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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16
NohNkILLE. s0rLE COUNTY.

DIR. j. Z. Nave, a veterinary surgeon
Of fue sttsinments, has removed here, from
Nicholasville, with bis family.
Fathers Lailly and Emms, from Ire,
land, were in town this week, soliciting
aims for deserving enterprise in theil
island home.
ID. X. Fuiber and Matte G. Prewitt
VIM. Boiling and Della Laurie Ferrill
Logan Duncan and sussn J. Ferrill, obtain.
ed lieenss TO marry this week.
The second trial of Elder Phillip and
Mrs. Bell, for heresy will take place Satur-
day. Elder Bell knows he is right and
defes his prosecutors as did Martin Luther
Of old. lN
-Messrs Charles c. and E. c. Hart, Of
Lexington, will n few days open a stock
of groceries and holiday goods, in the store
room belonging TO the Proctor heirs. next
door to Samuel 4 Warren.
The whole Of the sophmore class Of
Centre College, with several Juniors, have
formed themselves into clsss for the study
Of CHANGER, the old time English poet.
Prof. 8. r. Cheek has charge Of the class
which be meets at his room in the college
building, every Thursday atl2 O'Clock.
There were seventy-one additions at
the Baptist church revival when the meet
ing closed, Wednesday night. Rev. F. ID.
Hale went home Wednesday. Rev. Mack
Coils, of Midway, begun a meeting at the
Christian church, Monday night. Atten-
tentive and increasing congregations up to
the present.
Hans & Handman have alresdy killed
and shipped 1000 turkeys, and should the
present weather continue that number will
he doubled by this time next week. ]. S.
Clarkson is also killing and shipping
large number from his pens near Lsri-
mer's marble yard. Both firms expect TO
ship from $4,000 to 10000 before the sea-
son is over.
Mr.. +. G. Garland, Secy. and Treas,
Of the National Bee Hive Company, has
his head quarters at the Clemens House.
They sell only Deiht's improved hive and
within the past few weeks have disposed Of
the counties Of Mercer, Lincoln, Marion,
Casey and Jessamine. The company owns
all the Southern states. Messrs. w. A.
English, ]. IL. Davis and Geo. Adams work
for the company in this county.
lf-Wm.M. Rue sold to Rowland 4 Broad
we'll, Lexington, four good bay geldings,
from four to six years old for Ss75. Bruce
a Harlan shipped this week to Charles
Mosier, Of Cincinnati, pair Of good brown
coach horses, price $3.50. Also a pair OF
l54 hand bay horses to VIM. NJ siDgerly,
Of Philadelphia, for $3.50. Same firm
bought Of "Di" Ingram, a splendid COM
bided gelding which they will exchange
for gold or silver bullion or coin.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

The members Of the Lincoln County
Bar are informed that the bsrris,ere Of
Danville are enjoying an interesting story
entitled drop that Par"
The young men Of the town gave hop
in the dining room Of the Clemens House
Monday night, from 2 until ~ o'clock
Every one enjoyed themselves TO the limit.
Delightful music was furnished for the &C.
ca.ion by Italian mins,rels
The endowment schNme, which lately
bursted In Louisville, numbers among
it, victim. several citizens Of Danville.
Some smooth talking "fellers" from the
city came here and bamboozled US out Of
about $50 apiece, but they can't do Il
again, halleluiahl
MIR. John Builder is constantly on the
look out for good walnut and cherry tim
Der. Walnut from l 5 inches TO any size In
diameter; cherry the same. Mr.. Builder
shipped from $4,000 to 100000 feet Last
spring and nov hiss large lot ready for
shipment to Europe. Mr.. ME-. Smith is his
Efficient assistant in this county.
Several young men and one young la
dy, who are studying telegrapby, have put
up private wire, running over consider
able portion Of the town with instruments
at several points. They do this 80 as to
have unlimited practice in sending and re-
ceiving messages. Messrs. John Samuel, B.
Gill Boyle, Lee Dunlap and Miss Mary
Eddy aie the students.
An entertainment complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. l. f Hearne and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Downs was given by Misses Al
ma, Lettie and Bette Craig on Friday
evening, About thirty ladies and gentle
men were present, many Of them members
Of the archery club, an organization that
has been the means Of much innocent en-
joyment for its members during the past
spring and summer.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

