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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-01


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT MARX
~ Leyirson Who travelled for me ia the jeweIry
business. Il not now IN my employ. and has not
been for two months, aud viii not be responaih lie
nr Aay debts or other obligations Contracted by
him ia my name and he 10 noS authorized 10
transact any business for me
NATHAN PHILLIPS
Proprietor Boston Losu once
6eAi,4s, March 20. 1884
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-01

TyoRPoRATloN, TRUST AND PRIVATE
u money for loans; city, county and school
bonds and warrants A. l.. Parker Co. Smith
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-01

l oST-sATCRDAY, MARCH IS 1898
IL diamond screw earring. Finder viii pleas. re
tsra same 10 Jennie II. Marer No Ala seattle
ward ~
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-02-18
Uses of Aluminium.

This Is 10 be u year of aluminium. II
Is no longer thing Of mystery. Al
though America has taken the lead In
manufacturing the sheet metal, Ger
many has come TO the front in adapt
ing IL TO many uses.
The first Aluminium works were
started IN England in 1859, but they
were never successful and were closed
in 1855. The same year Germany
started works, which have since flour
ished. The Cowles process in that
year was patented in tho United
States. The Cowles company of
Cleveland and Lockport now has a
branch AT Stokc.on-the Trent in Eng
land. Under the Cowles patent the
metal is reduced from Alumina by
the intense heat of electric currents.
No one has vet discovered how to ex-
tract aluminium from common clay by
any cheap process.
Aluminium is, nevertheless, becom-
ing SD cheap, says the Chicago News
Record, that 1t can be used in the place
of steel, iron. tin and brass in many
instances. When the first researches
were made in 1907 the metal was val
liable beyond calculation. 1t was
simply u curiosity until 1866, when il
was shown at the Paris exposition.
At that time the market value was
500 a pound. Next year the price
dropped from $9l to $27 pound.
Since then there has been decrease
as follows:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-02-18
Naufrnl Itema.

The report that the Kansas City,
Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad company
has bought the SplitlOg road has
turned the attention Of our citizens to
the Missouri Pacific and now it is
thought best to try and get that road
10 start from Faulkner and run through
OH straight line by Neutral to Gale
ma. 1t will probably take some town.
ship bonds 10 get II here, but as we ex.
pect to be called OH this year to vote
bonds to aid the road it behoOves us TO
work for our interests and try to get a
road across the north end of the town.
ships lying between Chetopa and GA
lena. There have been several cleo
tons for bonds for roads across the
south end OF said townships and no
good has resulted, aud it is only fair
that the citizens of the south part help
us this time and see IL we cannot get
the road on the most plausible route.
H. Ii. Coble has sold his smith
shop to - Parent of Waco, Mo-,
ana the shop will change hands next
weeI.-The Dunkards are holding a
protracted meeting here.-The Meth
odists expect to build church here
next summer. They have the lots.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Beatty will re-
turn Saturday from visit with rela-
tives in Illinois.-Is there any law
for electing road ovel seers? This
question is agitated here and If any
one can answer II correctly he shall
have the honor of settling disputed
question.-WOnder If many citizens
did not render themselves ineligible
as jurors by expressing themselves so
freely on the Deem case? Let us have
the law and evidence before condemns
ing any one. ANON.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-02-18
A rocd record: 81 have sold Cham-

A coed record: 81 have sold Cham
berlaih's Cough Remedy for ten
wears" saws druggist X. d. Degv. of
Vail, Ia. land have always warranted
IL aud never had bottle returned.
During the past 80 days | have sold
twelve tluzen aud it has given perfect
satisfaction in every Instance" 1t
does not dry up a cough, but lOosens
and relieves IL. II will cure severe
cold IN less time than any other treat
ment. % cent. 30 cent aud 81 bottles
Tor sale by j. @. POlster.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-02-18
Some Foolish People

w. C. KNIGHT, Agent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-02-18
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.

