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STATE DIRECTORY.
G. Fowle, of Wake connty,
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mor ; salary yo,ooo.
i Miiia M. Holt, ot Alamance
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Lieutenant-Governor Lan.el
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V::!i:itn L, Saunders, of Vake
f, r ,!y, Secretary of State; salary
( ;,.,.r'j;o W. Sandorlin, of Wayne
c:,;;!.'.V, Auditor ; salary $1,500.
Dfiniil-l W. Rain, of Wake c :nty,
'J r-nrer ; salary 3,000.
S;,l;,cy M. Finder, of Catawba
ty , Superintendent of Public
I-..-unction ; salary $1,500.
i !ko. F. Davidson, of Funcombe
ceinty, Attorney-General ; salary
1,000, and Reporter to Supreme
Curt ; salary $1,000.
James 1- Glenn, of Guilford
county, Adjutant General ; salary
,1. C. Ibrdsong, of Wake county,
Sftte Librarian; salary 750,
.!, I), lioushall, of Camden county,
C:,ief clerk to Auditor; salary
M n(j.
Go kkniiu's Council.
eretary of State, Auditor, Treas
urer and Supt. Rub. Instruction,
Statu IIoaki) or EnrcATiox.
( ; -! eriiiir, Lieutenant-Governor,
S, i ;( :u v of SKate, Treasurer. Aud-.
i; :, Supt. Pub. Instruction, and
Attorney-General.
SrruKMK CoriiT.
William X. 11. Smith, of Woke,
C.iief Justice. A. S. Mcrrimen, of
Wake, J. J. Davis, of Franklin,
J. a i. Shepherd, of Beaufort, A.
('. Avery, of Burke, Associate .lus
tres. Salaries of Chief Justice and
Aciate Justices each $2,000.
Supreme Court meets in Raleigh
,m the fust Monday in February and
hisl Monday in September.
iciss unit aim ti:i,i. 111:11 so.
You've a neat wife at home, John,
As sweet as you wish to see,
4Ls faithful and gentle heart e-d,
As f; nd as wife can he:
A genuine, home-loving woman.
Nut rarinjr for fuss And show.
She's dearer to you than lifj, John;
Tlien kiss her and t .11 her so.
Your dinners are promptly served, John,
As li'vewise your breakfast and tea:
Your wardrobe is always m order,
With buttons where butt ins should be.
Her house is a cozy ne-t, John,
A heaven of rest below;
You think she's a rare In tie treasure:
Then kiss her and tell her so.
She's a good wife and true to you, John,
Let fortune be foul or fair;
Of whatever comes t ) you, John,
She cheerfully bears her share; ,
You feel shf's a brave, true helper.
And perhaps far more than you know
"Twill lighten her end ol the load, John,
Just to kiss her and Udl her so.
There's a crossroad some where in life,
John,
Where a hind on a guiding stone
Will signal one "over the river,'
And the othrr must go on alone.
Should she reach the last ii.ikstonc firt,
J ohn :
"Twill be comf it amid your woe
To know that while loving her here, .John,
You kissed her and t id her so.
C mkiin's Daiiotian,
capable of being made use of to the
predjudice of the railroads, it wa
also accepted by public officers of
all grades and of all Varieties of ser
vice. In these last cases the pns
system was particularly obnoxious
and baneful , for if any return was to
he made or was expected of public
officer, it was of something which
was not theirs to give, but which be
longed to the public or to constitu
ents. A ticket entitling one to free pass
age by rail was often more effective
in enlisting the assistance and sup
port of tLe holder than its value in
taor.ey would have been, acd in a
great many cases it would be receiv
ed and availed of when the olTer ol
money, made to accomplish the same
end, would have been spurned as a
bribe. Much suspicion of public
men resulted, which was sometimes
j ist, but also sometimes uojust and
cruel; and some deterioration of the
I moral sense of the community, trace
able to this cause, was unavoidable
while the abuse continued. The
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No. III.
To Scotland Neck Demociiat :
In describing the areat evils which
Hon. Honry W. Grady, el tor of
ti e J-'! if,f Ci-fttiif!'--i , "i' jke be
fore t!;f ht-' riry soc;c'ic of the Fni-
ive his closing thou :
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which dopenda a
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t!
