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The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

The Camden stage brought to this market yester-
day large quantity of bueberries.
The first number of the Sea Breeze, Northports
seaside Journal will be published next week by
Geo. +. Bracket, of this city.
The Methodist society of this city will make their
annual excursion on Tuesday of next week. on
steamer Queen City. They will go to Verona and
Bucksport.
The Bangor Commercial Of Monday says:
Mr. c. b. Hazeltine, of Belfast is irving his
luck this afternoon fishing for salmon below the
dam with ny and rod in company with Eugene
Jersey ami others. The river has suddenly risen
ABOUT fifteen inches lately and that is considered
somewhat unfa1orabie for good fortune.
see Fred Atwood's especial Notice to Farmers"
1t was received by telephone, and written down
he sent it, but in doubt to some of the
figures. lfit Is not all right, however, Atwood will
make Il right, and he Will sell you haying tools
cheaper than you can get them elsewhere.
SAFETY HOLLOW WARE. The express agent
brought into the journal ofhcc last week what at
first glance we thought might be an Internal ma
chine and we were about 10 drop out of the window
and make 4 mole through Haney's awning when we
caught glimpse of one of Fred Atwood's labels.
Then We knew it must be one of his timely gifts
tn his friends OF the press. Next days mail brought
au explanatory letter from which we quote "Much
sIa is been committed by ladies' as well as gentle
men. from a sudden burst of temper caused by
llI burn. / send you by express a safety ket-
tc an think YOU and Mrs. Z. will feel that there
wild pe es7 need Of sin being committed while
looking torahuiIer. enclose circular descriptive"
The circular is illustrated and gives full particu-
KITS, With price list Of the different sizes. There
HAT bottom kettles for oil stoves and i've ga
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DIED

In this cty. July 10, Capt. James G'Ichrist, age,
about IS years.
In this city. July II, Dora Z. Crosby, aged .
years and months.
In this city, July 10, Charlotte Basford, aged s.
years.
In this city, July r. John Casey. aged "A years.
In this city, July y, Elmer Wesley Twombly
aged % years
In Swanville, July 10. Joshua West, aged 50 yrs
In lslesboro, June -, Othneil Coombs, aged s.
years and days.
In Waldoboro, July G, Lizzie, daughter of the
late James Cline.
In Thomaston, July 6. Isaac Mathews, aged IS
years.
In Rockland, July 5. DIR. Joseph II. Estabrook
aged 81 years, months, 20 days.
In Thomaston, July A. Mary A., Wife of Hollis
Overlook, aged 81 years, S months, % days.
In Thomaston, July ,, Francis B., wife of Oliver
X. PilsbuIy, aged % years, & months.
In Waldoboro, June %, David NJ. Wyman, aged
20 years, months.
In San Francisco, June %, Mary NJ. widow OF
David Farnham, formerly of Rockland aged 81
years.
In Swanvlle, July II, Charlotte Knowlton, aged
81 years.
In Brooks, July u, Francis Ciley, aged Is years,
month, "a days.
In Waldo, July II, Lucetta NJ. Bowdoin, aged
l6 months.
In Vinalhavcn, July 8, Samuel c. Mills, aged 81
years.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

