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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-08
COLOMBIA GIVES CONSENT
1T WANTS TO SEE THE PANAMA
CANAL BUILT BY THIS COUNTRY.
The Minister Pienipotentary Makes an
Authoritative Statement Concern
ing the Situation.

New York. March s.-Don Jose Vicente
Concba. minister plcnlpoteutiary TO the
United States from Colombia. who arrived
ia this city few days ago from Bogota
has addressed am official communication
10 William Nelson Cromwell, the general
counsel N the new Panama Canal company
on the attitude Of Colombia with regard TO
the construction Of the Pnaama canal. The
communication follows
CONFIRMING the conference which we have
hold upon the subject OF the relations be-
tween tho republics Of Colombia, the Unit
ed states of America and the now Panama
Canal company beg leave to state in an.
svcr 10 your Specific inquiries that The ca
bic communication made to the Panama
canal company by my government on Feb
rIary % was purely formal and MS r''-
hinder of we'll known conditions ana Is not
deciaratory Of oppo tiou to the proposed
transaction between the canal company and
tho United Statos IL inade under the re
servo of an agreement between CoIomhia
aud the United states. Ihat incideAt has
boon 80 distorted 10y nc cnetnics AZ the Pas
uama caual routo that take pleasure IN
Conveying my assurances IA vou that the
government Of Colombia dops not AZ all OH
icct TO tho sale and transfer as proposed ~
the canal company 10 the United states
but on tho contrary, my government ap-
proves or tho steps taken hv the cana
company aud will give all requisite consents
and do al In It's power to facilitate the
matter under the reserve referred 10 Cn-
lomba Welcomes the construction Of the
Panama cana within SIS domains by tho
United States
This concurrence OF Colombia in any
sale nv tho new Panama Canal company
to the government Of the United statce IS
with the reservation. Of course, that q
mutually satisfactory convention shall he
agreed upon ny Colombia and tho United
| states.
Animated by this spirit and governed
! hy these views. have been empowered by
my government TO proceed With the pend
| ing negotiations with this governments
! and as I bring tho most rcrcut instrue-
tlons and views Of my government, am
happy to give assurance Of our sincere de-
sire TO conclude such negotiations PROMPT
IS and upon reasonable basis.
~ am now developing and very soon
Shall submit to this government tho views
md proposals Of Colombia upon the sub
ject with tho design Of encouraging 2
speedy and fun cousummation Of the pur-
chase hy the government ~ the United
states Of al rights. concessions aud prop
critics Of the new Panama Caual company
and as far as permitted TO transfer TO 2
foreign government 10y the laws of Co
Ionbla aud tine establishment between 60
lombia and tho United states Of definite
and satisfactory convention upon an eqnlt
able aud satisfactory basis"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-08

