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FOREST FIRES DESTROY TIMBER.
Commissioner Herman Issues an In
teresting Report.

Washington. October 12-Ihe annual re-
port OF Commissioner HERMANN OF lHe
general iand once. eSA"Jto' .nht u, :, ~.
llotoooo0oo of feet Of pubic tI'iOtt .t%S
h'eh destroyed py nte ~ 'nG nh,
I'VE years 'eP' e'e''''l'e '''
no., non u "''"i'' ,.. ares f,rm the
nc iLP't' ''"'. 1t.,t,+inn of the land
ll,,.i thel, do not only
tr. 5,,l,v,in.s rrest b1t the forest lands
Va lse pruGurtiycness it retards Ihueh-
nltcjy.
tine direct erect on the iiow OF "Vtttiii9 -
ana dependent aSf'cu!tui". pa
thc rlp"It Co"l'n"'', i.,,' J,,. h.a,, wholly
9t,t ~" I,,,,,,rIiG for none OF the TIM
brr has gone 10 develop the country ana
no local interests nave been pthel'eU' ,,7 40
largely as IN cases ol ioI'7t "u'l,iiii''l ~ 5,g
ol our %''7trIh IV1 80 mo ,nfiammab bic
,,1,,,-,(,,.r ~ The bieh.v rcsiuous trees in
certain portions OF the Wos. ANA tie G.
mate OF those regions combining 10 i-'ltC
fires frequent and GeSlEHGtlFC: 4, w.,
these conditions the magNliu iube OF 'I.' t'7N
that yearly sweep th"n IS apps'iei,. @ -"
matter Is clearly one d"mandlh% lloiat lot. -"
economic standpoint measures p'OP'A 0t'''-
atCs to the issues l1NoNtd'
sheen grazing Is another dltllCulty III a"-
,,i,at,.; ,.;r, e1ne If the preserves, ami
mum :, - .t , t, dirnrt,d toward
Spc'la 'lio'tS nave - ,,,bich
condi ~ demand the exclusion" u 'io
and 3W''l atermiuo the nature OF th, lc
etrir ljrE Is regu1atiF~ sheep grazing III
,: k.e5. n, p.r : on .trlan is rauprtel
''' bout ..,..-- ,..,t,,~ 9. r,atCriaI
10 l'lNt lI. I',l o',7 .,,,,,ti,oe sales Of
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EARNS SANDFARMERSD
LShortIa Men Who Guide the POW

is on Give two or three months rest af-
ter the blister If not cured then you must
resort to 'tiring' This is done by cutting
off the hair. and with a firing iron-a tim
ner's soldering bolt will answcr-heated to
duh red make five or elk tracks up ana
down, burning almost through the skin.
Go over lightly several times until burned
the desired depth, taking care not to burn
the coronary band. Then rub on little
lard At the end of two weeks if there
has been no discharge and the marks are
drying up, rub a little ointment of two
drains of cantharideS and one and one-halt
ounces of lard. Rub on little once a DAY
until there is u discharge from the tracks.
Hollow Horn.
C. A. T., Salisbury, n. C.-lf you are
able to give 1t, t want some Information IN
regard to my COW. which is n thorough hred
Jersey, was six years old last spring. Last
March she had what an old darky cow doc
tor said was the hollow horn. she was
very sick when he began doctorinS her.
He bored her horns and gave her medicine
internally. thoroughly rubbing her head
and spinal column with spirits of turpen-
tine. She recovered and began giving milk
and butter as usual. Since then shc has
had several light attacks with symptoms
very much like those she had last March.
The trouble scoms to be in her head. Her
eyes are weak and she holds her head
above the normal position. on rcOpeninT
the holes in her horns and rubbing her
head with turpentinc she gets seemingly
all right again. which lasts PERHAPS mon.
or two. when the symptoms appear again.
l. Car. you tell me what IS IL" trouble.
and is The treatment administered the right
orc?
2 Can It he cured? She has always been
vcrv hearty until the spell she had last
March.
3. IS her milk fit for food. drinking ana
cooking when she has thos" svmptoms"
4. Is Il in iuriOUS to chain her out in the
sun with but 1ittle shade?
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Cotton Receints Take bic.

Washington October 10.-rhe commits
sicmcr Of Internal revenue has held that
where cotton is received for storage "nd
storage charge is made, whether for 4
month O. any time, or whether for one
bale or more. the receipt eVidencing this
is subject to taxation, if, however, the re-
ceipt is given for weighing, sampllng and
GsAS aSss G. g nss subject to taxation.
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About Mules.

