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OUR MAN ABOUT TOWN.
what He Sees and Hears OH His
ROOndS.

hOuuuSs
A tissue paper entertainment was given In
RoSenberg's hall ON Tuesday evening, June I,
rur the benefit Of the Methodist church. IL
was under the management of Miss Aylette
Chalmers and WAS quite asuccess. The young
ladies who participated were attired III
UNIQUE and pretty costumes OF tissue paper,
and presented lovely.slghi. Tissue paper
articles, flowers and delightful refreshments
were SOLD and nice SUN Was melted.
Miss Carrie Nelsler. II charm Ing young lady
OF Rock Hill, Is spending sometime with heI
cousin Miss Daisy Neisler.
Miss Grace Jones returned 10 her home IN
Asheville. n. g., yesterday, after delightfully."-
spending lew weeks with her friend Miss
Miss Mary DuPre, who has been visiting
relatives In the city left Saturday for her
home al Clemson College.
Miss Lotta and Miss Eloise Clayton, two
pretty young ladies' Of Atlanta, are in the
;city, the guests OF their cousin MISS Jennie
COrrie.
A large crowd Of young folks went to
Brooks mill last Friday night and had Il de-
l!ghtful moonlight picnic.
Mrs. A. Rosenberg aud children OF Green.
wood are spending sometime In the city with
the family OF Mr.. p. Rosenberg
Mr.. Less Smith, the bright young son OF
MIR. J. Allen smith, has gone to GreenviIe
where he has u position in the law office OF
his grandfather Judge }. ). Cothran.
Miss Mamie. the charm Ing and accomplish
ed daughter OF DIR. W. A. Lee, has come home
To spend the holidays. She has been attend
ing school in Baltimore.
Miss Carrie Williams, q beautiful young
lady OF Elberton. is In the city staying some
time with Mrs. w. r. Bullock.
We are pained 10 hear Of the illness OF Mrs.
Neisler, who was stricken with paralysis last
Friday.
We are glad indeed TO learn that Mrs. F. E.
Harrison is much improved.
Major j. c. Hemphill, nt Charleston, and
Rev. j. l.. Hemphlil. OF Moreland. Ga, ar
rived in the city Sunday, having been sum
moped by wire TO the bedside of their mother
Mrs. H. 5. Hempnill who Is very i'll.
Mrs. Byers OF Elberton came over Saturday
TO be with her mother, Mrs. Neisler. during
her illness.
Pray er meeting was held in the new Metho-
dist church last Friday night.
Messrs. Laurence Parker and Joe Giles of
Anderson came down and spent Sunday in
the city.
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Now Ia The time to preserve your fruit and
vegetables with THE American Preserving
Liquid. Sold at Speeds.
Mrs. Joe Persons remedies can be had at
Speeds.
Pains Celery Compound is the greatest
nerve tonic. Speeds.
Fly paper will prevent swarms OF flies col
lecting in your house. Speeds.
When wanting anything In the drug line,
get Speeds prices. He must have your trade.
Don't fail to preserve your cherries with the
American Preserving Liquid. Al Speeds.
The American Preserving Liquid 2jc bat
tie at Speeds.
handsome designs. the paper cutters. book
marks, hair curriers', side combs and other va
ri0us articles just received at Z. Z. Bernau's.
The jeweller. are of the latest designs and the
prices so low that the people will hardly be-
1ieve they are sterling silver.
Pocket book In real seal with sterling silver
m0nntings at 81 and upwards. They are
handsome and neat and will hold money
enough TO bug all you want, provided you do
not believe In free silver" X. G. Bernau, the
jeweIer.
80 tons bulls for sale. WI. Bryson. old de-
pot. 81
If your eyes fail You or your old spectacles,
go TO r. G. Bernau's and be fitted.
4 good psrasol Is a necessity these hot days.
A good line al Haddon's.
Ziphy ginghams makes nice dress or waist
for summer. looks new and fresh long time
they are washable. Cheaper than ever at
Eaddon's
Try gold dust washing powder at Living
ston & Perrin's
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What Red Bird Sees.

