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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-10-08
The New York World, which enjoy.

The New York World, which enjoys
BY fsr the largest circulation ever a.
tanned By any daily paper in the United
Slates, well and truly says:
Because the Democratic party has
come 70 stay - the Democratic party
whose principles have contributed 90
much 70 ihe country's progress and The
peoples happiness since the days OF ils
founder. Thomas Jefferson. IL becomes
the duty Of every honest independent
Democratic journal TO watch narrowly
the arts Of those Democrats IN whose
hands me party has placed great trusts,
70 criticise them fesrlcssly but justly,
and % hold up 10 them not The deceptive
glass Of hsttery but the mirror Of truth.
so that they may zee the responsibility
|of power and avoid errors.
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A<A1p4Voe
|Dsvisss Csuasy Dsnoesas
Our readers will remember the CORES
lpondence which passed between Hon.
John Il. O'Nesll and Rev M. s. Rage
dale. the Congregational candidates. r..
IRarding their proposed Joint discussion
Mr. r.sO'Neall proposed 20 meet bic oppo-
Inent in. any or Ill the counties or the
Idietrict without the red-t interference
|0f the Congressional COMMITTEES. m
|auswer to this, Mr.. RagsdaIe fnrnished
|the following letter to the Vincennea
Commercial and Mr.. O'NealI:
Hon. ,. h. 0'xesIl. Washington, inx.
Ny Dear Sir SEEING your card, which
appeared In the Washington Democrat
|of the 25th inst, in which you formerly
accept my proposition to debate before
the people Of this district the political
issues Of the campaign, but sugGest that
20 avoid the red -tape interference OF the
Congregational Committee that each or us
name place In each Of the counties. etc.
and after carefully considering the same
u beg 70 say. in answer, that such !
course would b perfectly salts factory 70
me were we the only candidates In the
held and were our Interests alone IN.
volved. But, inasmuch % the interests
OF the local tickets OF both parties would
be necessarily involved and effected bv
the result Of our joint discussion. it g
but common courtesy, 20 say the least,
that our respective committees should
have > voice IN the arrangement for !
joint debate between 10. with tk.ese
and feeling sn interest
IN the local ticket Of the various conn.
ties competing our Congressional dis
tricf. an In duty bound 70 adhere 70
my nrst proposition, and Insist on our
respective committees settling the pre-
liminaries, and IL they agree 10 the
joint discussion. making the appoint.
ments for our meetings You sre there
fore respectfully referred to Hon. e. C.
Schroeder, Of HuutingburR, Ind. Chair.
man Of the Republican Conareeeional
Committee Of this district for further
information. l herewith transmit %
Mr.. Schroeder our correspondence On
the subject. advising him Of my willing
ness - meet You In debate. and suggest
ing tnat Dc correspond with your CON-
|mittee touching the matter.
Hoping that in the event that Il 70 de-
|cided that We should meet and discusa
the political issues Of the day before tho
people. that We may have pleasant and
lprontAble meeting, ! remain very truly
Iyours, n. 8. RAGSDALE.
FreelandsviIle, Ind, Sept. 20. 1856.
The word "iormerly" In the first SEN
|tence Of Ar. Ragsdale's letter appears a.
the Commercial printed il. Ones first
impression would be that the mist AXE
WAS the fault Of the proof reader. but as
that much-abused person has enough to
suner for. we will clear him By saying
that the letter TO the Commercial was On
exact copy Of the one Mr.. O'NealI ~.
cetved. IL seems that Brother Ragsdale's
type. writer 10 very indiiferently edu.
Gated.
Reference 10 Brother Ragsdale's letter
viii show that the Republican candidate
for Congress from this district IL lament-
ably ignorant Of Mr.. Webster's defini-
tions 81 the words formerly" effected
and herewith"
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some Congratulat0ry Reflections
where's the o1O.OOO?


