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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
Notes from Correspondents

mCnCc drilling four wells west OF here
on Monday \ contract has been let to
I'd. Compton for thousand feet They
have struck ledge at eighty feet
which is largely imprognated with par
ahnc oil
The Bcrualillo on company are down
! 600 feet and have stopped opera.
tiuns They have invested $50 uuu and
have money ON hand. II is ~urmisod
hy some that they nave struck oil ANA
are keeping II quiet. However. no one
here seems To know the cause for
elppnug work other oil companies
are doing assessment work and wait
INK for someone elise to strike oil.
The Burkottc plant rs formed ANA
will uc GNod mp uoNt week The in.
y,utor OF the process MIR iili has
been here for two weeks.
Joe karrich Sr. died in pueblo,
colo. .uu Tuesday He was q brother
of tho late Frank Karrick and was we'll
known here
W \ Foster an old timer iu west
crn New Mexico. and who made his
home with William Crane Gur many
wears. died ot pneumonia at san kaluuI
uu Monday last
The remains oI Major ThDO Maxwell
were uuriod yesterday icy Gallup lodge.
40 ~ Kuiehts ot pythiua, OBJ which
hc was mpmrVr I'm, attrudauc. at
th, funeral was very large aa tN,
Judge was universally respected iu this
community. Wucr, ho had lived lo,
twenty-five years, His son WILL ar.
rived FROM san Francisco ou Wcdups
HHs
The ladies of tho Methodist church
will Civ, Boston supper ON the eve
ming OF February -
James Carmau is over in Arizona. II
is said that be- is looking for location
iur his grocery store
business is dull here on account of
the small demand tor coal Two nun
drod and hity men have left here In
the past ten days.
\ Now steamboat fire alarm has been
pat uu al the round house.
Frank Alsdort of Gallup has rc
ociNod tho contract for carry ing the
mail between here and Fort Defiance
for four years from July T. for Sl>iu
per auuum
The roal order this week was 200
cars
Mrs ~ Hogan has bought the Pax
ton lodging nous, ON Coal avenue The
engineers viii see that the house is al
WAYS Ul.
The Calidouiau Coal company offers
ton mulos for sale.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
PINOs ALTOS FIRE.
General Merchandise Store Of r. j.
Davidson Burned TO Ground.

Particulars of the P.uos Altos fire
are as follows, from the silver city
Enterprise.
The large general merchandise store
and hay and grain warehouse of +. j.
Davidson at puOs Altos was burned To-
the ground early Wednesday morning
and little. 10 anything, was saved. \
high wand was blowing at the time, and
lnr "a while things looked very 3 'Oumy
for the entire camp. Many frightened
by the living sparks. which were car
rici blocks away by the wind, packed
their trunks and had everything ia
readiness TO move out at moment $
notice. Fortunately, however. the pre-.
cautions were unnecessary as the On.
tire male population of the camp turn
ed out ANA fought like demons until
they had the fire within the i'm Is
where ii originated
1t was about 80 O'Clock "Wednesday
morning when Mr.. Watson, one of the
salesman in the store, who sleeps in
the building was aroused by a bright
glare OF light shining through the win
DOW. Jumping out Of bed, he was
startled TO see the large hay and grain
warehouse. standing twenty feet to the
rear of the store, in flames. lie i'm
mpdiatcly gave the alarm and fot
many minutes elapsed until bucket
brigade was formed and did effective
work So effective. that the building
was not considered IN any immediate
/ danger and none of the merchaudls,
was carried out. However. with the
rising Of the wind the flames from the
/ grain warehouse We're famed into new
/ fury and driven towards the store until
| i'm less ttmo than il takes To ten il, the
/ entire rear part Of the building was
|adrc The heavy volumes of smoke
prevented anyone from entering the
] hrildiug. save at the risk of his life
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
Card Of Thanks.

