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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-06-13

Prof. @. NJ. Elan, of Blaine, was
ii town Saturday.
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Read in another column our offer
. subscribers.
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sioneware Of all kinds at S. q s.
post-ofiiee.
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Judge II. W. Ferguson went to
Wayne G. H., w. Va, yesterday.
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Criminal Court viii begin here
III the 2ith inst.
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Z Mr.. J. C. G.. Mayo, Of Paintsyille,
passed through Louisa Monday on
his way home from Louisville.
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subschbe for the NEWS.
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Judge Rice went to catlettsburg
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R. T. Burns, supt.

! All persons Indebted to ]: A,
Hughes ara hereby notifsd.to come
nand settle at once.
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Some people never pay anything
but visits'to their relatives.
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Tho continuous tweather is in
juring crops in this section. Ait
tie dry weather is badly needed.
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THURSDAY, JuSE 10, 1889.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

We nrc enthorized TO announce J. X.
laws as candidate for the Democratic
.somins,Ionror County Commissioner.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY,
KNIGHTS oFrHr GOLDEN EAGL Z.
1. o 8. z.

II sisa Lodge. No. zzos-sA ted meetings
very Fndaynis .ht.. Wm. bishke nsh ipp N
a; L. II. sud- iii See
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Coop TEMpLARss

s;ased msclings. every Saturday night.
". ID. Roffe, c. I'll Mn. Eva Stewart, "
r.; Miss Georgia Johnson. Secretary.
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Has sssSined standard Of excellence shicA
adnits OF no superior.
1t conta;na oyery improvements that tnvsafits
gofiUs, skin AMI money can prcd1oe.
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Local Brevftses.

Next Thursday is Valentines day.
A cold wave struck rs on Wednesday.
Get your ice you may not have another op-
portUniiy.
This teachers will be paid 90 Thursday and
Friday next.
Clean up your guns boys, and make good
showing on the Avenue on the 4th ofNareh.
Muskrais, u,alisrd, and mosquitoes, abound
bereabouts in their respective seasons.
Sidney will get there, and don't Jon forget
Il.
IN tweHiy-three DAYS Gen. Harrison win as
sumo the duties Of Chief Executive.
Mr.. L. T. johnson has removed from La
Plata to Westminster, Carroll county.
Mr.. G. Philip jenkins, whose illness was an
nounced in our last issue, is reported as some
what better.
A little son Of Mr. J. f. Norris drove horse
to water from the hotel in this village
on Tuesday last. At the hydrant the animal
became frightened and ran Of. The
vehicle to which the horse was attached
was broken and the little fellow thrown cat,
but fortunately was not seriously burt.
Give your ne:ghbor helping hand by re-
commenting him to keep DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup in his family for all the ills babies are
subject TO.
Laxador, the ''golden" remedy for bowel
and stomach complaints has achieved most
brilliant success. II eliminates the poison
from the blood, searching, cleansing and pu-
rifying the whole system. 1t costs only %
cents. AT all druggists.
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In This County. On Wednesday, Mr.
James F. Matthews, Commissioner in Chan
cory, commenced TO take testimony in the
Mudd and Compton contest case. Senator
Edelen represented Mr.. Compton, and A.
Posey appeared for Mr.. Mndd. Five witnesses
testified that their names could not be found
on the poll hooks, having been left off by the
Registration officers They were all residents
of the county and lived continuously therein.
Another testified that his name hal-hean- voted
on by white Democrat before he arrived at
the polls. All Of them would voted for Mr.
Mndd. J.. Lemuel Hamilton, cue ofthc Judges
ofelection in the 9th district testified that one
Republican ticket upon which the name Of
MIR. Mudd appeared twice WAS Grown
out by one of the judges and not
counted. On Thurslly, on an order ffom
Judge Stone, the ballot boxes IN the 5tn and
9th districts were opened, the poll books taken
therefrom and filed with the others IN the
clerks Office The whole vote of the comfy
rs shown by all the returns give Mr.. Mudd
one hundred and fifty majority, including the
vote which should have been counted in the
9Th district.
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Candlemas Day.--Saturday last was
Candlemas Day, or moIe property speaking
was the feast of the Publication Of the Virgin
Mary. The day was celebrated in all the
Catholic Churches of the country. This feast
dates back to the early ages, and is symbolic
of the presentation of the Virgin in the
temple of Jerusalem by Simsen. According
10 an old tradition, and believed in by thou
sands, the ground sog which goes into a state
Of Information in the early fall arouses from
his long sleep on that day and comes forth
from his underground quarters, to the open
air. If the sun is shning and he sees his
shadow he Immediately returns and continues
his sleep for six weeks longer, for it is sign
that the winter will continue for that length
of time II the day is cloudy and his shadow
cannot be seen he remains out and there will
lie no more winter. He saw his shadow on
Saturday and according to the tradition vim
ter will continue.
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COlOred SchO0ls.-There is a growing
interest in public education Throughout the
State, which is commendable, and speaks
well for our future Of course there are
greater and more varied opportunities for the
higher education Of the white than for the col.
ored children, yet the latter are MAKING Great
progress. In our own county the eoIo-ed
schools have good teachers and the scIool
board and county examiner keep over them a
careful and intelligent supervision, and marked
Improvement is the result in all the schools
One of them, No. l, in this election district
has GENE under our special observation The
principal, an old teacher of many years erpe-
rience, Mr.. j. H. Schureman, was transferred
here from Waldorf in 1885. On taking charge
of the school he found on the roll % scholars
with an average attendance of only IA By
lndelaiigable efforts, and faithful performance
OF his duties, he has increased the n7mb., nm.
I'll now there stands on the roll lis so,,o,.rs
with an average attendance of IS. and re-.
qulres the services of an assistant Tho e,;,h.
ful and earnest efforts of this teaeba, : a.
serving the commendation of all who aaso.r.
% see the children of former slaves h, oar.-
iul mental training, become iptelli1on. IA
industrious citizens.
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Wedding The wedding Of Dr. J. j Best,
of Frederick county, and Miss Matte Harmon,
of this city, took place at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South, last night, in the pres
ence of many friends, Rev. W, j. Young offici-
ated. The bride wore trained dress Of
cream coored MORE antique, with trimmings
of Valencienness lace, flowing tulle veil with
orange blossoms. The attendants were M.ssrs
j. d. II. Lunt, DR., NJ. W. o. Brien, P B
Peyton, Lieut.. s. L Monroe, T. NJ. Broadus
and George o. Monroe. After the ceremony
DIR. and Mrs. Best received their friends at
the residence Of Mrs. Martha Chatham, after
which they left on the 932 train for the
North. Alexandria Gazette
The happy bride is the youngest daughter,
by former marriage, of Mr. Charles f Ham
non of this county, and is half sister of Mr..
Il. Il. Harmon, the genial and courteous sales
man for Nj. Ii. Il. Thomas in Pomoakey
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Death Of Judge Merrick.-Judge