DIR. J. Marion Sine, the famous sur
geon, died ofheart disease At New York.
The Poa estimates that visitors to the
Exposition spent 100000 in Louisville.
Frankfort has succeeded in inducing
the United States TO build a stone instead
Of brick building there.
Several persons were killed and others
injured BY the wrecking Of a train on the
Mexican Central Railway for the purpose
Of robbery.
-Grsndeat popular demonstration ever
seen in Lynchburg, Va, took place We'd
nesdsy night in the celebration Of the con-
sentative victory.
The railroad companies Of Kentucky
will make an effort TO secure the repeal by
the Legislature Of the Law creating a Rail-
way Commission.
Hon. Samuel J. Randall is reported 20
be painfully III with a severe attack Of govt
at his residence near Berwyn Station on
the Pennsyivsnis railroad.
Two prominent business houses we're
burned At Charleston S. c., two women
killed by Jumping from the Windows and
others we're dangerously hurt.
George shaw living near Canal Dover,
o., killed his wife and sir children but
failed to put out his own worthless life.
The Law will do II for him however.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court hiss
ruled that sleeping car companies are
bound to exercise reasonable care TO pre-
vent their passengers from. being robbed.
Prof w, B. Haywood, late candidate
for Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
went after bad women 10 Louioville, and
had his 6ne gold watch stolen. 1t lie slsO
iriimated that the Prof was drunk.
MIR. ID. G. Rowland, for is years the
very able General Superintendent Of the
L. & n. r. r., has resigned in preference
to working under orders from the new Gen.
ersl Manager, Mr.. Bradford Durham.
The East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad Company have purchas-
ased one hundred acres Of ground in
Knoxville, Tenn, where the shops for the
entire system Il ,0s6 miles will be located.
The freight werehouse Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad, at Norfolk, Va, was
burned Wednesday, with 1000 bales Of
cotton, Gfty cars Of lumber, twelve cars Of
miscellaneous freight and other property.
LOss $500 900.
Fire al Shenandoah, p, destroyed
nearly 81, 100000 worth Of property. The
United States Hotel, Odd Fellows Hall,
Academy OF Music, the Herald Office and
Rowe Opers-house were among the pro-
minent buildings burned, besides 200 others
"A dispute about line fence between
two Kentucky farms, one lying in Menifee
and the other 10 Powell County has led to
bloodsbed, and there are fears that the peo-
pie in the adjoining portions Of the two
will take sides and general con-
fiict ensue.
--Comptroller Knox submitted the ad.
vance sheets Of his report to Secretary Fol-
ger. In order to prevent the threatened
of National bank circulation,
he recommends that the banks be authoriz
ed to issue in notes ninety per cent. Of the
market, instead Of the par vslue Of the
bonds held BY them.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

WE are glad to note that Capt A. ].
May, who shot james Furguson at Lexing-
ton. in May, 1880, is likely, after several
mistrials. 10 partly atone for his crime. Py
change Of venue his case was tried at Win
chssier this week and the jury, after being
out three days, returned verdict Of $500
fius and imprisonment for one year.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16
NO res or CURRENT EVENTS.

