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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30
PLAYS AND ACTORS.

Marie Van ZsEdt viii como to America
next year.
Helen Dacso viii support Rosina Vokes
this season.
There is rumor that Mr.. Irving may keep
Mr.. John Drew with him in England
Campaniui is AZ Accui. lie viii open his
season in New York aleu-. the lst oil Novem-
Der.
Lillian Russell has grown very much thin
ner during Ter vacation. But she looks well
II The Queen's Mate
Sir Arthur Sullivan is at work on some
"SIacbetA" music Tor Henry Iryius's pre-
s,rtatoa Of the tragedy.
Dcrnara's debut in Paris at the Opcra
house was not a success. Tie press advised
tLn 40 SO 70 school again"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30

Dr.. J. Brooke. surgeon United States
army, Of Fort Monroe, Va, communicates
the following case; "a girl aged about $,
living al this piece, was some months ago
ATTACHED by scarlet fever, the disease run
ming q typical course. For long time no
possible source Of contagion could be dis
covered. Iho child had not been absent
from home, had been with no ore lately
exposed. and 10 other cGsc was known 10
exist anywhere il the vicinity. Suisse
qucItly learned that one Of The house
servants lad nuFsed { case Of scarlet
fever ia distant city just about a year
before. after tic case terminated she
packed some OF Ler things, including
some clothing Chen WON. in a trunk. and
left the place. 4 year later she had The
trunk ser5 20 hcr here, opened it and
tod, out tie couten:s. the little girl bong
Pre- Ont and h&IIling tho things. Very
soon alter tie latter was attacked, US
stated. Medical Record
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30
HaY. Onts and StraM.
Lumber. Slaves. Etc.

Lumber-White OAK, per 1000, 5000 to
$500 West Virginia poplar per 1000, 1890
SO 300.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30

teTc1 - ..,I TprctEe,? What are city
governments for If they do not make pro
Vi Jon iar the public hcal'hy There is
much attention given TO the matter Of
protection from fire. Property is rated
higher than human life. 90 through the
alleys Count the doors win Grape on
chem Lo1s al tho surroundings. and. if
you uc-ar realized i. before, yoG viii
sLulJ.rIriy aimit the trr.h Of Ire say-
i-.,. "--I made ta, C1art -y. man made
q, toou The daily death roli Of lit lie
C-ilir-- now mau's handiwor'. in a fear
ful lig-t.-Iit,sburg Bulletin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30

THE CAMPAIGN OF 1888.
The Great Democratic and Independent
Newspaper.

IHE SUN can aIOrd n hc INDEPENDENT, Tor
t- Democracy is sound 70 the core.
That is why THE SVs. with the truest loyalty
20 democratic pri1ciplcs and the Democratic
cause. ga accustomed 10 SIP. nix out ts honest
convictions with absolute fcarlcssness and in
language that can be understood
Ihus TINS SUs ia the Peoples Newspaper.
From now until November brings the tri-
umph Of the United Democracy and the cleo
ton of the Dcinocmcys candidates,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30
\TIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF

NIRGINIA-IN THF CLERKS OF
' FlCE Or TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF
The County Of New Kent, the 18th day of Au-
gust. lsse-ln vacation.
Iiocka avs perr,p p,
AGAINST
Il. b. Jones per rep, et als.
The object OF his suit is 10 cause K. l.. Hen
ley. administrator of ii Il. Jones. 10 settle be
tore one Of the Commissioners OF this court
Az account oi the transactions of IS. Is. Jones.
a. the guardian of John T.. Hockaday. de-
ceased. And AFFIDAVIT having been maize and
hicd that one OF the defendants. Vernon +.
Jones. is a nonresident of this State, ii is or
dered that he appear here within fifteen days
aite~ due publication of this order. and do
what is necessary 10 protect his interest i'll
this suit.
A Copy-Tes'e:
J. N. HARRIS. Clerk.
W. III. BARNES, p. %, 5au2s lawi
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30
WHOLESALE Prices CURRENT.

