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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1888-08-16
Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting will be held in the
grove adjacent to Middletown, Frederick
county, on the 30th of August, in the in
terest of immigration. 1t Will be under
the auspices Of the immigration and In
dustrial Improvement Society of Virginia,
whose headquarters are at Middletown.-
The object is to present the advantages of
the Valley of Virginia for immigration,
and take steps tc advertise the many at.
fractions of the great Valley of Virginia
and favorable special rates from the rail
roads secured. A special tram will be run
from Stanton on the occasion.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

~ STAUNToN, VA, July 25, 1888.
10 Abraham Senser, a I'm Illustrator C. t. a. of
susan senger, decd, Ptainfi6. and Anthony
Senger, Abraham Senger. Susan G. Evers and
DANIEL i. Evers her husband, Daniel Senger
Daniel T: Showalter. John W. Showalter. Hem
Jamin F.. Showalter, David H. Showalter,
Ida S. Showalter. Mary q. ShowaIter, the
last two infants under q but over II years of
age, and Hettie E., Martha l.. and Annie K.
Showalter, infants under II years of age. and
Joseph N: Ryan. guardian ad litem of ali five
OF said infants, Defendants, in the suit below
Decd
TAKE NOTICE, that In pursuance of an order
entered on May 20. 1888. in the suit now pend
ing IN chancery in the Circuit Court OF Au-
sns1 t9 County. under the style of sENeER's
ADM r, SUSAN. VS.. SENGER. ANTHONY. Il AIS,
SNAIL, at my office in stanton, on
WEDN EsDAY. the 29th DAY of AUGUST, 1885,
proceed to take, state and settle an ACCOUNT
showing: The estate of Susan Senger dec ID it's
and of what it consists to whom said
estate shall be distributed and in what pro.
portions and any debts or charges against
said estate. together with any other matters
tEatl may deem pertinent or any party In In
terest may require. - 7"
july26 j. W. GREEN SMITH. Com.r
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

7hOIS lUS' v A., AUGUST I, 1888.
IN the chancery cause of HARPER's (Josepb)
EXoR VS. HARPER's MARY RI ADMIR- 4 AIS
now pending in the Circuit Court of Augusta
an partles pialntlH and defendants therein
and others whomsoever Interested are harahv
hotlned mat In pursuance of the orders therein
entered II the 2lst of June, 1873, the 18Th of
lively, l shall. at my office in stanton, on
SATURDAY, the LIST DAY ofSEPTEMBER, 1883.
proceed to consider two exceptions to a Mas
Ter re port filed in this cause on the 25th day
March, 1878. and reform said report if [ shall
deem proper. as also take, state and report
specially any other matters which NAV deem
pertinent or any party in interest may require.
j, w. GREEN SMITH,
""SA Commissioner
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Sheraudo Items.

lAsSPOA'SN>
The funeral of Mis-. Beard was preached
at this place last Sunday three weeks ago
by Rev Mr.. Hill, who delivered very
able discourse. exporting his hearers to
follow the Christian example of the d. ca, ,
who had been member of the Methodist
Church for the long period of 81 years. she
consecrated herself to the Almighty when
she was only II years of age. being y
years cid when she died, living devout
christian for 81 years, loved by all who
knew her i was the misfortune of your
correspondent that he was not acquainted
with her. but | have heard enough to
know that she died trustil G in the Savior,
who has RECEIVED her into eternal rest
May all who know her or heard of her
Cody life profit thereby. All this COM
munity tender there heart felt sympathy
10 her sister Mrs. Lockridge. May the
white winged angel of peace guide her
footsteps through life ami may she when
the last hour comes pass over tie river
and rest with her sister meath the shade
of the trees.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

