LO CAL.
NcmvUmIa ol* ArrivitU itud ■>«
|*urlNreK of iHttllo.
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CANDIDATES COLUMN.
n xounckmkxt.
At the solicitation of
iitf one, and unshackled by Conventions,
cliques and entangling alliances, I here'
by offer my*elf aattit Indejieniient-oatuii
tiate for the Lower House of Commons in
the next Legislature.
n»y a Mde E. T, CLEMMONS.
A x NOCMce M E XT.
nouuce.myself x» apludepeiideat 4;aud»
date for the office of ItEUlSTKU OK
Lh»h.l)S> lor Hiuicorabe county, at the en
suing election in August.
my 2 Mde uHAS. KILLIAN.
February 1st 1878.
I respectfully an
4 XX 017NOKMENT. - --
*- I hereby announce
myself a. candidate for REGISTER OF
DKKDS for Haywood County, subject to a
fiif stiilfre® tlbuveniioh. '
J. WILLIS.
"WxynesviUe, y. 0., May :?th, ’78. tf
VNNOL’Nt'KMKXr.
. W. J. GUDGER, of
AVtlTW urgeTTornre S'eWeof
N orth Carolina to represent the Fortieth
District, composed of the counties of Mad- ’
jMOit and Buncombe, subject to the action
of the Democratic District Couvenlion
Madison being entitled to it. it is expected
that her voice will he respected.
my 1« aw MANY VOTERS.
‘y^XNuUNCE AIEN'T.
VVavnksville, X. C.t May Oth, T8. ,
Messrs. Furman k Stone You are au .
thorixed to auuounce the undersigned ns
u candidate to represent the county of
Haywood in the lower branch of the next
General Assembly of the State, subject to
a free and fair Convention of the people
ol said county._ Truly, . . .
^p»y *>►»*' K.U.t)AVIS.
BoAKlHNU Ho(J8K—i mile west of
the Courthouse, on Pattou Avenue. Sit
uation Ts high and dry, with a sunset
view eqiial to that from the surroundiug
peaks. In fare aud aUentiou we purpose
to give satisfaction.
w. S. BAHKfcTT, Proprietor.
Richmond M. Peaisou, Esq., Is in
the city.
Valuable lands for sale at the Ford, of
T*lgeo»i, lit Maywood, very cheap.
Important Notice to the Magistrates
of Buncombe. See the call for your
meeting in another^olttmn.
' J..C. t,. Gndger, Esq., our nominee
*ir Judge, is; tfr thtreity, stopping at the
Bai.k Motel:
* iic cmiuica ui me •huukhiiki- oauimui
School picnic it to-day at Col. Lee’*
Mineral Springs. May it be a day ol
y d'heuiiiiiistof* of several of ourebu reli
es delivered iddman on Sabbath eve
ning Ok temperance matters, looking to
die vote next Thursday..T “
cleaning up and getting ready for the
8uminer . tuvelt- ' Visitor* are - already
beginning to arrive.
. Tire exhibition by tl«e pupil* of the
school connected with tbs M- lu Zion
Church (polored)wUl take place at the
ctmrchuii Thursday evealug noth Lust.
All friend* Invited to attend,.
‘ Ot'B Youmu rKlE.NI> W. W. Vandi
ver has been assisting at o'Ur'post office,
the past few weeks- We wish Col. Fagg
con Id give employment to Mr. V.., lor
with Mr. Briggs and Mr. V. no office in
tbw^tata would be ruu better* . j
Kev. W. H. Ferguson, t lor worthy pa-J!
tor of file M. E. Zion Church, (celored.)
will address Ills congregation ou next
Sabbath evening on the.kuportaut tern- j
Iterance question now. agitating our
e Humanity. Ollier prominent eolorcd
citizens .will also deliver addresses ou
the same subject.
The telegraph poles are up between
our town and liendereouviUe. We hope
Hie wires mar soon, be up. and our
friend Jesse Murrimon may be duly
t Mailed, for It is greatly t»hl» enbrgy
tliat this enterprise has beeit put on
,foot.