Twill, by order of the probate court Of Cher
oker county, Kansas, on the llth day at hnrchi
ls9I at 2 O'Clock y. NJ, sell 10 the highest bid.
der for cash In hand. the Following described
prnIerty, wit: belonging iO.the estate OF Ill
len Mann, decreased. subject 20 all of the back
taxes: al of out lot No. OF Baxter Springs,
Kui sas, north OF sherman street, except lots
8. o, 10, n, u and Is, Of block No. Of Mann g
sub-dlvisiO. of Out lot No 3, of Baxter springs,
except the following described part thereof:
llcgiIining at paint 10 feet north and 800 tert
east OF the northwest corner OF block No 10 OF
Mann's subdivision OF out lot No. 3Of Baxb :
Springs, Kansas, thencr south ll0 fret, Thence
west ls2 feet, thence north Ito feet, thence east
To place OF beginning. Ais LOT 8 In block No.
: Of the original plat OF the CITY pf Baxter
Sprinrs Kansas. said sale for the purpose OF
D.. n WILLIAMS,
Administration Of the estate Of klleu Mann, de-
F ilI.si Published February II. lisa.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-02-18

Allow a cough to run until it gets be-
y0nd the reach ofmcdicine. They often
say, "Oh, it will wear away" but IN
most cases itwears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called kemp's Balsam. which
is sold on a positive guarantee to cure
they would Immediately see the ex'
cellenl effect after taking The first dose
Price SOC aud $l.00. Trial size free
At all DruTVistS'
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-02-18
List OF LetteTk

Remaining in the post-office at Bax-
Ter Springs, Kansas, for the week
ending February Is, 1893. which II
not called for within two weeks will
be sent to the dead letter Office at
Washington, ID. c.:
Baker, DR. Hall. John NJ
Jenkins, ID Z Moore, Geo II
Simpoou, Jas G Wager, John
Persons calling for any OF the above
letters will please say 'Adycl tised,"
giving date OF list.
WV. MARCH, L. NJ.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-02-18
Why Risk Your Childs Life:

Statistics show that thousands OF
infants and children die yearly OF
membranous Group. We do not exag-
gerate when we state that every one ot
those innocents could have been saved
had Foley's Honey and Tar been given
them in lime. II is pleasant to take
Can YOU afford to he without il in your
household? For sale by G. g. Gregg.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-02-18
Cheap Rates.

February 9Th to 18th inclusive the
Kansas City, Fort Scott and Mem
phis railroad will sell tickets to
New Orleans, La, and return for
1896; to Mobile, Ala, and return for
$22.65; limited for return passage to
March Z, 1898.
w. C. KNIGHT, Agent.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16
Notice of Foreclosure

Thomas Young of Starks, in the County of
somerset and state of Maine by his deed dat
ed the third day of July 1881, recorded in SOM
erset Registry of Deeds. book IL, page 1852,
conveyed to me, the undersigned, in mort
gage, "A certain parcel Of land situate in said
>tarks containing about twenty acres. lying
on the westerly size of the road leading from
Corson's Corner to the residence of Mehltablc
W. Pease. bounded in part by said road and
in part by the Sandy river, being lot OF land
occupied by said Thomas Young at the time
of his decease, in connection with his home
stead farm, but detached from it, and being
the same premises conveyed to said Young by
deed of Isaac L., and Mary Corson dated June
l5 1861, recorded in said Registry, Vol. 95,
Page 1902, which deed or the record thereof, as
also deeds therein referred to, may he re-
ferred to for fuTther description of the pre-
misses.
And the condition of said mortgage having
been broken, L. the undersigned, hv reason
thereof, claim a foreclosure.
Jan. 81 1893. 3w5
LLEWELLYN BROWN.
BY EDw. LOWE, his Atty.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16
An Ocean Tragedy.

