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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-02-09

washington, February Ex-senator VOL
colt today presented an amendment to
the tariff eill retaining the Mckinley du-
ties on wool.
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have had It's effeots, for after the war
when Hon. William a. Richardson now
chief Justice OF the court OF claims, was
secretary OF the treasury there was re-
funded the money which had been with
held from the salaries Of the judiciary un-
der the income tax bill
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Washington. February s.-'rhe following
nomination was sent "a the senate to-day:
A. W. buchanan 70 be postmaster az
Bryan. Texas.
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Dined by MiIIa

washington February s.-Mr H. u.
Johnston OF The Post, who ls visiting the
capital, was entertained tonight az din
ner by Senator NILS.
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Washington, February SIN the senate
fhls morning Mr. Perkins Of California
presented the memorials OF The san Fan
cisco chamber OF commerce praying Tor
the annexation OF Hawaii tine laHng OF
cable from the United $ .ates 20 Haw3l
and for the completion OF tte Nicaragua
canal under governmental control
Mr.. Wolcott OK Colorado presented
resolution providing FOR tie submls' ION OF
n constitutional amendment prohbtns
the States from denying suffrage TO any
person on acsount of sex.
The memorial of the wool growers
against the Wilson bin was pres MED by
Mr.. Sherman, who stated that the finance
committee had refus d the WOO. growers
q hearing, and requested that the memo
rial be printed. was so order d.
Mr. Wolc1lt. without rcldI1g, cfferel
several amendments to The wilson bin.
Resolutions Of the order of Railway
Conductors. Brotherhood Of Locomotive
Engineers, brotherhood OF Railway Train
men and tho Switchmens Mutual Aid as
socia ton and dhe American Railway union,
protesting against rulings of the United
States courts on the question of strikes,
were presented by Mr.. Voorhees, and or
dcred to be printed for the use of the sen
ate.
A letter from tho secretary Of the treas
ury was laid before the senate In reply to
the resolution of Mr.. Pgffcr, adopted some
days AGO, calling for the names of bond
bidders. amounts of bonds issued and rates
Of interest,
Upon motion Of Mr.. Voorhees, It was or.
dered that when the senate adjourned IT
be until Monday next
The resolution Of Mr. Stewart Of Ne
vada denying the right Of the secretary O
the treasury to issue bonds and question
ing their validity came up as the rogula
Ttf "a
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income Tnx wnn reduce Pay.

InContC Tux WiIl Reduce puy
yVoybtnptnn Isebruarv one clause or
mo F,dgral oonstituflot proyl,lo. ii,i the
/ recommendation of hsttcas Of u,r Tnitod
/ sf.tns s,irremo CONT ANAL nor he dlmln-
| tsT.d d,,,ir, tbei,. tcrrna az ofrico iTbe
cn,,,t,,,t,or oiso deelarns tbat 10 urasl-
/ dcnt's salary shnll moi be incrcased or al.
,,t,,istcI d,,1tog lis arm, III DO, on tbes.
Northumberland nroyil5ona m in1nirv IND
nris,n M Ia the nn,vor a. cnnercas AZ
make nm Income te2 pppIy 10 these officers
cf Inc povernnent INJURY INTO ma
onegtion mas dcvelored sono jnterostinp
Information. the tenor OF which ls thar
the preqldent and judiciary w0nld be az
empt from nnviuc me AK
Tcbrtiarv nj ma. Cbief Justice ,roncv Of
thu slprsfne conrt wrote n letter 10 ser-
rptnry chase relative 10 the Income war
tax. This letter iq on nic among tho rec
ords OF tic clerk'p office on mo supr.T,e
court The chief justice called attention 10
the clause OF the constitution referred 10
and said OF tho income tax: "The act In
question, ns you Interpret II. dimlnshcB
the CONDENSATION OF every Judge nor
cent, and n Il can be dminlshod to that
extent under the name Of an income taN,
II may IN the same way be reduced from
time 10 time at the pleasure Of the leg-
iBlature
"rhe judlcinry IN one OF the three great
departments OF the government, created
and established By the constitution. Its
duties ana powers are specifically set forth
and are Of a character that requires It 70
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BOSpON.--The annual meeting OF the
American College Baseball association VIII
TAKE place here today
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The Hospital Benefit will be opened
next Tuesday evening with supper,
aud It is expected that Odd Fellows
building will be taxed TO its full capaci-
ty. The whole Of the third floor will be
occupied by the Bazaar and Refresh
ment rooms, and here, as well as in the
supper room, the decorations will be
very handsome. the Atlantic Tea Com
pany having furnished beautiful COL
lection Of Japanese goods for this pur-
pose. The building will be open this
evening so that committees may begin
their work, and the gentlemen's advis-
ory committee is asked to meet the
ladies there to make final arrangements
for successful opening next Tuesday.
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animation.

