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GIVEN THE DEATH PENALTY
VERDICT OF GUILTY IN THE REV
FRo CASE Ar cLEBuRNE.
Charge Grew out OF . knitting which
Occurred NJ the Court Housc
Door Last February.

cleburne. Texas, January i3,--rhe Jury
In the John w. Renfro case returned a
verdict Of murder In the hrst degree and
assessed his punishment at death. Judge
Hall overruled the motion for new trial
and the counsel Tor defense Is preparing
an appeal, II will be remembered that
John W. Renfro Is charged with killing
NJ NJ. Williams at the court house door
February 3. 1899, A case for Islander had
Just been called, in which John Ronfro
was defendant and Miss Nora Williams
daughter OF the dead man, was accuser,
Mr. Williams was unarmed. He was sho,
four times. dying In the court house in a
few minutes. On account OF the promi-
nence Of all the parties intense lntores,
was manifested in the trial TO its dramatic
close. Young Renfro was very cool and
did not appear agltated by the verdict
but his poor old mother broke down and
wept bitterly
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Hearnc Local Notes.

Hearne, Texas, January 14.--Travelins
Freight Agent G. W. wlnstead OF the st.
Louis and Southwestern. with headouar-
tiers at Houston. was here yesterday look
ing for business for his line,
Mrs Bette Lipscomh has purchased the
residence OF Dr. c. T.. Doremus, on Mag
nola street DR.. poremus will leave
Hearne about February / and Will likely
locate at some point in North Texas,
Judge Geo. ~ Aldredge and family are
in the city for short stay With friends
and relatives.
Messrs, L, Degnor and $. II. Thompson,
with the Austin and Waco offices respect
lively of the c'has l.. Sanger 4 CO.'S cot
ton agency are here attending 10 the
shipment of a 600 bale lot recently pur-
chased by the agency.
Mr. II. A. Fitzhugh OF the Dallas oil
and Refining company OF Dallas Is In
Hearne.
Hon. Victor Hudson OF Bryan spent
yesterday In this city shaking hands with
friends and telling the people about his
candidacy for district attorney.
Rt. Rev, George II Kinsolvng Of Aus
tin held services at ST. Philip church
this city tonight.
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RICE ACREAGE TO BE LARGE
PEOPLE or MAraeoRpA couNr,
BECOMING INTERESTED ~ N.
Two Companies Have Been Formed
20 Cultivate the Land Along the
Colorado River.

Bay City, Texas. January lS.--Thc pec-
pie Of Matagorda and especially those in
the vicinity OF Bay City are becoming
very much interested in the cultivation OF
rice and great developments may be looked
for in that line In the near future. News
comes from Pierce that A. T. Borden 6
co. OF that place will put about 1000
acres in rice west OF the Colorado river,
four miles from this place. Another com
rany composed OF Loui and Franz Huebner
d. +. Moore. Henry Hugely and n. NJ.
vogesang, has been formed and char
ter applied for in the name OF Matagorda
County Rice and lrrigating company, and
will plant 500 acres this year This farm
will be east OF the river and within two
or three miles OF town These gentlemen
are all clear headed brpiness men and II
Is expected others will follow their ex-
ample The Colorado river furnishes
practically an unlimited supply OF water
and rice planters who have visited those
parts from East Texas and Louisiana state
that every foot OF the vast acreage OF
Bay prairie could be turned into one
monster rice field
The rich and extensive sugar plantations
OF Old Caney that abandoned cane for
cotton after the war are now planting
cane again and greater acreage is in
ribbon cane this year than has been since
1865.
Continued rains have retarded the farm
ing interests very materially In this coun-
ty. Very little land is broken in the
bottoms.
The winter has been mild and range
stock are looking exceedingly we'll
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SAN ANGELO LOCALS.
Marriage--n Deuth--unnlx ofacfni.
Elected,

