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The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
Romance vs.. Science.

Some of our exchanges are discus.
sing the subject rs to whether u Golt
lege paper should contain romanceo
and tictian, or whether it should BE
| filled with sientiilc Subjects, Tho
Eastern journals as general rule,
lean twoarl tie romantic; while The
western papers are more On the sci.
entitic order. There Is all old saying
that "history repeats ITSELF and this
seems TO be true In this instance.
The romance fret originated in the
East, but after q lapse of time TIC
great West was the, chosen field of
all fictitious literature, while the
East produced the solid and practical
works. Again, in the mutabiity Of
human affairs, has change been
produced and while the Western
world is beginnin9to furnish scien-
tifio investigation, the land tnward
the rising OF the sun is again return.
ing TO the romance and the novel.
This change Is just beginning to be
perceptible and is taking place gradu.
ally, but steadily. The reason for
this is found In the fact that the
American people are restless ana
ever demanding q change, This
demand for something new, some-
things different induced the novelist
of to-day to abandon the wornout
themes Of the West and to seek new
scenes and characters for the plots
Of bis novels. The reason that H,
Rider Haggard's novels are so popu.
lar at present il, that he, realizing
The change in the popular taste, has
endeavored TO satisfy the new de.
'nahd by his latest works. But we
are getting off the subject which we
started out to discuss, We would
avar, az SOME Of the college journals
IRE doing, a mixture OF both the scien-
.ifc and the romantic. A paper
which has a harmonious blending
IT both kinds OF article ia the one
hat is The most interesting to all
'lasses OF readers. Do not try to
elect subjects that will please every-
'ody for you will end by pleasing
'obody, but use your judgment In
citing up matter for your paper and
make such selections as will make a
leasing and harmonious whole.
'hether the articles be numerous,
ctitlous or practical. A. Il NJ. Coll
,ge Reflector,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Ens, GAsnfTEl~s
sse IN your issue of the 7th inst,
that there viii De en- eXamination of
applicants loy tha Office ef County
Superintendent al Enoatinn, And
am reliably Informed thatG our most
etliuien! acting Sdpt. Mr.. Il. 4. ri,yQD
viii pol oe q nahdidata 30 succeed
himself There is uot teacher ia
this county who would ike 10 s6s
him elsewhere than the Office he now
fl lls SO satisfactorily. His adninis-
tfation has been one of unrarailad
success, Teachers of every grade
have been pleased at his just admin-
| stration, And his strict non parts
anship in his discretionary powers
, iuade us all like him the more.
Such man we feel 10th TO lose. hut
We ascertain from very reliable
sources that he will not he candi-
date 10 succeed himself Therefore
II behnnvaH us to seel. u mgn Of like
qualities, and these qualities reside
IN she person Of our worthy and esti-
mahle friend DR.. Ino. j Gage. In
the person OF this christian gentle |
man lies at! the qualities necessary
to Keep our schools jus; whore they |
are, aud make them what the future
will demand of then. That Grensda
county takes the lead ia the manage
ment OF pub! sobouis is u fact, be-
yond the shallow of doubt, aud
why Not let her keep her present
snee'! IN the top Of the mount OF pros
prriiy: DIR. Gage is q gentleman of
rare executive ability, and we are
very glad lha5 California could not
shelter him under her golden pin
ions, We are ciamoring FOR Dr.
Gage aud hope he will not say "no.n
His record il known To the people Of
this conty, and therefore needs no
questioning. We could say nothing
more fiattering OF hila than to say
tha. ns flltnre career will be as sat
lsfactory as the past. Dr. Gage is a
man, and close observ-
er, true TO has trust, and of rare sehnl-
lr!y attainments. We feel safe in
saying that his superior is too hard !
% find, and his equals are few aud )
ar between. We are satisfied that I
Dr.. Gage filled the official chair with |
lonor and satisfaction to the people 5
If HEenada county, We hope ne b
Sort say ''no,' and that there will $
10 10 hesilaucy on the part Of the t
Board in giving us our choice. {
A TEACHER.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
Farmers are beginning to appreci

