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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-22
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

=, democrats; r, holdover republican; ID,
s. socialist; p, prohibitionist; sid, independent.
democrat holdover; - elected as independent
in 1902, but is now a republican; all others
republicans. - - !.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-12-22
Passengers to New York. Boston


Passengers to New York. Boston,
New England. and al eastern points
will ind It their advantage 70 ascertain
rates applying over the Nickel Plate
Road md IT. sastssn sonnsctis y.
Three daily trains On which there Is
no excess fare charged One special
feature of the service q meals n
dining cars, On American club plan.
Pay Tor Whist you get, but II no cas-
over IS cents 70 31.oo pr meal; also
service Il carte ana mid day lunch
con 80 cent?. FOLDER, raass an4 ~
information chserfully Furnished 81
appiing q John 4. Calahan, general
aren't, chicago, ~. Room 80. 111
Adams ssrsst Chicsso dsDot y sails
and Van Bursn stsss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
i-EVEE WILL COST $4,000

The arrival of She leyen contractors
yesterday, accompanied hy ff2 mon
and seventy-four teams. removed a1v
doubt tllat might have fingered in The
mind Of those who have feared ihaf
the leyee would net be completed this
Asar- while thara were but few people
v ha were fearful that the work would
&c over nAfil next year, tho sfeht of
he construction party pat new
hope in everybody and foela@ Of az
s'rance hat TIC future Was bliah for.
III cit5. Of f,nela'd aud the territory
i deoeed5 on for support.
rho feet t1at aetpaf work has BE-
oqa= viii &:ve everyone such fce1ira
e safet5=tha' ev5fxthiaa viii A44e
. dtitfea= a5pee., ami DOUBTS and mis-
SWINGS have given alaea 10 certainty
I'D confdenee.
T12e contractors will worls two
foeoes. Tbe#oaa here now viii work.
aorsh and In pa14v Tat passed
thtoaah Tues Law will ba@ia at tho
l.orrh end and work south. Nj. Stan
.eli Tie contractor. did vel IN bring
ing his men With him instead Of de
needing GA &ettin@ 1ahorers here. for
BY So doing he rot only gets exnori
a''eef &orISIren, but docs not dla4.
our already lie1it@a so2ny Of hands
fel the cotton fields.
fhe fou1teen miles Of eho Plum
EaVou levao vii! cost &44.0oo. This
sum has hocn raised bv snbscrtDtion
aud The expense viii fall on the prop.
e'ty owners protected unless aid is
secured from The state at the next
legislature.
Credit for this great Improvement
Is due to the untiring efforts Of faw
determined men who never fail in anv
enterprise they undertake. While ey-
e'yone, of course. was Interested and
helped when called upon, it was
through the efforts of two or tbrne
men that the levee vas made posi-
NE, and through it Dronorty d0rhlcd
III value. the richest land in tho stat
protected from overflow and brieht
prospect assured cur city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
WANT NEW COUNTY WORK SOON BEGINS
"0'6N'6N' 10 CREATE ONE ONE HUNDRED
"''7 o'o' 'eAhl AS TIE AND
COUNTY peaov
o CT efer5on ,p,.4
7aS' A'h0Se'"'0h'0S arc Miles OF Plum a2you
r'e1'e. y stansel
to Take Slices CT Jefferson
Arkansas, Lono.<e. Monroe ard
LEADING MOVEMENT