Hard Labor, =. G., June 7, 1895.
The last few days have been nice farming
weather.
here last Friday.
The young folks OF the community were
the school house. All seemed to enjoy 1t.
Mr.. j. G. McComb, MIR =. W.. Link, MIR.
Leslie McCaslan and Mr.. David Link, OF
Hunters >. G., attended the picnic Saturday.
Mr.. Leslie McCaslan's mule came near get
ting It's neck broken Saturday. A good old
colored woman saw the mule and kindly
went TO II, and she said, she certainly saved
the mules life.
Miss Adele Pinson, charming young
lady. Of Mt. Moriah, is the guest OF Mrs. T..
+. Wilson.
MIR. Joe Jones and his mother visited Mr..
and Mrs. ]. H. Wilson Sabbath.
Straw berries are quite plentiful this year.
Mr.. Thomas Nets, of Edseheld, had The
misfortune of losing horse last week.
One OF Mr.. I. +. Cromer's fine mules died
few days ago.
Prof McManus and Mr.. Arthur Harling, of
Edgefeld, visited the family of Mr.. N. q.
Mrs. W. b. Wilson has the finest garden In
the Vicinity. She has cabbage. cucumbers,
squashes beets and tomatoes.
Miss Leila Outz, visited friends and rela.
tives at New Market last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennie STILLS Of New Market,
were The guest of MIR. and Mrs. Nat Quiz Sat
urday anu sunday.
Mr.. d. II. Howard has the finest cotton
crop we have Sen.
The editor OF the Press and Banner gave his
sister Mrs. ID. II. Howard pleasant visit
Saturday.
There seems to be a general expectation
that better times are just ahead. Red Bird.
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Dots From Corner Greek,

Corner Creek, S. c., June /, 1896.
The health or our community Is good al
present
The farmers are behind with their work
great deal on the account OF rain.
The Spring oats are looking fine, out the
wheat from us present look Will be no better
than last year.
Mrs. 5. W. Davis Is visiting her parents this
week, and attending the Honea Path COM
nencement.
Prof. J. b. Watkins Is with relatives and
friends in Honea Path.
School closed at Honea Path last week. and
the exercises were very Moe. large crowd
was present. Prof. Eskln needs 10 be proud
Of his pupils.
Miss Jennie Erwin left last week for Belfast,
Ireland, on visit TO relatives. She Will re-
turn again In September.
Cotton and corn are looking considerably
well for the cold weather during last month";
The dam at t'el5er seems tO be very DANCE
rous. The news reached here yesterday that
a northern work man fell eighty feet and was
Instantly killed.
The picnic at Robinson bridge will take
place next Saturday, having been postponed
from last Saturday ON account OF rain. The
follow Ing speakers will be present: Presi-
dent.elect Todd, Of Charlotte, n. G., Rev. j. j.
Farmer. Hon. A. e. Latimer and l.. Z. Bran.
yon. We are sure that IT Will be enjoyed by
all present.
Miss Cynthia Town Is with her cousin
Miss Emma Bigby. Crown.
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TEARS AND CUPS.
Distinguishcd Visitors Railroad
Mnguutcs and Eminent DIEines-
x,.>,,,,,, N !, EnfaS-

Mr. J. F.. Todd expects To put mp cannery.
He has number OF acres oi tomatoes planted
Last Sabbath evening Mr.. A. j.. Kansom
preached at Woodlawn Sabbath school. Ihls
was his last time out there. He has a SABBATH
school class OF l. ladies. They conceived ana
carried out happy idea. IT was :, oig secret. 1'.
ago on condition that he could keep secret
SO at the close Of the exercises last Saoouth
the class through the Suprlntendent presented
their beloved teacher with beautiful silver
cup with this engraving, "A. j. Ransom, from
his Sabbath school class. The scene was al
feeling. Some of the scholars were IN tears.
The following are some OF the alumni ex
peclrd at Commencement: Dr. Darlington
and Mr.. !. A. johnson. Washington. d. C.;
Or. K. T.. Davis. New York; DR.. =. l.. Morris.
Macon, Ga: Rev. T. W. Sloan, Charlotte. \.
C.; Rev. Il. K. While. GriffithS, y. c.; Rev
W. ". Orr. Hnnte:svllle n. G.: Rev. r.. q.
Miller and J. c. Reid. Sardis. y. c.; Rev. J. c
Galloway, Gastonia. y. c.; Rev. j. $. Moffatt
and a. 6. BrIce, Esq, Chester, ). c.; Rev f.
Cork. Ninely.Six, 5: e.; Mr.. ): ?; Matthews
Kinks Y Road. ). c.: w. J. Reid, Pnevilie
\. c.; J. b. Bonner. Pelzer, >. e.
Mrs. Lou Brownlee arrived home last week
from Il visit to her son, Rev. J. l.. Brownlee OF
Mr.. y. Kennedy preached at Ora. $. C.,
last sabbath.
Both the catalogues of the Due West col
leses are out. They are beautifully printed.
MesSrs. J. &. Douglass and j. J.. Oates leave
for Knoxville, Tenn, today Wednesdaymio
attend the training SCHOOL iOr students. lhe
term last ten days. Mr.. Oates will return and
spend The vaca'io in Due West
Rev. Z. f. Todd Is 10 meet Il number of rail-
road men in Atlanta on 18th inst The pros
pect ui The SYNOD meeting in Texas seems
pretty good. "beans or no beans"
Mr.. j. II. Moore, OF Harrelis, Ala. came oy
Due West on his way 10 point in Pennsylva.
mia not from Wheeling, w. Va, where he Will
preach during the summer. He remained
over several days In this place.
COMMENCEMENT IN FEMALE COLLEGE,
The closing examinations OF College classes
will take place on on IL. Is and IA OF June.
FRIDAY, June l6th.-ChildreD's Day.
The eNaIIiuaLion of the children Will be In
terspersed with songs, recitations, plano solos,
Duets, &c. Parents and patrons OF the school
invited to attend the exercises.
Sabbath, June l6th.-Bnccalaureate sermon
by Rev. w. NJ. Grler, ID. ID.
Wednesday, June 18Th, $50 A. M.-Com-
exercises in the auditorium of Ersklne Col
Iege. Anniversary address by Rev. ). l.. Nor
ris, ID. d., Macon, Ga.
Wednesday Evening. June 18th. o'clock TO
II p. M.-Annual reception At Female College
X. ). G.
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Deaths.

