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The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
CHEAP CORN CRIB.

outside the cribbing as a stay when the
corn is put i'll. A cell,er post IS not
needed unless a larger crib is made.
Wires run just ahoy" The top OF the sec
onI tier OF Stating from one post 10
ant tiler viii make them perfectly
solid /, is best 10 have d board floor
laid or the ground. though this Is not
necessary III This state il the crib is ID
Il well-drainrd Place. 10 assist III
scooring Nhen the crib is to be enptled.
at least two boards should be laid from
the door through the center. The sec
ond tier need not De put Oh until the
first is filled with corn, thus doing away
with much high scooping in empty ing
the wagons.
To provide for door to remove the
corn. the fastening OF the lower tier
should come by one OF the posts, TO
which one end should be firmly fast
ened. The other end should be doubled
back two feet, where another post four
feet high is set firmly in the ground.
The cribbng is doubled around this
post and fastened there. TO close this
opening, have short pieces Of boards
from two and half to three feet long
to place crossways of the opening as
the corn is filled in, the pressure from
the inside holding them in place. No
door is needed in the upper half of the
crib.
When filled it should be we'll rounded
up, as the corn will settle more or less.
For covering, cut willow or other
branches from six to eight feet long
and lay on the top. with the butts to-
ward the center. Fasten the butts to
the center post, if any. or together il
not. so there will be no danger of their
blowing off. On these throw a loud OF
long slough grass. if any is to be had,
or anything else. if not. that win turn
rain. Over this faSten wires from one
post to another. binding the roof firm
ly on. There will be no danger Of
spoiled corn in this crib, as it will keep
perfectly dry.
When the crib Isl empty it can be taken
down, rolled up and placed out of the
way or can be used for pig or chicken
pens. The cash cost Of the crib does
not exceed two dollars.--J. L. Irwin, in
Ohio Farmer.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26

John Albrrts has on his plantation.
few miles east of Decatur. .\l... a
we'll into which streams of three diff
fercnt kinds OF water flow ->uIpnur,
freestOne and lime water. The we'll
seems to ebb and flow. At times the
water drawn out is pure freestonr. At
other times the smell and taste Of
sulphur is 50 strong that the water Is
repugnant to the taste. and some
times nothing but ordinary sweet
lime water can be drawn. He has
been offered 81, 900 for the land. but
has refused The well is $50 feet deep
and was sunk by boring.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
BANK ROBBERS WORK.
The Bank Of Lincoln County At E;lsberry.
NO., the Soene Of the Crime-Ths
Town WxtChmwn Gagged.

Elsberry, Mo-, Nov. 23.--Four
masked men seized the town watch-
man, j. W. Watts, about a. m., bound
and gagged him, and then proceeded
to burglarize the Lincoln county
bank. They made desperate attempt
to get into the safe, and it is prac-
ticallv ruined, but it is not believed
they got any booty. An expert has
been sent for to open the safe.
The watchman was nearly frozen
when found.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
OCCUPATION OF CUBA.
Orders lsaued for the Movement Of Gen.
Oates brigade of tho Second Corps
to Posts In Cuba.

