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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
BRIDGEPORT.
4 Serious Accident-Rink Notes-General
Mention.

4 Serious Accident-Rink Notes-General
Mention.
A very serious accident occurred at the
Wheeling Creek coal works on Thursday.
Christian Culp, q miner, was the unfortun-
ate. While hard at work a quantity of
~soapstone fell on him, breaking his jaw
bone and otherwise ~injuring him.
Mr.. A. T. Bowie will spend Sunday in
Bellaiae.
Mr.. VIM. Dinsmore's Kirkwood rinLN is
enclosed. The flooring has not all arrived
as yet. On this account Mr.. Dinsmore is
unable to set the time Of the opening. This
structure. 1t will be well patronized.
Yesterday J. c. Dent & Co, placed a fine
hard coal stove in their store room.
Mr.. W. S. Taggart, Of Bsrtons, was in
town yesterday.
Rev. c. C.. Hays will preach in the
Presbyterian church to-day.
Harrison 4 Sebrings' Kirkwood Nam
moth rink is under ROOT. The work OF put
ting in the floor will begin tomorrow. This
rink will be opened on next Wednesday or
Thursday.
Mr.. McClelland, the jeweler, in Helm.
leins Block, has inst received a full supply
Of the different American and Swiss
watches. He makes a specially Of repair
Ing.
Mr.. George c. Mckee and wife will
spend Sunday at F~airpoint.
The proceeds Of one night at the Nam.
moth Kirkwood Rink will be given 10 the
Ladies Benevolent Society. Mr.. Sebring,
Of this rink, is spending Sunday at his home
at East Liverpool.
Mr.. George Medills children are better.
The Bridgeport barrel factory has been
rebuilt ard is now ready to furnish -four
barrels, glass and apple barrels. round and
fiat hoop barrels, glass casks, ~tierces for
hams and half barrels at the very low.
est prices,
The r~evivals at the First Methodist church
are well attended.
Mr.. Frank Siegle is considerably used up
afterhis fall Friday night.
Valentines have made their appearance.
No arrests Yesterday.
w. S. Tsggart, Of Barton, ia in town.
Mrs. j. c. Dent is visiting her mother at
Warrington. W. Va.
Mr. Dick Darrah, OF St. ClairsyiIle, is in
town.
Miss Nellie Wexford, of Cleveland, Mr.. +.
Smith, Of Allegheny and hr. A. Williams,
Of Pomeroy, are In town.
Rev. G.. c. Hays, Of Allegheny, win preach
in the Presbyterian church to-day.
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TURF TOPICS.

Belmont Park is for rent.
Dexter is still alive and well at the age
Of &c.
A full sister of Maxy Cobb is for sale for
$5,OOl.
Old Warfeld will be on the track again
in the spring.
Maxy Cobb's owner thinks he is the COM
ing trotter Of the world.
Ten Brock and Longfellow are both alive
and we'll at Midway, Ky.
Captain Cottrill wants Donohue to ride
for him at the Southern spring meeting.
An important meeting of turfmep for the
purpose of revising rules was held in New
York yesterday.
The Utica Driving Park, a member Of
the circuit, is to be sold under foreclosure Of
a mortgage for $4,7ll.
Commodore Kittson has had a car made
for his string of prize trotters. He offers
to allow Maud S. to accompany them.
The Saratoga running meeting begins
July q, and continues every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday until August 80.
Con Creagan, a 2.year-old brother OF
Drake Carter, is one Of Mr.. Harger's great
string. Large offers have been made for
him, but $4,000 is the Ggore.
The trotting and pacing races on ice at
Ottawa will be held from February / to I.
Entries for the Spirit of the Times Stallion
Cup. for the 2:2O class close January 81.
W. I. Woodward's great horse sale will
b held in Lexington, Ky, February 10 to,
lei. Over 800 horses will De offered
among which are, Almont, George Wilkes,
Young Jim, Director, Volunteer, Mambrino,
Patchen, Onward, Hambletonian Nam
brine, Jay Bird, Almont Sentinel and Gov
ernor Sprague.
The Sportsman editorially berates hard
work in early years and cites Maud s., Jay
Eye-See, Jewett, Phil Thompson, Clemmle
G., Bonita, Director and $3.50, as horses
who suffered from it. On the other hand,
Hopeful, Harry Wilder, American Girl and
Dexter. likewise, improved with age, or they
had a chance to develop.
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Laying Out a Nsw Comstery-Bniidsns
ImProvemcnts.