All those desiring to enjoy that high
degree of health which pare bloodindn
<et sad maintains should nee Dr. Bull's
-Blood Mixtur*. '
*1MB POMOfcOOifrAh iNTOltligW OF
Wkstkrn Carouna.—iti the publish*
e<l phxasedinga of the sixteenth session
®L.tlie AiueHcan Pomological Society,'
held hi Baltimore, Mil., in September
hist, we Diiil the. following letter Iron)
Cftpt'. Xatt Atkinson, from this county :
Asheviijjs, Bmieoiiilte Co., Jfrtr, )
-August 10tlir 38T7. / -w
Mr\ Briny. Cha nmm General
Committee American Pomotogicul tSoei
*y • • V - •
Dear Sir—Your kind favor some time
sinee received, asking me to aid the
Chairman of the Committee on Fruits,
from this State, [u furnishing a prone r
re|»ort to your society, l fully intended
to comply with alter the manner of your
circular enclosed me. but sickness in my
family and other causes have, up to this
time-, prevented- mo from doing.sa ^ and.
I suppose, by this tlirte, a report has
been made for this State ; but-1 beg in
u brief and general way to refer to tills
pari of our Sture, and Its adaptation to
fruit culture, and liope you may -not
think it amiss to allow it a place in your
next.Volume.. Our elevation abuveiixlc
water, from 2,000 feet In our vulleys, to
G,700 feet, our highest point (Mount
Mitchell,)together with ottr southern lat
itude, makes tills, in my opinion, the
finest fruit climate under the sun H e
are free from extremes of heat aud cold,
with a most delightful climate, noted
for its evenness of temperature, aud
this, togetlmr with our long seasons tor
growing brings frnit ro great iiertectiou,
not only as to size hut in uuulitv as
well.
.Notwithstanding tills grunt bounty
bestowed, upon us by nature-fur fruit
growing, that business from any intci
Hgvtit stitmf pbhft can- hiwdiy-be said to
be in its ini,nicy yet. After a luaulier,
however, we have ruiseii fruit, and for
tile last titty years you could hardly go
to a farm house Where you did not find
u.ue.wr two, and, .somHimeiiiuwe,. varies
ties ot line apples. Every one who saw
them (strangers) was astonished at their
great size mid line llavor. but in eouse
Illlelicc of our remoteness from market,
no one cared to raise more than w as
necessary for home consumption. Our
surplus was dis|H>sod of by being hauled
in wagons to Tennessee, Georgia, Month
Carolina and the eastern portion sf this
State—often a distance ot a hundred
miles or more over rough roads—where,
their superiority alw ays commanded the
highest price; sometimes as much as
fire 'luU'/rx pet bint/ict. Hut within the
last tea y ears railroads have lieeu grad
ually approaching us, until how scare
about to w itness the completion of two
tine railroad lines crossing each other at
this place,* which will be completed in
about twelve mouths.
Since tills better state of tilings lias
been nearing us, we have been buying
and planting murc-extcnsiveorchards of
dllfereut kinds of fruit, of the finer and
more improved varieties. A few of
these here ami t lie re' have eofne into
bearing, and it lias thus been Ocinnn
strutetT that the same varieties grown
here are larger and of liner ipuditv than
they are <>n any other portion of tub
globe. To illustrate this fact, I will
metniou. that 1 have seen -speehtteHs-of
die Fall Pippin that weighed twenty
two and a hulf ounce*; Stuck in,/ham or
Equinddy twenty-two ounces; Huff
twenty-four ounces; Twenty Ounce 1‘ip
pin fwenty-four ounces, and other va
rieties in .proportion, and this loo oir
stiuulard trees, and. without any special
care or attention.
v**i/ me wur .ippics or superior
Rise aud<iuality, but tlie name unir be/
said of |/■■„/■'—y i--- clmrfies anil tlie
small fruits. Grapes rarely rot in any
»'e uever have a failure of apples, and'
oirbiff thermal belts (about three hun
dred feet above the vallerson themoun
■talu- sides,) the peach seldom tails, as It
is free from frost, except in mid-wlnier.
such a Held lor their enterprise and op
erations. We are lu the miilst of tlie
south, with a market foroiir tine 'fruit In
every direction, east, west, north and
south. We waiit limn expericueedllu.
the business, and with capital snlHieient
Uiso haw an I ill Olive, asid a lew years
will deinoustrale what 1 have asserted
as our merit in this respect. Our lands
are cheap (from.$1 to sm per aere,) and
we have the finest climate and purest
water that providence lias given to any
portion of the ,,/Vmecieatt Continent.—
Our Inhabitants are luiiisiiliily peaceable
and law-abiding,'imiHvftt.weleoio*! gtiod
citizens from any portion, of the' globe.