Mrs. Emerson, wife OF Mr.. T. NJ. Emerson
G. P, A. of the Atlantic Coast Line, died in
Wilmington, N. C., o few days ago, aged ~
was an esteemed resident Of Columbia, 8. C.
Mr.. James D. Shuler. of the Providence
section of Orangeburg County, 3. O., died May
25, 1895, aged go years. For forty years he was
Christian member ofthe Methodist Church.
Mr. Ansel A. Peterkin, an estimable young
bia, s. c.. June 8, 1896, aged 2e years.
Mrs. Ella G. Burroughs, widow Of ex-Mayor
Burroughs ofSavannah, Ga, died in Colum-
bia, s. G., June 8, 1895, aged 50 years.
s, c., May %, 1896, aged 76 years. He was
Methodist,-a Christian.
Rev. Dr.C. T. Bailey, editor of the BibHcdl,
Recorder (Baptist), died In Raleigh, N. c., June
5, 1895, aged 60 years.
Mrs. P. Bamberg, widow Of Mr. Seabrook
Bamberg, died In Bamberg, s. c.. June 8,
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Sherif's Sale.

The State against G. G. Zachery Execution
for Tax.
PY virtue OF an execution to me directed In
- the above stated case. I will sell to the
highest bidder, at Public Auction, within the
legal hours Of sale, at Abbeville c. H, s. c.,
on Monday. the lst day of July A. D., 1895, all
the right. title and interest OF G. c. Zachery
in the following described property, to wit
All that tract or parcel Of land situate, lying
and being in Abbeville county and State
aforesaid, containing two lots in the town OF
McCormic Lot No. l, fronting Main street.
Lot No. 2, being cornor lot with dwelling
and store room attached.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
G. Z. Zachery to satisfy the aforesaid Execu-
ton and costs. Terms-Cash.
F. w. r. NANCE.
June II, 1895. Sheriff Abbeville Co.
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Estate Of Rachel RaplGy, Decd
Notice of Settlement and Appli-
cation for Final Discharge.

TNAKE NOTICE that on the sth day of July
l. 1895, l will render a final account Of my
actings and doings as Executor OF the Estate
of Rachel Rapley deceased In the office OF
Judge OF Probate for Abbeville County at 10
O'Clock a. M, and on the same day will apply
for final discharge from my trust as such.
All persons having demands against said
estate will present them for pay ment on or
before that day, proven and authen ticated or
be forever barred. W. +. BELL.
June II, 1885, If Executor.
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Mr. and Mrs. w. A. IIarrelson OF Green
wuod spent n few davS last week in town with
Their daughter Mrs. w. ]. Devore. Mr.. Harrel
SON has been in bad health for some time and
we are glad 10 see him able to be out again.
They with their youngest daughter who has
been with her sister for some time returned
home last Sunday.
SHERIFF McCRAvEY. of Laurens. was in
town last Monday night. He was formerly OF
this city, being son OF James McCrafey,
who was we'll known 70 our people.
SHERIFF NANCE Is a first class Sheriff. and
always prompt In the discharge OF every duty.
He Is always ready with the cash to settle al
matters en- ntrusted TO his hands.
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Sherif's Sale.
The State against Estate OF Scipio Henr
Eyecution for Toxes