fEH
FArRaosr. January 3i.-We are 10 have
q new cemetery soon a 9 sort OF necessary
adjunct 10 the skating rink. The new place
for burning is situated on the lands oil
Elmus Hamilton and d. N. Barns, about
one-eighth of a mile north Of town, and has
been christened "Wood Lawn Cemetery,
a very pretty name for what viii be a wen
kept and neat burying grounds.
Drs. Brown6eld and Roger removed 9
large cancerous tumor, on Thursday last.
from the left breast offs Mrs. Davis, OF
Warrington. The operation was success
fully performed and the patient is doing
well.
A successful revival meeting Is in pro-
s,ess at the NJ f. Church here. Rev.
Hammond is assisted in conducting the
services by Rev. McCullom aud Rev. W. II.
Wiley.
Rumor has 1t that cur town will have q
great improvement in the spring by the way
of an elegant new hotel and bank building.
Messrs. Thomas +. Watson and Jacob N.
Gould have recently purchased the entire
lot fronting on Bridge street between Main
street and the alley, and will erect thereon
the largest, handsomest and most costly
building that has ever been built here.
ID. n. Snider will build a new brick busi-
nesr house between Swisher and Carpenter
and N. A. Chisler's stores. These houses
will add much to the appearance OF our
town and reflect credit on the enterprise OF
the builders.
Since Will J. Shore has recovered from
his recent serious illness, he has much In
proved his store. and has o the hand,
soonest news depot and groceryin the town.
He says the SUNDAY REGISTER is always
in demand, and sells like hot cakes.
Your " and only, Col. Jake Kemple
will amuIe us on next Wednesday evening,
in the Normal Hall. The Colonel always
talks to good audiences when he comes to
Fairmont.
Fairmont is Just now cursed with more
than half a.dozen places where whisky Is
sold illegally. Everybody knows who sells
it and where it is sold. Our young men
are on the down grade and eur old topers
are always full Nothing is done to stop
the evil or to punish the offenders. The
law is violated openly, and We are getting
almost as bad as -
The Shakespeare Reading circle meets
tonight at the Continental Hotel. Macbeth
has been disposed OF and something ne"
will be the order.
Personal.
The broad, bland smile OF Collector Nc
| Cormick was seen on our streets Thursday.
Since he is an official we expect to see him
often.
Fairmont people were pleased to learn
of the appointment OIL. l.. Sands to the pc,
sition Of assistant cashier of the National
Bank Of West Virginia. at Wheeling, We
| extend congratulations.
J. \. Upton harvested the last ice crop oil
| the season this week. All other parties put
up their ice last week and the crop is I'M
| mense and unusually fine.
Thomas Stone will leave on Monday for
| the New Orleans exposition and will take
an extended trip through the South. Quite
a number OF our people will visit the exposl'
ton during February and March.
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ClARKSBURG,
A Sad and Fatal Accident-FOund Dead in
the Creek.
Speciri 70 the Sunday Reyise,.