In Judge Jordan's court yesterday
morning the habeas corpus proceedings
in the case Of George Magsra,, Joshua
Riue aud William Harrison. the trio
charged With the brutal assault on Mr..
Thomas o'Brlon, j., on q Baltimore &
Ohio train at. or near Benwood, on the
9Th Of last month, came up. Mr..
o'Brien was represented by his attor-
neys, Captain B. B. Dovener aud Hon.
G. W. Atkinson. The defendants were
represented by Messrs. John A. Howard
aud s. o. Boyce. At the start Of the
proceedings Judge Jordan announced
that all he would consider would be
evidence pertaining to the legality Of
the writs. Ga examination the papers
were found to be correct aud legal In
every respect, the Judge decided that
the three, Mayors, Rine and Harrison,
should be taken TO Moundsyille to an.
swer to the charges made against them,
felonious assault aud assault with In.
tent to kill.
The attorneys OF the three men then
brought up the point that in the case
Of Rine at least the papers were not in
proper shape, aud insisted that he was
not compelled to answer TO the charges.
The point raised was that in tho order
for the arrest OF the men Rine's name
does not appear; the name given being
Joshua Martin" The court held that
this was obviously clerical error, and
declined TO alter his decision. The at
torneys for the defense then gave notice
OF on appeal TO Judge PAUL. Of tho cir
cult court, which will be argued next
Monday morning.
This course having been taken 10 the
case of RIne, the others, Magers and
Harrison, we're taken to Moundsviite on
the 11:15 train. They were given
hearing in the afternoon before Justice
Criswell, who had issued tho warrants.
Both waived examination, and were re-
leased on $500 bonds, with Joseph Gal
laher as surety. This ends the case,
with reference to Mayors and Harrison,
until the next term OF the Marshall
county circuit court, when the grand
jury will act In the matter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17
IANK Ers OF all Kind. Latest cut,
JASN reasonable prices. So 95 up.
GEO, NJ. SHOOK l. Co.


Tho fret grand concert OF tho Wheel
ing Choral Club will be given for the
benefit of the Benwood NJ. Z. church
November 81, 1894, at the Opera House,
Wheeling, ". Va. Tho chief feature OF
tho CONCERT will DO Rosiui's "Stabat
Mater" soloists, Mrs. Frank Hupp.
soprano; Miss Beula Kennard, OF Pitts
burgh. contralto; Mrs. Charles Bauer, OF
New York, tenor; Mr.. E. Il. Dermitt, OF
Pittsburgh, basso. The second part OF
the programme will be devoted to part
song.singlng by the club, so popular last
season, and solos by the above named
soloists and others.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

AS generally expected, Henry Lennox
and his daughter, Sarah Ann. who re.
sided above Martins Ferry, were found
gilly OF incest, for which they were re-.
Gently indicted by the grand jury Of
Belmont county. They were tried
separately and by separate juries and
will go to the penitentiary, whore they
should have been years ago, II the testi-
mony is true. The old man was seized
with convulsions after the trial.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

Transfers aud members Of the fire
department are complaining Of the con.
dition Of the Terminal crossings on
South Eof aud South Chapline streets.
The planks in some cases are worn COM
pletely through and leave deep hole
which 10 liable to break wheel. A
fireman remarked that on night call
the danger to the apparatus was great,
as 1t would be impossible to evade the
hole aud break down would almost
certainly occur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17
chMrIE line of Fur Capes and Neck
On Scarfs at Goo. N. Shook & Co.'s to.
day. Prices oue.fourth less than usual.
no pI'rp4BUnGm.
The Republicans WIN Turn Out En- aIasse
Going by tho Il. s o. To-day.

