The Greensboro patriot [January 5, 1883]

              THE GREENSBORO PATRIOT.
ESTABLISHED IN 1825. GREENSBORO. N. 0., FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1883.
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B. IIIIMICV.
Fdll.r A) I'raprietar.
ISBORO, JANUARY ;, 1883.
—The holes and gullies on Cedar street
have been filled in, a decent lidewalk
an 1 altogether it is in
:. Chan it has been in 50
rtith is a good worker.
lott has taken Dr. York to
rn nstrate to the admin-
■ >.f the "Liberal" ]>arty
Iiic j ; used through
this visit is inter-
1 move on the U. S. dis-
Dispairing of selling liis val-uable
historical compilations to
tlic State, Col. Wheeler, in ins will,
lias made a tiequcst of then). Some
public spirited citizen will now of-fer
to pay the cost of transporta-tion
from Washington. Ho doubt
the Legislature will graciously al-low
them a place in the State ar-chives.
The felicities ot" the sea
son forbid that we should pursue
this topic.
The confidential correspond
enee between Garfleld and Star-route
Dorsey, published elsewhere,
only shows that Garlield shared
the alacrity with which Dorsey en-tered
into the dirty work of the
Presidential campaign. It is a
despicable and disgraceful busi-ness,
ami demonstrates the ut-ter
rottenness of tin- Republican
party. The people have not called
it to account a day too soon.
Judge Bond, in whom the
Republican party baa always found
a really helper in every time of
need, has fallen into disfavor with
I lie Stalwarts liecause. for once, he
lias declined to interpret law to suit
their views. The Stalwart press is
pelting him with stunning display
head-lines.
The hill to aid in the estab-lishment
of public schools is spe-cial
order in the Senate, Jaiiuary
Oth Also, the bill to establish .in
educational fund and apply a por-tion
of the proceeds of the public
lands to public education, and to
apply for the niorecoinplr'.eendow-ment
and support of colleges lor
the advancement of scientific and
industrial education The tirst-named
hill appropriates for the
past year $15,000,000, and reduces
the appropriation a million a year
until ten annual appropriations
shall have been made, when all ap-propriations
shall cease. This fund
is to he divided between the States
and Territories in proportion to
(he number Of persons over ten
years old who cannot reail and
write.
In the House, yesterday. I
Gen. Scales, introduced a resolu-
■ III GREiTUT t 111 \ I Hi i".
THE WORLD.
Kx-Senator Gordon, of Georgia,
has just returned from Europe.
He says the. United States is "the
greatest country in the world.'" In
a mutctial way he thinks it is go-ing
to develop into the richest sec-tion
on the globe; and in a social
way he finds more individuality of
character and more marked orig- other freight traffic from the Che,
inality here in one day than can i upeake & Ohio Railway for poii.ts
be found in Kurope in a month. ! n"'vh-li,°- '\r 11 ««'1,siY,e,.v "Y'r
„ , . , ' ,m % "gin" Midland Hailwav lie-
> i tween CharlottesviUeaud Washing-
1 -
teMtama .»* ■ha Si nitm T™*. I S0I1S beitig at present employed in
Battimtn Saw. this service in our own country,
When the sale of the Baltimore j and 214 in foreign lands.
timishment, then, when about a,& Ohio interest in the Virginia The Society is now engaged for
si- l,v wiTi"',"i "ilima,1(' '" *»y ! "'"i"1' HP Brnault returned home. \ Midland was effectcd.greatly to the the fourth time in the general sup
and twenty-four hours after his ar-, regret of those who apprehended ply of the United States with the
rival the cards were again issued that trade, would as a consequence. Scriptures. Many of the auxilia
for the wedding, and the happy ! be diverted from ltaltmiore. assur- > ries of the Society are co-operating
couple were married in presence of, ances were given that instead of in this work, ami" contributions to
a fashionable assemblage at the operating against it. the change I their rosnective treasuries ought to
residence of the bride's parents. would be beneficial. Those assur be larger than usual, that they iua\
Of course the Senator was not at 1 ances, leading to the expectation . not only be able to accomplish ei
the wedding, and from what can be 1 that Baltimore would be made vir- flcient work at home, but also have
learned, he is unrelenting and re- [ tually the northern terminus of the a considerable surplus to aid the
fuses to recognize his son or trans- , Virginia Midland system, have not general work of the Parent Socict\
fer back to him his property. The been realized. On the contrary, j at this period of increasedexpendi-trial
of the case will be very inter- | the Yirjrinia Midland has linked ; tore.
