davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-04-08

THE TRIAL OF THE robson COUNTY
PRISONERS. The trial of these parties for the
murder of ex-Sheriff King, of Robson,
has been in progress at Whiteville, Colun1-
bus county. since Wednesday last. The
trial, we hear, has been divided as to the
defendants. Geo. Applewhite and Stephen
Lowry have been together put upon trial,
which they are now undergoing, while the
two Oxendines Calvin and Henderson,
will await the result before they will be
arraigned.
The States witness, John Dial, we I'M
derstand gives testimony that Geo. Apple
white was the principal in the murder and
was the man who fired the gun which
proved fatal to Sheriff King. Lowry was
there in the party, of which Dial was q
member, with a gun, On the other hand,
the two negro prisoners, Williams and
Waters, carried up from the jail in this
place, gave testimony that Dial stated &c
them while in Jail here that be was forced
into making revelations and testifying
against these parties that they were net
the real murderers Of ex-Sherif King, and
that the murder was committed by other
parties, whom he SO greatly feared TINT he
believed if he told On them he would GER
tainly lie killed. Being forced to tell on
somebody, he preferred swearing that the
parties in custody were the murderers to
making the revelation to the trne par
tics and undergoing the certainty of being
killed By such desperate characters as he
knew them to be. Col. W. F. French,
who is one of the counsel for the prisoners,
was placed upon the stand and testified
that Dial made Il similar statement to him
on the occasion Of Il visit to the prisoner
in jail.
These facts we gather from the jailor of
this county, NASH, who went up IA charge
OF the prisoners, Williams and Waters,
summoned as witnesses, and with whom he
to the city Thursday night.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-04-08
AGENCY OF THE HOLY SPIRIT.

The eye of corpse, SO long as its
transparency remains unimpaired, will re-
oeive picture of the object on the rati-
na, as we'll as if the organ was in the head
of living person, but there is no CORES
ponding expression produced on the brain.
And so truths may enter the mind and
be conveyed to the heart but to have the
heart feel them and be benefited by them,
there must be the presence and agency of
the Holy Spirit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-04-08

FFayef, 20 make lt acceptaDle, requires
neither genius, eloquence nor language;
but sorrow for sins, faith and humility.
It is the cry Of aiStrooo, the aanGo of want.
the abasemeut of ccntrition, the energy of
gratitude. It is not an el. 13sate string of
we'll arranged periods, nor al exercise of
ingenuity, nor an effort OF the memory,
but the devout breathing of soul struck
with the sense of its own misery, and of
the holiness of Him to whom it is address
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
er,,v1r Polvr. june IS. 1870.


NrssRs. FplroEs Allow me through your
naper to call the attention Of the farmers gen.
erallv to the subject of wages for farm hands
particularly as harvest is 50 near upon us
For several years the farmers and especially
those in Jefferson County, have stood much IN
their own light by Offering exorbitant wages Tor
harvest hands. Last year a few weeks before
harvest, wheat was over two dollars per bush
el and many men pledged hands three dollars
dav: and when they came to sell this same
wheat had to pay at tie rate of three bushels
for one DAVIS grading. No farmer in the
world can afford to raise wheat, specially he
pays $50 per ton for phosphate in order TO IN
sure fair crop. if he has to pay three bushels
or its equivalent for days work.
1.-THE farmers throughout our county would
call Convention and determine upon GER
tain rate of wages according to tho prospect of
the growing crop and the probable market
value. they would soon find the laboring class
would be perfectly satisfied with the amount
fixed upon provided no farmer offered Others
higher wages. One man by giving hign wa
ges often compels whole community to pay
much more than is necessary, or than their
crops can afford.
Iueyer yet have seen a crop destroyed for
want oflabor toharvest it, and still it is a COM
mon thing to find a man who because ne is a
little behind hand in bis work, will reckles, Y
offer high wages and thus compel all his neigh
b0rs to DO so also. heard Of a striking in
stance Of this last harvest. Several farmers
had assembled at depot to meet hands who
were expected from Hardy county, and all a
greed TO give $3.50 per day for full hands
when. lust as the train arrived, another farmer
rode up and shouted out "I.l give three dol
lars a day for Graders" This settled the mat
ter-he easily got rs many as he wanted, and
none of the rest would engage to work until So
! were pledged them also; and when harvest was
! over several acknowledged they would have
| been satisfied with $3.50 if all had Jared alike
One thing must be evident 10 every practi-
ca, farmer. If IS ccutsisa fair price for plow-
! inc corn. the hand far more than earns 50 for
days grading aud, rice rerSd, if So is a fair
price for cutting wheat, no man can afford to
pillow corn for IS cents. 1t is very evident four
| days blowing corn must be more laborious
than one days cutting wheat-then why make
them equal?
lately visited the ueighborhood Of Freder-
| lex city aud learned that the farmers generally
| expected to give s. a day this harvest and
none Of them paid over $3.50 last year.
Farmers Of Jefferson can you afford to give
over - for full hands and get only dollar
and fifteen cents fryour wheat. Look to your
interests and let no man engage banda more
, than that When you are selling your crops
You viii find YOU are In debt itauy one Of you
/ dreams of giving So as some men are foolish
euOurh IN talk of now BEGTvNER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
IOPHlSICIllS.