SpeciIi 10 the Sunday Register.
CLARxsDURG, ". Va, January ST.
Mr.. j. L. Mccormick, Of this place, is in
Pittsburg on business pertaining to his tin
trade.
Mrs. G. B. Spates has returned to Clarks-
burg, after an absence Of ten days, visiting
parents in Pennsylvania.
Miss Emma Stealey, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. L. &. Brady, at Buck
harmon, has returned home.
The dead body OF a new born babe was
found in the creek below town, last week,
by some boys who were skating.
On Wednesday evening last a sad acct
dent occurred near Lost Creek about two
miles from here. in this county. Mr.. VIM.
Sheets, a young man, went hunting, and
not returning at the time given him, a
search was Instituted. Mr.. Sheets was
found with one shoulder almost blown oil,
which had taken place a few moments be-
fore he was found, BY the accidental dis.
charge of a gun, which was loaded with
bucksbot. Drs. Morgan and Howell were
summoned, bur before they could reach him
death had relieved Mr.. Sheets of his suffer
lugs, as the shot had circulated through the
vital parts of his body, which caused death
almost instantly.
Mr.. Joseph Powell, an aged gentleman, of
M~onougalia county, is sojourning with rela-
tives at Clarksburg.
Bishops Comedy Company planked down
Widow Bedott," to a big house, Wednes.
day night but the audience was small, and
the gags were old.
II. P. Richards, of Cumberland, Nd is
to be the Instructor at the rink which is to
be opened Wednesday night.
Dell Gardner, who has been attending
school in Kansas for some time, is a. home
visiting his mother.
A revival is in progress in almost every
church in town. and the question ia. "Whst
shall the harvest beH' So far il has been
rather light.
MuldoOn's Picnic, Hawo-sh's Hiberuica,
Peck's Bad Boy and Baird's Ministries are
all booked for this place in February.
Circuit Court will not adjourn before Sat
urday, February Z. A great deal Of char
Gerry business is being disposed of
Enoch Tinsman. recently elected mayor
OF this town, will enter upon the duties OF
that Office tomorrow, with Messr5. Lee
Haymosd. T. P. Brennan. A. c Ssatan, J..
W X. Hays and J T. DAVIS as Councilmeu
Of the several wards. NJ N Thompsoa
Was re elected recorder.
Beginning Feb .. the Telegram will be
under the control Of Ar. A. L. Hustead. ="
The above, which appeared in Saturdays
issue Of the Telegram, WAS received with
profound regret by the patrons of Mr..
Richards paper. He has won the esteem
and confidence of all his subscribers BY bis
honesty in business and financial transsc-
tons, and this no man can truthfully con-
tradict. His successor 10 the publication Of
the Telegram. Mr.. A. l. Hustead, viii be
received, as 6rst mate Of that paper, With
kindness and well wishes; and also that he
may smass nothing but the hospitable feel
logs Of his patrons as wei as the toE0
cONnty and press fraternity generally.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

matters OF Interest in the Athletic world.
The interest in all branches Of athletics
being Displayed in the several colleges Ger
tainly augers. well for q great season OF
sport and plenty of w~ellcOntested champion
ships.
In local circles the contest for the middle
weight belt has attracted the most attention
and 1t developed some very clever men.
Baseball men are preparing for the COM
ing season in the different gynasiums and
great activity is being displayed, particular
" in amateur circles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
A Walking Skeleton.

hr. r. Springer. Of Hechanicsburg, Pa.
writes: g was afflicted with lung fever and
reduced TO a walking skeleton. Got a free
trial bottle Of DR.. Kings New Discovery 70,
Consumption which did me 70 much good
that bought a dollar bottle. After using
three bottles, found myself once more q
man. completely restored 10 health, with q
hearty appetite, and q gain in flesh Of AZ
posnda." :.
Call a, Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and ge. .
free trial bottle Of this certain cure fos all
Lung Diseases Large bottles 81. 90.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

A NEW YoEE undertaken attempted to
play a sharp game the other day by holding
a corpse for a debt. 1t seems that he was
engaged by a poor woman to bury her in
FAINT. The amount charged was fifteen
dollars, but the undertaken refused TO pro-
coed with the burial until the woman set
tied an old dec: Of sixteen dollars. As be
held the corpse and the burial permit he
was apparently master Of the situation. The
registrar of deaths upon being informed Of
the case ordered the undertaken to bury the
body at once or surrender the permit.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
ROWING RiPPLeS.