Farmers are beginning to appreci.
ate the situation. They are fast
learning that they. who feed aud en-
rich all other classes, must organize,
and perfect their working forces, or
else 90 hungry. Hence have risen
the Grange, the Alliance, the Farm
er's Wheel and kindred organiza-
tions. In this age Of corporation
the class lacking c0-opperation will
inevitably suffer. True prosperity
canuot be without it, On the real
prosperity Of the farmer is based the
real prosperity Of all. The farmer
too must know the value of his pro.
duet; Of cheapening the cost of pro-
duction; of swift movement; of COM
petition; Of Fastening the fruits Of
his toll to markets where they are
high priced and in demand. With
hin corporation lsnot to be for The
oppression OF 9th 'rs, bat for the just
protection OF his own interests. s.--Ex.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

his accounts, turning over TO committee OF
the Board, one iron safe 10 keys desk code
1850 copy sheet acts 1873 sixtysano hundred
dollars at par value Of s ~ coupon hQnds
due 1907 with coupons attached maturing
April lsss and three thousand one hundred
ana tweHty-seven 63-lG0 dollars in money
which said property bonds and money have
been turned over TO tho present Treasurer
I'D q Payne as appears from his receipts.
| Grenada Miss. Jany, lsss.
| Received Of President Board of Supervisors
| the following property belonging to Grenada
| county, iron safe 10 keys desk code 1880
copy sheet acts 1915, Ed. G.PAYNE,
Co. Treas.
Grenada Miss. Jany. 5 1885 .
Received of the President of the board of
supervisors three thousand one hundred and
twenty-seyen 63- leD dollars, E,nds belonging
to Grenada county state of Mississippi for
which am TO account, according to law,
En-. q. PAYNE,
Co. Treas
Grenada Miss. Jany. ) 1885
Received of the President of the Board of
Supervisors, Y $ coupon bonds a. due 1907
with coupons attached, maturing April 1855 |
amounting at par value to slxty-one hundred |
dollars, for which am to account as funds
belonging to Grenada county Miss, on school |
fnnd account, also notes rs follows,
Mrs, L. l.. Owens ANA others Note due 81 |
Dec. 'SS $3} 90
Mrs. l.. l., Owens and others Note due 81 |
Dec 80. Ss3 90.
Mrs l.. L. Owens and others Note due 3,
Dec 80. S33 90
Mrs l.. l.. owens ana others Note due 81
Dee. 9l $33 co.
ED. q. PAYNE,
Co., Treas.
Therefore considering the premises and
ieelning u best for the public good, it is or
iercd bg the Board that one thousand dol
ars OF the amount now in treasurers hands
% credited to school fund account and the
'einainder credited to the common Co. funds !
INT ;2l27 Gl.
ORD ,red that sam Laurence be and is here | {
~ appointed committee of one to memo. {
iAiiz' the Legislature to have sale OF old
purt honsa confirmed In
Ordered that Il II Gordon ex-Co., Trnasur. S
y bo allowed TIL next meeting of this Board !
NE MS 'inal settlement as such Treas.
ofderedlhat the following acc,s be allowed.
40 lhs3 Irhy 81 %, fixing court house {
seps sec 2i! code 40. II
ofuefcd that the Board draw pay as follows:|
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
Grenada Musical and Literary CIub.

The next meeting will be held at
the residence Of Capt. Powell, Fri
day eve. Jan. Goth, at X o'clock
Subject: Venice. Instrumental mu-
sic, Miss Ellie Thomas. Essay. Mrs.
John Powell, Vocal music, Misses
Holfa and Bledsoe. Reading, Mrs.
Carothers. instrumental music, Miss
Belle Thomas. Poetical selections.
Miss Florence Bledsoe. All the
members and friends of the Club are
requested to attend. We promise
you an entertaining and Instructive
evening.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
- ~ y FIFTsVsl Z III
Grenada Miss, Jan. o, 'Ss. Secty.

