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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

A NKw EeScAMPMEST /. Q. o. f., va
organized at Lebanon: last evening by
High Priest Powertox Of this city assist
ed by several others from this city, who
report 4 fine time, and one OF the best
banauets at the St. Charles in that city
ever sat down TO. Those attending from
here we're Noble Grand J. K. Weather.
ford, High Priest BoKersox, II. G. Jor-
dan. r. l.. BufklaaIt. 4. J. Seeley, Matt
scott, w. E. Gillett. Henry Broders, F.
G. Burkhart, J. d. Burkhart. Frank
Rice, Henry Kmsch, +. N. Mitchell,
George Harder and P. G. Anderson, and
J. N. Zoosman, A. A. Tussing and Jas.
sstandish from Brownsville.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

THE LADIES OF THE g. a. r. a. Nc
Ainnviile this week sleosed the follow
ing otficers: Mrs Amy Livines1ons. of Al
bAny. president; Mrs. EliEAbesh wands,
OF Salem. senior president: Mrs.
Jennie Brown. Of Ai"Any, junior vice.
president; Mrs. +. +. Chapman. Of En-
geae. treasurer; Mrs.. Addie HrHssis, OF
Snnnyside. chaplain: Mrs Florence
Quimby, Of Albany, secretary; MTs- Liz.
zie NJ Woodin. Of Portland, national
press ceres poadent Mrs. Woodin Vas
elected delegate to the natioual eonvsn-
ton At Philadelphia. September ]. 1859.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

10. OF. ATTENTION. members
OF orReana Eneampment should not
m les the meeting THE eve as there will
be work in the r. p. or third degr e.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

For the next 80 da5s We win make the
hest cabinet photos Tor 81 90 dozen.
Studio In Froman block.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

Vas NoRTwlcK Wox.-The case against
Lew Van Nortwi=k, charged by Fred
senders, OF Albany, With the larceny Of .
dog. was diamisssd after . tiial before
Justice johnson. The defence was that
the dog had been given 10 Vau Nortwick
by Senders u Sufnal.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

Fresh bread every day. Two loave
or nickle. at McFeron s .Tomlinson.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

ArEExFr AT SuICIDE.-Mr.J ]. H. Jewettr
former teacher in the Harrisburg pub
lie school, became somewhat demented
by drink and misfortune, made an at
tempt a. suicide Monday morning py
taking laudanum. He had written q
note telling his intention. But medical
aid was summoned and he was relieved
Of the poison - Eugene Guard. Iewett
run for school superintendent in this
county On the republican ticket several
wears axo. He is 3 bright man, but
whiskey has done him up, as it viii any
one ruled by il.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30
The New
Hardware Firm

OIL. E. Ohling and r. E. Hulburt,
partners under hrm name ol ohling &
Halhurt desire the public to know that
they keep constantly on hand, at all
times, full assortment Of
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

A Dec CAsK.-Fred seaders and Ben
ClslAn sent 10 Salem this morning on
the boat to attend q dog trial there al Z
o'clock this afternoon. SendeFs gave the
ease 80 follows: Three months ego be
loaned his pointer which he had bad fos
four yeArs 20 Louis Van NogtEick the
harber. a former resident OF A.hany. Van
Nortwiek after keeping il awhile, ,s3ld il.
Senders had him arrested for larceny
and he Eas arrested ir Portland yester.
day. Ben Cielan knaw the dog and wss
subpoensed as . SitnnsE. We do not
know Van NoTtwick's . side OF the matter.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

The 40. u. w. picnic at Jefferson
yesterday was success. The crowd
was big one.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

For the best harness call on A. E.
Ketchum, Broadslbln street, Albary.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30
OUR SENATORS.

