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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-25
Local Weses

Cole Hardware Co. sellmore Heat
ere 2b
Four room house for rent. Tier
Haswell. 253
w. Burchis left for Fort Worth
yesterday.
selImore Heaters a. Cole Hard
ware Co. 2j6
Phone 25i for all kinds Of feedstuii.
y. &. Harder $50. 262
White farm hand at SIS
a month. 90 I. ;. Minter.
Mrs. c. T.. Brogdon returned to
Houston yesterday.
For Sale-Lady's Cleveland bicy-
Gle. Address 7. o. box iL6 81
The advertising ear Of the Buffalo
Bill show stopped here yesterday.
Try our handkerchief extracts and
toilet waters, they arc best. Read s
Drug S.Sre. 80
For Sale-A new roll top desk with
all modern improvements. Apply
al /. n q. n. depot. ~
Yousbetter take advantage Of my
eberrp lots near the Graded school,
while you can. VIM Dodson. o.
DR.. Daily is at the Exchange hotel.
II you ars having trouble with your
eyes do not fail 10 consult him. 81
All or any part Of negro park In
west part of town for sale on easy
terms. Apply TO G. a. Harris. go
For Sale-A nice, neat rubber tire
buggy and good horse, for sale cheap.
Apply 10 III. u. Dorsey az Exchange
shaving Parlor. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. u. 5. Lloyd Of Roli-
ance, were IN the city yesterday 10
meet Miss Lizzie Slaughter, who re-
turned from Palestine.
Convict Agent Sisk was here yes
terday and left for the farms west Of
Houston. with the three negro con-
victs OF the present term Of court.
Dr. Long. ocullst. Onlce at VIII
son X jenkins dug store. Treats
and cures any disease 81 the eye that
Is durable. Give him "A call. 233tf
General Manager Leroy Trice Of
the I. a q. y came In Tuesday night
ana spent a part OF the day looking
after tho interests Of his road here.
Remember the Merry Go Round
will be run for the benefit of class
No. Of the Methodist Sunday
school Friday afternoon and night.
IL you need glasses call on DR..
DAILY. He eau refer you 10 some Of
Bryan's most prominent people
whom he has fitted. September -
60 y. SO
III you are In the market for pia-
no see J. l.. McNutt stopping at Mrs.
Christians. He Will make IL 10 your
interest 10 do So. Good goods, good
prices and good terms is CUP motto.
80 j. l.. McNutt a Bro.
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COTTONWOOD.

Cottonwood, September 22.-The
farmers are about through harvest.
ing.
Mac Terry and Chas. Smith Of
Tennessee, are visiting relatives in
this community.
Mrs. Thomas and daughter, Miss
Lizzie, went to Kurten Saturday.
Prof. Cobb OF Wheelock, will
teach the Cottonwood school.
J. A. ID. Robinson and family Of
Wixon, spent last Sunday in this
community.
Mrs. Jodie Shaw Of Kurten,
spent Sunday evening in this COM
munily.
The ice cream supper at Chas.
Browns Friday night was enjoyed
by all that attended.
Mr.. Gloss and wife Of Harris
School, was in this community
Sunday.
John Beasley is on the sick list.
Bob OIear Of Tabor was in this
community Sunday.
The prayer meeting has been
changed to 3 p. m. Everybody are
invited 10 attend.
Aunt Ann Robinson returned
home Sunday after spending two
weeks with Mrs. I. +. Shaw.
Chas. Presnal was in this COM
munlty Sunday. Correspondent.
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The National Entertainment COM
pany will appear az the opera house
assisted by local talent, Ia matinee
and night performance for the bene-
III Of the school library Thursday
night, September 25. Admission
matinee, 10 and 25c; az night Is, p
and 50 cents. The wonderful life
motion picture machine, wonderful,
entertaining and instructive will be
operated by Prof. ). H. Nikkel.
There will also be illustrated songs
and a lecture, %
Sheriff ID. +. league, Of Brenham,
was here yesterday after young
man. arrested on "A charge of COM
phcity In the lelderman assassina-
ton in Washington county August
81. Two more arrests have been
made IN Washington county, and
all three prisoners are sons OF the
man.
I.ost.--A ladies watch. between
Henry Rohde's residence and the
Finder please leave
at Eagle office.
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EBENEZER.

