut be p~rni,iei to lnuguIsn out shall h,
revived anu sergi1,Led - It's c:rdit AID To
ms honor ard lame, and tbtt she will strise To
build Tor him eaiIrins p,npn al In be
enterpI ICE vi ti5 uvn foiInSiig.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
The REGIS E9.
DAILY SUTD.F. WEEKLY.
Au En,srprisiDg. Progressive all Inpete Lo-
cal aud General Newtpapr
Independent and 0nispokan on Ill rubIie Qaes
Understanding in News Iiiernty.
Miscellany AID Family Retd,ag.
An AJy Edited Farme,'. Department.

The wheeling Register WIS fonn Did in 1865
ii the fine oi the Inauguration OF tie Stale Il
Wrst vmginit As part nnt p,rcsl Of the
new State, closely itsuuhel With ~ enterprises
sad cvntnbutiug ~. modest. msasa e ~ its nd-
vaucrmeut, the Register snues in the iist ex-
uitaIiOI with which our p-Dpe re1trd its bright
| career. The population ofths Siaie has tuctea'-
ed in greater ratio than most OF The Cd states
her schools hive multiplied ruf Improved IN
fii,asncy, her government his been well and
economically Administered her resources
, being dev. loped with eac q, aud her cople
are growing IL enlightenment aud thnft WIN
the grown of the State tine Register his grown,
Win its development The Reg fsfer hrs develop
ed with its prosperity the keyister btJ y os-
pered And as showiag ihc estia,n,ion IA v hich
the paper is held by the cit zeus OF the State
foi whose Interests IL h,s steal tsIy btttlei We
can ssy with truth THAI no other paper IS cad
by ne mtny West VifRinisni, nor does any 9th
| er penetrate every patt o. the state as 81 dOss
The Hrgi.,sr will continue, AS hers,uiofe, the
advocate I'D brond ard liberal pdicy ia the
conduct If public Affairs, ths tS'ession aid
sir, ny ibening Of tbs bre- School system. tue
ifporoVems of the State aid the veop
| mint OF its .eson.cea. lts proprieiOrs point TO
| its pet a. earnt - Of It's future
| The Weekly Register u magnificent 9 psge,
/ 64.Column paper Price 81 81 by mail
The Sund ~ Register IS the same size and
his rlrssdy gsin,d very ! rye circulation -
I price 80 % bs pail.
The DaiIy II gisier IS printed at 81 80 per
| ye'r.
The Model Mar of wes, virgiai, The most
| complete Nap ever issued ~ the St,ts is nov
| resds for delivery Puce 81 o..
Any person rPmi'iing 10 us the 81 drcfipiiOn
| price 81 either edition Of the pspof, sdiiRg 10
cents thereto, will receive copy % this Map
Thus
weekly Regi.t'r one gear and Map 81 so
Sunday Register d. d. d. d. 40
| Daily Register d. DO do do 90
! Daily every day IN ihe year With Nap o 50
| Your Subscripton aud ready AID are re.
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| The psp.r ons )sW and the Mp siii hs esnt to
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

To cell DR.. Chasss Recipes or Information
Tor Everybody, IN every county in The UGi,rd
States and Cdnadas. Enjai ged ny The publish
sr to CAS- pages II con tains over q OOO house
hold recipes aud is suited TO All classes an4
conditions OF society. wonderful book and
household Necessity u sells At sight Great
est inducements ever offered 10 book ageuis.
sample copies sent by mail, Postpaid, tyr $40
Exclusive teiritory given. agents more ihal
double their niO1sy. Address d. Ghase steam
Printing House. Aon Arbor, Michigan.
October ~, 1891 --3m.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

Complete returns may change these
hguras lightly. a. few districts are
yet In doubt. bnt the dcmoc All, ma
jpri;y over al opposition will harliy
fall bel ~ six Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
HOW THE NEXT HOUSE OF RE
PRESESTATIVES WILL STAND.