Information reaches Little Rock to
to the effect that a movement is on
foot to form d new county out of por-
tions Of Arkansas. Lonoke, jefferson,
Monroe and Prairie. and 10 name it
I20Won county IN honor Of the repre-
sentative IRON Arkansas county, SAYS
The Little Rock Democrat The move
ment IS <Qil 10 be 1akino shape al
Sssltll lgarl which is to be the county
al of TIE new conate. and If is said
aha1 representative Bowen viii push
hf0 eaSe IN the leeiaIature which
1aest5 IN January Theva Will. #
course. aa= Strenuous opposition on the
.#arf oi the several conntfes from
'yh;sh sections Will ba amDutated
ntfsaet IS leading IN The project.
u aoe3anf af discomfort With certain
1aeal coadltions= Several years aea
tHs6 eite made an unsuccessful effort
n lie iasieiaidre to secure a district
court, bui tha a3vocatea of county in
,eeri>E and the friends Of Dewitt pre-.
Henled tba pa@sa"c Of the bill
Arkansas is the mother county OF
5jt2 state having been organized il
fs21. ana al that time GOVERNS
q iaf@e area Of eastern Arkansas, ez-
tending Ia Hopefeid across the river
from Nenahis Gradually IT has been
.hitfled down 10 its present area, the
iast fequisitioH upon rs territory hav-
ire been made in 1889, when two
townships We're cut off and added to
Jefferson. It is i'll this county that Ar
kansas Post the original settlement
# the state, is located.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
he city yesterday on business.

'hG 'itH yesterday pn business.
MIR. John Wilbourne has returned
from visit to As,inston Tcnn.
l.. i. Thomas Of Lite Rook is
among the visitors il the city today.
IEe Kaufman and / Friedman are
guests ef Friends il t.dle Reck today.
Miss Gertrude BE Ii II =fiftie E,oH
il The guest of M. an Mrs. Z. {. Gpr=
big.
Miss Faeaic MeHtdlen of Monticello
is visiting Mrs. J. / 3'sNs. 81. rN'aI
nai street
e. Il. Busler of Kin@aIaaal vas
among the business non il ,liv city
yesterday.
Miss Rosa Bigotti returned 10 her
school al Pine Bluff Tues }ay.-nor.
!Nce Advocate
W. j. Iarrot OF Little 9eak wa
among the business visitors in the
e.tN yesterday
'ath Levine Left t'Ifi mornia2 f9r
ffttIe Rock. where he VII ped SOM
e@Hs ON bastncss
luaee X Y. Pi.dall and Jack Bern.
haf1 Of Dunes ware business visitors
n he city last night. :
Nai=H \. Nfeeo@ left Friday nieI1l
fer New York whore ae #ili sttonl
tbe bazkors' congen ;on.
.Foha Eoewtn Of Pine BaH is III lho
city spending a few days recuDarat-
ies his health.--Arkadelphfa Stand
a1d.
.. L. Nalfrson ard daughter and Mr..
and Mrs. Haltham Seyn39,r faft ves.
teraag for St Louis 10 VISIT fb5 worlds
fair
Mrs ]. NJ, Hudson alM daughter.
Miss Way Hudson, leave tonight for
ST. Louis to spe4d a couple of weeks
al HE worlds fai2.
Mrs. II. B, Strange sd Mrs. ".
r Apple of Beebe arc visiting Mrs.
y. l. Foldrness an1 Mr. Hubert
Strange of this city.
Mr. ". l.. Barton left las ni2bt 10
visit tie worlds f,in at S.. louis and
relatives in Illinois lie will attene,
a reunion Of the Barton family While
in Illinois, and viii ba gone about 1f.
ieen days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
KILLED HIS LITTLE BOY

Clear Lake, Sept. 1O.-Albert Roen-
ffanz' farmer living eight miles
northwest of this city, accidentally
shot his little four-year-old boy through
the iung' killing the baby instantly.
A hawk had been circlipe about tho
ohlcken pen and the old rusty gun was
so'ten out to XIII it. The baby per-
sisted III standing in front of the g,,n
tC see it loaded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
SEPTEM BER 13.
1ate Fixed by Japs for Final Assault
on Port Arthur

Che Foo, Sept. lo.-Thc Japanese,
who LETT yesterday, say the grand as
s&lllt on Port Arthur, which it was
rrmored was planned by the Japanese
TOR today has been postponed until
Tuesday next, September 13, and a
stlll further postponement is possible,
as the Japanese intend to make everv
possible preparation before again hurl-
Ing themselves upon the worn-out
garrison.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
''SHsAL Or ATTITUDE
-. ~ OF the Cotton Market
the Past Week,

"ilg New York cotton let
~ h"nlshed the Graphic satur-
k,os.e T. Z. Taylor and company
e Of trading in cotton
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
GAY DECEtVER ARRESTED