Reported by Paine & Houston, Commits
zion Merchants. 1906 Gary Street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30

Gll' Ittn.
SI'i >t'h Der ton So.
b-o%ustuii Uerton -.
Iran peg ,0h, So.
Iron, steel. Nails. Vic.
lr1u-hmerican refined. Old Dominion
bar per p0Uu. for standard sizes. D i-i0r.
English and American sheet 81 to Sc, Swe.
cen hammered. 4 10 De-. hOon. SO SIC.
Nail.-Oid Dominion, standard ize, = 10.
steel S3..u.
Walker horse-shoea, 81 mules =.
Cement. iime, Plaster. Ere.
Cement Mon per barrel - 80; Roscr-
dale. -; James River l.35.
Lime-Rockhud, per barrel, Sl.lOto$ll5;
anchor. Si.uj; NlyeTtOn. sl.U5.
Plastcr-tump ST; ground. 80. ealcinad
plaster, % TO i.75.
Hay, Oats and straw.
Iay-No Timothy. per tor, $500 to
l'.~; No. >, 1900 to HOO mixed, HOO 10
1880.
Baled Oats-ill 90 to 300.
: ucks-Baled, - to GJc
StFaY-CompreSsed, l0o pounds y 10 4fc;
loose, pressed, large bales, SOC.
Lumber. Slaves. Etc.
Lumber-White OAK, per 1899, 5000 to
$50; West Virginia poplar, per 1850, 1890
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30

Carolina cui herring, $j.75; North Carolina
roe per half barrel. 500; Eastern. gross.
$50. Mackerel. 80. ,. i'm barrels. &l7.5"
~. g. lew. sl5.J; No. ], iu KITS, l.j0. No.
p ii kits. 81 -. No. 3, oUc.
Caui'es--Adamantine, per pound, loc; peg
set n. half-bnNes ~.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30
NIRGINIt-IN THE CLERKS OF

IN'INT YIN FTIFI NLEhN > UT >
FiCk OF THE & RCUIT COURT of the
County Of NV Kent. the 18th day OF August.
lsss-iu vacation.
Eockadey's per rep.
against
'. /. Jones per rep. ct ais:
The object of this suit Is 10 cause r. l..
Henley. administrator bOnis non e. m testa
Ueuto anncXO of '. =. JCncs t. settle before
one a the Comm SsOners OF this Court an
account of IN" transactions OF V. y. Jones,
guardian of John y. iOck1day. deceased. And
affidavit having been made and uled thai
one o. the defendants. Vernon +. Jones. is "A
no res idcut OF this state. Il i ordered hat ne
q pear mere within fifteen days after due pub
lication al this order and do what is necessary
10 protect his intcies i'm this suit.
a COpy-Ieste:
!. y. HARRIS. Clerk.
VI. ii. BARNES, p. u. iall2o laWiw
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-30
FINANCE AND COM MERGE
Richmond Stock Market.

Reported BIZ John l.. Williams e Son
bankers an brokers. iii Main street.
RICHMOND Va, Augu.. 90.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30
Mnman,. Dl.eoHer,

Another wonderful discovery ha,
been made and that too b. lady IL
thi. county. Disease fastened H.
clutches upon her and for seven year,
she withstood it, sevefest tests, but
her vital organs we're undermined
and death seemed imminent. For
three months she roughed necessarily
aud could not sleep. She bought OF
u. q bottle of Dr. King. New Di~cov.
cry for Consumption and was -otnuch
relieved on taking first dose that she
slept all night aud with one bottle has
been miraculou,ly cured. Her name
is Mrs Luther Lutz." Thus write w.
G. llamirk n Co. OF shelby. y. c.
Get q free trial bottle at II. Il. Moore,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30
\ HOUNDS FAITHFUL VIRGIL
u Faithfully Guards the Grave Of =
child IN a New Jersey &c mrtery.

