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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
Arlau saw Traveller!

tArGausaw Traveller
II amt 5Evine ter stay III di, heah country
no longer len / ken hep rem lrled an old
negro whose general good humor and salts
feel condition rendered his observation sig
niticant
what, the matter. EH.' some one
asked.
'Neber mine whuts lie matter, | kahn
stay in dis country"
"Auyboiy keen abusing you3'
''Hes. sab, da l."
Infringe on your risht~.'
'Sahs'
"Tramrls upon your rightsa'
Yes. sah da lid. Trampai on me viii
bot feet
Tell me about it
Wall. yer knows, sab, dat Use er mighty
han fur cGilun isa got some twelba mr.
hfteol at my house. yer know. Dis
mawuia' Will ia ali nu3 in lie yard it
struck me dat dar wuz er powerful chance
o. them, 50 ! '-,un;er count. Wall sab
counted tuaaty-thraa. Look heah, wife,
81, how come all desc chIluu in heaho She
sortes 'yaiet te >uhieclz Tut at las she
'Bao0led-4i dat lie extra chi}Iua ! 3nged ter
her sister want wa@ dun run away. Now,
boss how long does YER reckon ] had been
err totiu' slrt extra loadE'
Il have idea"
No, sab, 3oaH' 'spo5e yer has. I'll boen
feedin' dem chiilun fur two munts, sab.
thought dat it tuck IA powerful chance ter
cat but didn't think, sab, dat my wife
vuz err stut;in' de baliocI box dater way.
Nor, sab, ain't rwine ter stay heah."
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06

PHLNTK At!A- I.IGHT AND Fuel toMVA&Y.
The undcrs.y uca have fprsuc ana organized
themselves III 4 company or incorporation to
lie known dS the pIiat ka Gas Light and Fuel
Company. md. Tine general nature of the
business to h, transacted shall TIC the manu-
facture of ga- and Tie sale of -sts a1I coal for
lights and fuel.
;ird- The amount of capital stock antE.or-
lied is fifty thousand dollars. ten Def cent Of
which shall bC paid in at the commandments
OF this organization, the remainder shalt he
paid rs the bylaws may direct and ~ it shall
pt called hS the directors, under the hE-tawS-
18th. The tima. Cf the couIn1c nc. neut of this
organ zttiuH Is of same date nrrcsy iIh. aud the
corporation shall Nprr by limitation twcuty
years thereafter. uut"ss continued Icy legal
means.
5tii. The business 1T t}r company shall he
conducted by 4 President and board al i've
Directors, Secretary and Treasurer, ana
StTcc other officers as may he provided for III
the by-ia~S-
9Th. The highest amount at Indebtedness
or liability to which the company cInH any
time suhieel itself Is fixed AZ ten thousand
dollars. This Jure 9Th 1855.
II =. a f{fEit.
COOK CARLETON,
WA. !. WINNEGaE9
ELAN DEW ESTGNN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
Nearly Through.


Customer seated in drug store, impa-
tjeatIv 70 boy who is tending storel- Say,
go auI see why your master is SO long get
ring me that bottle of l0-year old port.
Boy disappears, and returns after few
nlonent<l-He says he's pretty near
through, sir
Custcmar-Through whats
Boy-Thrvush maxim of it.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06