The State against Estate OF Scipio Henry
Execution for Taxes.
DY virtue o ( an execution to me directed,
ID in the above stated case, will sell TO the
highest bidder, at Public Auction, within the
legal hours Of sale, at Abbeville c. H.. s. c.,
on Monday. the lst day of July A. D., 1895, all
in the following described property, to wit:
One lot in the town of Troy In Abbeville
County and State aforesaid, containing Two
Acres more or less. bounded by K. w. Lites
on the NORTH Henderson Pope on the south,
Augusta & Knoxville r. r. on the east, Pope
Street on the west
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF
Scipio Henry to satisfy the aforesaid Execu'
Lion and costs. Terms-Cash.
+. w. r. NANCE.
June II 1895. Sheriff Abbeville 20.
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w. Joel Smith & Sons Locals.

Good stock Of "Genu uine Scovil" hoes now
ready for sale by w. Joel Smith & Sons.
All Of the best sizes Genuine Scovil" hoes
at w. Joel Smith Sons.
Go to w. Joel Smith & Sons for handled
hoes.
We have good stock OF hoes, both with and
without handles. w. Joel Smith & Sons.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Letters remaining in Abbeville. s. c., post.
office for week ending June II, lS95
A-Mrs. Sallie Alexander, r. T. Anderson.
BIAS. l.. Brown.
D-Miss Reberra Davis.
G-Rev. 2. j. Grant.
Has HnrriSoa. w. d. Hadgel, Jnhn Hall.
J-Mrs. Mary Jackson, Miss Eliza a. Jones
T.. n. Jones.
M-Miss Mary.
R-Miss Orrice q. Robinson.
Sd. Smith, Mrs. i.uiSe SpelIman (col). NJ
q smith, Master Connie Stewart.
W-Miss Carrie Williams.
Robt :. Link, i. VI.
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Negro Killed.

Information reaches Abbevilie that Dock
Sanders. coIored WAS shot and killed near
Mt Carmel last Saturday, by Constable Tar
rant. The negro resisted arrest by shooting al
the constable. The constable shot him With Il
hnOt gun. We have not heard the particulars.
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BY the capsizing of pleasure boat
in Charleston IS. c. harbor, June I'D,
Miss Rosalie Greenhill, aged 16 years,
was drowned.
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Haddon's are receiving new goods suitable
for the hot summer days.
White and coored organdies, demeties. .jac-
onet plessie, crepons, dotted swiss, persian
null, &C., are few things in demand just
now. A good assortment at Haddon'e,
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Wednesday, June IL. 1895.
&. r. Hammond's Trip Last Week.

Business Is on a boom in the upper portion
Ot the State. Mr. c. Hammond mas just re-
turned from his regular trip for trade and re-
ports big success. He has done the largest
business In his line that he has ever done, ana
their wholesale trade Is Increasing ahroid
uaily. The quality of their goods sre attract
ing much attention and they will have their
hands full tor several months TO MI i6ll orders
They have adhered closely Ia The shoe. har-
ness and leather business ard deserve the
patronage OF the people in this line. Ii YOU
iced set OF harness or pair OF shoes ElnuiS
rive Them call See their ad. this week.
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We daily hear that Root-te-na is one OF the
finest medicines on the market. p. b? Speed
Haddon's close their store at o'clock p. M,
excepted, from June let.
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Rooms TO Rent.

Two nice new rooms 10 rent In private
dwelling. Apply at this Office. IL
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Sherif's Sale.

Mary c. Jennings against w. 7. Jennings and
James Cothran, Jr.-Execution.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME-
directed. in the above stated case, will sell TO
the highest bidder, at public auction. within
the legal hours OF sale, at Abbeyilie Court
House, s. c.. on MONDAY, the lst day OF
JULY, A. D. 1895. all the right, title and inter-
est of w. T. Jennings in the following de-
scribed property, to wit: All that tract or
parcel of land, situate, lying and being In Abb
bevile County, in the State aforesaid, con-
tanning
Two Hundred and Thirty-Four
Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands OF Mrs.
Lydia Corley, H. c. Edmunds and E. A..
Searles, and by Little River. Levi. d on and
to be sold as the property OF WI Jennings,
to satisfy the aforesaid Execution and costs.
TERMS-Cash.
F. w. r. NANCE,
Sheriff Abbeville County.
June 10, 1895, 3t
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Masters Sale.
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.