Deputy Sheriff Mason Philpot went
ta Camden last niebt, where he goes
le take into custody S W. Stevens. a
White man wanted in Jefferson county.
Alabama, for seduction. Mr.. Philpot
carries re1uisition from the COVER.
ror= OF Alabama for the arrest. Ste
fehs has been working at Camden fo~
some mouths and is said to have borne
good reputation A letter to the
&.f' was he means by which the off
GERS located him. He will be broucht
here and AN officer from Alabama will
come after him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
WARRANTY DEEDS

Sarah I. Hoeg TO Harvey Hogy: 152
by 113 feet in lot {, Fennerty's adli
ton, ST.
George J. Could, trustee, TO J. Fl.
oaks, east half of southwest quarter
section 81, tow'shil {. south. range
Q west, 5000.
lhomas James, ct al, t. !. r Oaks;
5. half of S. w. quarter of section 3e
township Z, south, range 10 west
$3.50.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
w TO GO At It
,e,cNOR LUCEY OFFEPS VAL.
.,.o,E SUGGESTIONS ON
HOW TO WIN

Jefferson County the First Prize
> Both Long and Short Staple
Cotton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
LOW RATE WILL BE MADE

In rSpon8c 10 call from Mayor II.
King White and S. c. Alexander, rep
rcseutatige citizens of the city, met
Saturday nj tn board Of trade
rooms for the purpose of selecting
day at the worlds fair dcring Arkan.
SaS week 10 be known as Pine Bluff
day. The matter of rates and hotels
was discussed and Friday, September
%, was selected as the day fer Pine
RlufIiars. Mayor White was instruct
cd 10 write President Francis of the
worlds fair, and all ARRANGEMENTS re
@ardiae rates and hotels viii be made.
4 IS thought a rate Of IS for The round
Zip can be obtained, and the membcrs
of The board d trade will eo 10 wortl
Il ohea= en The afranacmenfs for the
Trip. Mr.. Francis viii aeaH Il spe.
eel faaresantati1e from 81. Louis 10
WORK on the laatter. and Pine Bluff
vii be we'll represented.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
WE WON AT CHICAGO
Cotton.

ktor Graphic: I read with interest
Communication Of Mr.. w. D. r..
of New Edinburs in today's
hic. in which he suggests a
Inv which Jefferson county nigh
Ire the prize for cotton at tie
Louis exposition. If there is any
hit Of making this attempt, II
Il be of service to recall hos, JET
b county secured al the Chica@o
is fair, 1913, the medal aud di-
a for the best short APPLE COZ
b the world, and the mcdai a1d
Ena for the best long et3ple. ~
! ice, through the eacour3eea:aat
bunty Judge ". d. Jones, a 9oa3
BY Of cotton ard de pradle6s Of
b was made ia dc fr&aasas stat
bng and fair displas IL fhe d
|lral building. The saaei,aoee f
|sfaple cottoa We're furnished BY
|Alexander, Taesart Raglana, =
bwell and i've others @hasa names
e my memory. NJ. Haalan
Fned 10 have a small ausniif,. Of
staple cotton grown by AIr. Lee
4 Of Noble Lake, a few pounds
hich were includcd in ha Ieffar.
bounty exhibit al tho Ar31Qusas
|buildin@.
be Of the judges Who had been an
Pd on the jury Of the cotton
\, in touring thronsh the build
were attracted by the jefferson
cotton display. One Of them
overheard to remark that he 'ong
was the best al the exposition
fhat il Jefferson county, Arkan-
Rhould show that it could raise
cotton to any extent. il stood
lnce to get the medal. Mr.. Rag
was Immediately communicated
and several pounds of the long
was sent by express to the
ltlon. Arkansas men of inflr-
We're informed of the fayorahla
Instances that had arisen to Sc
Fhe first prize for the state. Ry
OF good work on the part cf
lends OF Jefferson county. the
Pflze, a medal and diploma, was
pea by the judges for the best t
''aple cotton, and another medal |
Pplohlas or the best short staple
Nyatt was accorded his media! !,
r oipioma. Jefferson county re
'he medal for the best sh3,z
ana diploma was given TO
'he SIX exhibitors. The san
n'eh won these prizes are now
jefferson county exposition.
lew of this experience. il might
VIZ III case our cotton men de-
Noii'pe'e for the first prize that
''e'ary of our board of trade
'"ooa' so to st. Louis to look
neld, 1t is necessary to know
'ne award is to be made. who
''' are and what are he rules
N'ence to the entry of prize
s"s' and the points; IN w,oic;,
'iol may rest. It is possi
'oAefson county has a good
~ capture the prizes for both
'ohs staple cotton. But 9
'' of work is to be dora. The
1,,a' would not be over one hua-
1,ars' Long bales Of c,tton
s,i aecessary as a rula. Gene
sln''hs will nreyo sufficient
~ saaFao'ee that they ale tha
Products of the eountv
m, J. M. EUCEV.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11