San Angelo, Texas, January i2--The San
Angelo Sons Of Hermann lodge celebrates the
second anniversary OF Its organization on the
%! instant with grand ball
Seine idea OF the mkgnitude OF san Angelo
business transactions may be gained from the
fact that few days ago ranchman gave y
merchant check for over s23eo in payment Of
a bill.
III both the Coneho and San Angelo National
banks the stockholders reelected the old or
fneere and directors, to wit; Coneho-G, y
Webb, president; VIM s. Kelly, vice presi-
dent C, II. Powell. cashier: directors W. =
Kelly, r Bates, Mr. Taylor. G. f. webb, J.
A. Marct. San Angelo-W. l.. Mertz presl-
dent; c. W. Hobbs, vice president; a. A. De.
Berry, cashier; directors, C. w. Hobbs, NJ. l.
Mertz, g. J. Bird J. w Knapp, Sol Mayer.
MRS. Elizabeth c. Berry, sister OF Mrs. II
J; keeton, OF this city. died at ST. Joseph
Mo-, recently.
Mr.. c. e. Hudson OF the new dry goods
firm OF the Winkler & Hudson Co.. has mr.,
rived from Garland. where he is member oil
the hrm OF Hudson, Davis ~ Co.
Mrs. G. p. Maule, aged 5S, died az the rest
denec OF her daughter, Mrs. ]. u. Robertson
Jr.. IN this city, on the 10th. The remains
VIII be sent to Bolton for interment tonight
husband was Rev G. Z. Maule, Methodist
minister Of Bolton. and leaves three daugh'
tiers.
Miss Mona Hanson and Mr. II. II. Howard O
the sth instant. The bride is daughter o.
one of the old settlers and the groom q pros
porous young merchant.
! 10 Thiele and Miss Mary Schwartz wer,
married near Miles. on the 10th instant, TIL,
sroom Is we'll known and substantial stock
man, the bride being a daughter OF Mr. G a
schwartz, respected stock farmer.
/ George e Webb president OF the Conch'
National bank, has gone to plainfeld n. j., u
/ he 81 the funeral OF his father who died oil
| Monday In Florida, and whose remains ar,
en- route to the old home for sepuchre,
! old Cap Lane, veteran fighter died OF
I the 9Th instant at the county Jail. where h
1 had been placed for attention.
| The San Angelo club has elected the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing term; p, c
Alexander, president George Richardson. vic
president W. H. Hunter, secretary; Lew Rust
| treasurer; directors, all the foregoing an'
IT. $. sharpe. T. c. w. Yum. w A. Guthrie
\ NJ. March, j. p Dee, 10 Nimitz. The club vii
NJ. March J. r. Dee, 10 Nimitz, The club wi
1 give musical and dramatic entertainment oil
tho s0th and Its annual reception early il
] February
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SHREVEPORT cuLlINGs.
Popular Deputy SbcriH Died--Thirty-
nine Cases of smallpox,

Popular Deputy sberim Died--Ghirty-
nine Cases of smallpox,
Shreveport. La, January iS.--one Of the
saGdest deaths that has occurred in this
year was that Of W. J. Alexander. deputy
sheriff, He was veteran OF the war and
served In Captain Townsend's COM
pany Il, Fourth Texas infantry. He was
quiet, unobtrusive, fearless, faithful and
typical Christian gentleman. He was
universally esteemed and his death was q
shock TO this community. Ho WAS buried
by his comrades OF General Leroy stat
ford camp No. 3. United Confederate Vet
Grams, and members OF the Woodmen OF
the World aud Ancient order United
Workmep, OF which organizations he was
a member.
Thus far there have been thirty nine
cases OF smallpox reported, OF which four
have died. one white and three colored.
No csses have been reported In the last
three days. The board OF health and citi-
gems are using every precaution to stamp
out the diseaae and physicians say II VIII
be eradicated inside OF two weeks No
excitement prevails over its presence.
The government steamer G. W. Howell Is
being repaired here and will then leave Tor
vlcksburg Captain NJ. r. Lydons boat
has been OF invaluable aid IN Red River
for years and her captain Is universally
popular, The people everywhere reEret
the transfer
The long continued rains IN this vicinity
have made this city a sea OF mud and the
present genial atmosphere Is delightful
change.
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TERRELL ITEMS.
officials Elected by Corporation,
and Lodge.