OOnNoHt8os 4NUss 0SS - 4SCSs
DEAR CoURiEn :-How do you feel IN.
Ter three score years Of active energetic
llife7 II SCENE 10 Us that an editor who
could stand the pressure Of twenty eighl
lyears, journalism ought 70 b placed
lon the retired list st $1,000 per year
Your bosom ought n swell with honest
pride, when you reflect that y0u have
lstood face TO face, and shoulder 10 sh0ul-
Ider, with every measure for the county'a
benefit, for 10! these many years.S You
have lived 60 see much Of your work
bear fruit good fruit. You have lived
Ito see the county transplanted from the
nursery into beautiful orchard, where
religion and education grow together.
Yom have lived to see the wilderness
blossom into golden grain and green
|mead0ws. You have lived 70 see Du-
|bois county crossed by two railroads
away our produce, and opening
Ito our very doors the markets OF the
world. In short, you have lived to see
|old Dubois pass from chaos TO achieve
|ment, until she stands almost without q
peer Ia the State. You have fought for
Democracy, until Democrats swarm IN
1.-THE county like bees in June. You have
d thousand causes TO rejoice, for being
permitted to reap and gather In 90 much
|of that which you have sown. Millions
|of human beings have passed from the
|thresh old Of life. and are now sleeping
their last long sleep. since you first saw
the light. Teeming myriads are now
on the stage OF life. whose deslinies you
ARE helping TO shape. Then, under the
aeven h0ed areh of ho0e sake conraOe
pilgrimage.is hoving in sight. may II
pass gently along carrying joy and heal
ling upon its wings, and may its ending,
record : thousand glorious victories for
you. May you live to celebrate your
and when life's last heart
throb Is felt, may you gently fall asleep
In the arms Of Him, who has ever been
your dearest, ,-truest friend.
\ WI. KEnP.
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Little drops Of printers Ink,
a little type sdisplaycd,"
Make our merchant bosses,
And their blk. big trade.
Little bits Of stimginess -
Dlscnrding printers Ink ~
Busts the man Of business.
And makes his credIs sink,
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Colonel A. J. Mcintosh. Deputy Col>
loct0r of Internal Revenue for Clark aud
several adjoining counties, reports that
seventy i've fruit dlstiileries are N oper>
alton In his district. Tho ''s;il'sr arc
FROM 100 20 2U gsIlons
|each. daily. one hsviny nIrcasly turned
lout over lUO barrels. aud that The daily
output will aggregate not lcss ,han 2.5oo
gaIlouA
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The Elkhsrt Sentinel. noticing the
speech Of General Harrison made in that
place lately, says: 1T was : mosl
amiable production, and was based on
the theory that the Democratic party
should correct al the abuses that have
been inaugurated BY the Republicans
We can heartily say amen 10 IL, and ask
that the people give u time for these
reforms.
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"Yes," said tho chairman, sadly, "ou!
Temperance meeting last night would
hadn't been 90 absent minded"
"What did he do9"
"He tried 70 blow the foam from
glass Of water"
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"Have you received letter from NJ.
Ragsdale concerning the proposed Joint
discussion ~ asked reporter or Mr..
O'Neail. Thursday.
Il have. was the reply. Received Il
yesterday"
What are you going TO do about u ?"
II will forward the letter 70 the Dem.
ocrattc District Central COMMITTEE
Chairman, Hon. Tom Buskirk. OF PaolI,
telling him to make such arrangements
as be may see proper for me during the
two weeks Immediately preceding tho
election. l will abide By any agreement
|he and Chairman Schroeder may make"
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Who Is Now Trying to Fix In
diana SenatOrially Tor
Ben Harrison.