Washington. Nov. 23.-The war de-
lirtrnent has issued the first of the
general orders looking to the occupa-
ti"n of the central and western prov
inces of Cuba by the United States
tlcops. The order contemplates the
carly beginning of the movement, as
the Spanish troops are expected to
lave progressed with the evacuation
movement early in December. The Or
de, is dated November 23, and is as
follows:
Commanding General Second Army
Corps, Augusta, Ga.-With the approval
II the secretary Of war, the first brigade.
third division OF your corps, will proceed.
full; equipped for field service, and take
station In Cuba as follows: Headquarters
kio: one regiment Of infantry at Marlel,
are; one regiment of infantry at GUIANA
Jay. The troops will embark at Savan-
nah' and the movements will be 80 reg
GlSteo that no regiment will reach Sa
vanEah more than "a hours prior to SAIL
Ing:
The regiment for Mariel should land at
thaf point. The other, two should land
AZ HAVANA and proceed to destination by
rail. It Is not necessary that the entire
brigade leave at the same time, but regi-
N"hts may move IN succession as trans
Port; can be provided. The evacuation
VI Plnar del Rio by the Spanish will be
completed by December 3, and the troops
above designated should reach destina-
ton: by December | or earlier.
The brigade will take as much of its
wagon transportation as Is possible, and
camr and garrison equipage, including
| tent floors.
The quartermaster's department will
provide the necessary transport alton and
3? days forage for animals the sub
slstence department make provision for
| ~ days suitable rations. and the medical
de ral tment provide proper medical at
tendance and stores
Acknowledge receipt and direct that
commanding general Of brigade report to
the adJutant general of the army hours
OF departure Of each regiment, and upon
arrival at destination report direct to the
adlrtant general of the army for duty,
Ey command Of MAJ.-GEN MILES.
lSignedJ Fl. c. CORBIN,
| Adjutant General
Ibis brigade is commanded by Brig
Con. VIM. c. Oates, and consists of the
F't1eenth Pennsylvania, Third New Jer-
s"y and One Hundred and Second New
York regiments. They are all now at
| Athens, Ga.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Farmers In . Duel.

Quite serious alteration, culminat'
ing in an exchange of four shots and
the wounding Of both participants, oc
Cured on the public road eight miles
south of Kosciuslso, one day last week,
A feud has existed between Robert Full.
ton and Joe Waggoner, both we'll
known farmers of Leake county, and
they met on the public highway and
began hostilities. Waggoner received
q flesh wound In the arm. Fulton was
shot in the neck and shoulder, and Sc
riously wounded. Both parties 6rsd
%xo shots with niSt.alA
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Arm In Y Cotton Gin.

Robert Calvert, and young man OF
most excellent family living near West
Point, met with horrible accident last
week. He was attending cotton gin.
when his sleeve was caught by the
saws and almost his entire arm drawn
in, tearing away and lacerating the
flesh in a horrible manner and tearing
the muscles away from his shoulder.
Amputation was, of course. necessary.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Race For Governor.

There are already five candidates for
governor in the field in this State, and
the entries are not yet all in. Only two
OF these have announced themselves
thus far, they being Speaker McCool OF
kosciusko, and DR.. Robbins of Viclss-
burg. The others are Judge A. II.
Longino of Washington county, Lieut.
Gov. Jones of Wilkinson, and Judge +.
A. Critz of Clay. While not formally
announced, the three later gentlemen
are regarded as candidates by their
friends.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
DastardIy Deed Of Ira amps.

Three unknown white men Went to
the house of Andrew Shackleford. a
farmer. living about five miles above
River Junction. Fla. in Decatur coun-
ty. Ca, and demanded food from his
wife. She was alone with her three
little children and offered bread. say
ing it was all she had. They demand
ed meat. She became frightened and
fled to the woods. The tramps then set
fire to the house, roasting the little
ones to death.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
River News
THE MA RKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. u.
Grain and l'rOviwIOna.

St. Louis Flour - Patents. s3.4oa35s5:
other grades. $2.750D325 Wheat-No. 2 red.
7th07lc Corn-No. 2 mixed. 33c.
S.W; timothy, $S.5oQlo.od Butter-Cream-
cry, 20Q23; dairy, 1920. Esgs-t'resh.
1Skc. Lard-Prime steam, 5.Wc. Pork
New mess, $500. Bacon-Clear ribs. size.
Wool--Choice tub-washed. PAGES.
Chicago Closing quotations.: Wheat
November, 67Ac; December, 67ssNl11:c:
May s6ssc. Corn-Noyember,. 35lsn33Ac:
December s3sM33Ac; May, 347sc. Oats
November, ,25Mc; December, 2sisc; May,
ccmber $3.50; January, $9.15. Lard-No-
vember, s4.95@4.97h; December $3.50
4.Ys; January, $5.O5; May, $50 Short
1ihs-December, Sass; January, $4.t7h;
May, $4.Th.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Mckinley Invited to Visit A)aba ma.

