Boone County Recorder . he county, and thenegro was arrested and lodged injail at Georgetown. A W. Gaihes, son of Hon. J. AGaines is now visiting his relativesin this county. He hat ^eeo lo-cated in Chattanooga, Tennessee,for several years, and observed thatcitys boom in all its various stagesand now considers her boomless, asubstantial and prosperous growthhaving superceded the boom. has the appearance ot hav-ing been handled gently by timesince he left this section of theconn try and cast his lot with theaonny South. *„, »« «a» • AT Norwalk, August 21st, in the2:28 class, after hav
Boone County Recorder . he county, and thenegro was arrested and lodged injail at Georgetown. A W. Gaihes, son of Hon. J. AGaines is now visiting his relativesin this county. He hat ^eeo lo-cated in Chattanooga, Tennessee,for several years, and observed thatcitys boom in all its various stagesand now considers her boomless, asubstantial and prosperous growthhaving superceded the boom. has the appearance ot hav-ing been handled gently by timesince he left this section of theconn try and cast his lot with theaonny South. *„, »« «a» • AT Norwalk, August 21st, in the2:28 class, after having won twoneat* and lost one, W. H. P., owned by W. H. Powell, of New York,dropped dead in the fourth H. P. was a lour year old withrecord of 2:28. He was sired by. A. Riddells Hambletonion. Hei driven three heats over1, trotting each mile in , and wag entered for ther Oak, an€ had a private reo-1:18. Hto owner had refused I Boone county 1 It was r mountain coun dont strike the hour in a ma. A few nights after the killing by §«^?^.TM^rpa^ *d^n&^|liihmenrot a t&plate industry in this country are gene. The loudestand brassiest of the tin-plate organsare ashamed* to repeat them. Thereis no tin-plate industry in America,nor any sign of -One. There is stillsome faint lying about it, but it isgrowing fainter and mast soon It is reported that Judge AllenM. Morrill, of Alabama, will be ap-pointed to fill the vacancy on the in-terstate commerce commission cansed by tho death of Gen. Bragg. Anumber of candidates have beenspoken of, among them two or threefrom Alabama. Representative Her-bert is said to be willing to resignhisseat in the House to accept theposition. Ex-Representative Ham-mon of Georgia, and ox-Senator Be-gan, of Texas, are mentioned as pos-sible candidates. Judge Morrillwas formerly a law partner of Sena-tor Pugb, who will probably urgehis appointment The Comtroller of the currencyscertificates extending the corporateexistence of th
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