Newton @. Todd. Of Madison, died
suddenly last Sunday.
The factory and rolling mill OF the
Norton Iron Works were burned at Ash
and.
The total net revenue Of the United
states for the past year was SS9s, 2S7 ISL,
decrease from last year Of 81. 237 ,6es.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

An attempt was made to sssassinste
Charlie Ford at Richmond, No, this week
and Bob is said to have mysteriously dis
appeared. 1t seems that these miserable
an.ssins are never to enjoy q moments
psaoe and they ought not to. The idea Of
THAR making show Of themselves because
Of their cowardly deed, Is revolving to every
firm. man
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

TnE Courier Journals Washington cor
respondent gives what he assumes are reli-
ale figures in the Speakers race. Carlisle
hes ITO votes, certain. Randall so and Cox
q
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

Gov. Knott has demonstrated that 90
prosy subject as thanksgiving proclams-
tion can be made beautiful with thought
and feeling. This settles the paternity Of
the Duluth speech The man who can
make thanksgiving proclamation read
fresher than last years almanac joke lie
capable Of any Intellectual miracle
rGlsseow Times
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

IT IL announced that there will be no
military display a, the Inauguration Of
Judge Hoadley a. Governor Of Ohio. There
would never have been none when Knott
was inaugurated had not the outgoing
Governor been 30 excessively fond Of dis
pi.y. Mr.. Knott was opposed to il.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

The Pennsylvania Legislature is think
ing about sdjOurning after a session Of
nearly year. The Governor will order
another Thanksgiving day.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

Ir is pretty generally conceded that the
Southern States will cast lie 1853 electoral
votes for democratic nominee for Presi-
dent. The electoral college now consists
Of a0l votes, a majority Of which is POI
To elect democratic President the South
ern votes and IS from other States are need
ed. Where are they to come fromY The
New York Sun thinks that unless the dem
ocrsts who have msiority Of GO in the
next House act In such a manner as to
throw away their chances and good can
didste is nominated, without any blunder-
ing snywhere, 1t Is reasonably certain that
New York with her SO votes, New Jerrey
with Q. Ohio with 20, Indiana with Is, Ne
vads with 3. California With and Oregon
.; total 81, will give a majority for the dem
ocrstic electors. The republican party
will go unless the democrats make asees OF
fhemselves.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

1T il said that in view Of the late over
whelping expression in Virginia against
Malone and his methods, Riddleberger,
who has will Of his own and who has
submitted to the CALLING arrogance Of Ma
hone, with decided impotence, has con-
cluded to cease playing the part OF "me
toor and intends TO set up for himself.
should he vote with the democrats, as
there is reason to suppose he will, the
republicans will have very precarious
majority In the Senate. As the body is
now rsckoned, il stands SS republicans, SO
democrats and two readjusters. One Of the
republicans will be President pro tenn and
unless the resdiusters both corporate with
them, that party can not be said to have
working majority.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16
VALUABLE
Garrard Co. Lands
FOR SALE.

offer At private sale my Arm OF about 800 acre..
In Garrard, about one mile below Camp Dick Rob
inson, With large cottage house Of eight rooms, In
number one repair, all necessary outbuiidipgs. and
ne sry ali being In grnss. On the place n disiil-
lery Of about 100 bushels capacity. The turnpike
from Danviile 10 Lexingt0n runs through this
les acrss a part Of the h. N. Jones iarm. on the
same pike. adjoining the above. The ivo places
uiil - sold a hole, divided % suit purchas-
reiin the distillcry, orii can h. removed. Also
sInallfarm adjoining the a6ove-desCribed propcf-A
~, With fair improvements. In the Intersection O
the Da : willie and buena Vista turnpik--, coutain-
ing about IS acres. A small tractofli scres. ad-
Joining lands Of T. Dunn. Also store house In
the town of BryaDisville, warehouse near tue de-
pot 10 Lancaster burial lot In the Lancaster cem-
etery. Ao. All the above prop erty val b. sold
very liberal terms For further particulars call
o. address WM BERHElE,
SIP. iou bryautsville. Ky.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16