..llior thir '
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Sorso'.vhat lifltTt d, si-..l he
would have h.i.l Iron' in ;n
Civ"! Service pi i '.;::
cnliil.tcnol n-ts. S--.I'. !.
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m-n hold
dear i3 meraced wiL geit dan
g"r.. Against the-e dar:;-s -defend
her as jf;u woull the most prx!ous
concerns of your own life. Against
the dangers of centralizing all po'.iti- ;T:i- letter wa-5 a sa'-1
ical lowers put the approved and trernely touchy a!, out.
reputation fur n
it was necessary,
keep :t up, that he s!
SLpprsoil to posse
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imperishable r rineiple of I jcal self- ; -o the story runs i-: this fashion, j to
ra:tlv.! ti.e ;aiprt mh:i
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ire the most pr.t riotio
that lhe
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are dot nil a!! in their rv,,wrr to',, ,..,..
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A 1" l O M N I. A I
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government. Bf twecn the riea and although I will not voueh t
the poor cow drafting hit:" seerate ; 1 in:u,:j;, but put it in th it f tin
camus build ut th; creat middle ' orese nt dav :
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class, thi.t neither drunk with' "Yi. the clock vorks well,' said ! Fnion. TLer wisuld b !. 1 it nv! V .
wealth nor e.nbit'.ered by poverty , 1 Charles 'but,' bo:v- arxi.is to find tiaio to -10 the South plungul into a, At roi;rv and Ci nsi i
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if th
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shall lift up the suTjrinp and control oni fault with a Ih'ivz
did :M race war, and tliev would lend their
the strop,;
To the
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understand, ",0a have j.i t!.
races a-jd creeds that t!:reaten the , urc? on the dial wr.ip.g."
courts of men and the tc!udes ol j '-Wherein. our mi-j sts
Goel oppose, the home and th-3 citi-
larties most frequently arnl most zen a Lomogeneous and honest
Vick.
l Ti-at fotir should r
eople and the simple; faith that I sai l the king.
largely favored were those possess
ing large means and having large
business interests. 0
The funeral facf came to be that
in proportion to the distance they
were carried those able to pay the
most paid the least.
One without means had seldom
any ground on which to demand free j bet on sunshine in America
sustained your fathers and mothers j 'You are wmn,
in their stainless I:s and led them ; sai l Vick.
serene and smiling" into the valley of
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trie snauow. me uin:
' fig-. aid in any way to have the whitr
j race at the South t t rminate L But
acked j they will pa-s away 1:1 the near In
j lure, they cannot iue forever and it
one, 1 win be a I ap oy dav for the whoh-
country when the kins of such t( r
mentors ure oared, bv worms.
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'Take it away
mjosty,
tliundereti
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idea fiigested by the ' -
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A l it KM., A I LAW
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peni'rr.tiarj and s l ing the ame to
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"'Let it be under-tood in my part- i the mistake and eorxectod it was,; tin? f;;i
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ing words to you that I am no pessi
mist as to this rej ubiie.
I always
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and from that day to this t oVlock i eost is :i eipit il . m- -md runts the A'B l-l' ' 'I' I Ltv kN'.w,
transportation, while with wealth he I know tiiat ray country has reached
was likely to have many grounds on j the po'nt of perilous greatness, ami
existed in the management of rail ; whjca he could make it for the in-1 that r.trangc forces not to be raeas-
T;;.!tu:si:vtatio-N in Conokess.
S(li:tc. Zebulon B. Vance, of
Kuncombe ; term expires March 4ta,
ls;'l ; ?datt. Y. Iiansom, of .North
ampton ; term ex)ircs March Hb,
DS'e1.
Honxe oj Ei'inuuseutatices First
District, T. G. Skinner, Dow.; Se
cond District, II. V Cheatham, (col.;
Rep.; 1 bird District, Chas. W.