set free the hopeful and energetic forces Of
labor, and why shall we wonder that he be
came SOmew what Involved II their enter
prls9s! Was it any worse than to have gOna
back like Marlborough from ones victories
to the disgraceful intrigues of a woman's
court and there be ruined all the sames No
man Is above his time; speculation and the
cholera are impartial where they strike. IN
a peculiar degree, grateful and hopeful in
his age President Grant took endeavor
everywhere unsus piciousIy by the hand and
the physical mirror OF the United States IS
the map of his countenanca, with the kindly
intelligence of its communication and its
electrical humanity.
He who conquered division, multiplied the
means of union, and our late antagonists of
the south, en- think Of no face the
northern side at this moment to replace that
OF Grant-hoaest and earnest everywhcrs,
retaliatOTy in nothing, removed from in
trigue ike the bird above the storm, and
relapsing like the ocean from the tempest to
universal bcnefaction.
He was neither intuitiye nor stupid; he
was American hoy average all through,
never too Oil to learn, nor young enough to
fear
To the last history played its marveIs with
him Ike lightning round the mountains
head, and on the mountain top be died with
nothing mOrr dramatic said done than
him eli, the chiliiika believer in Goi's good
ness AMI mans kindness.
No recantatiUn in to weakness of any kind
no fear Of dying, nothing left but what his
country gave hlm-we present his merits to
the world not as tue solitary man OF great
ness We possessed, but as one of thousan Is
we are ready to furnish to the emergencies
of our fclov-men. And we contend that
out of the system of things established and
agreed upon in this republic Goa Grant
came tt his usefulness AMI fame.
There navoc was sham of any kind about
him; he was never ashamed Of the company
at his side; his moral courage did not forsake
him in the pre- cnce of court5 and kings and
no American ever had occasion to be
ashamed Of his manner, which were to
walk huWbly lefore his God If h was
once or twice pickle mp by bunko men, that
has happened also TO the best descended
people.
We Thank history for the human AMI
plaintivo error in his life. and that he never
made the prayer in the temple of God, /
thank thee that am not a. other men,
even lilo this publican
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06

Washing ton and the Obstinate Scotchman.
Washington Cor New York HeraldI
One of the first, if not the first, houses
built in this city is still standing. though it
has been with lGt an occupant for nearly
fifty years 1t is the cottage III which David
Burns lived. 1t i located at the foot of
Seventeenth street. and is in the same
square which the Van Ness mansion
stands. Davil Burns. as his name indicate5
S.otchman. He of tho fir>t
residents of Washington. Tho widows
mite farm, embracing 600 acres, and run
ming from the observatory tt about where
the patent Office stands, his property.
1t hal belonged to the Burns estate since
about l690 100 years before the city of
Washington founded.
When Gen Washington authorized
by congress tt purchase the land on which
the city of Washington was to be built he
came in contact with Davy a number of
times. The CAROLS owned all of what j.
now tbe eastern part OF the city. AMI eSpeci-
ally that part known As Capitol hill The
first meeting between Gen Washington
AMI Dlvy Burns took place under tree in
front q thu Barns cottage. Tie tree still
stands D3vr ra.Is..,l t. srii his farm and
Washington - IL bun loz, him cor iIer-
ably to even get Inn t. talk about ii. His
peach orchard va about where the White
House now stand It occupied all OF the
favorite walk FOR Cen Washington
ard Davy to stroll from the cottage over t.
the peach orchard.
After a couple OF weeks talking Burns
made up his mind that he would not sell
"Ye can tell your congress foIke," said
Davy. that David Burns won't be force1
out OF his house, that no won't sell, AMI that
he won't talk any more about it, Gen.
Washington left him and while lie did not
officially report to congress, he told every
one he talked on the subject with that Mr.
Burns was by large odds the most ob5tinate
man he had ever met. Davy heard of this
and wrote NashinEton: II suppose you
think people here are going to take every
grit that comes from You as pure grain,
but what would you have been if You hadn't
maTriei the Widow CurtiS?"
This enrazreI Washington very much. and
he decided t. apply force. He called on
Davy ana told him congress lad the right
to condemn for its own purpose any prop
erty, and that he woull secure a condemna-
ton. Davy yiellcl. AMI bargain was
struck the next day. This sale ma ie Burns
an enormously wealthy man. When Tom
Moore came 10 thi; country he was guest
at Davv Burns cottage, as have also been a
number Of other famous mon.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
Notice for final DISCHARGE,

s'ix III Jnths after 4 It. ~ executor OF the as
tIts. of Andrew Jordan tate. nf Putnam
~. .AslSt'i, viii present 10 TIM. e.t.tty
Judge 81 Putnam county Fiarjdr. nay final ..t-
counts and vouchers. ana th,n AK ior a ts.;Gl
discharge from he administration rt ~aid rs-
tate.
PaIatIa. Fla, june iuth, 49,.
AUGUSTUS NsNttt3.
EXecufuc If last viii aud tr~tancHt Is: An
drew Gordon deceased.
CIIHDIr& 8 GFTIIS ATT
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
Notice.