passed a joint resolution cordially in
viting President Mckinley to visit
Alabama as the guest OF the state
after his visit to Atlanta on the occa-
sion of the peace Jubilee next month.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Live Stock Market.

st. Louis-Catt!e-Fancy exports. 5000
SIT, butchers, S42514.s0: stockers, w. .75y
AGO. cows and heifers. $2.OO94.3O. Hogs
light, $15G3.35. Sheep-$2. .75@4.OO; lambs,
N.N45.35.
Chicago--Hogs-Light, $325a3.55; mixed,
g 25Q3. .621s; heavy, 2.25G3.65: rough, S25
GJ,40 yorkers, $3.50g355. Cattle-Beeves,
$i.IQ6.70; cows and heifers, $1.75I470;
Texas steers, $310@4.30: westerns. S36O@p
4.Eh: stockers and feeders. S300dD4.50 Sheep
Native sheep, $260@4.55: westerns, S2s0ah
4.4G: lambs, $3.75Q5.5O.
Kansas City-Catt'e-Native steers, $3.50
@6.2o: Texas steers, s. 05dl4.5O; Texas cows,
s.. .7503.60; native cows and heifers, s.. 500
~ st9sse;s sss5 a@a assdsrs paekeTs s Sk;
mixed. $3.30Q34o; lights, $3.l513 40; york.
ern $3.3@3.40 Sheep-Lambs, $3.95@5.30: F.:
nuttons, $2.6093.9O.
Cinclnnati-Hogs-Active at $s.05Gs+5.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Ernzan tn Death In the Blizzard,

Wichita, Kas.. Nov. ga man
named Cranwell, his wife and child,
seven years old, were caught in the
blizzard some miles from Viola, Kas.
They were camped in their wagon.
The horses could not move in the sleet
and the family remained there fortwo
nights and n day. The child was frozen
to death.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Said 1t Was Self-Defenae.

Jacob Moore. negro sailor on the
steamer Ouachita. at Riverton. Miss.
attempted to cut the baker. named
James Dixon. with Il big knife, and
was shot by the latter and died. He
was buried at Rivel:on. Dixon was
arrested and acquitted on Il ease of
self-defense
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Chickasaw school Fund.

The auditors office has sent out to the
counties interested the vouchers for the
semi-annual distribution Of the Chiclla-
saw school fund. These vouchers are
sent to the chancery clerk in each coun-
ly, and when signed and returned the
auditor will issue his warrant for the
amounts There are twenty-three coun-
ties in the Chiclsasaw district which are
the only benedciaries of this fund.- The
Chickasaw school fund is based upon
the sales of the Chickasaw school lands.
The State sells the lands, uses the
money and pays interest on the fund to
the counties interested in the school
fund. As the sales of lands increase
each year and the fund grows, the in
terest increases. The distribution il
based upon the acreage OF Chickasaw
school lands in each county. Following
are the counties and the amounts al
lowed each on the present distributions:
Alcorn. 81, ,O59. 70; Benton, 81, ,1O9.sl; Cal
houn, s1,345. 43; Chickasaw. $1,354. So;
Clay, s9O0.sO; DeSoto, sl,2O9.O7; La.
fayette. s1.s21.7O; Lee, sl,213.61; Mar
shall, 81, ,S9s. 7S;Monroe, 81 ,04a II; ;Panola,
e1.794.75; Pontotoc, - ,350.5O; Prcntiss,
tl,1sS.7l; Quitman, s239.11; Talla'
hatchie, S3S. 40; Tate, 81. 1859; Tippah,
s1,2S1.39; Tishomingo. 81, 1890; 1unica,
s1,176.44; Union, $1,13a.59; Webster,
2l44.l YalobuSha. $73S.4O.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26

J. NJ. Horton, the wealthieS, negro
in Shelby county. Tenn. owner of h.
900 acres of cotton land, was arrested
the other day on charge Of receiving
stolen property. Horton gave bond.
1t is alleged that two wagon loads of
dry goods ant. clothing were found in
his store on his plantation. Horton
some time ago made bond for A. X.
Ward. the celebrated alleged forger.
now under Il penitentiary sentence.
Horizons fortune is estimated at $780,
900.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Charged with Murder.