MeCiammy, Ocin. ; Fourth District,
I'. If. IJunn, Dem ; Fifth District ,
J. M. Brower, Bep. ; Sixth District,
Al'ro l liowland , Drill. ; Seventh
Dis-riet, John S. Henderson, Rep,;
L.en'.h District, YY. II. U. Cowles,
Dnn.; Ninth District, II. G. Ewart,
roads at the time of the passage of
the interstate commerce bill by Con
gress the interstate co in mere cum
terest of the railroad company to ured or comprehended are hurrying
favor him, and he was sometimes j her to heights that dazzle an 1 blind
favored with free transoortation not ' all mortal eyes but I know that be-
miseion in their report say, amongst only for himself and his family bU j yond the'uttermost glory is enth'tn
other things that personal descrimiu-1 for business acnJ also"" and even led tlie Lord God Almighty, and
ation in rates was soraetia;e3 made
under the plausible pretense of en
couraging manufacturers or other often in the nature ofblacl
on a watch or clock dial has been
1III. in-tead of IV. The tradition
has been faithfully followed."--V.
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Kansas Cay Star.
It is related of the late Fmorv l,ef r
apjiro val of tbe farming e iass gi-u-j
crallv. It Wfjukl be an excellent I
thing and would save thousands of'
doll.irs to t!ie people of the Stab- and
guarantee them a pun manure. Now ,
iet the lhesi of t stat and the)
I'anr,) r-' A iloiiice urgf this thi.-v;
ie p.'i; itc ntinry aut horit ie.
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Slorrs that when sitting around a
,T7!rl fnllri lr t t ll n nil vnli.ir
ITlli. ialy l'.'l 4 lJULlt.Jl.1
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d.esirves mueh
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sometimes for his customers. The ! that when the hour of her trial has : friem3 he insisted on drinking icf t his i lea.
rtnnnil for frnn ttnnsndH'i'mi wia 1 OOTIl 1 1 1' Will till. Il:l H ! J eVPrl'l?! l".o-, . ti . . 1 t .: . e 1 i-w,ti r,
... . vv- t v-.- . tj , ;n.iU
for leii g the hlt to advance
V'e have heard t ! idea
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Lhey taunted him for Ins I most lavor:. !y end .! s(i by fanner
kmail, and gates and bend down above her ;n j abstemiousness savin'': "What is ! in this section.
1 there in water.' You ran sav nnlhin ! We are mucli grieve. 1 to
bargain in the establishment of some Uhtough fear of damajing consc- has surely lo Iged the ark of His for it Picking un his
C 1 I lt'UIt;ii LU U II VV l ill ll" l LiJKl 1 i:K'lt aiAt ura", l wi w i Ml llUI , A 1V oirn n wit or on run SI v no 'ii n T 1
Halifax Counlv Directory.
G KNEUAL ArSEMULY.
s ,.uhj T. L. Kmry.
,,S.W. 11. Anthony, T. II.
TaGar.
Will A. Daniel, County Supt.
Public Schools.
W . F. Parker, County Treasurer.
Ik I. Allsbrook , Sheriff.
L. Vinson, Register of Deeds.
.1. T. Gregory, Clerk Superior
Court.
W. it. Whitehead, Coroner,
F.oaui) oe Commissioners.
Dr. W. R. Wood, Chairman; W. E.
Pi.iwers, Sterling Johnson, II. J.
P.p.-, d. II. Whitaker.
W. A. Dunn, County Attorney.
new business or in its removal from j quer.ces from a refusal. Put Int
one place to another that its pro
prietors should have rates rore
iavoruble th: 1 were -lven to the
public at large; and thi, thojgh
really a public wrong, because tend-
;ass ,
ne
j covenant with the sons of men
evils were present as mueh when it
wa - extorted as w'-en it wa3 freely ' history looks like the last effort
g'r. n. Divine I'lOvi.icre in be!;-
'op, reader ! Co back to the b.;, hurr.r.r. race.' An t the re
Emerson wisely said : "Car whol
b
of t!
blic vii
exclaimed :
'How do you evpcot, to improve
j 1 upon the beverage furnished by na
ture? Here :-' is Adam'.s : :o a
bout 'i o,n!v dft that has ! eend
the death of the Rev. Dr. W. I!.
Wills at his houiO near l.iinkley.'i'.le.