'" - A"'' Wv" --'s ''@'''SSs
Going by tho Ii. s o. To-day.
Just now every member Of tho Re-
publican clubs OF the city and vicinity
are arranging for their trip to Pitts
burgh to-day over the Baltimore q
Ohio, and from indications all OF them
will be on hands. The Young Mems
Escort club, the other ward clubs and
some OF tho BCnwood, Martins Ferry
and Bellaire Republicans will so to-
gether. The train leaves tho Balti-
more & Ohio station Mt S:45 p. M,
sharp, arriving at Pittsburgh Mt 0:l0, q
inst run. Returning tho train IenveS
Pittsburgh at midnight and arrives here
at ESQ q. M, and will run through to
Benwood junction to accommodate per-
sons living in the southern end Of the
city. Ono thing is the rates which have
been given 20 tho clubs, are good for
any one and all tickets are good for
returning Monday inclusive. The
Wheeling clubs will have tho full Meis-
tor band and they anticipate great
time. Round trip, 81 So.
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Last evening at $3.50 o'clock an alarm
was turned in from box Is, aud was re.
sponded to by the hook and ladder,
Atlantic and chemical. The fire was in
small frame house in alley O, just
north Of Tenth street, owned by Mrs.
Kirbach and occupied by colored fam.
lily. The roof caught from the chimney,
but was extinguished by the chemical
engine before much damage was done.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17
"Maro Gilmore Convicted.

The sensational shooting ARRAY in
Martins Ferry, last winter in which
Robert Corbett wGs shot and killed by
Mag Gilmore, his mistress, was recalled
yesterday by the conviction OF the wo-
man in the Belmont county court at ST.
Clairsville. The jury in the case, after
hearing the testimony, brought in q
verdict of granddaughter. Her plea Of
accidental shooting was not supported
by the evidence in the case. The Jury
was out but fifteen minutes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

John Msiutell was seriously injured
at an early hour yesterday morning
while engaged at the Benwood mill. A
car used 10 carry ingots struck the man
and knocked him senseless. He was
conveyed 10 his home and q medical
examination revealed tho fact that two
ribs had been broken, besides other In
ternal injuries. His recovery is hoped
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17
THE O'BRIEN ASSAULT:
The Haboas Corpus Proceedings
Before Judge Jordan.
new PHASE IN THE CASE APPEARS

Rine's Attorneys Claimed Tha. the
Papers in che Case Were Made Dat
IneorrectIy-The Jadgo Declines to
Consider al Obvious Clerical Error.
The Matter Taken co the Circuit
court-The Other Two waIvO Ex..
animation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

While driving bolt with a sledGe, on
the vessel floor at the lower steel works
in Benwood, Jesse Clayton was overhaul
anced by the force OF the blow and fell
from the floor into the pit, falling on
large pieces OF cindcr and metal. The
ankles were driven almost up to tho
knees, tho wrists were badly wrenched
and his back sprained. II will be a
long time, il ever, before ho completely
FeCoVers,
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Ono Of the men employed near the
vessels at the Wheeling steel works met
with a peculiar accident Thursday
morning. A large spark few in his
mouth and lodged in his throat, burn
ing 1t dreadfully.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

John Halfpenpy, whose leg was so
badly broken on the Baltimore & Ohio
track Tuesday, is getting along nicely,
and the limb will not be amputated, as
was at first expected, unless there arises
some unforeseen disadvantage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effects OF Syrup Of Figs, when
in need OF a laxative, and il the father
or mother DO costivo or bilious, the
most gratifying results follow its use;
go that it Ia the beat family remedy
known, and every family should have a
bottle on hand.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

Yesterday Clerk Hook admitted to
probate the will of Mary +. Ralston,
deceased, and it was recorded. The
will OF Elizabeth F. Dement, was also
admitted to probate and recorded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17
LIcnnseI to Marry.

Yesterday Clerk Hook issued mar
riage license to John ". Murray, aged
forty.three years, q native of Belmont
county, resident Of Wheeling, aud
Miss Nancy Knox, native aud resi-.
dent Of Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

The. Duluth Imperial Flour sold at
II. +. Bchreus has no equal, either in
quality or in price. The mill broke the
record two weeks ago, grinding 1000
barrels within twenty.four hours.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

81 IS for round trip November II,
good returning until Monday, 10Th.
Trains leave at 1925 p, IN. and 1866 p.
M, city lime, arriving at Pittsburgh at
$3.50 and 6:2O p. m. Connection through
10 Wheeling on train leaving Pitts.
burgh Saturday night at IL o'clock.
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SarsrnI Aceldent..