Charles Grant, of Boston, Mass. 1921 for SIPS;
same TO Emery ID. Leighton, of Boston, l,3!d for
SIPS; same to Sarah j. Robinson, of Chelsea,
Mass. 1920 for Sips; same to Edward d. p. Nick
els, of Searsport, Me, l-l6th for S225O; same to
David Nlckes, OF Searsport, Me-, 18th for $500
same to Jonathan &. and Henrietta T. Nickels, Of
Searspor, Me-, 9-52ds for $l0,23.
FREIGIITS from the weekly Freight Circular of
Snow Y Burgess, New York, to July IL. There
has been no important revival of interest in any
department of the trans At antc trade during
the week. The River Plate trade has quoted down
particularly 50 as regards Lum ber stocks of which
are considered very full there; for general cargo
there has been only moderate supply. To Brazil
there is some inquiry for tonnage to load Flour
with rates quoted about before. To Cuba and
other neiShborlng foreign ports the movement CON
tnues rather limited, with rates somewhat favor
ing shippers The COastWiSe Lumber trade is
quiet, and quotations indicate an easier tendency
lower rates having been accepted during the week
The Coal trade Is without special change. We
notice the following charters: Schr NJ. g. Millen
3l9 tons, hence to Port SPAIN general cargo, at or
about s 1900 Blk f. +. Richards, ga TONS from Port
johnson TO Portland Coal, 30 cents, lowed and
discharged. Schr Chas. HEATH I59 tons, from
Perth Amboy to Bangor, Coal 30 cents. Schr Jen
ME q. fiilshury, III TONS from Eizabcthport to
Provincetown, Coal 80 cents and discharge. Schr
Fannie A. Gorham, 200 Nj Lumber from Jackson
vile to New York, 81 30. Brig H. c. Sibley, ISL
tons, hence to Boston, Coal - cents. Schr Never
& Muller, 400 tons, hence to Mayport Stone. 81 40
Schr Raven, l20 tons, from EiZabethport to Salcm
Coal, 81. Schr American Chief, IS tons, hence to
Belfast, Corn, "a cents. Schr Penobscot Lumber
Jacksonville to New Y ork, $4.50--20 NJ per day.
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Boston Marker

BOSrON, July IL.
Bu-TER-somewhat improved; quite firm; jot
lots of fresh creamery, 20922c; northern, lSdl9c
new northern tairies, lGal1c selections, Is l9c.
CnEEsE-ln good shape, the receipts being quite
well sold up; good Ohios have sold at 4 &C. anC
J ork States at Sa> &c; round lots of good western
~ aSc; northern, e3S4ec low grades, &c. THESE
prices are for wholesale lots.
EGGs-Ncry quiet and rather steady. Choice
fresh eggs are i'll favor but others are dull; extra
l4al4ac; northern, l3d lie.
PoTAToES-Demandh has been good, and the mar
et is well cleaned up at 2a2 p for No. |, with fail
to good at Sl50 dl1j.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
DYSPEPSIA

Causes its 7ictims to be miserable. hopeless,
confused, and depressed in mind, very irrita-
BILE, languid, and drowsy, 1t Is disease
which does not get well Of itself 1t requires
careful. persistent attention, and remedy 10
throw off the causes and tone up the diges-
tive organs till they perform their duties
willingly Hoods Sarsaparilla has proven
just the required remedy in hundreds OF cases.
81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for dys-
pepsia, from Which have suffered two years
tried many ether medicines, but none proved
so satisfactory IS Hoods Sarsaparilla"
THOMAS Cook, Brush Electric Light Co.,
NeW York CITY.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

SANDY POINT. The Brig l.. Staples, Capt. j. p
Showers arrived here Friday last from Philade
phia loaded with coal. She towed to Bangor on
Monday. C. f. Black is still very sick, although
he seems to be improving. Two picnic parties
were at Frenchs Point on Saturday; one from
Prospect and one from Prospect Ferry DR.
Freeman Waning and family from Somerville
Mass, came Saturday. His family will remain
during the summer....A strawberry festival viii
be held in the Hall Thursday eve.
THoRNDIKE. Hayins began in earnest on Mon
day. Walter Sayward is at home vacation
He has been engaged number of years as teach
Ell i'll the Marcella Street Home, 30 ston. Miss f.
j. Percy. of Unity, is also at home. She has been
the principal of the High school at Ottumma, Iowa
under salary of $1,000 per year, and has engaged
for another year. N. A. Gates, of Unity, had
green peas ready for the market the 2Sth of June
and sold some - bushels the 81 of July. He has
or different varieties planted He has also some
very nice strawberries. They are very large and
of nice flavor, Gates is model farmer and
has a very fine farm.
MONTH LIE. Dea. Benz. Gowen is very sick viii
pneumonia Mrs. Charles French was tmowr
from her carriage last Saturday by her horse being
frightened, but fortunately was not seriously in
jured. Mr.. John Bryant is on the sick list. He
has had shock Miss Lizzie Stevens has beer
quite ill, but is comfortable at present. DIR. Dan
iel Dyer, of Burnham, preached at the Freewi
Baptist church, North Montville last Sunday.
j. r. Clement has returned home from Belfast
where he has been at work. The Grange store al
the Centre is in the interest of the patrons Will
quite full stock Of goods. Frank A. Cushnan i,
salesman at present......N. Hall has has Il her
which recently laid an egg that measured 81 rs in
Trot out your larger ones.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
The leprous distilment, whose effect

