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rJ" telegraphic despatch from Blacks
burg states that the contract for grading on
the line OF the Augusta Division of The Three
Cs road has been let to Ralph Jones, a
capitalist of Knoxville, Tenn, and Burrcll
Blanton of Shelby, y. {. Grading will be-
gin at Ncwbcrry in ten days from now, and
it is expected the grading to Blacksburg will
be finished in six months.
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ing twenty ~ ~

. | L.SOstps Es Loso.-wes,sry,'lle, lie.
of The biggest |Sslides ever known on the
Pacific coast, Sich occurred fifty miles
below herc % days ago. The land slid
into the Trinii$p;.ey raising the water tc
n depth of 300 fec and backing up the river
fur'ecn miles The sliding mass we we
about a mile long and 400 yard: WIaG ,ha
Many coa"s' away with surs 'nis
capped.
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no. Mr.. J. S. Reid, of Baltimore. il here
representing Northern capitalists who are
interested in Mining. lie visited the Thorn
son Gold Mine last Tuesday, and VIC hope
he will not leave until he has taken n thorough
survey of the other valuable mineral lands
and mines in this county which only require
capital and intelligent work to dcvclopc and
make profitable.
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D@- Some communications intended for
this week are unavoidably postponed
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S,pnLrRY.-Wc make q speciality Of Sad
dies, Bind Briddle and Brccchings.
FOSTER, WILKINS & co.
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Coon AND ENOuGu OF IT.--Thc assassins.
ton ola duputy marshal in Gadsden, Fla,
is q crime which will find no justification or
defender. IL it were for political effect it
is blundcr as well as a crime, for it is di-
rect chn'leng. to power already anxious to
take offence AS q crime it is no moro nggra-
waited than many similar crimes North a.
well as South. brutal and cowardiy, arous-
ing the anger Of every good man to briog
the perpetrators to punishment. AS q
blunder, il proves how dependent the good
name Of the South, the peacefulness Of our
relations with the government, the harmony
Of our intercourse with other sections, is at
the mercy of irresponsible men who have II o
stake in the welfare of society, who teke no
responsibility for the mischief they perPctrate
and who recklcssly and brutally jeopardize
everything which is the subject Of The solicit
tude Of every th2tghtful citizen. The So1iil
is grevlous q lso E"S whole section: II @ W.T.
continue to suffer until State au.hUr,.iI' s
,ore hold Of the matter with s'rone hauu,
."HI onT determine that the peace and happiness
"I nS ,be whole people shall not DO at the mercy mercy
or few cowardly Observation-Disclosures
| citizen.
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SECOND DAY.

RACE Row IN AuBEyILLE.-Greenwood, S.
c.: Feb. ii. Intelligence is received here
tc-iay Of a serious difficulty between whites
and blacks on the public road five miles
from here last night The. particulars ARE
suostnntInrIY Us Gpll MessrS John bur-
On ther Way oass q Nat a on.
Jr., to attend the marriage of his daughter
TO Cam Burnett. As they wero passing
through the Laurens lands, which is densely
populate by negroes, Robert Kcneday who
was in front, met negro driving q wagon
in which were several women Mr.. Kene-
day dill not give as mach Of the road as tn c
negro thought he should an | the latter be-
gan cursing him whercupon Mr.. Keneday
struck him with whip. AT this the women
began screaming and soon white NTH wero
surrounded by an angry mob Of negroes,
armed with rocks, guns and pistols. The
white men, being unarmed were untirely
at the mercy of the mob but made the best
defense they could in the fight which cnsucd
in which Joha Burnett was shot in the face
with n gun. Robert Kcneday was c,nsidcra-
bly, bruised with rocks and James Kcueday
was the worst hurt ofany, recoIving several
severe cuts and bruises. lie is still id
critical condition. All would probably have
been murdered but for the timely arrival Of
Tatum Burnett, who by firing in the crowd
with his pistol dispersed the mob. One
negro is reported shot and another cut. No
arrests have been male an further trouble
is expected. "A. }. ). IN GrecnrHc NerS.
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Sn"Es, Smo's, SuoEs.-As usual we have
q sneniid stock uf shoes for Gents, Ladies
AMI children. Latest styles. Isigers gen.
uine hand sewcd for gents only So call early
and get your number.
FOSTER WILKINS 3. CO
rt3Frster 70 Stale That the
regular monthly meeting OF the y. NJ. c. A
will hc held next Tuesdny evening, the 9th,
in the Rooms Of the Association, At s
clock. \ full attendance is requested.
Religious services will lie held in the
Hall next Sunday afternoon, ats o'clock,
to which all Of the gentlemen Of the town
are invited.
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roy Mr.. McDermid has commenced
building his machine shop near the depot.
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Parties wanting Road Carts, Buggies, Old
Hickory Wagons and Farming Implements,
should not fail to call on Il. s. LIPSCOMB
& Co, Gaifney City, $. {. S-3t.
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made his ow Il to-