TIE Salem Journal gives the vote Q
y state senators in the recent legislature OF
3 several important questions, and We Civ
the record OF Senators Glenn and Kelly 9
/, follows:
Resolution to investigate penitentiaY,
and employ clerks. Glenn no, Kelly IeE
Resolution foI members TO carry of
HiIrs code. Both no.
resolution to give sSDy 1000 sets o
indian var histories. Goth yes
Bill appropriating $4,000 for OmahI
ex position. Both no.
Bill abolishing Office Of state food com.
missioner. Both zee.
biIl abolisbing equalization beard
Both yes.
Bill fixing properly qualification of vo.
lefe st school elections Clem absent,
Kelly no.
Memorial for election Of U. 8. senators
oy popular vote. Both yes.
Bill requiring doors OF public buildings
10 open Outwsrds. Both yee.
biil f"r optional pilotage. Clem no.
Kelley yes.
] Bill giving preference to resident con
tractors and Oregon material in public
Sork. Both no.
Resolution TO abolish the office u state
printer. Glenn no, Kelly yes.
biii making display OF fsk on school
mouse compulsory. Both yea.
bili protecting hotel keepers from dead
Oes<. Ciem absent, Kelly yes.
Motion referring normal echool bill
back. Both yes.
officials Both yes.
General annronrf.tFon biH (fFarn ~
In the opinion Of the Journal Glenn
voted right II times aud wrone Z. Alb
sent :. Kelly right IA times, wrong 6.
l"e ieast any one was wrong according
70 lie Journals opinion vss S.
The bottom has droppeu out OF the
s;fAwb~rEy market.
The team OF 7. o. Shaver ran axayI
Yesterday sf.ernoo0. someEhat smash
log things up.
Conn & Huston, OF the White agency.
have sold TO J. A. RaIston, Of this city.
ohe oi the popular franklin pianos made
oy the Fischer Company.
Del Norte, the famous PAGER IL nov in
saiem, where he vii give an exhibition.
Mr- ). w. Morgan, of Snedd, has . con
OF this gF~a. horse which gives evidence
OF oeing - nne "a animal % his father.
Congressman Payre, Of Mes York,
ConEressnAn DGIseii. OF PennsyIvaniA
CONGRESSMAN Steele, Of Indiana. Con-
gressmAa hail. OF IoEa and Congress.
man EeasloE, OF Minnesota uers in
rortlsnd Yesterday on their way 70 Aias-
a. on pleasure trip pure and eiupae.
These pure and simple pleasure trips Of
polifaeiAns are often funuy Affairs.
II has been reported that il ALBANY
eouy abe seventy-fve acres adioin.
ing Albany for the Carts Lumb@r Co.
~ VIII be the second time they hayegdone
u ioF the securing al enterprise for Al
oany This is . mistake. The frss time
there wAs subscription for il on condi-
iion that the old o. P. Co locate the ua.
Sline socpe here. which Ihty never did
They bought and paid Tor Ihe property
themselves, and never called for the sub
scriptions
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

i."frse any other flour,
except the Magnolia
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

Born, Sunday June IS. in this city, TO
the wife Of Rev. Anderson, con. And
vet Rev. Anderson told us few days
ago that he was opposed to Sunday pic
Mica. jefferson Review.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

We buy, sell and store gram,
We make Magnolia Flour,
Also whole wheat, Patent and germ,
ours
sFR.a Ago,,AlEu AafNfa
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30
THURSDAY
SIMPSONS GREAT POEM.

SamSimpson's est pe EN- known as The
Beautiful. " illamette,p was written es-
pecially fol the DRMocRAT, and was pub
lisheo the first time on A pril is, 1858 un-
der the titln "Ad Willamettam." as may
be seen from thei file of. the EEMocRAT.
The poem was set up by Claib II. Stew
art, then the devil OF the office, and he
kept the original for several years but
finally lost 1t. The DEMOCRAT said !:
''The original poetry under the head of
"Ad Wnliameitam" 20 be found else
where in todays DEMOCRAT, signed by S.
l.. s., we consider very prett' and We
trust the author will not let Il is be the
last time he will favor US with his pro-
ductions." lie did not, for On January
IA, 1870, the DEMocRAr published under
his signature q beautiful poem on
Hood" IL consisted OF twelve verses
of six lines each. The first verse is Key
30 the poem:
White despot OF the wild Cas..adesi
/ greet thee as the twilight. shades
Haunt the fisheveled, broken wall
While sheaves of sunlight burning yet
On frosty tower and mlnaret
Portray thee reigning over all.
THE N. n. G. OF M.-The Statesman
gives a column writeup of the commence
ment of Prof. Parvin's Northwest Nor
NAL College OF music with a picture of
the Doctor. He has associated with him
Mrs. J. n. Brown principal OF the art
and w. A. Ginn teacher ot vocal music
and will have other associates at differ
eat points in the valley. TIE commence
ment program was given yesterday after
noon and evening. The Statesman men
ticns the Albany pc formers as follows:
The ~Ph1Onel Polka" by Fox Bros,
was a gem. Miss 0hling Gang "l'li Fol-
low Thee" very well. The iantasie The
Palms." by Miss Schiller, was we'll
played. Mr.. Morgan sang the aria from
the Creation "ln Native Worth" in good
style. Overture Der Freischutz' was
very admirably executed by Misses Mas
ton, Schiller aud Howard, and John c.
Fox. The instrumental work by Miss
Enna Mae HoWard and Miss AdAlens
SthifEler, provoked much applause,
'' Midsummer Nights Dream" by Misses
Howard, Schiller. Maston, and Fox, was
finely executed. The solos by Miss Oh
ling and Mr.. Morgan wese also good.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

CIRcurr COURT. The following new
caaes have been begun:
Serena f Buckner and John Buckne
act R4se and Willred Hardman, partition.
in,eeate Of D Monteith, deceased. The
Farmers and Merchants 1ns Go, petit
tionerssasd appellants sgt Ina Monteith
as executIix. Appeal from Probate
court
Thou as Monteith appellant ags Nettie
Monteith. Appeal from Justice court.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30
FRIDAY
Gave Himself Up.