That, swift as quicksilver, itcourses through
The natural gates and alleys of the body"
and causes the skin to become "barked about, most
aZarke with vile and loathsome crust' such are
the effects of diseased and morbid bile, the only an
t.dote for which is to cleanse and regulate the liver
an office admirably performed by DR.. Pierce'a
Golden Medical Discoverv.'
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

Extracts from private memoranda of Louis
Riel have been published. The greater part of
the matter is silly nonsense. RieI claims in
these memoranda divine inspiration and proph-
estes the cause Of Duck Lake and other fights.
No new light is thrown on causes of the rebell-
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

Thursday was the hottest day of the season
in many parts of New England. Boston claimed
50! degrees at noon, and some places in New
Hampshire 1922 Persons in Milton, Stanford
and Darlington N. H., were Frustrated by the
heat. The mercury ran up to % in Lewiston
but the shower at four O'Clock cooled the atmos-
phere considerably.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

It's no secret that DR.. Picrces compound Extract
of Smart Weed is composed of best genuine French
Brandy, distilled Extract of Smart-W Weed and ia
maica Ginger Root, with Camphor Essence, and
constitutes, therefore, the best remedy yet known
for collie cramps, cholera morbus, diarrh9a
dysentery or bloody luN, or to break up colds
fevers and intiammatory attacks. 80 cents. BY
druggists
1t is now asserted that the Dominion govern
ment, TO escape from very unpleasant predc-
ament, will connive at Rers escape to the
United States.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
Sad Havoc is Created

among the tenants of the mouth by allowing i'm
puritcs to collect upon their surface in their in
terstires. SOZODONT removes every vestige o
tartar from the teeth, and renders their premature
decay impossible. 1t not only mpartS Whitenes
and yigor, but communicates hardness and rosi
ness to the gums. The breath acquires most ac
ceptable fragrance from its use it is purely bo
tanc liquid and may be relied on to accomplish it,
a gritty tooth paste. 2w2S
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

By the latest estimates the fisheries of Great
Britain are rated worth $50, 100000 annually,
the United States is second in the world ut
$43,0OO,0OO, and Russia third at $26 100000.
DR.. Frank Hamilton's wife, who died few
days ago, rendered him valuable assistance in
preparing his medical works, in one of which
he makes cordial acknowledgment of the fact.
A resolution in favor of the establishment of
a signal station at every agricultural college in
the country was adopted at the session Of the
agricultural convention in Washington, Thurs
day.
The prospects of peace in Peru are growing
DINNER. The demands of General Caceres are
SO prepOsterous that the government refuses to
entertain them. Negotiations have been brok-
en- off.
A committee of scientists recommends that
copper rods be placed around the roof of the
Washington monument, at each joint with 200
needle rods projecting therefrom to protect it
from lightning.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

Young men or middleagcd ones suffering from
nervous debility and kindred weaknesses should
send three letter stamps Tor illustrated book sug
costing sure means of cure. Address Worlds
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. \.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

The son of Big Bear, the Canadian Indian
chief, is on the march to Montana with part of
his tribe. If he crosses the border there may
be trouble.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

The heads of the executive departments al
Washington are considering the propriety OF
reducing the vacation period from thirty 10
twenty DAYS.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
MARRIED.


