Democratic Statc-rickcte
JFW Governor
ZKIJULON . VANCE.
; Of Meckle nburg.
' .For UtHiemmt Governor.
THOMAS J. J AKVI8,
Of Pitt. .V
. ' ' M,W.
For Suae Trentnrtr 1
; aJ or itnudoipb. -A , M)
,. Fwr Secretary of State. . , (j
' ' JEPII A.'ENUELIIAHD, '
Of Nw llauuver.
H U ft 5- Fe Sofr 'mffory 4 , ,?
- ;' ':'') i-IU. Of llaywood. ? ' :
.For Attorney Geneml, .. ?
0 THOMAS 8 KENAN,
Fur Sep'1. ' JVV Urtrvdton, ;!
s j: j. c. scaubouough.
Of Johnston.
or Cvmjrtt4th Diatrlci,
. - 'r" JOSEPH J. DAVIS,
' ': Of Krnk!ia.-
jCOUNTYJICKEr.:-.
t v rOtt SKNATA,
Y MAJ. JOHN W, UUA1IAM,
; . i , Of Orange.
COL. JOHN W. CUNNINGHAM,
i i .. Of Person.
liovas or KruK5KSTATivea.
, CALVIN E,PAItIeII, ,
JOHN K. HL'UHES.
,. , ron mYMirr,
THOMAH If. HUGHES.
ro TMtASL'KKK.
' DAVID C. PA ukh.
rOM RKOIHTKB. .
...'. , JOHN LAWri.
C'OKoN'Elt. "
.THOMAS J. W1LSOX
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STBVKYOU.
,,, ..A.M. LXATIIKU3. J,
rOO COX MtaslOX ICRS.
Jaoes Wstson, ; John F. Lyon,
ttslsoa P. Hall, i ' D, F. Morrow.
'..m .tC Willie Patterson. ? -
. NOTICE.
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Tnaiaay Ihe7ia Joy of sjovamber Kt
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rtiytin, AWrwl Vtsrd, lntwtir.
, , UaU' NMH H. Jardan, J. T.
JSWU U WHm, lr. Hobert M. Null, r. J(M
W. McKiw. tLxhmrX Y. Walkif. lnjwrtor.
ikmjitmfk. lm HMiWm. 4. P.
Ltwli WiUM,jMiitt II iMlhrn, Imuw llol
HJw' Parkr, Inwrtnra.
W W XKUfnt I'm Howltng. Utt XMf
WlUiMI Cilia, Inpnrtnr.
' W Uita, itn I'nliiiM, C r Wmra,
TIMmmm Ufwrowih, nprtir. ,
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JJn K Walker, W II Ktnllwe, JoUn S lck-
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pirrw, facnratora.
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ntClMric. lnwvor. . - , . ,. .
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plaialrl r TWfttnn, W. O. Koft)r4, anN4
Crftrtt,TVm II OtUHi, laMTlnra.
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, ; John laws, ium,
tittl I4b . Banff CnmmUaiuaf.
Tax Notice." ;'
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atntn mmI I'mintf ln for Ihl rar. In win
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Manmiat'a Hnn, Tinwdar HHh lirt.
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Paurann'a MMI, Thnrilay alAU
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Tlman am ilphf. hull hpn IbnTni'Pnrrr
will ramnilar l hut 1 11 due n4 f nw I am
rnwprlM In aMt Wtth Hi Trnwiirpr on f I"
l nf Ihwwlw, and I d hof all will
Urnitaml prnniptlr, ami rrllrte m f the
Uf)lii.a.tt iltilr nl hirvtni mllHlfn.
lnihrt4H will lm HiM-nl ami ml1rr l
(i-iijiiv m iwn IHiMT.
TH03IAH II. IM'CHKX.
wl.J0lli4w. tUurlffolUianmi
NNOPNUKMKXT.