ner, Blackhawk Miss hard hurt; Mrs.
NJ. r.. sheppard GLEN MINIS Pa head
hurt; Mrs y. } Fuller Washington, II.
c., log and foot hurt Antonio ~ Rio. Del
Rio, Internal; George OUouourg Lexington.
ny, thumb crushed; IT, a. Baker. Angle.
ton, Mo, bruised; Charles II. lIocy san
Antonio, both feet scshdcd A. u. Massey
Wimhcrly. scalp Nound, j. r. Tnylor. AIu.
berry, Kan hand hurt; Mts Mitchell
Philadelphia, hurt internally; W. Il
Adams, express messenger serious; VIII
lam Roig Bntcmsu. North Dakota head aud
back hurt Rascal Rodrpue1, Bui0rio Nc
rails. Antonio DANIEL, an of Del Rio slightly
hrulscd Mr.. Talbot Del Rio head hurt;
u p. Uanons, 2l Paso. bruised; A. +. Nc
Kinzlc, Stafford /. r., kuN bruiscd' A.
} Todd, frankfort, Ky, rpAaiuod onskle.
Thomas Crowdcr Houston, knee bruised.
William Joseph, san Jose CAL back hurt;
j. II. Taylor Birmingham, Ala. bruised;
Hugh Mu, Chctopt, kan. bruised Dr.
G.. G.. Morton, Pccos city. Texas. aris
hurt. G.. B. w. Bennett. ST. Paul kan,
hand hurt; w. S. Glenn. Btackbawk. Miss,
/ leg hurt. Mis-, Annie Wortherst san Fran
cisco, hand sod leg hurt An OF injured are
ou Way to hospital al E Pnso In charge
| ,,.5 ...r,. ,oo,.,,,, o,.. t.rc,t ~, o.t,
| p. m, W.G.N.
ACCOUNT FROM SAN ANTONIO.
sau Antonio, rcHae March IA wreck
occurred ON the Atlantic system Of the
southern Pacific railway Friday morning at
2.aa O'Clock In NhNou springs canyon Two
and half mites cdst ~ MtNon station and
3l3 miles vest of san Antonio. Fourteen
human lives wcro oNungulshed. MS shown
hy the list of missing FRIDAY evening. lhe
nsf Of injured numbers forty SIX. The
wreck WAS complete enough bn. ,hc hr.
8tdVd to tho scene o. horror. What had
heen 2 magnificent train Of cars was, with
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-08
GcneraI Oheervations.

Observations taken hy United states
weather bureau at p. m, 18TH meridian
time:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-08
1T is NOW ONE COMPANY.
The Name Changed, but the Owners
Are the Sane.


san Francisco Cal, March : The South
err Pacific company filed here today arti-
clrs IN incorporation by which II trans,
frrred all It's property iu California. Ari-
IONA aud New Mexico 10 new corpora
t,ou and hereafter II, holding, ~ the three
states VIII be managed by one company
instead Of three. The corporation IS a con
soidation ~ the three old companies. II IS
known as the Southern Pacific Railroad
company" lts capital stock Is fixed at
Sial. 100000. making It the largest corpo.
ration ever organized In California. The
stock in the now company Is 10 DC taken
mn hy the stockholders IN the old corpora
lions The companies whirh have been su-
parsedod are thc Southern Pacific Railroad
company Or California, tbs southern Pa
rlAc Railroad company Of Arizona and The
southern Psciac Railroad company OF New
Mexico.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-08
TO REelN PROCEEDINGS.

Railroads that Have Infraeted the Law
to Be Prosecuted,
Chicago. March 7.--UnIted states Distric.
Attorney Bethea has received Instructions
from the department of justice at Washing.
ton to begin legal proceedings against rail-
roads centering in Chicago whose ofhcials
testified before the Interstate commerce
commission to lnfraetions OF the Law.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-08
NJ. Lobcrt, Del Rio; head hurt.

NJ Lobcrt, Del Rio: head hurt
u. +. Ravens, III raSo; bruised
a. +. Mckenzie, stafford Arz; knee
bruised
VI. j. Todd, Frankfort, Ky; ankle
sprainod
Thomas o. crowder. Houston; knee
bruised
W. NJ. Joscphs, san Jose. Cat back hurt
j. II Taylor, Birmingham. Ala; bruised
Dr. 6. G Martin Pecos city, Texas
arm hurt.
c. b w. Bennett, st. Paul Kan hand
hurt
W. s. Land, Bisckhswk, Miss; leg in,
iured
Mrs Annie wortherst. San Francisco;
hand and leg hurt.
Hugh Mills. Chctopa. Kan: slightly.
Just as soon as # was possible 10 get in
communication with the division hcadquar
tcrs relief trains with surgeons and phys.
clans were started from III Paso, Del Rio
aud Sandcrson, picking up along the llnc
| ain the surgeons that could be found. All
/ Of the injured who were in condition To
be moved were sent to FL Faso where TREY
are receiving the most careful and skill
( fui attention MIR W G. Van Week, man
aver Of tho Galveston. Harrisburg aud Suu
4 Antonio Railway company was at san An
. tonic, and left AZ once by special train for
the scene Of the wreck. " r. Martin, dr.
vision superintendent. with headquarters az
vi Paso. went with the nrst relief train to
the scene Of the wreck.
Everything possible is being done 70 care
! for and alleviate the suffering of those in
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-03-08
WEATHER INFORMATION.