COURT OF COMMON PEAS.
The National Bank Of Abbeville against The
Trustees OF the Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church-Forecosure.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
made in the above stated case, will offer for
sale at public outcry at Abbeville c. H., s. c.,
on Saleday in JULY, 1895. within the legal
hours OF sale. the following described prop
erty. situate In said State and County, to-wit
All that lot or parcel OF land IN the town OF
Abbeville, known as the Mount Pleasant Bap.
tlst Church lot with the buildings thereon
including the old church lot and also the ad-
dtion thereto, purchased from Mrs. j. Mar
shall by deed dated February %, 1895, the
whole being now included and constituting
one LOT containing
One-Eighth Q-8) Of an Acre.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
J. c. KLUGH,
June s, 1895, St Master.
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White kid slippers for commencement oc.
casinns at {. p. Hammond & Co.
The prettieSt line OF ladies and mems fine
oxfords TO be found at &. p. Hammond L. Co.
Harness repairs promptly and cheaply at
G. P. Hammond Co.
Buggy tops covered and all kinds Of trim.
ming done at c. z. Hammond & Co.
About ten pairs Of gents fine patent leather
GO. They are misfits call and see them.
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Abbeville supply Co.'S. Locals.

A fresh lot Of Cottolene just in. in !. 8. 3 and
10 pound tin pals, also % pound wood pals.
The beat shortening.
Octagon soap! Octagon soap!
Large lump starch sets. per pound.
A bargain In pound grated pineapple
splendid for cream, ETC., at l0c.
Fruit jars all sizes. Extra rnbbers.
Another bargain, cottonades for l0c per yard
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Get your Hoods Sarsaparilla at Speeds.
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Really, l must close this letter. or you will
wish 1 had forgotten 70 write. will write
again In few days d. ", that is,if you do not
consign this to your waste basket, as un-
worthy OF reply. Very sincerely,
Christina.
Pleasant Hill, =. G., June 8, 1895.
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CENTBRED IN THE MAYOR.

: The popular sentiment which elected
Mr.. Sutro Mayor was: an express sion both
of@the protest against the past and of hope
and confidence for the future. The City
had been so long ridden by rings, robbed
by collision and sburdened with. monopo.
lies created and fostered by official power,
that. a man of high patriotism and I'M
finching courage to occupy the Mayors
chair was. the crying need Of the hour. =
. The first conspicuous act Of the new
Board of Supervisors was to pass an ordi-
nance creatingsa monopoly in the supply
of bituminous rock for street pavements.
It has come so early in the: career of.:the
Board that the scandal of it is resounding
from one end of the City to the 6ther. :. +.
Happily four sterling members of the
Board stood out against the job, and al
though the eight opposed to them were
able to pass the ordinance in spite of them,
they will not be able to make it effective if
the Mayor should veto it, for it requires
nine votes to pass an ordinance over the
Mayor veto, and it will be impossible
to- secure them. The only hope that
the situation presents is the exercise of the
veto power by the Mayor. Every good
citizen in San Francisco who voted for Mr..
Sutro hopefully and confidently, is watch
ing him anxiously now. Every one: OF
these believes that he will veto the ordi-
nance, Just as every good citizen believed
that Governor Budd would approve the
bill authorizing a lease of city front land
to the San Joaquin Valley road. The Gov
ernor did not disappoint the people, but
the anxiety that preceded. his action
was severe, as the. pressure brought to bear
on him to swerve from the right was great.
This same natural anxiety exists now
with regard to Mayor Sutro and the sooner
he ends it by doing that for which the peo-
pie elected him the sooner will the public
mind be placed at ease.
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ELECTRICAL ENERGY.

According to the latest reports, the great
electric worksa Niagara Falls are not Civ
ing the grand results which the general
public expected of them. Too much force
is lost in transmission for the power to be
effective at any such distances as were an
ticipatek It.appears the Niagara Works
cannot transmit power even to the neigh
boring city of Buffalo without so much of
a loss that the cost of the applied energy
is greater than that now obtained in the
same city from steam.
A correspondent of the New York Tribune
estimates the loss in transmission: OF cleo
trical energy: from the power-house at
Niagara TO the shops in Buffalo to beabout
so per cent: The rate charged for power
by the company is $1S per horsepower for
twenty-four hours, at the generator shaft,
and consequently the cost in Buffalo would
be equivalentto about $50 to the consumer.
This would be a saving in some cities, but
in Buffalo coal is SO cheap power. can be
generated by steam under favorable con-
ditions and inlarge quantities: at SCI per
horsepower.
- Under these circumstances the transmits
sion OF electrical power for machinery may
be:regarded as still in the experimental
stage. Niagara may eventually send its
energy far and wide over the surrounding
country but at presentit is confined toad
lacent factories, whereat the town. of
Niagara :rejoiees, for factories are being
concentrated there instead Of Buffalo. :.