Arrangements for the New Orleans re-
gatta are progressing rapidly.
Teemer thinks Gaudaur ought to give
him g race before he does Ross.
0arspen are about the only men who are
not talking without saying something.
Teemer says he is disguised with the
workings OF regatta managers and crooked
oarsmeD, and will make this his last year.
Brown University is going to start rowing
again. They are trying to secure some
second-handed boats to TRY it on the dog
Hanlan will not receive either of his new
Ruddock shells in time for his race With
Clifford. Fre5ruary Z, owing to a delay in
transferring.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

THE CHJLDRES's HEGtya mus, not be
neglected. colds IN the head and sauRss
bring on cstarrh aud throas and lung afec.
tiOus. Ely's Cream Balm cures at once Il
is perfectly safe and is easily applied With
the finger, Ii also cures eatarr6 aad hay
fever. the worst cases yielding to il 10 a
short time. Sold by drnggiSs 50 cents
Biy Bros, 0swego N Y.
THE sorrtE OF Ely's Cream Balm thai |
o5tSined Of sou lass sumner has entirely
caFea nv ltttle boy OF 3 severe attack OF 3.
tarrh--Mrs Ssllie Davis Green Postodice.
Ala
0SE OE my children. a girl a5oas nine
years cd. had q very bad discharge from
her bead snd nose Of thick. yelloEssh mat
ter, and was growing worse. We had two
different PHYSICIANS prescribe for her. bat
without much benefit. We tried HS's Cream
Balm. and much to our. surprise, Ia thrse
daYs there was a marked improveueas We
continued using the Balm and in a short
time the discharge was apparently caFed-
o. A.. Gary. ooVniRg. n Z.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
The CataIpa.

The cstalpa tWigs which were set oat By
the Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad
Company two years ago are now about
three inches in diameter, and in three years
more will be large enough for cross-ties.
Some Ave years ago 8 Lawrence (Mass)
gentleman planted a few eatalpa seeds, and
now has several beautiful trees, fully eight
feet tall, which 6lOSsomed for thu first time.
Cata!Pas have r~ecently been set out in the
Boston public garden. aud large numbers
Of them are being raised in Iowa. the idea
being to use the wood Tor fence rails. These
trees grow 30 rapidly that the matter of rails
ing them from the seed or twig Is we'll vor-
Thy the attention Of all persons interested in
foresty.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

IT may interest some people to learn that
the COniedersey is now recognized abroad,
and that Confederate money is on a par
with diamonds II not with gold. An hum
bic refugee in Canada has brought all this
about ~ the clever trade of a Confederate
$50 for q diamond ring.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

EDITOE RoSsA, of the United Irishmen,
has received q letter from some one, signing
himself "An Euglishman," who says he will
shoot 0'DYYAVIrE through the heart within
thirty days. Rosa is evidently used to this
sort of thing, and says
I've print this letter as a sample copy Of
about q hundred letters ike that we nave
received these days past. Il bears the post.
mark Of Pi,tsburg on the envelope.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
VITAL STATISTICS.
Marriages.

IlBeefiT. RahdJIPd eoaBtJ. Jsa-ErY 10. HeaTy
y Oi.su sad MIS- Hannah fiDigra.
At Beverly. JEuUsET-3 70, john Sssien and his
Magic FolleG.
ETBersdy, yansz,y is, Joaa Orchard sod his
Birdie BED.
y. T. Rex ard Miss Lesfna u. C5nE.nzhAm.
At PaifmOut, gsssaIy =. by ReS. ". II. Wiley.
II. q. Knight and hls fhOece fznSegrttt
AT Eairrs0ut. Jalsary -, by Rey. W. II. Wiley,
G. ". Lake and Ills Margaret Rudy.
Near Ente5pFiss, Harrison c0aaty, JaaaAEJ 1,by
Rev. -Lpp, A.. K watkins snd MHs ho1is
TeInck.
At Grsifo5, January =. By Be=. Fatber Kzsher.
Hicksd Sbielsh aud His Egnes Iitzinger
AZ sistersgiIic. January u, Haryey Hnhblfd shd
Miss Lydia Moore.
Deaths.
Bess Beraiy. Randolph co~n.y, JAsuay .. No.
Eltinor Hart, agAd 81.
AZ Beverly. January p, iEfso. daughter o. Park
ana Mary r. SlalnAkeI-
Al HeaJOE sille, BpbG1r coJaiy janplry q, W.
rdWia PsrsoaG. Fged s..
At Fsismo8I, Js0BvY q. Naiz~ 0snPbsaa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