About tWo years ago the section house
of the Japanese 10 oorers on the S. +. at
Halssy Was robbed. Two young men
were accused and one OF them Vas ex
amined and acquitted. The other. Clar.
cree 1orRau. vas indicted. He fed and
remai1ed Away until yesterday. WHEN he
10 Sheriff Aunkers and was placed In
jail 10 await trial q. the coming eopFt.
As the Japs have all gone MorRan's .
chances Of being acquitted ae ROoi.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

The state military encampnent has
been given up. II would cost too much.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30

The Magnolia Mills.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-30
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co

6AG E6A1C1oco CAL
HoursvTrLE KY. Nxw YokE n r.
For sale BY all DruxKiSks.-Prsce SOC. per hottla
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-28
ABOUT GOV. EVANS FAKMI NC.
Cltimod Ho1 Shnrrd tn, crop wnh tn.
rcnitrntlniy.
(Tho State, 2Glh.)

When nonr relative of ok Gov.
Jno. Gary Evans read in The State
yesterday of his farming operations
while chief executive, ho requested
that the following be stated:
The Governor and Supt. Noal en-
tered into a verbal agreement. Tho
former was to rent tho land, pay for
the fertilizers and tho seod for plant
ing. The superintendent wns to
have that done, and tho crop was to
be divided equally between tho Gov.
crnor and the penitentiary. That
this agreement was carried out for
tho two yeurs Maj. Evans was Gov
crnor is vouched for by this rcln
tive.
1t can be further stated in con
nection with this matter that Gov.
Evans kept only ono hor ,e during
his torn.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-28
Second Regiment on FamiliarSoil
LAST DErAC CHMENT ARRIVED AT KEY
WEST SATURDAY.
Snme are at Augusta -Dbpatchrs From
Col Jnnsa and Capt. Go"zal K.criynh
Saturday Hight-.Ouarantino N
Savannah,
(Tho State, GOTH


The Second South Carolina is
back in the States. Tho first do.
tachment left Hubann "Wednesday
and last night tho entire regiment
had landed on the continent.
Gov. Ellerbo last night received
the following telegram dated Key
West, Fla:
"Gov. Ellerho, Columbia, S. G.
"Arrived here safely with Abbe
villo company and band will reach
Savannah Tuesday, All well.
"Joncs, Colonel."
Tho State last night received tho
following from Capt. w. Il. Con.
znlcs:
"Allcndale, S. G., March 2o.-Com.
panics G. ID. Il. T.. and G. Second
South Carolina infantry, arc now on
two sections between Yamassco and
Augusta. hodding for tho latter
place whore the trains are duo at
1920.
1--WE left Habana Thursday morn
ing on the Plant steamship Gar.
mouth for Tampa, Companies A and
3 had gone the day before on tho
Olivette, Lieut.. Col. Thompson in
command. Our forces arc in charge
of Ma ]. caves. The sea trip was
delightful, thore being in excellont
spirits. We arrived on quarantine
Friday morning Unloading most
of tho baggage it was fumigated and
sent to Port Tampa that evening,
the passengers and troops preceding
it on the Gurmouth
"The yardmaster, with less wis
dom than ohstinancd, refused to
give the accommodation Maj Envos
demanded for the men and tho trail
held till ho got orders to do so. Al
II p. m. we left Tampa in 10 cars
drawn by two hugo engines. Latcr
orders were given tho crow to make
up three hours lost, 80 during mos
of the night we bowled along at 81
miles an hour.
cat daylight one cnr broke down
causing delay at Waycross, Ga
Nows ofSavannah having quaran'inoC
us was received and the train wa
broken into SECTIONS.
eve expect to be in camp fou
miles from Augusta. Company
and tho band woro to leuvo HubaM
today. Tho last four with &C
Jones will leave tomorrow
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-28
CITIZEN JOSH FOR GDNtKHOR.
His Kmi Juice Revelations Ouc,r,d the DiI-
Hon Dispi nsnryItcs.
TO tho Editor Of The State:
Tenn.