WaFhinrton March T Eastern Texas p
Fair Saturday colder n Interior. Sunday
fair. fresh vindy, becoming northwe,terly,
oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair;
COMPLIMENTARY wImd.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

Prof. Collins. Pennsylvania scien-
tific agriculturist, some time ago was
recommending to Berks county farm
er a powerful fertilizing manure in
which he was interested. After some
discussion the sagacious farmer de-
Clared that he had no faith in the
manure, as the proposed quantity was
too small to be of any use.
MY dear sir" said the professor, in
science that | should not be surprised
II in the near future we carry the
manure for acres of land to the field
in the pocket of our coat
That may be So replied the farm
er, but in that case I'm inclined to
think you would carry back the cror
in the pocket OF your vest."-New
York Times.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

up 10O-foot fence They were too
pretty to be mutllated by clipping, and
I was not prepared to erect such
fence Whereupon | set to thinking
and devised a scheme which worked
beautifully, and my Leghorns now stay
in the yard and wings have not been
clipped. | put up a wire fence four
feet high, and then at an angle OF
about 45 degrees / added three feet, in
clined towards the pen. E'Gtress Hen
stands at about two feet from the base
OF the fence. and flies up as straight as
she can. hits her head against tho
sloping fence, and comes down dis
couragcd. She tries this some half
dozen times a day and finally gives
1t up disgusted. The hen is rather
stupid animal and is unable to reason;
she never thinks to stand Off at dis
tance and fly for the top of the slop-
ing fence | do not remember seeing
this kind OF fer"e spoken of in poul-
try books or periodicals. If the scheme
is of any assistance to any one of your
readers, am glad to give them the
| result of my experience.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

When men are as provoking as you
are" she said warmly, 1T is no won
der woman is at loss for a word 10
express her feelings"
"At loss for word" he repeated,
musingly. "Ah. that explains it"
Explains what?'
Explains why when she has any
feelings to express, she uses two or
three"
Two or three what? Words?"
oh, dear, no-two or three thousand
words"
Naturaly she was provoked, but
presently lie found chance to sug
gest that he was in error"
You admit it, do you?" she asked
Eyes, my dear" he replied, 81 should
have made the limit 5000"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12
Not ReassurIng.

"Have-have you any reason to be-
lieve that your father will exhibit vio-
lence when I ask him for your hand?"
inquired the timid youth.
Il have never been present on any
Of these occasions" replied the lovely
girl, evasively. And to tell you the
truth, have never wanted to be pres
ent. | suppose | am foolishly sensi-
tive about these things, but l can't
help it.. I remember that papa took
me to a slaughter house when l was
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12
His subterfuge.

The patient was very talkative and
the doctor thought the consultation
would never end. Finally he request
ed the lady put out her tongue and 81
lence reigned while the doctor went on
writing. When he had finished the
prescription he handed 1t to her and,
reaching for his hat, started for the
door.
But, DOCTOR" reproachfully ex-
claimed the lady, you have not looked
at my tongue yeti"
THAT is all right" calmly respond
ed the doctor, 81 only wanted to fin
ish the prescription"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12
Feminine FInancierlng.