ana Lodge. M
Terrell, Texas. January lf.-A revival meet
ing IS In progress at the Free Methodist
church. on Rockwell avenue.
The following board OF directors are elected
for the Terrell Manufacturing company. Or.
". II. Monday. c. c. Burbank. j. A. Hicks,
Jim LaFsoe, W. II. Brewer.
woodmen OF the World officers: W A.
Brumbaush c, c.; J. Trueheart, b.; Or. T.
p. Bass, physician: W. G. Dallwhite, g.: }.
II, Nicholson, E.; G. J. W. Johnson, $
Harris National bank officials Directors.
John n. CoTley Oscar Price. ". II. II, Green,
". n. Harris J r. Memories, H. NJ, Cate,
Robert l.. warren, ". p. ALEU-; officers. John
II Corley, president. oscar Price. vice pres-
dent. w r Allen, cashier, Thor. y. Corlcy,
assistant Cashler
George g. Cockrell'g grocery store mas rob
bed last night Of aome groceries
The Epworh League elected the following
officers; A, Holmes, president n. E
Bramlett first yico president; Miss Nannie
Powell second vice president: Miss Maute
Ingram third rice president A. l.. Pickett,
secretary Miss Dunlap, treasurer.
benefit IL the hre department
First National bank election. Directors
Matthew Cartwright c. W. Bivins. j. u. Por-
ter. H. Brice o. d. Coluuitt, Tom Lasden,
P. Brice. Sidney Bass, W. " Raley; officers
Matthew Cartwright. president; n. W. Raley
vice president; b. l., GIL, cashier
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cor.,cans Cotton Miii.

corsicans. Texas, January fs.--The cot
ton mill soliciting committee report about
$50, 600 subscribed to the capital stock Of
the proposed cotton mill TO be built at
this paint. and will start out early next
week and make thorough canvass for
the balance ~ subscriptions needed When
the canvass has bean concluded meeting
OF the stonkhos1<r Will be called for the
purpose OF takfw action In the purchase
OF ground on which to erect the mill and
10 construct reservoir in which 10 store
water needed IN the operation OF the same.
President George T. Jester OF the CONNER
ciai club. who is pressing the cotton mill
movement. SAYS there Is no doubt OF the
mill being built In time tor this years
cotton crop, but that there are a goodly
number Of people who will subscribe stock
who have not yet been solicited. The COM
mittee will call on these during the COM
ing week.
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lLnnpeningr nj EnnIr.

Ennis Texas, January 1.-THE remains
OF w. B. Rogers, who died very suddenly
here Friday morning of heart failure, were
shipped to Waxahachie yesterday after
noon fir interment. Mr.. Rogers was born
and raised In Ellis county and was well
and favorahly known. He was a cattle
dealer
Elder G. NJ. Barnes, who has been pastor
OF the Christian church In this city for
the past year. has resigned his position
and accepted the county evangelistic work
of that denomination. He is succeeded
as pastor BY Rev. NJ. Gano Buckner OF
Louisville. Ky. who arrived in the city
yesterday and entered upon his duties
today
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Calvert curlinK..

Calvert, Texas. January 14.-Bishop
George Kinsoiving held services at the
Episcopal church here this morning and
preached an eloquent and powerful ser
mon, using the text what Seek Yep
He urged earnestness and dehniteness IN
spiritual matters. At the conclusion Of
the service the rite OF confirmation was
administered.
Miss Minnie Evans left Friday morning
for two months visit 10 relatives and
friends IN Thomasville, Ga
Hon. Tom N. Taylor and wife OF Frank
I'm are in the city with relatives.
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cornn, christilItems.