To tho Editor Of Tho State:
This is almost strictly temperance
community now. Some Of tn" tough,
est sonks have suddenly become total
abs' 'ainors so far az dispcnsary rat
juice is concerned. Ask them to
''smilo" and they greet you with a
shake Of the head and ehndder and
Il gng and simply answer, rat, jnjcc.'
Josh Ashley has don" moro for
temperance hcrcabouts than all tho
temperance organizations put to,
gcthor and he ought to bo condi
dato for Governor rcxt year on q
platform of "Low tax tags, anti-ncpo
tism, anti.pcnitcntinry favors ant
AMI rat juice.' Hurrah! for Josh
Prohibitionist.
Dillon, S. c., March 81, 1899.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-28
FINANCIAL QUESTION.
Scnn,or Teller says Tint VIII 80 tho
Ipsuo In 1900.

Cleveland; Ohio March 22. Son
ntor II. Teller, of Colorado, WIS
asked here today what, in bis judb-
mont, would be tho Democratic issue
in tho next presidential campaign.
81 think there is no doubt" re-
piled Senator Teller, "that the Dem
ccrutic party will make the financial
question the issue"
"Who will be the Democratic prcsi-
dential nomncoY"
"UndoubtohIy MIR. Bryan will be
tho choice Of his party" promptly
replied tho senator.
In regard to w. J. Brynn's contro.
vorsy with Perry Belmont, Senator
Teller said:
81 think Mr.. Bryan did exact'y
right in taking tho position he did.
Those fellows in that organization
aro not Democrats. They arc Re-
pnbjicans masqnerading under DEM
ocratic colors. The opposed Mr..
Bryan's election in 1896, saying his
election would ondanger the nations
wolforo,' and he did perfectly right
in declining TO accept tho invita-
tion."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-28
THE NEGRO COTTON FACTORY.
Organization Of the EnierprIss Compile: u
In CharlcBtOn.
Especial to Greenville Nows. J

Charleston, S. c., March 22.-Tho
Vesta cotton mill, the successor to
the Charleston cotton mill company
was organized here today with John
II. Montgomery "s president, and Y.
&. Potter, Of the snno place, as
treasurer and manager. The board
of directors il made up Of the fol
lowing gentlomen: S, M. MilIigan,
Now York; N. w. Rice, Boston; j.
Fl. Montgomery, Spartanburg; w.
NJ. Bind, Charleston; Stophon Green,
Boston; Geo. w. Williams, Charles
ton; A. w. Groon. Orange, N. j.
The capital stock Of tho company
is $20O,OO0
Negro labor will be usod in the
factory.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-28

1t Is to be II Spontaneous or. ring OF th
People OF tho Houth.

Augusta, March 23.-Augusta will
erect monIm Iment to her lato mayor,
the Hon. Ps. rick Walsh.
Tho idea is to erect bronze
statue of heroic slZo in some ono Of
Augustas many beautiful squares.
Not only will Augusta do her part,
but the entire Sonth will bo invited
to assist in commemoratinc the name
Of the man who, standing with Henry
w. Grady, was foremost in the fight
for the recognition of the South's
possibilities an | tho furth ORANGE Of
Southern development.
The idea Of erecting Il monument
was first advanced on Tuesday, and
since then Mr.. G. Davega Cohen,
acting treasurer Of tho fund, has ro-
ceived II very large number Of sub
scriptions, which were unsolicited.
People from all parts Of Georgia
and from South Carolina have sent
subscriptions in amounts from ono to
ten dollars, and it is understood that
there are several much larger
amounts. The monument will cost
not less than $4,000.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-28
NEWBER;Y. s. O., TUESDAY, MARCH rs. 1899.