James NJ. Field, Climax, N. C--l. What
is the difference in mulcSE Are hol lIlt
big brown mules quictcr aud more easy 10
work than the little mou&c-co!ored ones?
The mousc-"OlOrad ones seem to Dc hunS
on a swivel ready to kick fore ard aft.
. Give me plan by which | can test
a mules oyes-that Is. to tell whether thev
are sound ana nor apt to 20 bind. Give me
some light on the mule.
AnsWor-1. The natural difference be-
tween mules is due to the character and
disposition of both sire and dam. Differ
cnccs in form, color, style and acton are
probably more dependent on the dam than
upon the sire, while the temperament, dis
position, etc, are more directly tra"eable
to the sire. The larger and more docile
and tractabe mules are from large dams
of heavy buNd and sluggish action. Some
times the large, we'll formed aud not too
heavy and heefy mule, with good style and
action. good disposition but high spirited.
are the result Of breeding from the best
strain Of sires and bloodcd mares. The
smaller are from comparatively smaller
and inferior sirg5 Gu S"ruA dams.
2. 4 good way to examine the eyes of a
horse or mule IS to place the animal
where the sunlight VIII fall directly on
the eyes. Then look into the eyes cross
wise the axes and il the lens is perfectly
clear and the pupil unobstructed the eyes
are all right at that time. There IS no
certain way in which one can tell whether
the eyes viii tye good in the future If the
animal has not passed the age after Whicn
mooubIuducstS does nor attack, which is
about SIX or seven years Old. If the eyes
of a young animal are large. perfectly
clear and the pupils not too large, the in
dIcations are favorable. but if one Of his
ancestors had moon blindness, the probu-
bIIIty Is that the subject Will likewise be
affected before It l. seven years Old.
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Can Land Supplies Free.

Washington, October 1.-THE war de-
partment today received the follOwin%:
john, Assistant Secretary Of War: The
United States can land free OF duty sup
plies for destitute at ports of Bahia Hon
da, Caibairen and MatanzaS.
"WADE Major General"
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may be removed and the foot shod level.
Give compete rest Probably it will be
well for you to blister the Joint by rubbing
on an eminent OF two drains cantharides
or one ounce of vaseline. Rub in a little OF
this; let it remain on twenty-four hours,
then wash 1t off and apply a little lard.
Repeat every second week until the animal
Is cured. He can be turned out to pasture
after the blister is washed off until the two
weeks are up, then bring him up and apply
the ointment again, and when it is washed
Oil turn MIN out again, and so on.
Grass for Name.
e.. V. r.. ErookviHe. Fla.-Plcase name
the lnClosed grass. Is it profitable for
either hay or pasmrage? Would you ad
wise growing it in peach orchard?
AnSWer-Thc grass is setarja Glauca, or
foXtai!. 1t is considered of little or no
value. but moro of a worthless pest. It's
growth doe snot usually amount to much.
Pruritis of Cow-Onion Culture.
W. l.. F. Smithonia, GI.--NTy father has
q cow that about two months ago had Il
first came off if hIstered, and peeled off
and seemed to be very sore. We have been
ereasing It with several kinds of grease.
1t Will Sca5 over ana II seemed to itch
very much, and she would lick the scab
off. 1t has spread al along her backbone.
She seems to be well and hearty. Please
FJNG ne lIft name Of tilt uHcdSt anu l'ili-
edy through your valuable paper. Also
please give me advice how to cultivate on
ions. | have n very nice bed Just up
WHAT time is best to transplant them.
AnsWer-There are 50 many skin dis
cases that it IS impossible to say with con
fidenCe what particular one affected your
fathers COW: but we rather think it Was
case of pruritis. It may be caused by an
affection of the liver and kidneys; or It
may be due to too high feeding and close
stablng. Try change of food, more eXer-
else and . dose OF one and one-haIf pounds
Of epson salts ono handful of cOnium
salt, one tablespoonful Of ginger or pep
per, mixed with one-half gallon OF water,
and all to be given at one dose After
wards give one-half ounce Of hyposui-
phite of soda twice a day for a week.
mixed with the feed. Apply to the ahraded
surface a solution of four ounces OF horitX
dissolved in one quart Of water
9. Send 30 cents to w. Atloe BuTpee %
Co. Philadelphia. Pa, for copy OF On
ion Culture" which, tells all about 1t.
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turned. those smothered feelings disap-
peared, and the pain left my side ana
shoulder. I have gained in flesh and
strength and although 81 years old, feel
better than I have before in many years.
MRS. DORLASKA REED.
"Moravia, y. Y"
after suffering for forty years with
heart trouble l became so bad last autumn
that everybody thought l must die. l could
not lie down and slept in NY chair. cough
ed a great deal. had no appetite for food,
was troubled with latulency and my feet
and hands were cold all the time. My heart
would nutter and thImp-sometmc slow
and heavy, then fast and highland some
times l could not feel my pulse beat. n
friend recommended DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure and Restorative Ncrvfne, and after
using several bottles Of each | am pleased
to say that I feel perfectly well.
GEO r. HURD. Monroe, Mich.'
II had most severe pains around my
heart and would faint and fall wherever l
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HOW WlLL You TRADE 2