4 fine-looking dog has for week
haunted st. Stephen's Cemetery, Mil
burn, y. !. The animal is evidentl,
= thoroughbred hound, Is black ant
white in color, and csn neither b,
captured nor driven from the ceme.
terry.
/ II haunts the place night and day
and hoyers about the grave OF a child
recently buried there. Whether the
child had been favorite with the
hound is not known, but Il Is only
when capture seems imminent that
the animal will desert the little
mouudJA
The ryihctef'y is rohhaticslIy slu.
sted ON knoll on Springfield avenue,
about one-tourth of mile beyond the
center of the town. II Is surrounded
by woodland, and on the west is a
snail lake of spring water
The Morris and Essex Railroad
bounds the little city of the dead on
the northwest. From Springfield sv-
enue one not familiar with the place
would hardly suspect that cemetery
was located back of the heavy fringe
of vegetation.
About six weeks ago wealthy
Short Hills family buried a child in
this cemetery in shady plot. A day
or two later the hound was observed
living on the newly-made grave. At
tenpts were made TO drive him away
The dog resented such liberties by
growing and other threatening dem
oustrations. 1t remained near the
little grave constant and faithful
guard until forced by numbers TO de.
-ert it.
Thomas Marshall, the sexton, VA,
kept steadily employed for hours chas.
ing the hound, but the animal would
return to its post a. soon a. pursuit.
was discontinued.
Some said that the child and tn,
dog had been insepsrable friends, and
that the animals devotion to the littl.
one led it instinctiyely to the grave il
St stephens Cemetery.
THAT dog will haunt that grave
yard a long As it lives, remarked al
lold viIlsger. Il have heard Ut SINH
lar eases, and it would be a. much Al
a persons life is worth to attempt IL
modest that mound.
Other graves are there in abundance,
but the mysterious brute clings tena
ciously to the child's last resting place
Xxx.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30
The Verdict Unanimous.

" D. suit. Druggist, Bippu., Ind.
iestiiies 4 can recommend Electric
Bitiers as the very best remedy. Eve
ry bottle sold has given relief in every
ease. One man took six bottles, and
was cured Of Rhueumasism Of 10
years standing" Abraham Hare,
druggist, BellvilIc, Ohio. ahirms
''The best selling medicine I have
ever handled in my 20 years expert
ence. is Electric Bitters.n Thousands
Of others have added their testimony,
30 that the verdict IL unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases Of
the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Oaly ;
half dollar : bottle ct Il. r. MoOre's
Drug Store.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30
BERRY HUGHES


Issa Wcn known spcicty Favafiie,
United nnr life.
Mr. " T. Berry and Mis- Nafy A
lllughes wcrc married last evening 81
q O'Clock. The ceremony wa. per.
formed a. che residence Of Mr. Sils.
limc. 4 brother-in-law Of the bride
Rev. John D. Hughes. Of Nashville,
father IL the bride. assisted by Rev
pr Rcddick. ofthi- city ofiisiating.
MI Berry T. one Of Birmingham.
most houyant and suecessful Young
cuisines. men, while his bride, de-
scendaut OF ONE 81 Tcnue.sce's oldest
snd best families. is Young lady
highly endowed with intellectual and
personal charms.
The News would shower the happy
roupls with 81. best wishes anil
comgratulstious.-Birminghsm (Ala.)
News
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30

Il General Lew Wallace writes his
Life Of Candidate Harrison" with
the same care with which be wrote
the famous "Ben Hur" it won't be
done in time 10 do the most good. Il
IL said that he first wrote Ben Hur7
on a slate, that he might Grub out
easily; then on soft paper with q
pencil.-lPfne Bluff Commercial.
He viii write it on ; political slate
and rub out nothing that may be use
ful.-Ex.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30
4 GRFAT OPPORTUNITY
1888 PRESIDENTIAL TEAR 1888
Extraordinary Premium List
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Is THE GREAT DEMOCRATIC ORGAN
FOR INFORMATION.