Bretheren of the press! Forget
not to urge upon the legislature a
bill upon which we al agreed nj last
Press Association, viz: a Bill re-
quirine all acts of u local nature pas-
sed by the legislature to be printed
In the local papers. Also to have a
printers tool. to the value of $500 90
exempted from taxation.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Some theft made raid on Mr.. Gus
Gerard last Tuesday night, by open
ing the blinds and raising the win
dow from the outside. He then lift
ed Mr. Gerard's clothes Oft of chair
near the window, searched the pock :
cts, captured one dollar and eighty
flve cents, left the clothes in the front
yard, and skipped.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
DR.. 4. N Ilfrht. aenli.t nas


DR.. e. N Hight, dentist has NOV.
ed his office into the new bfick baild.
ing efrGted on the west side nf Main
street Dy Col. w. n. Pass. ahere he
is fitted up In elegant style, aud SUP.
piied with al the tools and applan-
crs OF modern tifne used in his pro-
fesslon. Thus equipped, DR.. Hight
cordially Invites HIS friends and The
pubic to call and see him. Having
ms residence In tire saune puilding, he
can conyc uiently entertain patrons
yfUm tLe country or tho noie!lbnrins
towns. Or. Hight has been a citizen
Of Grenada about year, but by his
mechanical skill and genilelnanly
department has in that time built up
q patronage Of which he may justly
feel proud.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

We have on hand several contribu-
tions, among which is a poem from a
Providence patron, and another from
friend in the Cascilla neighborho0a.
each Of which will appear in these
columns some time in the near fl-
ture.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
COZ RENE,

The residence Of Capt. w. p Tow.
Ter. A very comfortable house, con
venient tD the business part of the
city. Nnue bnt II hrst-class tenant
need apply. For terms etc, apply to
Il. I. PAYNE.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Oliver Clifton voted for John Me-
Gill for Mayor of jackson, and Col.
Power kicked him out of the editori-
al chair of the Clarion. Now he
should be kicked Uut of the clerk hip
of the supreme Court.--Vaiden Jour
nal.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Mr.. j j, Williams. Jr.. still con-
tinue, to ''hoii the fort" at .Austin's
corner, where he is prepared to sup
ply the public with cigars, peanuts,
etc, etc,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Mr.. b. z. Moore. son of Mr.. J. +.
Moore, Of this county, and Mr.. j. A.
Stevens have erected saw mill Of
handsome proportions about four
miles west Of Grenada, and are ready
to supply the public with the best
yellow pine lumber al the lowest
rates. This is an institution that
should be encouraged, and we hope
will, by our people generaIlY.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

We understand that DR.. \. C.kuy-
kendall! has purchased the residence
lin course Of construction of Mr.. L..
Il. Turner, on Main street.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Mr. Ben. +. Leslie and Miss Annie
Tribble We're united in The holy bonds
of matrimony. ut the brides home
in the western part of this county
last Wednesday evening. They are
both young industrious aud intelli-
gent, as well as economical, and have
the best wishes Of the GAZETTE for a
long, prosperous and happy life.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
NOTICE.

The finance committee of the Gren
ada County Farmers Alliance are
requested to meet in Grenada on
Wednesday, 18th instant.
J. e. DEtOtCu. Sec'v.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

A booming town out west COM
plains of the salvation Army bn-
cause it, members sing There is u
land that is tairer than tiis.n
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

1t causes the people If This State d
great mortficatian to know tha5 Gov.
Lo@ery'5 niessaey does aot suit llit
Memphis Appeal TIE Appeal has
been taking al over Arnious Interest
IN our stale affairs Ton some time
past, aud we !ondly hoped thar all
our officials had been 80 tbor1upl,ly
drilled by this se.f-aonstituted meteor
as 10 r"Ser traHssress lts highe st
wish. We are therefore panied to
note that Gov. Lowery has actually
delivered himself OF q message to the
Legislature that utterl y fails TO com
up TO the Appeals STANDARD. We
would suggest TO the Appea that IL
move down to Jackson, during the
session Of the legisIature--ir no long
er--and make Gov. Lowery behave
his-seIfV
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
peterkln Cotton.