Allow ne to call your attention to my PKEFA'
RATION OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU.
The component parts are BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBEBS, JUMPER BERRIES.
Monr or PREPARArIoN.-Buchu, IN yacuo. Ju'
miner Berries by distiation, to form gin. Gu
bebs extracted by displacement with spirits obtain
ed from Juniper Berries; very little sugar is used
and small proportion of spirit, 1t is more psla
table than any now in use.
Buchu, rs prepared b. druggists, Is oil DARK
color. It is plant that emits its fragrance; the
action of fame destroys this its active principle)
leaving dark and glutinous decoction. Mine il
the color of ingredients. The Buchu in my pre-
raration predominates the smallest quantity OF
the other ingredients are added, to prevent fer
mentaton; upon inspection it will be found not to
be Tiucture, as made in PharmacoPUia, nor is ii
Svruu-aud therefore can be used in cases where
fever or Inflammation exist. In this, You have the
knowledge of the ingredients and the mode Of pre-
raration.
Hoping that You viii favor it with trial; and
thatueon inspection it win meetyour appreciation
With a feeling Of confidence,
an, very respectfully,
HIT. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist ole years experience.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
An E,napoipated slaves Gratitude.

an Emancipated slaves GfatI1uue'
Gov. Alcorn. Of Mississippi, recently aP-
po.p,ed W. G. Henderson to a judgoship, aud
in sendias his nomination to the Senate sud
bs selected him from several gentlemen equal
~ well qualified, solely on account Of the let
Ter which we print below. The Governor ad-
al that he could no, refrain from saying. "on
IN occasion 50 touching to every man OF the
South. tina, there is an e'evating sense OF tHe
".ool old world when labor toilej for duty
no, for meat, in this spectacle Of an emanci-
mated slave consuming to sacrifice all other IA
Worries for Office, in order to concentrate the
influence Of his position as a worthy member
oStbo Legislature to bcstow honor on his late
master" This is the letter.
House Of Representatives,, Jackson, Miss,
March 2G lS7O.-TO his EXcellency Governor
II AI,1ru-GUvernor | was q slave of Col.
W. Il. Henderson Boys together as we were,
he f. the centre Of the tenderest associations OF
INV life. Arrived ut manhood's estate, was
stir' intimately connected with him in tie re-
LL.FN OF as bHAf SCI fAits " 'NA A'~ '''-
wounded a. UpperyIle, Va, en- route for Get
tvsburg. he lauguishcl In the Valley Of Viz
.inia. In the hands Of the FEDERAL authorities,
until 10 was my privilege to take him away,
secretly. through the lines 70 his own people.
The a.iecti0aate relation of ou- childhood, hav-
in, rircnel into q fixed friendship in our man
hood has been inyigoratcd still further by a
mutually &C service and devotion whichmakeS
him dear 20 my soul.
My friend and loving master is a candidate
FIR the Office Of circuit Judge Of the first dis
--.ct. He IS q mau of unblemishci honor, Is q
LAWYER of high standing at the bar, and having
s.51lout FOR You boldly during the late canvass,
is q good republican.
Now. Governor, I, by the mysterious provi-
dence of God. am % member Of the Legislature;
I want no office. no honor, save that Of stand
inc in my place rs a duty to my race. But |
believe my position gives me some claim upon
the patronage you are about to dispose; and |
now place, without reservation, all the credit
of that claim to the account Of my earnest
prayer that you appoint to the julgeshiP orthe
first district the playmate Of my boyhood, the
companion of my manhood, the generous friend
OF my whole life-my former master, Col. Hem
| je-s5n.
/ Hoping You viii grant this first and last
PRAYER which I. as q member Of ,his House OF
! Representatives make to you as Governor OF
I VI -srssippi. have ;ho honor 90 be your EX-
cc,,ucy's very humble servant,
AMBROSE HENDERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
pENOCEAIIU M V"NH''''
STATE TICKET.
Mammalian Railroad.