It Will afford me pleasure to give To de
tail any information that I may he able
to' impart, relative to the country, to
those who may address mu at tills place.
Very respectfully yours, Ac.,
If ATT Atkinson.
Mks. Jakes Barnett, residing uear
Murphy In Cherokee county, re
eehi.y gave birth to twin girls, joined
together at tlie breast-bone. or rullirt
having but one breast-plate.' Tliey
were perfectly formed in otlier respects,
Their little faces Were together, and
arms were around each other. Tlie*
lived but a short while. Under the skii
.fill treatment of Dr. Patton, Mrs. B. i
doing very well.
veyWjiy.^-,.f , y ■ I
Pursuant to tli*,'*D lMlw<l by the'
Chairman of tins K**cotlve Committee i
ol the »th Judicial Bktrict, the delegates !
elected at the several Cotiuty Con yen- !
lions, met ill Dlsti let Convention, In the t
Academy Building, at W*yIMf*vIlle,
Huy woo<I county, on Tuesday the 21st
inet i at 1V o’clock* A» Mi, and were
culled to order by W. B. Ferguson, Ksq.,
\ he Chairman of trie Executive Commlt
t -C. ' •
Capt. M, C Tumi, of Henderson, wa«
nominated for President of the Conven
tion, but declined U»e honor, wlwreupon
Mr. C. B. Way . of Buncombe, was tiieu
nominated and elected. On taking the
dmir Mr. Way delivered a short speech
oil the issues or the tfby, alter which lie
thanked the members tor the lionorcon
terred upon him.
thrmorlrm, tmreditnrrof ~i«W Demo—
emtic paper* published in the District,
who might be prose ntyAVererequested
t<» act as Secretaries of the Convention
i H M Furman, of the Ashevi Up ClTJLZKN,
| ami W M A If Ison, of the Hendersonville
Anr if/fl, being present, were thus
: pressed low Be rvlceiu Secretaries. —~
On motion ul ii B Weaver, of Bun
combe,- it M;as agreed That 4l»e Demo
crude vote polled in each County in the
District, at the General Election In
I87t», be recognised as tho basis of Its
representation In the Convention.
On motion of Dt* Woodtin, of Macon,
it Committee of U Was tlien appointed
by the Chair to anbertaln and .report
each vote.
The < dmmitiee after a short oousolta
lion »«*(N>rted as tbHowsi
Crail;im ami Cherokee entitled to C86
voles; Clay, d!2; Macoii, 747 ; Swain,
I ransylvaiuu, 4J7; Henderson, 710;
Madison, 856; Buncombe. 1,0(1$; To
tal vote, 7,0ol ; .Necessary to nomi
nate,
v on vein ion men, on motion,
took u i‘t*Ct*.^ on>ne lioiir, —*'•'
Un reassembling, A motion vrns car
ried to proceed 10 the nomination of
candidates lor Superior Court Judge,
whereupon,
Air Furman, of Buncombe, nominated
Col A T Davidson, of Buncombe.
l>r Woodlin, of Mhcoii, nominated
Cupt (' M McLoud, of Buncombe. .;
Mr binitli, of Hay wood, nominated J
C L Gudger, Esq , of Haywood.
Dr llillianl, of Buncombe,- nomlna ■
ted Hon Jus 11 Merrhnon, ol buncombe.
Tlie’ Convention then proceeded to
ballot with the following result :
1st Ballot—Gudger, 3,(Mid; McLoud,
2,*03; Mcrriuiou, .1,169: Davidson, 1,
100.
2nd Ballot—Gudger, 2,903; McLoud,
*1,879 ; Merrhnon, 850; lhividsou, 968..
3rd Ballot—outfger, 3,100 ; McLoud,
2,85¥ iAlemmou, 724 ; Davidson, ¥50
4th Ballot—Gudger, 3,484 ; McLoud,
2,700; Merrimon, 0¥2; Davidson, 7i4.
5th Ballot—(ludger, 3,578; McLoud,
2,806 ; Merrhnon, 1,266 ; Davidson, ;
Oih Ballot—Gudger. 3,578 ; McLoud,
2,085 ; Merrimon, l.ltii ; Davidson,
7th Ballot—Gudger, 2,950-; McLoud,
2 807; Merrimon, 1,206; Davidson, 0287
8th Ballot—Gudger, 8,000 ; McLoud,
2.8u7 ; Merrimon 1,3a#; Davidson, 418.