In this city, July 2nd, at the N. f. Parsonage by
Rev. ". Henry Williams Mr.. Fred A. Howard OF
Washington, and Miss Celestial NJ. GHdden of Pal
ermO.
In this city, July lith, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. W. Henry Williams, NJ =
Fred L. Banks AMI Miss Eva L. Mudsett, both Of
Belfast.
In Monroe, July 4th by Rev. A. f. Brown, MI
H. l.. Fenlason, of Jackson and Miss EVE l.. CroA.
ford, of Monroe.
In Searsport, July 4. 10y Rev. c. l.. Haskell, Mr..
BENJAMIN Il. Gcrey of Searsport, and Miss Adle
A. Richards of North Isicsb0ro
In South Hope, July t. by Nathaniel Afford, ESQ.
Jethro Simmons and Ida NJ Pitcher. both of Sears.
mont
In Bremen, June y, Isaac Burns, OF Waldoboro,
and Mrs. Amelia EisenhaGer, of Bremen
At Deer Isle, June "A. Thomas 5. Hatch and
Susie f. Wool both Of Deer Isle.
In Ellsworth, July 3, Mr.. Lewis Flood and Mrs.
Ida f. Smith, both Of Ellsworth
In Ellsworth, July 4. Mr.. Oscar ID. Wentworth,
of Eastport and Miss Carrie Hodgkins of Hancock.
In Orland July >. Mr. John Ii. Marks and Mrs.
Emma l.. Hammond, both of Orland
In Buck>port, July |, Mr.. George q. Atwood ana
Miss Lucy NJ. Norwood, both of Bucksport.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
Sick Headache

"For the past two years have been
afflicted with severe headaches and dyspep-
STA. Was induced to Try Hoods Sarsapa-
rlla, and have found great relief cheer
fully recommend il to ALL Mrs. E F.
ANNABLE, New Haven, Conn.
Mrs Mary C. Smith Cambridgeport, Mass,
was a sufferer from dyspepsia and sick head
ache She took Hoods Sarsaparilla and
found 1t the best remedy she ever used.
Esoodss SarsapariIla
Sold by all druggists 81; six for S.. Made
only by G. /. HOOD co. Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
Lost.

EROM BALLARD'S COTTAGE, at the South
l. Shore, Northport Camp Ground, a ROW BOAT,
painted white with narrow red stripe just below
the gunwae, amt box in the bow locked with a
paddock. Any person who will return the boat to
me shall receive a reward of $500 Give dolars)
ISAAC BALLARD,
lW29* Northport Camp Ground.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
In recent letter anent the Senatorial election
in New Hampshire Hon. William +. Chandler

in New Hampshire Hon. William Z. Chandler
well says:
The issues of the future are too important to
allow Republican dissension. The nationa
government is in the hands Of a party absolute.
ly dominated by rebels who tried to destroy il
by secession and civil war. The country will
soon become FESTIVE under the rule of polite
ians who make their hypocritical pretences OF
superior public honesty cover for acts OF
hatred and revenge against all Republicans
who remain radical and faithful, and show
that they intend to continue the conflict in
which they We're unfairly defeated in 1884
Every dog may have his day, but that of the
reasonable northern Democracy, allied by the
southern suppressors of free suffrage by fraud
and murder, will be short one. Gen. Logan
and Senator Hoar have sounded the call in
strong words. Every true Republican will
party, led by the confederacy again in saddle
1t will not this time take four years to un
saddle it.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
Notice.

l.
WHEREAS, DANIEL 5. SIMPSON of Sears
" port, by his mortgage deed dated the ninth
day OF April, A. D. 1914 lad recorded in the Regis
try of Deeds of Waldo County, in Vol. I16, Page
1871, conveyed to SEARSP0RT SAVINGS BANK,
of said Searsport certain lot of land with the
buildings thereon, situated in said Searsport, in
said County of Waldo, bounded and described as
follows: Beginning on the easterly side of Mosman
street, socaed, at the GENRE of elm tree, stu
ated five hundred and fortvslN feet south of Main
street, thence north, sixty -four and three fourths
degrees east, ia feet to stake; thence south,
thirty degrees and twenty minutes east, sixty feet
four inches to stake; thence westerly, parallel to
the first named line, one hundred and eighteen feet
to the centre of elm tree, in the easerly line of
said Mosman street; Themes by said Mosman street
sixty feet to the place of beginning. Being the
same premises conveyed BY Fitz Howard Mosman
to said Simpson, by deed lated May 10, 1876, and
recorded in said Registry Of Deeds, Vol l.;i, Page
304. And whereas the condition of said mortgage
has been broken, now therefore, by reason of the
breach of the condition thereof, |, Charles F. Cor
don. treasurer of said Savings Bank, under the d.
rection of the trustees of said Bank, claim for said
Savings Bank foreclosure of said mortgage this
18th day of July, A. ID. 1885
3w29 CHAS. f. GORDON,
Treasurer of SearspOrt Savings Bank
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16
Letter from Portland.

