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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
An old Man Arrested for AssauIting a
Little Girl.

An old Man Arrested for Assaulting n
Little Girl
J. III. More, a man about 80 years Of
age, living near Reeds lake, was ar
rested last night by Deputy Sheriff
COwan on warrant charging him
with feloniously assaulting little girl
9 years OF age. The name of the little
girl was not learned, but she was
adopted by q woman who lives here
and atterward was adopted by More,
although the papers were not made
out. The little girl has been living at
MOrc's house for about three weeks,
but was taken away blythe woman W no
first adopted her one week ago. More
knew nothing OF the charge against
him TIL the warrant was served on him
last night. The woman, who now has
the little girl IN charge, claims To have
ample proof OF the crime, while More
maintains that It IS 4 put-up job on
hm.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

The Little Son OF Alderman stein Badly
Injured.

Alderman Ed STEMS little son about
10 years Of age came 10 the city hall last
evening with bis eye bandagcd up, and
reported that he had been accidentally
shot by one of his plavmates. The
weapon was an air-guu, such O., Is used
for killing sparrOws. and the shot pen
etrated the little fellow face between
the eye and the bridge of the nose, and
might have been fatal wound had II
gone an inch higher and punctured hi:
eve. The little fellow was plucky and
unconceued. and accompanied ha
father 20 Dr. Wughts Office TO have the
bullet extracted.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

n9NI loss slkhf - ras IA knsi -. ean sas
sea4 ar~ Asass ter 49, = = e fletiA.
<39s-4s.en arse loi ~ sr@ae< slnee ue-i
- hs.ssss ga. - 80 :. - 49, sa
stt@s. e-a ee Hanl Ne4 - lsek ~ lt tDtft
tfzs lear sA eAsf Are4ae.
W i.4ss srsegs. Ae4s-s ~ sais 81 fg...a Sl.S
te-r1s. - Aeatis leH.er-'ts' 50
ivtrits G. fattaak. llones 3. ss'as "a
Ne~H'ss g it4i- >it4 S Parish. Alacf N.a -
uoDsi hasa
HALl - fss.eeac- .els leii So sai nlslsis a.
t-ai. tAt - o4Se e sea want ei.s tf,l
@-t t"t~ffet ~ 4aS cttS- ots oNt es. 1iSe
ete estVit NeN tls tlsfu htrt. ta. nsf @44
NsitoA 81 saa b aen heAselaAD h-etA
4 hAAt BARGAIN Fsnrsf lets lH lsrapd
haPae ier tht meHes ~ o@sa AAA iAt
lAea before buylag a AuflSasl. oalct S
Leteit u'eeh opposite owees 5 hotsl ~
pea sAlh-<'e nonlhls pas aents seed s.z-
feoiL ht..st- lsi AtH-SlA - cas- hla+ftd
fact1fy AulS g. Mrs MIlrr uortAeaSi sar-
ner fuiioust aAc Coiegsaxe 2s>lf
IsoR SAIE-Iufls has onls trc ~ fhasr 80
y rk&nt fAfis @ss oeaese-ass- piAets ieit-
sou can stg elsewhere ioI soSN MAyf
Is tuiids se many tlai Ec Ettt every ID ~
ane.4 Quarter on and seils 81 soa al ne sane
rai. brck iurn&oes. nantels. hot Natcr 4ad
- modern iMpgoNe M ntA. Cash talf 81
monthly payments. Ion ht toN late IlfIs
4 3 uchanans lAw ciace LeoxSre tloek ~
G'IEII NEaakNtNA 4tte ta tfNlHtl l<i q
4 city 4lse ln acres ot nns maple iand "a
gheaaxeau county Nli sell ~ exchange f..r
cifs residence. pas difference Ia sash ii Aus.
once IA iddicealh hAilCllE. 10 A.. Il and T
tes Dr. N koss. 81
LARGE AMOUNT OF RIAL ESIAIE
n Ter SAFE. Ausi aal - br sule.
/ have g. Iots for sale oA frAllOh eaaltltn.
corner af flflh enc Madison afts, lVie ~ -
li0 lsri o. aL HIlcy- prices ttoias So te 49,.
- lots el 4l4t soA- AtU. aha HOWARD 81. on
fralet naa "a ercrn addition pfices I4Ase
f.oN so. io blN IIhs uosf "a tArst inls ate
very desirable. quite ceoifaiS located near
school house auu street tAf-s tls adjacent
property - be- ~ fapialy tuul Up..
LOT ~. F. Tanners addition. frcsfoti 81
fourth l1I west 1l South Divisions "a. 81 oy li-
a. noasr. barn and let \ O. 81 Jefferson ave-
House. lafn An1 t~o lots "a corner ~
as.si ano IiumAssis
. L3.~ -. And lots on Comst8cks r'af IeH
price 40 lots on Leonard to.'s addition,
pIiceS lfaiH t4F upsAud various other los Ala
houses ula lots not described.
All 0lli Pee said very cheap. title perfect tine
ala terms made 80 suit No 'NEclsv Tor
snupln. property Also cash 60 ioaL luli
estate uTliy on favorable terms Nah a.
No. s. AeN IouseuAu building. Oh lie =
frairk .li
W have 5usf had Two good lots placed "a
" our hands by No4ue lals about 90 leave
tie cify sac i Nuaus to sell iof less lA4l
cost one year aso. easy tcrnA lutLt Afuti-
efs. over Arcade ititi
E0R SALE-Ioi dirt chrsps must be saIa CO
i once. Dool chance Tor speculation vr iy
get cheap place ior home eeuthrasi part 81
city. Price $50. Address H. AcD-. leirGr GrsiA.
Herald. leoti
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
THE INQUEST.
Coroner Locher il Looking up the Death
OF Peter Morse.

