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II L. E. Allen has been engaged by the hard
xsre firm of Heeney & Lyons. Of Severance, and
will call ON the farmers, for the sale Of Balm Wag
ans and Superior and Gundlaeh Grain Drills. Nv.
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II See the Gundlaeh and the Superior Force
Feed Grain Drills, Mt Heeney Lyons, Severance
Kansas. w.
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z Farmers, please take notice-Buy nothin:
but the Balm Wagon, and the Superior or Gundiaei
Grain Drill. <N.
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For Sale.

r. Gundlachs force feed Grain Drill gives the
best satisfaction, wherever used For particulars
apply to j. Sehletzlaum, Doniphan, kas.
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Iotal SKATERS.

r.,.nx other length Of time IN Hcool n-tiing
hove raiss which apply only % rss.i -
psins.s cards Of lines less % 49, sou.re s,r
w. isga and transient ADVERTISEMENT - PC ~ .nbse
~ sr,t iin.ertiou pnd 20 cents per SQUARE iO' ~
sisi notice. will charged % per een ,,ons
editorial ADVERTISEMENT and Ts or .s se insertion
Sa1Ie priea. Locals, 10 sents ~ nne ~
oouo.e - lin. FOR sub.ed sent assertions An
EisLt lines Of solid No,Sa-en mae .nn,s5 a ful
square Ito. o., Ia certified 70 will be charg-
A, ~ c.rtifyng IN addition the regular raies
Cd ths must be paid for invariably IN
s Iop WORK Of al kinds done short n3tee a.
l., q ths tims. win sdmit All Job Work must Dc pa'a
1or when taken from the ONCE
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rVrAlleu Williams, the colored candidate for Con
gresham atlarge the Greenbaek ticket was born
In Rush County, Indiana, in 1871. He lived IN kush
County until he was fourteen years old, when be re-
novel with his parents 10 Cass County. Michigan.
His father tried to make farmer Of him. but was
moi ,uecessful He had n natural trsts for art, and
work He was characterized by every one except
his mother as n trihing good nothing She carry
discovered in him the fire OF genius, and Mt the age
Of seventeen sent him prof Marmadukes studio IN
Detroit He learned rapidly, and at the age OF
eybteen he had the first chair In 1865 be removed
10 Lawrence, this State. and established studio
since then his reputation has gradually increased,
and he is now known the first tonsorial artist OF
Kapsa. Many anecdotes illustrative Of his early
taste for art being narrated BY our Greenbaek
Exchanges Here IL the most Amusing Of them
When he was ten years Of age be stole his mother
.ei.,or. and going out to the stable, sheared the
name and tail Of the buggy horse--Aiehaon 6ioos-
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Military History of Kansas.

III ladies' Basket for every lady. MeCrum &
COwen have thtm
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u Go to McCrum & Governs for Severance
Snowflake Flour.
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IA, AL wanting good -four, should get the Sever.
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n am prepared to pay the highest market pric'
for all kinds of grain, TO load ut Troy Junction. Fan
ming, and Bremen Stations T. L. WELroS.
II aug.
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Largest stock of Fruit Jars ever in Severance. and
-, Lowest nrices. at j. A. CampbelT's. 2iaus4w.
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u Give W. B. Eliedge your orders for frui
go ang3lw3.
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Boots and Shoes.
Como TO See Us

bUUI5 anu O1IOCS.
Large stock of Boots and Shoes, just
received, at LelanTs.
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n Farmers will look to their interests BY buy
ing their Balm Wagons and Superior and Gundlsef
Grain Drills of Heeney & Lyons, Severance, Kan
-. ~.
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n The best and safest Drill is that one manu-
featured by Phi NJ Gundlaeh, at Belleville, ILL.,, and
can be had through his agent, J. Schietzbaum, Don
| iphan.
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money. afah7s
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H. OE Ill.