Inalatc speech Of joins w. GAEEErT' ESQ,
President of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company to the Directors leret-rel to tie H.
trrrur.i5n occas.5uel by Mayor Bowen Of
Wasiib..5a. and CAV. the cheering iniorma-
rsptbat the Metropolitan Raiircadicom Wash
ington TO the point o, Rocks viii he in opera
ti-n n no distant day. lie said
aTbe Baltimore and Ohio Company had its
r;-lfs affirmed iu Che Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia Jy the unanimous dcci-
Sion of that bench This decision affirmed
f.Tv lLc correct action of the Baltimore and
Ohioroad throughout, aud maintained ITS rights
rs asserted by it regarding both the Washing
ton and Metropolitan tracks within the city Of
Washington. The gentleman recently Mayor
Of Washington Is responsible 70 the citizens oil
that community for at least years delay IN
the construction Of the Metropolitan branch.
His opposition based upon views SO absurd,
and Misrepresentation so gross, apparently
c--7tol such a feeling I'm portion 0l that COM
r-u-i-v rs o. cause tbiscomVlDy 10 decide that
f. would De urwisc o. make larger cNpcuti-
lures until It's igltswere properly 2lIul.eatcd-
These RIGHTS have been assured and the pe--
uIeol Washington have doubtless seen and
appreciated the fg.iyC tie opposition OF tho
Nayor. His removal from Office, and emphatic
condemnation of bis course thus Indicated, will
doubtless cause q restoration Of mutually adj
vautlgcous relations between the company and
the CITY and citizens of Washington. With
out asking q dollar Of contribution from the
overburjeucl taxpayers of Washington, 1t
- HH va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

MAsoxIc.-The following is list Of officers
of Bethesda Royal Arch Chapter, No. l6, of
Smithfeli, in this County, elected on the even
ing of the 7th iustaat:-M. E., Alex. VI.
Evans H. P; Geo. ". Nelson. h; W. l..
Harrington, S; Jos L. Ninghini, c. Of H. ;
II. NJ. Billings, P. S; J. Wm. Roberts, R.
A.C.; T. W. Kearns, 81 " Of V; J. G.
UusclI, 2nl ". of Y. r. W. MoIntiro, 1st
N. of V; s. L. Minghini, T.; John F. Smith,
s.; J. G.. Myers, c.. Geo. Murphy, c.;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

EXAMINE the W God Reaper before purchasing,
/ as i, contains, as Reaper ana mover in Toe
sale by 'A5 LA
FOR SALE.
WESTINGHOUSE Threshing Machines or
10 horse power-in perfect order rIr Sale oy
June 4, 1870. 40 La -"
,hL I'M JAS. LAW. H00FF.
~ PERPETRATORS, Water Coolers n and Frse1-
ers, for sale by JAS. LAW noori
CtuOICEIot Of Bacon Hams, Prime Seed Peta-
toes sor sale bv JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
SCyTHE sn,thes and Grain Cradles, Genuine
- WslJron Grain and Grass Scythe for sale Dy
June 1. 'h', Ia =.
"ORsE and Hand Hay and Grain Rakes; LOT
sale by 'A". Ia e..
VvIeE Baskets and Wire Horse Mnzzles, Tor
~ III. ~. H.. JAS LAW. H00FF.
VITHETsTOyES, Rifles; and B IN ndnr Far'
w vester Sharpener. JAS. LAW. Hooff.
"rRS Rim. Smokes, Shafts, Poles. &c, for
- n' JAS. LAW. H00FF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

PLATFORM OPP WEST VIRGINIA. DaN0cEATs.
The Democratic Convention assembled at
Charleston, the new capital Of the State Of
IVES. Virginia. on Thursday week, and was
largely attended. The platform demands the
taxation of capital; the cNpunsjug from the
statute books Of every form Of test oaths; de-
mau5s restoration Of the ballot CD the aslaa-
ch.sci. and declares the white racetar superior
and ruling race o' tie country. j..n J..
Jacobs, Of Iamgs C.ra.v. was nominated
for Governor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
HHIHBlIgS FLUID TE77lG7 Or EIGHl

in affections peculiar 90 Females, is unequaled by
any other preparation, in Chloro's or retention
Painrulnass or Suppression Of Customary Evacua-
tons, liberated or Schirrus State Of the Uterus
and all complaints incident to tn, sex or the de-
ci.Eeor change %. life.
HET}IROLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCUU
AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH
viii radically eztcrnuate from the system disease,
arising from habits dissipation. at little expense
little or 10 change in diet, inconvenience or ex
p6sure completely supcr.edius those unpleasant
and Danger remedies, Copaiys and Mercury, in
all these diseases
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
IIAarEgs FEGaY vs. Jorx W. G,rnr~r