On the ICib da j of Nortmber, 187C, nJ
in tin citj of Kalciffb, Uie undoiKite l will
eoinnienoQ tb'e yallioat ion W tint OimKU-
vkb, Jailjr uJ week I j PoiiMHsrtUoiiewx
papuf. .-i.iu; t vi
Of long exnetirnco1 in their profemiun at
editora, ronpectivelv of th Faettevilln
Obaerver and th Wilmingtyn Jounial,
tbej do nut a flout to doubt tbe Mundne of
iba general judgment which aigu them
ability; W furuu4 a itewapapur auited to the
need and adapted to tbo taatw of the pop
ple vf Nurtb Carolina. Differing in jo!i
IK in tie olicn time.' there wae herer a
diflereuce beteenrrtlie' Otwerrer , 'aud ' tbe
Jvunial jn ceal for the) interest and honor
of North Carolina, ' To promote U one,
a'ud to npboU an J add to the t)tber will be
the objoct of the Olwrrer now. ; , , .
Of er decided ppioiooi on onmttioM of
publie interent, and apt to give tbone opin
ion plain cxpreMton, tLej deem it the Ire)
duty of a newspaper to faruiab ite render
witb tbo iuformati'H rC their oiiokwa to
publlab all ibe new;' and thir pirpwe U
to wake Tbe Obaerver now, a of old, a
trnthful, aoenrate. eondenaed bUtorj of tbe
lime in which we lire. It waa thu that
tbe old Obaenrer Woo 1u buld Upon tbe
people of North Carolina, enjoying tbe af
feetioh of ite part' friend, reeeifiug tbe
reipect and, evbSJence of it bitureat toli-
tical foea, and wmtaandisg ia it eonipnra
Uvelj iaolated location a eiroaiatiou larger
than baa ever been attained bj An other
North Carollua newapaper, and it i thu.
hj like dignity, aud fairuea that tbe edi
tor of Ihe Observer, tramtferred to tbe
Suu Capital , b4.pe it will deserve, and
uoa equal , and than aorpan, iu former
eirenUtiou and prosperity.
It will bo their high aim to deecrve tbe
pablte oouldeno by earn eat etTort to ro
atot tbe pnblie welfare, firat and foreuiont
of North Carolina, nest of all the Southern
State, and finally, and throng h these, of
tbe whole Union, . , They think that tbi can
only b effected by tbe prevalence of De
mocrat le principle and tba dimnisaal of I be
Itadical party (torn the placea and power
which they bare o greatly abused, and an-
der wbM baleful rule the Booth ha been
outraged and the wbolo eouutry baa been
impoverished aud disgraced.
I'&IKKN. IIAI.U .
W. L.SAUNDK1S. .
IVBSCBirTION itATU,
Daily Observer, oue tear. H 00
Daily Obaerver, aii niooth 4 VU
eekly Ounervcr, one year . ,2 00
Weekly Observer, sis anoolb ' t 00
All comuiuiiicatwo should be adaretsoJ,
until further notice, to '
W. L gAUNDEHS,
. Wilwiogion, N. 0.
Holland's Warehouse.
' DANVILLE, I'A.
FOU TI1X8ALK OPUIAV TOUACCO.
II HOLLAND, t nCTKtt . LAW.
W'
S wan 14 rstrwrt fully Infnmi nf frimda
nkJ lim mttiw nenaraMt. that era nave en
avMe, aae atacr ntnen lai(iwva nwt
WAKE-IIOUSE
1
by aiUillnnal I.KillTT. and Imts errrtri onmfnr
Ul.biBl AI IJrUorw. and kmiMH tut prr
nn wnb Waxiw. m that we are MUT prrimr
4 than rvrr in atvamnaMbite our numannia
tmna. and we amir tlifm that nn effort will lie
rnrail In prm-itre tbe vrry la4 rks. and In
giT arm-ral aii(aftion in evarv ianS'4iiar.
VTAIMIJI will I aacurch; licked up liiftha
Warabvuar at nlnht
In a word. plrdi. nut prompt pcraonsl
attention in the iuUre4 all who mf bvor us
wiusaau. , .
an e a , at
GRAVES' ;WAHEHOUSE.
P0,R TU K ,8 ALE OF'
LEAF-TOBACCO1.