ON behalf Of the focal Wuman's
Christian Temperance union We desire
tu express our thanks 10 the pastors of
the city churches, who by their pres
rncc and helpful cooperation Joined
In tho commemorative services AZ tn"
Congregational church. Also DO We
wish Co rNprcss sincere thanks 90 The"
choir of the Lead avenue Methodist
Episcopal church for thcr SOU inspir
ing music In a beautiful impressive
anthem and in leading the Congrega-
uunal singing Also 10 Miss Anderson
for the rendering OF a sweet vocal solo,
COMMITTEE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
GOLDEN.

Special Correspondence.
Golden y. NJ Feb. 2l--G. Church,
of New York CITY spent two days in
camp Looking over the placer claims Of
the Monte Cristo and Baird
Deputy .herin Juan Dolgado was in
Go zen Yesterday summOning petit and
grand jurors for the coming term of
Couf, which is 10 be held N Santa Fee
next month
J VI skinner and his bride came
up from pinos Wells, whore he mar.
ricd Miss Dow \ big dance was Civ
en- IN san Pedro last night in honor of
Oh. n.NIN mnrriNh nnnnln.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
WlNSLOW


Wiuslpw s r.. Feb rs Judge r.
j WattIou appointed W \ parr j Y.
Woods aud ~ \ poasc appraisers for
the .stat, of James r. Wallace. The
APPRAISED. placed th. value ou the ~
tate Saturday Of last week
Mr. Wriso the barber on Railroad
avenue. has bought the shop ho occu-
pies from John brumm and is now I'm
li- own shop for business We think
this q wise purchase
The EllN poverty bal ON Friday
might was success according 20 the
reports Of those who wpr" I'M attend.
augp n D. 3n,shiug how many rags
and poor clothes are found To- Wins.
low We think IN, people must have
Noou saving them mp Tor years for this
ball
Mrs. TnUa Calman Is visiting Mr.
and Mrs W \ parr this week ON FIRST
street
Mrs PWsbury has just had her beau
tjful ten room lodging hous" cumplct
Cd This Is tho most home Ike room
ing house u Wius.ow and has the I'm
est rooms 20 bo had In this city Mrs
Pillshurv Duutcmplatcs hui ding fine
brick cottage IN tho near futur, rf six
rooms uu the lots uca" her room.ng
house
W Parr has gang Of men at
work finishing up the work ON the two
hrick cottages Of Mrs Annie Williams
ON First street
Fred Scopar has had bis place on
kinslrv avenue repaired and finished
after the fire which occurred some
time ago Mr. = Smith has removed
HIS barber shop into a. and now IS pre-
pared to smooth mp The peoples faces
and mako them look nice
G r Baucyhack has had his old
place ~ business repaired and made 10
look uoN which i- Of tho latest de-
sign Nj Bareback knows what rs
wanted 10 make q place comfortable
and attractive and We can safely say
ne ma. not missed il ,h's time for we
think There is nothing in Arizona that
quite equals this beautiful place
The Youngest son OF Jos + Morse
Charley D. very sick at his home ON
First street with an ahscoss ON his
face He is under the care of nr
Brown Nho will bring him around all
right iu 20 week or two
our city fathers are working hard 10
get citizens ~ take their places In tho
town council hut thoro don't seem 70
Doe NAM who want the honor Among
those mentioned are + y Woods { Z
Rand Freeman Stewart @ u Bauer
back George A. Wolf Thomas Hes
ser g. r. La Irado II G. Crcssej
Joseph Brennan and w \ parr o
those who have accepted are. Il &
Crcssol f. r La Pradr, George \
Wolf and G Il Bauerback There Is
room for three more.
The Youngest daughter Of MIR aut
Mrs " s. Porr Isabella. rs sick viii
intern ttont fever. She is uudcr tn,
care of Dr TcIott who says the pa
tieut viii bee confined To her bed fo
some time
Tho Ord"r uf Eastern star RUB
chapter 80 3 Of this place met ol
Wednesday ight oft this week an,
initiated nvc candidates They wore
Deputy Grand Master Zuck wife an,
son, Frank John Common and wife, al
of Holbrook After the close of th
meeting refreshments were served d.
the ladies % the chapter
County Treasurer T. NJ Xuck an
wife who were visiting here this wee
and were initiated into the order a
Eastern star. left on 40 I this morn
ing for Phoenix Arizona. to attend tn
annual courlay" Of the Shrincrs of Ar
ZOna
W r Tbor - s G. II. of the Ind,
pendent order of Forestcrs. is in Win,
low for the purpose Of building up tn
order.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
KILLED A MAN.
Rufus McCrory, Whom Charles Zeiger
Assaulted, Commits Murder