Lasttweek we published an ae-
eeunt Of yield Of 500 pounds Of lint
rom 2OO0 pounds of seed cotton
IN 1azoo county, being 40 pounds Of
lint TO the hundred of seed cotton
j. w. White, Of this county, teels us
that ne beat the above record this
year. He raised 1925 pounds of
Peterkin cotton which yielded four
bales, aggregating in weight 1888
pounds. Deducting SO pounds for
bagging and ties, there still remains
over Al pounds of lint to the 400 of
seed cotton. From the same seed
his son-in-law. Mr.. Joe Gariagus,
OF Winston county, raised Il3S
pounds ofseed cotton which yielded
bale weighing AS pounds.
Mr. White says that yield per acre
of Peterkin cotton is fully as much
rs any kind he ever saw grown.
Everybody who has tried the Pc
terkin cotton say 1t pays better than
any other.
Every farmer should supply hin>
self with some Of the seed aud keen
them pure. BY doing so our whole.
county would, in a few years, be sap
piled with kind of cotton that
would give better returns for the
time and labor spent on II than al
present.-kosciusko Messenger,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

a, ordered that the Board adjourn to meet or
the lst Monday IN February. 1885
SAM. LAURENCE. President.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
NOTICE.

I will pay fifteen cents per bushel
cash, for Cotton Seed, Oh the publ,
square. A. GERARD.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

There il one feature of the Cover
nor's message from which We,
dissent--his advice to take the
salaries Of the District Attorneys of.
the violators OF the law and iinuoss
them a. burdens upon the tax pay.
ers. The salary system was tried In
THIS state since the war aud WAS soon
repealed. The complaint against the,
system was that the District Attor.
neys drew their salaries and contin-.
ued the criminal dockcts aud thus
piled up the costs on the State. The
present system Is working well, and
as the State Treasury has all the
burdens and more now than 1t is able
to bear. we think it inexpedient to,
try, this experiment now.--State,
Ledger.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Gov. Lowry Message to the Leg
isimture. is entirely too voIuminous
tor us to reproduce it, He leyGtes
the uNsior porEion Of il to the subject
o.! sst@t, Iiuanaes, and revenues. iie
sayS that il The lawmakers with the
consent Of the Of the executive have
heretofore been too liberal in the sup.
port of educational and charitable
institutions, that this support eau be
reduced or in the ease of the schools,
colleges and benevolent Institutions,
entirely withdrawn. The Governor
is strictly in favor uf enforcing The
collection of the pail TAX, as the ie-
iinquenI polls am0uui 70, GOO or 80 900
dollars per annum. He is in favor
OF making failure 20 pay po't-tAX
misaemeanor punishable hy iiDe and
ui7Fisonment, ana he rpenmiapHis
an amendment ta iht Constitnthii
making the paymeut 2f the puil-ltN
Il condition of the rigft OF sufragr.
He calls attention to the fact that the
Judiciary expense of a county ast
the heaviest, brought about by the
trial OF imisdemeauGfs and petty or
fences in the Circuit Court. He is OF
the opinion that the district attorney |
should he paid stated salaries and re-
cieve no other fees. This same re-
commentator was made hy the |
Covernnr. Two years ago, H ell
dnrse- the present system OF leasing |
the c6nVicts, and informs the Legis-
latnre that inasmuuh ~ the state has
already leased the pententiary AMI
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14