Coroner Locher il Looking up the Death
OF Peter Morse.
The following jury was empaneled
by Coroner Locher yesterday in the
case of the accidental death of Peter
Morse: John A. Brummcler, John
D.kcman, Patrick McGurrin, Charles
Hucir, Patrick kcarncy and Adrian
Brink. Charles Lane, the young man
who was IN the carriage with Morse,
was sworn IN the morning but nothing
was brought out different from the
facts published in the TELEGRAN-HER-
AID yesterday morning.
The inquest then adjourned till 1
O'Clock when some half dozen witnesses
were sworn, among them several police
men who were at headquarters when
the accident happened. The inquest
then adjourned til thismOrning. There
were no new facts brought out by any
OF the witnesses.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

4 horse driven by Mss Carrie Powers
became frightened yesterday az one Of
the cold blast feather rcnovatOrs which
are making the rounds Of tho city, and
ran away. She piuckily held % tho
reins, and succeeded IN stopping the
horse after lively ride Of several
blocks. No damage was done. except
that the voung lady was thoroughly
r----- t.--l.L
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
THE
IVANANAKER
g
BROWN
Tatz0y Agrny,
No. IS Monroe Street.

We have opened our first exhibition
~ New Pal Goods 20 make to measure.
Hosns AID Foreign makes of best WOOL
ens are extensively represented IL
sGyles that are rch, handsome and a.
most exclusive with Us.
In order 70 introduce our superior
styles Of tailoring We viii guarantee
you a saving Of s. 70 SO or each suit
OF overcoat style, work and trim-
mngs the best, and every garment
warranted 10 TT. We extend d special
invitation 70 ali 20 come aud see our
magnificent display Of cloths.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

EOR SAlf-Le. 30. -. Ottawa beAcoi this
4 lot Is one of the nrst selection Il - To-
Gated only short distance from the hotti a4a
Jas H. Hasklns or ". B. LoNeiaAd. Grand
l.Apids, Mich. le->aA
A GREAT BAkGAlN-24o acre farm, frame
a house good orchard lJi acres Improved
miles from Baldwin. for sale cheap Inquire
IagEarf, Molcoft a 0anSon- - ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

II the attorney m the Csonin case
were paid by the Iob instead of by the
day, tie trial would be- likely To pro-
ee1l .nnnar.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

WHAT has become OF that Chicago
laundry grl who started 70 Niagara to
20 over the falls Ia q wash-tub?
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

JoIN SULLIVAN has formally an
nounced that be is a candidate for
congress. John would make a capital
Aergeant-at-arm..
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
- .In.anInEhs.