Ebenezer, Texas, Sept. %
Health In this community 10 no
very good at the present time.
Mrs. Vester Skaines and little
son James. are on the sick list.
There was preaching here satur-
day and Sunday by Elder II.
White Of Leon county. Eds. Cobb
and Mooney Of Payne Prairie.
Mr.. II. skains OF Hearne attend
ed church here Saturday.
Messrs. Claude Moore and Will
Shelby Of Kurten attended church
here Sunday.
Mr.. Frank Wilson and family
Of Cottonwood offended church
here Sunday.
Grandpa Wheeless, Mrs. Apple
Wheeless and daughter, Miss Pearl,
Of Hickey, attended church here
Sunday.
MIS-. Joda Shaw went 10 Cotton
wood Sunday.
Several from this place attended
the literary society meeting at
Kurten Saturday night, and report
a large crowd and an interesting
program.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Meredith
and daughter, Miss Florence, and
Charley Meredith ofthis place Wis.
it'd in Grimes and Madison coun.
ties the past week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mansel and daughter
Miss Annie left for Madison county
Sunday for visit.
Mr.. Green and daughter, Mrs.
Ainsworth. Of Wheelock, attended
church here Sunday.
Snow Drop.
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CHARGED WITH MURDER.
Pour Persons In JAIN st Little Rock on
serious ChsrEe.


Little Rock. Sept 2i-Four persons
are In custody charged with man.
slaughter pending the coroner's inves.
iigatlon Of the death OF Sophia Dillln.
ser. aged II months. which occurred
Tuesday afternoon II Is claimed that
William NJ Dillinger. his wife. Ida. her
stepfather. william Schattler. and
Mrs Henry Nowlln. who resides with
the Dlllingers. were drinking when
the two women became involved In a
scrimmase. In which the infant be
came estrangled Mrs Dlllinger see
Ing her child gasping ran two blocks
with Il through the rain and called
DR.. Young by telephone when he ar
rived he found that his services "a
coroner were needed. There are no
marks Of violence on the body except
slight confusion on the temple. II IL
the coroner's opinion that the infant
was killed In the scuffe The parents
claim that the infant was murdered
while the mother was drugged.
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Daring nnhh.rr a, Chicago.

Chicago. Sept. 2i--One OF the most
daring hold-ups recorded in this city
In many a day occurred Tuesday on
State street near Van Buren,. Mrs
Upham. an aunt OF Fred W. Upham,
president OF the board OF Review Of
the American Trotting association.
had been doing some shopping IN
some OF the big stores In State street.
and as she was walking along that
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-25

Beaumont. Tex. Sept. 24.--The jury
In the case Of Edward O'Neil vs.. ths
Gulf. Beaumont and Kansas City Rail-
road company. In suit for $4,000 ds=s-
ages for personal injuries. returned a
verdict awarding plaintiff $4,000 dam
ages. O'Neil was injured BY a Gulf.
Beaumont and Kansas City train run
ming into a Train ON the Texas ans
New Orleans road az the crossing In
the western part ot .bIs 49,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-25
PAUL.ROsEBOROUdH.

Mr.. George Paul, OF Calvert, aud
Miss Nerna Roseborough were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the home
Of the brides parents. Mr. aud Mrs.
). +. RoseborOugh, Rev. j. II. Dunn,
OF Calvert, officiating. The bride
was raised In Bryan and has many
friends here who wish the young
people abundant happiness. Mr..
and Mrs. George l.. Paul, parents Of
the groom. came down from Calvert
for the wedding.
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nIrh w.,.r a, san An,snle.