He di d Saturday night the 2Jml
in si after a long illness following an
rttaek of p-.r.J ysis. II-: v, : f. r
many years .in aet-.ve and hard .vo-h-
I'-ar r ' ' u y' '"r. Mr. 1 'i mel T, -tr.-Ht.
i 1 11 IV, ' I I . A N I t I. . .
.1. ('. WILLI A.MS,
U N D E R T A X K 11
. - -j-s: . TT ? : t'A
ing to destroy existing industries in over azain and then again ; for al
proportion as it unfairly built up most every sentence deserves to be
others, was generally defended by j underscored and Ourticu'.arly im
giumng of this article, and reed it; endure. Centralism will lo cucoked
and liberty sayed plutocrae' over
thrown and equality restored. The
ed unbilled from the Garden of j ''g pastor in the M. P. Church.
E.Icn? Nature's common carrier ; was nfted throughout t ho State
He
not created in the rot'enness of fer
being a most exemplary arid Chris-
trnole for human rights never goes mentation, not distilled over v - gentleman. He rnis.-d a largi
tires? Virtue? and not vices are its 'family of child rcn and in so doh
the parties to it on the ground ct ; pressed upon your memory. Re- i backward among ( he Fngiish-spcak
putmc ueneuc member that the interstate commerce , ing peoples. Our broticrs acroS3 ! CfJinp;inion3. Docs it cause drunk has well demon-t i :.: ed I he truth of ( ,.. . ,.
jjocai eusMji iuiii::iLiuiis, enuuga nui j commission is C0Lnposeel ot learneel , j me sea nave longnt irom oe.spotism
at first blush so unjust and offensive, patriotic and able men of national I to liberty , and in the wisdom of lo
have nevertheless been exceedingly j r -putat. on ; that these gentlemen :! ca! sclf-gt;vcrrment have planted
mischievom, and if some towns haye j Thomas M. Cooley , William Jl. colonies around the world. This
grown, others have withered away
under their influence. In some sec
tions of the country if rates were
maintained as they were at the time
the interstate commerce law took
effect, it would have been practically
impossible for a new town, however
great its natural advantages, to ac
very day Mr. Gladstone, the wises
man that has lived since your Jef-
Morrison, Augustus S3ohoonmakei ,
Aldace F. Walker and Walter L.
Eragg, all men of integrity and abil j fcrson died with the light of un
ity and so regarded by all men, have j other world beating in his face until
thoroughly investigateel this subject ! he seems to have caught the wisdom
and know whereof they speak. See j of the InQuite and towers half human
what they say of the free pass sys- j and halt divine from his eminence
tern : "particularly obnoxious and j this man, turning away from the
quire the prosperity and the strength i baneful ;"' "a ticket entitling one to traditions of his life, begs his coun
which would make it a rival of the free passage by rail was often more j trymen to strip the crown of its last
Inkekioi: Coltt Thos. N. Hill,
Jude; E. P. llyman and S. S. Nor
man , Associate Justices.
s. M. Gary. Clerk of Inferior
Court.
J. M. Giizzard, County Solicitor.
TV:;.; ron HoedIno Sueeriok
( ()! !;T. March 4th, May loth, Nov.
1 Itii.
March anu November 'Courts are
ror civil cases only except jail cases.
Seoilaii'i Seek Town Directory.
E. E. Hilliard, Mayor; C.W.Dunn,
T i a n Constable. !
Towx Commissioners W. A.
Dunn. R. IT Smith, Jr., Dr. R. M,
d S.initiul'ZL' Oppentieidfefr """" '"
(JIIUIICHES.
Fpiscopal, Rev. Walter Smith
Lector.
iloiiist, R27. J. D. Ilufham, D. D.
ll;-lor.
Metholist, Rev. Mr. Harrison,
Factor in charge.
1'rimitive PHptist, Elder A. J.