IU salaries The road bed of the passing between them, thinking ...
main line is in good condition, and [ doubt, that he had forever broken
901 miles of track have been relaid ; off the match. What was his as-with
steel rails.
An agrecineni
last by which the passenger traffic
between the line ofthe Chesapeake
& Ohio Railway and Washington
city was carried over the Virginia
Midland Hailwav between Char-lottesville
and Washington. Un-der
this agreement all cattle and
-The New York Herald clears the present complicated, ex-
$850,000 this year, the Sun has i pensive and odious system of col-paid
10 per cent, each month on its ! lecting tax.
capital of $380,000 and the Time* \ in tBe \Mx ['residential cam- they were emphatic in the state-nets
9200,000. We doubt whether
(*uii.| Hark float?.
Dee. tonia
who man)
1 went to Indiana to live, passed
lis morning in a covered wagon
drawn by attenuated steeds, heading for
Randolph." They were in good
nrhen they left here, but
an absence of several years find all
[One. They have come
back to stay this time, and will spend the
ice of their days in "old Randolph."
. tented elated that after
a long anil tedious journey of several
red miles they were so near their old
. I friends. l'he\ anticipate a
happy
Fa.li'-I li«r a Reeard.
1 Patriot Dee. 30M.
The chase on South Elm last nie,ht
by policem mlted in the
capture of ivvo prominent citizens ol Jairus-to.
vii. Thi > had been to see the "Tou- ] ensuing silinmer.
endeavoring to overtake 1
the Charlotte bound train which was just ;
then pulling out at the depot. The speed ;
nuking excited s
andtheconclusion w«satoocereach- throat cutting, shooting and rob-re
kidnappers. Two ne- bery of hen WOStS that makes up
were run over, and they made the city's daily criminal record is his application a writ was issue
Romehowl. Five minutes aUcrwards not attributed to bad Sewerage,
a negro was to be seen on the streets
also on all brandies made
plis, peaches and grapes, and to I nanoial topjes that the .South will ' ^f1'1''1 to, Lynchburg, Danville,
„ .1...... «t... •.,,• ..1. .riiisti.v to "ill , .... «• .1 . Kichmoml and points south ol Dan-iedi.
ee the tax ""ttVt*" become the richest part of the ,il|(1 A ,,r«,,..!s;,l has beet. sub.
cuts per gallon and to farther in- collllll.v> .,„,i Illilnv ]ilrg,. capital mitted by the North Carolina Bail-piire
into the propriety of abolish- ists .,,.,, inquiring after Southern road Company to lease the road to
investment. He also talked with theVirginiaMidland Railway when
The T.k.rr. Bill. sons that the committee of want to get your grandest idea of
RichmondStale, the Merchants and Maiiufietu- 1 queen, you think of the plain wo
It looks now as it" the tobaeco Iror's Association regard this state man who sat opposite your fathei
bill stood some chance of being "■ things as inimical to our husi-hurried
through Congress. It is \ "ess relations with Virginia, North
sincerely boned that it mav be dis- and South Carolina and Georgia as sometimes to.the thanksgiving ban
posed of with as littledelay as poa. "to make it absolutely necessary for «l"»'i; sometimes to the grave, but
at the table, or walked with him
arm in aria down life's pathway:
many capitalists who are hasfiren^conduded '^"^ BCtl°11 I 8ibIo> ll"'1."1-" by the 1st of .Ian. Una city to own and control a ' line alwa^togcthcr. soothing your pet-interested
in cotton spinning, and
11 Gin. Curtis, of New York, ; ment that they expected to see the
The CUrowlh af H'in.laa.Snloii.
Winston Rrptiblicati.