San Antonio. Sept 2i-The rain In
San Antonio and vicinity Monday night
was the heaviest that has fallen In
this section for years. At 3 o'clock
Thursday morning the streets all oyes
the city were flooded with water run
ming like a mlllstream over sidewalks
and into many cellars. The san Anto-
MO river rose ave feet In less than an
hour and is now higher than II has
been for three years.
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MRS. MeINSIs ENTERTAISs
As President Of Byan's Senior Club. the
Mutual Improvement Circle.

Mrs. l.. l.. Mclnnis, president ~
the Mutual Improvement Circle, en-
tertainfd magnificently yesterday
afternoon as "A formal opening 10 the
years work OF the club. The McIn-
mis- home IL one Of the most hand
some. modern and e!eSsa. in all its
appointments in Bryan, and especially
adapted 10 entertaining on an elabo-
rate scale such as the occasion de-
manded. Tropical house plants
lent a touch OF freshness 10 the 9TH
wise perfect surroundings.
one hundred invitations were Is
sued aud few regrets were received.
Misses Mary McInnis and Pauline
Webb distributed programs In the
yestibule and ushered the guests into
the reception hall where they were
greeted By Mesdames q. NJ. Bran
don, NJ. Magic. A. NJ. Waldrop. Seth
Mooring and Edward Hall, officers
OF the club. The receiving party At
the entrance 10 the drawing room
included the presidents OF all the
local clubs, Mesdames McIunis, Oil
yer, RaysOr, Gordon and Miss Keel
ing.
The program was carefully and
cleverly arranged and included
classical music, sparkling toasts and
an address by Miss Friend. The
musical numbers were by Miss How
ell, Mrs. George Winter, Miss Parks
and Mrs. Boatwright.
Mrs. NJ. W. Sims was the imper-
sOnation Of success as toastmistress.
The following sentiments were pro-
posed:
To the Bachelor Maids-Proposed
by Mrs. Mcqueen; response by Miss
Keeling, representing the Miss Read,
the absent president.
To the W0man's Chubby Mrs.
Maggie; response by Mrs. RaysoT,
10 the Shakespeare Chubby Mrs.
Edward Hall; response by Mrs. Oil
yer.
To the Needle WOman-by Mrs.
Adams; response by Mrs. Gordon.
To Our Guests-by Mrs. W. ID.
Lawrence; response by Miss Carnes.
To the WOco Times Herald-hy
Mrs. w. 5. Howell; response by
Miss Friend.
VOLUNTARILY the NJ. l. C.-by
Mrs. A. J. Buchanan; response by
Mrs. brandon.
VOLUNTARILY Our Hostess--by
Mrs. Floy Dansby; response by Mrs.
McIunis.
\ feature Of special interest was
the address of Miss Friend en- The |
Climb Woman's Code of Ethics"
White cream was served In pale /
green baskets and punch dispensed |
from trimming bowls by Mesdames |
Fielder and Allen and Misses Myers, /
Adams and Mclnnis.
-
John Kestler has oper ed up n shop !
for flrst-class carriage and sign paint |
ing. lie has secured the services of /
an expert carriage and sign painter
and wants 10 make all the old bug |
giles. carriages and signes new. shop /
az Braatz old stand on North Main
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Annrnnr,.,lnn No, Enourh

Austin. Sept. 2i-Of the s25.oo9 ap-
proDriated by the legislature FOR the
current fiscal year 70 refund to pur-
ehasers and lessees Of public school
lands. $4,000 has already been paid
out since Aug 81. the beginning OF
the present fiscal year. The Indications
point 10 an early exhaustion Of this
fund
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That nlrmInrh.m FIr,.

