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The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

- hioiiuAhuho 10 'oOH Nh
yelled at Pensacola, St.
Peter Matson was killed at Bevier,
No., in a fight between drunken min
ers.
Roland A. Lee and Marcus Lee, faith
er and son, are under arrest at Balti-
more charged with burglary.
Carl 7. Benson, the bank defanlter,
who Incorporated $3.50, was sentence
ed to torty-dve days in the county Jail
at Minneapolis, MINI.
BY a collision at Balcony Falls, Va,
on the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
an engineer and Fireman Clements, of
Clifton Forge. were killed.
Judge Marc, at New Orleans, has
sentenced MCCrystal to one year in
the penitentiary, the full term of
Imprisonment provided by law, for
attempting TO bride II HeDnessy tales
juror.
William Carman and Burrell Ross
were drowned by tie capsizlng of a
boat on the lake. at Troost Park, near
Kansas City. a
Odd Fellows will start a lodge at
! Cris1eld, Nd.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26
How They Are Made to Look Pleasant.

A travelling photographer in New
York has a large monkey for an assist
ant. In fact, the animal does most of
the work. Iouzted on IA forked stick
stuck INTO the ground, he inspects the
position of the person about to be pho
stographed, brrying his hairy head under
the cloth that covers the rear part of the
instrument. Then he stretches forward
his long arm aud remoyes the cap. For,
iperhaps, two seconds he holds it in his
hand, while he frowningly stares at the
subject. Then he covers up the lens,
and the picture is taken.--Det,Oh Free
Press.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

ir. llayseed tbuying a cigar)-l
nope this amt one O. those weeds that
burn out In no time at all. | want a
good long smoke"
Tobacconist Qmpressively) - Mine
friendt, dot cigar will last you till you
vas sick OF IT,
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26
SOLE AGENTS FOR
TOWERS FISH BRAND
OILED CLOTHING.

We have a large and assorted stock of
both the Fish and Shield Brands of Oiled
Clothing. which are acknowledged to be
the best on the pssrket.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26
Salem National Banking Co.,

Salem, N. j.
TTAVING moved into our new and eOm
III m0diOus Building on West Broadway,
near the Post once, we offer to the public in
creased facilities for the transaction of bust
ness, both public and private, and hereby ex.
tend a most cordial invitation to all to call and
see us. Tables and room can be found in
the front room of the Bank for the public ac-
commOdation, and where meetings can be ar
ranged.
Deposits Thankfully Received.
and Interest collected with.
out charge.
Deposit boxes in our fire and burglar proof
safe to rent on moderate terms
WYATT W. MILLER, President.
H.. NJ. RuMSEY, Cashier.
+. NJ. ACTON, Assistant Cashier.
915tf WALTER W. ACTON, Notary
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON.
SUNDAY, JUNE "a, 1891.
SECOND QUARTERLY REHIEW ".
HOME READINGS.
TITLES AND GOLDEN TEXTS.

GOLDEN TEXT FOR THE QUARTER
Goodness is profitable unto all things.
= / lin. 4 8.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26

I. SAVED FROM FAMINE.
Oh that men would praise the Lord
for his goodness, and for his wonder
full works to the children Of menl-Psa.
1917 8.
The Penn's Grove record., 1891-06-26
Nor angels can thelr JOY cOhIaIh'
But klndle with new hre;
The sinner lost, is found, they sing,
And strike the sounding Tyre.
How sharper than q serpent's tooth.
To have q thankless child

That Is Shakespeare. "a foolish son is the
beayiness of his mother" That is the Bible.
Well. my friends, nav not some Of us bean
cruel prodigalsi Have vi not maltrsated
our Fsthsrs And such . Fatheri 30 low
20 kind. II He hsd besn n ltxnpgS1. z
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We are now selling the Celebrated Ex-
celsior Coal carefully screened, and de-
liveied in ton lots at lowest cash prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Z, tho Chamber of Deputies ycsferdq-
-.,,,,or pourlf aqy,. notice of mis- intention r.
a,, ia Premier Cfi>W is aware of On chall
unle bN @ committee of the United state.
Congress against italian tonsuls ODD connCc
tOu WITH tine imlni ration OF italians 10 t1'
United states. ma" Wht ih.t - .i'"I iiap4 VII
institute "N '.i"i' ''',' ''''
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Three uciehb1line hout's Were ruined ano
seven people were D.i il'i lh t'' "i's
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