Muire, Pastor.
towns which were specially favored
m rates ; for the rates hemselve.s
woulel establish br it indefinitely a
condition of subordination and de
prudence to "trade centers." The
tendency of railroad competition has
been to press the lates elown and
still further down at these trade
centres, while the depression at ins
termcdiate points has been rather
upon business than upon rates. In
effective in enlisting' the assistance j usurped authority and lodge it with
and support of the holder than its j the people, where it belongs. The
Value in money would hive been, and i trend of the times is with us. The
AT MY (L!) ST A N D IN M '. r
LAND M-. K. .N I 1 1 I. I I DA 1
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cnne.ss, disease, death, cruelty to ; Solomon s 1 roverb, "Irani up a,,j.j.-v j y .,Y l ' D L 1 . '" A K
women and children? Will it pi ice I ehil 1 in the way he should go and!jN(; ; x )U s A 1 d ' L L I 1 N L 1 '
ra.'s on the person. fnor!-ra-Tcs on Alien he is old he will not depart '
the stock, farm an J furniture? WiMjfrom it' He leaves n 'U''''U t WWWWW
it consame wages and income in ad -1 wife and seven childrm to rvoarn : S-rX5"K"tS;3it.,3 rs4
vance and ruin men Li bu -ir-csj? Nc;I ! his loss ; one of these the Rev . R. : i8jSiiijS
gossamer
Put it floats in white
clouds far up In the quiet summer
sky, and hovers in dreamy mist
over the merry faces of all our spark
ling lakes. It veih the woods and
Coffins and Caskets.
Also a foil Ln.- of w 00. 1 0,:!. 1 hw
Ca-iketJ. I Mhfdl iuak.r 1 mi i: - m r 1
of w jI colli ns and 1 n si . :'s id
caskets, and guar:int tit in i-pin!
to thorn; of oh I mauiifnet ur'-rs :o:h
in tyle and lininh , .v.d at
world moves steadily from gloom to
brightness. And bending down
humbly as E'isha did, and praying
that my eyes shall be made to see,
ia a great many cases it would be
received aud a ailed of when the
offer of money, rnadd to accomplish
the svme end wou'tl have been
sparncel as a bribe.'' For what pur j I catch the vision of this republic
pose do the railroad managers issue I its mighty forces in balance , and its
free passes to our congressmen, our ! unspeakable glory falling on all its
legislators, our judges, our solicitors ! children chief among the ledera-
vcry many cases it has resulted in j and our State officers? Is it because j tioa of E glish-speakiag people
the charging-of more for a short i these parsons are any m;re entitled j plenty streaming froi its borders,
than for a long haul og the same. j to free transportation than the hum-j and light from its mountain tops
line in the same direction; and j blest aneV p.ooresC'eitizca who helps ; working out its mission under God's
II. Wills is now Piesicb-nt of the N
C. Conference Methodist Protectant
Church.
A go(jd man has gone to his re
ward, The following lines from
hills of earth's landscapes in a pair- Bryant's ''ThanatopIs" will well and
pie haze, whee lihny lights and ! truly apply to his life and death
shadows drift hour after hour. it ! "s' hve that wI-.mi thy summon '. coins
piles itself in tumbled masses (f toj-.m
, , , , .. , . , I The m : u -1 . r a 1 I c caravan tV.t m')v-s
cloud domes and thunderhcads , ! . .... . . , , , ,
lot ie l.Ji rc-nbiis o! .-bid-j when: cvh
draw3 the electric tlash from its .
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mysterious niding places, an 1 seams ( ijis chamber in the silent balls of dr-,i. j j, .,h wij nppi.viit th- n-i -i'-v
and .shocks the w:le air with vivid Thou co not like the ouarry hlave at j of a Practical Undertaker-
Associated Price
n r? n hi r
I -do.l!
iMve my e ntire u'.L ulioa to t h" un
dertaking biisi n And uh ! tb r
oughly understand it, with t.i-.-y
yours of Practical ExDeri-
! eilCC Hr'd b-cimg .ire ttiat my
lines of fire. P, is c&rried by the
:ht.
j I shall Hpare ntrillo r l.i')o; nor mo, 1
wind?, and UWs in rustling curtains i Scur-o.l to hu dangeon, but Mita.n.-d j for the successful prosecution of tl.v
though this has been justified by
railroad managers as resulting from
the necessities Of the situation, it is
not to be denied that the necessity
has in many cases been artificially
created and without sufficient reason.