Word reaches this city that Rufus
MCCrory. VINO was stabbed with a
sword cane several months ago 10y
Charles Zeiglcr shot and killed a man
al Fort Worth In a saloon fight
The report of the affair received
here was very mcager. McCrory, II Is
said. was tending bar at one OF the
Fort Worth saloons and the fellow
shot by him attempted to come behind
the lar The wounded man lived but
q short Whilc-El pasO Herald
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01

Governor Ot0ro has appointed the
following uutarios public. Ca'ariuo
tasau- Guadalupe Guadalupe cuuu.
IS. Charles y. Adams poil Socorro
county Harry y owen Nlbuquurquc.
H.rualillO county, w n WILCOX Wa
gOu Mound Mora county Since March
!. 1852. twenty wears ago. 3021 appoint.
mout- Of uutarios public have been
made. Tho average of late years has
been goo or toe year
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
eELEN

Special Correspondence
Bolcu Feb 2U-Ou last Tuesday
evening the final of the tournament
games between the Stars and ores
cents was played The Stars won one
game and the CrosCouts one. but the
stars had won In the previous games
hy ouourh of "A majority 10 win the
series and thor final average was a
Httlo over 12i while the average of the
Crosconts was only fraction over us.
Following Is Tuesday nights score.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
SILVER CITY.

Special Correspondence
Silver City. n NJ, Feb. 2l,-Thc lit
tie mining camp of pinos Altos had
quite an expensive fire early Wednes-
day morning. The large general mer-
chandise store of +. j. Davidson caught
fire in the warehouse and the entire
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
DO NOT SUFFER

any longer from stomach liver and
bowel complaints wncn tiostcttcr's
stomach Bittors will euro YOU. Get a
bottle today and be convinced. II will
bring health To every sufferer. Try II
for dyspepsia, indigestion, constipa-
ton, nervousness or insomnia, and you
viii not be- disappointed. The genuine
must have our private stamp over the
neck of In, hottie
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
JOHN OSMER MILLER.
His Death in Santa Fe a Few Days
Ago,