~ SIAUNTbN, VA, August ISL, 1888.
To George f. Smith and Henry h. Hanger
executors of Valentine Hupman, decd, Plain
tWs, and the 'Home, Frontier and Foreign
Missionary society # the United Brethren i'll
Christ, '"The Church Erection Society OF the
United Brethren in Christ" corporations
chartered under the laws of the State OF Ohio.
LIE wis V. Hupn1aB, Cheitara Furr, Henry Cane,
Samue: OFT, William Gordon, samuel Gordon,
Valentine Hupman, Jf., John Hdpman, David
Hnpman, William Hupman. Henry p. sillings
and Nancy his wife. George Sheets and Harriet
his wife, thomas Wholey and Frances his wife,
John Gregory and Catherine his wife. Lewis
Hupman, David Hupman and Elizabeth his
wife, susan Hupman, Henry f. Deffenbaugh,
Annie Is. Defienbaugh, Thomas Heyden and
Elizabeth his wife. b F. Hildebrand and
rlne Furr. Samuel Roudabush and Rebecca
his wife. Christian Harreff, James Hariuff.
j. Leech and Louisa his Wife. Jacob Hup
man, Mary Hupman, Geo. Il Hupman, chill
W. @. Gwln ana Marina his Wife, Robert Hup-
man, Peter Harvey Hupman, James Hupman,
Sneed and Mary j., his w!fe. John Hupman,
Thomas Hupman, Jacob Hupman, James
Shreeves ard Virginia his wife, David Hupman.
sarah Hupman, Henry Cosier and Frances his
wife, Samuel TAYLOR and Catherine his wife,
the children of John Hupman, decd, whose
names are unknown, samuel Hupman Joseph
Hupman, Charles Dehenbaugh and the chill
dren OF Jacob Harruff whose names and resi-.
dences are unknown, Defendants, in The suit
hereinafter mentioned,
TAKE Notice that in pursuance of an order
entered on the 9TH of June, 1885, in the chan
Gerry cause now pending IN the circuit court OF
Augusta. under the style of HUMANS EX'oRS
". VS.. HUMANS LEGATEES, &C, v, shall on
FRIDAY. the 3lst DAY of AUGUST, 1883,
at my. office in Stauaton, proceed to take
further evidence in This cause, and in connec-
t1on herewith review my former report MAX
ing such chanses therein may be necessary
and proper, besides taking a further account OF
the transactions of the executors of Valentine
Hupman, decd, with a special statement of any
other matter that may deem pertinent or amy
party In 1nteres tmayTequire to by so stated.
j. ". GREEN SMITH,
aug2 COMMISSIONER
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FRIDAY. the 9th DAY of AUGUST 1888
COMMISSIONER OFFICE.

~ STAUNToN, VA, July 25 1885,
IN the chancery cause of GLOVER (Johnr vs.
boLEN (James) EFT A LIS, now pending in the Cir
cult Court of Augusta, all parties thereto
plaintiff and defendants, and all persons HOLDING
he1s If any, upon the James BoIen tract of land
SOLD OF SHERIFF Il. Turk an the bill and PROCEEDINGS
mentioned are hereby NOTIFIED that in pursI-
ance OF Two orders in said cause entered on the
: Gay OF october, 1874. and June lst 1888, re-
specively, shall, at my Office in Stanton. on
WEDNESDAY. the 10Th DAY of AUGUST, 1888.
proceed to take. state and settle an account
showing: The liens on said land at the date of
the $ lie by Sher1H Turk their amounts and
their prlorlt1eS; how much of the purchase
money mas been paid and to whom. and how
much remains unpaid, together with any other
matters deemed pertinent by me, or required
by any party in interest to DE specially stated
JOl3 10 w. GREEN SMITH. Com,r
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ;
" A

EOMMISSIONER'S OFFICE,
~ STAUNToN VA, July %, 1883.
In the chancery cause OF CURTIs (HENRY) VS.
HAWKINS, (C.) &C., now pending in the Circuit
Court of Augut ia, all parties plaintiff and de-
PENDANTS, and uU lien creditors OF carter fidao-
ki7ls are hereby noJified that III pursuance Of an
order therein entered on the Isl of June, 1888,
shall at my office in Staunton on
TUESDAY, tile 2sth DAY of AUGUST, 1888,
proceed 10 take, state ana settle account
showing: The real estate of Garter Hawkins
its annual rental and fee simple value aud the
liens binding thereon IN the order of their pr1-
critics; Together with such other matters as |
may dee M pertinent, or any party i'll Interest
HAY feqn1re.
july26 ]. ", GREEN SMITH, Com,r.
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4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

