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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

wi tp kltb, 70 local fisherman. was
r-.# .gtor black bass iu Tie Delaware
H.s.r. ue.r Milford. on Tuesday. Ills
f...u.s fresh watgr musse.s. Ia re-
...-. Il. "A denl u. u3t p~3rtlelaly
"blte, be lcokpd tie l,h aut
E4. asi itou Ills b at. Wi5g was bis
-I..rIse o. iuI ult he had caught q
,.ut a.trly Il fa.. in length. Shad it
is established, c ii be captured with the
~. il. the s%qliut, bat instiaces Of lis
.H..as .aAet oHa bite ae sorsre that
its generally accepted am lis anfI Is
.a,t when suyI are thus hooked ii is
.he result of accident. ktsb Ga aught
sur of those accidents hlj itppeuei ta
ava. The shad, however had swallow
e3 tie lait. No sooner ltd Kieb
ihroau his hook ~ the water wsa q
flesh Music ON than is was seized
again. ana He hauled 80 a secoud 81
about the same size. Ia The coarse OF
an hour he caught eight which aver
aged ten inches iu lrngth, and le ,hru
became convinced tlat they took Ge
hook from inclination and lot 10y &c
eiuent. The day before Richard Steele
fishing in the Delaware, caught i've
shad OF good size. lie wast~hing with
angle victims for bait. These are TIE
inst Instances en record, in the Oppel
Delaware at least, where s1ad havs
been caught Oh Tie hook uu3er en- cem-
I sta-ces which indicate an anao~sted
reconciliation and design an the par
/ Of this mysterious fish to takv tle lEait
and they have opened q new hela OF
speculation among the anglers OF the
/ region.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

The Democrats OF PENNSYLVANIA nom
mated their ticket on Wedne, day at
Harrisburg: Chaucey +. Black for Gov
ernOr; r. Bruce Ricketts, for Lieuten-
ant Governor; J, simpson Africa, see
rotary of internal affairs; w. ], Bren-
nan, auditor general; and Maxwell
Stevenson for congressman ut large.
William A. Wallace was the defeated
candidate for the nomination. The
nomination of Black vast the triumph of
the Randall faction and HE office hold
erS and meets with a reticeut support
from the other faction of Democrats
and las no chance Of an election.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21
EXCITEMENT IN TEXAS.

Great excitement has been caused il
the vicinity otParis, Tex, ihe remsrka-
bic recovery of Mr.. j.. E. Corley, VINO
was so helpless he could not turn IN
bed, or raise his head; everybody said he
was dying of Consumption. \ trial bot
tie Of Or. Kings New Discovery was
sent him. FINDING relief, he bought a
large bottle and a box OF DR.. Kings
New Life Pills; by the time he had Ia.
ken two boxes of Pills and TIVE bottles
of the discovery, he was well and had
gained in flesh thirty-six pounds.
Trial Bottles of this Great Discovery
for Consumption free at DR.. Johnson's.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

spain has yIrtua abolished slavery
in Cuul Ia Ihe Ctaut'eI OF Dep h.
tirs, On tie 29th u.t., >enar i.atet.
Narfade LaDra mad d n'o CA Ma,
the government take ssels to free. as
soau as possible, ,ne 25,ot2 slaves vio
are slli held ia boltaze IA tUEA
Tie zeYeuuH4elll accepted Jte m .oa,
Wl!CE was passed unanimously,
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

Secretary VIII ney has determined
to include in he list of new cruisers,
for which proposals are to he invited,
tile large uuarmored cruiser authorized
by the bill passed two weeks ago to
increase the naval es tablishment, aud
has directed that for his vessel the plans
prepared 10y Chief Constructor White
q England, for the ship known as
NO. ~" he used, These Plans con
template q vessel ef greater power and
speed than any cruiser now atioat, il
fact, the very highest powered vessel of
the kind in the world ut the time of
completion.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21
gucKLEN's ARN,cA sAlyE.