l'ecially when the leaders of the pres.
ent bear movement may leave the
short sellers as suddenly in the lurch
as they did the longs when they were
brlling the market a fortnight ago
OH a condition of &c to September
and 10,500,000 bales crop estimate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
BRIEF MENTION,

{. $. Bason and wife of Ladd are
guests in the city.
Il. G. Wilkins of Little Rock is Wis.
lting relatives in the city
John Pitcher of Little Rock was IN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
Paris Loses Old Elm,

Paris is mourning the loss of it's
oldest tree, an elm planted by order
OF Sully in 1900, in the Rue S.,
jacques, It is leafess this year
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
Sanskrit Professors.

Germany. whose interests in India
.re so much smaller than Ensland's s.
:,as many more endowed professor
SnlES of Sapshrit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
BIRTHS.

Born, to Rev. and Mrs. Ross Moore
Friday night, daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccain
Friday night, daughter
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-09-11
California Citrus Fruits.

California produces more oranges
and lemons than any other state In
the Union.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-05-26
Deaths Doing.

Died at her home on Monday afternoon.
May %. 1904, Mrs. Sarah NJ Blaney. wife
Of Samuel Blaney. The deceased had
been in bad health for some time
with stomach trouble and other compli-
cations. The funeral was held Wednesday
afternoon az the house. AZ O'Clock. con.
Quoted by Rev II. c Howard and Rev. K.
NJ. Ramsey. after which the funeral car
conducted the remains to their last resting
place in Maplewood Cemetery. quite a
crowd Of friends and relatives attended the
services. There we're several from a dis.
lance. including HUFF Blaney a son from
Uniontown Pa All four sisters. Mrs. VIII
Price from Morgantown. Mrs Joseph Bow.
ers of Cheat River, Mrs. Stone Of Hopwood,
Pa"and Mrs Thomas Tapp Of Morgantown.
The deceased was 50 years Of age aud
leaves husband and three children. Will
Blaney. another son. who Is an engineer on
the MIX and livesin Morgantown and Mrs.
Jennie Trowbridge Of Klngwood. The
family moved here ten or twelve years ago
from MoTgantown
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Correspondence Of the Argus.

Correspondence Of the Argus
Planting corn is the order OF the day.
]. +. Everly is working for w. Rada.
bauSh.
w, D. May6eld is mining coal Tor SAINT.
ford Scott OF Masontown
o. F Morton, the author OF various books
OF Importance was in our section not long
ago
Our community was visited by that dread.
ful Jack frost on Monday morning. May 70 /.
But as yet have heard OF no damage being
done
Geo. w. ShaHer has returned to this sec.
ton after wearing the mark Of defeat of
he Republican Primary election In Monon-
gala county the f4th,
Jefferson Ridgway who moved to this
section from Easton Monongalia county,
not long ago is returning back to where he
came from.
!. c. Gale got slightly hurt one day last
week while engaged in work for p. s. and
James Radabaugh. who are cutting timber
for RIdgway Bros.
Squire T.. {. Gibson, our present incum.
bent feels happy and rejoicing over his re-.
nomination for the Office which he now oc
cupies.
The saw mill az this place owned by A. N.
Taylor IS at presen, idle, but we learn they
will soon complete the present set and
move to L. NJ. Jenkins
Every thing bids fair for good fruit crop
this season which makes the old farmers
rejoice in the hope they again partake OF
that beautiful apple which If not harmed
will be swinging upon the old apple tree
this fall
We arc informed our present Deputy
Sheriff and Constable L. NJ. Jenkins who
received the nomination at the past prl.
mary election for Constable declines the
nomination. simply because his name was
not authorized to be put OH the ticket 10y
himself, but was placed there by unknown
parties.
James Benjamin Franklin Everly whom
every body knows within the borders OF
the fox hunting territory, has purchased
him self TWO thorough bred fox hounds, OF
II. d. Carroll OF Morgantown. whom the
people OF Preston all know as noted fox.
hunter. Frank already had two large spot.
ted hounds that made II very Interesting
for the mountain rangers OF this section.
but only wait ill those two are reared and
added to his list making four. then he will
be ready 70 spot the champion.
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RErnsvlLIn-
c0'respoaasnee Of The Argus.