'crtalned at the penitentiary free.
During the past six years there have
been moro Visitors than at any time
prior to that. The directors occupy
rooms there when here and so do
visitors free. Governor Ellerbe has
got coal and wood thcro tho past
two winters but there is only ono
entry Of al, pav,.ent, $40. Tho
coal is furnrhod tho governor Mt
actual cost aud weed at Il small pro-
fit. Ho Thought this had been done
for six years
Conl and wood were always free
for Superin; rulont Neal since West.
field has been captain OF the guards.
The superintendent has received
wood and coal free at his home dur.
lug tho past three years. Tho sup.
erintendont las also COTTON his lard,
kerosene, h' Us, sugar, soup, vege-
tables, mill and butter from tho
penitentiary. and thero is no credit
for them, AMI the books show that
thoy have net beon paid Tor.
Convict LABOR has been furnished
free at tho overnor's mansion, and
also at Colo',ol Meals house.
Captain " cstield said it was Gus
tomary for the superintendent TO get
free his wood and coal aud vege-
tables, milk and butter The get
ting Of other provisions has only
started in the last three years. He
charged them on his commissary
books, but the account for hams,
| kerosene. sugar, etc, does not seem
to have been transferred to the poni.
tentiary accounts.
The penitentiary aA'o furnished
Colonel Neal with a horse free, which
is customary. There was steam
laundry at the ponitentiary at which
Colonel Meals and Governor Ellerbe's
family washing has been done fol
three years and nothing had beer
paid for it. Tho steam laundry il
three years old. No charge haC
bocn mado for family washing fo
Colonel Neal or Governor Ellerbe
1t was said last year there wor'
about $50 hams, some of winch wore
fed to the guards. Colonel Noa
got hams but there is no record O
his having paid for them. Cover
nor Ellerbo got hams. Captain
Westiield says he charged them u
but does not know if they were eve
paid for. Hn seemed to think not
An outside suggestion is that El
lerbe exchanged some of his ham
for these at tha penitent;ary.
Some outa..dors got coal at cost
Captain We: fold said.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-28
TILI,MAS IN JOLUhIISIi
Tried to Get R"gim"nts Thcrc and Talks
Casually of Bslcks.
Especial to Greenville News.)

Columbia, S. O., March 23.-Sen-
ator Tillman arrived here today.
He saw Secretary Alger, who was
passing through, and tried to get
two regiments sent here to be mus
tered out.
Sonator Tillman says he sees no
reason for troops in Cuba
Flo doesn't remember whether he
has paid for the brick he got from
tho penitentiary or not, but says he
has boon trying to get statement
from Neal for somo timo for what he
owes.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-28
IIis,o y Gf Kcrshnws brigade.
Editor Carolina Spartan:

Editor Carolina Spartan:
Knowing that Your columns are
always open for an! Thing historical,
| ask TO call attention Of comrades to
tho fact that Cay t. u. 4. Dckert of
tho ID 5. &. Regiment Las ready for
publication history Of Kershnw's
old brigade, which will be published
MS soon as subscriptions enough have
been received to covor cost Of publ
cation. This history will embrace
every Important move, march, battle,
camp aud winter quarters, from tho
time Of entering tho service to tho
closo Of the war, with desert ipticns Of
battles, skirmishes and incidents
from t battle of Bull Run to the
surrender at Greensboro, n. G.. Tho
author was n beurdlcss youth in time
Of tho war, and commander Of ono of
tho companies in the 3D. Regiment,
and is one Of tho gifted sons Of tho
old County of Ncwbcrry, S. g., and
wields II Gucilr, vigorous pen.
Tho author of this book says land
we bcliovo him) that it is not written
for money making; that it is II work
Of love, and he and the publisher do.
sires nothing moro than enough to
cover cost of publication. This his
tory of the first brigade of the first
division, first corps of tho Army of
Northern Virginia, is so intorwoven
with the history Of tho division and
corps that in its outline will be
history of all, honcc am suro IT will
10 interesting to all old soldiers.
Now let enough subscriptions pour
in at once to secure its publication
by tho lst Of August or sooner
Ncarly 300 volunteers, from first to
lust, from SpArtunburg County wcro
connect d with this brigade in Cos.
ID and X, in tho 3d S. G. Regiment,
and not far from 100 wore killed in
battle, and from l2O to 1iO, includ-
ing those who died from disease and
from wounds received, hence it will
, be- Il part Of tho history Of the "Old
Iron District' Much will be en-
bodied in tAis work which if lost will
, bo lost forever
This much L know that, in his
stylo and aptitude for the work, it
, will be valuable contribution to tho
, history Of South Carolina, and it will
be very interesting to read what Gus
+ Dickort saw and heard from first to
O last.
g It il the intcntlon Of tho author to
have al "ppc'I,'%, complete roster
/, of officers m.d men that belonged to
j. tho commanh throughout the war,
n tuHcthor with tho killed, wounded
n and discharged, making it still more
d desirable
n S"ra in your request for copies
=, and blanks for snbscri ptions to E. II.
70 Aull, publisher, Newber'y, S. c., CT
Il mt the 10 k store Of j. II. Carlisle
ID Dr., Spnrtanbnrg. As this is mat
1T tor Of much importance to many in
lc tho county, will tho Herald, Head.
g light and GaIfnoy Ledger please
10 copy. j. W. WorroRD,
50 HcrdcrsonviIlc, N. &.