Death OF Judge Merrick MA-
rick of the District Supreme Court died at bis
residence in Washington on Monday night
after an illness of several weeks. Judge Mer-
rick was born in this county September LIST,
1918, and after his graduation at law was adj
mitted to the bar in Baltimore in 1889. lie
settled in Frederick county in 1874, and re-
NAMED there until 1854, when be was APP
pointed by President Pierce, Associate Justice
Of the Circuit Court for the District 1t was
while Judge Merrick was on the bench at the
outbreak of the war that n writ of habegs
corpus was issued by him for boy who had
enlisted in the United States army. General
Porter in command of the district had the
officer arrested who served the writ and later
Judge Mcrrick was arrested. The Court over
which Judge Merrick presided was abolished
by act Of Congress in 1863. He then remot ed
to Maryland and was elected to Congress from
the Fifth District in 1870. He was defeated
by bis Republican opponent, VIM. j. Albert
in 1872. lie held no other public office until
appointed by Presinent Cleveland to the posi-
ton he so bly, filled at the time of his death.
lie was a staunch advocate Of political reform
in his party and with his brother, Richard T.
Merrick and Col. Charles Marshall, organized
in 1881, the o. l.. D. movement and fought
Senator German and the corrupt ring OF How
ard county. lie WAS a pure, high.minded,
honoruuie brilliant man, able and ineor-
made vacant by his death will he hard 10 Gil.
His funeral took place IN Washington on
Wednesday last, The remains were placed in
a vault at Mount Olive Cemetery. The body
will subsequently be removed to Newport
Catholic Cemetery in this county where the
remains of his father and family are inferred
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-02-08