Especial 10 the cousier-Journ all
WAsHrxerox, Sept. 3O-The Demo-
|cratic campaign book goes for the PEN
|siou OfhfSf management under Dudley
rather segerely and makes some impor-
liant developments and furnishes some
mighty inieresting reading fnr these dull
days. IN Connection with the macs Of
The pension examiners In the field for
Ipolitical purposes II 10 = disagreesble
lfart that the lion. s. M. Culloni, . Ssna-
ltor from the State Of Illinois, who is
Chairman OF the Committee on the Ex-
lpenditures Of Public Money, Of the SEN
late. which committee. after four long
months Of session, failed and refused to
find or to receive, when offered, the
evidence in Gen. Blacks
possession. sustaining his charges Of the
former political prostitution Of the Pen
sion Ofilee. wrote the'tw0 letters which
follow. aud which made the painful dis-
|cloeure that the chairman Of the COM
|mittee. the president OF the court, 20 TO
speak. Is on The record a. contributing x
his influence TO political ends and the
prostitution Of the Pension Office TO par
tlsau purposes.
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The widow Or Gen. Cheasham has
been appointed to succeed her husband
" Postmistscss u Nashville, Teqp.
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RATES Os ADvERrysEuN0.
For square. 10 lines or less, ! week. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 76 cts.
Longer advertisements ts at the same rate
A fraction over even square or squares
counted ~ square. These are the terme
for transient advertisements; a reasona-
BILE deduction will be made to regular
advertisers.
Notices OF appointment OF admins
rstors and legal notices Of like character
to be paid in advance.
ANSouNclNa CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each e1.OC
For County 2.6C
FOR District, Circuit, or State. 6.OO
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DANDY 0OOD 8POILSMANs
The Republicans Of Indiana in theil
nominated Mr.. r. s. Robert.
son, Of 1T. Wayne, for Lieutenant Gov.
ernor Of the Slate OF Indiana. Mr.. Rob.
ertson 10 . dandy spoilsmsn. In 1882
Robertson, Harrison and Dudley fixed
up scheme to appoint Republican phv.
sicians for oil the pension examining
boards In the State. This y the way II
Vas manipulated st Fort Wayne:
FoRr WAIVE, July 20. 1852. Hon
BENZ. Harrtson, United Statea Senate
Washington, d. C.-Dear Sir: In re-
|spouee 70 the request 20 name physi-
clan for the Pension Examining Board
|at Fort Wayne, l have taken the opinion
|of fifteen or twenty Republicans. Includ
ling the Stratton wing, and am able q
|say thst the appointment OF DR.. Alpheu'
|P Bachmen Will Be : worry satisfactory
|one. He was : private soldier, d : gen
ltleman, good Republican, and can tall
German nuently, one Of the requisites.
believe. You will make no mislake a
having him appointed.
Yours truly,
r. 8. RoBEBTsox.
fIndorsod.1 Raapectfnllv referrod 4
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SPR,SaviELD. ILL.,, July IL. 1884 -
Gen. w. w. Dudley. Commissioner ol
Pensions Dear Sir: Permit me TO in
troduce n YOU Hon. f.. 8 C"perthwait
whom YOU have just appointed. He has
been compelled to remain At home q fe W
dsvs 10 get his hnsiness In shape. Mr..
Coperihwaite IL a member Of our State
and man Of very consider
able political influence in the State.
Z shal be very grateful 10 you for any
special favors you may be able 70 extend
10 him, as II will be Of political use 10
have him In the the State. ifit can be ea
after he gets familiar with the
work am very grateful 10 you for
The interest you have taken In securing
the position. Hope / shall be able 10 re-
turn favors some Of these days.
Truly you're.
s. M. CuLL0M.
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SPECIAL EXAMINING DIVISION, Jan. 8
1856. Mr.. Il. Il. Coperthwaite VA
granted leave Of % days, with pay, from
Oct. 8. aud . days. without pay, from
Oct. 20, 1894. Mr.. G. was appointed
duly July Is, 1884. from Illinois.
IS. COLEMAN, Chief.
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About fifty Or the IA letters were ol
such = private and confidential nature
that they were not even indexed. why
did "Dear Scudder" cut out aud pul
away these dear Ietters 2 Is there nc
way 20 get hold Of them? Alas! Alas
there 10 not.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-07-21
CENTIIRElLLE.
HANS Won A