At this stage of tlie proceedings, Dr
Weaver, of Bnucotube, ottered a resolu
tion referiug tjie question of the selec
tion of a Judicial Candidate fbr this
District, to the State Convention, short
| ly to assemble at Jt^lelgh;
Ou being read, a (notion was prornpt
j ty mude.-md'^roouded to hty iUv remrfti
liou on tDe table, and the vote being
j called by counties resulted ns follows :
For the motion, b247 ; Against 1,
So the resolution was laid ou the t* i
wc U iiA mrtfkM* 1
iilli liiiiktfer>^HJgeiv ilcLuud,
2,70tj Mammon, -l.dod.
[Notk.—In justice to Col. Davidson, j
wo muststate that prior to tin* balfot J
having been taken, it Miittj^ij*;rallj uti*
Softer
although not otticially announced by the |
Chair, that his mnne was witlidrawn.]
At this sta*re of the- proceedings 'Japt
Miller, of Henderson* moved that the
Convention cease ballot ting for J udgc
and try Rs Hand on the selection ot *a»
candidate lor solicitor. .The. motiow al
though promptly seconded, encountered
a-slmm of opposition, and on being puU
to a vote, was defeated by a very large
majority. Tbe C'uuveuUou then pro
ceeded to the
loth ballot—GUulgen, $,897 ; Me Loud,
2,807 ; Mcmmou, 1.047.
Ufh ballot—©udger 3,504; Mclydtul,
‘Wat?lu*kmoK, »,3S£-:’«-*
Just before the voting commenced on
tiic next ballot, a delegate Iron Hun*
combe County put In nomination Col
U Coleman, of' Asheville. The vote re
sulted as follows:
12th ballot— Gtidger, 3,082 ; McLotid,
2,082 , Mernmou, 1,859; Coleman, Wo.
13t h Ballot—Umlger, 5,2tfl ; Me Loud,
1,125 ; Merrnuoi , Iatfft.
While tlie secretaries were engaged
lu counting up the vote, *ud be lore Lite
result could be announced by tile
diair, it appearing Is the Convention
that Mr. Gudgcr was Lite uoiuinse, on.
motion of C'apt Miller* of HetuWrauti,
his uoiuination was made unanimous*
not a single vote being oast in tlie neg
ative. Tbe chair then announced that
J C C Gudgvr, of Haywood was the
nominee of the Convention, he having
received a m ajority of alt the votes poll#
ed. .•
On motion of tlapt MUlsr, of Ilender
•on, a committee of three wu appointed
by the chair to inform Mr Gudger/ of
the result, consisting of Messrs.Mliler,
of Henderson \ Wood 11 n of Macon and
Moorevpf Buncombe. "" 1 - . . i .
On motion, the convention then pro
ceeded to nominate a candidate tor So
licitor* of the District, whereupon 6 8
Ferguson and W L Tate, of Uavwood,
8 VPiokeiis, of Henderson, Kope Ellas,
of Macon, and T F Davidson of Bun
combe, were placed in nomination by
their respective friends. A ballot was
then gone Into with the following re
sult t * • .
1st Ballot—Ferguson, 3.634; Tate,
1,0W ; Fickens, 7lo; Silas, 747 t David
*onu l.4«^ .
2nd Ballot—Ferguson 5,133; Pickens,
710; Davidson, 1,8«9; Tate, — ; Ellas,
On motion tho^ nomination of O 8
Ferguson was then made uuanlmous.
- Mr. Dm Igor being present was then
Intrtnhicvd and briefly thanked tire Coil-,
veutlon for tl»e honor conferred.
Mr Ferguson, being also present, was
then eaded upon to address t)»e Conven
tion, which he did ncuJy and appropri
atefy. - ' ^-• .•
Tire following resolution* were then
presented and nnjMJhnoudy a doji ted :
Reaol&fd, That the Male A i.iiventton
soon to assemble at italeigh. lo pla^e in
nomination candidates.tor. thc.vacioui
Judicial offices, Is re#neeifully acquest
»d to place iu nominal ion J t; I. CJudger,
Esq., of Ifaywjod. as tli*- c.mdtdale for
lodge of the Hojierior€ >*«trt «rt this Uth
Judicial Districr. i
/tender, i, *, W X II gUlltll. ,4
Wake, »> the lh>l rhl.U v of UiU Judh-hti
Ulstrioi tor oltbe
Uortri.