TIE republican papers are bowling that
the reason Malone was defeated was be-
cause the negroes were inundated by the
shot gun policy insugursted at Danville.
Aropos Of this the Petersburg Mad says:
Ia has come to light tina, the negroes here
RETAINED from voting under or orders from
Malone. The object was in case Of very
close election, to have the county, which
was certainly democratic, thrown out on
the grounds Of intimidation. As Mahone
w@s overwhelmingly defeated every where,
the project has fallen through and the ne
groes are very sore over their failure to
vote, q privilege they greatly relish. 1t has
had tendency to dissatisfy them With
their old B ,ss, as many feel that they have
been grossly deceived.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16
Sale Of Personally (!
will sell at public auction at my place near Me
Kinney, on
FRIDAY,NOyEMBER 81, 1883

ALI my stock and crop, consisting Oh
One bunch Of erha good Calues, yeariings,
2.yedr Odds and number Of good mich
C0rs, 20 head Of broke Nudes, s or 10
good Horses. lot n (at Hogs, fine
iOt Of ShOdts, ? thoroughbred
SouthdOln Bucks aida
lot Of mountain Eires; also,
he Corn grOwR on 30acres Of land,
3 barTcis apple Brandy Of my OUn
make dbd one distdieyy complete for making
4, Household and Kitchen Furniture, 6c., &C.
TERMs.--All sums Of sl5 aud under. cash; over
that amount credit Of six months with interest.
Negotiable notes with approved security required.
CSC. W. ALFOHD.
II. T. Bush, AuctiOneer, li9G-td
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16
DR. II. Il. SMITH,
Homeopathic Physician,
DANVILLE, KENTUCKY.

Residence, Clemens House, Office OPP. Central
Nat Bank. Special attention 70 diseases Of women
and children Tor the past eighteen years. ll65-sm
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-16
Farming Lumber /!

Call on us OF write for prices We keep large
stock and will do our best 10 please you In prices
and quality Of material.
DANPlLLE PLASING MILL ca
ll5-sms Danyile, Ky.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-02
The UirllWaVS,

~ correspondent of the Grecnvilo N,ws
makes tho following suggestions about thc
public roads in Grecnville county. which
will apply MS will to this County.
'The tine is close at hand for the roads
to be worked. The farmers have about ..Inid
by" Let the Commissioners order the roads
Worked-six days work-and where il il
necessary, let them spend some oithe conn.
~ funds and they will receive the "well-
done from the weIlmeaning cilizcus n,
large.
"Let them make it convenient, ifrossible
to visit some, if not all, OF tho roaGs during
the work, and give directions and advice TO
the hands. (They are supposed to know)
Ihey should have their supervisors md
oVerscers practical men il they have to get
them from men who arc ''rund free"
'Where the road is really bad let il be
worked well with double track. Keep
brush and poles ont oi bad places and haul
rock II they have to pny for hauling.
'Cnt all dead timber, and cut tho shade
from over wet places. Have the rock blast,
ed out Of the roads and bitches, and keen
the roads straight where it is possible to do
80. He sure TO impress on oversecrs the im-
roftance of ditoheS, and require them to see
aud have good and sufficient bitches cut a
long every and all roads Let steep hills
be graded 80 that our dumb bIutes eau
have a little mercy shown them when haul
ing heavy loads. This, and only this, we
want of you County Commissioners. The
Road Law demands this Of you gen. lemen, 20
you see We only want you to do yom duty,
and require those under you to do theirs"
We would add, let every overseer who has
. ''wster break" cut across the road. unless
il is bridged, be Immediately discharged and
some one else appointed in his place who
will work The roads according to the dictates
prcommon sense aud leave tlicm.in better
eendito, than ihey found them
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-02
Conference Of Charities.