y
dopaIt uIe at brother Juhh Nm'r MI
Ter for better land ON February 10,
1907.
Five years ago MI Miller came To
santa re Tor the ucucht OF h.s health
ana ms Improvement udd urtn so
steady as 20 warrant the belief thaj lac
was practlCdl.N well
without warning hc mad a severe
hrm1rrhago un the lNlu instant. Whlth
compelled him to take To his bed. IL
was Followed 10y another ON the DAY OF
MS death
Mrs Miller had returned only ON %,
i2tH instant iium Ne" lork, Wh'ih'I
%" went To attend the funeral OF her
mother.
Mi Miller possessed those qualities
100 r'0 AT degree when commend man
q" hla fellows. us mind was az more
| ,hah ordinary Qul'hh'.@, wei stored
WIN u3'lul knowledge ana especially
.ho choicest bits oi literature lite was
honest and iair. II Us no i'lr word 'o
%. thai n' was inc devoted husband
"i a devoted VIC she mas admins
tered TO nus every u''H with q tender
! ness that approached inc aus"Hr. WIN
/ 900 snow of ImpatrnCc except % so'th'
! aud comfort MIN. rms goodness MT
| Miller II"ud7 knew jhaj hr deeply
/ trli ana '1hsldcl'd.
! Ih' funeral services We're hr'd ar
| the late residence OF the d'r"a7ea on
/ SUNDAY afternoon, hlsi uhd'' th' con
/ duct OF the KEY. w. H. D'N. "I the
! chuIch OF tn" Holy taIJu. l"IloWra ny
| IN, uiua is'I' service OH 'he "'d'r Oh
/ LIks, winch We're extremely impress we
! h} reason OF lh'lf sIlhpi'l'F anu pa
| jh,i' "Wo'tn'e."
Al ! cI"ch III the afternoon al 'h'
LlNs nome a session OF 7"IIu" was
! opened ana th'n ih' ih'm",i7 iooh pc
! s'non ln lolE' FORMATION EN't'u u
Ter J. li''i' az 'u' h'3d' HanN.u ny
! ESQUIRE hlhs ana 'hapla'h N'l'u'I'
| Esteemed LOYAL khfht \. j. Looms
! ana Esi'cln'd I'ctnrlnt NhIsht ian,
! l. S'uEman feSp'1tN'N AT 'h' I''
ana ishl 81 thc Hh'. SAppuI''" 10y
| I'aH NI'i 'iaS P'liha' anu 80. 'l'i
| i'aNlS. ana ESl'''h'1 Leaning Nh'Eul
| \. y. Rrh'hah' supported ny yer !.
/. 'ap'' ana lilh'I 'u"Id =. = f"9''l
"'ln1lhE up the rear
INC oH''', ""I' 'hr'i ''9P''t.N'
Jr"'Ia IN """l'l"n /" "u''u ."So'''9
OF crepe were upon thelr i'I, arms,
WINE upon 'nolI Ieht lap''7 were
loops OF IVY lh''r,W'h,d WIN paTpI'
h."ss"Ihru aHlaI au'h' '"a "'n'' > en-
nI'm. ol m''uIIlhE. NJ meme ,
We're summary orhth''h'o", VI ,IN stN
~ WHOM were III p'o.'TS'"". III 'n'a
ordrt 'h' hiar'h was Ih'H up 10 W.
''alu' nee Oh 'hv u','".'u anu NV wv
NATION was maintained """"' '"' cas-
wei
tAal,ou N'i,' 'e'u' P'uu"un' ,u w
ntauul"I WORDS Oh '"' tl''a' VII" q
,pua' anu pa'nun ,lhS 'n' 80
SION au9 o"cn o'h,1r Su"",p ~ w
peoCh 'hat it. 10 MN no" "'GPiS ms
u'art was ID IN. 9a" uu'5 80 ,ndJ wy
Sp'''l OF ElN""u, as mus gym Pl'lo''
M"7 rev ~" I" '"' ''' Nv '""S' 'N"
UIl, asa''l n,'"' ..,,.-..
O., ~ H"I7 ia, NUS lo"''.lnN S.,"' VI
a.! was 'hal Nh',h 'HIur "H'u ,"r rN
al''u Iu''I r'iI"''" I'puI W.. '1p'' ''ly
'i'"' h',n @"a IVY 'I' ~" WIN ''S !"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01

Tuesday and "Wednesday evenings
We had the pleasure of seeing a tray
cling dog show The exhibition was
given in \. nodier's hall and proved
very interesting The company has
twcnty-siN dogs and eight horses and
two uurros They left this morning for
Los I.unas whore they exhibit this
evening.
Julius Becker, who was painfully
shot last Sunday, Is improving very
nicely ana we hope no bad results VIII
come from the injury. Two of the Mag
dalcna bows will spend a few days
with us,
On Saturday evening the feydey
club viii give a card party, and every
one is assured good time.
Nh. Dotoy, who has spent the past
fall here. left TINS week Tor Pasadena,
Cal
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01

Y. " Koszhus an Austrian and
Louis Nulcr, two prisoners ia tho
county Jan AT Ration. uyorpowcred t0c
taller late Thursday evening and cs-
capped Miller was in Jail on charge
of stcguug saddles rifles and blankets
at Springer and the Austrian for shoot
Inc one of tho bosses at Gardiner coal
camp. como three months ago. II was
reported they were seen going toward
Trinidad Sheriff Campbell is in pur.
suit.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01