There is some sickness in this section,
though not very severe, in the form OF
colds and other light diseases.
Misses Lily and Ida Downcy, OF
Simpson Mills, ar" visiting the family
of MIR. w. p. Culbcrtson, OF Ccntcrvillo.
MosSrs Downcy IS Hamilton are going
tho rounds thrcshing the little wheat
crop though they say it is so sorry they
cant make expenses.
The ordinance of baptism was admin
istcrcd last Suday, at Union Church, by
tho pastor, Rcv. f.. Wat son bcingtho
second administration by him this wear.
Wc arc having some dry, hot weather
now, which is very acceptable. Crops
arc looking much better than they did
TWO weeks ago. Some arc planting their
bottoms again, hoping that if they do
not make hard corn, they will at least
make rough food. We think this is
right, because everything that can be
made will be nccded
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-07-21
A worthy enterprise.

We call special attention to the Lau-
rons County Real Estate Agency, in an
other column. This is a most worthy
enterprise and ono which will do much
towards building up the country, procur-
ing homes for those seeking small farms
and facilitating the business of renting
property. In connection with this
Agency, an emmigration bureau will he
established and property controlled by
the Agency WILDE thoroughly advertised
not only in u w State, but through
out tho North and East. Large planta-
tions have been placed in their hands
already and will be divided and sold to
suit the purchaser.
Valuable water-powers also in tho adj
forming Counties arc offered for salo and
advertised and we would advise all who
have property to sell, or have an idea Of
buying, to call on or address j. M;
Hampton, Manager, or &c. Darlington,
Attorney, LaurcnsC. H., S. G.
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For TIE ADVERTISER.
Young 8 Democratic Club.

Toung's Democratic Club organ-
lied on last Saturday with the fol-
lowing officers: O. G.. Thompson,
President; w. p. Harris, Vice
President; Abe Cook, j. a. Riddle,
w. III. Drummond, Executive Com
mittec; c. II. Wallace, NJ. a. Cox
and A, b. Stewart, on registration;
j. G.. Cox, +. b. Marter and John
Grcvy, on campaign funds Forty
members being present. The fol
lowing resolutions were adopted:
lSt. That we recommend the
primary plan of nominating Lcgis-
latOrs and County officers.
2nd. That we favor the
ton plan for nominating Governor
and other State officers.
3D.. That i'm person of Hon. W. III.
Perry the State of South Caroline
has an able and vigilantrcprcscnta
tive thoroughly identified with the
interest of his country, and we do
hereby endorse his recollection to
the Congress of these United
States.
The Club then adjourned to meet
on Saturday before the first Sun
day in August at , p. m.
O. q. THOMPSON,
President.
j. WADE ANDERSON,
~Sccretery.
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CLINTON.
81 -

Mr.. w. Byrd Bourn was married re-
Gently to Mrs. Pauline McGraw.
Rev. $. p. Fulton Is editor of or
Monthly during the absensc Of Mr..
jacobs.
Mr.. Jacobs home address is care Of NJ.
$. Bailey Is Sons, Bankers, Clinton, s.
G. Those who wish to communicate
with him abroad, can do 40 in the caro-
oil Thos. Cook d Sons, London, England.
The farmers arc Frightening up n lit
tic since the rains have ceased, and al
though the crop prospect il not bright.
II is too soon to say with any degree of
certainty what the cotton crop may do.
The weed Is smaller han usual at this
season of the year, but it is by far rrccr
OF grass than ii was this time last wear,
and with m month of favorable wca-
Their for maturing, may, and iobtlcss
Will make, an average yield. The corn
on uplands is very fine. The thrcshcr
men arc out and report the grain as UNI
usually poor, with hut few exceptions.
Mrs. You, of Charleston, is on a visit
to tho family of Prof. Lee.
Mrs. Alice Sullivan and her little onas,
of Sullivan's Island, are spending some
time with NJ. G.. Pcakc; and Mrs. Toucy,
of the city by the sea, with her children.
arc boarding for the summer with Mr..
w. II. Vance.
Mrs. III. y. Vance and littlc daughter,
Amelia, will spend tho summer with
friends in Lincolnton and Mooresvillc,
y. G.
Miss Carrie Boozer will spend the
summer i'm Walhalla with her sister,
Mrs. Thompson.
Hunter Township democratic club or
ganized here OF the 18th inst, and elect
cd tho following named c%itizcns to rep
resent the club in tho County Convcn-
ton, which meets ut tho G. H., on tho
18th inst: Hon. w. a. Shand, d. u.
Little, JAS. S. Blalock, Robt. j. Cope
land, s. w. Vance, G.. B. McCrary, c. j..
Woman, and job j. Boozer.
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The Democratic Meeting.