The following letter from Augustsil. fe-
.,.u ,t Port Wtllthall. Va. on the sulgecl
wsauut culture will be interesting:
60 amused To read on The agricultural
,,,..e0f ths Comm rcial Gazette Of January
imam article (seiccted. Of cOufse,l ON lhe
..tullure OF Peauut-,' the grave statement
tbaf rbe nuts will not form unless Tue Dlo7-
sons be covered with earth as soon a7 lnet
omen. The daily ta-k--as ihe writer sly leu
it-mav b, interesting 10 amateurs "no
,lant tor amusement. bat Just what % would
b.,, ina Nrginia, wntr, farmers have
fYepty acres and upward IN peanuts IL l.
didicult TO imagine. The notion Is absurd .
rIantinp things in the moon. hen The
hlossom falls of the slender stem bends over
and thelittle pol goes into the ground, where
the nut is perfected.
Here in Virginia the planting is done
@,Louf the fret of May ON elevated sOws
lsimiiar 90 sweet potato ridges, but not 50
hishl three feet apart IN the rows. sandy
land is the best peanut land. They are cul-
tiyated similarly 10 corn, rdsiug up the
rows some at the last working, so the pess'
as the little pods are called, have nice' mel
low soil 10 sink into. They DO not require
extra rich land, bat must have some lime u
hll well.
The last season here was good one, ana
from dity 10 nearly one hundred bushels per
acre were raised; but generally hity 70
sixty bushels is considered good crop. ne
vines make excellent COW Iced, anu afe
selling for $40 ton. To prevent mice OF
ANYTHING else from taking up the eeed, IL Is
coated with coal tar. lhe same IS ais
done here with seed corn, and then ashes are
uut on the seed TO make IL dry 10 handle
ess tnsn a pint Of ashes will cover a Dushel
OF corn, or OF peanuts, either, and saves lois
of replantlng'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Several marriages are announced 10 take
place i'm Petersburg shortly. we'll
known merchant and a member Of the City
| Council is 20 he married on Tuesday next
TO charming young lady Of this place.
MISS Fannie West. Of Norfolk, is on a
visit to the family ofJudge Drury A. Hinton
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Old Dominion Cotton Mills, located
at Manchester, held at the Office OF the COM
pany in this city al noon to-day, the follow
| ing officers were elected for the ensuing
term: II. T. Arlington, president; John
W. Arlington, secretary and treasurer
/ Board Of Directors, Il. I. Arlington, John
/ McGill, Isaac Robinson, and A. a. Allen,
| Of Petersburg; John PretlOw, Jr., Of Frank
| lin, Southampton county; and ;. p. AIRING
ton, Of WarrentOn. y. {.
Rev. j. v. stiii, pastor Of the Methodist
church at Chesterfield Courthouse, killed a
deer few days ago, while riding in a
jumper.
The sales Of loose tobacco at the several
warehouses to-day were very large. aud the
most satisfactory prices were obtained.
some Of this tobacco was brorght here in
wagons from Amelia county, distance Of
over sixty miles.
The State convention Of Catholic Knights
Of Virginia will open here on the 18th Of next
month. one of the most important matters
% be disposed OF at this session of the con-
yentlon will be the election Of representa-
