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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-22


Simon Cameron, ninety years old, IL
thought to DO dying. 1t has long been
the old mans proud boast that he has
not only Ind length Of years but n full
life. lie has been a generous liver, and
in the heat Of his flerCcst political cam
paigns has always had time and In
Clination to enjoy himself. Few men
lave welded 80 great political power
over 80 many years. Simon Cameron
began his political career before men
now otmiddle ago were born. He made
hosts Of enemies.
Ills friendships were the marvel oil
American politics. no had more Of them
and faster ones in his own State than
any man who ever lived In II, Some Of
the wNrmcst Of his friends werO Demo.
CrNw whom hO had Al some time obliged,
and In any crisis Of his political fortunes
they rallied to him, They gave him
service and oven contributed money to
his campaign fund. This was Ills return
ior standing by his friends, some times,
a Others thought, At tho cost Of Ills Oh.
legation to the public, ICing rCmOn.
s'taled with once and told that a certain
friend Of his was wrong, Cameron 70.
piled II know IT. and that Is why I ain
standing by him 40 vigorously. II no
WCfO right everybody would stand by
nln'" That he carried a good trait too
lar goes without saying, but this was
one Of his qualities.
vi late years the a%ntaUonisms Of his
wOtC active days have been less seen
sNa heard Of, and tho old mans sun hss
S''ngoinsdovn peacefully and pleasant.
:" Ills death will call out from old
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KNOWN BY REPUTATION.

Lawrence Barrett sailed for Germany
on the Vera Saturday to be absent un'
I'll August.
Pauline Hall Is taking daily plunges
into the ocean at Old Orchard Beach
down in Maine.
President and Mrs. Harrison are ex.
pected 70 attend Henry @. Bowen's
Fourth of July celebration,
Alonzo B. Cornell says that New York
has SlS0,000 for the Grant memorial and
aims to get $l,0OO,OO0,
Lambert Tree intends erecting in Chi.
cago, at his own expense, q monument
to the French explorer, La Sale.
Rev, Charles Sturgeon, son Of the
famous English preacher, delivered q
sermon to men in Chicago on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Doaemus, author Of
"The Circus Rider" has written q play
for Jessie Bonstelle, who will tempt for.
tune next season in a starring tour,
Emma Abbott promises to bring with
her the scores Of three operas not yet
heard here when she comes back from
her European trip next month.
Ernest schilhng, the coachman who
once achieved notOriety by his marriage
with Victoria Morosini, Is earning his
living as a painter at Steinway, L., l,
Augustin DAILY came all the way from
Chicago 10 superlntend the preparations
NJ the New York theatre for JetIerson's
performances Of Grip Van Winkle'' on
Friday night,
Ira d, sankey, tho revival singer, has
bought thirty acres OF land at q point be-
tween SeatuCk river and Little seatuCk
creek, l., l., where he will build a hand
some residence.
Director Stanton has closed arrange
ments with Herr Vogel, tenor, OF Munich,
Herr eiChmann, the Viennese baritone,
and the basso, Herr Behrens, All
three will appear in this country next
season.
Colonel Ingersoll has promised to give
q New York daily "his views on the re-
ligious aspects Of the Johnstown disaster
as soon as professional engagements will!
permit" The irreligious aspects would
seem to be more In his limo.
Archbishop Corrigap is delighted with
the generosity Of u wealthy and pious
French lady, Mrs. Raynol, OF New York,
who Is going to bear all alone the ex'
penses OF building and furnishing up q
fine church AT White Plains, the chlel
city OF Westchester county, N. Y, The
cost is estimated at $4,000.
L
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J. q. HERvEY, AuCtlonecF.
IcertIiy that bond has been given by the said
special commissioners aS required BY The dcgtcc
lei JOHN ", MITCHELL, Clers.
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now,s rhls.

SouM BeMthen, juno IS.
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"ANTED-TEN TRAVELLING
w salesmen. Coed Salary and al expenses
paid. Address sALEsAAN, care WheelilE n
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State Of West Virginia, Ohio county. ia he
Circuit Court for said county.
Hannah ]. sterrCtt and othOrSl
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ILhnlr Iulnnd,. Vote.