The latest returns indicate that ilin
next house Of representatives will stand
as follows: 1i
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

A curious doublepinc tree is grow.
ing near the line OF Green and Jack
son counties, Mississippi Two dis.
tinct trunks, about twenty feet apart.
rise from the ground aud unite thirty
feet above, forming one solid trunk,
round and symmetrical.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

Now is the time TO take time by
the forelock.' Do all the blowing that
You can, for next spring you can put
your plowcd ground in perfect order
with Whipplc Spring Tooth Wheel
Harrow. Write Il. b. Whitman,
Baltimore Md, for descriptive cir
cular.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

The srd Quarterly Meeting OF Rom
neg Circnit will be he'll in the NJ +.
Church Of Romnsy November ssth and
18th. Rev. G. w. 1iosps. p. Z. will
30 present.
y y II. r. WEST, p C.
Nov. IL. 1882.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

end TT. y ti,Vpxhss mzpertinE Hxxeed
nth him, and SePtFt3 evesyfhjRG
0n me Pa1 ~ FD.do ~ z|a
s.ss g IS Is sss 3 IS s.: & e, sss
furnished by the Union Pucific-Jay
Gould-and provided with unlimited
conimisssry supplies for the members
OF his family and relations conpris-
ing'the party. ran across them at
Denver this summer & saw the hand.
some psrlor and dining car. with its
sleeping arrangements and cook
and porter. 1t looked q good deal as
though the commissioner was OH a
tirst.class pleasure trip. Mr.. Arm
strorg is a very clever gentleman.
and may make an honest unbiased
report concering the roads in question
hut in view of the fact that these
roads have swindled the government
right and left heretofore, and that lie
succeeded in Office one French, who
was dismissed i'm disgrace for comm
vance with them, he might have done
better than TO accept such hospitality
on his first tour of Inspection
PHONO.
The cause of the potato rot is up
for discussion III some parts OF the
country. Many are inclined to at
tribute it TO the long repeated plant
ing of the same seed on the same soil.
1t is observed that the best new sorts
are free from rot alongside of rotting
old sorts that have had great repute
in their day. Investigations con-
temporary says, into the potato rot
have brought to light the fact that it
is created by insects mperceptible to
the eye, but iunumerable in quantity,
which lay their eggs in the stem & send
the virus down TO the root a little
black speck the size of pin head +,
under the microscope turns ont to be
full two hundred terocious animals Of
the beetle form and shape. A reme-
dy is said 20 have been discovered =
Potatoes in this section were good
crop but many were found to be rot
ten while digging, and they still con-
tinue to decay we are informed, after
being buried or put in the cellar.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

The Keyser Tribune editor is a
bach, and the Echo's editress is q
widow. With this explanation, the
following has n peculiar ring Is
tho Tribune happy2'-Echo. We
like the way the election went, but
are kinder lonesome like, sometimes
Ed. Tribune. 1-Cumb. Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

DIST thou l,vc life ? Then do not
sqrander valuable time for thitis the
stuff life ia EIn1o of hut procure OF
once q bottle of d. Bull y Cough Syr-
up for your G ugh AID be cured. Your
druggist keeps it.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
"South and West, :"

Only SO Cents n Year.
II is fs-cia-s Agricultural paper. pub
lished seni Dbnrhl, All Who seat u, thric
subscriplian vi h 80 coats brtx~-i nou
aud December 1T, Ne will send them inr paper
n1tii Jtnu,ry lat 1885, SrraIdc Iopies
timing i''em u'u Lris, scp, free un npplica-
lion. idreIs
"S0IIrlI AND WEST
81 Sd s., ~ Louis, No,
Octobs,ss 1852 I'm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

The 81. Lpui, Gi,bs Dsnocr,f SAYS !:
Mr.. Chnleo Refs, No. 1911 $ coed Ca
rondclet avenue, Lhis city. Wa, cured To-,
ST. Jacob's Oh after sixteen years sul-
ferius with rheumatism.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

Don't borrow your neigabor's paper
take one Of your own.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
New Advertisements.