Walter Davis, WHO Is a brakeman on
a small engine OF the Wheeling ateel
works, had the first finger Of his right
hand crushed off while coupling
buggies on Thursday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

DYSPEPSIA seldom causes death. but
permits its victims to live on in misery.
Hoods SarsaparillG cures dyspepsia aud
all stomach troubles. 2
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SUITS AND ovERcoArs-rAE HUB cLoTalEss.
YOU HEAR IT SAID;

That we had one of the largest crowds of Clothing
buyers in our store last Saturday that has ever bs
seen in a store in Wheeling in many day. That; !
SO. We deserve it. we earned it. we expected d
when we have crowd. and they are getting to b
quite frequent, as folks get better acquainted with
US. They're buyers That fortunate deal made BY
our buyer. in which he closed out over five hun.
dred Overcoats from Knochenthal. White, Monks d
Co.'S fine Rochester tailor-made garments, enabln,
US to offer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

p RI supplied with a Fur Cape? II
IN. ". not, Geo. NJ. Shook & Co. have
IS sample capes OF all kinds and sell at
one.fourth leas than usual prices.
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r por cent discount will be given on
4 n sample line Of Fur Capes aud
Neck Scnrfs that 60 on Salo to-day.
GEo, NJ. SHOOK & Co,
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Special bargains In so TrousOrings.
Made to order OF All.Wool Cloth and
guaranteed to wear, by
.. HISS 4 Sons,
Fashionable T0ilors aud Gents Furnish-
ere, 1898 and 1926 Market street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17

Special rat gains in 90 rrouscrInGs.
Made to order OF All.Wool Cloth and
guaranteed to wear, by
q. HISS e. Sons,
Fashionable Tallnrs md Gents Furnish.
srs, 1928 and 1925 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-17
SPECIAL BAnGAINs N 90 90 TRout
ERINGS.

Made to order OF AlI-wool Cloth and
guaranteed 20 wear, BY 80.
ers, 1898 md 1875 Market Street.
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short Line to pittsburgh, Pan-IINndIe
Route.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
lI.e gnteNlaerlesr
New Advertisements.

oaIee. Nos. 20 ana "a Fourtesnth stteet.
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.::7rOVERCOATS AT SIS

Every one Of which are really cheap at s2o Sag ad
Sac. Out on the sidewalk in front of our store te,
was crowd around the windows all day long, In.
side the store there was crowd all day long around
the overcoat tables there were crowds around the
Suit tables, around the Furnishing Goods tables, h
the chiIdren's Department. everywhere. Every man
and woman who spent money in our store last Sat-
urday-and about every one bought something
made something or saved something,
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Will add customers to the parade under THE HuB's
banners. Hundreds Of these elegant Oyereoats left
at the same low price. We also add this week one
hundred and fifty Overcoas, in dozens of coors at
IS 49, So 90, $40 and $l2. Handsome goods WORTH
so our nelghbors say, s. 90 to $500 more. MIeast
that's the price they ask. Come and learn that we're
strictly business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
TuE TIMEs-RICHMOND VA SUNDAY DECEMBER 10 1894

attention has concluded 10 hold a spe-
cIal sale of hlgh-class Kentucky-bred road
and saddle horses at Danville, Va, on
FRIDAY. December 2lst Among the gems
IN be found in the lot is NJ. D.. year
ling son of that great sire OF money-win-
ners wilton, record 2:l9 Ia NJ. BIS dam
Is Edna wilkes, daughter of Bed
Wilkes, with "A record Of 2:3 H. and
the dam OF Gobeln, 2:G IA. Edna -
herself out OF the double producer OF
standard speed Molly. daughter or ~.
Elmo. 2.30. A road mare OF rare merit is
Chance, that can speed 2.3D clip ana
does not pull or shy. This mare Will
prove prize because she Is fast, ard
then too. so gentle and kind. Miss Lo-
gan, two-year-old daughter Of Ogdens-
burg. 2:28 u, out of Miss T'ilton, by Dali
mont. is handsome and highly finished,
bred right for the road track or stud.
The Prince. a premium Kentucky sad
die horse, goes all the gats and Is a
superior roadster that can trot close TO
three minutes. Coon Hollow record
2:23 ~. IS tr0tter and a road horse
Of superb finish, goes without boots or
weights and a mile In 2l6 is not beyond
his capacity. These are but portion OF
the hgh-cass offerings that will 20 to
the highest bidder at this sale. Others
are 70 be had among them equally as
well bred and promising, saddlers, road
sters, and pleasure horses, that Will at
tract the attention Of critical observers.
Just twenty head will be sold In this
SALE and no reserve on them either. all
go TO IN. highest bidder. For further in
formation and catalogues address Shelby
L HARRISON, Lexington, Ky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
JUST OVER THE RIVER.
A VALUABLE HORSE STOLEN FROM
A CHESTERFIELD MAN.
To Repeat the Csntsta-Richmond Inlent
At Leader Hall-Msny 1nteresting
Sermon lo-day-Personal'
MAScHssrFR BUREAU RIcHMoSD TINES. {,