CoLuMniA, July Ex-Governor Thompson
has appointed 'he following delegates to
represent South Curolin, ut the Conference
of Charities TO be held at Louisville, Ky
September "a: From tho South Carolinn
Pcnitcniinry. the lion. ID. +. Bradley, chair
mnn board Of directors, Pickcns; Col. Z. j
Lipscomh, supcrintIcnlcnr, Columbia. Fro,n
the State Lunatic Asylum, Capt. W. B
Stanley, chnirmrn hoard Of regents, Cots
umhia; DR.. p. j.. Griffin, superintendent
Columbia. From the State institution for
The Education of the Deaf aud dumb and
blind, the Hon. II. }. Moore, chairman
hoArd commissioners, Spartnnhurg; Prof.
| n +. Walker, superintendent. Cedar
| Springs. From the Chan Lesion Orphan Asy
lum L. d. MoHry, Esq. chairman borrd
| OF commissioners, Charleston; Miss Agnos
k Irving, superintendent, Charleston.
This conference OF charities will be II
| meeting Of The representatives of the pen 70
| nj and charitable institutions of tho United
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-02
srsEsg CnEsx, N. C.. july 10, 1883

STEBbB CUsBX, N. e., July 10, 1888.
DEAS SGNfiNErh Before lcayinE home
prodiscd TO write and give you the impress
sous made and some Of the thoughts sug
gesied, by the new scenes and associations
involved in Il Journey from Tickens to this
place, now undertake the iul6lfment.-
Through The Kindness Of n highly esteemed
friend ! was enabled to reach Easlcy on the
morning Of the l7lh instant, in time iol
the eastern bound train. Here | found
Mr.. VIM. "A. NJ. arrd his most excellent wifi,
and our young friend Miss n. II. OF this
place, waiting and ready to ion me in a
ride over the Air Line to this wildly iuncd
and much favored section OF North Cnrolinu
We tuuml ourselves aboard of the tram
precisely at 1910 a. NJ. We had dreaded
the ride because of Tie excessive du and
heat; but from some cause, fwtrcl4tcr the
good company. the refreshing ice water,
the courteous attentions OF the conductor,
the "nlicirntions of nCcIing our friends
who were expecting our arrival at Steele
creek We know noD the ride to us was Il
most pleasant cXreriencc-no wcnrincss
nor fatigue, no aching heads nor sn;,rtng
cycS--'hc natural Consequences Of u trip by
rail i'll dry warm weather, bnt one oonrin.
uous, uninterrupted run until the couluc
tor AT % L. NJ, cried out "Sicclc Creek
Station" The distance we found that VIC
had passed over from lO.iO in the morning
TO ~ in the afternoon, to bc ll3 measured
miles. We were 80 taken up with things
inside Of the cnuGh, and 80 engaged in con
vcrSatiou that, we failed to observe uuch
OF interest that We might have noted, ct the
outside country through which VIC were
passing so swiftly. Indeed the hconc with
| out was uniuviIing, twisted corn, willing
nnd dying and dropping quito, plants
under the pnrching rays OF II July sun,
have but little charm TO the eye Of lraYcl-
lcrs. Soon after leaving the station, (Cnw-
pcns) nj which the Train stopped for dinner
ID or 70 minutes, VIC remarked quite IL
change Of temperature. There was an cy
dent dumpucSs aud coolnosS in the atmos-
phcrc, which mtraclc our attention. On
looking ont in search Of the cause we saw
! the excavations along the track filed with
wa'or and the growing crops green and
life like, showing thar t,crc hail been
recent rains The crops are very nrumls-
ing in this srvtion.
At Steele Gro X Station we were met Iy
the Rev. a. p n. who WAS waiting to con.
vcy us to his home (l miles uisinnt). We
know that The many friends of Rev. \ ,,nu
family, will be glad 10 Erar that he is most
pleasantly located. He is the pastor of on,
OF The largest Presbyterian cougrcgaliun>
III the Southern country. The III membership
Of his pastoral charge numbers four han
drcd and sixty Souls All Of who m wor.;:i!
together IN the same house. I his has been
Presbyterian community nunl tiIlr atmry
lmmcmor'al The chuch (Sicclc Greek
was orgnnizcd in c"!"n'al times. # is nId;.,
| than the States. liz ag" seems I" Increase
the degree Of src!cdnr:a OF the p!ncr. ia,
history OF IniS Old cAnlcn would certainty
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-02
Public Meeting.