I'm the second game the Nltht CIV
won This gives the inst prize TO the
stars h> the final of 70 pins. The con.
test has been very exciting and will
soon be- followed by another tourna-
mtnt.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01

Hon Manuel II, Otero, register Of
the land office at Santa Fe, accompan-
iod by his daughter Miss Virginia,
came In from peralta yesterday aud
left on the helated passenger train
for Santa lfe this morning
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1902-03-01
ENents for This Week.

Society and the lovers of dancing
viii not be idle this week Tor lack OF
to enjoy the delightful
pa-time,
Tonight at Grants hall, will occur
Mrs Watou's regular weekly class
dance.
Thursday night of this week Major
General MacArthur's bah and r"cep
tion viii be held at the Commercial
club parlors
ON Friday night, at colombo hail
after the basket hall game viii occur
another dance which as usual with al
Of the basket ball dances. viii be
very pleasant affair.
The suit OF w. A. Wolf against
George Williams IN which SEQ loaned
on horse figured, and which was call
ed for trial before Judge Crollott was
settled The Interested parties talked
the matter over and settled II satisfac-
torlly without bringing II To trial.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19
Mr.. Redsuuirre1.

Mr.. Rersquirrel came home late that
evening, and Mrs. Redsquirrel natural
ly wanted to know why.
my DEAR" he spluttered, I'D have
been home a long time ago; but just
as came to the foot Of our tree there
was old Mrs: Hen squatting among the
roots, with her little ones playing in
the grass about her. l tried to ex-
plain courteously; but she is not like
you, my dear, she wouldn't listen to
reason. She thought that l had come
to kidnap one Of her darlings. Cut,
cut, cut, cut, and run!' she cried; and
she looked so angry and there were
little red rings around her eyes, and
her feathers were all fuffed up.
II didn't know what to do. The
Greyfur's dooryard, as you know, my
dear, is nearest to our own; but l
hardly like to climb up their tree, as
our families have not been on squeak
ing terms since the fight last February.
But while was peeking from behind a
DlS pldLtdiulGdl, dHu u iyiuS " hoOSSA
up courage to make one dash for home,
risking the terrible 'tallons and beak,
to my great relief heard Mrs. Hen
calling her little ones to come to bed.
And they came up out of the grass
not nearly so steady on their little legs.
my dear, as our babies and nestled
beneath her, and when thought 1t was
quite safe 1 tiptoed out from my hid
ing place.
Eyes. Mrs. Hens eyes were closed,
quite closed; and she was quietly sleep
ing. SO I just gathered my limbs to-
gether, and sprang clean over her,
landing on the bark of the tree with
claws outstretched; and she jumped up
in a rage as 1 whizzed by, but it was
too late. And, If you listen, my dear,
you can still hear Mrs. Hen scolding
me down below there for showering
her with little pieces of bark as
scampered up the trunk."-Christian
Register,
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19
Rirf1ss Wonderful FOtet II Ougit,


In small Connecticut village pair
of sparrows made their nest in a tree
and their work on their home was
watched with interest by many people:
Between two wooden factories are a
pond and a mill-race. The water in the
latter runs very swiftly. Beside the
Upper mill and leaning over the race
is a small tree its branches bending al
most to the surfsee of the waters.
The sparrows were noticed closely ex-
amining the tree; and shortly after the
inspection they we're seen constructing
a nest in fork in one of the branches
directly over the race Hundreds of
eyes watched the birds at work from
the windows of the factory. The spot
where the sparrows' home was being
built was so exposed and yet so mac
cessible it was safe from the small boy
and the prowling pussy.
When the nest was almost completed,
those who happened to be watching the
birds saw them suddenly quit work
luey CHlll upSu 1ol q lo" noAheue' ShN
then began to remove the nest, bit by
bit The nest was discovered later IN
a thick clump of alders short distance
from terra frma
1t was self evident that the first idea
of the birds had been to place their
nest out of harms way. The rushing
waters of the mill stream made their
home safe. The sparrows must have
looked into the future and thought OF
the time when their little ones would
be learning TO fly and to what would
occur to them if they fell into the swift
ly running waters.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19
Fine black silk openwork stockings