II contains eli the latest News The move
ments and debates Of the Great National Polt-
zeal Parties viii receive full attention. Also.
Interesting articles on Current Events Of. the
World. kewa-Politital, Religious Agricui-
tuFal and Domestic Commercial aud Flnan.
cial Markeh-Hill be fully reported IL
The lead ms se-e0lamn weekly Journal Of
the suufh.
The price is only slice per year, and hence
there i no excuse for ignorance The Appeals
Grand Distribution Of Gifts 10 Weekly Sub
scribors takes place DECEMBER rEt when more
than -, eco In Handsome Premiums will
be presented b our friends. Every yearly sub
asrlhsF viii get . gift send for Circulars and
sample copies containing full information
In addition b this We 0acF $500 In Goids
IN sums frnm 8 % $40 igg the club makes, aa
follows
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For second largest llsi q uaH sahasFtbsz- rs
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30

tAt Corner stone wast The liplay
of eIoqueuec from The speaker q thg
'day was "a great mental feast
Captain Burkitt, of Okolous. dcliy.
a6rJ au address which did the cau,s
utmt-wv great honor aud viii echo
+ ia tt. ears 81 the people for au age to
ruue
/ Capt vs.. a Houston Of Aberdeen.
+ was unsurpassed IN his eloquent adj
1re>- Ills csii for aid Tor the Coll
lrge aa- heartily responded 90. We
frl tuat Providence favored a. in
sending 50 great man on that day.
Col Gor,lou'. address was soul
.tiriu1 W. understand but We failed
90 BE- present The Colonel being one
OF our tayorite orator, We deepl, re-
greet our ab,cutc.
And the dinner. q. what a bouuti-
ml feast Aged men ,ay they never
saw such a bounty at an, plarc,
Enough for the Thousand, and still
more of the most choice of eatables--
an kinds OF meats, pies, eu>iarel> and
cake. The table wa. situated ina
mYciy grove aud a. the imiaeu>e a.
>enihiy neared it, you could hear on
Ii III
Troy still lives and will live. ~uch
4ruerou, people. whole->oulcd. free
hearted aud aspiring, cannot fail To-
accomplish great ends, especially with
such a man for the Presidency of the
Normal a. Elder W l. Gideon. who
ike a guardian angel stands At the
head ol the columns, with his wise SUI
petyi..uu. the interest of God in one
hand and the people in the other
A. we gra,pcd his hand we saw in
him the power Of tod in human yes
sels. such is the President OF the /
great Normal High school Al Troy
And the Principal, Prot h. VI. Bell /.
in him we noted the flash nf hi- pcRe- 1
tratiug eve, "a, he moved amoug that
of people. We saw ia him
a mighty man OF honor standing ON
the topmo>t pinnacle of fame, mould
ing the minds Of the rising genera
tious. welding an influence that no
man may outweigh. Amid the roniu-
sion OF the day he did not forget his
duty to suffering humanity, he packed |
a box Of provisions Of the most choice .
and sent to the sick in the town.
The wife of this noble man stands
beside him a his equal in intellect.
in tirmness, in force OF character, and t
IN short weAgel that she is the woman
in the right place. Il
During tbs day the choir favored
the people with grand music, led by
Prof. bennington
We were at ex-treasure Abernethy's I
and enjoyed feast of melons Among
the friends present at his home was
Miss Addie Herd Scale, one Of our
fsvorite girls In due time the sweet
meats and cakes were served
Later on we we're at the hospitsble
home of b. W stewart The cake and
ice cream. lemonade and other things
were very much enjoyed.
We went with friends to the home /
Of Mr. 7. Ware. We were received |
with ~ much cordially and generOd-
ty that words fail rs. The dinner
table was loaded with all kinds Of
good things, different kinds Of cakes
which reflect much honor on some I
body-Mis- Hattie, we whisper.
les, Troy still lives every breeze
that floats scrOss is bosom pulsatcs
with life, active, living, glowing life.
IRENE VI ).
viii the Pontotoc Democrat pleose
f.ouy
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30