TIE PORTLAND POST OFFICE. AN EFFICIENT
POSTMASTER REMOVED TO MAKE A PLACE
FOR AN OFFENSIVE PARTISAN. DIRTY
WORK. GOSSIP ABOUT THE CUSTOM HOU Sc
HON. BION BRADBURY.
The Republican journal., 1885-07-16

WINTERPORT A sacred concert was given in
Union Hall on Sunday evening under the auspices
of the Winterport Musical Association. The "Scr-
vice of song" was arranged for the occasion by
Rev. A. A. Lewis, leader of the Association. The
programme consisted of Reading of Scripture and
prayer by Rev. Mr.. Taylor, Select hymns and an
thems by the association, Familiar hymns and re-
sponsive reading by the congregation and remarks
on emusic and its benefits" by Revs. Taylor and
Lewis. Mrs. DIR. SWEET the organist, was assisted
by e. X. Lougee on the cornet and George Snow
on the bass viol. The concert was free and was
greatly enjoyed by the large audience which filed
the hail. AT the morning service of the NJ E.
Church five persons were baptised and nine were
received into the church. AT the close of the
Grammar School at the lower village the following
pupils had not been absent or tardy during the
term: Anna Scott, Helen Arey Grace Rowell,
Mie Haley, Ethel Moody, Priscilla Parker and
Sadie Jepson. Hortense Rankin and Mamie Nc
Cormck absent through sickness. Leslie Simpson
absent one half day. BERTHE Blaisdell absent one
day.. Miss Dolloh, of Dixmont type writer and
photographer, is in the employ of Mr. Fred Atwood
at present.. Miss Ellie Alden, telegraph operat-
or has gone to Belfast for few weeks and Mrs.
Susie Co1ren fills her place in the Office Among
the late arrivals in town note the following
Mr.. Lewis Libby and family and Mr.. Albert Whit
ney and family of Waterloo, Iowa, visiting friends
in West Winterport. Mr.. John Beches and son of
Boston. Mr.. and Mrs. Southland of RocAport, with
their two daughters from Massachusetts. Mr..
Benz. Grant and family, of Newtonvil lie, Mass.
Mrs Abbie Smith, of Bangor visiting friends in
the village. Mr.. Fred C. Atwood, from Boston,
Miss Della Martin from Lynn spending their va
cation at home Mrs Webb and family of Bangor.
Mrs. James Ferry and her mother Mrs. Tyler Of
Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Rundlett of Boston and
Mrs. Hattie Dahman of Dakota who are spending
the summer In town.. Mrs. Abbie Durham and
her son Willie left for Brockton, Mass, and Mrs
Mary Coffren for York Beach on Mondays boat.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-07-22
From

1t is too hot to work and too hot t.
play base ball, what can we do?
Mr.. Gage is just finishing a beautiful
marble tablet for j. X. burst & Co
They intend placing i: i'll their new
building.
a negro excursion passed Greenwood
Saturday OH their way to Greenville.
The new stores add already much to
the beauty of the town
The coming fall will bring with i,
many changes in the places Of business
OF some of. our most prominent mer-
chants.
Mr.. Henry Smart is making a visit to
the patcrnal head.
The a & X. Depot is approaching
completion. Soon the voice Of the
agent will be heard, 'tickcts to all
points North and Wcst.o
Around the hotel seems like business.
The additions will be attractive and
roomy.
Rev. Mr.. Mathews. Of the Prcsbytc-
rian Church preached from this text on
Sunday. Whatever thy hand fndeth
to do. do it with thy might" He han
died his subject we'll.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-07-22
Bible Society Directors.