made his own wire.
The children, servants and visitors won
dcrcd what he could be doing i'll the base
mcnt all alone, but hc said nothing anu
kent on thinking and tinkering and hammer
inc. till early in the Spring of l7"3, hc had
completed his work. Setting up the mystic
| r;ous machine in u shed he invited number
of planters to come and witness its operations
Its success was complete The gentlemen
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A fresh lot Of the Eagle Brand Condensed
Milk ut H. +. SCAIFE 4 SONS
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EASY To PLEAsE.-Ttsmp-lI YOU
got something for me to do?
Farmer-No, l CUES. moi; there il ma,
much work just now. NV
Tramp--l don't need much. Ynu >ro,,a
be surprised to gee with how lille wort :
could worry along.
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C"MMrnrIN WrIL.zEas.-tompost heaps
should nave been made last month, but il
neg ccied or postponed. the work may yet
be done in good time. The longer the hear
stands when composed Of coarse, rough
Materials and kept moist, the better, up TO
TWO months. or even longer. But q nero
mixture Of cotton seed meal. fine, well rotted
stable Wnuurc, and mineral elements, may
bc pre-: pared only a few weeks or days, be-
fore distributing. Remember to make the
heap offcrmcnting matcrit's out Of doors,
fully expoSol 10 rains hut NJ; uDdcr the
caves Of II building tas we l''"c sometimes
seen ihcm). The mass shu. to kept de-
ci!cdy moist until all heat subsidized. 1t
is matter Of no Importance tn&t such ma
tcrinis rs stable manure, scrapings and other
refuse about the yards and lots. be mixed in
any particular proportions. Get all these
together and thcn mix with the chemical. a.
c'r'ling relative quality and quantity of each
slos. farmers limit ,heir Investment in the
ingredients TINT must be purchased accord
Ing TO circumstances. But it is important
lhnt the concentrated ingredients. the acid
phosphate. potash sats, cotton seed meal,
etc, he adjusted in relative quantities nc
coriing TO some rule. Far general purposes
]. e., for use Of corn. cotton and other sum
mcr crcpE, the following is good formula
Acid rhcsphatc...... ..........l 1000 pounds
Cotton Seed meal. 900 pounds
h"'hh..'...... ......'.'............... 2OO pounds
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To BE ePIrIFp'--"Ma.' srid Willie. wbo
had been to the mis- binary sewing society
WI, WIN his mother, 81 feel $ 'rry for the p!or
little hcithau." f'''
"Ih'' right, Wiiic, am glad TO see You
show such spirit -"
y 's IA. I'd feel sorry for anybody ,bet
has to welr the clothes that Won Hcn,i, n.s
mixing to-day.
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TOTAL ......... ..............." 1000 pounds
The commeroial and, approximately, the
maEural value Of the different mi xtures
would bear the came proportion to each
other as their respective coItcnt cf any COM
mon ingredient in any two that may be com
pared. Acid hosphaic being an ingredient
Of each, then the contcnt Of acid phosphate
IN esch formula represents approximately.
the relative value of that formula, and may
serve rs guide in determining the amount
10 he applied.
The fprcsoing formulas comprise the com
mere Al lngrc iicnts most generally used in
composing or mixing at home. AS already
Indicated these ingredients when provided
In the proportions given. may bc mixed with
stable manure and o'her crude or bulky
home materials in any convenient propor-
mons Of the latter. The larger the proper
no" OF stah:e manure etc., tho greater the
dilntiop, or weaker the rcsultng mixture.
and correspondingly larger quantity should
DC aPpl ed per acrc.-Sonth,rn CHnrator.
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YES. for 1 havsno time 70 commit them.
But believe preach better when talk
extemporaneously. l am more fond of
argument than Of anything else, and |
should like to debate questions Of theology"
w hat do you wear in the pulpitp
Dear me, / have worn my wedding
gown, turned and pressed and dyed. thus