tiyes TO the National convention 10 be held
in Philadelphia. The visiting knights Will
be rendered a grand banquet and ball by the
members Of the order in this city.
Mr. James ". Couch, a postal clerk on
the route between Washington and Peters
burg, il sick at his home in this city.
Mr. Orgain Robertson and Miss Kate Boil
ling, both o. Amelia county, arrived here
this morninL aud took the T. O'Clock train
for Halifax, y. c., where they were married
by a minister OF that place. Ib couple re-
turned here this afternoon, and left lmme-
diately for their home in Amelia. The
groom is a son OF DR.. j. A. Robertson, Of
Amelia, and a nephew Of Mr.. +. Il. Robert
ron. of this city. The bride. who is related
to some OF the leading families in Virginia.
is very prettyr highly accomplished. and
was "A great belle in society circles. she Is
"A niece OF General Stith Boiling, postmaster
here.
SDratly Barker, "A young white man who
is charged with robbing Messrs. jackson ~
Hoy, ice dealers OF this city, while in their
employment. OF about Sl22, and who alter
wards left the city, was arrested I'm Raleigh.
\. c., on Monday, and this afternoon he
was brought here by captain W. III. Eanes,
chief Of police OF this place. who went after
him. The allie ged oaense was committed
some months ago, but barker has been at
LARGE ever since
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
CHARlOTIEsVlllF.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Jan. Is. >pe-
ciaI The rayages of the late storm are
ucm, an repaired. The telegraph ana the
telephone wires are again in place, and
much has been done % restore tine electric
..ht plant to its 0.d-time efficiency, though
many of tde service wires remain broken
and tangled.
me city is Glled with the poles which
badrtac wires for these various enterprises.
In.vare rough % a great degree, ANA very
un-i.htly. The City Council has instructed
Tie street Committee 20 require them 10 De
made more "Iresentable,' as the resolution
puts il. IL j, hoped they viii succeed.
Yesterday Professor GaetanO LAMA and
Miss Jennie Miller, "A niece of Dr. X. Is.
u. ..e. 81 this city, were married by Or. y. ;.
Ulnckel. Professor Lana is native Of
fhis county. aud was graduated from the
University Of Virginia about twenty years
ago. lie is now professor IN the maine
matics department Of the Institute OF Tech
gol0gy, Boston. His father WAS before the
war am assistant in the school OF modern
languages at tine University Of Virginia.
Mr ". 4. Whtl0ek and Miss Annie
Puryis were married this m0rnine, and took
the noon train for Richmond. Thence they
will 90 20 GOOchiand 10 visit Mr.. NhitlOcks ;
parents.
Next week judge W. j. Parrot the pro-
prietor of the wcll-known PARROTS Hotel
BOD this city. Viii wed Miss Maggie Coghlin,
oi Richmond.
on Monday Mrs. Elizabeth Munday, who
lives near prgddy's Creek church, had fall
which resul ed in q broken leg. Mrs. Mum
day Is over ninety ysars old, but IS DONG
nicely.
The erip has fastened on a great number
of our citizens. The doctors say Il is the
same old grip though il seems mildcr and
Yields NOR. readily to treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