The sixty-second annual meeting OF
the Abbeville district Bible Society will
convene in the Methodist church, at Alb
neville Court House, ut IL O'Clock, on
the morning of the last Wednesday,
(29th) in July, inst.
Rev. II. F.. Bradley will deliver the
annual sermon.
w. l.. Miller, Esq, will deliver the
annual address.
The Board. of Directors Rev. w. M.
Grier, ID. d., President; Messrs. Il. II.
Wardlaw, r. n. Pratt, j. l.. Martin, j.
5. Cothran and S. McGowan, Vice
Presidents Mcssrs. j.. O.: Lindsay,
ID. d., w. F. Pearson. II. II. Sloan, ID. D..
James Boyce, ID. d., w. II. Hancklc, j.
p. Marion, Il. 4. Cunningham, j. L,
PRESLEY, Patrick II. Bradley, VIM. X.
Blake. j.. p. Kennedy, &. Med. Miller,
j.. L. Parks and j. ID. Neall, Directors,
are requested to meet in the Law Office
of Perrin &. Cothran, 10 a. nj. &C. & G,
K. II. time.) on the Goth instant.
, W. NJ. GnIER, President.
L. w. PERnIN, Rec Secretary.
July Is ct lis.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-07-22

Mr.. A. Rosenberg, that entcrprising
merchant Of Greenwood. expects to oc-
"upy, after the first Of September, the
store 0 in possession of j.. +. Simmons
Il Brother. In order to fill it with new
goods, he offers his whole stock on hand
now for sale at and below cost. Call
early and secure a bargain.
July Is, If
Mr.. H. H. Murphy. m excellent ma
chinest Of Greenwood, is in town, ready
to repair your machine on reasonable
terms. He warrants his work and
brings good testimonials from response
bic parties. He may be addressed at
Greenwood, and will repair machines
any where in this or Laurcns County.
July Is It ia
Emory's Little Cathartic is the b estand
only reliable Liver Pill known, never fails with
The most obstinate cases, purely vegetable,
sugar-c""t"a t:S:ai.s, harmless, no gripping
or unpleasant effects. Druggists sell them
lis cents.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-07-22
MESSAGES.

j. l.. Miller. NJ. d., Of Due West, has
just been honorcd with the distinction
Of a. NJ. from Washington and Jeffer-
son College, Pa.
Ayers Sarsnparilla is the most eff
fective blood-purRer ever devised. 1t
is recommended by the best physicians.
elders Pills are the best.
Not a particle Of caIomcl or any
other deleterious substance enters into
the composition of Ayers Cathartic
Pills. On the contrary, they prove OF
special service to those who have used
calomel and other mineral poisons as
medicines, and feel their injurious eli
fects. In such cases Ayers Pills arc
invaluable.
Strike at the fountain head the course
Of all evil. 1t is worms that has dcs-
troycd the health Of your child. Give
Shriner's Indian Vermifugc before it is
too late. Only 25 cents a bottle.
II. II. p. prevents malaria.
Mr.. Hodges requests that the teachers
report at the New Hotel, promptly.
Call on MI. II. D. Reese, our superb
photographer and see those beautiful
pictures taken by him during the grand
educational festivities at Mccormick
last Friday.
The trustees Of the public schools
should not forget the meeting on to.
morrow. Business Of vital Importance
is to be transacted, and a full meeting is
requested. r
The teachers who attend the institute
are requested to report their arrival at
the New Hotel in order that some mr.
rangcmcnt may be made to accommo-
date them.
Mr.. William l.. Woods. charged with
the killing Of one Carter. a negro, was
up before Judge MCGOWAN on yesterday
on a writ Of ha6cds corpus. Bail was
granted him in the sum Of $4,000. Mr..
L. s. L. Wood and Mr.. Jas. A. Bigby
becoming his surcties.
Judge j. j. Hussey came in to see us
on Tuesday. The Judge thinks. there
were about $500 people at Mccormick
on the 18th inst.
Don't forget the meeting Of the Liter
airy Club to be held at Mr.. w. 4. Tenn
plcton, on Thursday night. Mr.. George
g. Hodges will read the essay. His
subject will be, Need. Of changes n
the school law"