The inevitable result was that this
management of the business had a
to pay taxes to support the convicts j approving eye, until th: dark conti
that build and repair these railroads? ! neut3 are opened and the highways
Don't you know, my reader, that of earth established, aod the' shad
these passes are given to these pub-! ows lifted and the Grgou of the
lie officers for the purpose of obtains j nations stilled and th- pciploxities
ing their assistaace in the perform-of Babel straightened arid under
ance of their official duties? Do yon j one language, one liberty, and one
suppose. , Or are you so blind as to Gad ali the ndf'oas of the world
believe that these passes arc given j harkt nm: to the Amer.cin drum
of liquid drapery over a!! the thirsty I py ., U!,f;iL rin-s trut, nppr
woods and frolds, anil fixes in God's! grave
i.ikc oik- wno w 1 :iv 1
hu-nness.
f My -to'-k Will be comple'-.
fO'lcil
About him and lien d jwn
1 1 t.a ;i:
RiDwo d, . C.
ape
to
.Jl
y
I M s.
beat aad girding u) their ioins, shall
march a'mid the breaking of the
raillennial dawn into the paths o!
lightcousness and of peace 1"
s
C U T H E R N
II
OT EL,
IlALIEAX, N. C.
1). D. BRYAN. Proprietor.
Polite servants, good accommoda
tions and evt ry attention that may
le desired. Location just in front of
Court-House.
Livery attached. Terms reason
aide, l .r" Stop r-t Southern Hotel.
I'i'" Hacks to and from depot free
of charge.
elirect and very decided tendency to
strengthen unjustly tue strong cause of any personal regard.'
among the customers nd to depresa Just ask yourself the- question, every
the weak. These were very great ! day fi r a .week, and aTc every man
evils, and the indirect consequences yOU .-cj, during t'uat time, and if at
were even greater and more per- ! the end of the week you still believe
nicious thai; the direct , for they j these passes arc-Riven for no sinister
tended to fix in the public minel a r-.jrpuse, then Y pooc implo creature . j
belief that injustice and inequality j I am sorry for you. 1 ak every j
in the employment of public agencies ! person who reads this article, ever !
were not condemned by the lav, and j evening after supper, as he sits, on
that success in business was to be i'the porch enjoying himself with his
sought for in favoritism rather than family and his good neighbors who1
in legitimate competition and enter-J v...ve dronoed in for a social chat to
prise. ' I d.scass this que;on : Why is it tL -.: ( l L f,,!
The evils of free transportation of tor-state efficer-. our iudses. ( ;:!tocy ,io:I-'
ut V
mysiic Eastern heavens His beautiful '
bow of riromise. glorified with a radi-!
I
anee that seems reilected but of 1
heaven itself. I
' It glenms in the frost frystals of; is LIFL V K ill Li VIVo
the mount-in top and the dews of; N()t if ?( through th..- world a dy
the valleys. It silently crcep up to pt-ptio. A ;;i;i 's ly-p-p -..1 la!i.t- :n
each leaf ii- tho myriad forests ed then -"v- ;'r th-"w.r-t ! ,rtiH c.f ly.'
world and tints cr.ch fitut and flower. i.;.,alivi. , ir:i;.te-l and , 1 1 oy K. 'I
It is here in .ho iirass blades of the i White-h.ad & Co.
meadows, and th re where the corn -' 1 1 1 11 '
waves its tassels and the wheat is j SMITH SONS (ilN ANI .MAdi SK ( U.,
billowing! if gems tie depths of;
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.,
, 1 ! V.'.th thanks to rny tnendi for
rle:r ,jupp r! in the p"f, I tio-t by
pb. asnnt , -fjiiari; dealing to ir.'-r it heir -o:.li 1-
ice in the fu'wre.
ji A M I N V. T ! F. '. !1 T '! ! f
1 I shrill coi'iune to worh in th;i
'!ep:irtur;r.t, either spjial or re- l .r
1 repairing.
I Vours !rly,
! . f WILLI A
7 If.
the descit witi; the glad green oasis,;
winds in ncens - r-nrri the whole;
earth, arid roars its hoarse.' eternal '
anthems on a humlrd thousand
miles of coast 1 It claps its hands in
the flashing wave crests of the sea,
Mannfic'.'irers of -
Wiiv tiii; Ni -;ki;ai.s on Wat. 11
Dials Din i:i: n;oi Tuo-i:
IX CoMMiiX I'E.