Correspondence Of The Argus.
w. G. cobun was attending a lot sale on,
in indiana county. Pa. last week.
a good black smith is badly needed in
our town. This is good location and a
good smith could do well here.
solomon conley says he is not anxious to
rent his cottage. so look out girls he has
the cage. aud is old enough to catch bird
without salt
Rev. ID. &. tones and lady returned home
asst Wednesday evening from Fairmont.
after spending few DAYS very pleasantly
among relatives aud friends In that city
Clcl Menear met with paiuiul accident
last Thursday. lie was engaged cutting
timber Tor saw.uul down near Mason.
town when he was caught by a falling tree
ard one FOO, badly mashed.
The medicine man with his novelty show
has pitched his tent in our town aud is we'll
patro nired by the majority OF our citizens.
while others are too busy to attend the en-.
tortainmcnts.
Mrs. Watson has purchased and will
soon have erected 6ne monument Ia the
ReedsviOe Cemetery In memory OF her hus.
band Mason Watson The work was done
al the Clarksburg Marble Works and is
complete In workmanship.
There is certain gentleman in the
neighborhood of Rcedsville who makes a
practice OF visiting granaries smoke houses
aud chicken roosts. lie is we'll known by
many OF our citizens and noted for his
deeds OF daring. lie is too lazy TO work
TOT living aud prowls around at night In
order to get something to keep his family
from starving. Our people ought to keep
their sho, guns loaded Tor such characters.
and give them warm reception,
one OF our society young ladies' is so
enamored with certain young man that she
meets him at the gate every Saturday even.
ing with a wheels barrow, and wheel him TO
the hall door there he is ushcrcd ia the
parlor where he enjoys the sweet melody
OF some operatice airs until a late hour
when he kisses his affanced good night
telling her he must go home now aud see
pap
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nNzrLroN
Of The Argus.

Correspondents of The Angus.
Misses Ada MioAals. Agatha and pora
Friend were al Glade Bethel ON Sunday
night.
DepSrted--Willie Falkner;
Dearest Willie, how We MISS youl
Hearts will burn aud tears will fall
Sadly. VIC farewell Hiss you.
Good bye Willie from us all
Clark Spikcr in rapidly gainlus fame in
local circles The community is grateful
for his valuable services ON May ,7,h
MIS- Jacob Spikcr took stroll SUNDAY.
after being confined to the house Tor sever.
al weeks
Some OF our boys went To MARYLAND
festival last Saturday night. They returned
enraged and hungry. grnmbling an sorts OF
maledictons
The devotion 20 duty ol A. w. Maust.
who Is acting as temporary postmaster. has
won him the thanks and admiration OF all
the citizens Of our onterprising town
Jacob Nicola is a candidate for Mayor.
when our town is incorporated
Diana Jones and Arlotta Friend were at
WebhS Chapel last sunday
II is rumored that the ice cream at the
festival, Saturday, was responsible for tho
illness Of the Guthrie sisters. We are in.
formed that the condition OF Miss Mar, is
serious.
We hear that vigilance committee Is to
be organized, We fail to see any reason
tina, this should be necessary.
young woman was In town the other
day TO purchase a mattoek. The gnaw!ng
pangs of our curiosity arc almost unbeara
Bile.
Melvy Friend intimates that prayer meet.
inss should be held In tho church. aud no,
IN front OF his house, as was done recently
by some jealous workers.
Mrs. Bevans, having wearied OF amateur
farming has returned to PHtsburg
As a result Of melee engaged in by
Mossrs Falkner Smith and +. Bittner. IL
that MI, Bittner is so incensed over the
matter that he says he will put Il In the
hands OF his father.
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ROCKVILLE ITEMS.