Two ADVERTISERS -Lc west Rates for al
vef'isiug IN .OJj xoud newspapers sent
Zee Address GEO OK z. RON Ebb 20,
10 spruce 81 Ny
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
WESTva. uH.yERslTY.

The next Session Begins September
9th. 1882. I'm Separate Schools in
cn ding Scha al q. hip,ory md S,hcGl of frg.
iish Full cs4uIs"4 In Law and NeGic tx-
tending throughout t5s .es.iou Enlarged la
cilitips far stscs al Ph gsirAi sci~tces ,nd sr,-
cntihc AgricuitIrn- completely ,q'lipn'd rh-m.
icii lsbpT~iory. Th9fGugh eoLises ~ Ancient
and Modern languages and literature Text
books ~ ecst. F'crssSry txptns,s nj over
~ =. For catal ,gae rad o,her inforna-
lion. address
". l.. WILSON, President.
MorgasiowD, West Va.
August :. 1897 Gmopd
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

Maj. Philip Speed, aged CO, big
Louisville Ky } merchant. is dead =
lie was paymaster during the war. an
intimate of Lincon's-his brother
James being attorney genoral-and
sometime revenue collector at Louis
vile. lie married Il niece of Keats.
the poet. +. II. Mcdonald, Esq. of
Louisville, brother OF Mrs. Judge
Green, of this place, married n daueh-
ter of Major Speed. -Charlestown
Spirit of Jefferson.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

Baaish i'll health. nervousness, vcxa-
ton. fretfnlpess, etc Ivy using Browns
Iron BitieTs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
ROUGH on RATS.

Clears out rate, mice. reaches, flee.
arts, bei-buys, skuak', chir munks. 20
piers. loo.
$1,000 per year can he easily made
at home working for T.. 6. RIDEoUr &
Co, Ten Barclay Street, New York.
Send for their Catalogue aud full par
ticulars.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17
F J. o A T I N G s.

Much learning shows how little
mortals know----To see what is right
and not to do it is want OF courage.
"A real Christian seldom gees Il de.
feet in his neighbor. a pure lake
reflects the beautiful sky, and The
whole overhanging trecs, but when it
is rough it reflects nothing that is
pure. A bad man real scomdrel
seldom sees good trait in the char.
acter of his neighnor. An imperfect
glass reflects nothing correctly, but
shows its own deficiency. A perfect
mirror reflects but bright and pure
images, mo one knows the weight
of another's burdens. .... All philoso.
ply lies III two words-'sustain aud
abstain IAN effort made for the
comfort of others lifts Us above orr
selves TO conceal fault by lie
has been said TO be substituting hole
for u stain ..... uonours come by dill
gence; riches spring by economy
- The path Of duty in this world is
the road to salvation in the next.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-11-17

Some one who wanted anu' ement for leisure
TINS has taken the p%ins to count aud give u s
the following Interesting sketch of the citizen s
Of Romney. The people Of Romney arc divided
according TO classes as foIluys.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-01
LANSING.

Fine weather for threshing and finish
ing up fall work.
Bert F. V aughan is away on visit
to Fillmore county.
Wheat is beginning to move quite
freely. Price from IS to IS cents.
i Oats coming in slowly; from IS to CSC.
Barley nobody wants to sell at the price.
Wild ducks are now quite plenty,
and furnish lots of sport for the hunters.
r.. N. Green expects soon to leave for
Minneapolis, having traded his farm for
city property.
Butter and eggs are now in good de-
mand, Butter brings from ~ to ~ cents
per pound. Eggs IS cents per dozen:
Eli Britton and wife, parents of Mrs.
G.. J. Riker, have come to live with Mr..
Riker. We hear that they are we'll pleas
ed with this place. $500 -
Politics running smooth in this vii
lage., We expect next Tuesday to give
DR.. Hollister the largest majority, in pro-
portion to the votes cast, of any voting
precinct in the county-also the whole
straight ticket. (. ..:# .
Mrs. Fl. M. Foote can now be found
at the j. E. Robinson place, where she is
prepared to keep all who may want TO
stop over night, also all who want board
by the day or week. The travelling pub
lie are requested to give her call.
wv. B. Vaughan and Asa Vaughan
are of on hunt out in Waseca county
Expect to see lots of ducks and geese
soon. Mrs. w. B. and Miss Mel
Vaughan went with the boys to take car
of them and see that they got home al
right.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-01
DEXTER.
w p Hnnnin il On tho