E5I<4UISIUS, VA, aug. ISt, 1855
In the ch y cause of DICK ERSoN s (H.P.) CR'Ds
vs. DICK ERSoN, Fl. p, &C. now pending in the
circuit Court of Augusta, all parties. plaintiffs
ana Defendants the reto. and all lien creditors of
suance of an order therein entered on the 18th
OF June, 1885, shall. at my office in Staunton on
SATURDAY, the lst DAY of SEPT. 1888,
proceed to consider the exceptions filed to nv
former report i'll connection with the evidence
now H. and that hereafter to be taken, reform-
ing my SAID report according to such exceptions
as may consider we'll taken, and at the same
time reporting specially what portion of the
land conveyed by Mrs Crawford to II p Dick
efsoa and Wife is liable to the Judgments
against IL. P. pickerson. together with such
othef matters as may deem pertinent any
party IN interest may require to be SO stated.
= j. w. GREEN SMITH,
aug2 Commiss,oner
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The article designated under the Mills bill
must be commercially known as tin plate.
terne plate or taggeTs tin. The articles of
which he breads the free importation are not
comm ercially known" as any of the three. A
custom house officer is not likely TO pass Free n
sturgeon, that is commercially known as a
herring Tindicat0r.
Judging from the past, under the rul
ings OF "a custom house officer" the
sturgeon" would be admitted quite as
readily as the herring 1t was the
transportation of comma by custom
house officer in the tariff bill of 1864 that
reduced the duty on tin plates from q
cents per pound to Is per centum ad
volorem and ruined the industry.
When the tin plate schedule was re-
Gently under discussion in the House an
effort was made to fix the limit of dimen-
sions and thus prevent the admission of a
''sturgeon. Mr.. Dalzell offered an
amendment conforming the classification
to sheets mot larger in area than feet
and not thicker than No 26 guage." This
amendment was promptly voted down by
II nays to SIS ayes. Every man of the II
who refused to prevent the possibility of
fraud was Democrat.
But if our neighbor doubts that custom
house officers do mistake ''sturgeon'' fol-
"herring, let him call at the VIRGINIAN
office and see a sample of the wool which
has been admitted as waste" under a
duty of 10 cents per pound. What is
commercially known" as waste is sup
posed to be the short flank wool of the
fleece. and the odd droppings from the
carding machine. 1t is also supposed to
be used only in the manufact ure of coarse
carpets and other cheap goods What is
really admitted under the classification of
waste is the finest grade of wool, some
of it in semi-manufactured condition
and superior, pound for pound. to the
finest of our domestic teeces.
1t will not do to trust to the custom
house officer, especially if that officer hap
pens to be free trader.
Ii in plate, terne plates and taggers
tin were admitted free it would simply
drive our sheet iron and sheet steel manu-
facttrers out of the business. AThat is
all there is of it.
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GEORGE HARLAN.