Oakland, Cal, Nov. 23.-The coro-
ner's inquest over the remains of Lii
lian Brandes, the 13-year-old girl who
was supposed to have committed sui
eide by hanging at Bergeley, last Sat-
urday, resulted in verdict charging
her father with murder, and naming
her stepmother as an accessory.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
A Receiver Asked For.

Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 23.-Stock-
holders of the Riverside improvement
Co.. wealthy corporation, owning
considerable valuable lands in the
manufacturing districts of Kansas
City, kas., have asked the courts for
d receiver for the concern, alleging
that it's principal assets are heavily
encumbered.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Institute for tho Blind.

The institute for the blind is now
open to pupils from all parts of the
State. The attendance is as good as
could possibly have been expected.
Last spring, it will be remembered,
after the appointment Of DR.. Sims as
superintendent of the institution, the
pupils all left the school because OF
their disappointment over the fact that
DR.. Farley would not be in charge. 1t
was feared that this might have the
effect of injuring the school this sea.
son, but while the attendance is not
large, the superintendent is in receipt
of many letters from parents and guar.
dians saying they will send their chill.
drep later on.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
isnr-nu R~rom ~ IN. t,on,.

NAvsSstloa isnr~nu R~cOm ~ sn d stIons.
The navigation bureau recommends
that congress authorize the increase
OF the naval force to 10000 men for
general service and 1000 apprentices.
and an argument Is made to show the
absolute necessity of some such in
crease. unless the reserves on the re.
celving ships are to be reduced below
the danger points. an evil that was
very closely approached during the
last war.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Revenue Agents Collections.

According to the official figures, the
revenue agent has collected and paid
into the State treasury since the year
1880 the sum of sl64,o4l.90, this being
collected from levee boards, county
treasurers sheriffs and other sources.
In addition to this the revenue agent
now has suits pending involving an
amount of over $l,560,oOo. These col.
lections are made without cost to the
State and are either voluntary pay
ments of money admitted to be due, or
are payments made in obedience to the
judgments of the courts. The revenue
agent retains Commission, fixed by
law, on what he collects, and receives
no other compensation.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
In Memory Of Winnie Davis.

Georgia to honor the memory of Miss
Winnie Davis by establishing an in
dustrial school for girls. The move
ment is headed by the Daughters of
the Conftderacy.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26

The live stock show and lncas at
Grenada, November 18th and 18th. was
great success, both financially and as
an exhibition. Over two thousand peo-
pie attended There were very full
classes of colts, brood mares. saddle
Mississippi and Grenada county raised
stock. The races were very successful
and were well conducted and enjoyed.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
THE Imperial Pilgrims vt Pola, Austria.

pola, Austria, Nov. 23.-The imper-
ial yacht Hohenzollern. with the Ger
man emperor and empress on board,
ARRIVED here. She was saluted by the
forts and Austrian warships. The lat
ter was decorated with flags. H
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
SIX MEN KILLED.
Fo"der MIL Packing House Blown Up and
Completely Demolished Near
Ashburn Mo.

Louisiana, No, Nov. 23.--A terrific
explosion occurred at the Hercules
powder works. near Ashburn, in this
county, about a. H., causing the
earth to tremble for many miles
around. The packing house was COM
pletely $. demolished, several other
buildings damaged and at least six
men killed.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Financial.

New York, Nov. 23-Money on call nom-
il.ally 2Q2h per cent. prime mercantile
paper 3h@4 per cent; sterling exchange
heavy, with actual business In bankers
bills at 4S5G4S5A for demand, and at 1920
%S2M for 60 days: posted rates. 4S2isG+SS.
and 4S6l4Ssit; commercial bills. 4SlG4S1ls:
silver Certificates. eo1sasl!a: bar silver,
bonds flrmer.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
lie Never Rallied.