On Saturday last the Democrats of this
for the purpose of organizing and elect
ing delegates to tho County Convention
which will assemble here on the 2StE.
County Chairman Dali, callod the meet
ing to order and read the call. The
names OF - members were enrolled and
tho club proceeded to perfect an organi-
cation by clecting DR.. Williams Wright
President and Capt. Dial and James
Boil, Vice Presidents, Col. II. Y. Simp-
son, Secretary, s. ID. Darlington, Treas
ucr. The following delegates were
elected to represent the township in the
County Convention. JAS. Bell, w. j..
Copeland, Albert, Dial, w. \. Watts, G..
w. Shell, J. r. RamaSc, w. J.. Gray, w.
l.. Cunningham, "A. ii. Martin.
The Township Executive Conimitto
consists of Col. j. Washington Watts,
Is. w. Ball, ID. l.. Anderson, j.. a. Barks-
dale, j. III. Sullivan, Co. II. b.. Crews
was elected Il member of the Executive
COMMITTEE from this Township.
Col. Jan cs Farrow offered the follow-
ing resolutions:
RcSOlrcd, /. That while Manufactures
and Commerce arc essential to II pros
porous state, there cannot be any true
prosperity unless fully shared by the
Agricultural interests.
=. That as cOntribatOry To such pros
perity and in relief OF the AGRICULTURAL
interests, there shOuld he n j%udicious re-
trenchmcnt III both state and Federal
Governments us far aS Ould be cOnSis-
tent with Il proper administration of the
same.
.. That IN intelligence is u condition
precedent to any enduring prosperity
the Educational System of the State
ought to he preserved with such additions
as would provide II College of Farming
upon a iirst-claSs scale under safe and
judiciO,S regulations.
4. That the wise and patriotic course
OF President tlcvclau in his splendid
enforcement of the Democratic Prin-
cipic that.puhlic Office is II public trust
commands u highest admiration and
rcviNcs or hope and belief that under
Il Dcniocrntic rnlc, We may vet SEQ al!
sectional feeling cNtinguiShcd, md 10
able once more to teach our children to
love and honor our NntionalG Government
as the fountain of Justice and tho pro-
tcctor of our rights.
D. That experience shows that under
any grievances, there is no advantage
TO DC gained by attempting to affect any
reformation outside of the Democratic
party, and, that in proportion AZ we
have strayed from tho Democratic party
IN tho same proportion have We oncoun-
tered danger and disaster.
g. That the adoption of any Constitu-
tional Proviso pONiding for any
class of Government officials to be
created, otherwise than by Flee
ton by n majority of the whole people
would be II conflict with the principles Of
Democracy, without precedent in history
opposed to sound principles of political
philosophy and fraught with danger in
the future.
On motion of.Dr. 4. G.. Fuller, the
last OF the Resolutions, to wit: No. q
was strickcnout.
DIR. ID. l.. Anderson thcn moved to
consider the Resolutions, as amended
%cr'dtcm which motion was lost.
Tho question recurring upOu tho Res
buttons as amended, to wit: Nos. |, ,,
3, 4 and .. as II whole, they were adop-
ted, with only one dissenting vote.
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SIMPSON MILLS.
NIX.