Birmingham. Ala, Sept. 24.-The
FIRE which broke out early Tuesday
morning in the clothing house OF
Louis Saks destroyed their three story
building and It's contents. The total
loss on building and its stock Is s240..
600, with $3.50 900 insurance.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-25

Waxahachie. Tex. Sept. 2f-coL J.
c. Gibson. one OF the oldest and most
highly respected citizens OF Waxa-
hachie. lies az his home iu a critical
condition as the result Of seli-lualcted
scissor wounds caused by the effects
OF an accidental overdose OF morphine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-25

Work has begun on the extension
OF the /. 4 O.. y. from Navasota TO
Madisonville. l.. A. Gueringer is
engineer In charge. Hugh Burns is
general contractor and II. Hanson
and n Lamb sub-cOntractors. r..
Lamb has the first eleven miles grad
ing out OF Navasota. About all the
grading has been completed between
Italy and Fort Worth on the north
end Of the line.
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Two Negro Women KILLED.

Hlllsboro. Tex. Sept PA negro
living near AquIlla shot and killed
his wife and another woman Monday
night Jaller Richie went down with
the bloodhounds TO try 10 capture him.
but has not been heard from. The
particulars are not learned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-25

Gainesville Tex. Sept 24-An
eastbound stock train on the Missouri.
Kansas and Texas railway was wreck
ed eight miles OF this city. Eight cars
OF cattle went into the ditch. OEs
brakeman was slightly injured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-25

street she was stopped Dy a gang q
six men. who appropriated a hand.
some diamond brooch and about $50
In cash. Before any one could inter
fere the robbers escaped.
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DsIIssFair.

Sept. Is 10 Oct. f. inclusive the IL.
4 r. G.. will sell round trip tickets 10
Dallas. Fare $40 limit Oct. i3 1902.
W. ;. Wilson Agent.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-09-25

John Kestler has oper ed up n shop
for ilrst-class carriage and sign paint
ing. lie has secured the services OF
an expert carriage and sign painter
and wants 30 make all the old bug
giles. carriages and signes new. shop
at Braatz old stand on North Main
Street. POI
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1902-11-28
Felden Facts.
FELDEN, VA, Nov. 20, 1902.

6A@D-ff v nsf 1900 ~ -NN-f
Rev. Mr.. Grant preached at Mt.
Pleasant Sunday A. NJ. The pastor
Rev. Mr.. Harry did not get back from
conference in time TO ill his appoint
ment.
Mr.. Clifford Womack, from near
Keysvllle, was IN the neighborhood on
Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. Willard Faulkner, who has been
pending some time with relatives near
here, returned to his home in Charlotte
county last Sunday.
Mr.. John MeCraw and little girls, OF
Nutbush, spent several days in the
neighborhoOd last week.
Mrs. VIM. Digs and Mr.. Compton
Diggs returned few days ago from q
pleasant visit to friends and relative:
In Powhatan county.
Mrs. +. ID. Calhoun and children, Of
Belsprings, Va, are visiting relatives
Dear Felden.
Mr. Leander Faulkner, Of Eureka
Mills, is spending this week with Mrs
S. J. Allen, who Is at home again, after
visit up in the mountains.
Rev. Mr.. Grant preached a very in
teresting and instructive sermon to a
large crowd at Mt. Pleasant on last
sunday morning.
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Pollard Points

POLLARD, Amelia Co., Nov. %, 'O2.
Rev. John r. Bagby preached fine
sermon Sunday at Sandy Creek church
to a large congregation.
Rev. A. g. Jordan has returned from
Conference to be our pastor again.
Everybody is much pleased with him.
He is a great worker in church work
and has built fine parsonage and fur
nished it.
The farmers are in rush stripping
tobacco 10 sell before Christmas.
Hog killing time is nearly here now.
Mr.. Nat Carter has the finest hogs in
theneighborhood.
Mr.. James Anderson, who has been
very IN, is improving rapidly.
Miss Mary +. Foster has just return
ed from a visit to her niece, Mrs.
Lowery, where she spent several days.
Mr.. John Lowery killed a fine otter
last week and got a good price for the
skin.
Some very nice fish have been caught
in the river this warm weather
The hunters are having fine sport,
game being plentiful in this neighbour
hood.
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McIlWaine-Lea.
lRichmond Tlmes-27lhl