The legs of Thomas H. Robertson,
an employe of the Illinois Central.
were so badly crushed under the
wheels of Il car at Hopkinsyille. Ky..
that he died.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26

Rev. A. L. Boone, pastor of the
First Baptist church. of Clarksville,
Tenn. has received notice of IL call to
the First Baptist church of Memphis.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Personnel Speaks for Itself.

The report does not enlarge upon
the necessities of the service in re-
gard to personnel, Capt. Crownin-
shield believing that the department
and congress are both SO well ac-
qualnted with the requirements of
this detail Q! naval organization, that
the statements of the bureaus needs
will be sufficient to secure action by
congress.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
To Recruit the Third.

A delegation of officers from the First
and Second Mississippi regiments has
gone to Washington to urge the war
department to allow the Third Missis-
sippi to be recruited to a full regiment
from the companies Of the First and
Second. The delegation will be headed
by Maj. IIoslzins of the First regiment.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
(Dne Brukelnan's Fate.

r. c. Hooser. a brakeman in the em-
ploy of the Nashville, Chattanooga &
st. Louis, fell under the wheels at War
trace. Tenn, and was fatally injured.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
The Dead.

William Wilson, Jr.. son of the SUI
perintendent of the works, Ashburn.
William Carlton. Ashburn.
Jack Holltngreen. Ashburn.
Lloyd Smith, Ashburn.
Albert Wenzel. Hannibal.
Albert Miller, Hannibal.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26

While Mrs. George ". Keith. of
Shreveport. La. was nttending he fu-
neral of her murdered brother. her
three-y year-old child burned to death.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
President Yglesias Of Costa Rlca Going to
WNSlllnEtOO.

Washington, Nov. 23.--Col. Carter,
the presidents representative, tele-
cruphed Gen. Corbin that President
Yglesias of Costa Rica would leave
New York Thursday ut 11:14 over the
Pennsylvania railroad, arriving in
Washington ut 4:1O p. m.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
Cotton

Quotations for middIing range as fol.
lows: st. Louis, 1-l6c; New York, 7-16o:
Memphis, &c.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26
INTERESTING Documents.
Rcport Of Capt. crowninshield, Chief
of the Bureau Of Navigation,
Navy Department.
PLAIN STATEMENT OF DUTY WELL DONE.

9. 1,d,cates the Thorouehness with Which
Every Movement of the Navy WAS Made
Previous to and During the Wharf.-The
rmciency Of the Men Behind the Guns
Was No Mere Chance Work.
The Grenada sentinel., 1898-11-26

NV VOHsStSssVSs SVPVs"Vs~'''~'
Touching upon the combined opera
tons OF the army and navy, the diff
ferences which arose between the COM
lhanders during the campaign were
satisfactorily solved by victory. One
glaring effect Of the system Of joint
operations was found, however, in the
1natter Of transporting and conveying
troops, and It is recommended that to
secure smoother handling Of such .
campaign, the navy be, by law charged
with the transport service. as~ F ia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-25
OUR VIRGINIA EXCHANGES.

The Bedford Democrat came out last
week in Illuminated Christmas attire,
and presented Il handsome appearance
The Rockingham Times celebrated
Christmas with an edition Of ten pages.
The Daughters edition" Of the Mid
land Virginian. published at Palmyra, is
an attractive issue Of that newspaper II
is filled with historic matter OF interest
TO Confederates and their descendants,
and on the front page is a fine. picture OF
the White House of the Confederacy.
surmounted by likenesses OF Davis and
Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. w T. Shepherd. OF Rich
mond. spent part OF Saturday and sun
day with the latters parents, DR.. ana
Mrs. Pendleton. The friends Of Mrs.
Shepherd, and she has a host. were de-
lighted to see her Mr.. Shepherd is a
popular representative OF the Standard
oil Company in Richmond.-Sc
Courier.
While a colored man was perambu-
lating Main street on Tuesday morning
with his Christmas supply OF fireworks
under his arm, a young man. just for
fun. struck d match and lighted the
whole bunch. Just then there was con-
siderable confusion, and-well. the Mayor
assessed the young man $50 for mis- fun.
South Boston News.
Why Is IL that when liquor is hauled
those handling II most Invariably take
the nighttime for IL. one night last week
d load was coming over Whiteoak noun
tain this way, so we are inform d. when
the wagon turned over. and the driver mad
to go TO a citizen for a lantern and help
TO turn iis wagon and three barrels Of
liquor right side up. We don't know
whether II was stamped or not.--PfttsyI-
yania Tribune. .s'sEE
Major David ID. Price on Tuesday COM
pleted In Richmond the mastering out
Of the Second Virginia Regiment Of vol
unteers. He was assigned 10 the Nfr-
ginia Military Institute in September 1895,
for term Of four years as cOminandaDt.
Last spring he was recalled for duty in
connection with the Virginia volunteer
regiments and made major Of the Third.
His duties with these regiments ceased
with the mastering out OF the Second on
Tuesday The Institute authorities earn
estly desire to see him returned TO the
Institute as commandant. The desire OF
Major Price is To do so. but the war de-
partment has not yet determined the mat
er-Rockbridge County News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-25
HUMPHREYS.