DfIi 20. SuIt. Pub. Ius.
Tallahassee. Aue- 24h. -.
sealed proposals viii IL, received Tor f:Ir-
niShin1 tht ItormitUry ar Moss Hal of the
State Agricultural! College. ut Lake CITY. stat
inn charge per month Tor each person, " hen
the number is less than nifty ami Wl@n tnort
than fifty, proposals must ht III this office. on
or before the IGth If sept. proX. All iutor-
nation may hc had upon application - Ti;c
Pres. 4. j. Holiday 1T Lake tity or to tn.
Supt. of pub Ius al Tallahassee. the Board
reserves the right t. rt.I ct amy an bids,
\ j. ri ~~FI.I.
~uIf. Pub ms AMI E<-nfrip Pres DI i,:trG
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
TRAINS ARltyf -4rGAi1r,v lfIs
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fEsN< GtTrT9E-.
Ct F.latAa wit .Iacl .tgG4v vile Tampa 4 Key
Wg~r Ky, fast river 9tca0reEs for st. &9l-
gust.2o. Green cow ~Gria4-- Jacksonville
and a3i points North. E.,-- -=.. Ee--- aGd with
IN river steamer fer co.lA rlpIIda- Also
with tile Twin screw tTar sa4..tHar ''Ftfy q
PsIiat ia,' ANA Steamship t.s pI MONTICELLO,
for trGrlc~tcn. Ettv IDIa tJ5t@I iliiaGel-
phia. ere.
Mai aims make close connection both ways
via =. T. y X. ~ S. az lsls-t.lg ~
lantic Coast Line. F.ISr HJ5t.
At waits CROSSING r4tsH florida Railroad
ana Navigation Co., tpC waldo.
At Gainesville VITA Savannah. Finriaa X
Western By for IalIaha sec. savannah AMI %
points North EHst tna ttgsf, and with Florida
Railway ard N5yiEatiau %. Tor Cedar Key.
Pensacola. New Orleans ana Tampa.
At eca!a with larida halfway and NaviGa-
tiou Co. and HACKS for Silver lrinrs
At iCe~bIE~ 18th the Sc. Johns and AXE
EiE~E IS division b me Florida southern Rail-
way, ana boats on Lake Hare -ol points IN
Lake
AZ Pemoectau7s Ferry with Tack IfaC TOR
ErroE9Eiile. IHrEcrtOwH. Fort Jaap. I0Tupa,
and south iorit4a.
:. tpEtEF .. ". BRoHW ELL.
General Manager. Srerf'i Pa agert
A. q. COwAS, Ge1'i Tray- Agt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
In Chancery.
In the Circuit Court Fifth Judicial Circuit Of
the state OF Florida in and for the
County q" Putnam.

jackson Williams
vs. Biij for Divorce.
laura Williams
1t appearing 10y applicant filed in the above
cause, that the defendant, laura Williams.
cOnccalS herself 50 that process cannot bc ser
we'd upon her, and that her residence i uTi-
known. and it further appearing that the said
Laura Williams is over the a.se OF twenty-One
years, now on motion OF ". II. Wigg, Esq.
solicitor for the complainant, il is ordered
that the defendant do appear and answer or
dUmur to the SAID bill ON or before the first
Monday in September next, il being the 1th
day of September a. IL 1855, otherwise said
bill may be taken pro confc-sO. Provided this
notice i published once II week for four con
SecUtive weeks in the Paldtka News. a news
paper published in Putnam county, and all
either notice il made or given as required by
the statute in such made. aud provided.
Witness my hand and the sea! ot SHit! circHit
court this 2eth day OF July, Il. d., l~Sj.
WM. +. FORWARD,
Cl,Yk Circuit Court.
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t3i;"Jua ;.'ST tEEiGHG-
Leave, ,.ru, ..fe. ti.ll.y- SATURDAY. a,,.rs "a
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tcrIuc,ligte f4uGis1z. z E33ulue. leaves san
ford = -. ~. urrIvinz n ,Jaet-,u.l:It. early
follow m y5.uGsiur.
steamer "e1s.Ea leaves he'.re~a.-tF an9
Sunday lHt. make it.Gil md t'lft. Steamer
RIOS; la4iN @~ Monday ANA '.ltir-GtE aaa goes
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
Administrators Notice,