LospoN, FeB 49, The Allan line steam
ship Pomeranian, from Glasgow Jan y,
via Neville for New York, returned to
iireenock in distress, after having met
with an accident that resulted in the loss
u twelve lives. The Pomeranian was
boarded by an enormous wave, which
wrecked the deck saloon, chart house,
bridge and bouts. Only the after compass
was left to navigate the SHIP.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16
Wise Saws

about economy and punctuality are
useless without practical applica-
ton. You waste precious minutes
with an uncertain watch; and if ii
is costly one, there's the expense
of riSking it every day. The need
is for an accurate, low-priced watch
that has all the improvements and
plenty of "Style, the new quick
winding Waterbury covers these
points. Both ladies and gentle
mems styles, and a style for boys.
1t is winding and setting; and
has jeweled movement caSed in
filled gold G4-karaU. coin-Sllver,
etc. 81 to Sl7.
Sold BY every jew.ler. in al sizes ana ,tyes.
An elegant and accurate time keeper ~
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16
st.hhlng AM. AT ne.ton.

another Italian -tabbng ARRAY At the
North End last night. Pasquale
Ricupero. the wounded man. i, at the city
hospital, and his assailant Is at large.
The at1ray toak place in the house at 80
Clark str,0r Rcupero became engaged
in war,h R.tr with h a~.ailaut, sud
denly drew q hnite aud m',de lunge at
him. The sharp weapon entered his alb
domcn. i'm hietiug a severe wound.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16

MALpf>. Mss, Feb. H. In the dis
trict court frank +. Eaton and William
A. Raymond Of Wakefield were fined 500
each on the charge Of keeping and expos
ing liquor for sale The defendant runs
tea store in Wakefield which was raided,
a considerable amount Of whi-key being
secured. While the raid was taking
place Eaton was presiding over temper
ance meeting ia the town hail
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16
Dead River Log Driving Co.

The member OF the Dead River Log Driving
Company are hereby notified that the Annual
Meeting of the Company will be held at Grand
Army Hall. Augusta ON Monday the twentic-
tn day of February next, al two o'clock ia
the afternoon tor the follow ing purposes, VIZ;
/, To choose - Moderator
2, To hear the report of the Treasurer, ana
take such action As naN he thought proper.
3, To choose officers for tht ensuing year
I, To vut, money to drtraN The "-p,ns, OF
driving logs and 'her necessary bills
., To act upon any oih, r bu~i nr-s That may
legally come before the N.
:. ". PH lLBRIo Is, Clerk.
SkoW hrglu, Ne. Feb. list 1898. 3W5
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16

Mlch cows The supply was about the same
A. last week. Few buyers were present. ana
the emand Was slow. \ few extra good new
mich ,ow~ sold at prices in advance ~ any
obtained for several months past
Sir T. aud lambs \ clearance vas effected
il ~hnrl order at price showing no change
from ia-i WVek. Tile arrivals were hraNs FROM
fh, Ne-trru states during the week. hut were
al sud immediately to home >iauEhtcrrr>.
swim DruNers were securing the eouufry
Tor fft hog. Prices continue uu the r1Se and
tr,. Erfafk ia advance of thos,H brought Tor
H,tH-. country hogs bring s4Hslec. pr ID
lN, weight, aud lu,tlutec. pr lh dressed.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16
Dead River, North Branch
Log Driving Co.

The members of the Dead River North
Branch Log Driving Company are hereby
notified that the annual meeting OF the Com
pany will be held at Grand Army Han, Angus
Ia on Monday the twentieth day OF February,
next at three O'Clock in the afternoon, for the
following purposes, viz.
l. To choose a Moderator.
. To hear to hear the report of the TrtGsur-
err and take such action as may be thought
proper.
g. To choose officers for the ensuing year.
t. To vote money to defray the expense of
driving logs and other necessary bills.
D. To act upon any other business that may
legally come before them.
5 W. PHILBRICK, Clerk
>kowhegnn, Me, Feb. LIST. 1893. 3w5
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16

BANGOR, M. Feb 1.-THE grand jury
has reported between 211 and 800 ndict-
ments against lquor dealers. They were
Indicted upou tbe evidence that they had
paid Gnited States license, The fine in
The liquor cases j. 800 and costs, which
will cause an addition to tne treasury Of
rs, Og or S30,0o0.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16
To Fin Bishop Brooks Place.