Tray Lodye No LIZ Knights Of Honor, meets Ihs
Id and fpnth Friday evenings in each month IN W"
Lw-' Hall BOlers Bank ,-s.,,,,,., r,;.,,,or -
EorsET wnSIEs1o Reporter
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Apples and Peaches Wanted.
The highest market price will be paid for eating
and cooking apples and peaches, by
JoHH JAeKl,
West side Public Square, Troy, Kansas
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~ Fruit trees of all kinds for sale BY W. B. e
,sge Troy. aug3iw3.
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Money 20 Loan

Atl,w rates on long time. N. PHcR,
2Ijup.sO Troy, Kansas.
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n Examine the Superior Force Feed Grain
Drill. before buying. HEESEr LYoSs,
er Severance, Kassas.
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AGENTS.
JI,rEs III RATES Il Park Row, New York
: M PETTENGILL & CO, - Park Row NC" io'A-
POWELL & CHRSNAN, St Louis Mo.
THIS PAPER nay Sf Iona GSs q N a Adver.
sing Bureau 40 Spruce 81 whsrs ah.sIti7ihins w"
.1art. NAV be made for ii IN NEW hOnH'
I.O.0.F.
eox CITY ISdr. No 3s meets every Saturday night ~
ID Fellows Hall, over Bcderr benA. Al
fder are cordially invited To attend; ppovVN G.
az. A. a. ".
Tiny Lodge No IS A F. and A NJ meets IN thsir nai
,,.t Nnday In each month before fun moon ana seoon
Saturday thereafter ,,prpr prppy w NJ
ID. {. SIyCLAIR Sec.
TINY Chapter No I6 r. A NJ, hold their meetings On
Me ffst Monday after full Hoon ,,,,,,,SnS II p
ID. G. eucI.AIR, see- =, =.
yystbe,s Lodge No g. A F. 6 A. NJ, meets AZ tne.l
Han .y.ry SATURDAY. on before the full moon ana ,
I've Seen 80. lnsf'-- s. HATCH, W. NJ
&. POIkIEE Sec
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Type for sale.

NE CHURCH-Services every sabbath: at ~ a. 81,
M snl "A p NJ PRAYER meeting every 4 nnIsihy even
ing
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u Farmers can now depend upon getting the
grinding done promptly, at the Severance Alis.
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u Phi. NJ. Gundlaeh's patent Grain Drill sald
by Joe Schletzbaum, Doniphan, KAnsas-
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United States Of America to Thomas Thompse
north-vest quarter section 81, township 4. range
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plantation for Sale.

Emerald Garden Place, former resi-
dence of the late Col A. S. Brown, Of
Memphis, containing Az acres of bottom
and plateau land, about equally divided,
all under fence and highly improved.
Two story dwelling Office, carriage house,
gin house, cabins and other necessary
out houses. Flowers, shrubery, magno-
las, evergreens, native forest trees and
oychard. One Of the loyeliest places in
the State combining city and rural
life convenient to labor, good schools
and churches. Only one mile from
Grenada. Possession given by lst OF
January. Terms cheap for cash, reason
able terms on time. Address,
+. G. OBENcHAIN,
Dec9tf.] Grenada, Miss.
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Ear Sale Or Rent.

The undersigned, A S Pass, having ~
termined to resume the practice of law,
offers for sale on five years ti,ase, one
thousand acres of land being all that
portion OF his plantation lying North OF
Of the public read leading from Grenada
to Providence-if not sold before the
first day OF Jan'y. next, it will be for
rent, title perfect. also wishes to
rent his dwelling in the country to some
party who is able to furnish, at least, =
head OF plow stock, would prefer party
who can furnish six head Of plow stock.
A. S. Pass,
Grenada Ness. Oct. 80 1881
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AssrGNEE.s SALE.

| II, T, !, oarf q IN
ny virtue Oh lhe provisions y. Vi y ~ eei ,ott '
deed OF asslgiliels ooe eAecu'eu ien, on .l no,
gay o. January, 1901 % sho u, tba sa 1ftb day
al assl.lne. 1908 eAIe,Ni NV q ''Iu Inaram @ ~
ol January, looI, py W.. ~ oo,tais ,,arsons n Nc
!ne unaerslsleu, ~ seearH a.a ee;a dahtednns %
IA tne paylneht ol ceIlaa 1nad ~ le fass',u,nont
1hereih sPecifea, sal. u1ea ~, oasaa ~ aa - % tho
oelng guy recpaoeu III nt Sl,u aii,f1 ~ croralia
olerk ol the Gianctiy Louio ,,dorsinne y, ed
county, MISSISSIPPI 'no 'i'>'ei 90 n0s'
WILL on ,ooo
MONDAY, TIE 2OTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, ,looz
within legal hours, in front Of the Court
House door in said Grenada county. pro
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MARGARET H. FRyAR, EFT AL,
ys M 3ti6
r. ELVIRA AvEN, ET AL.