Having been duly qualified a. administrs,-
tor of the estate Of Charles j. BIomberg de-
ceased, and hereby require all claims and de
mandS against said estate to be presented sS
prescribed by law or this notice will bc plead
cd in bar and all debtors are warned to maxi.
immediate settlement TO tine undersigned.
II \. G. Z RITA EROS.
Administrator.
Palat kjt, Fla. Aug. 9th iSS1
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
MUT|lAT[D


T!a~.ag !s,-f GIIiy Gtuiitit-rI as ;:jts1iHlStLA-
tor 81 The t~tut" ol Euta T. t5&isCu, 80 ceased.
hereby require All c3atHIs ani demands
agains! said estate - b presented - prt--
scribed by law, or this notice will be pleaded
in bar. and all debtors arg warmed To make
Immediate settlement to the undersigned.
Paiat VA Fla. j uHc 9ti IssI.
GEO. J, ZEHNBATR,
-AdEnIni.t traitor.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06

Newly named postoffices are Ethel. Sarah,
+ lith, Eve, Mays>~ and Violet There ars
a. I, -, "aybaek' Wildcat sn0rservilie ami
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
Commits ioner' Sale.

~ virtue II IN 0T1Ior OF 1Ho Hon. t1IIIlfN
Judge, in and for th2 county of Putnam.
state If Florida. Will sell e pIttl;c cutlery ia
front OF the court house door in said county
of Putnam. OH Monday. the .ta day If - II m
bcr A. d. 1855, il being the first Monday II sand
month. all the ri2ht, title and interest in and
10 he following described real estate !plOn&-
ing to the estate OF Gideon leIviH-ton. latte of
ST Johns deceased, fO-wit-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-09-06
lzzzszzHzz

This famous remedy most happily meets the
uutIHHa ~ 1hc uge for NoIuHI's peculiar and
mia. form Affections. II Is 4 remedy for NO-
MAJ ONLY. AMI for ore SPECIAL CLASS of
s,r disease X j. a specific for certain disca scd
conditions Of the womb, ana proposes to 50
control the Menstrual Function a. 10 regulate
aI the GeTjH@cmcHts and Irregularities of
Ncman's
.iO%EHLy SICKNESS.
It's pF0ulietoEs claim for il mo other medical
pro, -Ett; and - doubt the fact that this med
Iciu,. docs positively possess siIch controlling
ami regulating powers Is simply TO discredit
tile voluntary testimony ct thousands Of liv-
ing witnesses NhD are to-day cNulfing in The
restoration 10 sound health and happiness.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
RUssELLvILLE, POPE CO.. ARK. AUGUST 20. 1885.
ONE BACHELOR or MANY.