Corpus Christi Texas January is--Mrs,
Sarah j spohn OF this city has purchased
the Kennedy mansion, fronting on Broad-
way. The house was built about fifteen
years ago at cost Of about 100000. while
the furniture and fixtures we're approx
mated at $50, 600, Tho mansion on tde
death OF Captain Kennedy. became thu
property Of Miss Carmen Morell Kennedy
who died suddenly about two months ag
The new possessor of the property pur-
chased the same from Miss Kennedy S
heirs, the Misses Morell.
Judge Hopkins has arranged fine pro-
gramme for the meeting OF the Nueces
county teachers institute. which con-
yenes at Alice on the Goth instant. con-
tinuing for two days.
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Monster Bcnd. of cabbage.

Corpus Christi, Texas. January l4-A
shipment Of two wagon loads OF monster
heads OF cabbage, averaging about eleven
pounds each, WAS made from Corpus
Christi 10 Northern markets yesterday
Tho first shipment this season, however.
was made several days previous The
shipment Of cabbage Ia January from, this
section Is unprecedented In its history
and the yield this year surp1sscs all pre-
vious seasons. However. large shipments
have not yet commenced, bui VIII inside
Of few more days. The demand for
cabbage at this time Is osiensihly great
and the price being paid is about Sl.35 per
100 pounds. delivered AT tho railway sta
tim
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Range items.

Runge. Texas, January IA most In
teresting entertainment was given last
night al Moore's hall in the drama. "The
Danger Signal" Tor the benefit OF Runge
Star band. II was largely attended, many
coming from nelghbnring towns, and
about $40 we're taken In at the door
Mr.. Theodore Hilmer and Miss Tennie
Pearce were married on the 10th instant
al the home OF Alfred Lyons, near Runge,
Rev. A. w Wilson officiating.
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win in all probability locate permansn,is
IN Gausdo Mr., Rumpaxs has hem me .
chandising here for tho past two wears
Mrs. W A, shannon came in ,o3av
from Arkansas. where she has been on AZ
extended visit 70 relatives and friends
having travelled over the larger part Of The
State and now decides that Southern Texss
is the FL Dorado OF the world.
Messrs. Fred Harrison ana p,,pres
White left today on the westbound train
for Edna
Mr.. Wood. who has been confined Ia his
bed for several days, is up again.
Rev. Mitchell, from Edna, preached to-
day AZ the Methodist church.
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Victoria Locals.

Victoria. Texas January 1S-The little
s-year-old daughter Of Florian schmidt,
Jr.. who was kicked in the head several
days ago by horse, died Of her injuTiea
despite every effort 70 save her.
c. L. Thurmond. Jr.. will shortly open
grocery store in his brick building near
the river bridge. Mr.. .. Salmon OF cuero
will manage II,
Mr.. Frank oliver came down yesterday
from Craig 10 see hts mother, who Is
quite sick.
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A MEETING HELD AT ALVIN.
TO CONSIDER PLANS FOR MARKET
ING VEGETABLES AND BERRIES.
Numerous Committees Were APP
pcintcd--Action WIN he Taken 20
secure Drainage.