A. sus.eribzr % The TELEGRAM.
HERALD ehs fails - rscstFs the psPes
regularly. o. ~ho nay have re-soa 10
eosaasiaIa or late dsltssrys siii confer =
special ssvsr ~ iafornins this once Of
th- faos a. oaas. ssaa po.tAi card OK cal
aD tslspboas ash
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

<-S To So month can be made working
90 FOR Us Agents preferred who can fur
nish horse and give their whole time % TIE
business. Spare moments may bee prof tsbiy
employed also. A lev varanCieS ~ towns ADD
cities 3. II. Johnson & Co. 1909 Man st.
Richmond. Va n. B.-Picase state age and
business experience. Never mind about sene
Ing stamps Tor reply. B. D. !. &Co. oct =
AGENTS should write for Illustrated circular.
4 terms anc two weeks free frisl % Missouri
Washer. Washes dirfiest clothes cie3u hT hat
steam without rubbing easily sold profitable.
J. Worth, II. Louis. No. ~
\IANTED-A few good energetic agents.
W ladies' preferred, 20 sell "ktchirs tnl
versal Silver Polish It is not silver
soap. paste" or powder" but chemically
pure liqnid silver polish. IL iss favor e. With
people Who have silver ware and good seller.
For terms and particulars address a.. i
Rifchie. teveier ard manufacture. Hopkins
station. Mich. 1857
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
FOR EBET- HOUSES.

HOUSE with 10 rooms for rent. No. Il Cass 81
II Inquire OF q. 4. Williams. at Ball. Barn
hart x Putnam. 252tf
fTO LE1-A desirable residence AZ No. l6 Colt
ave; also fiat with four apartments on
Dudley Place. near Bridgost. 5. l.. T. G..
Fuller. No. II +. Bridge 81. Z3
L'OR KEN1-As am about 10 move into an
other house. | viii rent my present home.
No. - Barclay-st., furnished or unfurnished
fifteen rOoms-nine being sleeping rooms
bath room, furDsce. hot and cold water. elec-
W. Tufts. Tufts A Blchanan'S Law oitce. Lei
yard block. 254
no RENT-A seveD-room house. in the rear
of - Bsrciay-st.. Slf per month; cistern
and city water ia the house. Inquire Of L. $.
PrOvin.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
aHINU EAFIDs TUESDAY. sEPI. 10

Wos p somebody give the street
cleaners l.tlle elixir of lfe2
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

TIE Fiack casein New York, g Great
ing demand among decent people for
reform IN divorce law. Ii such reform
shall be Effected the scandal VIII not be
without Its compensaaOns.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
FOR RENT BUSINESS PLACES.
AGENTS WANTED.

EOk kEAI-StOTe st 20 Canaist Possession
given al once. Inquire Is above. az n
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
HELP WlhTID-F -FEkALE.


VkANTED-immeolate ateiy-compstent girl Tor
W geaersi housrnoFki family of thrce- AI-
Ply al 5 n. Lafaycttesi -
WANTED D-Competeut girl for general house
W work. 40l ChcFfy-st %
lNANfED-Competent young lady "a ESss
" iaut bookkcepcf one experienced in oflce
work preferred. Apply Ia Vwu hand writing.
stating age. experience and giving reference
II any Address. g. r.. Co.. boa 4. tAis oi
fee 80
\IANIED-A good business lady in each
~ town and city in the state. must have
sl0in cashs salary So 10 ss3 per month must
come well recommended. Gail ou l.. J.. va
cox. " ana is Hermitage bWlding Grand
Rapids. -a
WANIED-Thirty general girls al once best
W wages paid Is dining room girls. cook :
lwages 81 ana Si.a0 per week. huusehceptr, =
hotel cooks. second girls. ] dish asher.
SeamstTess. steuogrApheTs. book tpefs. sales
ladies. clerks ana al others 10 cal and luNcSti-
gate our new system Tor procuring situations.
Cooperative Employment Company, li-i I.
MonrOc-st.. rooms 81 and 5-. Porter block. %
IN GIRLS fOR GENERAL housework and
~ second work. several good positions IA
hotels and restaurants Ladies' Employment
parlors. room 83. Menham block l4l57. Non
rOe-st. Dol
WANrED-1wo hrst-olass dining-room girls
" wages Sl3 per month"; and pastry cook.
wages - per week. 81 and rs Lyon-st. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