He-You owe me ten kisses! Pap up!
She-Explain, sir!
He-I won them! You know verS
well ! wagered a dozen gloves against
ten kisses and won! /
She-Oh! but kisses, you know
He (firmly)-Kisses should be paid
just as religiously as any other debt.
She Cthoughtfully)-Just the same as
a note?
Yes"
"Or a check"
Yes"
"Or-or a draft
Certainly"
Then. you poor fellow, I'll give yon
a draft on mammal"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

The loss of stock in Montana, caused
by poisonous plants has been esti-
mated at from $4,000 to 100000 per
annum. Prior to the present fiscal
year there was no simple and reliable
way Of saving stock when poisoned,
but now, by series of careful expert
ments conducted at the request OF the
Montana authorities, the department
has shown that II small tablet con-
sisting Of permanganate Of potash and
sulphate of aluminium be promptly
administered the greater part of this
loss can be averted. The action Of the
permanganate is to oxidize and destroy
the poison still remaining unabsorbed
in the stomach, and this action is in
tensified by the sulphate of aluminium.
The poisonous plants that respond to
this treatment are, so far as ascer-
tained, larkspur and poison camas, the
two plants that cause most OF the loss
es in Montana.-Dept. OF Agriculture
Report.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12
An obligInr Burglar.

John" she whispered, there's a
burglar in the parlor He has bumped
against the piano and struck several
keys"
"You don't say. I'll go right down, 3"
said he.
"Oh. John. don't do anything rash"
Rash? Why, I'm going to help him.
You don't suppose he can remove that
piano from the house without assist
9nce, do your
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12
A Good Bargain.

Jenkins-Where is your watch7 l
understood you had recovered it from
the fellow who stole it.
Hawley-I gave it to the policeman
who made the arrest
Jenkins-Wasn't that a pretty big
reward?
Hawley-Not so btg, considering He
stood out for $50. and that is about
twice what the watch is worth. So |
let him have the watch.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

Occasionally a man wishes to con-
fine Leghorns in yard. says a writer
in Poultry Monthly. Such was my ex-
perience. My pullets flew the fence
a six-foot fence. then put on two
more feet, and they mounted that l
then strung a wire over it all, but over
the wire they went, balancing them
selves neatly. consulted a friend,
who said there were only two things
to do; Either clip their wings or put
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12
Philosophy

Nothing is made in vain" said the
philosopher.
That's right" answered Senator
Sorghum. Il was thinking of that the
other day. 1t doesn't make any diff
ference how no-account horse is you
can always trade him OFF for some
thing, and the most useless member of
society can be gathered up tc the polls
for voting purposes
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

bright orange TO chestnut; back Grim
son; breast white. laced with chestnut;
body white; wings crimson, trans
versed with a white bar; tail and tail
coverts white; the head of hen is
chestnut; hackle white. edged with
yellow; back white; breast salmon;
wings white or chestnut tinged; tail
white; shanks and feet of both cock
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12
signs of Genius.

What charming infant!" ex-
claimed Miss Frizz.
YES" said the mother proudly
1--WE are looking forward to brilliant
future for our boy"
I'm sure he will realize it.
shouldn't be at all surprised if he were
10 become a great literary man. What
he is saying now sounds to me exactly
like Scotch dialect"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

ut seems to me- said the young
housewife, there's entirely too much
water in the milk you serve"
1T won't occur again, ma am" said
the foxy milkman. You see. the
farmers man has been giving the COWS
too much salt. and it made 'em very
thirsty The farmers got a new man
now."
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12
Red Pyle Gamo oook.



Crossing fourteen or fifteen miles Of
water we land on the northwest coast
OF France, in region long noted for
dairying, especially butter-making.
Here we find the Normandy cattle
large, coarse boned, with heavy, home
ly heads and horns, and nothing to
show the possession of dairy qualities,
Their udders are especially poor. They
appear more OF beef than q dairy
breed. Yet the people make a living
with them as dairy animals. In type
they are very much like our Brown
Swiss, although inferior In every re.
spect. You have to pay $3.50 or 5000
II you want a good cow there. Nor.
mandy cattle have thrifty calves, and
this section is noted for its superb
veal. In fact the best veal | ever
tasted was in France. These people
carry on dairying at a great disad-
vantage. They have no means OF cool.
ing milk or determining what they lose
in butter fat The butter Is not salted
and is sold twice a week. Daughters
and wives of dairymen take II to near
est market and in two hours from
$1,000 to 10000 pounds is sold. Al
these markets are four or five prlnci.
pal buyers, with assistants who take
most OF it, shipping to Paris and other
large cities, and what is left goes to
the blending factories where butter OF
different grades is mixed and blended
and turned out in about three grades.
This butter brings the very highest
price in some of the best English mar
kets. Fresh Normandy rolls sell al
the best prices in the Paris and Lon.
don markets. No good butter in Eu.
rope is salted; it is a mark Of poor
quality. Major Alvord.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12
DAIRY AND POULTRY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR OUR
RURAL READERS.