Miss Helen Randolph Lea and Mr..
John Stephenson McIlwaine, of Farm
vile, were married from the home of
Miss LEAFS brother, Mr.. David Meade
Lea, at $50 p. NJ. yesterday. The cere.
mony was performed in st. Marks
Church, Washington, and was follow
ed by reception. Miss Minnie Fos-
ter, of New York, was maid of honor,
the six bridesmaids being Miss Sadie
Foster, Of New York; Miss Mary Trip
lett Patteson and Miss Nan Davis, of
Petersburg, Va; Misses Maud McKen-
ney, Genevieve Venable and Mary
Darlington, Of Richmond.
The groom's best man was Mr..
Beverly Randolph, Of this city, and
his ushers Messrs. John Palmer Lea,
Henry and Randolph Darlington, Car
ton Mckinney and DIR. ellis, of Rich
mond, and Mr.. Richard McIlwaine, Of
New York.
Ihe brides wedding gown was OF
satin, with quantities Of point lace.
Her veil was Of point applique and her
ornaments the pearls worn by her
great grandmother, Nancy Mead, on
her wedding day. When Mr.. and
Mrs. McIlwaine finish their wedding
tour they will live in Farmvile.
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M''ses Selma Butler, Blanch Armis-
'esd, oallie aud Mabel Miller, Frank
ana Fannie Price, Madeline Rich
ana Marion West, gave a unique en-
'ei'alnment at the home Of Mr.. Jas. A.
Ainistead, on Wednesday evening.
me program was varied and inter
sung one, made up Of song, recitation,
dramatic comic acting, playing of
NUNS freely interpreted with 9TH
81 and laughable diversions. The
''ai'' shone out brightly. There was
,'o'uilg grasping IN the matter Of gate
zee. General admission being two
.s"e While reserved seats went as
high as three.
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GSEs5sse:4sEEya
Pamplin Paragraphs.

PAMPLIN, Va, Nov. a. 'O2.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage Of Mr.. J. II. Payne, Of this place
and Miss Matte Shorter, Of Darlington
Heights, on December 3rd. 1902, al
Spring Greek church.
o Rev. j. II. Couch, Rev. p. T. War
rem and Mr.. w. p. Terry attended the
General Association in Norfolk. They
report a pleasant time.
A reading club was organized in the
village last Friday night at Rev. J. II
Couch's DR.. G. S. Morton was elected
president.
Rev. Mr. Rodgers will assist Rev.
j. A. Paisley in a meeting at Buffalo
church this week.
A large number Of turkeys are being
shipped from here to Norfolk this week.
Eggs are scarce at 20 cents per dozen
a new organ at Spring Creek means
that the people are progressive. "On-
ward and upward should be their
motto. There are only about twelve
who attend Sunday school there now
who attended twenty-five years back
Mr.. G. II. Cook, Of Darlington
Heights, spenta few days in Lynch
burg this week on business.
Mr.. r. ID. Baldwin's business must be
growing. He is building a large stor-
arge house in rear Of his store.
Only one vacant house in Pamplin.
Does not that mean progress?
Mrs. II. 7. Booker is visiting rela-
tives in Richmond this week.
Quite a number Of hunters have
been around. They report a nice
time and plenty Of game, especially
old hares. / saw one man come in
with twenty-one tied to his horse, and
he hal been out about four hours.
Misses Hattie and Mary Ellyson,
from near Madisonville, have gone to
Lynchburg TO live in a store. They
have the best wishes Of their many
friends.
Mr.. A. w. Baldwin brought the
incest lot Of turkeys today that has
been to ouT village. The twenty-nine
weighed 32l pounds net.
Mr.. n. b. Marshall sold one quarter
Of beef last Friday which weighed l2l
pounds for S744 His year old calf
brought him S30.1S.
We are going to run a telephone line
from here to Darlington Heights,
thence to Hampden-Sidney and on to
Farmville. Write to f. b. Brady, !
Pamplin, Va and tell him how many !
shares you will want.
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Prof. Jarman will conduct the after
noon 4 o'clock meeting. Allmen in
vited.
Don't forget that the Bible class
meets at 3:l5 Sunday afternoon.
The proceeds of the oyster and cake
supper given by the Ladies Auxiliary
tonight will be used to fit up the gym
nasium and rooms
The Unity Concert Co. comes next
Wednesday, December 3rd. Seats at
Crute's Drug store, Monday, Dec. lst.
Gymnasium class meets Monday and
Thursday nights at 7:SO. Drop in and
see the bows.
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ThrOck Tinklings.
THRocK. Va. Nov. "A. 100