Tar. always wear plain black. cut as
simply as possible. Sometimes cashmere,
sometimes silk"
Where do you expect 70 preachr'
"Here in Stony Brook. / can't leave my
family. They wanted me TO preach in Port
Jefferson, too, but conld not make such a
long journey every Sunday"
The council of the New York congrega-
ton meets at 3 o'clock in Union Hall on
"Wednesday next. There will be present
four widely known Universalist preachers
Lolita Crosby, Phoebe A. Hannaford, L. B.
Fisher, and j. II. Ballou. These two men
and Two women will examine into Mrs.
Benefits qualifications, aud will decide
whether she sh all be ordained. If their de-
cision is favorable, Mrs. Bennett will be
regularly ordained On the following after,
noon.
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Sister Rose Gertrude writes as follows
from Honolulu. under date July 25: ''Dr
Lutz, the eminent dermatologist, who has
studied the disease Of leprosy In Brazil for
ten years, has already effected some won
derful improvements in the patients under
his care at Kalihi, and the people do not
know how to be grateful enough to him for
his affectionate care and indefatigable efforts
to restore them to health. IEdeed, the gov
eminent has received numerous petitions to
nominate DR.. LutZ as president of the
Hawaiian board of health, to give him the
charge and control of all the lepers or sus-
pecls, and, although these are all tabled, it
is curious to see such demonstrations in a
people who, as rule, are eminently opposed
to treatment by foreign doctors. DR.. Lutz
Is also an enthusiastic bacteriologist, and it
may be hoped that ere long prophylaxis
and therapeutics of leprosy may be made
known to the world by him which will
prove more efficacious than the means hith-
erto employed by either scientists or sol
disant doctors or leper curers."
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CTATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM CouNrY.--In
- the Superior Court of Chatham county,
December term, 1890. ANTHONY X. DESvERs
HEY; SAMUEL r. MERAuLT. JOHN Fl
DEUS A. M0RELL and SAMUEL r.
SPAULDING, Trustees Of the Social Club oe
Savannah SS VS. ADELAIDE H. WAYNE,
WAYNE NEFF, executor of the will OF
MARY J. WAYNE, JOHN E. WARD and
HENRY n WAYNE, executors Of the will
Of MARY @. CUYLER, and HENRY N.
WAYNE WAIVE R; D. HIASTTI1oN, JOHN =; WARD,
ecutrix, and HENRY H. SMITH. admins
istrator with the will annexed Of JOHN
NJ, CUYLER Petition for relief and for can
collation. of NOR gage on the records Of Chatham
county,
To the defendants. WAYNE NEFF. exec,
utor of the will OF MARY j. WAYNE, of
the city of Cincinnati, Hamilton county, Ohio:
JOHN e. WARD. executor of the will Of MARY
G. CUYLER, of the city of Morristown, county
of Morris, and state OF New Jersey; L. D.
HATTON. executor Of the will OF JOHN NJ
CUYLER, of the city and county of Milwaukee.
State OF Wisconsin; JOHN f. WARD, executor
and ALICE II. CUYLER, executrix of the will
of JOHN NJ. CUYLER, of the city of Norris
town, county OF Morris and state of New
Jersey:
YOU and each of you. are hereby commanded
to be and appear at the next term OF the Super
ior Court of Chatham county In the state OF
Georgia, to be held on the FIRST MONDAY.
being the first day of December, 1890, then and
there to answer the Plaintiffs upon the merits
Oh thelr petilloh anu aInehuileDt thereto against
you, praying the cancellation of a certain mort
gage on the southern portion Of lot No. 10.
Barlow ward, in the city OF Savannah recorded
in the clerks office of the Superior Court OF
Chatham county in mortgage book 0. folio 1853.
and for relief as st out Ia their petition "a
file in this court.
Witness the Hon. ROBERT FALLIGANT, Judge %
said Superior Court, this thirdt3) day of Septem.
Der, in the year OF our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ninety.
LESTER & RAVENEL,
Petitioners Attorneys,
j. X. P. Cam, Clerk s. G., G. G.
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A Delightful Home on Liberty Street.