There's ono thing to the ladies plainly wish
I'm a man Of no prstenses; I'm fifty, If .
I'm neither gay nor amiable, I'm fussy. ard
But, girls, you needn.. sfint ssor me-all plot
ting is Ia vasn-
never see the brightest eyes, and all their
Is wasted ammunition, If its aim is hurting
never see the reddest lips, I'm proof against
rather think I'm not the maH for any
wcmnns wiles-
! can sew on my own buttons, my stockings /
And women's hands around my room are not
what intend;
want no knitted, netted things. no travelling
No slippers and no comforters, no painted
plaques. no caps
buy the things that require; 50, Indies,
An such attentions spent on me are simply
thrown away:
So shake your curls and give your gifts, be-
Bpt just remember, il you please, that am
not the man.
I've heard there's twentyy-one old maids con
And clever widows Ave or six that wish with
me.to mate;
There's pretty schoolgirls who insist ''must
have had some loss"
And say I'm 80 romantic" when I'm only
tired or cross.
But ladies. all attentions from this date Ihope
will cease;
The only favor that ask is to be left in
peace:
For'I consider one thing sure as anything can
/ win not marry any girl, and none shall marry
me.
That's just exactly what he said about year
ago.
Now, If you could but see his rooms, they are
aperfect show
OF netted things and knitted things, and
painted plaques and screens,
OF photographs of famous men, and Beauty 8
living queens:
While on the he irthstone sits his wife-she's s
sweet and good, know.
And II you tell him of the words he said a
year ago,
He answers you without blush: "Oh. that's
the usual way;
No one believes single word old bachelors
may say; S
When the right angel comes along they marry
any day.
--Hdrper's Magazine.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
The Famous Notre Dame.

On the 30th oflast January, the
Sisters of the most noted Catholic
ladies seminary in the United States,
the famous Notre Dame, at Govans-
town, near Baltimore. Md, made
public card, certifying to the bene-
iclal results attending the use Of
Red Star Cough Cure in that insti-
tuition. They state that they found
it efficacious alike for relieving
coughs, expressions on the chest
and irritation of the throat. Officials
Of the Boards of Health of Brooklyn,
Baltimore and other cities have like
wise publicly proclaimed the virtues
of this new discovery, which is en-
tirely free from opiates, poisons and
other objections.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
IN Exploded Boom,

A long, lank, lean and chronic Anti
Potash Boom met the new. Fat and
saucy Atlanta Big Bold Boom, on hot,
sultry day.
"Who are your" asked the B. B. B.
Boom.
81 am the old Anti-Potash Boom, -
was the sad reply, as the perspiration
rolled down, and it leaned heavily on
the B. b. B. Boom for support.
"Don't lean OH me-" said the d. b,
b. Boom. 81 may look strong, but l
am quite young-only IA months old,
am growing rapidly, and am mighty
weak in the knees. am doing the work
which you have failed to do, although
you are 80 years old. You are old and
tough and rich, and don't require Il
support. But what causes you to look
so Thin of late?"
"Well, hardly know" replied the
Anti-Potash Boom. "My ply sicians
tell me that my abilities have been over
rated, and that while trying to whip
out all opposition by boast and brag,
that have proven my inability. Old
age is also creeping on me-having
fought near 30 years before any one
knew | was living-an6 now / am un-
able to perform feats that others are
doing. am collapsed; my friends have
turned against me aud call me names,
and oh Lordy, how sick become at the
very sight of b. b. b. Hold my head
while die"
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
The Commissioner appointed b,

The Commissioners appointed by
Secretary Manning to investigate
the extent of the undervaluatlon
frauds in the New York city custom
house have about completed their
work and will soon make a report.
Already 1t is known that the frauds
extending over a period of six years
amount to fully twenty millions of
dollars. If such condition OF af-
fairs exists at the custom house in
New York alone what will the grand
aggregate of these frauds be when
the charges against all the dishonest
importers OF the country have sifted
to the bottom, as they will be?
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
Swamp Malaria Conquered.

/ have been using Swift's Specific
In my family for the past two years
as an antidote for malaria and also
as blood purifier, with the most
satisfactory results. live on the
banks of the Ouchita river, in what
Is called the swamp country. My
self and family enjoy as good or even
better health than tue average peo-
pie who 1--we in the hill country. l
am confident thet S. s. 5. has ban
ished the malarial poison from our
systems, and consequently given us
good health. use it at intervals
during the spring and summer, when
the system indicates being charged
with poison, and it invariably drives
it out. K. B. CRYERs.
Trenton, La, June 80, 1885.
Swift's Specific IS entirely vegeta-
BILE. Treatise on Blood and Skin
Diseases mailed free.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer
3, Atlanta, Ga. or 157, w. 23d St.,
N. Y.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
From the Old Dominion