Prohibitionists rejoiced with reason
three years ago over the adoption ofcon'
stitutional prohibition by Rhode Island.
After three years Of very unsatisfactory
experience Rhode Island repeats the
amendment by much larger majority
than she gave for It's adoption.
This radical change in public scnti'
ment means something. 1t could no
more have been bought by the liquor
men than they could have produced with
money tho anti.prohibition tidal wave in
Pennsylvania.
The action OF Rhode Island in throw
ing overheard prohibition is even more
of blow to that cause than the surprls7
ing adverse vote OF Pennsylvania. Plain
ly prohibition is not on the up grade.
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The President and the Patriotic Sons.


The Patriotic Sons OF America do moi
agree with tho Democratic press that
there was n flavor Of BurChardisn in the
Presidents refusal to wear the badge oil
the order. Through their press commit
tee they say:
Tho badge incident so sensationally
characterized as a "BurChardism" is q
Misrepresentation, The reception by the
President was cordial and gratifying Ia
the members Of this order, and the fact
that he has promised Gf in the city, to
review our parade on Friday Is evidence
that no i~ll.leeling has been generated
between tho members Of this order and
our Country's Chief Executive.
A. Q. HAwLEY, Illinois.
j, o. HARVEY, Michigan.
JONI W. GORMAN, Pennsylvania,
Press Committee.
This oughtto silence the slang.vhang.
ers, but probably 1t will not. II tho Pa
ttiotic Sons arc not aiTronted, the Demo
cratic sla~ng.whangOrs will enjoya little
allront themselves. The President Is
right not to wear the badge Of any order
Of which he Is not q member.
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rn,ered at the postoaice al Wheeling, W, vR''
II, ,,ecOnd.C class mAtteT'l
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Commissioners Sale.
COMMISSIONERS, A l

COMMISSIONERS SALE.
State Of West Virginia, Ohio county, IN lbs
Circuit Court for said county.
Hannah ]. sterrCtt and othOn)
Hannah storrstt,s %adminls,ru. In ChNnccr'
tor and Others.
BY virtue OF q decree made by said Court IN
said cause on tho lst day Of June, 1859, the IN
dOftiRned, appointed special commissioners for
the purpose, Will rell ut the front door oil the
Court HouSe OF said Ohio county, On
SATURDAY, THE 9th DAY OF July. 1889,
commencing at 10 O'Clock u. M, the following
described real estate OF which Boyd sterreItd died
seized, that IL TO ERy;
/, All that certain Tract or parcel Of land ltu.
ate in the county OF Marshall and State Of West
Virginia, on the waters Of Grave Greek, md
bounded a. follows, tO.wiL! Beginning At = r0p'
lar corner 10 Brice Blair s. b6%e T.. 2j4 rOlgsi 70
RdoBWOodi thence .. lO' T.. .gST poles 10 Q white
oak thence 8. by y. n poles 70 II while oak
thence y. l2ho J.. 100 pOlCl to a lynn corner 10
Amos Terrell; thence. n, T2ho ". 1917 polCsiO
n black oak; thence N. lSAo w. l25 poles to the
place o. beginning, containing slxty'nlne acres
more Or leRs.
situate on tho north side Of Sixteenth !l0tintY
john street, IN that part Of the city Of Wheeling
called EAbt wheeling, known nA lot Numbered
two hundred and twenty-five.
y, Tho cast half Of said lot numbered Two
hundred and twenty-five.
I. Tho cast half OF a lot Of ground gliuHic on
the north side Of Sixteenth street, In that part
OF the city Of Wheeling called East Wheeling,
and known IA lot two hundred and twenty dyc
Terms OF 8~ALE,-Onethifd Of the purchase
money and such further SUN IA the p]ufolH'e'
may elect, In hand, and the balance I'M equal w.
IiAllments ~ nlnO and eighteen mouths nm
the day Of tAlO, tho purchaser giving bonds lpi
tho deferred instAllnlCnW with security approved
by said commissioners, said bonds Grntug To-
tGfest from their date, and the title shall Do u
tained until the payment OF the putChNcmQn'y
In full, The deferred ipstRllments NJ p]uit.Gsg,
money OF the properly situate IN Tie uD pi
wheeling shall also be secured by policies uI w.
BuratCe upon the buildings on hld properly
some insurance %COinpnnitg approved By 'm'
commissioner and made payable tpthctl,
WILLIAM +. HUBBARD
WI. W, COWDES,
Special COmmllsibnpfN
W, II, HALLER, AuOll6nGcr.
That bond with security approved by no DO,
been given a. required by LAW and the dutte0i
sAld Court, Ia hereby certified this 49, ~ "
CLERK Of tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County Wet
uhAnlns
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MERCURY and potash mixtures dry up
the secrctions Of the body, cause mer:
curial rheumatism and dyspepsia, and
finally run the system down to such q
condition that other diseases are In
duced, swif's Specific builds up the
patient from the first dose, and gives life
and Yigor to tho whole human frame.
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II every householder will do his share
and the city its share, We can soon have
as clean a city as any in the country. 1t
is custer, of course, to have one Of the
Glthiest, but that doesn't pay SO well.
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IT is noteworthy that with two ex.
ceptions every county in Pennsylvania
on the northern border went for the
prohibitory amendment, and that with
two exceptions every county on the
southern border went against the amend
ment. Generally the prohibition senti'
ment was shown to DO in the north and
west, the high license sentiment in the
east and south. Taken thus by sections
there are more conspicuous brakes in
thn Mnst.
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LORD DuSRAyrS says the valkyrie is
entirely satisfactory, and he is going to
capture the American cup, All right,
mt lud, como over and have the blasted
wind taken out of your British sails.
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EMPLOYMENT in tho Census Bureau is
not permanent, and there is no reason
why appointment should be through a
Civil Service examination. superin'
tendent Porter wisely takes this view.
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CONCERT AND COMMENCEMENT
SegQin Collegiate Institute,
OPERA HOUSE,