Trade what? Trade work tor money, we want men
and women everywhere to sell our Non-alc lcoholic
FIavoring Powders Tor cakes. candies ices etc.
They perfectly pure and twice as strong as liquid
extracts. We pay s3.25 day and give steady work,
If you cant get more than tnat write to us at once
ana we Will start you to work. Address the u. >.
FRUIT Co, 2o3 Ozark Building, St LOUIS Mo-
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Cotton Bales.

"A Subscriber" Woodla~n. Tez.-l sec see
2s-l an article ON the "Unform Bale Of
Cotron." ] an not holding up for the coz r.
ton speculators. as ] am a farmer myself
Also practical gin man cut down a
Wmship press this season from 2'X@i to
the reputation size, and find no trouble IN
putting up u $50 pound bale, ! like the
1lx54 best on account Of the bale being
nearer covered mp and makes Il much
nicer bale, As, to the circular: NO doubt
cu4ad Of. but 1 don't think that any gin
man has lost anything by changing his
box for the people generally like n nice
bale So if a changes his box and neighbor
z docs not, a win gain custom enough
TO more than Justify the change, for it
has been So here in this neiGhAorhOod.
.Auswer-Pcrhaps your cotton box is Of
extra length (depth). It should go without
proof that more cotton can be got into a
%xJ4 box. or the same amount with less
elort, than in 24x54 box. We have no doubt
whatever that Il 2iX5l bale works better
and IS better. than 27X54, provided both
be pressed down to the same size in depth
With a good power press that has pre-
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Portable Cotton Press.

TO W. j. FOrman RranchvIIIe. Ala" Q
do not know, Not aware that there is such
d press.
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We will offer for November sale and delivery 100000
bushels Texas Il. 4. Cats Samples mailed on sppli.
cation. WM IL. BEAN 6 son.
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liminary plungcr. there should be no trou
BILE IN making a AxH bale weigh 500
pounds, and that Is big enough.
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Messrs. Latham. Alexander & Co. In the
last edition of Cotton Movement and
Fluctuations" have their usual review of
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JERSEY Bull.

To w. G. KendIick Wrightsboro, Ga--A
reasonable amount of work would not in
iure the potency of bun. 1t is much
mere likely that too much service has been
The Atlanta constitution., 1898-10-17

We not aware that sorghum at any
stage Will produce abortion. Green rye in
head is liable to do so, If there be much
smut tergot Of rye).
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Hollow Horn and Hollow Tail.


j. NJ Foster, Heieiervile, Miss.-In order
TO settle dispute | would like for you to
let me know through the columns of your
paper II there is such q disease among
cattle as the hollow horn and hollow tail.
Answer-Pcrhaps you have not read this
department OF The Weekly regularly, or
you might have seen. more than once, re-
pies to inquiries in which we stated that
we do not know any disease that can
properly be called 'iholow horn" or 'hollow
talL' All the authorities agree on making
no mention Of either of the aboyn-undor
thoSe or any othcr name. Every cows
h"rhS are normally hollow, as any one
can verify. We havc had many cattle de-
horned and never saw a horn that WAS
NOT hollow. Cur theory about the so-called
HoIioW talT is that at some previous time
In its lfe the tail has been VIOLENTLY nuIIc,
ny dog or boy, resulting In tlislocating
.le bones or the tail and causing a break
III the community of the tail bones
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Com blnation Beef and Dairv Breed