lie began the season with mark OF
1921. and I'm the hands Of w: q. Bryan
won some good races and showed ner
ability 70 pace close 20 2:l2 over hai-
mile track.
In the black pacing gelding Doubtful.
by Yellow jacket. dam by Bald Chief.
Mr. Stanhope Boiling, OF this city. has
one Of the best-lOoking and speediest ROAD
horses owned here. This gelding can pun
weight and go fast. while hooked 10 bike
sulky he could pace half in 1908 while
in training.
In addition TO Pressure Isle. 2:29h, by
Norfolk: Crow. black horse. by hupee'
and lragant hy Temple Bar, 2I'n, W.
H. Nelson is winteling at his stable in
Manchester the wei-known bay stallion
Marian Craig. by Nuthurst. 2:l2. out Of
Mistake. 2.-glt hv Marshall Klebcr. Sec
ond dam the noted producer Lady 1eiser
afr J. u T0'o1- AaT sold through ). y.
Burnett tho Tontn-streot liveryman. TO
Mr. J. Frederick Kernochan. Of New
York. a pair ~ handsome and Well
matched chestnut geldings for use as a
carriage team.
y. Leonard. the Main-street newsdealer.
who has figured as an owner and breeder
Of trOtters for years past, has turned
his attention 10 clipping horses and Is
doing a thriving business AZ 80 north
Ninth street. near the corner Of Broad.
lie seems 10 easily gain the confidence
Of a horse. and with only a small boy
rs an assistant. so well equipped Is he
for the work. that the Job Is finished with
amazing CELEBRITY At different times Mr.
Leonard has clipped all Of the crack
trotters and nac,rs owned here. among
them being Mosul 2:C9L Miss Nelson,
2:11h; Whitby. 21S4; Rranchwood. . .o2i (:
Lucy Ashbv. 2.2liA and numbers Of others
equally as well known.
BROAD ROCK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-12-25
A GREAT PUBLIC GRIEVANCE.
Let the Lights BE Turned on and the
Negligence Of Mail Agents Exposed

Editor Of the Ilmes'
Sir: The mail route from Richmond TO
Lester Manor and thence through the
counties of King William, King and
Queen and parts Of Essex and Caroline
Is a very important one. Thousands Of
people. and a large territory, are en-
titled 10 be supplied daily with their
mails. when they are not. II is a very
serious thing with them, especially during
Christmas times when parents are ar
ranging to get their children home, and
relatives and friends want TO appoint
meetings. To-day we had no mall along
the above described route. n this we're
the first time this thing had happened
we could stand it. but it occurs fire.
QTently.
Mr.. Editor. this is a question that con-
Germs YOU and your people as well as
ours. viii you aid us in seeking TO find
out where the blame lies. so We can eX-
pose the delinquents. and turn the lights
upon the offender. We call upon the
Richmond postmaster and the authorities
at Washington 10 see that an inspector is
sent along the delinquent route. If the
railroad company is to blame, iet Us
know. and let us single out the offender
and go for him" SUFFERERS.
King William G. IT,, Dec. Bird.