vi LINN
Wednesday Evening, June 90, 1880.
Admission, 2Sc. Children under 10 years, l6c,
Tickets can 10 procured from the pupils or at
the Institute.
Thoclimax, Of Martins Ferry, and Citizens
and Elm Grove motors will run at the close
I0;4S O'Clock D. m.
As there will be no reserved seats, parents and
friends must 80 carly 10 obtain desirable seats.
Doors opeu at 7:lb O'Clock, Lex
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Ir is estimated that the cost to the
counties in Pennsylvania OF submitting
the prohibitory amendment was not less
than Sl,OOO,OOO, which the State will be
asked 10 nav.
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CHAIRMAN BmcE's son has been ex'
PEELED from Phillips Exeter Academy
for being a too jolly good fellow. The
campaign Of 1892 may now beconsidered
MS iairlY opened.
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WnES e'er you take your walks broad
in these days it is safe to be sure you
know where you Gun borrow I'D UNI
Lrella on short notice,
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TIN laboreB at Johnstown are doing
uncommon work, They should bs at
least commonly well fed,
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OSLY five Democratic counties in
Pennsylvania went for prohibition.
But this fact will not turn the Third
Party men from the active pursuit OF
vengeance against the Republican party
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INDIANAPOLIS, INp,-1 have been I'm;
proving rapidly sihCe | commenced
taking the Rcd Glover Cure, and cheer;
fully recommend your remedies 70 oil
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
", p. SAtrn, Ind. Ave. Logan Drug
Co.. Bridge Corner Druggists, wheeling,
", Va. paw
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GARBAGE is hardly the thing to keep
as an heirloom. Away with 1t!
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Public Sale.
DURLIO SALE,