ed:
Nol59JE Gibbs SO 90, taxes wrongfuIly
paid on IL W qrs qr ana HI ii ar see 30 { y
RI e and G hi " qr and sc qr NV ar same
| sec and and = certificate OF auditor sec ls-
1 code $50.
! 70 1880 T. GIBBS 3Hets, taxes wrongfl,lly
| paid on hf Of s F or and n Or of sw pr and
nv Or Sc Or and ne Or Sc qr soc II 22r5 sec
| 63T code 80
| No 1881 Uranium Il Goodwin 81 q, Justice
] ID Crawford j p Docket CHAP Ds SEQ 1 acts
| IA
| Ordered by the Boart that II Horton be
and he is hereby appointed examiner, lor
he purpose of examining TIE applicants for
the office Of epnnty supt of public education,
| as required BY chap II acc 10 acts 'sG.
Ordered by the Board that inasmuch as
there no longer exists any Indebtedness on
| account Of the Ran Road Bonds, therefore 1t
Is ordered by the Board that any money In
the hands OF the officers of this county or
ihai may come into their hands for account
Of Il. r., fund Shall be placed in the common
county fund.
Ordered that fenCollins be appointed over
seer part road No Il dist No with following
additional hands: chas i3oylSin. Primus
kee, Martin Boyi.n Alex Taylor Wyley Neal
Henry Boyi,in, said road commencing at II
mile pns' nnd ending at intersection road
near Mullins house.
Ordered that the Board adjourn till 81
o'clock u. ~, tomorrow. SAN LAURENCE.
Pres.
THURSDAY MORNING Jany. s 'Ss.
Board met pursuant to adjournment, pres
ent sam as on yesterday
IT appearing to the Board that II Horton
who had been previously appointed school
examiner by this board, is unable or refuses
to aet as such, IL Ia ordered that Fair |
field he and he is hereby appointed In his
stead.
Ordered that the following accounts be al
lowed:
NO l52 Brannum A. Goodwin ~ 10, station-
cry chancery Clerks Office soc 2I4S code 80.
The county Treasurer, II Gordon, being
too dnwei 10 como before the Board his At
torney II Barksdale for hin, came before
The Board and made partial settlement Of
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
TrEspAy Monx,ye. Ian, 4

TUESDAY MoRNtSG, Ians, 3, .Ss.
! Hoard met pursuant to adjournment, pres.
eai Same rs on yesterday,
| Ordered that the following accounts be al
| uWoa.
| No lS73 It 7 Payne CO snpt sis "a, salary
| month Of Dee. 5 sec Ii ch a acts 50.
so l5T. Cribs Il Duncan s. 20 blankets for
| Jail, sec 5i1 code 10.
on motion it Is ordered by the Board that
tho order made on yesterday in regard to
rond No Is. W b Saunders oyorseer, be and
the snme IL hereby rescinJa,!
Ordered by The Boaru that The oversGer of
road No Is dist No ! proceed Mt once to re-
move all nhstrueions of any nature within
the limits Gf said road. as laid off hy tho oom-
missOners that located the road, and hat he
shall give notice to such persons rs may
have distractions In line OF road TO remove
same IN reasonable time, not longer however
than is hours arier notice by the overseer.
Negative, " II rowel.)
No }l7j ordered that F p McElrath be al
lowed 81 %, poll tax orroneously paid, sec 597
code 80.
Ordered that lot Isl L W Grenada be re-
duc2l fron $500 90 to s21 % sec 5B7 code 80
Ordered t'iat the essInt Robt Miller, dist
No rnsy siiona be reduced from sos % to
&3 J0 sec jU7 code $50
Ordered tliut the Treas Of Grenada Co apply
thr sum of STsi u, county fund 10 paymen.
OF sl's'0 90 warrant thi, day issued on Il r |
fu1i.
No 1910 ordered that Jesse J Brown ct al |
surr partners, etc. be allowed S2a.0t0 on for
third and last payment on Railroad tax, IN |
Case Jesse J Brown al nj sprveving partners
rte VS. Grenada Co Federal Court Oxford.
Ordered that the report of b II Gordon
20 Treas be and the Samc is hereby reed and
'ccerJcd and Ordered recorded. the same
howinga Il balance due from all sources of
- 7.3 ~
Ortiercd thar the Board adjourn till go'e,ock
/. M, tomorrow. SAN LAURENCE,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Circuit Court has been in session
this week, Judge Roane presiding
with his usual inpartialitY and abl :
ity. The docket is the lightest known
for years past. The petit juries were
discharged on Wednesday, as there
was virtually nothing for them to do.
The only case Of Importance on the
criminal docket, disposed of, was the
state vs. Tom Young, charged with
murder. defendant plead guilty. 10
nianslaugh.er. and was sentenced to
twenty years IN the pantitenti4ry.
Our new District attorney, j. j..
Slack Esq. goes at his part of the
business like "an Old haid mt the bei
lows" and gives sufficient evidence
OF his ability to fully meet all neees-
sary requirements III the Discharge
of his official duty. Mr.. J. G. Perry,
oar new Circuit Clerk, is also up to
the mark aud gives general sati~fa,-
ton. The case of Wrigh. Williams
colored, charged with the murder Of
Richard Taylor colofe,l, Is set for mex t
Monday, aud a special vatiire drawn,
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Dr. Jno. j. Cages Office may no."
be found over Mr.. Geo. Lakes store.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