Sut5WK,3 17.5 ".BT70
trtir Antnmmndatnnw are nnanrpvd. ?
yiiidneaa l'rom4ly and AsrnraUly Irananrtrtl.
t do ant bilT tohwnn mvarn nnf M I IntereaU
d whh any onalwbn
linaranieeineuiHiiri siarin rriea,
bh me a tall. WM. IMJItAVK.
Orb i. am ,, . s t
John aiticrrARii, v n wilkim,
, Auction etr. Poor MimtQfr
; no t. walk, curi, '
Pace Bros & Co, Proprietors.
Danville, Vn.
Daily Capacity 700 J'srvcUTobsctw.
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WAREHOUSE
1U Mlt. DAILISY'S CAUD. ' 1 1. .
fie On-roboratct the, Main Point It flftu
in fbyeUcvilM -After ,.Tea-That. VttU qf
Jtqp.e Who killed fiUphmif r,,iv,i, i,
In the Daily i.Newsnf tli80tv jjltf iaii
Article was fHibllnhed which purptirta to
give tlienutMitoiioe f ' a tat e merit iijatle
by me to certain gentlemen --at Cai'"
on tlio iilgtit i tl 2Htir- A a matter nf
JiiHtlceto myself and nil Hie mrtirt,ciH
cerued It Incomes nevemiary forme toaiute
the followlne fkcUiVt r:!ijti!n(t i
v-ii lion In rnjfetteville, I wuh HitrtNiuooa
toez-Oov. Holtleu. During the netMiou
of the C'oiiveiiTUtii "I ww Invited totliite
with him unU ; accepted the iuvltalioii.
sjKtut tho ufiefuooiiy. wHh hiiu'ieturn
tiitCtnUio Baptist churt-U after ten. Our
Intercourse wan . free and ngroelle. lie
gnve iuenn aoootmt t of bU religious ex.
ivrk!e and of hi Nilitical trouble. He
stated to me thnt the Un of the "Kirk
war" wrlgi tinted with the Executive Com
mittee of the Republican' jmrty kt VVnh
lugton, iu the Interent of, the party; that
Ui wus 0)HMed U, , but was alio wed uo
discretion In the matter; thnt It wua de
cided by that committee to Inaugurate mid
prowecute the ejimpalgii as he did it; that
if lie did not carry out the wishes of the
mrty he m Sle tate were to be crushed,
and thnt If he wuiil auccessful In the exe
cution of their pbtim ho would probably
rouelve a Cablnui njiioiuUiient, the Seore
Uryshlp of the Interior. "
' In hrreiioe Ui the dentil of 6tehens I
understood from him thnt the Uejmbli
can luul, much o do wiUi Hint erliue; that
the pnwecut Jon of 11 tone who went char
ged with It ww dbtcoiitluued bevnuno ten
tiniony waa either elicited or likely to be
elicited which" Would Implicate or
criioiunte proiuinent member of the lie
piiblioiii mrtyj lliat' these fear were
awakened in Hirt by Uie discovery of the
coil from which the rope wan cut which
was found ou the iitclt of ' the murdered
' The atateineuts of Governor Holden left
ou lue Ute clear ninidisllnct luipreasioii
that lie had been the unwilling Jualrife
tueiit for the accouitliahuieiit of tbo pur
pose of bis parly ami that he' 'did hot
merit Uie odium whlcfi attached U his
Dame all over the titate' ''''
During the aessiou of the late coiistt
tutkiual convention I called ou Governor
Uoideu iu hi office at hi own rviiet.
In very tleasaut Interview reference
was made to the removal of political disa
bilities by congress aud also tu tlie
reiooval of his own disabiUtie by tbe
cwuveiilloii then In session' tio favorably
was I nnprunod w ith atalenicbta made
by him that I railed on Kev J. N. Bll
ling, cf Duplin, anda few Other members,
and requested them to two tlielr inilueuce
to have Governor Uotden' disabllltlea re
moved. I ntatud these fact or some of them in
the Conversation referred to In the New
an mentioned above. 1 1 have' also given
them In other inula, of the state, where
Gov. Holden bapniied to be the aubject
of conversation. It was done' In thv free
and easy atyle of uncial Intercourse, aud
though I auted nothing .which waa hot
true, I did not expect to tee it la Uie
newspaper or In print. , , ;
In any statement which I may have
made concerning Judge Bond or. the
hanging of Judge Kerr, I gave or meant
to give my own oplnkma, based nn In
formation received from other sources;
not from anything said ( to me by Oov
llokleik Bo far a I ran recollect Im has
never spoken to me in reference to either
of those gentlemen. n ,. I - ,
1 have mad this statement In the In
terest of truth mid hot of any; political
wrty; also a a matter of Jiisltatf to myself
And all the person luciitioned In the
New of theSUth.