by virtue OF tho authority vested in them by
county, West Virginia, dated respectively on the
23d day Of April, a, u. 1858, and OF the 9th day
Of December, a. D., lSSs, on tho 18th day Of De.
cembOr, a. y. lsSS, and on tho I'D day Of De.
cembeF, a, u, 1SSS, In q suit In ChALCtTy therein
pendlpG wherein. sObicsGi y, Caldwell was
plaintiff and Caroline N. Wilson amt others
were defendants, tho undersigned special tom.
miSHlOnGrs will sell at public auction, at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
Aforesaid, on
TUESDAY, JULY ., A. D. 1889,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a, M, the following
described real property, which Is described BY
reference 10 a platOt parcels, streets aud alleys
returned by the said special commissioner with
the report mentioned ~ the said decree OF the
9th day Of December, a. D.. 1858, and by that dc.
cree directed to be recorded In the office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court Of sud Ohio county.
In which Office. Il IL now Oi record, that IL 10
Rlyi lots 10 and 2 In LqnAIO eGi lots 20 q u, ga,
y 2lA, 10 y, 10 a, III, IN, IS and u IN III,
vision !. lots !. and & iq Division q loI1i, 2, ..
aud 5 In Division u. lots II md u ~ Division
J, and lots 10, 10, u, ~, 10 aud 20 IN Division X,
lot I III square 28, lots 70 and 20 II In Division
D, lots o., 50, 40 and n In Division ], lot - III
Division g aud lots 10 aud 1911 Division l..
The tAid decree OF December 8. a. y. leSS, con.
talns the following provision: That the said
special commissioners ''in selling lots 10 aud 2
In square 20, aud lots II, II, II AM II, 10 A, lOH,
81 A, q u q a, - u, and % In Division d, shall
exclude u strip niieen feet wide of Of the south.
ern side or end OF each Of the sud lots, and shall
allow tho said strip 10 remain and be portion
of the street or road lying next south thereof IN
the same manner rs though under the pfOvi.
sipns Of tho said decree Of April 20, 1855, the
EAld commissioners had shown such strip on
their plat to DO q part Of the street"
TRRilS op sALE-One third Of the purchase
money or 50 much more ~ the purchaser may
elect, In CaAh on the day Oi sale, and the residue
In two equal inStallnpnts payable IN one aud
two years respectively from the dayOfEllC, With
interest from that day, the purchaser giving bis
notes for tho deferred inAt6llments, with good
security, and the Title being retained Until such
notes are paid. hut II any purchaser pGy In
hand oIlo' half or more OF the purchase money
for the property bought by him, bis notes With
out pcri0nil security shall be taken for the de
ferrGd installmenls, the title being retained rs
Aforesaid until payment IN full.
DANIEL LAMlI and
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL,
Special Commissioners.
]. @. HERvEY, AuCtlonCCr.
certify that bond has been given by the said
special commissioners RB required by ihG dCgUe
iii the above named suit.
lci JOHN ". MITCHELL. CLERK.
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time opponents a generous recognition
Of the good that was in him and sincere
regret that so genial an old man might
not have lived even longer,
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TnE many remarkable cures Hoods
Sarsaparilla accompllshes are sufficient
proof that 1t does possess peculiar cura'
tive noHers. 4
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Every chief should be a base ballist in
order 10 catch the flies from the batter.
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WASH GOODS.
New Lines Of Choice Selected
Outing Cloths,
Combination Ginghans,
Fine Foreign SateenS,
Domestic Sateels,
Fancy Striped Ginghans,
Tennis Stripes,
ChalieS, Fine PeTclIGs,
Figured Lawns,
And BatisteS.
Largo and Varied Lines of
LADIES'
Summer Underwear
/ IN ALL SIZES.

This week we have an ele-
giant display Of Graduates
Commencement Outfits, con-
sisting Of Cream, White and
delicate shades Of Stripe and
Brocade Silks, MORE Silks,
Albatross, Henriettas, Serges,
Challies, &c.
Extra Long Silk Mitts, and
Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, Silk
and Iisle Hose, Sash Ribbons,
Lace Handkerchief, Fine
Fans, &c.
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Wanted.

WANTED-E0R THE UNITED
w States ,Army-able bodied unmarried
pay, TatiOus, clothing and medical attendance
Apply " No. 1919 Market street, Wheeling, W.
Va, my2hn4s
WTANTED-MAN-TO TAKE THE
wv Agency Of our Sales Size 2SXlsXlslRches,
weight 800 pounds retail priee SS5i other Mo,
IN proportion, A rare chance to create o prrI1a
neht business at home. These sales meet d 40.
mald never before supplied By other Sale Com.
pAnles, Us we are not governed by the Safe Pool.
Alpine SAFE Co., Cincinnati, ~. trlaW4s
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~FIRsT ENG. EVAN. LUTHERAN
~ ClURCli-Rev. 4. II. DornblaseF, pas
tor. Services at 1880 a. M, when liOv. y, H.
Barnlt1, Western Secretary pC tue Lutheran
Board OF Homo Missions, will preach, and al
7;lb D, IN, Sunday School at 2 p. m, when the
inrmnr nnNInf will hnllYhE nm Address.
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NOTICE.-NOTICE IS HEREBY
IN given, according 10 law, that at q meeting
Of the stockholders OF the United States Surgical
Supply Company, q corporation duly. OFRRniEed
under the laws Of tho State Of West Virginia, to
DO held at 100 broadway, New York City, on the
18th day Of July, 1859, il resolution Will DO Of
icred Increasing the capital stock Of tho said
Company TO the sum Of one hundred thousand
tslOO,00Ol dollars, and the said resolution will be
acted upon at the sud meeting,
Dated, New York, the 18th day OF June, 1850,
AlphonEe j. Jacob, VIM. u. WltbRnk, John
Cooper, I'd. U. lIarwOod, Milton Josiah Roberts,
luCOrDOEAtnFg, lgl2
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New Advancement.