Notwithstanding, the past year.
uarv our tobacco factories will be I penetra*ing those States, for with I ty gnefs, correcting your childish
again in operation. Great pressure such a line we could forever hold waywardness, joining in your in
is being brought to bear in Con the best sart of the Southern trade, Inutile sports, listening to your
gress to hurry up the matter, and »od, in connection with the West- evening prayers, toiling tor you
era lines, could become one of the with the uocdle, or ar the
\ear's work. 1'erisli the thought
The PATRIOT is content when its
wood subscriptions, dne Nov. 1st
of each year, are paid during the
tain officers of the government from . when the South will be able to ha* has been and is yet, tin-lack
••requesting, giving or receiving drive English cotton goods out of 1
from any Other officer or employe the world's market.
port with that of iast year, there
are two striking contrasts, namely:
In the grade of buildings and the
number of tenements and dwell-ings.
The buildings have in the
main been first-class and of brick.
To our enquiry as to the prospects
of the new year 1883, we arc told
that there never was a time when
—An Illinois court has decided *" "'any buddings were in con-into
custody by the manual!, 011 temptation as now. Another eon
.a that a woman 8 lie about her age ^^ ^ ,.„,.,„,;„„. ,„.,, ,,,..
enough and enterprise e
among our citizens to lake h
lough dying prayer that commended you
hi of to Cod whom she had taught you
of the government any money or The late Methodist Confer-property,
or other thing of value Lneeraised ever $8,000 for church
The Journal intimates that for political purposes."' Upon his ami 8C|100i purposes. Of this
bad sewerage is making barbari- I conviction he was sentenced to pay amount #4,000 was raised for a
aus of Charlotte people. The
pavilion
aline and stand committed until Sl.| 1 jn china !
was made. Being taken
caused by the agitation of tax
should have the effect of pushing
the action of the Senate and the ' :1 !U'".ject of this kind and to carry ,
House. Settle the question of re- '' through to completion if i: wen- The chariots ot God came down to
bate and the tax, and the tobacco shown that the prosperity of the etch her. ami ss she went in all
industry will flourish once more; city is bouud upin sueh aline. In heaven rose up. Yon cannot think
and if the tax is abolished tobaco- »"»>" even! it is well to explain that ';• her now without a rash ol ten-nists
will be relieved forever of all '* « "absolutely necessary" for derncss that stirs the deep fimnda-steps
to be taken to acquire a ,!""s Ol your soul, and
to trust—oh. she Was the queen!
Our Jamestown friends were innocent of
ah the mischief they were doing. Such
speed was never before made on ourStreets,
and considering the mud holes the time
from the opera house to the train was
marvelous.
It is proposed 10 change the time of
holding Guilford Superior court from the
1st Monday in March and September 10
the 3rd Monday in March and Scptem-
. I 1* he pin pose of
the Guilford lawyers to attend
Durt and I ta> >ets to
ulford court- Objections arc
now in order.
—The blind mar. with his go-cart is in
town. He is as blind as a bat but has ed-lle
can value of
. with Ins teeth quicker than most
two ej ran. He has traveled
2,000 miles with his cart, selling pins,
C >m yo-wl!
ions other things. He was
an 1 :> .1 i,aloe of Virginia.
—The saa mills made by the Sergant
man ompany .>'. this place are
coun- *'•>"
The refusal of the House to
take a Christinas recess brought
Sunset Cox to his feet. He said
with perfect seriousness, '-the har-vest
is past, the .summer ended,
and the liepuiilicans are not saved
yet The party is dead, but con-tinues
to wiggle like the tail of a
decapitated snake. The peo-ple
have elected a Congress to
do what they want done, and the
the less this Congress does the
better."
Judge McBae has issued
three injunctions against the Best
Midland 1.'. B. : One restraining
the l-'isst National Bank of New-hern
frsui disposing of tin- bonds
deposited by Best, except in pay-ment
to the Atlantic & North Car-olina
li. I!. Company ill accordance
with the terms of the lease: a sec
ond restraining the Midland Bail
wa; Company from disposing ot
any of the properly of the road of
kind and iii my way, or in any
just ces of the St.- doesn't vitiate her insurance policy. ,„.,„,, „,,„„ tobaoio, and if Con-
. -. 1,1.. ii... 1, 7~a i" • n gress will dispose ot the tax qlies-
Pieine Court to inquire into the ..Hearts ot Steel ,s the f,,,, ;1, „„,,.„!,.,,,. ,,, right- Oth-validity
of his detention. Attcr name of Miss I ishei S lost novel. ,.,-wise we are all wrong.
reviewing the legislative acts of Editor Ashe, whose literary opili-similar
character passed by Con- ions are valuable, says "it h) her
grass from 1789 down to 1ST0, the best.''
court pronounces the ael of the last
mentioned date not only constitu-tional,
but for many reasons highly
~ expedient and proper, and adds:
"If persons in public employment
may be called on by those in au-thority
to contribute from their
The Milton Chronicle is get
ting ready to buckle on to the casl
system after the first of January.