THE BEST SAIvF in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Oh lhlains Corus. and all skin Ernptions
and positively cures, Piles, or no pay
required ltis guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction, or money refunded
Price Is c}nts per box. Fox SALE By
DR.. NJ. johnson
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

Samuel j. Tilden has left a legacy
that will forever perpetuate his memory
and will cause it to be held in public
regard and be a perpetual monument
to his name. His will shows his eSta-
te to amount to about 5000, 00u, most
of which he gives Tor institutions. He
provides for q free public library in
NonkerS, another in New Lebanon,
and one in New York, giving oye SIS,
900 OUJ for The latter, Ills sister, Mrs,
Pellon, is given the house in which Size
lives and the income of Sl00, 600, while
other relatives are cared Tor. John
E.4elow Aalrow II Greeu and Geor-
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

If lie working men Of the United
States would refrain from using spirtu-
u and malt lipaors and tobacco in
every form for a period Of ninety days
there would resul, a revolution in
government and society the like Of
which civilization never experienced.
Such an eXl,edient to better lie condi-
tion of the w~age-workers has never
been tried; yet in this country they
have the power in their own hands, by
practice of a little seii-denial, TO force
national, State and municipal legisla-
tors to consider them Is an important
factor in all legislation.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

The hottest contest ever waged we
a party nomination in j elaware end
ell on Tuesday by the nomination OF
Benjamin 7. B!ggs for Governor over
E. r.. Cochran and W, Herbert. Coeh-
ran was the candidate of the Bayayd-
Grey faction, Biggs of the Salisbury
Lore faction, and Herbert for a change
of ring rule. John II. Pennington,
identified with the Salisbury faction
was nominated for Congress, Tins ad-
vances Congressman Lore's chances
for Mr.. Bayard's seat in the L. 5. Sell
ate which is now filled by Mr., GRAY,
although Mr.. Gray may be elected by
the Legislature Us many who were in
favor of Biggs for Governor favor Gray
for Senator.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

II has en- rally aesa supposed nat
the Congress recently a ourued did
little of public Importance. vet tb1 it,
tie good IT did was very important, 1t
returned to the public domain nil
lions Of acres Of The public lands taken
hy insatiate corporations. 1t entered
upon the building OF q new navy. E1-
CRY bill that was asked Tor the better
ing of the laboring class was passed
and no bills were passed fayorins mono
nolies.
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The President left Washington on
Monday morning TT bis 5 mlner va@a-
ton in the Adirondack Mountains.
lie was accompauie by Mrs. CIeye-
land, Mrs. Folsom, and Colonel and
Mrs, Lamont. The party Travelled to
A albany on a special car where CT and
Mis-. Lamont left the party which pro-
ceded as far as possible Ivy train among
the mountains and thence by stage %
the Prospect House IN the Adiron-
dacks. They will be absent a month.
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lost

A small white hound, black ears,
black spot on the hip. a liberal re-
ward viii bc given for his return 20
1t. b. G. WOOD.
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WHAT 4 BE DONE.

BY trying again and keeping up cour-
age many things seemingly impossible
MAY be attained. lipudlcds OF hopeless
eases Of Kidney and Liver Complaint
have been cured by ENctrie Bitters,
after everything elso had been tried ia
vain. 50. don't think ~ ero is no cure
'or YOU, but Try Electric Bitte Us There
is no medicine so sale, so pare, ana
peCtoct b.oud purifier. Electric bit
terS VIII cure Dyspepsia, Diabetes and
all Diseases of the kidneys Invaluable
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GnrrNwIcn. n u. Jnlv al. Is.