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GEN.
w ERAL HOuseWoFk. Apply at S9, IS0s
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P~CHApLlNE STREET NJ. Il. CHURCH.
GtS VIM. q. WlieldaGcf, pastor. Preaching
Of 1880 a. in. at 500 p. m, MptlGm Of children
NJ the morning EefVlCG. Sabbath SCHOOL
Infant department. y ~ mt advanced depart.
mOnt, Up. IN. Young peoples meeting at $3.50
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FRsECoND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
~ Cor. Twentieth and Market streets, Rev,
VIM. II. Cooke, DID, pastor. Services at 1889 o.
m. and 1880 =. III, sunday School Of 0 a. M,
All are welcome,
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T@UNITRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Lt% Rev, IT. Mcclure, D. d., pastor. Ser
vices at 1880 a, nj. and 7:S0 p. nj. Sabbath
School at 300 p. IN. Young peoples meeting al
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F@sT. LUKE's p. Il. CHURCII-souTH
~ Penn street-ReY. Jacob Brittlngham,
rector. Services at 1880 a. IN. and 1850 p. M
tho rector officiating. sunday School at . =, IN,
All Rfe welcome,
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F@FIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
~ Rev. D. a. Cunningham, DID, pastor.
Preaching at lO:SOa, IN, and ut 1850 p. m. Sab
bath School at 0 a. III. Mission School at $3.50
o, M, Eighteenth street, above Jacob,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1889-09-25

Hon. w. G. Kendrick was here
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. w T. Locke went
down to Eutaula Sunday to visit
relatives.
Mr.. l.. f. Cater came from Per.
ry Sunday and returned Monday
with Mrs Cater.
Miss Eva Sharpe will leave Sat,
urday for Cuthbeit, where she will
enter college.
Mr. G. R. Cannon, one of our
successful planters,i is with the Daw-
son Oil Go. for the season.
This is an of week with Judge
Gu rry and Solicitor General
Griggs, and they are spending it at
home.
Prof NIL Parker was down from
Macon Saturday to see his family.
His school opened under very fa-
vorab!e auspices.
Miss Mamie Daniel spent sever.
al days in town this week on her
return home to Dawson, after
spending some time with relatives
at Columbus-BeNna Vista Patriot.
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SHORT NEWS z0HEs
Little items Picked Up Here and There
m end about the City.

Little items Picked Up Here and There
m end about the City.
Track laying has been resumed
on the Columbus Southern.
Mrs. Holmes died in the up
per part Of the county few days
ago.
Our colleges booming. About
one hundred and twenty five in
attendance.
ghirty-four jugs went from here
to Randolph county Saturday to
wet whistles.
Rev, j. S. Waller, of Barnes
vile, will preach at the Baptist
church next Sunday.
There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian church to-night by
Rev. /, w. WaGdafl.
Cotton is received here every
day from near Cuthbcrt, Shellman,
Preston, L:ary and Brentwood.
The indications now are that
there will be an abundant crop of
syrup this year. The cane crop is
fine.
The c)oksh have gone to the cot
ton fields and Dawson housekeepers
pretty generally are taking a turn
in the kitchen.
Mayor Laing asserts positively
that he will not be candidate tor
reelection Colonel Parks looms
up among the several possibilities.
Dawson is reaching out after
10, 900 bales Of cotton this year.
Between five and six thousand
bales have already have marketed
here.
There are people in Dawson
who discourage i'm pro .ement and
business progress. directly or indi-
rectly, WI eucvor either is contem.
plated. Such people hurt the
town and are not good citizens.
The Capital Comedy Company
will play at the opera house Fri>
day and Saturday evenings. This
is said to be one Of the best troupes
on the road and should be greeted
with full house.
Col. Joe Laing acts as Solicitor.
General in the county court while
Solicitor General Griggs is filing
the appointments in the circuit.
Col. I4aing watches closely the
Interests Of the state.
We are in receipt of the Colored
Farmers Alliance Gazette, pub
lishe1 at Marshallville by E. S.
Richardson, former colored boy
OF Dawson. His salutatory is con
sentative and is on a high plane,
and il he follows the course he Las
mapped out his paper will doHbt
less be II success.