The citizens OF Pickens Court House helo
meeting on last Friday evening fOr the
purpose Of selecting delegate to the meet
ing Of the Direct ors of the Caroline, Cum
6eriaud Gap and Chicago Rail~aF Go. at
Aikcn on the Ist instant. Capt. }. L..
Thornley, was Called 10 the chair; j. L. Ca~
ry, Esq. offered tho following p;'ramblr and
resolution, which were ANONYMOUSLY adopt
Il.
"WhcrCaH, meeting Of the Directors Of
the tnruli':n. can hcrlaud Gap and Chicago
Ruilr"ah is 10 he held At Aiken, s. G., on
WcdnrSCay the lst August for the purI osc
OF establishing the route OF said Railroad and
wh'rens We believe il crafty to the interests
Of "'lr town and County that the original
line hr ndhcarcd TO, therefore be it.
HG"(r,d by the citizens oi Pickens C.
H., that lien. D. + Bradley be chosen rs II
delegate from this place to represent our
inl,'cHts in snid knIrond meeting and that
copy Of these proceedings be published in
ihC lickcns SEATl&EL."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-02
About Newspapers.

Postmaster General Gresham has Issued
ihc following order in reference to the care.
less h"nilinG Of newspapers by postmas-
tcrs and th,ii clerks:
OFFICE OF GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT
ENilwAY. MAILSLENlCE WA>uiNGroN July,
10, lNS3.-Urdcr No. ILL., Complaint has
hvcm made to this Department that second
class mail matter newspapers and peri,
"dicnls sent to regular subscrhcrS) is not
in nil cases promptly forwarded to the u,l-
'!rcSScc. Such matter is of mt least cuual
Importance with letter mail and il should
hc treated with equal care by postal clerks
II il Is necessary To wilh,lrnw second class
mnItcr from IFS wrapper in o,dcr 10 nsccr-
tam its destination. il mny be DONE but
viii! not he allowed for any other purpose.
Second class matter will bc treated as pre-
SCrihud by tho rcguintionS nnd orders II
postal clerks find amy second class matter
improperly drcc,cd-thn, is to say, ud.
dressed to the wrong oiiicc--thcy should
report the fact ON the trip SO that
the superintendent may notify the pub
Usher, but should no, change the address
OF course Of the package. The Postmast cr
! Gcn,rIi desires that the practice OF reading
newspapers and pcrioh!calS passing through
the mails be discontinued, wherever, i,
| exists.
w. B. THOMPSON, Gent Sup't
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-02
From the N. c., Mountain Banner.
Another Railroad Scheme.

through railroad route from Baltimore
I" Atlanta, the central point of the cas,
South, will touch points in North Carolina
that have never had rnlrond fuc,lilics Hus.
mess now hcg'ns tn see it. The Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company is tho first cor.
pora'ion that seems to have realized the
Importance of n direct through line to the
South. To the credit OF the Baltimore and
ohi" Rnilrond Company it is the first that
seems to have realized and taken hold Of
TINS important enterprise. With the idea Vt
direct through line South, they have cor.
S'rncied road now almost completed
salem, Va, in the direction Of Atlanta Ga
The line if extended will strike Wilkcshoro,
Lenor, Mcrgnnton, Kulhcrfurlton, Culum-
bus. North Carolina, Grccnvillc, South Car.
ol1nh, ami 90 on to Atlanta, through the
richest and best portions of our State and at
what might DC called the head of IN yiration
giving IN lmmedinte outlet TO the richest
mineral and agricultural section in the I'm.
ION. The Importance of this project can not
he realized by The ordinary mlnd, and when
ITS c"nsummation is effected the honor and
the profit will nc awarded TO that company
which, having real eye to business, snail
penetrate the virgin section al inccnt to nm
AIR line between Baltimore and Atlanta.