ME are now offering that desirable and CONS
w modious brick residence situated on this
south side OF Liberty steeet, I'd west OF
Whitaker, known as the west half OF lot No. 10,
Pulaski ward. The dwelling is three stories on
basement and contains about IA rooms. Hot
and cold water on every floor. Gas, bath, etc /;
in fact every convenience for comfort. The
location is central, near the De Soto hotel and
theater, and is an admirable location for either
a physician or dentist. For terms and further
particulars apply at Office of
l. d. LAROCH& SON
Real Estate Dealers
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SHINGLES.

TTSE our CYPRESS SHINGLES, 4, 5 and
" inches wide, ct size. 691kc. and 871zc. per
bundle cash: prices according TO quality. For
sale at the mill by VALE ROYAL MANU-
FAQTURING COMPANY.
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EOR SALE.-YOUNGLOVE & GOODMAN
Il have just received a carload Of large mules;
they have on hand over fifty head of same
stock, including large and medium mules; fast
and fancy driving horses. Corner West Broad
and Broughton streets.
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Handsome WALNUT BEDROOM SET
and RAW SILK LOUNGE, BRUSSELS CAR
PETS, RUGS, MATING, MARBLE TOP
TABLES, WALNUT CHAIRS, PARLOR SUIT
MUSIC STAND, CHERRY EASEL and PfCl
TURE, PLUSH PIANO SCARF, FANCY
TABLE COVERS and CHAIR SCARTS, PLUSH
THERE'S, WINDOW cORNICES and POLES.
STEEL ENGRAVINGS and FRAMES, MARBLE
CLOCK and ORNAMENTS, BABY CARRIAGE,
LACE CURTAINS, WALNUT SIDEBOARD,
EXTENSION TABLE, SILVER CASTERETS,
CROCKERY, fine CHINA and GLASSWARE,
CARD TABLE. WINDOW SHADES, FANCY
GLASS MIRRORS, KITCHEN UTENSILS and
PACKING TRUNKS.
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Sister Rose Gertrude writes as follows

II Indicates trace. = tInches and hundredths.
G. S. GoRGEs, Observer Signal Corps.
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CHOICE LOT-in the city, not in the woods
~ on the installment plan; come quickly and
secure bargain. w. K. WILKINSON.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
~ EORGIA, CHATHAM CouNTY.-Notice ia
VI hereby given 20 all parties having de-
mands against JAMES MITCHELL, late of
Chatham county, now deceased, to present
them to the undersigned, properly made outs
within the time prescribed by law, so as to-
show their character and amount and all pers
sons indebted to said deceased are hereby res
quired TO make immediate payment 20 me-
SAVANNAH, Aug. 20, 1890.
LESTER HURBELL.
Administrator estate of James Mitchell, de.
ceased
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L1OR SALE. III acres Chatham Co. lands, 9
through 1t. Healthy Would make beautiful
country homes and truck farms. The lands are
fertile. Heavily wooded, never been cut out.
Terms easy, 81 per acre. /. g. years, 7 per
cent. interest GEO. A, KELLER, JR., Mon
teith. Ga. See plat at the clerks office.
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FOUND.
BOARDING..

IRON list. October bOarders and table board
II ers at 80 Whitaker; rooms furnished or un-
furnished. Apply until LIST. October at 1ze
Perry street
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A N ISLAND FARM FOR SALE-Contains
IN nearly twenty ght acres of land situated
on Daufuskie Island, Beaufort county, South
Carolina. Fronts on New river, on the inland
route from Savannah TO Beaufort. wharf at
the landing, eighteen miles from Savannah,
Ga. Fish, terrapin and oysters abound. There
is a vineyard of an acre in grapes. There are
four good houses. A good chance for canning,
fishing or trucking. A good place for store,
and the water Is excellent. For further partic-
ulars address J. P. CHAPLAIN, care Of Henry
Semken, East Broad and Bay streets, Savan-
nah, Ga.
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ID FAD the Sunday MORNING NEWS. For sale
III at K1EFFER'S DRUG STORE, West
Broad and Stewart streets.
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AUCTION SALES FUTURE DAYS
:.
HANDSOME FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.
c. H. D0RSETT, AuCtiOneer,