How many people realize that American
f..r...- leave DO tl.- country from twelve to
twenty millions sterling. al least per ai-
mann such is tlc fact Doe, amy pooN
Im.r.nctlat they come here o. .onA ai our
..IUln.- ADD -treet-t No. Upon renee
f..r nobody can fail t9 See that ine man
l..-... .aul.le bulk oi lham Nsit u7 lo 10
see tle places made meinoI I9,,s us 'I"" I,''o,
..ir. add Johnson, p ,ott ana burns, 'io"-
srl Inackeray. George Eliot ANA IniF-
Ir. Er.ufc. Biarhm0rc and Black. Inc
irI.Itadrf.. Of O4aa-rlnd iO romance i@,
therefore. Do, mo- means iuCou-iderdDlt, par
t...Itrlv when DO is remembered iDat we
f.. ..lnd "a considerable sum yearly ln
a. -.me direction. shakespeare has
Indirectly bestowed millions "a louhcs o"
fle inhabitants of those places WIN "nl."
H- name ls as-Jcl Aiad. not TO hchti."
~.fstfrl-ou-A sOn. there Dis, iof eAainp '
Rochester. "a town WHICH uhib7 itVoil'o-
l..r. Urfhe great dramatist aud OF DICKENS
\..rGsl.s flil .tauds.an inn ON tae very
-r.ftttt shakespeare doubtless ha0 DO inlnu
SIMON writing that scene in Henry lN To-.
when. Falstan meets with the "men in
l.rkfam.n Round about, as everybody
luoa-. are many buildings and dlslucle'
made famous Dy The creator 10 toe Iich"lch
Club. 90 thls neighDOrhOod American pli-
trim- come boo shoals. either before going or
an-r haylus cone round sucn bits ol DICK
ems london as slin rema 10. scott
even while living enriched Wnoic
districts. When "st. Romans Wen
was published. the nOtables OF Toe
ltue Town nonOred in the romance "foleo
hy acclamstiOn," says LOckhafI "tnal lhe
old name Of lnnerleithen should De- as iaI
ss possible. dropped henceiorth, and mat oi
b. Romans adopted. Nor were tneY mis-
taken in their auguries. An uuheard-Oi in-
flX OF water bibDers forthwith crowned
lleir hopes: and spruce "hOtues' ana
huge staring lOdging-hOuses soon arose 10
disturb wCefully every association inat hah
Induced Sir Walter % make Inn rleiinen
The scene Of a romance. Nor were ihey
who pronted by these inyasions Oi the
genius loci al all sparn2 in iheH
demonstrations Of gratitude. Inc raF-
eier reads on the corner Of every
new erection there 'AbbOttslOrd Place.
'Wayery Row. The Marmi0n HOTEL or
some inscription OF the like coinage" Such
was one case in point. The interest IN the
works Of the Northern Magician mas, since
bis death, scarcely, II at all, diminished.
ADb0ttsford Itself Is still 80 popular a re-.
sofi that the fees paid by visitors amount
u about 400 year; and tourists so about
in as great numbers as Of yOre, the Lady
0i The Lake" "MarmiOn," Or one of the
scotch novels" 10 hand, looking up the
places they have long pictured IN imaglnA-
A0n.-Casseips Saturday Journal,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
A HEARr-RENDlNG scENE.
The eEHRlNG SEA CASE.