HALIFAX, Feb. 10. Right Rev. Bishop
Ja4gar ot southern Ono, who has been
spending oeSet,l years At Dighy for the
benefit Of his 6ealth, will shortly proceed
to Boston. there TO take up tine work of
he late Bishop Brooks foI the mouths Of
March and April
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16

BrffALo teb. II. Nancy Haugh
If Brooklyn whipped Tommy Kelly, the
Harlem SPIDER, before The Buffalo
Athletic club, with single punch after
dN seconds OF -p1rrns. 1t took ten
minutes to revive Kelly
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16


IN 'he N'Ssa'lluSe'ls 'olse n''.,''
i =, u IL. ia,oit", 'ie nm
IN" a. ~ ~
The Millcrs trust has organized ahd
Il under full Roadway with All necessary
ofhcers ana committees
Al meeting ot 'he We" iei" - : 49, -,
Try H"ha"l s4t resl3 na'',''' - ~
iarN ""s n'aie "e'eP''' Ni'''''''
pa'''
The striking Berkeley mi spihner9
have returned to work. he company
oiN'l'is say nit''e's ii "'sF1'' 80
ai'i''"pi9 N'''4'a
LOPEZ aud laeher played "A game al
fhees III Havana. e'rh hetnS ein+' I'i.s3
iAsker gave IaIel odds CT KNIGHT, and
LOPEZ Won la',Aer resisnius
Lawyer, Joeuer aul PuNhur-i II
Pittsburs Counsel FOR Murderer 10y.
who is t. DE hanged on the 2ith, hats
lie erm.ued Ia ask Ton ueW frlt
The Na.~ar AID society Ms Iuc4tpar
at,l Monday IT Albany ION The purpose
Nassar college. graduate aud thaersf.taa-
ate.
A d0l with larlats wa, tonight In
\ rs
nj a Girl The successful nun la.,oed his
annuneut uiuIaning his arms aud then
shot him.
,trs ANIMAL Ao,,i.r wifi. of tbe v4n-
> n .s.'t -, ~
-, -, 81 L,..,,,, ,,, l5t,r-
- ,,,d go,.,r.l,,,tor Ia
49, -
ne san taiiO'',o - NJ, ~.
,9pi ID" ~ - -,
o'N - 49,, ~, 49,
aeposi1 ioI It hshe Win '"e "'''' 09''9'
'e"'"ei "''7"''
The Pehst Brewing company Of Nil
~aukee. has secured the contract for
selIlhS beef "n tue "iii : an y -" M
ne CON ''"S 49, INV 'ae
De o. 999 p"''e's.
The ship Highlander from santa Cruz
leaking badly, has been run ashore GA
Fishers Island, near New London, Conn,
to keep her ahoat She Is loaded with
mahogany.
The application Of the Third Avenue
Street Railroad company, Of New York
city, for an increase Of capital stock from
five to seven million dollars for the pur-
pose Of cable construction has been
granted.
II L Ga,,st,, -, ,,,.. tn, ~ t4a,nsbv \.
naan lnilJors and n,bino, makers
New Haven. Conn, who was in
ured in runaway accident about a
week ago, died from the injuries he re
ceived Monday.
"A csveat b,. bsen filed bv the daugb.
tore If the I,te ~ C,h.nceIIor William
80, If %au, Iersev ag,;rst .J,nitfiny
RIO ,vill 10 nraha,s Nr Willi.,.,.on,e
estate is valued at about $1,000 900,
and the bulk is left to his sons.
At the animal meeting of the Atlantic
Yacht club held Mt the St George hotel.
Rrooklyn Monday night the members de
cided 10 issue an invitation to ord Dun
rayen ia accent the hosuitalities of the
club during his stay in America.
1t 10 stated in New York. ON
the authority Of n prominent director of
tho Western Tnion TeleOrunh comnany
that Gen. Thomas +. Eckert. first vice
nresident and general manager will sue
coed the late DR. Green NJ president
~
= ne nea 'l 90, sho" s'o'in siiIo .ue
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16