Correspondence Of the Argos
Hurrah for Brown for Congress
Much sickness In our community.
y II. Gibson was visiting relatives at
Pisgah Monday
chas. Galloway is saving on his ssw.mlll
now.
Fine prospects for all kinds OF fruit this
season.
Monday morning our people we're sur.
prised by big frost, but no damage was
done
Miss Eta r. Gibson is al home from
two weeks stay In Kingwood.
Err King and Homer Gibson were call.
ing on the two Misses Gibson's sunday
evening
Miss Eta r. Gibson Is the posscssor Of q
handsome Esty organ through Gale. the
agent
Orgal walls and Miss Myrtle Michael spent
sunday the goes, Of Mr and Mrs Anon
Fotman
$ Gibson went to Moreantown sun.
day after bis sister who has been visiting
Mrs J.. NJ. Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs y. %. Walls Of plseah.
spent Monday AZ Valley Point. purchasing
goods
Many Of our people will spend Decor
alton Day in Morganlown, there will be
nothing doing here.
Mrs Belle Wolfe is on the sick listat her
daughters. Mrs Laura Miller.
Several will take The examination the
coming week and few will 60 10 school
this summer
~. Jenkins spent few days visiting his
old haunts che FIRST offhis week. returning
70 Morgautown. Thursday
Ira G. Gibson, who has been running
drug store al Enterprise W va is now
spending two weeks under The parental
ROOT before starting DIS drug store 10 King
wood
The wet weather has retarded corn plant
ing very much. and some Of our farmers
think they will have to foplant.
Mcssrs Chauucy Wilson. Henton Graham
and Leslie Martin were trying their lock on
the 6nny tribe last Saturday. bot guess
their luck was poor only getting couple
lide ones.
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IAKE,s RUN

Correspondence Of The Argus.
After having beautiful spring weather we
have had some very cold and wet days and
a frost, which some thinks has Injured the
fruit.
William y Fitchuel was the guest OF D.
I. Cues Saturday.
6 VI. Radabaugh was the guest Of Reu.
ben Greenhouse Thursday.
Mrs. D. +. Cue is very poorly at this
writing.
Mary Radabaugh was calling on A. N.
raylors one evening last week.
Died on the 18th Of May 1901, Constance.
the little daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Frank
Calvert aged ia months and "a days. Lit.
tie Constance was laid TO res, In Wesley
Chapel cemetery Thursday
God has sent his angel
To summons little Constance away:
One sweet flower has dropped aud faded.
One sweet darling now is dead.
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The Buekeye state.
Au.,iuburs. Ohio.

Aus,ioburg, Ohio.
Dear Editor
though would give you a few items
from this part OF tie World This is a
beautiful country We are situated one
mile from Austinburg. little town of
about seven hundred Inhabitants. Has
three good stores, . cheese factory. high
school and good market. 1t Is only
seven miles to Jefferson, the County Seat.
This is quite town aud quite a business
place. and has five thousand inhabitants.
The land is most all level aud man can
pillow Just twice as much here in a day as
he can in West Virginia We are nine
miles from Lake Erie. This is quite a large
body OF wate.. The fish is plenty there
and some very large ones, but Is no good
unless you 90 about four miles out In the
Lake. This has been very wet Spring
here. but we are having beautiful weather
now aud fine prospects for a good crop of
fruit. This is a fine dairy and stock coun-
try. The farmers make their money most
ly by selling milk. Potatoes shoo. oats soc.
corn 90 cts. butter a. cts, eggs ialS
Mrs. ]. $. HARMED.