ENDORSEMENT OP THE KIIIK
' WAR.
The rpm11lcari part ha all along alond
by thn, HoMen-Klrk wai, pd to day
ttoWM'ttHirnughly 'and 'enmptetely com
mitted to the fullest endorsement . of that
movement against tho liberties of the
peaceful cltlten of North '-arollna. '
A the Hol.len-Kirs: war Is about to re
ceive new significance In the light of nine
t scent revelation It may not be Inap
propriate In quote finrri the molntlons of
the republican slate convention, April 17th
.sttaMMmvkn. vranri
ltesolved, Thnt W. W- Holden deserves
from the republican arty of North Cn ro
ll n a, the kindest airmhtn aud dcriwot
gratitude for hi manful and hard defence
of them In IHC0-70 from the assault nf the
kuktux democracy; for his universal mid
cmiMtstciit defence nf the poor ami humble
when he wan governor, and hi fail h fill
and wawilwrn advocacy of republican prin
ciple wlien'lio wm with U4, and now that
b I A in'iui) r In exile At Wnshlugloii.
Um lived, Thnlwe nidornvhlin In the
pnst and shnll ever clierl-li our hive for
bltil In tlm fitttirc, and we have confident
hope nil trust that the time I not far dis
tant when ii shall , return to hi native
ptnte again to battle for the Union, for the
euunfity before the Inw and for the pro
gressiv principles of republicanism.'' y
..- ii OCTOlSEIt KLKCTtONS.
The indications Ire that 'the 1 Democrats
will sweep Ohio and Indiana by overwhelm,
ing rpsjoritie. At first it,- ws .eoppvsnd
that in consequence of lh. incorrupt iblo
moral character of (jov. Haves, he, would
cucceshfullj override all oppositioti" to the
party of whose view lie is the " reeognid
exponent, but every facility having leeu
uttered biiu to rebuke the ; extravnganco
and corruption vf Uie present adiuinUtra
tion, we are nol sware that in oue solitary
itiiitsnce, be baa yet lifted op his voice in
favor of reform, t Hi conduct afford a
striking eontrast with the; eourse of Gov.
Tildeu, whose efforts have been successfully
exerted on every occasion, for the convic
tion of official thieve. ' Reliable report
lately received from the West all wammt
the belief that the re-setion which ha I'M
ly taken place there, unmistakably point
to the election of the Demosratie ticket
The people of tbe West, where no mueb
bone , sinew, muscle, and honesty, are re
presented are disgusted witb the dishonesty
which now prevail in bijzh places of civic
trust 4 and we re ssticfied that Ohio and
Indian will so express thcmselve in Oo
tuber It, J. Sentinel. " v' "
WHAT A DEMOCItATIC CONGRESS
" ' "HAS DONE. '.
A careful statement, prepared by Mr.
Bpriiiger, of Illinois, give Uie estimate
for each appropriation bill, the amouuts
appropriated by tho House for Uie fiscal
year ending June 30, 1877, the reduction
made in each bill below the estimate and
the reductions umde by the IhsrmJ below
Uie amount appropriated for the year en
ding June M), 187. ,
, The total reduction below the estima
te of Uie Department are $64,36:1,1 10.90.
Tbe 1 total ' redinJloiw of AppioprlaUoim
tnde below the last fiscal year Are $38,
61612.02. , . . -
, Tlie Innt total may . be reduced three or
four million ihy the conference report,
but Uie grand bital of Actual saving to the
Treasury by the Democratic House will
reach fully $35,000,000, while the amount
appropriated to $60,000,000 loss Uiaii was
asked for by the lleaiblioati aduiluintia
liou. ,
. DO YOU?