a Subscriber, MorIah Ma-I am think
ing OF raising cattle and would Ike to
know what kind and where to purrhase
mem s@nenl. lIease give me benefit of your OH
CerNa'ioh rs to the best kind for middl,
Georgia for both beef and milk 7 would
Ike to have the largest growth
AnSWer-For both beef and milk we
recommend the Shorthorn breed, or Dur-
ham. We do not know what breeder TO
recommend
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16

rego bronii biskup Symon
q faktu, Re papiez polecil bis
kupa w~spanialomyalnosc cara,
wnosic chyba MONA, &c W Wa.
tykanie zgodzono sic ma take
zafatwienie sprawy, jake Rad
rosyjski usnaje "a prawidlowe.
(Pzegl. Wszechpolskii).
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16
Q Zaboru Rosyjskiego.
Doko6czenie) !.

(Dokonczenle)
/ W tym wypadku Hurko
przecislby wszystko odrazu ia
kims dzikim, brutalnym wy.
Iwo SwietSost sas
ami nowego prezesa ME Ia
ami wyboru ME ka-
sowal i czekal, zanim ,,uczciwi
~obywatele" ME zmuszq 60 do
odegrania roll supernatural.
Jakoa ,,dobrzy ~obywatele" Ia.
krzstneli sic kolo ,,uczciwej
piracy" sbierania podpis6w ma
petycji do arcybiskupa Popie.
la, wymierzonej przeciw czy.
telniom.
w tym i owym ocknsfo sic
sumienie, obudzil sic wstyd, j
zamierzone ~og}oszenie drukiem
owej petycji ME przysafo do
skutku. Ma tenn, ma zmusze
niu Roll - droga rozporzs
dzeh century - do odwolanis
kilku klamstw swiadomych,
ma pomieszczeniu wreszcie tn
owdzie paru luznych artyku.
low. ograniczyl sic caly odp6r,
dany falandze ugodowych RE.
zimieszkow.
Stosunki W naszem Eldora.
do u~godowem 50 tego rodzaju,
ze nietylko Aadne z pism mai.
g,sbiej przekonanych o pozyt'
ku i niewinnosci czytel6, ME
zdobylo- sic ma odwage wy.
drukowania o~dpowiedzi tych.
Re, trzymanej W tonic spokoj.
nym i rzeczowym, ale Re ma
wet ludzie, zajmujacy sic doz.
wolons propaganda bajek ia.
chowicza i przyg6d Doswiad
czyhskiego, ME So zupelnie
pewni, czy ich czynnosc legal.
ma jest istotnie legalna, skoro
polskich ksiazek dotyczy.
Dlugo molestowana wladza
data sic W kohcu uprosic. Ma.
my juz inspektora czytelh, ko.
misje adj hoe i rewizje.
Jednoczesnie isl p. Jan Je.
lenski miotac sic jeszcze ma.
mistniej niz przedtem ma ,,obel
81, potwarze i insynuacje zy.
dowsko.b ezwyznaniowej xii.
XII, CO przelozone ma jezyk
polski znaczy: ae spolecze1.
stwo zaczyna rozumiet, kto ma
czyje kazanie dzwonil j kto
komu sciezki prostowal.
Dzis jua zgadza sic p. J. j.,
ze csytelnie SO potrzebne i uzy-
teczne, zawsze atoli pragnie
,,zmiany ludzi''. Byle ludziom
wykszta}conym kierunek czy.
tel6 odebrac j oddaG 60 W re
ce rad, zlozonych z ,,wlasci
cieli dom6w, fabrykantow i
wlascicieli warsztat6w", a
bsdzie dobrze. Do.
powiadajac n~iedopowiedzians
Roh, dorzucamy cd sic.
bic, Re p6ty dobrze ME bsdzie,
p6ki b. dziekan fakultetu DIR.
ME ustspi z preze.
ma rzecz ks. M. Radzi.
villa, fabrykanta majolik i
donos6w.
Uporczywie bowiem utrzy.
mule sic pogloska, pochodzsca
re sfer zblizonych do ksiscia
ex.prezesa, o ~wskaz6wkach
jakich wybitny ten dzialacz
spoleczny uwazal "a ~obowiszek
swego ksiazecego honoru udzie-
lie wyzszej wfadzy ,,przez
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-06-16