/ have been sufferer for many
years from Catarrh and Blood Taint.
After the application of all the
known remedies for such diseases, l
found myself last summer on the
very verge Of the grave. Nothing
seemed to do me any good. AS a
last resort / commenced taking S. S.
S., and have taken in all Is bottles.
Before had finished the second bot
tie I felt decided improvement,
and am to day enjoying most excel
lent health--better than for many
years. / take great pleasure, there
fore, in recommending Swifts Spe
cific for these diseases.
MRS. 4. j. CosNAHAN.
Richmond, Va, June 20, 1885.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
A Thief i'm the Night.

A thief in the night is alarming.
How much more so is that night
fiend, Group, strangling the little
ores. Provide safeguard and keep
Taylor's Cherokee Remedy of Sweet
Gum and Mullen, which will not
only preven. but cure Group.
Gen. Sherman says his grave is
bought and paid for, and he will be
buried in St. LOUIS.
The soothing and restorative ef-
fects of Ayers Cherry Pectoral are
realized at once in all cases of colds,
coughs, throat or lung troubles,
while Its far reaching and powerful
healing qualities are always demon
strated in the most serious pulmop-
airy Disorders.
1t is a base thing to tread upon q
man when he is down.
"Bob" Toombs, of Georgia, is
quite feeble, and frequently requires
assistance to walk.
The investigation of Aquilla Jones
the newly appointed democratic
postmaster Of Indianapolis, Indiana,
for alleged violation of the civil SER
vice rules resulted in his complete
exoneralion. The investigation de-
velnped no material irregulariLy IN
his record.
An enterprlsing journal has made
the sthtement that since January lst
the number of persons lynched In
various parts Of the country is 80,
Of whom SO were males and 3 fe-
males, 5S whites and Al colored. In
detail the states are represented as
follows, Alabama 2, Arkansas /,
Florida 2, Georgia 3. Iowa ), Kan
sas 8, Kentucky 3, Maryland /,
Mississippi 6, Missouri 6, North
Carolina 2, Nebraska 2, Ohio 3, Or
egon 2, Tennessee Z, Texas 81, Vir-
ginia 2, New Mexico 2, Indian Ter
ritory 3, Dakota /, Montana 3,
Washington Territory |. 1t may
he of interest to know that of these
90 departed citizens Al were lynched
for murder. 81 for horse and other
stealing, IA for rape, for incendia.
rism. 2 for train wrecklng, for
murderous assaul, 2 for unknown
reasons and one for burglary
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
A SUNBEAM.

Compared with other remedies, Ii.
b. b. Is the radient sunbeam of midday,
flinging its glitterlng glare to saddened
hearts while others are pale moon
beams, pushing along through misty
meshes of darkness In search Of some-
thing they can cure.
1t cures Blood Diseases and Poisons,
Catairh. Old Ulcers, Scrofula, Rheu-
matism, Skin Diseases, Kidney troub-
les, etc., aud we hold n 80 page book
fnll of cvldence--Atlauta evidence
that cannot be doubted, proving all we
claim. Our certificates are not phan.
tasmagorical. nor far-fetched, but are
voluntary outbursts Of men and wo-
men of Atlanta.
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LandOfiice at Dardaneile, Ark. July n. 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ell settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make hnal proof In support Of his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before the Comfy
Judge of Pope County, at Dover. ark on Aug
22l, 1885. viz; Andrew II. Wallace, lid entry
7 20 W.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove
MS continuous residence upon and cultivation
or said land viz:
Il Cooper, II shirley, A Bullock. A w Ross
All Of seottsyllle, Ark. A. G. LEMlNG,
aug2O Register
The Russellville Democrat., 1885-08-20

Thomas chapel is a country
church in Randolph county. Last
Sunday services at the church was
closed by the annoyance OF visiting
dogs. So msny Of the church goers
had brought their dogs with them
that the boys undertook to drive the
dogs out to make room for the girls.
"Who hit my dorg?' That settled
it with big row.