4 Reliable Firm - In aaother column
appears the card Of T. II Sypherd L Co.,
Real Estate Agents, 1921 1 Street, Washing
ton, d. c. Mr.. James Il. Clements, former
Charles countian, is member Of the firm
end is a reliable, honorable business man, and
has been twice, since he left this county sew
eral years ago, elected as Commonwealth $
Attorney in his adopted home, Alexandria
county, Virginia. Mr. Clements writes us that
the firm advertises extensively in the North
and West and have many applications for
farms bordering OF uavigable waters near the
Capital. Put your farms on tie books of the
firm for sale
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The Verdict Is Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, druggist, Blppus, Ind, testi-
fes. 81 can recommend Electric Bitters as the
Tery best remedy. Every bottle sold has Civ
on relief in every case. One man took six
battles. and WIS cured of Rheumatism of 10
years. standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
ReIlyille. Ohio, sffirms. The best selling meci-
cine / have ever handled in my 20 years ex-
nerience is Electric Bitters." Thousands of
ptbers have added their testimony, so that the
vsrd;ct IS unanimous that Electric Bitters do
enre ali diseases of the liver, kidneys or
Hood. Only half dollar bottle at W. w.
Padgetts.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-02-08

Very Dark The list nj hit of january
was the darkest night We have ever known
Captain Twiiord, who lives near the town aud
''Ned' Wade who resi- les here, we're each lost
ia this village on sh~t night. They we're not
dnder the Influence ofiutoxicAnts either, for it
is well known tlat neither becomes beluddled
by indulgiug in strong drink. When leaving
the lights where they had heeu. gu business OF
Pleasure they were so completely overcome by
the darkness that they become bewidered and
for long time were unable to find out wher,
they were.
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Armory, Co 4, LIST Regiment, I. NJ. n. G.
Port Tobacco, Jan. Both 1889.

Armory, Co L, LIST Regiment, I. NJ. n. G..
Port Tobacco, jan. Both 1889.
Special Orders
No. z
IN pursuance Of orders from the Lieutenant
Colonel Commanding the Regiment, this com
pany will assemble at the Armory on Nc nday,
February llth, 1889, at II O'Clock a. m, in
full dress Uniform with overcoats) heavy
marching order, with blankets rolled on
blanket bags, blouse in blanket bags, fatigue
cap suspended from left rear button Of coat,
for inspection and muster by the Lieutenant
Colonel. Non-commissioned officers will fol-
low instructions in Special Orders No. 3 from
the Lieutenant Colonel published above with
out further orders. By Command.
II. llEBER Boswell
Captain Commanding.
RoBT. I. DIGGEs, LIST Sergeant.
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The Paner to Take.-Do Won

he IdVtt W Anho.-bV JVu want IL
good reliable, newsy paper to read-one that
YOU can trust because it never misrepresenfs
and gives all the news about every thing and
every body? Do you want paper that viii
give you besides complete entertaining story
every week, large amount of instructive, ed
ucationaI, scientific and miscellaneous reading
ENJOYABLE to the old and instructive to the
Young? Do you want clean, clearly printed
paper free from demoralizing and sensational
stories-one that you can admit into your
household at any time? Then subscribe to the
Washington Weekly Star and you will have
it. Besides the paper at 81 you get two or
more premiums without extra cost. Send for
a sample. Address the Weekly Star, WASH
ington, D. G.
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Communicated.

o, now Wong long Y county fathers will YOU abpse
our pauenee. We should be able 10 a 30 10
snurch, mill, and no, not to muster a. ~ = =
uon need any muster, which 4 NIL T.. -
alnssenlrnt Tor Young men, who MIR, Ia
nseluly employed or the public roads 4 ,be ~
nave no employment. The roads are ! = .us.
Gus from the mill near Wayside to Is0 oaasr,
Snari, ana 10 Cedar Point wharf For ',ss ss
so parties can be employed to mea a5f = sz9 OF
alole rus % me above points, 80 thai nh NJ,
complaint viii be quietel, and tbe m ,aa. puone
Isx collector, doctors, and other @,' earrler,
VIII shut up their moths. M i, uaseliers
necessary matter. y y thls most
Harris Lot Feb 9Th 100 Traveller.
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State ExhibitiOn.-0ur reference two
weeks ago to the proposed State Exhibition,
under the auspices of the Maryland Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Association, was re-pub-
lished in the Baltimore News, journal that
always displays great enthusiasm for every
laudable State enterprise. We were also the
recipient of the following letter from the Hon.
Frank Brown, president of the association;
Baltimore, February LIST, 1889.
Dear Sr.-Allow me- as President of the
Maryland Agricultural Society-and as cit
izen, largely interested in the Agricultural
aud Mechanical pursuits Of our State and all
that tends to advance their interests and pro-
mote the welfare of those engaged therein, to
thank you for the assistance you have so kind
ly offered in behalf of our contemplated Expo
sition. Yours truly,
FRANK BRowN, President.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-02-08