Mr. Cnoate Concludes His Argument
Decision Expected Next Monday.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. 2-.-ln thg
supreme Court of the United States to-day,
Mr.. Choaie concluded his argument in be-
half Of The British Government in the
Behring Sea case, thus placing tie
matter in ihc hands of the Court l0l
decision. ii the Court decides
to grant the application brought
on behalf OF Great Britain for leave 10 file a
petition for e writ Of prohibition 90 annul
proceedings i'm the District Court Of Alask
against the schooner w. i. oayward. which
was lihcled and forfeited Go the United
states for violating the law against
the kiliing of fur seals in Eghr.ns
sea, decision may DE expected
next Monday. when the Court VIII
take a recess for "a month. If it is decided
by tine court Go refuse ihe application. 30 j,
probable thai tine decision wil not Doe r,n-
dcrgl until after ih' recess, as the Court
Will in this event deliver an exhaustive
opinion which VIII take some time 10 pre-.
HNIn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
PETERSBURG.
Important Case. to be rried-The Tobacco
Market other News.

Important Cases to be 1ried-The Tobacco
Market other News.
PETERSBURG, VA, Jan. Is. special. r.
Among the cases TO be tried at the next
term OF the Circuit Court OF Petersburg,
Judge B. \. Hancock presiding, which
onpn. on the jisof next month, Is that oi
William NJ. Anderson against the Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company, which
WAS removed from the Circuit Court OF DIN
widdie county. The plaintii IN this ease
claims that he WAS improperly eJected from
a IRAN at Church Road station, in Din
widdie county. and puts his damages ioi
the alleged injury at $4,000.
The board Of directors OF the PETERSBURG
Musical Association will hold meeting on
Frida, night next TO determine whether OF
NOT musical festival shall be held. A
recruitment member Of the board told lhk
TINES correspondent to-day that IL wac
nretty well decided by the board OF directors
hat they would mold no festival next May
hut that as il was the general wish OF tue
ymin0 people OF the community, u was
nrobable that the association would en-
page come tirst-class opera company 10 give
three entertainments here In May is place
of the festival.
Mr.. James q. Hewlett, at one time very
wealthy citizen OF Chesterfield, Is critlcal!
III al his home In that county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
THE LATE w. 7. CHRISTIAN.
The City Council Adopt Resolutions of
Respect to His Memory.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Jan. 2s.-. Special.
At a special meeting Of our City Council.
held last uight, Mayor Leonard Henley ofli-
cially announced the death Of the late clerk
Of that body, llr. W. +. Christian, and
Mes-rs. John ;. Charles, NJ. Il. Harrell,
and John l.. Mercer were appointed COM
mittee 10 draft memorial resolutions. This
committee at once retired, and reported i0l-
lowing resolutions OF respect 10 his memory
Whereas the giyer Of every good and per-
iect uiit has seen 10 in His allwise prOvi-
dence 10 remove from the scene Of his Use
fulness our late clerk, William /. Chris
tian; and wheieas he bad held that position
for many years. and had become thoroughly
familiar with all duties pertaining thereto:
and whereas be- mad discharged those du-
lies with credit t0 himself aud with salts
faction 10 the Council, and had by his gc-
uial nature aud generous disposition, as
well as by hs uniform kindness and cour-
tCsy. won for himself the esteem OF this
body; therefore,
Resolved. l-f. That in the death Of Mr..
CHRISTIAN this Council has lost a faithful
and efficient officer, the members Of TINS
body a Warm-hearted and genial associate
and the city useful public servant.
II. That these resolutions be- spread upon
the records of this Council as not only eX-
pressing the sense q its members. but also
AS rejecting the sentiments Of the citizens
Of this community in regard 10 the deceased.
I'd. That a copy OF these resolutions De-
sent 10 the family of the deceased, and 10
Tine Richmond and Norfolk papers for pub
LEGATION. John =. Charles. NJ. K. llarI Ell
and John l.. Mercer, committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
1As TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Death of Mr.. james Allen and Mis-.
George ". Turner.


George ". Turner.
LYNCuBuEG, VA, Jan. 2e.-. Special. -
The death Of Nj. James Allen last night is
deeply regretted by large circle Of rtla.
tive, and friends I'm this city. lie was once
superIntonicut of the Water Works for
twelve wears. and "a very popular mechanic
i'm this city and elsewhere.
Superintendent Glass is making prellml-
nary airangemcnts for the feac1e $ Normal
Institute. 10 be held in this city next sum
mer Prof. John 4. Cummings, principal
of the state Normal school at farlnyille.
wfl teach physiology; Miss Parrish, Of
Farmyille. arithmetic, and Mrs. W. NJ.
-tfOiher. Of this city, will give instruction
ip elocuti0n. Miss Cash. who was one OF
the most efficient and popular Of the instruc-
,ors at the last session Of the Institute, has
since married. and il is not definitely known
whctnerOr not she will Je in attendance.
There will be thirteen candidates before
ihc civil service Examining Board, which
hold, IFS meeting in this city tomorrow.
.eloie Mr. George B. HOyt, Of Washington
city. three OF them as ladies.
There has been a very small sale OF to-
bacco in this city the present week. owing
mostly to the weather, but prices keep up
10 high figure.
Mrs. George ". Turner an aged and
well-knOWn lady died to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
A steamer CollI.ion.

LEWEs, DEL, Jan. 2o.-Ihe Steamer
Macedonia, from Philadelphia for Norfolk,
Va, went out Of the Capes yesterday after
noon. and ten miles OF the Capes cOllided
Niih the schooner Hessie, from New York
10 Norfolk, with a cargo OF phosphate. sink
ing the schooner Immediately. All the
crew were picked up by the steamer except
m captains son, who was drowned while
soing to the cabin u secure some yaluabies.
ihe steamer sustained severe damages,
having a large hole broken into her, and
he was with difficulty kept aflDal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
HOUSE
FOREIGN MERCHANDISE.
.he Iu.sf-,ta Commission Decides ths
Controversy between Railroads.