Tbs Judiciary Committee Of the Texas
House Of Representatives has reported q
bill against gambling. If this becomes a
law the Texan cowboy will have to immi-
crate to the wilds OF Chicago or New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

Wax the lips are drT aud SCARED.
When the teeth are DART or duI.
When The tongue IS hot aud hard.
And fills the tainted mouth too full.
The magic S0ZoD0ET supply.
And all those ills before IL hT.
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BaekIeu,s arnloa saiv,,

The Best Salve Ia the world for Cuta
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Feva
Sores letter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains
Corns. and al Shn EEupions, and pos
lively cures Piles. or no pay required Tn
guaranteed 10 give perfect ~satisfactioc. o.
money refunded. Price IS ceus Der boa
For sale by Logsn & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

EGYPTIAS wa correspondents appear to
be troubled with lively imsginstions. Poor
General GoEpoy turns up all right after
they had several times defeated, MORALLY
wounded and killed him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
SUNDAY, |FEBRUARY 1, 1854.

A SAY FRNyCIScO policeman Wa cruelty
beaten and robbed while on his way home
3 few nights ago. Il will be seen that even
policemen have troubles similar to those
Of common people.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

On sst Saturday While Jacob Pittmsu, Of
Persely. Tyler county. was cutting wood he
met with q serious accident. The axe
CHANGING struck and cut q cash nearly
three inches long on the ins,ep of bis foot.
which viii disable him for months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01
MARRIED.

parents, seaz snort Greek, ". Va Thursday, Jap-
uaY =, isss. Ut u S0p. u. By Rev: M. Gr.hzn. Of
ees, iiirrJ W. Va. Mr.. W. NccoLcocm kAeEE,
Of Short Cstek. W. Va, and hir MEME n. sidet
daughter o. John and SaiiDs Zane
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

Providence has 4 new oudiuance pFohfb-
ling keepers ST poofor BILLIARD rooms Gssm
permitting minors Under Is to play.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.

vT,ME TABLE, CORRECTED TO soyEyl
~, 1854. Trains leave Pan Handle sutsS
OF Eleventh street., near public landing 49,
than wheeling tina:
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH Dly,su

WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH Drylsu|
On and sitter December u, 1884, pa.saxu n,
win run - fellows, Wheeling time:
DEPARTURES.
For Pittsburgh-s:25 q m, daily; $40 L n
d. m, dailv except Sunday. 4
For Wsshingtou-4:i0A N, daily s:aSau N
p, m and $50 p. M, daily eIospt sunday. \
ARRIvALA
From Pittsburgh-io:8L N, 100 D. l., N
except Sunday; ll3o P. N, daily.
From washingtou-S:l0 . m, loss p u a
D. m. daily except sunday; II Us p. m, daily, /
c. K. LORD. 6rnsnl h8ensw Al
TH0S. n. KING. General supt
L. ID. SMITH, Pa AT, Pitbban
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eDaily except Sunday.
zanesyiIie AoeoanodaHsa hsvo WsS.
7:SS = -. and 500 p. m, BslAin n s.iS
d t:iS p. u, daily except Sunday.
Moundsyille Aocomnoaatien le.ru Wh.n.
HISS A. \. and arrives ct houndrvtEs at AL
daily except Sunday.
Mannin gtsn Acoomnodattea Leaves n a,
Through coach hon Whoettng b Oauubn : \
?, leaving Wheeling st s:s A. l., srrd1tnt
b 4 o. sleeping can Oh I'll through tnln.
Close connection mads Tor Ill pont sou,S j
Southwest, North and Northwest, making az \
sinb,c route for colsusb and psuioas noyins = \
great west, and 70 whom particular st,ssusj
given.
Tickets TO al principal points On ale st deoa
Sleeping car scoommodstsns can BE- sscunA m
pot Ticket Othcs
TH0S Il. b HAAsE
Ticket Agent b. 4 0. D..
JOHN BA1l.IE
Ticket Agent, under MeLan H.
JOHN T Lane, Tnv. Pa.snsr n
w. n. CLEAENN, n. IN
r T. DEvRIS, General Agent wAnis
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The RxorSTER may be sent to one address and
whatever Otser paper Is subscribed for, to another,
the money to accompany the order Invariably. :
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-02-01