HAarENs FERRY vs. JOHN ". GArnrrr-
Andrew Hunter tie celebrated Virginia lawyer,
Is IN town, and has been engaged as leading
counsel 10y the Harpers Ferry Water Power
and transporting Company ia their suit against
John W. Garrett and tie Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. a suit for the ejcctmont
of the road viii be Immediately commeaced.-
Washington PpJl.cgL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
RFZs3TxTEY SPRINGS.

WEST NIKGINIA.
TS'he large Hotel at this wel-known watering
place has been bought By Baltimore com
pany, thoroughly repaired and elegantly furnish
ed, and has been leased BY the subscribers and Is
now open for visitors. Round Trip Tickets at a
reduction OF one-third the usual rates, and good
for five DAYS have been issued by the Baltimore
aud Ohio railroad from Baltimore and Washing
ton The baths and grove have been put IN COM
plete order. Terms Sis perwcck, Sc per month,
s. per day. Children and Servants NJ bali price.
GREEN d. WILLARD,
Propriet0rs.
Irrn IL $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

As.nrNr-joan Kline. q youth about If
.e,a yeas of --e I'll, from the Railroad bridge
opposite Swar.,. mi. ON sunday last and me.
with serious injury lie had the leit thigh
i-ac.urol. Que bone of the right arm and the
.git wrist disioca,cl
Tie is under the professional, care Of Dr.
H'w.. '1jwc understand is doing ve.l-J0-
ig Ssr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
THRESHING MACHINE
For Sale.

HAVE for sale a Firstrate Secondhand
! Ihreshing Machine, which viii sell low
Terms made known on application 70
GEO. " MOCK. or
May ., 1870. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
Commissioners Notice.
GEO. II. BECKWITU. A7mmjslr. Of Samuel
SndlGV, deceased

N'''N' IL i-'IN ~ a. <l'"'''''''' ~ -1''''--
SrllGN deceased
VS..
S, 2. SCOLLAY, and others
~ CHINCERf.
It i, ordered that this cause he referred TO a
Master Commissioner Of this Court with in
siructions to ascertain and report The debts
still outstanding and unpaid against the estate
Of Samuel Scolay, deceased, and any addi-
tiouaI assets beyond those already accounted
for by the Administrator. together with all
other matters deemed pertinent BY himself or
which any Of the parties may require to have
stated
And notice Of this account published FIR
four successive weeks in any convenient news
paper sha'l be equivalent to personal service
upon the parties or any Of them.
An Extract Copy. 1esta-
". 4. CHApLlNE, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

The Virginia Legislature has appropriated
81 800 to remove the Virginia dead from Get
tysburg aud Arlington to Hollywood Cemetery,
Richmond.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

A good article of Harvest Whiskey for sale
in the basement Of the Jefferson Building by
J. s. EASTERDAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

A good article Of Harvest Whiskey for sale
in the basement Of the Jefferson Building by
j. 5. EASrEEDAY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

Contractors and Builders,
CARPENTERS,
MERCHANTS, FARMERS.
EVERYBODY,
INTENDING TO BUILD OR REMODEL CAN
1 save iiae and money by leaving or sending
their orders for
SASH DOOR BLINDS,
BRACKETS, COENTCE, FENCING,
CEILINGS, PALINGS, FLOORING,
MOULDINGS, MANTELS, sc,
G3BSSll lIIl J5llESSBB LJlBBl
OF ALL KINDS, &c., TO THE
q II Al L &c 9; Y O w ~
STEAM SlF lid ILA5Is5 hill
va Satisfaction will be given as to prices and
quality OF work.
TERMS, REASONABLE.
NcKNIGHT d BRO.
June IS, 1870.
TUST received at'my yard a boat load of : ia
% Misunderstanding; also a lot of Wild Oh for
Wagon Beds. &c. W. j. HAWKS,
June Is, 1870. Agent
2FAGELEY7S Grain Cradles with waldrons
Va English Scythe, for :, ;aI I., G{ ny r. prrr
June Is, 1870.
DEST Manclla and Jute Rope, all sizes, for sale
~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

" OTICE-Just received another large assort-
Y mcut 0f Ladies' Shoes Slippers, Buskins and
Jeter,ous. Kid Slippers soc. Bu5kins and Jeler-
sons Sl.59 per pair. For sale BY
June IL. :. I. HAMBURGER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
$3.50 REWARD.