kilku wybitnych ale osobiscie
u~czciwych ugodowc6w, kt6rsy
przestrzegali arcybiskupa, se.
by sic sp6lka z Radziwillem
ME kompromitowal.
Widziny tedy, ze drzewo
ugodowe kwitnie j rodsi owo.
ce. Jest jus ksiaae, CO sws aycz.
|liwosc INSTRUCTION publicz.
nym okazywac umie, Jest mar.
grabia, CO skrzetnie rewisje
odbywa j dlatego z literature
sic zapoznaje, azeby orzekac:
"eto Wagonadiosnw awsor', Eau
tor, kt6remu Rad moze zaufae) ;
jest prasa, kt6ra gorliwie do.
pomaga ewolucji czlonk6w b.
gwardji obywatelskiej W do
browolnych str6zow porzsdku
moralnego, jest W kohcu ksia-
&c kosciola, o kt6rym i papiez
vie chyba dokladnie, IL odda
sawsze Cezarowi, CO Jest i ME
jest Cezara.
Czy to 50 bolesne straty |
A1boz kto kiedy Aaiowal. gdy
kskol sam sic od}sczal cd czy.
stego ziarna2
Mech spoczywajs W spoke.
ju ma dnie rosyjskiego NORA
W doskonalej inercji i kom.
pletacji ayc wiecznie niepodob.
ma. Pomimo kart, mistycyz.
mu i w6dki, byliby tego do
WOODEN j nasi wschodni sasie.
dzi, gdyby dwie olbrzymie
armie, wojskowa i urzednicza,
ME staly pred mimi otworem.
Obie 50 Ola mas tax dobrze lax
zamkniete. Das THIN intere-
sirt dds Gethane nicht, m6wi
gdzies Goethe. Jesli wszyst.
ko "a mas robic beds i wydra
ostatnie skrawki gleby, to i CT,
kt6rym mlot g6rnika byl
wstretny dotychczas, beda
zmuszeni zstspic do kopalni.
Many niepionns nadziejs,
ze Pc pozbawieniu mas resztek
sfonca, zabfysns tenn liczuiej.
SEE kaga1ce W czelusciach zie-
mi, a jesli j siepacze liczniejsze
niz dotad ofary W paszcze Mo-
|locha powloka, to zrozumiemy
rae W kohcu, Re poto polakami
jestesmy, abysmy nietylko zyli
ola Polski ale j ginsli "a mia.
IendG.
Zakohczenie sprawy biskupaS y-
mona.
Gas zapewnia, &c ks. Synon
ma bye mianowany biskupem
saratowskim (chyba tyraspol.
skim J.. Ostatni Kraj wiado.
nose to potwierdza. Wedlug
Czasu sprawl miala TAXI pre-
bieg.
Kurja rzymska, pc rozpa.
trzeniu dostarczonych jej do.
kument6w, uznala, Re przyczy-
ns nieporozumienia byio ME.
jasne z~redagowanie kilku
punkt6w ugody, sawartej mic.
dry Watykanem j rzsdem 70.
syjskim. Winnym jest kardy
nal sekretarz stanu, kt6ry tekst
ugody ukladaf. Wobec tego
papie4 zwr6cif sic do cara, po-
lecajsc jego wspanialomysl.
nosci spraws biskupa Symona.
Car chcial podobno pozwolic
zesianemu biskupowi ma objs.
Gle djecezji plockiej, chociaz
minister spraw wewnstrznych
Imerytyhski byli temu pre-.
Evening journal., 1898-03-10
WILL RETURH TO MILFORD.
REV G. w. KING, d. D., DENIES
THAT HE WILL NOT ASK FOR A

