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COId-BIooded Murder

VICKsBURG, MISS, May 16.-Joseph T.
Hazlett was shot and instantly killed by
E. g. Cook this morning. The act is
pronounced by all who witnessed it to be
n cold bIOOdad rurdar
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17
mead from His Injuries.

ATLANTA, May 16.-F. :. Tyson, the
car coupler of the Western and Atlantic
Railroad, who was crushed between cars
last night, died this morning: lie leaves
a wife and child
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17
FisticufTs at Atlanta,

ATLANTA, May 16.-Spring fights have
opened lively. Some three or four have
been already chrOnicled this week among
the passenger agents, hotel men and
x-ouno HOODS
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17

LONDON, May 16.-The Times SAYS that
in variety and completeness of iilustra-
tiOn the United States collection at the
fisheries exposition is not surpassed by
anY foreign contributor
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17

NASHVILLE, NAV 16.-Atha Thomas,
Treasurer of Tennessee, and r. G. Picard,
state Comptroller, have left for New York
TO arrange for the. funding OF the state
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17
THOMPSON ACQUITTED.

The Verdict Received With "A DeafenIng
Shout.
HARRODSBURG, KY, May 16.-The
jury returned verdict Of acquittal in the
case of Hon. Phil Thompson, on trial for
killing Walter II. Davis The jury was
out one hour. The verdict was received
with deafening shout by the densely
packed house. AS soon as the jury was
pOlled and dismissed Mr.. Thompson was
crowded upon by his friends, who warm
ly congratulated him. He bore the ordeal
with the same GOODNESS that marked his
conduct throughout the trial.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17

WASHINGTON, May 16.-The Army of
the Potomac reunion commenced to-day
bv a parade of members, escorted by
limited States troops and local military.
The procession was received by the Pres
ident about $500 men being in line.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17
MIR. Wilson's Tonpue CtiIIad

WASHINGTON, May 16.-In the star
route trial to-day, Mr.. Wilson, OF the
counsel for the defense, concluded his
speech after occupying six days.
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K1Ig616ood in Alabama.

MONTGOMERY, May l6.-The Grand
Commandery OF knights Templar, of
Alabama, met here to-day, The attend
ance is good.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17

PARIS, May 16.-Six Anarchists have
been arrested for circulating seditious
pamphlets among the troops.
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Peace in South Ame1.;ca

VALPARAISO, May 16.-Peace with Bo-
livia is assured, Minister Aldrinates is
waiting word from Tacna to go and sign
the treaty.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-17

began using "Wells' Health Renewer.v
81. Druggists.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-08-09
Never Swear.

|. 1t is mean. 4 boy Of high moral
standing would almost AZ soon steal a
sheep M swear.
9. It is vulgar altogether too low for a
decent boy.
3. 1t is cowardly-impying a fear of
not being either believed or obcycd.
1. 1t il ungcntlcmanlv. a gentleman,
according to Webster, is IL gentleman
-wcll-brcad, refined. Such II one will
no more swer than go into the streets to
throw mud with chimney.sweep.
8. II is indecent offensive to dclicacv,
and extremely unfit for human ears.
6. 1t is fooling. want of deccnry is
want Of sense
T. 1t is abusive to the mind which
concciycs the oath, to the tongue which
utters il and to the persons at whom it
is aimed
s. 1t is venomous showing boys
heart to he Il nest of vipcrs; and every
time he swears one Of them sticks out
from his head.
9. 1t is contemptiblc- f,rfeting the re-
1pect of all the wise and good.
10. 1t is wicked violating the Divine
Law, and provoking the displcaSnre of
Him who will not hold him guiltlc,s
who takes his name in vain.
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Remember This.

If you are sick Hop Bitters will surelv
else fails. "'' ""e'' nii
II you are cos,ive Or dyspeptic. or are
suffering from any other Of the numerous
diseases of the stomach or bowels. it IL
your own fault if You remain i'll. for Hon
bit!eIs are sovereign remedy in all such
II you are wasting away with nny form
OF Kidney disease, stop tempting Death
tnls p;,,dln moment, and turn for cure to Hop
~ If you are sick with that terrible sickness
NN.GrVomsness, you will find q Balm in
HlIead' in the use of Hop Bitters.
IL you are frequenter, or n resident of a
minsmatic district, barricade your system
against the scourge Of all countries-maIa.
rial, epidemic, bilious, and intern;ttant
ieyers-by the use of Hop Bitters.
oh, you have rough, pimply, or sallow
SKIN, bad breath, pains and aches, and feel
misera6ly generally, Hop Bitters will eivo
you iair skin, rich blood, and sweetest
breath, health, and comfort.
In short they cure all Diseases of the
stomach, Bowels. Blood, Liver. Nerves
Kidneys Brights Disease. $500 viii hs
paid for case they will not cure or helm
That poor, bedridden, invalid wife, sister
picture of hoalth. by few bottles of Hon
ib5itters. costing but a trife. viii vou let
March /, 1888 90
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How TO Cure Gossip.
BI REV. DIR. DEEMS.