Flow Successful Farmers Operate This
Department of the Farm-A Few
Hints ms TO tho Care of Live stock
and Poultry.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

little girl and I dreamed about it
every nignt for months afterwards
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

The fact that the average modern
woman treasures her good looks and
therefore appears considerably young.
e- than her masculine contemporaries
has been advanced as a reason for the
growing tendency among women to
marry men their Juniors.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-04-12

The plumage OF head and the hacl1le
of the Red Pyle game cock varies from
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-08
sATURoAY. FEssuARY s. rsaz


We beg 10 inform the stanton News
that the Western Statss Hospital - MOI
the only one OF thesc institutions fuT ~.
sane which has sane prisons cVnnEs-
within ats walls "a Tie Eastern Sta>s
Hospital at Ni.ERius0urg We know (
one especially. q man seut there Scr kili
ins hiz iathcr aud kept there simply be
cause h. unclc Is ar influential ms l'ci
% The Board OF Nisssors- We co not
rirar 10 ccnsure the man az alb &c
Say u u wrorg, 4 is a Disgrace uPoG ths
State as vel as upon thc offcsals Of
1hese State instituuons. for murdcrcTss
ep;lcptics and religious fanatics u b.
confined therein vvilile the poor uuiorru
mates " no are really eutit' Cd - sldmi-siei
are Kept In The county Jaiis iOT lass o.
room. Ne hope Mr. Montague VII OF
Der an investigEtion md sc that rhes-
evils are specify rcucdied--SCottsvils
Couricr-
We wish 10 say 10 The Couricr thar
1he uaau oEr contemporary has referred
70 has bcen discharged BIZ l'-. Poster,
superintendent Of the Eastern State Hos
TstaI. and that that gentleman IS set
ting nd Of and has been constantly no.
ding the institution nj every patient he
hAA reason 70 believe not insaDe-
Il can be sad of Ok. Foster that be is
Al the time looking 20 the welfare q
tb< unfor1unztes 0f the State, and i
only TOO glad 10 make room for any o.
che States charges confined II jAils-
The Courier knows. OF ought TO knows
that the superintendent u hospital has
nothing elss 70 do bat 10 Accept a ~
xi-ut sdjudged Ensznr By cOuPStsut ar
thorSty and legally committed Whes
every d0zbt as 70 the patients sanity ..
rrnored thsn Il Is the duty q The super
sntendeuf 70 dischA-ge-
Superintendent Poster has. as ",
have said. discharged tbe 1an with ths
alleged 'inan~n1iAl uncle. q member @
the Board Of Visitors" and hence II
charges q the cO1rier arr EnfOunded
and We have 70 doubt that that iai'
minded Journal VII be prOmPt N Il
amendr honorable
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-08

Flanagan said Co have Flim-fisp.
Ware and Bush.

