CLIPPINGS. It is pr<»|H!«e«| t » ca'I a mooting of the citizens «u* Talent and vicinity for the W lit is th« re funny «l»..nt this? purpos«» «.f « rgani zing a Gocd Roads as A recent ad\« r! i« i:t in a country .'»••eiatton, wIi' s«* object it will !•«• to ini- new spa per navis thu : i “ • Por sale, a bull- | rove the roa«ls in this vicinity. The terrier «I •«» tv,o yc ti • ohi W il, i at anv- «pitstion of roads is being agitated all thing: Apply at over the country. People are waking up • very • toi’d of ch’ldren. this of I co.’’ to toe f.a«'t that the .road is one of the leading factors >n the development ofanv («orni Roads. • ’ • • paction of country, and to have good roads rciiuires the expenditure of no small a- D-m’t **’i »w this to an undertaker: nmunt of work and money, together with “No useless coffin enclosed his breast,’’ a liberal admixture of brains. Our road Nor in sheet nor in shroud they wound * system is radically wrong. The county him, road tax is imade«|Uate to do more than l «»r he monkeyed with toe lynnmite temporarily patch tip the worst places Ami his comrades never found him. ami our roads continue to be a public , - Detroit Tribune. nuisance instead of a public benefit. Indeed such highways or low-wavs— I W hat if Mr. Brown had been fully a- as wi have in Jackson county ought to wa ke? be a disgrace even to an Indian reserva Mrs. Brown (nudging Mr. Brown who tion. It w ill not do to wait for the county snores with his mouth ojeh)- William, to make the first move. Public spirited you’d make less noise if you’d keep your citizens muat organize and take the work mouth shut. in hand and give pointers to the c«iuntv Mr. B row n (only half awake) Su’d on r«»ad making ami repairing, for the peopk in general seem to he slow to ci ni * v«»u. I.ifct pt« bond the great advantages to he de rived from first class highways. Thepro- Some men thirst while others drink, • loped organization may not get beyond Some men talk while others think , the gas stage of the enterprise hut that is W hy are these things so? better than no tn >ve . But more anon Some men smile while others swear, C’oxey has served his time and is now Some men.« heads ha ve brains to spare. whooping up Coxevi.'ni again. Of coll ! >»• Others’ heads all run to hair h:s i mprisonment has added to his n«’t< r- W hy arc these thing so? iety. lie will now probably go on the F - Washington News st Ige Ui r run for Congress. F F I I < July t h< se w ho v. e: < there can aj pre ciate this: j Novel suit that of I’m lc Sam against the estate of Senator Stanford to ncowr $15,COO,(»00 that the great philantln p;* t forgot to turn over to the government. Will Vnvle Sam win? Well hurdiv. Mr. Stay home (of Stephen, ’ you were a'. Chicago day, us they <•;»)! not ? ♦ • < fravfdle«! nephew Yes, I distinctly h-member I was there. v “Now tell me honestly, SPphen, was k • » A A ' A A A«A 4*A A « then more p<*'>| lc there that «lax (han we DEALER IN I id at any «mo time at th»- Centennial?” CENTRAL POINT 1 “I n< le Benjamin, there were more pc«» FLOUR AND FEED. I • at the W« rl«l’s fair Ui.it «lay than II • • • w is on carth at the time of t he Ceil* I TALENT, <>!{!'.< iON. tci n ( li,i ,g-o I ribum*. 9 I * ♦