| Adopt this rule Let all who come
| TO you with stories about mutual nc.
Quaintances know that you intend, as
soon as your duties allow, to wait upon
the parties spoken of disparagingly and
repeat just what was said, and who said
II. StIll better, take out your memoran-
dnm-book and ask the party to allow
you to copy the words, 50 that you can
make no mistake.
You will have to do this probably not
more than three times. II will ny
among your acIuaintances on the wings
OF the gossips, and persons who come To
talk against other persons in your pres.
encc Will begin to feel Il, if they we're
testifying under oath.
But, you ask "Will it not be mean To
20 OH and retail conversations ." Not
ht al when your intcrlocuter understand.
that he must not talk against an absent
person IN your presence without expect.
ing you 10 convey 10 the absent person.
tlle words, and the name Of the speaker.
Moreover, what right has any man or
woman TO approach YOU and bind you To-
secrecy, aud then poison your mind
against another? If there hc any differ.
cncc III your obligations, are you not
bound more To the man who is absent
than the man who is present. II yOu
can thus help to Kill gossip il will not
matter If you lose q friend or two; such
friends as these. who talk agains, others
to you, are the very persons to talk
against you to them.
Try our rule. We know il To be good.
We use it. II is known in Tie church of
which wc are pastor. that if any one
speaks to liz dcsparagingy Of an absent
member we hold it our duty to 90 to that
absent member immediately and
repor, the conversation and the names
or, still better, TO make ;he party iispar-
aging face the party disparagcd. We
have almost none "i this TO DO. Amid
the many annoyanccs which necessarily
come to the pastor Of q large church, and
still larger congregation. we think that
we are az free from the annoyance Of
gcssips as it is possible io. u man |. be
who lives among his fellow men.
Try our rule, try it faithfully, With
meekness and charity, and if it does not
work well let us know
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The Prophet IIonnrcl In Hls Own Coun-
try, even In His Own House.

~
The Prophet IIonnrcd In Ills Own Coun-
try, even In His Own House.
THE honest. simple narrative Of Mrs. S. j.
W:Irr, who resides at No. III Williams ST.,
ft ..denc., 4. L.
"l'urn, III" ras. six or seven years l havo
been sprr: y afflicted with Kidney disease, caus-
,hG intense baChachrs, dizziness, and other SC
we're pains through my body and limbs, rendering
me :" weak a,ld rrostratc that Mt times II was
impossible for me to do any rart OF my house
work. have had also n futtcring Of the heart,
and was terribly distressed for breath. was
,rry miserable. and completely worn out and dis
outraged; had 10 ambition to undertake to do
..'yins, and barely sufficient strength to reader
'>is,ence desirable having failed to and any re-
hri from the doctors prescriptions. At this
trying crisis friend persuaded mo to obtain n
bottle Of Hunts Rcmedy, and now rejoice that
followed this friendly advice, for tho Remedy
acted Ike n charm in my case. After had
taken few doses, my health began to improved
felt better every way. The fiuttering of tho
heart, the intense backachcs, and terrible short
ness of the breath speedily disappeared, my
strength and ambition soon returned, and before
had taken two bottles Of tho Remedy was en-
tirely we'll. aud able TO wasb and iron and do my
housework. Once In n while am troubled with
the headache, and as soon as am taken resort
to Hunts Remedy, and II few doses TX mo all
right shall never be without It In tho future.
havc frequently recommended the Hunts REM
edy to my friends. and thoy have experienced
relief from tho hrSt dose. heartily recommend
1t 10 all who are afflicted with Kidney disease or
diseases of the Liver, Bladder, or Urinary organs
think no family should DO without 1t.
Mrs. 8. j. WHIP,
No. III Williams st., Providence, r. IT,
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\ Great Cow.