y Florida St, Elizaberth, y. J..l
March IL, 1884,

have been using AIlcock's Porous
Plasters for the last five years. Some
two years ago, after having been sick
for upwards Of six months with ma
laria, / found myself with an eRlarg-
ed spleen, dyspeptic, aud constantly
troubled with a headache, and my
Kidneys did not act very well either.
Having spent most Of my money for
medical advice I thought Ia save ex-
peusc I would use Allcock's Porous
Plasters, two on the small of my back
one ON the spleen or ague cake, and
one on the pit of the stomach, just UNI
der the brea-tbone. continued us
ing lie Plaster- about thirty DAYS,
changing them every week. At the
end of that time was perfectly well,
and have remained so ever since.
GE0RGF DixIoN.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30
CsPUREs FRESH DRUGS >

Medicines, Toilet Articles, Per-
fumery, Stationery, Patent Ned
icines. Trusses, Braces, ETC.,
Lamps and Chimneys, Cigars.
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, or
anything kept BY Druggists, call
on J. NJ. DAVIS, North Side
Main Street.
- The Prescription Depart
ment is supeFintended By expert
eneed persons, end perfect aeeura
cy guaranteed. Call when POS Eant
the most goods for the least
money.-0ct. 27, 'S7-6m.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-08-30
CURRENT NEWS


''' '''
th modern Shook of Numbers j.
''.'
N-'t0he- ars down q" $1,000 ga %
'a' Do" p"oi family should Doe without
NI1u-, % -af iuneil viii have
Hal'our ior h.- counsel Not the Bal
iHt however.
Missouri hanged about tine only
mu kp5wf gut.ffp tba Stsfe--tbr
'' d" T. ID WIZ
;tpt William, feat was floating
twenty five mile, down the Mississippi
v.h bis feet tied
Gnt. .l.,,..a.... H., 60. a.. - ,..rl,,-
i'yer Rather rough on the one hht
'''fa-iH2 io ihr o'het nine.
Money talks" Well if it doesn't.
We shaw. noticed that il make, people
vim have .o,pc do good 1esl oft
Tine --latest new novel hv George
Macdonald +, entitled ..Tbc Elect La
3rv D.ubtle.. il refers 10 Nh. t1eye-
land.
tiuye y. j. Even the st0rckecpers
1.- not allowed to put up parcels in
Wpcrcoyrr,.
qg,, .,ncr. p.,ro;, r,nr,.d man
..,. ,.,,.t.tol. ..h..l ~ ,ol4,t-
father DE was suffering from a mis-
pteed switch.
ptrnrH In bringing his ea.e before
Oh, court, of scotland i. evidently
e9fag 10 treat the Times To some good
''.' ''', - o'''''
Rev. 4azss1em. Washington
rergy lyman, says that many ladies Of
That city are inYeterate gamblers aud
sometimes lose 800 at a sitting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06