Alvin. Texas, January is.---A Joint meet
ing OF the Alvin and Arcadia Hcrsicul-
tural associations was held here this az
ternoon at o'clock. These associations
will combine in the shipment Of berries
and vegetables this season. w. Il. Davis
was elected agent for the association. with
headquarters at Alvin, TO look after the
business during the shipping season at a
salary OF $50 per month, with office and
stationery.
lie is to give bond, as required by the
constitution OF the association. and his
term OF office begins January 10.
II was also decided TO provide fund to
purchase berries by the formation OF a
stock company OF 1000 shares al 81 per
share. This fund is to be used by the
agent in purchasing berries TO NIL orders.
1t was decided TO designate and use the
open ground between the Commoner Of
nee and the express office as a point OK
concentration and sale ground for the as
sociation.
a resolution was passed to request The
Houston Post and Galveston News to pub
lish daily market reports of the several
markets to which berries are shipped and
! IN which our growers are interested
; W. c. Steel. j. A. Cook and s. NJ. John
son we're appointed committee TO have
charge OF the getting up aud selling OF
stock or shares OF the proposed stock COM
pany.
Y NJ Edwards W. T. Davis and q, II.
johnson were appointed committee TO
take steps TO better the express service
from Arcadia.
NJ. Il. Williams, Il. O. Winston, A. d.
Griffith, W, 3, DeLand., +. q. Work aud
w an fAl a.
to attend the Drainage convention at
I Houston January %,
No other business appearing the meet
Ing adjourned subject 10 thu call OF the
/ president.
/ After adjournment OF tho horticultural
lists a meeting to consider the drainage OF
the Mustang bayou was called to order.
and Or. All, II. II. Tolar was elected
chairman and S ~ Richardson secretary.
Speeches were made ON the subject OF the
work hy Major Durant. Captain j. NJ.
Edwards. c. S. Linderman. u, u. Thomas
and Dr. Tolar. After a fun discussion OF
The question from every standpoint Il was
agreed that to secure drainage that
would be OF general benefit TO all the set
tiers along the bayou, II would be ncces
sary TO commence in the ylcinity Of Gray
Wards farm aud work M and a commit
tee Of three. composed o, E. B. Thomas
Y NJ. Edwards and Gray Ward WAS APP
pointed to view the bayou from that
point 10 Alvin. make estimates as to tbs
probable cost OF the work necessary n
straighten and broaden the bayou from
Gray Wards to Alvin and to repor. sr q
meeting to be called by the chairman
when the committee is ready TO report
These meetings were held one right
after the other and were more largely Mt
tended by farmers generally than any ever
held IN the past
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wharton PersonnIs.

wharton. Texas, January 13.-Mrs W
G. Carpenter OF Bay City passed through
wharton yesterday en- route for Beri-
voides, where she went to attend the fun.
erai Of her father, Mr.. ]. Walls OF that
city, whose death took place Friday night
Mrs F. w Aldsg received the sad news
this week az the death Of her father, Mr.
William f. Ford Of Austin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Callie Halves OF Lsyac'
and Miss Ssllie HAYES OF ouiniaua arr
in The city visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodges and I've
sons have returned from pleasant yisi
TO their parents In Georgetown.
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phan,om pnrty NJ GiddinRr.

GiddInss Texas January ls.-1he resi-
dence OF Mr.. S. J, Joiner was the center
OF attraction again Friday night the az
fair being phantom party" As usual.
those 10 attendance were elegantly enter
tanned by the fair daughter OF tho host.
The "phantoms' began appearing at $50,
making hldeous appearance as they Aled
in one by one in all their ghost like
stateiiness The Prince OF Darkness was
there in all his evil trapplngs; King
Louis court was also we'll represented.
At e:3o all unmasked.
II was a very enjoyable affair In every
way, The house was thrown open and
the lovers OF the terpsichorean art In
dulged In their favorite pastime until the
striking OF tho city clock warned them
that the wee sma' hours were fast APP
preaching.
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BRENNAN BRIEFS.
Escaped County Convict Recaptured.
burglar Made n Haul