Carolinu 'Srria": Some time az, the
Grcenville Daily Nrws male unlc u
mistake in starting that Mr.. a c. Means
Short Horn COW, Daisy, gave - gallons
of milk in one day. Th, is rnagniii-
cent animal and she Is making qnit. n
record. She is MIXED three llnIcs day.
During the last 35 days she has given
2,l0G! pounds OF milk. an average Of II
little over GO pounds lny. She is very
regular in her yield, rarely falling below
5S pounds. Her weight, when last
weighed, was l ,-iS0 pounds, so she gives
her own weight in milk every % DAYS.
The largest daily yield was G4l pounds.
or fraction over gallons, pound. to
the gallon which is the custom. Last
Sunday her morning and noon milkinys
weighed i6t pounds. Every milking is
carefully weighed 10y Mr. Means and the
record kept. During thi. test the feed
has not been the best, and the weather
has been exceedingly hot She is kept
in small lot, and green forage has be.
come quito scarce during the hot wealth
er. She is four years old, and has her
second calf. Her mother il now owned
by Mr.. Pearson, Of Woodruff. and it is
spid that she is giving S gallons Il day
Mr.. Means thinks that with her next
calf she will be in her prime, and with
good pasturage she can be brought up to
nine gallons day. From her fine ap-
pearance that seems quite probable.
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Love Letters by Proxy.

,"I'm, believe, the only person engag-
ed in the business in Chicago" said the
handsome and bright lady whose business
card bore the words: Letter writer.n
I have written letters for ladies who,
from their wealth aud surroundings. vol,
would suppose could do their own cor
responding. I have, however. found
many such who could neither spell nor
write plainly nor express their ideas. /
have written good many letters for per-
sons who make no pretence of their ina.
bility to dc so themselves But the bulk
OF my patrons come TO me not because
they are unable to write, but because
they cannot command expressions for
their thoughts.
What are the letters about general.
ly~
swell, that would be telling. But if
you won't say I told you. they are mostly
letters of sentiment. The greater part
are love letters. You think that persons
would prefer to write such letters them.
selves. So they do when the sentiment
they breathe is real. But the letters /
write are those of OCCASION. Each party
desires to impress the other with episto.
iatory beauties. and not havin g any
themselves-well, I furnish the senti
AoA shVh' ~ very easy, Sne
added, with flavor of cynicism.
There's regular stock ofsentiments for
all occasions that pleases all people alike
If some gentlemen who are the proud
possessors of glowing letters from ladies
knew that some Of their friends had
others from other ladies', but nearly all
alike except in words and all coming
from The Same source. they wouldn't be
80 proud. Ladies' write much alike, and
80, for that matter, do gentlemen. /
notice one thing about the latter, however
that is peculiar. Young gentlemen up
t, the age of twenty three or twenty four
are very effusive and gushing in their
protestations. From that age on to f,r.y
they grow more guarded and cold. They
are afraid of ridicule or something.
Perhaps they are suspicious and distrust,
full. But after gentlemen reach middle
life they return to youthful ardor in their
letters OF sentiment. Queer, isn't9"
"What other kinds of documents do
you turn out2"
"Oh, letters of coincidence, of congrat.
uiation, of ceremony and 80 on-letters
that ere meant to impress the receivers
and are ont of the power of the apparent
writer's themselves to construct" ."--CNica-
go Herald.
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Never fear spelling children by
making them too happy. Happiness IL
tions grow.
indolgent parents who allow their
children TO eat heartily Of high seasoned
food. rich pies, cake, &c, will have to
use Hop Bitters to prevent Indigestion,
sleepleas nights. sickness, pain, and, per.
hapss death. No family 10 safe without
them iri the house.
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= The first indication of domestic
happiness is the love of ones home.

The first indication of domestic
happiness is the love Of ones home.
= When death consents to let us live
long time, it takes successfully, as host
ages, all those we have loved.
Why lie weak? Why not be healthy,
robust, and strong, by using Browns
Iron Bitters?
= as there any certain cure for
wrinkles?' asks Southern girl. Yes,
sis, there is. Die young, and you'll never
have wrinkles. If you don't know how
to die, call in doctor.
= At wedding in Harlem, where the
bride was very dilatory in arriving Mt
the church, lady remarked, concerning
the affair: "Well, tho idea of that wo.
man being late in getting here when shc
has been waiting for twenty six years for
just such chance "a this
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Notice to Creditors.

kentgcky Flour Co., ct al. Plaintiffs, vs..
Hart & Mahon, ct al, Defendants. =
A IL persons having claims against Hart
"A q Mahon are hereby notified to pre-
sent and establish them before me on or bv
the LIST day Of September next, or be barred
OF all right to participate in the benefits of
this suit.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master,
July IS, 1883
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Acts Like n Charm,