EHFFNNTCH. n T.. July Nh, ISB.
II Ewing. rsa-DEtR SE -Hayiug used Gavsh1e Re tHzerl aH TAN on w%eat
| take pleasure in giving YOU this testimonial. With an application Of 400
y mds rer acre gu clover swnd and anow ground, had a yield Of over 40 bush
es lr acre., Grass looks very indeed
Yuus TuIy, MORRIS BACON.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

Mr.. EwrNe-f nwd yonr Baysite Fertilizer side by side with Star Bone ad
peruvianG uano o to ates tie SAN weight per acre; = yl a very hca"v
the Bavsle Fe izer doing as either Of the others and not costing half as much
a, the p + Wan Guam"
ISAAC HORNER, Tmant for Job BacorJ Greenwich, Nj.
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PFAELZER BROS, & CO.,
$40 & Sal Market St, Philadelphia.

The steameg ). A. MCCALL runs daily,
except Sunday. leaving Pcnn~grove AZ G
aud 10 A. ". and $50; leaves Winning
ton, foot Of : n :, al \. u. anil , and
6P. VI. Afternoon trips on Wedn sday,
Fhursda AMI Fsila leaves Peunse owe
at / . and $50 r. N. and ilmington al
,, 6, and =, P. N.
The Penn's Grove record., 1886-08-21

RAINBOW RUPTURE Re6tb'ss EE.&
rot a Truss. Worn Day and NIGHT and its
prc-euee forgotten. Send Tor circular with teati-
muHiEis from efaieful sufferers cured ny thia 40,
plI1nce, Address Central Medical and surgical
In 1tute , Locust st. st Louis. No.
Elultfui treatment given all kinds of surgical
ana medical cases Weakening diseases and mi
waite troubles ia male and female oar specially. Re
ture 90 write us before taking treatment elseN here.
Consultation free and invited.
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-
WHEREAs y has been the viii
Of 40 AllWise Providence To- re.
move from his earthly home our
loved ffiehd and brother Garry
liarmaL byl sudden. and upexpecti
ied9yisitationiof Che angel Of death
while far from home and relatives
aud
WHEREAS Brother LarmeF ba.
for q Number Of years been q con
Eistenti true and faithful member
of.Almedia Lodge No. %. Of the IN.
dependent Order Of Odd Fellows, q
West Vifeinia. tharefote
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leg AZ morrcus.
COlIlfISSI0NERS SlllH
OF Valuable Town Property and
Saw lIills Property in the lOMIfl

OF Valuable Town Property and
Saw nil Properly in theloNr
Df Mas0n.
DY.yirtuc q q decree entered on The
Id 18th day September, 1885, IN Tie
Circuit Court o. Mason county, West
Virginia, IN the case % AIucnkt& Jams.
zen We IUha Young and others IN Chan.
Gerry, the undersigned Special 6ommis.
sioher appointed ior that purpose, will
offer for sale, TO the highest bidder, on
the LIST day Of February, 1856.
NJ the front door Of the Court House 81
Mason county, Of ! O'Clock, p. N. the
following described real estate. Two
lots Of land situate IN the Town Of Alas.
ON In said county, aud numbered on the
plat Of said town Us lots Nos. 10 aud Is
lying on the carner Of Pomeruy and Sec.
ond streets. The above described lots Of
land have a fine brick Store and dwell.
ing house on them. Also the following
tract or parcel OF land situate IN Wag.
gener district, 10 said county OF Mason,
bounded and described as follows BE.
ginning on the upper line Of pomeroy
street, in the Town Of Mason, at q point
where the North line Of John o. Myers
I line t0ucliesthe street, thence back lrom
said Pomeroy street along the liue Of
said Myers lot 10 the back Northerly
corner oiihesame, thence alOngthe back
line u said Myers lot to APPOINT at which
the North line OF wide alley Il prottacted
so iar would come, thence North 5O'
East 10 the line Of a piece OF lahl-owned
by r. L. Wlnkleback, thence along the
lower line ut said last mentioned pieceot
land to the low wafer line OF the Ohio
River, thence down said river along the
low water line to the upper side Oi said
Pomeroy street, where the same touches
said low water line, thence along ihenp-
per sideof mid Poinrroy street TO the
place OF beginning also thefig 10 the
use ofanalley way u ieelwide running
along thebaek side OF said tfactoi land
There isa saw inillwitb.good machinery
in It, situated on the last described
tract Of land.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand as to a
sufficient amountto pay the taxes found
due, the cost Of the suit and the Com
mission and costs OF sale, and the res
idue upon acredit Of two equal payments
in one and tSo years, taking from the
purchaser notes with good security bear
ing interest from day Of sale aud retain.
ing the legal title as further security.
RANKIN WILEY, JR.
Special Commissioner.
! hereby certify that bond with APP
proved security, has been given before
me by tue above Special Commissioner,
as required By said decree.
r. E. MITCHELL, Clerk,
dec. SO.4N.
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Why lnsnre IA the linton
Central Life InsSigisnee gonls
psltiyg