An trains daily nsspt Saadsy. -sbs1
Train leaving Dsidolpon ss rG.-lss ;
reet connection u yellow Crsek ia Ssf;set1
land and Chicago rsIrxlpI
wM A. DkLDWu,. $780,
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Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & 81. Louis ri

pan Handle Routo.)
u,IME TABLE FOR EAST AND WET a
rected to Nov. 10, 1884. Trains leave Pa 4
die station, foot OF Eleventh street, near ID
anding, - follows, Ce1iul STANDARD time:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-12-10
From Arcadia.

Ed. RegiSter-I see you print all the let
tiers that are sent you, and especially from
those West End fellows-school-te l
think they must be, by those big words they
use. And, Mr.. Ed, you must be good
natured man, or green, perhaps. Well, l will
class you with my Ecucumber-I like you
best when you're green. So, maybe you will
print my letter, too.
/ saw Mr.. Chas. Collins the other day, and
he looked like man that was pining for the
old jack plane, once more. There is always
room at the top, Charley.
The railroad company have had new tank
built and the old one removed, which helps
the looks of things wonderfully. A new de-
pot would Ibe in order, and please the Ar
cadians immensely.
/ see Railroad Avenue has been improved
with a new sidewalk and dwelling house,
which adds greatly to the ooks of that part
of town.
Miss Sarah Aust1n's new dwelling is COM
plete and a nice one 1t is. Miss Sarah de-
serves great credit for being so energetic, as
she is way head of some of the men in
town.
Mr.. Medley's Town Hall is about DONE
The plasterers have finished and the carpen-
tiers will get through in u few days. The
boys have done right good job of work on
it. But that old llong house ought to come
dow PR. NJ and new one take the place
Arcadia is improving slowly.
see there is petition being circulated to
have new survey made of the town. Some
of our good people got scarce of land, and
fenced up parts of streets and alleys which
we wish to have the County Court open up,
as they will not do it themselves. will give
you the names of signers so the world will
know who the enterprising property holders
are: Mrs. C. Allison, Rob't Baird, James
Baird, c.. DeMier, s. w. Andrews, c. r.
Peck, G. Q. Bergman, James Hodge, Mrs.
S. A. Austin, j. w. Whitworth, j. &. Berry
man, Geo. S. Evans, B. f. McGhee, L. Miller
and w. A. Fletcher. All of these ladies and
gentlemen want the fences and barns taken
off the streets and alleys; sidewalks built:
shade-trees planted, and beautify things
g enerally.
Our old friend, James Hatten, ESQ.,, with
his family, have located in Arcadia, where !
hope he will live many years to enjoy the
blessings of pure air, good water, and lots of
excellent people.
hear there will he wedding in town
about the 10th of this month. But will not
say any more about it for fear it is false
alarm.
There are lots of old maids, widows and
bachelors who ought to get married, and
think would have been long ago, 4 COL Nc
Ghee had done his duty. UNCLE PETE.