To the Master. Wardens and members of
StaHntnp Ehdge No. f3, A. F and A. NJ:
Your committees appointed 70 draft resolu-
tions exnr' ssive Of the s,rrow Of the Lodge on
the death Of Bro. George Harlan, submit the
following:
Another vacancy exists in the Councils of orr
Order. Another member of our Lodge has
crossed over the silent RIVER. Bro George
Harlan. after a lingering Illness, died on the
9TH ias' snt in the 9Th year of his age. There
fore he iCfst
ResolUfd. That we revere1tly bow to the will
of the Grand Master of the Uffi ense in thusre-
moving for his own good purpose; our b.otber
and friend. That we tender to his bereaved
our Warmest sympathy In their affiic
lion, but point to the glowing promises ofstne
Great Creator. and their Father Is hope as their
Aurest tondoIence. That this tribute be- In
Scribhd IN Our records. a'copy be furnished his
ereayed children. C
b. B. EsKRIDGE,
JACOB BuMGARpNER,
JAMES kER,
Committee.
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~ SrAQNroN, VA, July 2h 1888
To each and all of the UNPAID CKEDIroRs OF
r. :. HARNSBEHtiER, DECD
TAKE NOTICE, Mat by virtue of an order en-
tered, the Gin day Of June 1885 in the canse
of Bfach[ey j II, &c u.s. Hd4nSJerger H. A. &c
now pending in chancery in the Circuit Court
of Augusta, shall, at my office in Stanton on
THURSDAY, the 23d DAY of AUGUST 1888
proceed to take, state and Settle an account
showing: First, what fee compensation to
the counsel for the plaintiffs in the above men,
TONED cause shall be chargeabe upon the fund
therein and Second, how the residue of said
fund shall he distributed among the creditors
of Il. s. Harnsberger, decd
iuIy26 J. w. GREEN SMITH, Com'r
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GOMMISSIUNER'S OFFICE

4
~ STAUNToN, July 25. 1888.
TO Joseph FL. Crawn, George A. Crawn. John
Drawn and e'am'l II. Bell. Plaintiffs and j. N,
Brennaman and John v. Bell, admir- OF Sam'i
Brennaman. decd, Defendants. in the suit be-
low named, and Mary V. Trevey, Petitioner
Gne1eln, end to LII CREDITORS, especially the
hen creators OF Samuel Brenna,nan dec d.
TAKE NOTICE that i'll pursuance of an order
entered on the I'd of june 1888, in the cause
now pending in chancery in the Circuit Court
OF augusta, under the style of CRAwN, Jos. &C.,
vs.. BRENNAMAN, j, N. &C., l shall at my office
in Staunton
MONDAY, the 9Th DAY of OCTOBER, 1888,
proceed to take, state and settle an account
showing 81 the charges and liens, in the order of
tnelr priority, on the land In the bill men,
tloned as sold by Samuel Brennaman and wife
to the Deft j Nef Brennaman also VIII at debts
OF sam Brennaman (since dec'd) assumed by
me said grantee, j. Nef Brennaman. set
forth in the deed, have been paid and to whom;
the fee simple and annual rental values of said
land the amount of purchase money still due
oy the said purchaser thereof. j. Neff Brenna-
man; and the matters involved in the petition
OF Mary V. Trevey, together with such other
matters as may deem pertinent or any party
IN interest may require.
j. w. GREEN SMITH, COm'r.
Chas Curry, p. q. july25
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


~ 'fAuNfoN. VA. July as. ,ss,
TO John H. Alexander. admir- d.. b. n..o.t.a
Of John SeaWright. deed. PLAINTIFF. and Mary
a. Qormerly Seawright1 Miller. infant and o. N.
Rysn gnard Ian ad iitem. and b. F. Miller
Seawright(, Mildred Ann Watts, Miriam Watts.
Cyrus Hunter and Martha his wife r A Pace
and Eivlra r., his wife, Elias kjddebereer
George Rdditberger. Johnson and Edward
Riddleberger infants, and j. N Ryan guardian
ad Item OF said infants, and the children OF
Mary :. Iandes Iotmerly SeawrighD and
DAVID Landes her husband, the names,
number ana age of whom are unknown De.
JemddhGS IN the below named suit
lAkE NOTICE that N pursuance of order
entered on the 18th OF June 1898, in the cause
now pending in chancery in the Circuit Court
OF Augusta under the stye of SEAWRIGHT,
JNo.'S EXoR, VS. SEAWRIGHT, NJ III. &C., shall
at my office in Staunton on
SATURDAY, the 25th DAY of AUGUST, 1888,
proceed to take state and settle an account
showing: whether not the claim of ;Elaaa
Riddleberger is just and correct: and what
costs the w estern Lunatic Asylum should paw
to the plaintiff and what compen sation should
be allowed the. plaintiffs attorneys for insti-
tuting and conducting this suit; together will
any other matters which any party in interest
may require or l may deem pertinent en-.
brac1ng completion of the testimony as 10 the
claim of Marian r. Watts for support which "
to be determined and reported to the court. .
J. W. GREEN SMITH, Comir
enas' ourry' p. g July26
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
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~ STAUNToN. VA. August LIST, 1883.
In the chancery cause of HUTCHENs. j. H.. VS..
PARIS, j. X. &C., now pending iii the Circuit
Court of Augusta County, all pal ties, plaintiffs
ana defendants thereto, and Alex. f. RoberJ-
son petitioner therein are
HEREBY NOTIFIED, that, IN pursuance of an
order therein entered on the 9th day of May,
1883, SHALL at my office in Steunton, on
TU ES DAY, the 4th DAY of SEPTEMBER, 1888,
proceed TO take. state and settle an account
showing: What fee, if any, Alexander F. Rob-
ertson is entitled to out of the undisbursed
fund in this cause, together with such other
matters as may deem pei tinent or any party
in interest may require to be specially stated.
j. w. GREEN SMITH,
aug2 Commissioner.
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Historical Character.