Fine black silk openwork stockings
are worn with low shoes.
Oriental laces are especially we'll
adapted to the present style of hat
trimming.
Lace collars and cuffs now come in
sets comprising a high neck collar, a
round or sailor collar, and cuffs to
match.
A white linen collar to be worn with
shirtwaists fastens ut the back, and
has a turnover finish, win a point at
the front.
Umbrella and parasol handles decor
ated with artificial cherries on stems
and some foliage are again popular for
summer use.
Black pearls form the heads of some
of the prettiest new hatpins. Stick
pins of gray or black pearls are worn
with evening gowns.
Nearly all the newest belt buckles
are intended for wear with dip front
waists. Butterfly designs are popular
in let steel, and gilt.
A French whim is powder puff con-
cealed in bouquet of flowers, which
are perfumed and wonderfully real
istic in appearance.
The demand for red hats has led
to the introduction of the black veil
with red dots or figures. The figures
are small in size and brilliant in col
or.
Hats made entirely of Irish lace,
sewed on wire frames are popular and
effective. These are unlined and need
only a little floral ornament to b.
ready for use.
A black and white checked silk
waitst is finished with a line of red
silk on the collar, more Of it out.
lining the opening at the front, AMI
there are small red buttons
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19
Aprons for Little Girls.

When the little girls wear aprons
nowadays they never give a thought
to how ornamental or becoming they
are, but they put them on because
mamma or nurse wishes to protect
their pretty clothes, but when there is
company in the parlor and mamma
sends for them, She aprons are laid
aside, and there they are in their nice
fresh dresses, unhurt by their romp-
ing.
But long ago, when their great
grandmothers we're young, aprons were
considered a very important piece OF
clothing. No lady's wardrobe was
complete without a goodly supply OF
aprons. They were made by the dozen
in every style and design-gold and
silver brocade aprons, aprons wrought
with gold, minute" aprons ~orn it
that good old-fashioned dance and
coquettishly trimmed with bows and
lace to suit the fancy Of the wearer,
and there was gauze aprons and lawn
embroidered aprons. and lessons were
given and patterns sold for embroid-
ering them.
There is no telling how long ago
aprons came into fashion; they were
doubtless among the many things that
came from England in the Mayfower.
Queen Anne wore them, and, of course,
her loyal subjects followed her example,
and it is probable that the early col
onial danes put them to sterner use
in the pioneer days.
If some enterprising person under
took to hunt up and classify the var
ious styles Of aprons he would find his
work as difficult as the compiling of
dictionary.
They have been put to so many uses
recurring variety in size and shape
that volumes might be written about
them. Ladies and children alike wear
them even now, but the days of orna-
ment are over-the apron of fashion is
no more.--New York Tribune.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-19
Narx Yark,A Markets the Best

"People send or come from every
where to New York for good things to
eat" said a market man, "just as they
do for silks and satins and jewels, and
for the same reason-because here
they find the best of everything, at
tracted her naturally because this is
the best market.
Fish and game and delicacies of one
sort and another are shipped from here
to great distances; and city customers
in many cases when they go away in
the summer have the good things or
various sorts that they have been ac-
customed to get here sent after them
wherever they go. And this results IN
some curious shipments.
For instance, a New York dealer IN
green vegetables shipped regularly all
through one season green corn to one
of the customers who spent the sum-
mer in Europe, the corn thus sent be-
ing carried across the ocean in the re-
frigerator rooms of the steamers on
which it was shipped. The same deal
er had one year customer in Charles
ton. 5. c., to whom he sent green corn
regularly."-New York Sun.