1t-r nah-- at4l
NAlE~NtA aNIED-for tbs dress > vas
- Sc 4Ituelts LpLs tai tass6 iacrolk.iis
eAIt. lrn .ra neca Apply "a n "a. .gADu :,
-. ela ttvstvAl akr.
~ AA1kA-llree HieE ., soUasy aeAaxrrs
g. NSrk ~ ctbfr- a. Rave si,t % ash
o@lafy s% per month starX lSio Artiii.
test ~ references res utfcl- T. r. NlitaA ~
@ae % hera-it@gt ouilalAk. 0EsAc hsilds-
WANTED-1ro niee souuE mel froM d So
" - years 81 AZ. 10 WerA ia yuuf oWA rits
q tswa saisr, 50 o. - per month aust
have 50 in casl IT, "a i-caK III ~la - Nef-
Mlta<o building. ora1q Rapids -
kli-Saltsmen. c-crks. t.o keepers
~ bartsnSvIs. transfers. shipping cicfAfs
iarm haacs oece help ana 81 sfAcre ptt 81
eil FlQk iltut ID cAN and Investigate Vtf tn
tirrly Lev auc thoroughly reliable sNsisn Ni
procuring slttAuu4s. oV-Vpcrause tnlits
meat company lf41. AoaIu~- sts rooms ~ -tiN
81 Porter bloek Phone lgy
(OQPkhs WANIED-lo keep away from
6ranc Rapids eu account O. lockout ~
order oi Cooprfs nl0u. Ne ie. SSH
WANTED -NAN-Io take the agency 81 our
" s4tfas siGe zoAlSAlo llcles weight ~
los. retail price - other sizes iu piOPei llon
rare c1Alce 10 create q permanent business
AZ home These safes meet demand never
before supplied - other sale companies. a. ~e
arc lot governed iy lie sale Pool. ALPINE
safe Co.. Cincinnati O Wcl sat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

The baseball umpire who was re
ported killed during a dispute over a
game at Darlington, y. c., seems now
% De IN a far way to recovery. I'm
pres don't die so easily.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

NEw YoEx evidently cares more
about which particular site for the
worlds far would be- chosen If New
York should get the fair, than It does
whether lt gets the far at all or not.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

REkl muscular democracy hasn't
had a representative IN Congress since
John Morrissey was sent there from
New York. And yet the Detroit FREE
Press doesn't approve sullivan's candi-
dacy. and says some things which may
- quoted wth embarrassing effect
after le has been nom mated.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Bosrov and New York are having a
neck -and-neck race for the League pen
uant. and e the Giants do their duty
they ought 10 finish ahead Of the eaters
of beans. The pitching vii do much
to decide the race between the two,
and the Giants are certainly better
equipped IN that respect than Boston.
Brooklyn snd 50. Louis are making an
equally interesting battle for the Asso-
c-aton pennant. and the chances are
certainly ID Br0oSlyn's favor.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

THE Chicago Journal thinks the rea-
son for the increase n the number of
idiots, suicides and criminals IS a mys-
terry no longer There were 80, ,7s9, ,260
more cigarettes sold last year than the
year before.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

How time does ayl The time for the
regular announcement by the Demo
cratic press that Secretary Blame vii
resign because OF his unpleasant rela-
tons with the President, has come
around again.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
SITUATIONS wAETED MALE.