We had the pleasure on Saturday last, of
a call from Gen. A. B. Norton of Dallas.
Texas. He was a passionate admirer of
the great Harry of the West,' and in
1874 declared that he would not shave his
beard or cut his hair until his ideal was
elected President. Clay was defeated,
and Gen. Norton has been true to his
pledge. His glossy white hair hangs in
profuSion over his shoulders and his beard
reaches down on his breast. He carries
with him cane cut from the far-falned
Ashland estate, near Lexington, Ky,
mounted bya heavy silver head on which is
inscribed III. Clay to A. B. Norton, Get.
2, 1874" He also has with him steel
plated badge of Mr. Clay, representing
him in the attitude of declaring. Il would
rather be right than to b. President
Gen. Norton has been "A delegate TO
every Republican National Convention
since the party had an organization in his
State. He has been twice his party's can
didate for Governor of his State ard once
its nominee for Congressman at large. He
expects to campaign through the Eastern
States, under the auspices of the Nation al
Committee. and will spend a month in
Virginia, visiting the springs of the South
west fportion of the State, especially in
Montgomery county. He is genial gen
tleman, with pleasant address, and popular
manners, which, added to his large fund
of information and varied experience, ac
count, in measured for his popularity al
influence in his State.
In l244 Gen. Norton was living in Ohio,
and when the d. feat of Clay was known.
he packed up his effects remarkng that
the country might 60 to he'll and he would
go to Texas. and there he has lived eveF
since. While in Staunton he called en-
tson. A. II. II. Stuart, whose portrait he
told us, Ias hanging in his house in Texas.
He left on Sunday evening for tie South
west,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

~ STAUNTON. VA, July 18th 1885
IN the chancery cause of ENGLEMAN's GEO
tx ON VS. ENGLEMAN'S HFIRS. now pending In
the CIRCUIT Court of Augusta, all parties piain-
I'm and defendants are hereby notified thai In
pursuance of an order entered therein on the
stanton
TUESDAY, the 2Sth DAY of AUGUST, 1883
proceed to take. state and settle an account
showing TO whom the funds In this cause ia
payable and in what proportions: the balance
OF accrue d interest due Mary q. Englemans
admr; the transactions Oft. r. N. Speck, s. A.
,anu as such administrator d. b. H.. C. I. a. of
proper allowance for attorneys services In
TINS cause together with any other matters that
may deem pertinent or any party in interest
may require.
july26 j. w. GREEN SMITH Com,r
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Congressman s. I. Hopkins, elected two
years ag, from the Lynchburg District, is
candid ste for reelection. and says he
will not listen to any proposition TO retire,
He voted for Il e Mills bill. and by 80 do
ing offended many of his former support
arS
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Farmers will find il to heir interest -c1dedly
to call on me at my store before buying or OBJ
ligating themselves elsewhere or i'll ahy way.
handle standard goods, from the most reliable
manufacturers can learn of. only on guaran
teed analysis and always want the highest
can get and want this analysis made by disih-
terested as well as interested partit s. Ghe De-
partment of gIiculture establishedin this and
other states for the protection of farmers, for
instance.)
If the quality and quantity of valuable prop
critics in d fertilizer are not to be considered,
neither is the quality and weight of. sugar in a
barrel, or OF meat on hog to be considered.
That we can learn the valuable properties and
quantities of those properties in fertilizer is
fact too we'll known te be questioned by any IN
telligent observer, and there is a way provided
for learning all these things and every farmer
should take advantage of it, as everyone has to
help to pay for it.
parties buying in car lots at any depot on any
railroad in Augusta coupty.
anglo ct JAS. II. BLACkLEY.
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For the VALLEY VlRGINIAN.
HON Hos. w. EIssEk.