w. P. Hoppin is on the sick list.
Mrs. G. w. Buck returned home last
week.
The NJ. E. church have bought new
organ.
-Dollie Beals is attending school at
Austin:
Miss Ida Jester Is reported very sick
with typhoid fever.
David Dee has moved into G.. w.
Bucks house on Flee street.
M. ]. Slaven returned from Grand
Forks, D. T., on Saturday last.
-Abner Hunt has moved his family in
to G. G. Kings house near the Congrega-
tional church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Harris, of Cam
bria, Wis, were here last week visiting
with their son, Mr.. John Harris.
That bell for the school house has
come at last, and David is happy. It
weighs 300 pounds, and cost $25.
Miss Annie Forde, who was we'll
known in this vicinity, died at Pleasant
Grove last week after short but painful
illness.
Come Andrew, acknowledge the
corn. The boys want to smoke and we
would like to wish you much joy, but
have not learned the particulars,
Frank Kelley returned to Lena, Ill.,,
on Thursday of last week, accompanied
by his mother who goes to visit friends
and relatives at that place. She will re-
turn in about four weeks.
"A hunting party, consisting Of D.
NJ. Vermilya, J. w. Rising, A. B. Hart
we'll and Ed. Scott, folded their tents and
started for Walnut Lake. MINI. They
will spend three or four weeks in that vi
cinity hunting the wild goose. TRIP.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-11-01
GRAND MEADOW.

DIR. G. w. Gray has been in Winona
during the past week.
There is to be feed mill put in at
the creamery this fall. A good move.
"A niece of Mrs. Nolan's, residing at
Rochester, visited her aunt on Friday last.
&C. J. Taylor has sold his building and
lot to H. G. Thiel; consideration un-
known.
Mr. Laselle called at Grand Meadow
on his return from Taopi to his home in
Pleasant Grove.
Died, on Wednesday, Oct Is, 1882,
infant daughter of L. T. and E. H. Wheel
er, aged weeks.
The new M. E. pastor has arrived
from Gennesee, N. Y, We have not
learned his name:
F. Greening's house that Messrs. Moore
& Weston lately repaired.
There is a business boom in Grand
Meadow. The streets were crowded with
teams nearly every day last week.
j. D. Lesher has loaded a car of lum-
Der &C., for transportation to GrOton, D.
T., near which place Mr.. L. has claim.
Grand Meadow market closed Satur-
day, Oct. 28th, as follows: Wheat No, 2,
SOC. Barley, Csc. Oats. 25o, Flax, soc.
Timothy $l.S5.
"A. Requa has completed the repairs
on his dwelling on the farm lately pur-
chased by him, and will move in some
time this week,
Hon. c, F, Greetings new brick is
approaching completion. The side walls
are up, and the piers of front are up to
the spring of the arches.
L. G. Moore has repaired the house
on the farm lately owned by J. D. Leshe1
and now owned by A. B. NJ. Lindsey.
G. G. Pinneo, will occupy it for year to
come.
Louis Miller of Racine, made COM
plant before L. G: Moore, Esq, of an
assault and battery on his person COM
mitted by one John Pinckney. Squire
Moore thereupon issued a warrant and
the offender was arrested by Constable P.
Vandenoever. Pinckney plead guilty to
the charge and was fined five dollars and
costs Of SUIT amounting to $21 .88 in all.
Luxuries come rather high IN this climate.