The editor of the Chronicle has
grown gray in the newspaper bus-iness,
and his example ought to be
ACow mOIinri OH.
Hawkuisvilte (O.i.) Dispat k.
The most aged cow in Georgia—
perhaps in the United States—is
I by a citizen of Hawkins
anxiety for the future of trade.
A Prediction lor 1883.
II 'i/miNgtfftt Review.
The press of the State is almost
unanimously in favor of there-elec-tion
of Senator Ransom and re-elected
he will be.
A Ilia I laim.
A numberof descendants of Jut..
Bladenmore, of Pittsburg, have, it
is stated, set up a claim to the
ground upon which stands the ITni
ted States Capitol. White lions,
through line to the South, wilh
Baltimore for its northern termi-mis
The Alexandria Oaseltesays that
it was understood at the recent
stockholders meeting of the Vir-ginia
Midland company (hat, in
consequence of the failure of the
Bichmond cv Danville Railroad
much a child again as when yon
cried on In i lap: and it you could
bring her back again t i speak just
once more your name, as tenderly
as she used to speak it, yon would
be willing to throw yourself on the
soil that covers her,crying: "Moth
•■r! mother!'' Ah! she was the
queen—she was the queen Now.
can you tell me how many thons
and miles a woman like that would
Terminal company to pay a re
mainder of 1*000,000 still due tin
Baltimore parties who sold theroad, unvfl '" travel down before she got
the latter propose to resume the to the ballot box ? Compared with
and
1Q „r! full of warning and instruction to
personal income to the expenses ot , ... . , , - .
fusal Other publishers. is cash HI ad-political
campaigns, and a re
may lead to putting good men out
of the service, liberal payment may
be made the ground for keeping
poor ones in."
vance or begging
in future.
and dependence
and their ancestors, and '.hat there
is no doubt that the cow is lot)
years of age. We can say for the
owner of the cow—the gentleman
who makes the statement—thai he
one not accustomed to exaggerate,
ami whose word has never been
doubted. The gentleman, 50 years
of age. is.: member of one of the
old and noted families of the State.
try. Mi. VVi liatn Love, of this place,
I up highly pleased
wise encumbering the property of
the road, except for running ex-
On the 7th of November, the
people sat down on Bubbellism; on i- one ofour most esteemed citizens.
The school population of the the-lthof December, the President
United States aggregates 18,000,-1 of the United States put his foot
000. Of this number 10,000.000 on Hubbellism; on the I8tli of De-can
read, while the remaining 7, ccmber. the Supreme court brand
500,000are growing up in total ig ed Hubbellism as a crime. When
norance, as if they were so many I will Congress get ready to do its
young cattle. In a few years half I share in the work of eradicating
of these will be voters, the other Hubbellism I
half mothers of future voters. To WHAT KIIOI/I.D r.:: DONE.
neglect the education of this stu-1 EDITOR PATRIOT :—The stock-ifuv.
uuu iiifta uuun pit Id, hill Hit' p;i*-
No Drreac, s.en. ,„,.„, of the remaining 1000,000has l'-''!"!l- di-'orting the body until in
Texas Si/lings. been extended several times.
••John, what is that peculiar
smell;" asked an Austin man's wife ""')'"fX' Hr,"l;;r--
when he came home very late She Leaama <■.'..//.
expected th: t he would sav that it We believe that we reflect the
was the inc. use they used in the ! sentiment of Buckingham county
that he would tell i when we say that if we had no
ir ol True §.<>\
has been f"
Tli.- I'oi
A sensation created ill
society circles iii Baltimore by Mr.
Krnaiilt Williams, the son of the
Hon. George Hawkins Williams.