Pursuant to decree of the Chancery
Court of Grenada county, Mississippi,
made in vacation, 1881, in the above
styled cause, |, A. V. B. Thomas, as
Clerk and Master, will, on Saturday, the
1lth day Of February, 1882, proceed tc
sell for partition, at public outcry, to the
highest bidder for cash, within lawful
hours, the following described lands, to.
wit: Northeast quarter Of northwest
quarter, and southwest quarter of north
west quarter, section 23 township 23
range 7 east, together with all the i'm
provements. 80 A. V. B. THOMAS,
G. L, Bates, Clerk and Master
Attorney for Complainants.
Golladay & Lester, for Defendants.
Jan 7th. 'S2, s G3l
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SALOON PETITION.
To the Hon. Board Of Mayor and Aide
men of the city of Grenada:

To the Hon. Board OF Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Grenada
The undersigned citizens and voters Of
the city Of Grenada, would respectfully
represent to your Hon. Board, that
whereas ]. T. Woods being, a sober and
discreet person is suitable one to retail
vinous and spirituous liquors in less
quantities than one pint, and ask that
license be granted him accordingly, upon
his complying with the law, in such
cases made and provided.
Max Ginsberger, Sam Wile,B B G Curing
ton J p Curington, Ben Johnson, JAS
Clark, Thornton Holmes, Carter wood
son, Randle Anderson, John Hall, Henry
Hall, Albert Phillips, Albert Dawson,
Dave French, Monroe Doyle, David
johnson, j B Townsend, wiley Collins,
Andrew Melton, John Handy, william
Henu, Rich Manley, e z williams W p
Ferguson, W G statham, i W Andrews
Andy5 5fliiogga,s, J G Ferguson, WV Town
send, Ben Statham, A shsRansom, Henry
Johnson, S d Parks, Sid B Smith, " B
Davis W Il LongJ B I'll Gordon, v II
Hughes, M w Rose, B L FL wright. W q
om, ItM,1a hauS S,;fta, M I'm rIn ' ~ pisL. I
TdIs In@1fDiu roma;n % P;ns Garl S.n, Ia5d doP' +
yoi1il IaMe el 3 W " ,,a' 49, 17'.n Ia i . >
oouealloiu,ei' a,,i's = = 5,,nan @ : I,i1s
3 lilVotin,l, loot ma,,,, ;isou Il V'l = n,basd = ll.
Pa1, BIZ = \ Nv . ,oHanrr TItn T Thornton mb;nns
paic"i = ul0li1rS i. inJi iito ~ Mhp Mnipps,
hs''eI i5aN III H. q 'ra~' ieN' oahtnI ait1lS
II 4Il niarh, s. = 1iicii 4, Aownes MeInser Z p
ria,' raoI - ,,o, ,t,lo' 'pht Mi4'i pn s, II II p.d,
IlailA Id y iiayieM, nope X uIiig i oioM Y
Ner, " IeiBahUn' boia,n = y ;eten' a.;eton .
ni nal1ce = DgieW' ~ y hllsigt, es;J,, Y ! J
r.l rarks, uasI ~ : p n.os onlueI, H. : ?
CloMueI, ,: mlios Tuwalua qs.as uh n''1se T
Georse Elis, v y licd1ic9, ps0 i,apel q !LI ~
oanh, DoIierty = hai,,!, ~, Deii oipps'
n III r. llicaiee, = molie, r9i1eS R;9 lI9aaes,
zoe 1flDple, Dal ToWers, p pll,alu, pa1il ii
4 hoss, S W y Iass' > u hlorsah' 10 Walter won,
l y buillngtoh, I = fleece, = nahael, .
. I, Lake Jr, AndfeW I, Davis, Wm harrison,
\ \ = duncan, Z LoWehslelh' "a oosepn p.
IlehrR, III freilc1, lopei Gielnei
Juie bfoWh' mnlen, JACK !mrner' !,
olpler KlVers, Charile WILSON, Daniil \, fet- .t,
ry, Fields oung,W !neram,W y !, smltn,
A II Whitheld, IL fltI-9eraid' 4 DAVIS,
A + Ball, } ii Dulin, Il y Hall, Arm
French, Lewis Smith, Fred Sanford,
Henry williams, Charles Brown, julie
Valentine, J L Hughes, W A Cromwell,
Ike maiet, Dock mitchell, Thomas Rich.
ardson, Jerry Hemphill, G Goodwin, m
Hairston. Thos i michaels. G. Il wood. J
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Notice to Creditors.