WANIED-By young man employment 4
w clerk IN store or wholesale house OF an,
place OF trust; not afraid OF work. VIII com'
well recommended. W. r.. ls9 Henry II. =.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest OF Al Michigan Dallies Tx.
cspt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

$4,000 IT, LOAN on git ecse eiiy real ,:..e IS
once, Loyett block. opposite Sweets Hotel.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

EOH SALE-Ioi diu chrspi must oc saIa 60
i once. bool rhanfr fur speculation vr "a
city. pnce 500. Address H. McD-. Telegram
Herald lS5lf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

unitsa rrsss Hsserts. Srompt .as E.rig
Deissry Al tns Locai hs-s. sad ina
cssaasss ana Neat Plainly rriatss PaPss
PGaasasa ~ orana HaDl1s-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
RokEY TO LOAN.

~->>-~--.~-~-~S-~~~-~-
cash To LDAN-Any amount desired 81 the
\ lowest rate of interest. on good city real
estate. A T. Antlsdel. oflce. Lofet bloch p
..ttr...ffa -uvesffs Iafaf H.t
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10

fFHEII beautiful ietS a. southeast fsfi Il
4 cifv alsa l1 acres al nAs maple land Ia
gheheyeau county Nlii sel ~ t2tAaDss Tor
s.ffv re..atu.e. pas difference ln sash IL Aus.
Omce IA iddieea.h building. . 10 ~ Z Il and Z
tas Dr N Il. koss. 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-10
WANTED BoARDERs.

BOARDING - Desirable front room with
- board in a private family two gentleDfu
lesired. s. Nadisou-aye.. near state - ~
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-03-14
TELEGRAPHIc ITEMS.

The German consul adviser of King
Tamasese, of Samoa, has been recalled to
Berlin.
Mrs. MariannaL. Hubbard-Slater, wild
ow of he late John F. Slater, famous for
his munifcent gift of 81 000,0 10
Southern freedmen, died in Norwalk,
Conn.,, Tuesday morning of pneumonia,
aged about sc years.
AT liberal meeting in Edinburgh,
Scotland, on Wednesday, a letter from
Gladstone was read, in which he protested
against O'Brien and others being made
political prisoners for acts which werc
called crimes in Ireland, but which were
not called crimes in England.
A critical state of affairs prevails at
Castle Mining camp, Helena, Montana.
The mines have been closed on account
of lack of funds, and the men have
not been paid off Manager King es-
capped lynching few days ago by riding
off on fast horse. Rioting has &C.
Cured and more trouble is imminent.
An order was recently made to members
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, in the employ of the Reading
Railroad company at Reading, Pa, that
it was desired by that company that they
should either quit the brotherhood or the
company. Since then, many members
have withdrawn from the orier, and it
is ass rted that those falling to do so will
be discharged by The company at once.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-03-14
South Carolina.

A tornado struck near Pacolet depot
Tues day and demolished tenants houfes
on several farms
The annual death rate per 1000 for
week ending February Is, in Charleston,
was, white, 11.29.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Pytl las met at Columbina Tuesday-the
twenty fifth anniversary of the order.
The work on the new bank building
at Aiken is being rapidly pushed. They
expect to occupy it by the middle OF
April.
A ffteen-year-old son of VIM. Cath
cart, living about three miles from Spar
tanburg, accidentally shot himself Tues
day morning, and died from the wound.
Only one case of drunk and disor-
derly was entered n the police record
in Charleston on Sunday for twenty four
hours. This is remarkable for Saturday
night and Sunday.
The Eutawville road, it is said, win
run from Sumter to Cheraw via Bishop
vile. This will help Sumter and be
quite boom for Bishopville, giving that
thriving place two competing railroad
lines.
Capt. f. V. Abbot, the United States
engineer at Charleston, has forwarded to
the chief of engineers, the bids for the
dredging between the jetties, and it is
expected that the work will be awarded
within the next few days. There is $780,,
600 available for the work on the jetties,
$3.50, 900 under the last appropriation,
and $4,000 from the preceding appro-
priation.
The funeral service of DR.. II. H. Hug
gins was held on Sunday in the Method
list Church, Manning, the Rev. Henry M
Mood. assisted by the Rev. James Nc
Dowell, officiating People came in from
various parts of the county, and great
many were prevented from coming on
account of the threatening condition of
the weather. DR.. Higgins leaves large
family to mourn his loss, and the whole
community are in sincere sympathy with
them.
j. G. Hartzell, the secretary of the
Freedman's Aid and Southern Education
society, has published letter which will
be highly encouraging to the immediate
friends OF Clatlin University and to all
who are interested in the literary and
manu- education of the colored people.
Mr.. Hartzell says that he expects 10 see
IRON 1900 to 1900 students at Clafn
University within the next few years.
The int ntion is to erect central build
ing which will cost $25, 900. A sub.
scription OF $4,000 was made at the
late sess on of the South Carolina Con-
ference, and month in the year will be
devoted to the raising of money.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-03-14
The Ownership Of Photographs.