President of the Maryland State
Senate, in u tying against his lath
lodge-room, o
some other lie. but she was mista-ken.
"It's whisky, that's what
it is," he replied defiantly. "Mis
crabb- creature." retorted his wife;
••you hive at last got down so low
that you have not got decency left
to try to lie out of it."
On, flnmiliirlure..
Ransom a Dortch might be in de-mand
for the United States Senate.
but while we have a Ransom no
other man need apply. If mil' pen
pie di sired a change the;. Mould
have sostaledduiin ' the campaign.
We see no reason why Senator
Ransom should not be returned to
. the position he has tilled so ably
it is enough in knock the breath .md so acepptabh 10 North Caroii
out of the barons to bear such can „.,
their monstrosities they seem lo
outdo the dromedary slid hip|io|iot-annis!
going as far towilrd dis-graceful
apparel as the) dare go,
so as not to be arrested hj the po
lie.-—i heir behavior a sorrow to the
good and a caricature to the vicious
and an insult to that Cod who
made them •'.omen and no. gorgOUS;
and tramping on, down through a
frivolous ai d dissipated life, to tem-poral
and eternal tl .iiination.— 7.
/>, ir/H Talmaqe.
VI. a Hi. IE..I llllo-r.l. ..I
'•« no, ,
Tar 1.1> i .-
IS Start the new year right
for of the stock alleged to have
M Wilson. Mcoresville, in- been fraudulently issued by the
to ins old home, lie Midland Railway Company and re-straining
them from voting that
stock. ,
He footed it from Crecnsboro to In
! 35 days. This
iunty since he eft
re drafts
during the war and luckily escaped them
al An uncle of Mr. Wilson who]
him io Indiana arid wh
m ived to lllini netime ago,
leavi: • - 00,000. He
ownc>. urishing city
ot Quincy.
The doll-baby of our grandmothers
evoluted into a "being" thai creeps,
but Ue tunes demand
more. A ' ireensboro man is at work on
• unises him fame and
.li that
will wake up ai midnight and howl with
the co'uc Ol croup, or something that wa;.,
and comp il a man u> run e.ait a mil.* fol
a doctor. _
A Plea r.r Ike Paar.
: emcfhbsr, _■ ly,
a who bask in Fortune's ray.
The ye.ii is a.l a hohd.n
ml) Christinas.
rith velvets mantled <>Yr
. December's tempest's roar,
,t loan yoin sl.^te.
. she the poor at Chtistmas.
Wl.cn you the costl) banquet
To guest- who never famini I
til, mors 1 from your meal,
n at Christmas,
Tar Btlabl Opiril.
I int minis: -
entered into a com
binal
Without there i in : noancemenl
. the diflerent ministi rsall occupitd
pulpits other than theircwn. Still no on-
I pulpits with another. A Pres-byterian
preached in the Congrc.:
pulpit, a Baptist at the Lutheran Chinch,
a Congre,- . at the Methodist, ■
Methodist .it die Church of (he Dbcipli -
etc-, etc.. I
fraternity in a common cause was thus
beautifully illustrated.
Shall this grand army of the igno-rant
be constantly reinforced '. Or
will Congress provide for that dif-fusion
of knowledge which is in-dispensilile
to the preservation of
free government.
It was officially determined
iu Raleigh,Tuesday, that Bennett's
majority in the State for Congress-
Why should the internal rev-enue
system be repealed f
(l.)Becauso it is a system of spy
taxation.
(2.) Because it sends a deputy man-at large is 111.
marshal anil a deputy collector into
the family ofevery man.
(.-!.) Because it maintains ."i.lMMi
officers for its collection.
(4.) Because it costs eo.OOO.OOtl
to colled it.
siety here that Mr. Brnault Wil- -»<jl,000,000 invested ill breweries, subscribed for by the other tohac
liams was engaged to be married .,nd $62,000,000 engaged in the cocentres. The rigbl men have
A Raleigh spurt bagged a
401) pound duck at Morclicad. It
will be used as a "floater" on I'"ay-etteville
street, and Raleigh sports-men
are anticipating fine duck-ghoOtinK
this winter. By the ivay
for aiiiendineut, its it is certain it | ajiirply states that tic- reasons for into invested in lumber mills,t!77,- 8. Carr, has made Ids report, sel
will be. to have a provision in- the transfer which existed at the 000,000 pot into Hour and grist forth the plan of operations agreed
grafted in the charter authorising time of signing the decdoftrust do „,ills. and ,164,000,000 fixed in on. and it was detrained ta issue.