vs.
Why s The Union ce1tral Of Ohio %.
ing more bushes tlah 81 many 81 rs
older competitors 81 The Eastg
Because i IS a conservative enterpris-
ing company.
Because Il & prohibited by law nom
l0aning any 81 lie policy holders money
in K, X stocks cF bonds.
Because rs assets are Invested ID real
estate first mortgages on property, the
realty Of which, exclusive Of all build-
ing and improvements atT be worth 1t
least FMcEthe money loaned.
Becanscit realizes q higher rate Of In.
terest.
Because ithas a lower rate Of death
losses.
Why are the dividends 10 the dividend
paying policies larger IN tho Union Cen
tial than In any Company in the United
States2
Because this Company realizes 7and s
per cent interest and other Companies
realize from 4 TO 0 per cent.
What Is the principal item Of profit In.
all life insurance GalCuluiions7
Compound interest.
What Is the difference between an
eastern investment at . rer cent, for 81.
coo, al compound interest for 80 years,
and one for same amount, same time IN
the Union Central at s per cent?
Over $S5, 0O0ll
What state coMPEts an examination
every year to be made OF It's own lie ia.
surance companies by lis lnsurance Sup.
erintendent?
Ohio.
What state has the most stringent
laws governing It's life companies as to
examinations and the investment Of
their assests2
ONO.
What state never had one OF It's own
companies fail or in the hands Of re-
celyer, and never had a policy holder I'M
one Oil own companies I6sR d dollar
oilhis insnrance2 ia "A
The State OF Ohio.
7 Why should you insure in the Union
Central9
Because Il Is an honest Company.
Because il il a wellmanaged Company.
Because Il has the best and safest in.
vested assets.
Because it receives the highest rate Of
Because 1t is most careful in taking
its risks.
Because II hes the lowest death losses.
Because its profits ohinterest realized
and losses saved IRE the largest Of any
company in the United States.
A word to the wise Is sufficient. Call
on Col. o. Grant Agent at Pomeroy, and
he will answer any additional questions
ant write you up RtlicY in short order.
II. FRANKLIN, Agent,
FOint Pleasant, W. Va!
Oct. 2S-Sm
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-27

The February Number Of DENoR
EsT's MAGAZINE is before US; and
on examination we find it very
readable. "a Quaint Old City,"
which is profusely illustrated, is
quite interesting, and a "a Year
in Los Angeles" and "Peler the
Great" ARE good articles. Mrs
Harris serial, "That Other Person."
is continued, aud the shorter tales
are unusually we'll told. "From
Pencil to Brush" is an admirable
feature of this Magazine. Jennie
June furnishes a paper on Ike ori
gin of "sorosis," and the art De.
Partment is made attractive by a
fine oil picture, "Leve's POSTWAR"
aud a photogravure from a paint.
ing by Aubert, and fifty other il.
lustrations.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-27
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