Mr.. Joseph Beach, High Falls, N. Y.
suffered for years with stone in the kid
ne1, seven different physicians were paid hun
dreds of dollars for treatment, with only
temporary relief United for business, agony
uncomfortable. and life n burden he began
the use of DIR. David Kenncdy's Favor
lite Remedy. of ROndOUI, y. y. Inn
prOvemcnt immediately followed.
and complete curerc,uIfed. April nth,
1899 four years after, Mr.. Beach writes that he
has been in grand health ever since. and
attributes it entirely to DIR. kennedy's Fav-
Orite Remedy.
ing of kidney trouble. Favorite Remedy will
correct it at once,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16
II BOSTON MARKETS.
Stock in the Hands of Farmers
is at Low Ebb.


maud high frie"s Last t"il's p"mes-
tic Iruif Has disappeared Butter
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as U5l.Il..,,,..,
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present j. s.l '', l2N''' 'i1'l ~
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49, 80 49, 20 tnl5
= P'"',' .tltat 49, - to IL
- h,,Ladg
a. f'i''"'' ~ i'.'l 80 ,',,,ts#s d,'la,
- a., 90 e. = dozen
,..,'' l" $50 a. :. go a. a. hny
.,5.,.,oL -, 1890. u a hay and h4et
.,r,...,,s -, a g., hoy
Of the common winterv vegetables squash
are worth - 20 "A barrel. for marrow, s.. 10
ia 81. for Ray state a TO 81 y; for Hub
- ,,..,f,,. ...,.,,.5..- and tho b.st Uoul-
-, p,'t5.,.oI ,,d - n e. :,
- :. - -
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Little oi last ihil.- d"lIItsiic run - leie
except apples. Good Bald~ins bring - y
to - u barrel Crauberries are yet to he
had at an increase OVER last weeks prices
AZ S4tn<lg for the h.si fruit. Tropical
fr,,fti. il. 5,,,,dano, ,,i,b orauoes from
:, w., dn,yn Ia 81 n
~ >" ~ - ,,,,
II DON Tor tue poorer h'na7s I'''i""'s "'e
selling al SID to - hiuch AT Ihe
steamer,
Butter.
RaStop initter market has seen a drop n
nrice the na.t week Of about . cents a
- IN - and I,.i,oas il ,o,y
Yum" a. - oN''''' ~ -,
9"el!eu u"W u 1" ,lul'y'i ''n'
are lAiflS ll9hV' anu hfi' s'o'', h'9 W 'o
called out. This cannot last long unless
larger receipts Of fresh butter should ar
rive T,v.ntv cntts +. the lowest mark at
I'LL, i,..,...,., -. 1,,,l,t and from this
81, ~ o. - ra,,,,,o ,c,ord.
"P ~ -
ing 10 the various grades.
The Quotations
Hay uaY j. firm. with bran steady. Choice
bav. sl;Uls fancy. Sl- ~; fair to good, So 10
-. ~ ~ 80 ''' - go - -, 49,
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16