.he Interstate Commission Decides he
Conirosrrsy Hetween Railroads.
WAsHNGr0N, u. c., Jan. 2s.-The lnler-
state Commerce Commission, in an opin-
ion by Comm issiorer bragg, TO day decided
The case Of the New York Board of Trade
and Transportation against the Penr-
So iNania road ami tWenty-eight Other
railway companies, involving questions Of
discrimination, made and preferences given
toi0reign mcrchani Use shipped upon through
bills of lading from foreign ports to points
q destination in the tniled States through
ports OF entry in the United States or ports
0t entry in "a foreign country adjacent TO
he United states over other and similar
merchandise carried from such ports OF entry
10 such points OF destination in TIE nited
states. rhe complaint Is sustained by the
decision OF the commission against the
Texas Pacific Railway Company, the IT..
Louis. Iron Mountain and Southern
x nlWay Company, Louisville, New Orleans
and Texas Railway Company, the Illinois
Central Railroad Company, the Wabash
Railroad Company, The Southern Pa
cihc Company, The Union Pdsitic Rail
road Company, the Northern Pacific Rail
road Company, The baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, the lehign Valley Rail-
road Company, the Canadian Pacific Rail
r'ad Company, and the Grand Trunk Rail.
way Company, OF Canada. Zach Of them
are ordered by the commission to forthwith
cease aud de5ist from carrying any article
Of imported trdtlic shipped from any foreign
port, through any port OF entry OF The nited
states, OF any Ort Of entry in foreign
country adjacent 10 the United states.
upon through bills OF hiding destined 10 any
place within the United states at any other
than upon the inland tarih governing
other freight at such port of entry 10 such
place Of destination or at any other than
the same rates established in such inland
tariff Tor the carrilge OF other like Kind of
traffic in the elements Of bulk weight, value
and expense Of carriage. The order VIII
take effect on and after the lOth day Ol
March, 4. ID. 1891.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
FUNERAL OF THE FORCE BILL
Judge Randolph Tucker Delivers a Dis
cnnr.e on ~. Death.

LEXINGTON, Va, Jan. 2s.-lspecial -
PROBABLY in no place is so much interest
taken in the Force bill as in Lexington,
so when lis probable defeat was announced
there was happiness i'm the atmosphere and
il was hrealhed By everybody. Especially
noticeable was the bonfire Of the students
and their serenade. At I'D o'clock the col
lege campus was as bright as day, and
shortly afterwards the crowd drew up in
front OF the house OF the distinguished law
yer. Judge J. Randolph Tucker, and called
for speech. Judge Tucker delivered an
appropriate funeral sermon OF the infamous
measure.
Captain Edward Duyal, who ever since
there has been "A railroad here has acted as
agent and il nOgg agent for both the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and Baltimore and Ohio,
today rendered his resignation on account
Of i'll health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
WADE SBORO.
something About one of ihe oldest 1owns
ogihe North state.

WApgsBoRO. y. c.. Jan. o. Special. r.
This Is one Of the oldesi towns Ia the old
North state. and once noted FOR is wealth,
now one Of tee most sociahle and hospitahle
neople in the state. Many ~ ihe buildings
are over one hundred years old. This 4, "A
ii No agricultural country, ard Ass0n county
IL noted Tor is line long staple cotton. 4
,arre silk factory is In successful operation
mere, aud the machinery Is here for an inn
mense cotton factory.
me weather here is delightlul and feels
Ike spring. Ia mers are husi with their
soring work, aud the streets aso nlied with
wagons loaded with cotton aud carving
bark isrlilizers ant supplies for their farm.
ing OlerRiipi ;.
The mule market Is very active here au,l
they are very high.
There IL general rejoicing all over The
eountry at The deieatVf the legce bill. a, a
II j. to be hoIel that better leeli0s vii
prevail.