IN pursuance OF the terms and provis.
L ions Of q decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Mason county, West Virginia, render
cd on the l4th day Of September, 1855,
in certain Chaneery suit therein pend
ing in which Samuel Kilgere was Plain.
till and Joseph Grubbs and Peter Covert
were Defendants, the undersigned Spec.
ial Commissioners thereby appointed
will OH the Isl day OF February,
1850, at the front door OF the Court
House, Of Mason county, West Virginia,
proceed to sell by way Of public auction
the tract or parcel oiland In the bill and
proceedings described containing no
acres more or less, being the sans land
conveyed 10 the defendant Peter Covert
by the defendant Joseph Grubbs adjoin-
ing the land sold to Wm. Ballinger by
said Grubbs, situated in Hannah Dis
trict, in Mason county, West Virginia,
being the residue OF the land sold Grubbs
by the Plaintiff. Saidsale WILDE for one.
third cash in hand and the residue in
equal payments in one and two years,
taking from. tue purchaser notes with
good security, bearing interest from the
day Of sale and retaining tho title as
afurther security.
RANKIN WILEY, JR.,
JOHN. W. ENGLISH,
Special Commissioners.
/ hereby certify that bond with ap-
proved security has been given Condi-
liOned according to law. before me.
X. Il, MITCHELL, Clerk.
dec. SO4w.
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Commissioners Sale,
A. ]. Roush, and others.
VS..
Henry Fry and others.
]. n. Casio,
vs..
Henry Fry, and others,
In ChancprY.

III CHaNCtI9s
TN pursuance Of the terms and pro.
L visions Of two DEGREES rendered
by the Circuit Court Of Mason Conn-
ty, West Virginia, in tho above
named causes, on the 7th day Of
May, 1884, and the other on the Goth
day Of May, 1885, the undersigned Spe-
Cial Commissioners, appointed for that
purpose bysald DEGREES, will on the 9th
day Of February, 1850, at the
Front Door Of the Court House Of Ma.
son County, West Virginia, proceed to
sell at nublic auction Lots Numbers 4,
20 and y, in the town Of Mason, in
said county. Said Lot No. 4, being on
Brown street, and the others on Front
street, in sail town, US the property Of
O. Witzgalli alsu all OF that lot or parcel
OF land in the Town Of Hartford City,
described in Exhibit g., filed in said
first named case, lying on the county
road leading from Hartford City 70
Bumgarners Mill and fronting sixty feet
on said road and rupning back 1902 feet,
tho same being the Elsterly half Of the
land conveyed to John Hope blythe Ma.
son City Mining and Manufacturing Co.,
on the 18th day Of June, 1854, and rec.
orded in Deed Book No. Is, page ll3.-
Said sales will he for cash as to ono
third Of the purchase money and as to
the residue on u credit Of six and twelve
months, bonds with good security bear
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John NJ, Adkins, the popular
Hardware dealer, ofPoint Pleasant,
win appear wilhan entire new adj
'yertisementin next week 4 paper:
Navigation is now open on ihe
Ohio, and be expects by that lime
ohaye afall line Of new goods
Inthe meantime, weather permit
ting, he is prepared to erect spont
ing and put on new roofs, on short
notice. Give him a call, if You
want your work done promptly aud
good.
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Trustees Sale OF House and Lot
In Print plnAsnnf u