:■ III.- not now exist, and asks to be given foundries and machine shops. Then i 2,000 bonds ol one tioltai eacii,
the company to extend a branch ot ^f^,Vf hiTowii property. Karly foifows] 8116,000,000, thecapital of with the anderstending that Dm
the road lroiu some point on the . ,.ls, 8pring it became known inso- t|„. woolen and worsted factorial
road near Coble's old Held to or
near Union Factory in Randolph
county. If this is not done let a
charter be given to a company to
construct a narrow guage road be-tween
the two points designated
above, and the road can and will
be built over this short, yet im-portant
line of six miles. X.
TSe «o.pel Aeear«liii« lo l*hoaelirt.
I
to Miss Ltllie Hazolitt. of this city.
Voung Williams is one of the best
known society men in Baltimore,
and the announcement attracted
considerable attention, which did
not wane -vhcn it was rumored that
Senator Williams bitterly opposed
the match. The young man was i"|,,.Sc vast and
need a
the ball roll on.
luractnrc'of agricultural implc- toe matter in charge
nients. These are followed closely know no such word
in order by the capital engaged in
the maiiufac ure of leather, ot
boots and shoes, of carriages and
wagons, of chemicals, ol papn. 0
-lass and of fertilizers. Nearly all
rowin
and
fail.
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Areorriina
Ameriean,
Persons who advocate phonetic
spelling will lie interested in "Tin
flaw Abom ihe Nmmt t
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••If M.II would be truly happy,
my dear," slid ..no No-A Vork ladj
to another, "yon will have neither
neither eyes nor ears when your
interests
apparently determined to have bis need a foreign market for their sur-wav
and the father to have his, and pins productions. Nor 1 1 we
lnUch curiosity was manifested to j„„u [„ new countries forourlleld, husband .,„,,.* I........ la..■ I ... ...
know how the mini, would turn i.nt may well aspire to reach the cub. -les, I know, i «ww
very hearl of Knrope. for we are the other, wearily, "bill
which we to do with my nose 1 out.
ought to stamp it out of our legis-lation.
The reorganisation of the
Virginia Midland, the Baltimore
Kim says, "assures to Baltimore's
transportation interests the consid-eration
to which their magnitude
entitles them.'' Baltimore is rep-le.
eiitediii the new directory by.I no.
E. Huret, chairman of the trans-portation
committee of the Balti-more
Merchants' ami- Manufactur-ers'
Association; John R. Bland,
~.eietar.v of the same association;
William S. Young, chairman of the
Baltimore Corn and Flour Ex-change:
Robert liarrett. Lewis N.
Hopkins, Robert T. Baldwin, Sam-u-
1 Spencer, James Sloan, Jr., and
Win. F. Prick.
the idea of the Dunlin canal by
winters residence in Raleigh.
"The money power at the
top and the liqu«: power at the
bottom," according to Mr. Bcecher,
are the two great evils which this
Government has to contend with.
»
TheStatesville American urg-es
Republican members of the Leg-islature
to vote for Dortch for Uni-ted
States Senator. The American
evidently anticipates a Democratic
bolt.
It cost the Government
61,300 to bury the rate Senator
Hill, with the whiskey bill thrown
The annual stockholders meeting
was held in Alexandria. Va., Wed
need
bo111':
tha
over
of $570,629.81.
intere
leaves a net balance of 101,093.78.
There has been expended during
the year 1259,061.99 for construc-tion,
equipment, and reorganiza-tion
expenses. To this amount was
applied the net surplus of the pro
ceeds from the sale of bonds, leav
ing on October 1 a deficit of •*.'!.-
933.71. A statement of the earn-ings
and operating expenses for
1S81 and 1882 show an increase of
earnings from all sources of $154
was a.stormy • honeymoon may
riod when the young bus- been granted gratuitously t" miss
ion churches, Sabbath schools, lion
ed him for not having
enough to many the lady, whether
the Senator opposed the wending
er not. but they have now altered
their opinion.