7f«rdeed, That the thutittf of this
Coiivt MiU.ii are due and are hereby ten*
ih r.-«i i« C it Way, Esq., lor the fairness,
shinty :u>4uHmm«y*lfiKwhM> Ik* ha^
iliseliargcd the duties of l‘iv>h;. nt of
this body. ~
Rtrdrei, That our thank** are due to
the n*|irt*Meii(utivea of the Iteitiocnitic
Press oi ili*» UUtiici. lor iholr kind and
efficient nsMbdance a* S<*cvUriw, mid
vve request them to publish as much of
the proceedings a> they may deen of in
terest to the people*
Unsolved, That om thanks are due to
the Trustees of WuynesvUlc Academy/
for the use of the same for the purpose
i»f this Convention.
Unsolved, That tlie thanks of the citi
zens of this' Judicial District, are due and
»re hereby tendered to Major W L
Tate, for tlie efficiency honesty apd
rtdellty which has characterized his dis
charge of the duties of the office of So
licitor during the past four years.
'Hie Con rent ion then adjourned sine
die.
C. B, Way. President.
R. M. FURMAN, \ u ,
W. M. ALLI80H, ^8eC^Vt,lrl*,,- —
Tempekance Mektino8.—At a
meeting held In the M. E. Church on
Sunday evening by tlie various con
gregations in town, the cause of tetii
peraoce was freely discussed, and steps
taken to give full notice to the entire
township of tlie Importance of a full,
turnout by the township voters on tlie
day of election to be held In AslievUJe on
Thursday tith day of June. ^ —
_ The^ tbUowlwg , gentlemen have con*
senUnl to deliver addresses ill ttiis
township on next SabbathJ evening at
4 o'clock : Reynold's Chapel by J. Ilut
tilck; lleaverdam. Dr. J.8. T. Baird ;
Haw Creek,. Rev- Geo. Bel); West’*
Mitchell will address the several cougre- ;
gallons-in town between now and tlie
day of yleeRoiiw - ^ j :~j
' The citlaens of tlie town are request
ed to meet at the, Courthouse on Tues
3ffSV^)5F &
us there will be addresses made by. >a
rums persons.
.Died.—JLn Asheville, on the23J lust-,
ultlnr residence of £*wd»t Sluder, £aq.,
AUmrlea- A>l>wh»rilv,. uedyeon of 1>r."
William M. uuddieslec A-Dwinelle of.
New ..York aty, aged 18 years. and 7
months. Ills funeral took place Satur
day evening at Lite Bplseopat church,
and the rcn.aim were buried in the cent
etery of that church. All that kind,
friends oould do was done to ameliorate,
the t»u lie rinks of tlie young stranger, bub
ti»e seed# ot \ he;de*t ribyer had been tear
deeply sown. Our community sympa
thizer deeply with the bereaved trie ml*
and kindred. •' • .
Best in the STATK.*-t>ur quondam
townsman, John Aston, was sub
jected to a.thlrd test as uudl agent on
tt»e W. N. 0. K. It. last week, and <lis
trlbated 1,258- packages for as many
offices In North Carolina in 58 minutes
without making a single error. We un
dertake to say no other route agent has
done this, and Johnnie’s salary ought
to bo raised. . ; V
The annoyance occasioned by tht con
tinual crying of the baby, at once ceases
when tbe cause is (as It should* be)*
promptly removed by ailing Dr. Ball’s
llaby byrop. Pries 25 cents per bottl*.
. Hra. Herndon is eipcettnganother tm- “
portant aiidUton la bar beautiful Mock
of millinery and fancy mode for the
Indie#. She now Jms on baud a beautU
fW assortment of rery attractive goods,
the name# of which we cant mention.—
But they are pretty and cheap, and, do
make the girl* look sweet aud pretty. .
Bar. Oeorga Sum may, aud family, of P -
C'arington, Ky., are riaitiog hi# father A. ”
T. Summery, Kaq., and other laHitlTel.— -
They lore their Kentucky home a# we
am aura they are lored there. Their
many friends bare welcomed them back
for a aeaaon.