Tlie Ansonian put tbe pertinent qncrie :
Do yon want to reduce yonr tsxea?
; Vote for tbe amendments.
Do you want separate sclioo! for the
white and colored children iu our State?
Vote for the amendments.
Do you want to save $22,500 per annum
to the State?
Vote for the ameodmeut reducing the
number of Judges. v
Would you have saved from $."0,000
te $1 00.000 per annum in the legislative
expenses? sr .. . .
Vote for the Amendment restricting tbe
session to sixty dsy and the per diem of
tbe member to fonr dollars.
If you want good, economical govern
ment in N. C, tote for all the Aweud-meat.-
,, ti ;.;t , , it 4.-
,. , THE AMENDMENTS. . .
FayrttevllleGaxette.J
Thecnnnfrvnilvin against the protest of
the rmlicAW cut down the fee of oftlceni,
nmrt cost and all that. And br the amend
ment bare provided that he legislature
shall mwt mily every other year. This
was a great saving. . It Is now promsed to
require that the penitentiary convict
shall not Is supported In idleness, but
hall work on ourpublio roads. ; It In also
proposed to fix , the per diem en that no
kfglslature shall cost more for It erdieut
than $11,(100. Thla will be a great saving.
Tlie radical legislature for twn years oust
ttw.OOO About ten times a much.
If the Amendment ere adopted the
running expense of the state government
will be for every two. years About ae fol
low:
Legislature mileage and per
diem, ''' 60,000
Pllntlng, ' ' 12,1100
Contingencies' . - i 40,000
Other ordinary excumts . l.so.otkl
. ... , , $ai2,ooo
Or for one year, 141, WW
Tlie rmlicnln oppose a II Hits; they opinme
the amcndmeiibi; they oppose economy;
they want to get back Into mwer and do
like they did when they spent $usl.0tW in
two yearn. That Is Just four tlmee a
much an I necessary .
A m!nitpr sxked a Imiv ail at a'xI.k.V ii
was. About twelrn sir ," was the reply.
Well.' quoth the minister, I thought it
hd been more It' iirtrr any nuire
here,' said the bey j It just begin at one
gain " ".
MOHK.. ABOUT THAT LKTTKU.
Whg U. S. Grant Ud wi Itecume uh' Of
"Acer in the ConfalenUe Army.
,: .i ' " 1 ' ''
n .! in from the Cbicsgo Time, ""
St, Louis, Sept. JSC -Jeff. ' Chandler,
heretofore, one vf the leading Kepubliemm
of this Suto, ba been called uku by the
Uepublieaii of the Third District to ac
cept the nomination fur Congress.'" lie hue
written a letter, which will be published
to-morrow, in wbicb be decliucs to bo a
candidate, and any t 'I m not in sympa
thy with the vmeiiiuaU platform, and cau
uot support its nomiuees.' ' ' ,
Chandler is from Miohigan. and 1 a rela
tive of the notorious Ztoh, - He isagradu
ate of Michigan University, aud served with
the ylivhigstt troops during the Isto war,
ruing from tho rank to be Colonel of bis
regiment." ' lie settled in Missouri after the
war, bnd up to tbinjtime ha beeu a lead'uig
man in the llepubliean party. : lie was ou
the ticket a Attorney Jsueral, whioh Ueu
John II. lleudcrsou beaded four years ago.
The district m'wbieb ho is asked to run 1
thnt in which K. J. Frost UJtbe Democrat
ie candidal. ' Frost i the sod of Gen. D.
M. Frost, who eummauded tie State troops
here at the out-break of the war, and was
captured at Camp Jackson by Dlwir aud
Lyou at tho head of tbo borne guards, on
the ground that Frost inieudod to take tbe
troops into tho Confederate service.
Proat now has the original letter written
to himself and (Jen. Sterliug Price when
the Missouri troops were organising, before
tbo attack on Fort Sumter, from Ulysses 8.