Win sell on MONDAY. Sept. 20, 1890. at the
southeast corner Hall and Tattnall streets,
commencing at II o'clock, contents OF said
residence consisting of the following:
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IN RETURN TUBULAR BOILERS and En-
lO gines cheap and good. GEO. r. LON.
BARD Il CO.. Augusta, Ga.
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TNHERE is everything to interest you in the
i Sunday MORNING NEWS. For sale at
YONGE'S DRUG STORE, Whitaker and Duffy
sfraefa
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bargain. thirty by ninety one; good loca-
I'D tion small installments. w. X. WILKIN-
SON, real estate dealer.
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WILL sell two desirable lots and neat house
w of four rooms cheap for cash. or on easy
terms of payment. WIN. FALCONER, 1871 Con
gress street
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nor SALE, 25 acres of land at Emile post on
I White Bluff road. G. NOBLE
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QUICK BUYER will get bargain in good
W lot on easy terms from w. K. WILKIN-
SON
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ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE-t Seven-Room
III House. Good Location; Three Thousand.
/ Nine-Room House. every convenience, new;
best locality: Fifty-seven Hundred. / Seven
Room House. Nice Place for Small FANNY;
Tweuty-seven Hundred. 1 Thirteen-Room
House. near business center; our Thousand;
Cheap ] Six-Room House In business center;
Four Thousand; Valuable. One-Story Houses,
on splendid lott -Four Thousand 2 One-Story
Houses, best renting property; Cheap. Large
number of Lots, Good Situations. reasonable
terms. W. X. WILKINSON. real estate
dealer.
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ENUR SALE-Two good workhorsss aud one
IL fine road horse cheap at ALMONT
STABLES. 90 Congress street.
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INOR SALE-A first-class dairy business. with
II long lease on q fine farm. There are 60
head of high-grade cows 40 in milk, head
horses and mules, 2 delivery wagons, wagons,
carts, harness and farming Implements; 20
acres ia cabbages, oats, turnips, etc. New
dwelling, ample stables, barns and out-houses.
Good reason Tor selling. w. K WILKINSON,
142 st. Julian street.
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Filed in Office and recorded, this 2Sth day oil
August, 1890 JAMES 2. CARR,
Clerk s. G., 9. q.
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"ANTED, five nice residences from five to
w eight thousand dollars; also two Tybee
lots fronting beach. ROBT. IL. TATEM, real
estate dealer, Bull street.
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NOR SALE-Close TO city limits on White
II Blum road lot 105xlt7 with 5-room house,
store attached doing good general business;
good will Of business included: stock In store
can be bought at reasonable valuation splendid
chance for starting a small business. Quick
buyer will get bargain Call and see us at
once. HARMON, WALKER q MCIIARRIE,
real estate 1856 Broughton street
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COWS CoWS.-Fresh milchers and springers
~ from South Carolina Call ut Yonnglove &
Goodman's stable, corner West Broad and
Broughton streets.
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THE MORNING NEWS: FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 2e. 1890
ROOMS TO RENT.

S@---->7-N--~-~~~~-~NS-~--
TOR RENT. entire fat. four rooms and bath /;
4 Desirable location; SIS: references ex-
changed MITCHELL. News Office.
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E'OR SALE, at very low price, a good
THOMAS, with Chis holm, Erwin & duBignon.
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MISCELLANEouS.

MONT forget that have moved TO Bull
IL street. opposite Pulaski house. ROBT. Fl.
TATUM. real estate dealer and auctioneer.
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NxTANTED TO PURCHASE, fresh thorough
w bred or highly graded Jersey cows from
parties living on or near the coast of Georgia.
INWARD. HardeeYille, s. G,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-06-26

The artesian we'll at Canton has
reached depth Of 1000 feet. and IL il
confidently believed IL will be finished
By the middle Of next week. as the
green sandy stratum clearly indicates
water.
THE Yazoo- Mississippi Delta Timber
Company is nov shipping seventy car
loads OF slaves from M-rigold Station.
on the Valley Route. 10 Liverpool direct.
II is the largest single shipment ever
made from the Delta
Mrs. JANE WAUGH died at the resi-
ience Of her son, w. +. Gilbert, near
Water Valley last week at the advanced
age Of ninety years. She was most
exemplary Christian lady, and was held
In the highest esteem by all.
ENGLISH capitalists have placed s5.-
OO0, 600 in the hands OF the Delta Trust
and Banking Company of vicksburg to
be invested in Louisiana and Missis-
sippi lands. This action is generally
considered TO have been brought about
by the recent visit OF foreign capitalists
10 the Delta and the lowlands Of Louis
lana Thfrty-one million dollars more
have been placed with other firms in
New Orleans and elsewhere for invest
ment in louisiana This nows has
created decided sensation At vicks-
burg.
ONLY 25 miles of railway have bees
built Tn Mississippi this year.