REV. G.. w. KING, d. D., DENIES
THAT HE WILL NOT ASK FOR A
TRANSFER.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
Milford, March 1O.-On February Z
an article was printed on the Com
ing Conference" which stated that DIR.
G. w. King, of Milford said that "he
will not get a transfer, but Will return
to his conference in the Spring" mean
ing the New England Southern Confer
ence. 1t is absolutely false. DR.. King,
when interviewed by your correspond
ent said: There is no direct author
ity for stating that / do not say that
1 will accept a transfer to the Will
mingtOn Conference. On the contrary,
do not expect to return to the New
England Southern Conference, OF
which ] am now a member" DR.. King
is exceedingly popular here in the M.
e. Church, and his return has been
asked for not only by the full official
board Of the church, but by many
prominent members of the church in
direct appeals to Bishop Newman, who
is to preside over coming conference.
At the regular meeting Of the New
Century Club on Monday afternoon the
following articles were read: Music, y
Mrs. Harry Grier; Travel" Miss Jen-
ME Davis; 'f1ome," Mrs. George II
Hall; Current Events" Mrs. Henry
Bunstein; History" Mrs. George w
Marshall.
Company B, Torbert Guards, met on
Tuesday evening after a recess since
Friday, and after a short drill the bal
loting for first lieutenant was cOntin-
ned. On the first ballot T. E. Brown
was elected, he receiving twenty votes
10 seventeen for Arthur Reynolds.
Dr. Nathan Pratt is extremely i'll,
and his physician and family have no
hope Of his recovery His daughter
Mrs. Alfred Arnold, of Short Hills, New
Jersey, and his youngest son, Louis. OF
Delaware College. were both summon
ed home, and arrived here on Monday
Evening journal., 1898-03-10
(, = HARRINGTONS MAD DOG SCARE
PURSUED BY MEN AND BOYS. bun

PURSUED BY MEN AND BOYS, BUT
TlHE ANIMAL ESCAPED OTHER
TOWN NOTES.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
Harrington, March 10.-There was
quite an exciting time i'm town yester-
day, caused by the presence of a
strange dog that was supposed to have
the hydrOphobia. The entire town was
in a fever Of excitement for the time
being, and men and boys could be seen
coming in all directions carrying clubs
and guns. Finally the poor dog was
overtaken and a conflict equal to q
United States army opening Ere ON a
squad of Spaniards took place. But,
after about a fifteen minute charge Of
rapid firing the dog was seen moving
on as if nothing had occurred, appar-
emily never touched. The town police
man and part OF the military company
have pursued his course with full
equipments, but up to this writing they
have not returned to report the result.
At the town election held In the town
Jail the following ticket was elected for
the ensuing year: Alderman, J. w.
smith; assessor, N. Frank Raughley;
treasurer, y. G. Fleming; councilmen,
j. W. Richards. T. ]. Smith, c. N.
Grant, NJ T. Adams. The councilmen
held a meeting on Monday night and
reelected j. w. Parrish policeman for the
ensuing year.
Tharps mill pond, about one and
one-half miles or this place, was drain
ed yesterday and many fish were cap
tured. Benjamin Harrington secured
several carp, one Of them weighing
forty pounds and measuring about
three feet six inches in length.
w. c. Wiley, OF Pennington, was In
town yesterday.
John Johnson, OF Dover, has been in
town on a business trip.
| ]. S. Harrington left here yesterday
on the 500 train for Baltimore, where
ne Will remain several days.
| Tramps are beginning to grow more
numerous and troublesome as thc
weather grows warmer.
Evening journal., 1898-03-10

those having the matter in charge ex-
pect to realize a snug sum.
Joseph Bennett Will remove to
Trainer Pa, on March %.
Engineer Harris, Of the Delaware
Glue Works, expects to bring his fam
lily to Newport to live in few days.
Much interest is being taken in quOits
at the Newport public school.
The mother of Mrs. John G. SnitcheI
died on Tuesday.
Mrs Ephraim Myers has been suf-
fering with a gathering on her finger.
Active Lodge, No. IL, A. o. U. w.
held an important business meeting
last evening.
The grist mill recently put in by the
CranstOn & Justis Company is kept
running full time.
Many farmers took advantage of the
recent calm mornings and sOwed Their
clover seed.
Miscreants broke many panes OF
glass out Of Red Mems Hall last week
Ii is said that arrests will be made In
few days.
Rev. Julius Dodd will be unable tC
attend conference owing to the serious
illness Of his wife.
The tramp nuisance is becoming un-
bearable, and it is quite probable tha'
some action will be taken to do away
with them.
The Hamilton and Jefferson Debat
ing Societies will debate the question
''Resolved, That the Works of Mature
Excel the Works Of Art" on Friday
afternoon.
Special services were held at st
James p. e. Church last night Rev
Kinsey ]. Hammond, Of Highlands
preached.
Robert II. First and wife have re
turned from trip to Leslie, Md
John McEIwee and Charles Schwen
deman, Of Marshallton, were in New
port last night.
John e. Whann is threatened will
/ pneumonia.
Chalkley snitcher spent yesterday il
| Wilmington.