Grant, thou at Galena, asking for a com
miittiou ju the force going south, and offr
ing to esjKiuso the Souther cause. ' Gen,
Frost deiliu to make publie Uie letter,
claiming that it would uot be bouomblo.
If, however, au attack is made upon young
Frost by reason of bia father's Confederate
record , tho letter will be produced.' ' Tho
existence of this letter is au iudUputable
fact, - and neither . tbe President nor bis
friends dare deny it.
, Grant' personal habits during Ills resi
det.ee witb the Dent had been so bad that
bis offer was not accepted, and about five
month afterward be went to Springfield
and offered bis service le Yates for the Fe
dtraj army,
Washington. 8ept. 80. The New York
Uerall makes the following inM.ule I
We spoke severely tho other day of
Ex-Gov. Vance, of North Carolina, in the
belief that he bad really uttered some
brutal words which were imputed to him
local newspaper, and we were led to trust
in these report by soma passage in Judge
Settle's rply to Mr. Vance which seemed
to refer to tbe language imputed to Mr.
Vance. A dispatch, which we print else
where this morning, show on the tbe tes
timony of Judge Settle. Mr. Venoe' op
ponent, that Mr. Vance did not use tbe
language imputed to him, bat that' he
quoted from one of tho bloody-shirt
speeches of Mr Ingersoll, a llepubliean
speaker who is doing a good deal to make
sensible men voto tbe Democratic ticket
all aver the eouutry. Mr. Vance and Mr.
Settle are stumping North Caroliua togeth
er. ., They art rival candidate , for the
Governorship, Judge Settle beard and
replied to Mr' Vance's speech , and be at
mice, en being asked if the report was cor
rect, said it was not. That i sufficient,
and the best evidence. Mr. Vauee did
not say what was imputed to him, and of
course our remarks bad no cause, and fall
te the ground.
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FORMATION OF CHAKACTEK.
Have you ever watched the Icicle a It
formed ? Have you noticed how It frow,
one drop at a time, until It was a foot long
or more ? If the water was clear, the icicle
remained clear, and sparkled brightly In
the sun; but If the water waa only slightly
muddy, the Icicle looked foul, and it
beauty wanspjiilvd. Justsoourihamctrm
Are formed. One little thought or fed Ing
at A time add Its influence If each
thought be pure and right the son) will be
fcinrly, end will sparkle with hajpliH?m;
but If Impure and wrong, there will be de
formity aud wretchedness.
A RACE ON CnUTCHES.
A foot race on crutches look itlne v ra
te rduy at liishop'n tmlimg course, Her
ring jtun, between 1 nomas Lambert and
John Sicgel. lfcuti men Were lame and
used crutch. The stakes, $50 a side,
were deposited with H' Dewhr- Theme
extended four mile without Any stop
page, Attn a start was mado punctually at
4.10 P. M; both men getting off At a hrisk
gnlt. The time wan a follows: First
mile, Lambert IV minute-, Hhgilll
minute 30 seconds; second mile. Lamtiest
15 minutes 31 seconds, Hh-gvl 14 minute
43 seconds; fourth mile, UmWrt 1 1 mln
Mte 4". eco,bt, Hli-gel 13 tniutre 41 dec
ondfi. Ttf.nl, LamUrtOO minutnt. Khtrul
67 minute .J swoiid-i,;i.wr Vanit
2!tll.
A quack ibs t.ir aiiverliM hi Sia rflii-t
Coiijh when yon eso. for after you have
tski'ii mio bottle of my medicine yu can't.
CUllIOUS ADVERTISEMENT
Jk'low will lie found some of the od
dilh! in advertising
Two yirtlng momen Want washing.'
'Teeth extracted with great niins.'
'ihiliien tnke aud finished III ten minute
by n country photn;rHplier.'
: VimI mid cmd spllu' ' : . . .
The next npiered In a Ijoudon paper
Under the hvud of "For Hole;' 'Piano
forte cottage, ' seven octaves the pro
perty of n Imly i lenvlng Engtnijd in a re
markably elegant C'lise on beautifully cai
ved supiHir'ts.' .l J
And whHt dor this mean 7 ""Business)
Clinuce To be dlsuoeed of A genuine
fried tttdi bwtineH lit the West End.'