Married, July 18th, by Rev. j. A
Cooper, DR.. j. Martin to Miss Dolllo
Martin.
Mr.. Roberts, better known as uncle
Bird, IL quite sick. He was stricken
with paralysis of tho throat on Sunday
night last, and is in a critical condition.
He has neither spoken nor swallowed
Anything since, and his ago will make
his recovery doubtful.
Miss Matte Mcdaniel, has bccn sick
for several days. Wo hopo she will soon
DO well again.
Mrs. Corric Williams is stil very low
with consumption, and has been sick for
como timo and seems to be gradually
giving away.
We were glad to see Mr.. j. II. Cooper
at his old homo last sunday. Cousin
Jimmie il always welcome In our midst.
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Another Landmark Gone.

On Wednesday night last about 2
o'clock, tho alarm of fire was sounded,
and 1t was discovered to be in tho build
ing adjoining the ADVERTISER once.
occupied by Mr.. a. NJ. Resell as n hoef
market and Mr.. II. C. Childress and fam
ily. Tho fro originated int he department
used "a n beof-markot, which had been
closed during tho day. Origin unknown.
MFR. Chiidress and family lost every
thing, narrowly escaping with their
lives. A generous public has in some
degree aided in repairing his severe loss
by contributing to their present neces-
stiles. He is an old an inhrm man and
such IA loss is, indeed, sovere to him.
Tho building valued at $500, and
owned by j. NJ. Robertson, was insured
for $eOO. Mr.. Resell AMI others lost
considerably, without any insurance.
We learn that Mr.. Robertson will not
rebuild, himself, but offers the lot for
sale. This old wooden structure on North
East corner OF tho public square,, lis
of thu few buildings that have remained
TO remined us of the days gone by. 1t
was erected more than fifty years ago,
by John Darlington and was FIRST occn~
pied by Capt. G.. w. Sullivan, as a store.
one by one these old landmarks, that
have served to point back to the Leurens
OF long ago, are gradually disappearing
and In their stead, stately structures are
orectod, which point to tho Lnurens OF
tho future.
Tho Firemen on this occasion deserve
much credit for their prompt and ehi-
piank aid Ira n~reyonfinp n gpread of the
flames. But for their efficient work and
the tiWely assistance of the citizens,
probably one of the most disastrous OF
all our fires would to-day be recorded'
The Hook aud Ladder boys, and espec-
jally IhChief," worked faithfully and
sbouLd DO rewarded by a place where
la 10 lodge their beautiful truck. Give
u "a shelter.
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WATERLOO.
BILL.

Mr.. Law Blake, of Greenwood, is Wis
iting friends Mt this place.
MIR. Smith Griffin and doughtcr, who
have been spending some time at this
place returned to their homo in pjckens,
Col. John Irby and Mr.. Lewis Simp-
kins, of I.aurcns were i'm town last week.
Col. B. d.. Cunningham, of Laurens, is
spending some timc with his brother at
RoScmOnt.
Miss Hattie Pope, of Grccnvillc, is WIS.,
iting Trends at Cross Hill.
Base Ball fever has struck this town.
Pie mic to-day, on Rccdy River. All
hands and the cook gone.
crops in this section, cOnSiC ring that
we have had so much rain. arc looking
we'll. Wheat is not turning II as we'll
as expected: and in most cases grain IS
damaged from wet weather. INLAND
corn whore it has been worked, is as iino
as can he. Cotton has bcuun to PM ON
forms and ! thind with favorable sea-
sons, think We will mako II good crop.
TWO gentlemen wcnt,fiShiug ncrr Gre
cN's Bridge and caught an Gel. the mouth
OF which, was bearded with hooks. One
said to tho other; that that was the very
eel that he had tried to catch for the last
thirty years and to hold him. about
That time three muSratS ran out of its
mouth, which scared them 40 much that
II got away from them.
The above is vouchSnrrd for by two
we witnesses.