!"IsHAyE used Hunts Remedy for Kidney
trouhiesi upd recommended It to Others, and
alwuyB found 1t to act like charm.'
s. n. r92tS,.: JOHN CHAMBERS,
723 Carson Street, Pittsburg, Penn.
"Gratitnde Is the memory Of the heart" How
many heart memories cluster around Hunts
Remedy In grateful households where 1t hns
Urough. It's magic curoi
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TEA.
THE COTTON FAcTop]

H4z The s.' oorTon t,:C l,e,',, FACTOR
d "a n you at the lowest 'er; pr;o out cad
complete. S'' and my III
Dry Goods for Ladies' andu
Particular attention asI Ind Mems we
Snrf.s' shiris co'tonades, Magnel;s lsF ny m; 8
p a kinds of Groceries m, y
Boots, Shoes and Hats,
full line of HARDw,nn
l;aHy ought to have a Er r H1IKE. 1IKE. +!
CHlNE, of which | have eehoIlSG \
uMBRELLAs-L.adies, s;,. ;. I
husgy and hand Umbrellas 'iik Imtiasl
Bordering. Vi Wall Paye,
Buggy Materials. e'
=, i, oaHho, ns,, name all the articlesI,
VIII ask all persons wan,jnr aeo Lave
low prices to give me n s cali good Gocf
VIII say, without fear of f'e1ole eon,, tnyl
sl'at better Shoes than | keen evn.iade!
found In this or any other more .e ann9l
"A; Is. TOWERS L
June 4, 1883 40; as 4 Granite ReS
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0M 40 nays TRla'I! q!

THE voGTA1c BELT GO: Co.., nattsdak aattsd nee
viii send Gr: Dyes r,S.sstIie SsdSii xppiniassiiss sis
Vo1saic Belts ana hinr hSnunr or old vtsI
sfint siieted tei vi Win Nsryous Debility,
and kindred troubles, ghnslth ard y =
and complete restoration O. nR--No r'f ,
vigor. Address rs aeove..iMs, ..iMs,zea
CURED, - 40 days trial u %
Feb !, 1883
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Building and Building Materials.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COVIRT DWS f,nagnrrNJ nv r,.e,

SooNA oE eoV1W(DN PLEAS
Martha J. McGec, wife of WIN. Mc(iee, M. c. Wiles
and a. N. Wiles. PlaintIHa eg.i::s. !!auna;
iiali, Catherine l. Tucker, wife Of ! T. Tucker
Margaret II. Wiles, James l.. Wilcs Dayid ii
Wiies. Jesse A; Wilcs, Willis r. Wiles, James
Msai,ec. Mni. MGtire, iancy NJ. +. Bark>daIe,
renee G. burton. Annie J. Barton and Lcmmel
M ,aal', Ss'endanta .i"a'o jor if.ii.j- Cn,-
TO the Defendants Hannah Hall, Catherine L..
Tucker, wife of J: +. Tucker Margaret II. Wiles.
James l.: Wiles. David II Wiles, Jesse A. Wiies'
Wins T. "ilcs, VIM. MCGEE, James Mcijee'
oancey NJ. F. Rarksdaie, Ludy C. Barksdnle'
charles w. Rarksdale, Lawrence C. Burton, An.
me J.. Burton and Lemuel NJ. Hall
VOU are hereby summoned and rcouired IN nm.
j. s,a', swer the complaint in this action, which
s rs nleu In the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court
OF Common Pleas for Anderson County, and TO
serve N copy OF your answer to the said complaint
on the subscribers ut their Office, Anderson c. H..
o. = within twenty days after the service hereof
eI eISi.sEe m OF the day of such service and If you
Iaii 10 answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid the plaintiffs in this action will appiy to
plant. :" 'ho eoih
Dated May %, A. d. 1881.
GO
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Vegetable Compound for sale by Will
hite & Wilhite. Anderson, S. G.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

EVANlNG arranged to furnish PIANOS
ii or ORGAN of the best makes, de-
sire to call attention to the method upon
which do business. and to solicit the pa.
tronage of the Musical public. BY buying
the Instruments offer for sale for cash, /
can dispose of them at the lowest possible
figures. ~ have none OF the restrictions
which agcn;s selling upon commission la
bor under. keep on hand supply Of
Organs which will be pleased to exhibit
to customers, and will furnish descriptions
of Pianos and prices. Give me call at
G. +. Tolly's Furniture Warerooms. on
Depot Street. Correspondence solicited.
and promptly answered.
&. NJ. TOLLY
May II, 1883 - 3m.
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BROfI.ES 4 SIMPSON,
80 PlaintiFs ATTORNEYS
iSRAL. John w. Daniels c. CP