In a recent con versa' iou with
reporter a prominent jewekr of sweetes.
persons were not less conspicuous
'mg Store
UUUlC.
..'.chCS lA.A-'i
in common
1
; lau2hs in the little- rapids of the ! Xvff'S' -
; brooks ,-kses th, dnping nos,- rXS
covered, eld oak-n well buckets in al v.Ug, : - '
countless host of h.pny homes 1 Vji'
See these pieces of cocked ice i U47M M&'&&
j full of pnsraatic colors clear a, feW
i monds ! Listen to t heir fairy tinkle ' '" 7 K ' jl&s l;Vf 1 Vf'
Against the 1 rimu.ing glas, tint. 9 ; ! feS1 WlI.A '
mu.lc ie all the worl 1 to V ?; ; - ; -iJlll WjMi 1 '
m . .i h,!ii v. i' n ; ntr. 1 . ,ir,n so . c 1 -.-'...,..-. tixxzrziztetv s t
.1 : i-.l . . . . .' i . ; - - 1 -
m to - ;angn'-e 01 1.1;: g :u 01 . J.-'- J
mar . fouli , I 1
vouh'i yon exchange thaf.
' - r , ' , . I it- f J , I'm ii 1 ' ? f .
...licitors. our eon-resmon . and our i". ' ' ' "
- I 1 1- -?-.V. H-..-
tlian those which have been mention- iroi3lators aud the editors of news !c'0tAJ tl'ur "1J-U ll'U3C
t riii - 1. : A,t,l,ul hor,n,l ! iionom vvlu, nti.ilit fn S'inn Si hflflill 11SC. 1 Id Said t &
r,urnl r.r. liirhts to cive varr.inz of the saoaD 'dt is notbias but a tradition a ; ..f the very devil him 11 :" ! Smith Improved Cotton (jllli
IIM I II' r ll lt-ll"-.' T 111 .... ll.v.fc-.
i
Ark you, bt..;..ers ail, ;
parkling f
elass of water for alcohol, the drink
"
am 1 lirnil era ir 02 a u r. t i -. ( I s tti'mOI
l f.m.ii;m in ,..!;.. ui'u.iv,.. .. . I
Vice, was uumniuniy .x. - Witcj lov
a . 1 '
to secure business but to conciliate ; 101s oe suujrcu 01 ueoaie e-ui ; u: v..v .u . -v v j nih2S an, icave the ...:.. 1- a i u s:i,ood:
m10 fovn" of localities and of public where for the next week an 1 then those now in use was made by Henry and elcarr lhv: is iot!.ii. that will
1 ... ! rr i. -t a . . tl
while it was olten , tell me , it you can , one single hons m ii, . ne u.aae il 101 , ;
montr v,-a-ehmalier. , but the custom
nwf r fo nrocdaim the fill- . , , -.-
.ct nninct anu ntnsive form. Free ' i. ,.r .ii .iCi c I has always oeen p.L0iveo. iou
transoortation was iven not only ! on the railroads of the State? Let ! may or you rray not iviiow Uatti.e
PIMPLES, nv T'lfl F.fi K.
-. a i unr-urc- .- in of hi od ar.d are
y :i by t-icny w:ib st:sp;'-ioD.
bodics : and ,
demanded by persons who had, or jest motive which prompts the giving Charles V. of France, who has been
iro'izhiv e
Smith Hnllor and G-in-
Feeder and Condensers.
WE SLLLEVKLY M AC II I NK L'NDLK a IL'LL Gt AR-NTLR.
fsST- also c-in fir::'.
w'
T.
utif-n,
-te-;n. j
f;'l-ad
S'.-.id t"-r Ill:;-.rated I'l'.alo.'-i'
tra-io. Ad-ire-i
.-in., i 1'resseH when th-y are wnt-.-d.
an 1 I'. . - ci i -1-.--1 - V .. an 1
2 7 ly! claimed to have, influence which was I of these free passes.
Ci
ailed
an.
mit.1 Sons Qin anr) Ucbinc Compin
i;i;:mi :-.'.ma m, f. .