Whereas, Letters testamentary of the
will of Mrs r. Y. Shaw, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned by tho Chan
cery Court of fGrenada county, Mississippi
at rules, on the first Monday in January
1882: Now this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate Of said
testactrix to present the same to the
Chancery Clerk OF said county and have
them registered according to law, within
one year, or they will be forever barred.
J. D. SHAW, Executor,
7, Z. HALL, Executrix,
January, 10th 1882. @
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Capt J. H. Field, member-elect. to the
present legislature from Lowndes county,
has been confined to his bed ever since
the meeting OF that body. He was a
prominent candidate for the speakership
of the house at the time Col. Tison, was
elected to that position, and was warmly
suppoted He is a true man, OF excel
lent attainments, and deservidly popu-
lar.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

The following chunk Of true inward
ness is a going the rounds: "a doctor
will sit down and write time five sec
onds, paper and ink one-fourth of a cent
and the patient pays one, two, three, five
or ten dollars as the case may be. A
lawyer writes ten or twenty words OF
advice and gets from ten to twenty dol
lars from his client. An editor writes u
half column puff for q man, pays a
man dollar to put it in type, prints it
on ten dollars worth of paper and sends
it to several thousand people and then
surprises the pulled man if he makes
any charge" sa%
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
AMOS WooDRvFT, ID rr ALL comppinants

AMOS WOODRUFF, EFT AL, CompPinants.
VS..
VIcKsBURG Il NASHVILLE
R. r.. Co. & L. MERCHANT Defendants.
BY virtue of decree made and enter
ed in the above stated cause at the No.
vember term 1881, of the Chancery Court
OF the I'd District of Chickasaw county,
State of Mississippi, on the Sd day of
December 1881, the undersigned Com
missioner will sell at public sale, in front
of the Court House door, in the city of
Okolona, Mississippi, on
MONDAY, 6TH OF MARCH, 1882,
to the highest and best bidder for cash,
between the hours OF II o'clock noon, and
o'clock p. NJ, the following property,
to-wit The Railroad Of the Vicksburg &
Nashville Railroad Company, extending
and to extend from yiuixeburs, in the
county of Warren, Mississippi, by the
way of Grenada, Houston and 0kolona,
and thence eastward to the Tennessee
river, to some point ON the line dividing
the State of Mississippi from the State of
Alabama, including all its fixtures, strlc-
lures and appurtenanees, and all mate
rial tools; implements and machinery
for the construction orrepair of said road.
and all its property and effects OF every
kind, and all its lands, and all its fran
chises privileges and nnmunities and its
corporate existence. II. B. LACEY,
Jan. 27, 1921 Commissioner
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

J. +. Hughes drugstore is the place
to get everything that is desired in the
drug line. Mr.. Hughes has aseen i'll the
drug business here for yeSrs; is well
known to all, and respectfully solicits the
patronage they have heretofore bestowed
upon him.
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Calf on j L Hughes when you wish
anything in the drug Line. He will sell
anything in his line very cheap.
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NoTIcE-From reports received from
all parts of the county, ! see that small
pox is spreading. l therefore recommend
that every one who has not been vacein-
ated to have it doneat once-it would be
well enough for all to have it done. Or.
Smith has provided himself with fresh
verus, and will attend to it for any one
who applies. Ct. W. TRIMBLE,
Health Officer Grenada County
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

Henry Fleming, convicted OF murder
Elnd confined in the Coffeeville Jail, j.
said TO be in a pitiful condition, In
fact. lie is extremely discouraged. His
mournful agonies are continually heard
f by those in the vicinity of the Jail, and
1 is reported as being indeed sad Henry
BFleming's death sentence was passed up.
on him some time since, and if the gov
ernor does not interfere, he will be exc
cuted ia March. The governor should
listen to the prayers OF the doomed mar
and OF the people
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

w P Towier & Co, at their new stand
on main street have q splendid stock OF
drugs, chemicals, patent medicines etc,
which they are selling very low for tee
money
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