From the handsome girls head.
Autographed In coors, nicely cut
out, to the last slip Of the pad, Hoods,
Household Calendar for iSSs Is thor.
oughly artistic. Every month is,
beautifully engraved, and each slip
7as torn on presents u new and pleas-
ing combination of color printing,
HoM's Calendar easily leads the.
procession. 1t Is nice enough for.
any parlor and has SO many excellent
points In arrangement and conven-
fence that 1t must be seen to be,
appreciated. Copies may De obtained,
at the drug stores, all BY sending SIX
cents 10 stamps to 9. l. Hood T. Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14
LOCAk. LIN s. :. 6 .

Rex Hats, at G.. ]. Austin 4 COS.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-01-14

Our highly esteemed friend Col, j.
y. Williams fails to see why the GA~
zETTE should reproduce his letter q,
the Clarion, concerning Judge RoauA,
Weli, the reason IL simple and plain
enough, The letter In question, was.
an eloquent and able tribute, from -
high, intellectual source to one az
our ablest and most competent of.
hcials. That's all there is IN II. Cole.
mel. The GAZETTE has not the fainp.
est desire TO injure anybody, nor Tn
Jump up" anything OF hvicious III
nature.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-06-02
WILL 1T HELP ANYTHING Z

The management of the peniten-
tiary at Moundsyille is being ground
over again in the mills of newspaper
Investigations for the grist of polit-
lcal agitation. Last year it will be
remembered there was a charge that
the prisoners were abused and over
worked by the officials and contrac-
tors; now the complaint Is that the
management don't manage, and that
the contractors can not get satisfac-
tory work out of the convicts. Con-
tractors as rule are able to take
care of their own interests, but pris-
oners in the pen or in the tolls of po-
litical spoils are at the mercy of
every ill-wind. We can not see that
this agitation can do the state, the
institution or the inmates any good.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-06-02


A snowstorm prevailed at Kirk
land, Scotland. All traffic was i'm
peded.
1t is thought in Washington thai
ex-senator Thurman will get the
second place on the Democratic tick
ct. -
David II. Colvert, of Chicago,
while handling a revolver, accident
ally shot and killed his seventeen.
year old-wife.
The General Assembly of the
Southern Presbyterian Church put
itself on record as rejecting the doc.
trine of evolution.
Since Mr.. Blaine has been in En-.
rope, his home in Augusta, Me-, has
been broken into and many of his
private papers stolen.
By an explosion on the Mississip.
pi river steamer Iverness, near
Quincy, His, two men were killed
and ten others blown overheard.
During the past four weeks 1885,
600 pounds of leaf tobacco were ship
ped from the Cumberland Valley
Railroad depot at Mechanicsburg.
Mrs. Lee jerome. and her children
were chloroformed by thieves in
their home at Wichita, Kansas, and
robbed of $4,000 worth of diamonds.
Two thousand miners in Mercer
county, w. Va, are on a strike, and
trouble is likely to occur between
the white and colored miners at
Bromwell and Pocahontas.
A mastiff attacked the new born
babe of Mrs. Amelia Hurd, Boston,
but the doctor battled with the dog
and saved the child, receiving sever.
al ugly wounds himself.
This Year the Williamsport, Pa.
saw mills will cut 112, 9S7 900 feet Of
pine, 1S8, 455, 900 feet OF hemlock
and 9,101 900 feet of hard wood.
The amount is greater than it has
been for five years before,
Ten farmers OF Mifflin and Juniata
counties, Pa, showed their apprecia.
ton OF the services of Abram Fultz,
the discoverer of. Fultz wheat, By
contributing last year 204 bushels OF
wheat and SIG in money. Owing
to a series of Universities, Mr.. FuItz
is in very INDECENT circumstances.