10 1 me defendants Jas. McGec and VIM. McGee
iake notice that the summons in this action of
m mR.ch me foregoing is q copy, was filed in the
o,hee " oi inc Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas.
a., a, AhIeTson G. H. County Of Anderson, in the
1883. HItnTi ES q Si>I5SoSo! II5S y! 'uhe'
Ju,v 10 isaintis' ,saa Attorneys, Anderson, s. c.
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A NOTED BIT UNTITLED WOMAN.

The above lisa ;ood likeness Of Mrs IvdIn 2 Pink
nam, OF Lynn. Mass, who above her human beings
thny oe truthfuiIy called tho Dear Friend Of Woman
Is soino OF her correspondents love call her She
zeaously devoted 10 her work. which IL Inc outcome
OF lifcstudy, and Is Obliged to keep six I.fv
assistants. TO help her lie large
which daily pour in upon her cnch bearing It's special
burrn or suffering joy at release from IL, Her
'r'etahic Compound Is q medicine for good and not
evil purpo'ca have personally investigated il and
am satisfied OF the truth Of th!4
On account OF it> proven merits II Is recommended
end prescribed by tho best physician, IN the country
ohe says: 1t works like q charm and ravcR much
pain. II Will cure entirely the worst form OF falling
or the uterus, LcncorrhTa, Irregular rlIll Ilanfgi
Ncnstruation nll Ovarian Troubles Inflammation AMI
ulceratiun Floodins nil DISBURSEMENTS and the com
E"Iuent spinal weakness anil il cRIecnlly adapted TO
the Change OF Life"
Itpermcars every portion OF the system, and gives
Eew lie and rigor. 1t fnintness patulency
destroys all craving for stinuants and relieves weak
n"Ss OF The stomach II cures Bloaing. Headaches
Nervous lrostraton, General Debility SlrcplessncsS
repression md Indigestion That feeling Of bearn,.
down, causing rnln, weight nnt hackache is always
permanently cured by It's 1t will all times nn
under all circumstances, act In harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
coSts only sl rcr bottle six for E and Is sold ty
druggists any advice required to special cases and
the names OF many who have been restored to perfect
health by the nso Of the Vegetable Compound can lo
obtained by addressing Mrs T., with stamp for rrp,y
at her home In Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint Of either Sex this compoundi
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
"MrA f1nkhams Liver Pills." says ono writer, "nrc
re ofsf IN the irord for tho OF Constipation.
i'Eionsness aid Torpldity OF tho r-e-. Her B,cnl!
!rl'r"orss wonders In It's special line and bids fair
isc equal the Compound In Its popularity.
Al must respect her Angel OF Mercy whose sol.
ambition Ii TO dog good to othera
P'aiadelohiA. Pa % Mira A. NIL
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Browns Iron Bitters for sale by Wilhite
& Wllhitc, Anderson, S. G..
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For sale by Wi!hite e. Wiihite, All
son, s. G..
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MS PECRINGS

Scarlet fever is prevailing to con-
siderable extent in this township, es-
pecially in the vicinity of Newport,
but seems to be subsiding.
The culvert under the P. c. Il L.
railroad south of the Center, is much
damaged by the late floods, and the
railroad bank is considerably washed
III several places.
The iron bridge south of Newport is
badly damaged by the recent flood and
will probably have to be taken down
for repairs.
Much damage to fences along the
river was done by the storm.
The Sunday School of the Baptist
Church gave concert at the Center
Thursday evening, which was vel
attended, but owing to the absence Q
the organist and other performers, OIL
account of sickness, the entertainment
was not as attractive as on former oc
casions.
The sch ools are all in full operation
and doing we'll.
James, Tiff who fell on the icy wall
some time ago when coming from thu
the Postoffice, is still confined to hi;
house by hi injuries. Two or three
weeks ago number of the Paris boys
made bee and get him up fine lo
OF firewood, sufficient for Winter use
Wheat generally throughout thi
township, looks bad, and from presen
appearances the crop will be short a
| the coming harvest.
The present appearance of the frui
erop-both apples and peaches-is tha
they ore uninjured.
Uriah Hinchcliff, Esq, has sold hi
farm of fifty acres to Rev. Thomas X
Jones and it is understood he intend
to move to Newton Falls to live.