Doe the genuineness Apply to the tish,
thn business, or to the e ny In which tliy
are fried ? ' , ' ' '.
And one's mind gets hopelessly dn&il
over the advertiseinet ; oftering a reward
fiA- 'A large Hmtiih blue gentleman 'a
cloak lost In the neiglibufltood of the mar
h. There are ' others dellclously Inconse
quent, like the AdveitiHeiiir lit , of a run
away, which furnished this valuable hint
for identidCRthhi : 'Age not precisely
known, but looks older than he is.'
Or the notice n sITbemaker' put on Ma
door ; 'Shnll be bm-k iu ten day from
thn time you see this splngle'
Some, However, lenve fie hmplmle for
doubt.- Ihibiee After having taken one
bottle of my soothing syrup will never cry
anymore,'. ' ' -."''' ';"' .
And all editor fluffing air tight coffins,
said 'No person having once tried oue
of these air tight colons will ever tmeauy
oUier, . . - , - . " .
riioVKiius of aljTnatioxs.
A deceitful nmn is mure Imrtful iban
open sr,
A fox should not le ou the jury at A
gooso's trial. ,
Justice will not eondemneven the devil
wrongfully.
A uod from A lord is a breakfast for a fool.
A good word for 'a bad one is worth
much and costs little,
An old dog csnnut alter bis way of bark
ing '
An idle brain is the detil's workshop.
A penny worth of mirth is worth a pound
of sorrow.
Grieving for misfortunes is Adding gall
to wormwood.
He is idle that might be better employ
ed. lie who would stop every man's mouth,
must have a great deal of meal. ; .
He that know not wbcu to bo silent,
knows not when to speak.
He that fears you present will bate you
absent. ; ' ' "" ! .
If an ass goes traveling la will not eome
back a horse. . , , .
, If belter were within belter wonld come
out.
It i better te .praise poverty than to
bear it. ; , .
. ' siswsssnnapinainntnMniele
Henrr Wattersow sava! "Sometime t
fancy the bloody hirt will turn col hirt
of Nessos Iu the Republican party. Yon
remember the fable? Nessua' birt was
A bloody shirt and proved tbe death of
llerealon. , Torn over tbe pages of your
bealhca mythohigy not , snore . heathen
thsn the reward of Uie Presidential canvas
and when found stick A pin I Ye will
discover there several iocccstive snalo.
gies' . jr
;Whal bmnght yow le Visoo, my colored
friend 7 said a visiting elergywsn to a ne
gro. 'Two constables, saV.' 'Yes bet t
mean bad drinking Anything to do with itf
Yes, sab j dcy was bof of 'em drunk.'
Wherever you find many men, yon find
many minds, exclaimed a pnblie sjeaker.
Tain't an. k n I M.tuJ.il M ..r .L.
auditors. ff you'd only ask this whole
erowa out to take a driuk, you d find 'sin
sll of one iniud." ,
Mother, why doe na call jo bnoetf
Reesuse. my dear, be love . Nn,
ma. that isn't it ' What la itr 'VL
it's because yea have so much tvmA in jeer
uaau, iuat a wny.
Cleorce,' said mablrti. As she smlwxf
archly In her brvcr's face what In there In
A grand achievement that remind m of
your Ocorwe's err lit with idcMum
and there wn a gin nee with which he
plMl,' lnni'l k now, oarllng, pkane r mc.
llll frnt, replied the maiden. Kb how
flattens her me against the window ne
And wonder whether George he com
UliUed sulehlf, or go4ie lo fhliiA.
In a Iowa in Massnrhasetl there are
three rhun hes, the iniuismr of rath of
which iriices in the name of Wright. One
live in the upper prl of the town, en in
the lower, and the third st tbe mill.;
the (irople have duld rd ihem n Upright'
DvAeright snd Millright
A traveller in the East onee saw s man
Who bad l.4 bis toga .y PprIM.y monntrd
wi the shoulder of one wm kid ht kit
arms by the snm.. dw.iMthn fireman
turned sowing giai,,, m,t4 l-4fr
(he hanMiiviiou.