When the groom-elect, apparent-ly
much against bis Will, wenl to
New York before sailing for Liver-
•KI .1 he wrote a long letter to his
"•fiancee," assuring her of his con-tinued
love and desire to marry her,
and promising to speedily rettt
courage and other
honeymoon, to find that your no-ble
Adolphns, whose wh< le being
s,.,.,„s to von, Lilly, to be the ne
plus ultra, the '''//'«" Thtlh and the
£,1,0 nnblieo of perfection—think
of finding In that stilly
sav, when a
that Adolphus snores
jrads of thousands more to iii
freedmen, and has paid Rpcuial al
tention to the spiritual want of the
Ninth American Indians.
Its publications an- (iHllisbcd to
those who wish to iiurch >■■■ them
nature'is hushed, at th. TC cost of ait 'acture
noiigh to] ami at ten percent, b
hour.
prods the eternal granite founda- the auxiliary societies ami dealers
.;« o the ,„iive,.e. There are in books. Thus the b-,..-.o.eUf
. U „., doubt. Lilly, where you features ..I the Societj s work are
111 , WltU tie w uskev 111 thrown """. •*" "—, , , , „,„ ""' .' . • ," ,„. . ..l,,,,,,! be cor rE.llni tnoindl oouutt biny iiniiqiiuiiiuriinirg w»'h,.a..t t.h..e manifest, not in il
' • 04&S5, but a decrease in net earn-1 During his absence abroad uecor , .- , ■. ■„.„ .„ ,|„s but also in sales.
in. In the Garfleld obsequies the |dga of $25,352 92. The increase responded with her regularly, u » ' ' ' iri.,, illf„rlll:iti»n ! It conducts an extensive systeii
whiskey alone cost $2,000. There j in operating expenses is attributed j though his father, it is said, Knew "''.., ,„„. „,)„,( of colportage. not less than 170pel
is still a margin for reform. I to the increased taxes and advance I nothing of love letters that were nan ■!
..' 'at hinaH.
If the system of •rotation" is to
be strictly followed ami offices are
for the boiictit of greedy imliticiaiis,
why then, go ahe id and divide out
the spoils; hut if the offices are to
he filled \\ ith an eye to Ihe In st in
i of the people, then Hon.
XI. W. Ransom should be re elected
to iiie position he has tilled with
so much honor to the State.
I.rt I lie ll.wl l*r*(-rr«l.
"All reports from Washington
agree thai there i> a moral and in-dustrious
hurricane central in the
department a of national aiithot it\.
Keep it up!
."Cameron has transformed him
.-•if from a revengeful boss ton po-litical
peacemaker? and theacplps
o! Indepeiiiients are 110 longer nee
i ...iiy to appea-.!- his appetite.—
Keep it Op!
"Arthur has listened to the gen
tie murmurs voiced iu the P.il.tHKi
majority againsl Folger, and be
llll e.died a halt in the (hli\ei\ of
Federal offices on pre entation of
.'illli medals. Keep il lip '.
"Senator Mitchell is patientlj lis
telling to the stalwart proffers of
1 fraternity, and kindlj
he bosses to -hid Hull
s and commit tin- lude
licpublicau plat:.i.in ij
Keep it Up!
al (lamerou lis - tunii d
j and . pn ai ■ ig Ihe
political peace old gOI d
Kepublican si< n. Keep
i- a sweeping revival in
that has made many slid-cits
to civil service refornC
Keep it up!
"There is a cornel in public •
both branches of Cougn
- felt iu ail the channel
onal authority. Keep h up'.
ere is no di-position to rote
a;.plop; iations to the Bavj .
... try 1 handler and cx-Se.-
li IIM-SOII to divide arm
jobliers. Kee|) it up !
• 'i he |ieople sre tbunderingabont
the ear- of Cougress the necessity
of abolishing tin-Internal Revenue
system, with its needless revenues
and four thousand needli -s officials.
Keep it tip!
"The business interests of the
country with one voice demand a
judicious settled Tariff policy this
Session. Keep it 11)11
••The popular mandate now is—
Bosses and spoilsmen to the rear.
ho in -i government to the front.
Keep it up!"