4 throwing City.--By the Belt annexa-
tion the population Of Baltimore city has in
creased 10 4l6, 805. Some idea Of the i'm
mense circulation Of the Baltimore Sun may
Le formed when il is known that the paper
goes into nearly every dwelling and business
house in the city and its suburbs. Baltimore
is surrounded by many important towns and
villages, Peoped by industrious inhabitants,
whose condition of ease aud comfort becomes
greater every year.
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Sale of Real Estntc.-John II. Mite

Sale of Real Estate. John H. Mitchell
attorney for Gustav A. RasctI, mortgage,
sold the "Belmont' farm near Hill Top on
Tuesday last at public auctsn. The farm
cantnins 500 acres and was bought by the
morgagee for $1,000.
Mr. George NJ Berry, assignee Of mortgage
sold tract of land containing 3l5 acres near
Middletown. Mr.. Berry became the purchaser
at $3.50.
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A Steamer Controversy Settled.

The Court in General Term in Washington
has refused to allow damages on either side in
the suit OF the Inland and Seaheard Coasting
Company against the steamer Henry G. Bishop,
which was chartered in the summer of 1887
10 run excursions to Lower Cedar Point
The company claimed that the Bishop had not
sgaas proI1r time aud the owners Of the boat
de'nNnaca pas lf,e lie fun period Of It's charter
after the company had dismissed il.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1889-02-08

We extend special invitation to our
out-of-town patrons to visit our estab-
lishmcnt on March 4th. Make the
store your Headquarters" We will
take charge of your satchels, parcels,
wraps. etc, free of charge. This occa-
sion offers ssyou grand opportunity to
combine business with pleasure. You
can see the Inauguration, all the sights
Of the city, attend the Inaugural Ball if
you wish, and at the SINE time do your
necessary Spring shopping in Clothing,
Dry Goods. Heusefurnishings. etc..
AS an attractive extraordinary we
have had printed at considerable cost a
very attractive Souvenir Guide Of the
City,, which we propose to present
gratuitionSly TO every stranger visiting
our esta olishment on that occasion. THIS
"Sonveu;r' book will contain all the
principal points of interest in Washing
ton and vicinity. their location, hours
Of access to visitors. aud engravings Of
the Capital and Presidents House,
Also pictures of Harrison and Morton,
with their biography. IT will also con-
tain an engraving and description Of our
establishment. Our Mail Order Depart
mcnt, how to shop by Mail, and its adj
vantages to out-of-town residents.
Should you be unable to come to
Washington on this occasion, and will
write us to that effect, we will send you
copy of this Souvenir" upon receipt
of a two cent stamp for postage.
If you are in need of anything in our
line Dry Goods, Fancy Goods. &C.,
we shall be glad to receive your orders
and promise you entire satisfaction or
your money will be cheerfully returned.
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Natiee An 10 WashingionI A positio

Notiee.-On to Washington A position
for everyoneI We want several gooa M msn IN
~. 4 true to name, delivered IN good con-
Alton and frst-class in every Partienlar.--
S Sll,v ana expenses. Expense money adj
1 $500 Il Unnecessary. Apply at once, stating
s 49, 70 the Q. L. Van Dusen Nursery Co.,
Geneva, y. Y.
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n..,.hus Irophulactic F7miI.

ia 4 in every sick-ro viii keep the at
'nosnbere pure and wholesale; removing all
Ia ia odors from any source. WEI destroy all
S;ssase germs. iafection from all fevers and all
diseases. The eminent physician,
Marion Sims, of New York, says: 81 am
~ oony;nced that Prof Darbys Prophylactic
Find Is a most valuable disinfectani."
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nneklen.s Arnlca snlve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruis-
es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, feyor sores, tet-
Ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or
no pay required. II is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
rs cents per box. For sale by W. W. Pad
cett.
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YEARLY RI TES:
Headquarters of the Lieutenant Colonel Com
u,audiuu