Mr.. Editor -Some where between 1915 and '25,
Jacob tifer, his wife Margaret Bittle, became
The miller ut Wm. Caves mill. ut head OF
Messy Creek, ana continued such, under
Abram smith hrother-in law of Cave, up to
about rs when he took the Grard Stuaft
mill on South RiVer, where, as we believe, he
died. HIS children were our SchOolmates. of
whom Mrs. Henry Hartman, of MI Soon, is the
survivor Her father was the great uncle, as
believe. of the gentleman, whose letter we
furnish you the Republican candidate for Gov
ernor OF Illinois.
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,, Aug. 10, 1883.
Col. j. marshall McCue, NfCtuRton, Va:
My Dear Slr,-l ours OF June 14th was duly re-
ceiVed. Absence rom the state and press of
busine IS has prevented an earlier reply and |
thaus you most sincerely for the kind interest
III my b. hall in sending me The transcript of
court-records. All the parties named, l have
no doubt, are my relatives l was born in
Staunton. My father, John Flfer lived for 81
long time in jennings. not buffalo cap. He
was practical brickmaker' and layer, and
i'll stanton, to which church both OF my
parents belonged. remember Staunton quite
well altho' have never seen the place since
my fathers family left there. My parents are
both dead. My mothers maiden name was
Daniels. My brother George and | both en-
listed In the Union arluy. George was killed in
battle. and was desperately wounded through
the lungs.
eight years, and q State seA..Lor four years and
am now the Republican nominee for Governor.
rememper many of The patties whose names
you mention. L remember Mr.. Stuart (Sandy
stuart he was called) quite well, and have seen
him many times when was 81 boy:
shall return to my Old home in the rear
future, and try and learn what can ab"nt my
fathers people Our communications thele
with friends was cut off by the war and we
have never renewed them.
, would esteem it a favor if You would write
me fully in regard to the Filter family.
Mr. samuel Deal, for whom you inquire. and
whom We knew i'll Va, ls lvlig III tins county.
am very much pressed for time ana have
written in great haste, but hope you Will be
able to read
Hoping 20 hear from you again, l am yours
very tiuS, j. W. tIFhn.
There are few things i'll tins life of which
we may bt certain. but this is one OF hem,
Puritan Cough and Consumption Cure has
no quail for Coughs. Colds and Consump-
tion. Price IS Cents, AT Allen u Bro s..
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The Bristol Nears says that Gen. Jar es
A. Walker openly proclaims that he will
support Harrison ard Morton ard 90 all
he Can to promote their election. That is
saying good deal and it will have the eff
feet OF causing others TO go and do like
wise.
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The yellow fever has made its appear
ance at JacksOn> lie. Fla. in mild type.
There had been up to Tuesday 26 cases.
four Of which proved fatal. Business is
paralyz d, hot, Is closed. and all who can
are leaving. A regular panic prevails.
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Horse jockeys, in some instances. are
paid from S.. 0O0 to Sic GOO a year. Base
ball play ers. in SINE cases. get from
$1,000 to SIS 900. and Supreme Court Judges
$4,000. This is a great country.