trustee s SAFE OIL House and Lot
in Point Pleasant,
& n pursuance 81 the terms 81 d deed OF
III trust executed toll. r. Howard, the
undersigned trustee, by NJ. A. H. Glib.
bons and ] Al Gibbons, her husband.
bearing date on the 29th day OF Nav.
1885, and recorded in the Mason County
Court Clerk office In Trust Deed Book
No, :, folio 49,, &c.j to secure the pay.
melt OF the following described promis.
sorry notes, signcd'by NJ. a. II. Gibbons,
and datel May 9gtht 1885, payable to the
order OF Elan6r Cooley, at the Merchants
National Bank Of Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, as follows one for the sum OF
S235, on the Ist day OF October 1885:
one for the sum Of 1858, on the LIST day
OF October, 1885 one for $3.50, on the let
day Of October, 1887; one for $3.50, on the
list day OF October, 1888, and one for
1858, on the lat day Of October, 1889; and
the said first named note for the sum Of
1885, having become due and payable,
and default having been made in the
paymentthereoi, and being requested and
required by tile said Z. Cooley, the
holder Of sud note 80 due and payable
as Aforesaid SO to do, / shall by virtue Of
the authority vested in me by the deed
OF trust Aforesaid, sell, at public auction.
ut the front door Of the Court House Of
Mason county, West Virginia, on Sat.
nrdtly, the 9th day Of FebTu.
tlTy, 1856. al III o'clock, A. NJ,
the property conveyed to me by said
deed OF trust, bounded and described
therein as follows All Of that certain
tract or parcel OF land known as part of
lot No. 90, nsecond tier in plat of the
town Of Point Pleasant, Mason county,
West Virginia, beginning at the corner
OF Wand and 10th streets, thence West
along 10Th street, poles to the line OF
julia Hawkins lot, thence along said
llpe south, S9l feet to q stake; thence
south So castle Wand street, thence
to the place Of beginning, containing
one.iourth Of an acre, being the same lot
conveyed toni. a. II. Gibbons by Ella
nor Cooley and John Cooley, by deed
bearing dale the lst day Of May, 1885,
mon tic following
TERMS, viE--Fof Cash as 10 the said
sum Of ssS5 and theinterest thereon from
the LIST day Of October, 1885, and on a
credit corresponding to the other notes
notyet due, and tho purchaser will be
required % give bis notes, with good Sc.
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Those who desire 10 procure pa
euts or copyrights, would do well
to consult the advertisement of G.
A.. Snow & Co., in this paper. Lo.
Gated as they are, in the city Of
Washington, they have advanta.
ges that others do not possess
They are gentlemen Of standing
and reliability, and are good Patent
Attorneys, and "honest as the
world goes" Try them.
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Next Tuesday, the sprightly lit
tie ground hog makes his debut
Now we will give him warning
that he wants to caper around
lightly and not show his shadow
We have tasted the north.Eests icy
breath just once too often, 1t
would have been a capital idea to
have coaxed him out when the
wind was blowing 50 turlously last
week. He would have been taken
to Canaan's land, and hereafter we
would have no fear Of his where
aboutsand doings.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-01-27

Tuesday morning two colored
girls, named Alb, Nichols and Ella
Armstead, were arrested, and taken
before Justice Franklin, for dis.
tuFbiug public worship, Monday
night, at the colored Baptist
Church. They we're bound over to
answer an indictment at the Cir.
cult Court, and in default Of bail
bond, were committed to iaik
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TERMS:

Weekly, one year s. sS
T" viii map oiwest Virginia 80. IS
Clubs Of len o. more, with extra copy to
gettef up Of club %
Rsmltanees should be by Check, Postal Order,
or Registered Letter TO insure Saiely.
II has been enlarged to " column paper, max
Ing Il Is large ~ the New York papers, and redue,
Cd In price 10 s. % per anuum In clubs Of ten or
more. Or dubbed with your county paper Il will
be sent ioF Stoo
The Wheeling Weekly RsyiSteF Is ROW an eight
page paper eonlanlng 3,51s long columns and but a
limited number Of adysrtpemsnts making Il the
mos, important ADD valuable newspaper you can
take. lis State News, News Of the world, Stories,
Miscellany Household and Farming Hints, and
Stock, Produce and Wool Markets make 1.-THE farm.
eT'S and Stoekman'S firt choice, Address,
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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The farmers are complaining
about the condition of the county
roads, and'justly too. It's an out
rage, that they should be taxed so
much for road purposes, and then
not have a road in the county, by
which they can get to market at
this season Of the year. 0tall sea.
sons, this is the one at which the
roads are In demad, for farmers to
get their products to market. Our
present system Of making and
keeping roads in repair is the most
expensive known, with no results.
The remedy is in adopting the al
ternate Road System.