AN the very latest designs in those
elegant odor cases ut w. =. Towler's--
the pretticst we ever saw.
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We notice anumber of our exchange ad-
vocating the necessity Of lighting up their
respective towns. The idea is cap
ital one and we don't think little light
on our streets for the benefit OF predes-
trians, would be objectionable. Depot
street was lighted once, and persons
promenading that throughfare never com
planned. Give us the lights. We have no
lantern, like many Others, and can i'll
afford to have one these hard times.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

The First Quarterly Conference for the
Grenada Circuit will be held at Spring
Hill, Feb. 18th and 18th.
K A .LGa.ES p IA
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J + Hughes has most complete stock
OF drugs, toilet articles, cigars and tobacco.
Everything will be sold very cheap for
the money.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

Purchase one ofthose beautiful jewclry
cases at w. p. Towler's.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

New crop Of Molasses, Mnce meat, and
new Buckwheat Flour al a. w. Lakes
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Chew -Old Oaken Bucket" For sale
at Mrs. Loewenstein's
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w. p. fowler & Co, will be glad to
have one and al! to call and see them At
their new stand
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

W G EIamilton's shoe store is the
place to bay your shoes for man, woman
or child.
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For anything you want printed, no
matter what it may be, either plain OF
fancy work, don't fail to give the sENTl-
YEL bid.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1882-01-28

All sizes kinds, etc OF spectacles just re.
ceived very cheap at DR. Parkers.
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Everything in the drug-line no matter
what it is sold loNer than the lowest at
DIR Parkers. e4.
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Chew "Old 0aken Bucket" For sale
at Mrs Loewenstein'a
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"SIan wants but | title here below,
THE very thought is sad),
But when lie wants n drink Or so,
He wants it mighty bad"
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w P fowler & Co, can be fownd in the
store formerly occupied by Geo w Jones
call and see theoa.
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Drawing from nature is like smallpox.
It's sketching.
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J. +. Hughes, has magnificent stock
of toilet articles, call and see him.
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Grenada, Jan. II, 'S2. [6l Assinnee
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Grenada Miss. Oct. 80 1881
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
Nash County News.

The project which was OF foot severa
weeks ago, OF building Tram o from
Nashville TO this place. has, | observe,
been changed to ,un to Rocky Mount.
w. II. Taylor the sawmillist, ha. been
using a tram road nearly two years in
bringing logs 4 and ) miles to his mill
which without the use of the road would
have to be suspended for want oil logs.
His locomotive and tender of 35 horse
power cost about $500 and gives him
sufficient power to require four trucks.
with logs to each truck, of various sizes
and length making from 60 to so log.
to the mile a day.
The Rocky Mount people by the near
est line would have only s or 9 miles OF
road, costing about 5000 per mile. and
the amount which | understand is SUD-
scribed 1912, OOO-will be amply sufi-
cient to open the road, using stringers
3x5x3O-and ~trestle work not heavy and
much of its enough to equip the road
and with the above size named engine.
The Castalia people will feel the benefits
of the road and in a few years the road
would be like the GAINESVILLE and Wash
lngton road-which first started out with
a Tram road, but now are using iron
rails with heavy englnes-so it would he
with the Nashville and Rocky Mount
road. May God speed them in their
laudable undertaking.
Mrs. VIM. H. Smith while playing witt
baby her dropped suddenly dead hol-
ding the child in her arms. She was in
perfect health. and her sudden death
was a surprise. The neighbors and
friends conGoie with Mr.. Smith.
A narrow escape from death on the
morning Of the Sth inst. A colored maj
by the name Of Faulkner Aston Will,
at work on the Tram road of w. 7. Tay
lor in laying the wooden rail, Il stringel
struck him accidentlv, throwing MIN OF
the truck in font of the locomotive
which ran over him bruisiny him prett,
badly and breaking one or two finger
on the left hand. Internal injury no
serious.-IndleaUild, IN Weldon Netos.
May 9th, 1882.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-05-17
ONLY SAFE WAY

is to buy from a House that sells stan :
dard Instru rents only, and that Will
not handle Instruments under stencil,
or bogus makers names. With such
a House the buyer is safe from all i'm
position, and will receive just what is
Daid for. No STENCIL INSTRUMENTS
SOLD. is the rule of our House. Every
H. strument bears its makers name.
More than this. These makers are
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KRANICH & BACH, HALE, MASON
& HAMLIN and SHONlNGER,
Grand makers, all. and leaders # the
world, Over 200 dlffere,t styles to
select from. Best Instr ments f. 7
least money. No competitor with
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