Mr.. Justice North's photograph de-
cision recently rendered in London dis
poses once for all, it may he hoped, OF
the popular fallacy respecting property
in private photographs. Sundry un-
scrupulous photographers have claimed
the right to sell and exhibit photographs
Of their customers against their will,
and although they had been paid for
taking them. Efforts to prevent this
have been met in the past by legal opin-
ions Affirming the legal right of photo.
grapher to do what he liked with Mega
tives or impressions from negatives,
which confessedly remained his prop
erty. The court has now blown this con
tention to the winds. Tho photo
grapher," said Mr. nstice North, lis
wholly in the wrong" and he perempt-
oriiy enioined him against both exhibit
tion and sale. The negative belongs to
the Photographic; the copyright belongs
to the person photographed. -Nsss Xsrk
Tribune.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-03-14

The first reaper Of which we have :
description was one used in Gaul, and
described by lin about 4. p. 20. In
the fourth century Palladius gives 1
good description of heading machine.
something similar to those now In use In
California. This header had row Of
sharp teeth at the front edge, and The
heads were torn of, and not cut y 81
modern machines. This machine has
now been reinvented, and it is used for
gathering clover seed, Little or no
change was made in the earlier reapers
aud overs until the present century,
and most Of those made prior to 1850
were heavy and cumbersome; conse--
qnently they were not generally popular.
he Hussey and AIcCormick's were the
earl est Of the successful reapern, and
very soon thereafter the light running
American machines advanced to tho
font and have remained 10 the lead up
y the present time, Nsw Ysyz 6vn.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-03-14
Big Palm Leaves.

Trees Of the palm family have larger
leaves than any others The Inaja pa m,
which grows on the banks of the ANA
on, have leaves which reach a length Of
from thirty to fifty feet, and are ten or
twelve feet in breadth. Specimens of
the leaves of the TALBOT palm, native
of teylon, have been met with that are
twenty feet long and eighteen feet broad
These leaves are used by the natives to
make tents, and form very efficient
shelters from the rain. Tho leaves of
the double cocoanut palm are often
thirty feet long and several feet wide.
When the wind is strong they clash to-
gether with noise that may be heard at
great distance Only ono leaf is pro
duced each year, and they are so firmly
attached to the stem of the tree and 90
strong in themselves that man may sit
on thu end of one and rock to and fro
in perfect safety. = Chicago Hsrald.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1889-03-14
HOW ABOUT 7-His,

The Augusta, Ca. Chronicle says That
there are at present in The city Of
Augusta, county OF Richmond, state #
Georgia, great number Of unpleasant
ncighbors, and that they are Brigham
ties, converted by the preaching of mis-
sionaries direct from Salt Lake City.
1t is not among the factory operatives
alone that they work. In fact, very few,
if any. operatives, will 60 10 Utah, but
several families will 60 from Dublin, and
a great many from along the line Of the
Georgia railroad. One man who has
quite an interesting family. and who did
own nice farm and good stock, near
Gloyetown. has sold his place, his stock
and farming tools, and has everything
in readiness to go to Utah,