Isl ItFNTTHtWTI ~ NJ " : W.
Port Tobacco, Jan. 29th, 1889.
Special Orders
No. g.
Immediately after the inspection Of the sew
era companies Of this Regiment ordered by
General Orders No. A. Brigade Headquarters,
there will be theoretical instructions of officers
aud uon-commissoned officers, by the Lieu
tenant Colonel commanding, in the movements
in Options Revised Tactics from paragraph
3G2 TO paragraph 5z3 inclusive.
The officers and non-commissioned officers
OF the said several companies will, therefore,
study, for recitation at the time named, tho
portions Of the "tactics" within the above
mentioned paragra Ihs and commandants Of
companies will issue orders in accordance
with this special order BY Command.
L. A WILMER,
Lientenant Colonel Commanding.
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A. PosEY, Publisher.

Terms of advertising: For plain matter
n 90 per square % hnes) for the FIRST inser-
don. rs cents for each subsequent Insertion.
Rule and fgare matter double the above rates.
Obituary notices half rates.
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r.. L. Murdoch.
fashionable TAILOR,
I Near Port Tobacco Station.

Just received the fashions for Spring and
nmer, am now prepared to make suits in
most fashionable style. Securing, repair.
III cleaning, binding, &c, coats turned,
Iof which is done at the shortest notice and
Zap. | will he in Port Tobacco every Tues
II and Saturday. prepared to take measures
receive materials. Work delivered in
u Toa if desired. Thankful for past
foro, solicit the same patronage and salts
tiion gu lranteed jy lin
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-28

l'AlN except SUNDAY.
Train on Scotland Neck Branch roal
caves halifax for Scotland Neck At 28l
m. Returning leaves Scotland Neck at
$50 n. m, daily except Sunday.
Train leaves 1arboro. y. G.. VIA A|la.
marie y Raleigh X. r. Daily except y u.-
lay 05 p. IN, Sunday All p. IN ar.
i've Wllllamston. y. G.. 7.2O p. m.. 4's
,. IN. Returning leaves WIlhamstou. u.
Z, Daily except Sunday. 10 q. IN ~ua-
lay $50 a. IN, arrive Tarboro, y. C..H.I5
/. m, IL 30 a. IN.
Train on Midland y. c. Branch leaves
Goidsboro, y, c. Daily except SUNDAY.
800 a. m. arrive Smthhcld. SC. go
\ IN. Returning leaves SmIthhcid, n. g.,
10. 81 a, III. arrive Goldsboro. y. e., i. %
|, IN.
Tram on Nashville Branch leaves
Rocky Mount At 300 p. m, arrives NASH.
lille $40 p, m, Spring Hope 4.l5 +. u.
Returning leaves Spring Hope 1000 a..
m, Nashville 1895 q. m. Rocky Moan'
ll.l5 a. m, daily, except Sunday
Tram on clinton branch leaves War-
Jaw for clinton, Daily, except Sunday.
1t GOO p. m. and II 10 n. IL. Returning
caves clinton at 800 n. IN. and $40
| n, connecting nj Warsaw with Nos. a,
| 80, % and =.
Southbound Tram on Wilson n Fay
:tteYIle Branch is so. 81. NorJhloaat
| g No. so. 'Daiv except Sunday.
Train No. p South VIII stop only at
Wilson, GoldSboro and Magnolia.
Tram No. IS makes closes coruert.nu
At " Weldon for all points North daily. AL
rail via Richmond, and daily except Sun
lay via Bay Line
No 5Ol, Neatibp'e Train, Southhcua4,
NOndaV Wednesday, Frltay
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. F'r,sCitcr> association.


CLINTO%, y. C.j
Feb. 18th, 1880.
On January 31st the Truckers III
and around Clinton, n. c., met IN
the Courthouse in this place and or
gained a TRUCKER ASSOCIATIONS.
We are sure that such Associations
in every trucking section would be
of considerable local benefit, ana II
all the sections would combine ana
form state Truckers \ >sOciaton
that We all would enjoy double
benefit. The advantages to be de-
rived from such an organization,
with a central bITeau OF correspond
ence, are threcfOld:
LIST. We could be informed as 10
the reliability Of coasignee3 to
whom shipments were made.
End. We could advantageOusly
diversity the trucking crops by know
ing what other sections were plant
ing. and also be informed as tn the
prospective market for the various
crops.
3rd We colld ship so as to realizr
o better profit by knowing to what
points on a certain day other places
were shipping.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-28

VICTIMS OF CIGARRTTE-SNOKING.