Tnr r. \. FianSgan. arrested last Sat
rrdss at Shristisnsburg on the charge
of forgery. may have another
charge preferred against him ia this ccun-
" tor the alleged obtaining under false
pretenses Of several negotiable notes az
gregating $500.
A few years ago Flaagsn approached
e1-D~putp-Sherifs W ". Ware, who then
KEEP; a general store pear Tosno. and
DISPLAYED a model Of a patent harrow.
Mr.. Ware bought the county night and
gave the man a god order for harrows.
Tie also induced Mr.. Mare 20 pay the
bill IN advance II notes.
Mr.. Ware never received the hsrrows,
Flanagan sold the notes &C ~ Mr.. Walk
CT, OF Charlottesville. who promptly
presented The notes as they matured.
Payment was refused, and the holder
brought szit. which - now pending N
tte Circuit Court here.
Had Mr. Ware received the harEows
be would have hceI satisfied. but he Isl ;
that the notes were fraudulsntly obtain
Cd Of him Nv Flanagan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-08
CLERKS Hss sSSsssiiOa-

II have lately oeen much tr0ubled
~ith dyspepsiA. belching and sour ston-
sch.'. writes n. ). Mead. leading phNr
-aAcisi q Attleboro, Mss Il could ca
l2rdiF anything without suffering sew
erzi hours Ny clerk suggested tiy
KOdol Dyspepsia Cure which ! do
with happy results have bsd II
moe trouble and when one can 20 &c
eating nlnce pie. cheese candy ano
outs ait-r such q time, heir digestion
nnst &c pr. tty good. ] endorse Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure heartily" You don
have 70 diet Eat all the good you
want bat dcn't overload the stomach
Go Sol DFspepaiA Cure digesss your ioOd
l. Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-08
NORTHERN COLONY.
Where they 60 and what they al c
Doing.

ToANo. FEB. Real estate Agent c.
Al Berg has sold several farms lately
SIR. Martin Tbompson. Of South Dako-
"a. bought TIE plsce formerly owned by
Afr. Gibbs. Two farms IN New Kent
we're sold By air. Bergh-
Nr. mo. Trosvig was IN Richrnond
Wednesday and bought an up-to-date
Wagon. and Other farm implements
for spring work. which is rear al hand.
several honeseekers returned home
Tussday very mich PLEASED With The
coentry.
AZ, Charley Anderson and Miss Ma.
rse BrougbtoD were married Thursday
Of Iasg week, in Richmond. largely
attended reception sas held at the home
II tho brides parents near Toano. and
al report = pleasant time.
PEtfinx up new barns improves IA,
looks Of a place. and pnliing down old
ones sometimes eqaally improves which
viii be 8oticed az c. IS, Bergh's. Mr.
Lee, 0f Hill Pleasant. - hauling logs q
/ the mill Sor a new barn That's AHA
| We Ike 70 scc-nice, big barns
The LADIES' Aid soei~ty met AZ Mrs
Bruu;ck's last Thursday.
Mr.. Mikkeison. Of Wisconsin,. i her
with Mr. Berzh. hooking for farm.
Nr. n. o. Juse, q Minneapolis, VIII
- visting BIS old friessd. Os< Bolstad
near croasses. went 20 Newport New
and Old Poiat yesterday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1902-02-08
DOWN AT TAMPICO.
Horse Raee for a Purse of Fifty
Dollars

TANFlco. FEB-, S-Tbere viii % q
so-se race on kentacky farm, W,dnes-
day. Feb, ID. The interesting raso vii.
ae a match between the horses ct l.. B.
emory and Chas. Edward for a purse O.
$50.
Postcfsoe-inspoctor. J. W. Bulla wa
lere this week looking after the advan-
ages OK Disadvantages Of the p1cscnt
1cation OF the Office. After due c, usid
ration be decided that the best site wa
lhe pa~senr place
Air. BuIla was the guest Of MIR. " (.
GOSgan-
AR ". 7. Wainwright. oiGraiton hes
bought al The oyster ground IN Worms
ley's Greek. and uili do an extensive
oyster business
Mr. A. r. Calls has opened up a new
stors, and bids fair 70 do a good bust
ness.
Mr.. Ed. Gallagher. OF YorktOwn, was
be ( Yesterday. and gave notice that b
ha5 z few more town lots for sale.
AR las. Williamson. Of Warwick. wds
visiting friends IN York yesterday.