.The secretary OF the Treasury may exempt all
distiIleries which mash less than rs bushes OF
grain per day from the operations OF the provisions
or this title relating 10 the manufacture OF spirits
except as TO the payment Of the TAX, which said
tax shall then he levied and collected on the ca
pacity OF said distillenes; and said distilleries
Shall then be run and operated without store
keepers or stCrekeepers and gaugers.' And the
Commissioner or Internal Revenue. with the ap-
proval OF said Secretary, may establish special
warehouses; In which he may authorize To be depOs-
tied the product OF any number OF said distilleries
10 De designated by HIM, and In which any distiier
operating any such disiiilery may deposit his pro-
duct, which, when SO deposited, shall be subject
TO all the laws and regulations as to bonds. Tax,
removals. and otherwise, as other warehouses.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, with The
approval OF the Secretary OF the Treasury, Is
hereby authorized and directed 10 make such rules
and regulations as may be necessary to carry out
the provisions OF this section: Provided That
such regulations shall be adopted as viii require
that ali the spirits manufactured shall be subject
TO he payment OF the tax according TO law"
Sec. Is. Whenever IL Il made to appear TO the
United states curt or judge having jurisdiction
for any offense, In county Jail or elsewhere for
period OF one year or less, Is endangered BY close
confinement, the said court or judge Is hereby au-
comfort and well being OF the person 50 imprisoned
as shall be deemed reasonable and proper.
Sec. l6 All clauses Of section 3244 K s., and all
laws amendatory thereof, and all otner laws,
turers Of sts retail dealers in liquors, and retail
dealers IN malt tQu0gA are repealed.
Sec. IL. That this act shall De in force from and
after July 1, 1sSs and all laws and parts Of laws
In conflict herewith are hereby repealed
HorRR
Sections IL and II were Designed to be combined
In one section, and will probably be made 40 by
amendment before the bill Is reported to the
BY party vote IN the ways and means commit.
tee the bill was added TO the Mills tartn bill max
ing one bill OF botn.
THE TOTAL ADDICTION IN REVENUE
MADE BY the btll presented 70 the ways and means
doxr "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
TIE Wonsr SoHr HrAn CunrD


Have been in the drug and medicine business twenty
1--WE yesrs Have bssn selling your CurIcURA RENE
prxs .incs they came West They lead all others In
,hsr line We could not write could print all
We have heard sad In favor Of the CUrrcURA kkhk-
Drxs. one year ago ths CurrcueA and SOAP cured q
little girl in our Of the worst head ever
saw and the RksoLvRSr and CUTIcURA are now cSfing
. young gentleman of s leg while the physicians
are trying &c ampursted- 10 will save his leg.
md perhaps, his life. Too much csnnot be said in
favor OF CUIIcUaA RKNsDIrs-
s. Il SMITH BRO Covinston. Ky.
Ihsve suffered from Salt Rheum fer eight years
Ut times % bad that could not attend to my business
for weeks OF . time Three boxes Of CUrIcURA
and four bottles Of RasoLvKsr Lave entirely cured me
Of this dreadful disease.
JOHN THIEI, 1875 Second ave. New York City.
CurrcuRA. the great Skin Cure, and CurIoURA soar,
an exquisite Skin Beaunsr externally and CuTIcuRA
RxsoLvRxr the new Blood Puriner internally. are .
positive cure for every form Of Skin and Blood Dis
ease from Pimpiss 10 Scrofula~
Sold every vhere. Price CurHURA. Soc: Soar. Csc.
REsoLvIHr, q. Prepared By the PorrKR Dnue AND
CsHnIcAL Co.. Boston, A.ss. Send for How to Cure
Shin piseassa"
PINPLIs, BLACKHEADs. CHAPPED AND OILY
SKIN prsveAtsa By CuTrcURA M1DCArnD soAh
mh6, $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-06
Ca.., pree,.cs, M ,r,yer.,,.w..

Cumberland Special 10 the baltimore sun March 5
President Gambrin. OF the canal arrived here
this afternoon on an Inspection tr1p and VIII leave
Dor the East tomorrow morning. lie visited The
canal wharf snd made himself acquainted with
the work Necessary 90 b. done 20 put the canal 10
condition for the openlng Ol the season. he says
the canal win certainly Be run a waterway this
year. whatever the legislature do.S as non OF tee
schemes contemplate dispo>ing % o. before next
year. The coal companies heretotore shipptns ny
the canal have expressed their willingness % con-
unue this year, and some want 20 tncrcasr their
tounAgc but WILL OF course, make no promises IN
View OF the uncertainty A. 70 what the iesfslsture
VIII oo Mt. Gambrfu n confident the canal vii
obtain fair share OF trade provided there n no
interterenoe by the legislature II b. proposed 20
nave me canal ready tor navigation By March Is,
enoukn tnc weather ray delay the opening OF
NAVIGATION beyond that lme force u alrsady
81 wQrk on repairs along the line