We iurite the especial ettaetlon of our
reedere to the edrertieemtat elaewhere of
the Nissan Vfagon Manufacturing Com. .
P»nj of Safcm.N.C, They pledge them,
aelrei to Suit in both price# had qualify
of work. Write tor price* aod other
particulart. , ""
Ooon roa Boa.—We tee from a late
number of the Galveston Aruer that our
young friend and farmer towoamen, R. V.
Dnvidson, Eaq., took .the premium . at a
picnic—aa the handaoineat lawyer: price,
gold pen. oo it. Bob. ••
A Hundred Tears Ago—Mr. John
Pariah, living -ner French Broad, tliia
county, semis os a bullet taken front
the heart of an oak tree. Inside of'over
one hundred ring#, or, a# the wise have
It, Imbedded there over one bundled
yearn ago Now who pot It there. Is
the i|iterry. it la the old round sort;
uacd .u revolutionary time*. _
Pt rtLB for thk Normal School—
«n.\;~ t*M« % following telegram from
waj. Wilson explains lUeif: *
Moroanton, Way 2oth.
CUiZi*. ;-r-By request -of„tUo
S»fjri.* authorities!: have Instructed the
conductors on tl»s W.X.0. R. R. to pass
tV«M* W charge all persons goingio attend
+h«* N nnuul Scliool nt the University.
J. W. Wilbon, President.
W« have a very good letter of advice
from donee Bailey, one of our most' re*
spectabie and respected colored clti*.
sens, addressed to Ids people upon the
whlskey.questiou. Next Thurday Is the '
time for the toWfrfhip and town-to vote
on the question, and hi* letter Is most
timely, but we much regret we received
it too late for admission, aq other mat
ter had been in hand. If the colored
people would take the advice of Jones,
and others, and let liquor alone, tliey
would 1*6 the better; tor it is tbe color
ed vote which is mostly -relied upon to
Xln vote liquor In town. We wish
could see that It will -do our city uo
good. _ .
Wkavkuvillk Dots—Our Weaver
viile correspondent gives us the follow. ^
lug items:
A match game of Base Ball between
the Beaverdatn aud Weaver villa dub •
took place here ou Saturday last, com* -
iiumcing at 0 o’clock, aud closing at 2
o’cWk, resulting In the victory of. the
latter club. Mr. Will Blair of Asheville :h~
was the Umpire, aud to his good judg* :-~
ment and correct decisions the smooth- . -
ness of the gams Is attributable
A dialy mall to this place is an Advau
trtge SOAR to’ fte reaftpeef. -Another '
proof of the efforts that Vance the tire
less Is muklrig for the country. Bali for
Vance 1
» "V ”1 pU|TM«H4UU« iUI VUIII—
meiicdmcut I* linml. Ui. flh« village.
QUV, W expecting and making prepara
tions for many Summer boarders.
'l'lie oomfoit title rooms and good fare ol. .
this house »ltt soon ' recommend It: to •'
the public^ Around the village are
■lecided charm and be no swafThieeiit
Ive til visitors wishing to shun lor a
while the hum of business and the heat
:of the crowded cities; and Indulge in the
quietude and. rejuvinuilng ptaaaiiros of
rural Ufa- Only a. doana miles distant ™:
Is Craggy, one of the must enchanting
mountains tiait dots Western Carolina.
Morn oflt heiuaOcri . . . __
rvsf. McCartliry, of WeaserviUe Col
lege, has Just cine Id a series of lessons
‘ In vocal, music. His score of special pu
fills in this scleuce wore fortunate In
invlag such » teacher. Prof. M. was ~
or. W. L. Keagau Is acquiring for
llimsell a reputation and a.tname hero,
as a successful youug praetjbilouer. May
he win as many laurels In tbs profession
as has Ids lather. .*-■
There la a new member hi the Wool
en Factory linn. He hasn't any name
yet. A Hue boy. Lkd Punch..
Dos’t Wuatt so Utsn!—Gtr a Dod
isutw Sssrisu MaealNs_John W.
He liar tie (ia use of ths Courthouse) bss
the best mad cheapest Scoring Machine ia :—r
America.. - lie ess Mil you as good or
better machine for thirty dollars than you
hsrn been paying forty-flvs dollars for
ce sad srn the machins and conrtacs
yourselves. Cash or produce taken la '
sschaogs, apVS-Sni