The London Times Glory organ
commenting on Mr. Gladstone 5
speech on the Home Rule bin,
SAYS: Those whom Mr. Gladstone
failed To cou vince in lSs6 will not he
convinced now by less powerful and
less persuasive appeal. The exclusion of
Irish member, from Westminster. the
very corner stone of Mr. Gladstone
policy OF 1856, has disappeared The
most indugeut will fail to discern the
laintcst sign Of finality in the scheme,
and his omission of any reference to the
land question until questioned on the
subiect, indicates plainly how he has arti-
dcially restricted his views " The
paper agrees, however, that the speech
indeed. was marvellous for man of -
years.
The commissioners OF the provisional
Government OF Hawaii who are now in
Washington have held several con-
ferences with Secretary of State Eos
ter aud We're also presented to the Presi
dent. They express confidence of success in
securing annexation of the Islands. Sen
timent i'll Washington seems to be grow
ing in favor OF annexation. The Preei-
dent. it Is said, favors annex
ing the islands Word was re
received -t,m Honolulu Thursday by
steamer that on Feb. LIST United State
Minister stevens established protector
nte over the islands in the name of tn,
United States The Stars and Stripe
We're raised above the government build
ing The same steamer brought new
that all the foreign powers had recog
nized the new government. The Britisi
Minister, however, did so only 'until ad-
vices from his Home government
could be received The protectorate was
established at the request of the Pro-
visional Government.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16
WE HAVE CURED tn

ki.w N.i,K CITY rctuhvr eitu, lsti.
H.. T. T. s,NpFS. Denr Sir. tunut tllret yea axe
4t.it- u 3n of your erctrIr H. It's ir III 'UT' oi
.,.- ,i,4riit, wh,rf / htt in IT, wort form H'fl
. f.n s.is Undermining my h'nfh- fsr N'iii- lti
4tf ON l. rtibl" debiitlIu dfa#n On my Nil
rt ttii ,iid know What II "a j." nave = I'd
.fT, IT, iHt months time ntt-r l-lig N"
r Is tlcn stronger man u mentally ana pi'y-
.44.. nj iH . -& lrt time Wa 'ttiH"tt NtIl
Yaaes inu,, II. ,.F.l.lf;, - E9rrFY.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-16

= T1e mlTION M the cdse LOO
si~bar Ralph Davis, Speaker of the
Tennessee House Of Representatives,,
from practising law in any court of
record III the STATE. because of tit" charge
against him If hlackmailin. Il client out
ut IL 500. and with accepting bride, is
nov being heard here.
lac book committee Of the Methodist
Church ot the lGited States flushed its
l,hor> in a short session saturday and
djuHiUei to meet ii vcHr h.Ecr in en-
cimAtj Reports oil the book agents
shove. tie esi,e in the last year to have
AZ feQ5tcd 90 45l. AN increase of SD, o.
q. t 10y '~ Vo.u'
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-01-27
LIBERTY, CASEY COUNTY.

There was good crowd attending
county court on Monday and more bus
iness than usual was done.
j. w. Wilkinson moved from the
old Napier Hotel back to his own COM
modious residence Tuesday.
Clos. confinement TO his room on
account OF excessive bad weather pre-
verted your correspondent from gather
ing up the news last week.
j. VI. DeBoard opened singing
school here with full attendance Monday
night. Mr.. DeBoard has the reputation
OF being fine teacher of music.
There was grand social at Bob
Pierce's last Saturday night, at which
Lige Cofey met with serious accident
in having his head cut from fall.
The following marriage license have
been issued since our last report: VIM.
]. Richards to Miss Kitty Smith; Thos.
/ Foley to Miss Bette A. Wilson; Logan
/ Halter TO Miss Rsiborn.
Mics Bette Burke has returned 10
her home in Danville. Miss Bertha FL
liot, has gone to the National Normal
University at Lebanon, Ohio. j. Boyle
Stone and family have gone on visit to
relatives in Scottville, Ky. Hon. f. p
Combest was from Frankfort attending
county court on Monday.
The excessive icy roads have caused
County School Superintendent Hoskin'
much trouble. On last examination day
being unable to travel horseback, he wal
compelled to "ioot it, all the way from
home on the Rolling Fork, some twelve
miles distant, to this place to attend t
his duties.
A friend OF Capt. Samuel NJ. Boom
was circulating paper few days ago
recommending him for the State pen
sion agency for Kentucky, and was get
ting many signers. We are in hopes b
will be successful in his application TO
the office, as the captain is clever mar
OF the finest business qualifications an
one o. the brightest intelects in tn
State.