IHROCk, VA, NOV. a. lOOZ.
Some Of the Throck farmers are try
ing their last cuttings at the tobacco
market Some Of them are satisfied
with the prices but Others are not
Mr.. w. G. Womack went out hunting
Saturday and had fine luck. lie killed
a fine turkey and few birds.
Mrs. Emma Womack has returned
to her home near Throck from a long
visit TO her son at Pamplin.
Mr.. Benjaman Franklin and wife,
who have been living in the home Of
Mr.. Charles Dixon, have moved near
Abilene. They will be greatly missed
by their neighbors.
Miss Bessie Rucker, Of the Normal
school, is at her home near Throck,
this week sick.
Miss Ruby Ransom spent Saturday
and Sunday at Felden with her par
ents.
Preaching services will be held at
Douglas Thursday morning at 10
o'clock, by the Rev. Mr.. Elder.
DR.. Holiday is attending several
cases Of sickness near Throck.
The nelghborhood is full Of bird and
turkey hunters; all you ihear is the
firing Of guns.
The Indian summer is lovely this
year. We only hope it may last until
Thanksgiving. We assure you that
the turkey will be oyerfowing with
brown gravy.
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CreWe Cuttings.


CREwE, Va, Nov. %, 1902.
Mr.. Tom Sewers gathered a nice bas-
ket Of strawberries from his garden
this week.
Messrs. ID. w. Gills and G.. ID. Prince
have pear trees with an abundant sec
ond crop.
Mr.. Wexford Inge is thought to be
better. He has two trained nurses
and very best medical attention.
Mr.. w. w. Barbee, who has been
convalescent, has had relapse. His
infant son is no better Rev. I. J.
Taylor is also on the sick list.
Rev. ]. G. Holland, Of Danville, has
declined the call to the Baptist church
here.
Mr.. McElroy, Of Richmond College,
has been secured as supply until the
Baptist church succeeds in getting a
pastor
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Stoddert Snap Shots
sroDDERT, VA, NOV. %, 'O2

SIODDEkIi VA, NOV. -, W.
Every heart should vibrate at the
mention Of Thanksgiving as we have
so much to be thankful for. II we
havne't good homes, we may have good
health, which is a blessing, and while
Thanksgiving day may be the ami
versary Of sad lost to many If you
think a moment you can even say
there are wounds which ought TO be
cherished not healed. And il your
brother or sister is better of in this
worlds goods than you are, don't think
because you are not as fortunate you
have nothing to be thankful OF, for you
have as riches often changes the best
people. 80 be glad that your taste is
not so fine, your instincts are not too
high and that you can be interested in
other things than society, rivalry Of
toilets and eqqipages, and want the big
world because other people want 1t,
but be contented even If you appear
stupid to your city cousins who Will
say you trot on in beaten track like a
horse on tramway.
The past season was favorable for the
handling Of tobacco and quantities Of
it have been stripped and taken to
Farmville. Several farmers received
satisfactory prices while others were
not so well pleased.
A number Of birds bagged by differ
ent parties, and lots Of rabbits killed by
gentlemen from distance on a hunt