III HULL STaEFT. BzArTIE BLOCK.
General satisfaction is manifested here
over the action Of the Manchester city
Councli Friday night I'm refusing IN al
low The laying OF 7 rails on Hun street,
as proposed by the electric railway COM
pany. The sentiment against them. as
incCnvenient and dangerous. was strong
over here and ne action Of the Council
was Unanimously against the work.
Friday night a horse belonging TO Mr..
j. {. Temple, OF Chesterfield, was stolen
AMI carried Off. Efforts have been made
by the authorities TO recover the animal,
and kilograms and messages have been
sent 10 various places.
Mrs. Knowles and Mcssrs. Z. II. Cloves
and Ernest Weisiger, OF Richmond, will
assist at the dramatic entertainment to
be given at Leader Hail on Tuesday
night next. The affair is conducted 10y
Mrs. W. Carleton Adams, whose special
~ is bird-toaCs.
The cantata "Sir Moneys Crusade, -
under the direction OF Mrs. r. l.. Rob
erts, which was given before a large
and appreciative audience at Cowardin-
Avenue church 1hanksgiving-Day, Will
he repeated. by request, at Leader Han
next Thursday night with the following
additional and attractive programme:
Miss Nellie Clayton, solo selected. Miss
Emma Laughton: duet. Misses Mamie
Pit and Emma Latham; solo, Mr.. j.
Stuart Hopkins. Of Richmond; cOrnet duet.
Messrs. McTear and sampson, tableau,
Rock Of Ages" Misses Lillian Sampson,
Nellie Angel and Evey sampson; table3u.
THE Ten Virgins" The entertainment
will be for the benefit Of the Christian
church. and the admission viii only be
ten cents.
Rev. J. 7. Downman rector OF All
Saints Episcopal church, will address the
railroad branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association this Afternoon at
O'Clock. at Leader Han.
How TO Treat a WIFE" will be the
subject Of Rev. l.. r. ThornhilIs sermon
to-right at Baiubridge-Street Baptist
church. Mr. Thornhn preached last
Sunday night on How to Manage Hus-
band" and his discourse was highly COM
plimented by those who heard him.
Rev. j. ". stiff will preach both morn
ing and night at Wcst-End Methodist
church to-day. The junior Christian En-
deavOr Society Will meet at 4 o'clock, ana
the Christian Endeayor Society at :
o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Haight Of Clopton-Street Bap-
fist church. Will deliver sermon to-day
on the text: AS Moses lifted up the ser
pent in the wilderness. so shall the Son
of Man be lifted ~"
The following quarJette viii sing at the
night service: Miss Rosa TURNKEY Mrs.
=. j. Marshall. Messrs. L. j. Barrett
and William j. N1rrissett.
There will be services AT Asbury chapel,
in Chesterfield county, this morning at
II o'clock.
Rev. DR.. W. W. Iandrum will deliver
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-16
Pl,a lor Nireinla Farms.

PROVIDENCE FORGE. VA. Dec. Ia
The farmers i'm this section rave nearly
completed their corn harvest. and the
crop is generally considered fine, although
the summer was somewhat dry, the
drought came at season when it least
iriured the corn. and the late rains came
In time 10 mature the ears. But a
shirt of dj-contentneHt seems - possess
many Of our citizens. and they seem TO
49, , ionciup ~ try new fields and cast
Hi. Iot ,rono strangers.
MANY have disposed of their homes.
and they are being eagerly purchased
by farmers from the far West, whom, /
suppose long for Il home in the sunny
south.
II seems aIrlcst strange that our people
should wish TO give up their land, for
while il may not be as fertile as that
In some parts of the country. still il is