BRENNAN, Texas, January 1.-THE chau-
tauQua circle will meet Wednesday after
noon and render the following pro-
gramme; Roll Call Current Events The
Expansion OF the American People;
paper. Thomas jefferson, Mrs. NJ. E.
Kennedy: Critical Studies In American
Literature; paper Ohio potteries. Miss
Leouora McCluskey; Initial Studies In
American Letters.
Rev. Nath. Thompsorf, who il IN charge
OF the Rescue Home for fallen women at
San Antonio, occupied the Methodist pull
pit this morning and In the afternoon
preached or leoturad TO men only at Lusk
han on the subject OF Manhood" Largo
conversations were present at both serv-
Ices, The lecture in the afternoon was
especially timely and forcihle.
Considerable excitement was created at
an early hour this morning by a fislllnde
OF pistol shots on tho cast side OF tho
square. IL developed that Night Waterman
Beauchamp had discovered burglar
making his exit from the general mer-
ehandise establishment OF Gather a Buster
and had fred several shots in the hope
OF stopping tho thief The burglar got
into the building by means OF an upstairs
window, RaiiAnB access to the second
portioo by wiz OF the Abbott BUILDING.
which adjons and which at present Is not
occupied Two suits of clothing and
some cash were missed The burglar
Is evidently an experienced clothing man.
as he pulled the suits from the bottom OF
tho stack without disturbing or In any
wise tumbIing the others.
The January term of county court con
yenes tomorrow poruins,
Miss Edna Rouse entertained the XIII
club Saturday afternoon. Tho club IA
arranging for IN elaborate entertain
ment at an early date.
Miss Alta Gardner entertained tho iu-
niors AZ her homo last evening, here
being In attendance some fifteen Of she
1900 debutantos and their beauN Refresh
mants wero served during the evening,
Grant Gathroh. county convict, es
( capped last night and came to this city
/ officers heard OF him and gave chase, III
was rounded M at half dozen dinercn
places and nnally captured. after dozeI
or more men and doge had put In mos
Of the night IN chasing him Constable
Robert Burch made the arrest Gathror
had six shooter on when captured ant
was inclined to be ugly, but finally sub
mitted to the majesty OF tho Law.
Prof, Romberg OF the Evangelical
Lutheran college, left yesterday for New
orleans to call on his son, who is captatr
on the German battleship Won Moltks
now anchored in that port.
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SyN33S23f8 F5S3IE55T7RssFse
| DR.. Harter'S !
Iron TONICS
Z MAKES PALE, WEAK PEOPLE J
: Strong and Healthy. !
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
corroN VIII MOVEMENT.
UusiS County Citizens Took Import-
ant Action Last Might

Musk County Citizens Took Import
ant Action Last Night,
Henderson, Texas. January i3.--The
Rusk County Cotton Mn association was
organized today. Capital stock 300 oo.
with the following officers and board OF
directors President Judge w. j. Graham;
vice president f. S. oberthier; secretary.
Sam Patton treasurer A. wettermark.
Board OF directors, captain J. NJ. Mays,
DR.. D. p. Richardson. j. y. Melton, Joe
Hunt A. Wettermark Judge J. II. Turner.
w. ID. Arnold, J. %. Tate. George S.
strong, ]. G. Hickey, IL. l.. Griffin. W. j..
Graham. r. B. Afford. @. w. Futch, Sam
uei Patton, r. n. operthier
Ten per cent OF the capital stock has
been ordered called. to be paid by Feb
runry l. when a charter viii be applied
for. when work VIII commence on the
building and the mill will be in operation
by September 20. This Is 10 be the hrst
organization OF this kind In East Texas
and the citizens of Rusk county feel proud
over the work accompanies
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friends and neighbors. ssd the profits sc-
cruinv are distributed among the members
exclusively. II has worked successfully, ana
has been q great benent 10 people 10 mooe'a'e
''s mr. Joe Loving of San Antonio was here
iq Pret W. AZ. williams visited Condor.
Ts Ma Io eSis c. Kelly has moved back TO Tay-
Tor TO live. u,..o was hera one
day this week -,,, -. -.,,,rnsA from, a
MIS- Mary rhreadglii mas reeurneo rum
visit 70 Norman, 0. T.
Mss Katie Dwyer Of smithylile visited
,-;anss mere tie early part OF the week.
Miss Ella Gayle Patterson OF se''0n y VS.
'u W. Cavanaugh formerly foreman OF
49,. ro,,ns bouse force here, but nov oi heA'
;so Was in the city recently
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Richmond. Texas, January lS.-Fort
Bend county is being visited by numbers
~ Northern people with a view OF pur-
chasing lands here. Messrs- g b. SPEAKS
]. Z. Hair Of Baldwin. ran, anu !. ,
tha n,,rchase ~ the Calder plantation, sit
mated IN one-half mile south Of Richmond,
hsttar known as President Lamar's old
homestead These gentlemen expect 70
plant most Of this place. as soon as J.
gets dry. in Irish potatoes: which WIN pe
Some SONS zoo acres. Their seed is being ship
mad here now.