CtTRAYED from me at IIarper's Ferryon Friday
= night week. SMALL YELLOW DOG. His
ears are trimmed and his name is Scott He had
on n Wire Collar marked II. WHEN. He was last
seen at Cameron's Depot. The above reward will
be paid upon delivery at Sappington Hotel, in
CharlestOwn. y. I. HAMMOND.
Nav 30, 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
Ho!nlbOEd'S ECIrGct
BUCHU

invariably docs. limo treatment Is submitted to,
Consumption or Insanity ensues.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
Tor Harvest.

HARVEST Whisky now receiving. 4 good ar
! tcle atlow price, BY ". EBI.
Z AN now receivia. a general stock Of Harvest
: aud Family Groceries at lowest prices for cash.
Harvest RaAcs for salebv ". EBY
EHEESE, CHOW CHOW. Cucumber Pickles,
( Brandy Peaches, Green Corn and Fresh To-
uatoeg. received for sale BIZ ". EEY.
CANVASS Suear-cured Hams for sale bv
| June II, 1870. ". EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18
BEACKsMETn WANTED.
General Agency.

ID REFRIGERATOR for sale very cheap, by
Il May 30, 20. W. EBY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

NyvATER COOLERS. Refrigerators, and Wire
w Baskets just received and for sale by
May 80. MCCURDY 4 DUKE.
WALDRON'S Grain and Grass Scythes
w Whetstones, Rifles and Rakes, for sale by
May 30. McCURDY Il DUKE.
MERCHANTS and others will find a large
vi stock of Harvest Tinware at
May 30. McCURDY & DUKES.
4 additional supply Of Builders Hardware,
\ just received by McCURDY d DUKE.
7 OCUST Posts, Plastering and Single Lath,
4 4 Shingles and Lime, for sale By
May 80. McCURDY q DUKE.
HORSE Hay Forks for sale by
May 80. NcCURDY 4 DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-06-18

saturday, June IS, 1910
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-01
WASHINGTON AFFAIRS.
The Work Before Congress Senator Vauce,,
Admission Considered Daubtiul

Admission Considered DeubtiuI.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3O-As An evidence OF the
dividusls and corporations which s expected OF the
approaching session Of Congress, it is ascer-
other privileges TO railroad companies remaining on
the Speakers table when the House adjourned last
July. These bills had passed the Senate,
causes, they were not acted on by the House.
In addition TO these, there are many more in
the Senate and In the committees OF .he two houses
and all OF these will be pressed during the coming
three months session, with more or less strength.
or course the usual tracing expedients win be re-
sorted to by members Interested In the various
schemes, and 1t is probable that maAy OF the bills
will succeed. 1T Is generally concaded that but little
work win be done until after the holiday recess,
although 1t Is well known that Mr.. Iawes intends
to press action on the appropriation bills early
possible In order that they may not be left until the
last Gays OF the session. NJ many of them last
Although bat four days intervene before the as
sembling OF Congress- the city is comparatively de-
serted, the hotels are without guests and signs OF
'rocms to let displayed during the heat OF
summer. Thus far not q fourth OF the members and
Senators have arrived, and throughout the city there
Among the arrivals to-day were Senators Chandler
and Ames. The Vice-President and Speaker Blaine
are expected tonight.
Considerable surprise is expressed here at the
election OF Ex-Governor Vance to the United States
Senate, by the Legislature OF North Carolina, to
succeed Senator Abbott. A careful examination OF
the acts OF the Tbirtynlnth aud Forteh Congresses
and the frat session Of the Forty shows that
his political disabilities for participation in the Re
belion have never been removed and il IA the gene
raj opinion that Congress Will certainly refuse to re-
therefore regarded here by Republican Senstors as
very doubtful IL is supposed that the friends OF ex
Governor Vance will urge In his favor that he op-
posed secession until the State Of North Carolina
went out OF the Union, and that during the war he
was elected Governor by the people OF State on
platform opposed to the Confederate admins
tration. His opponents claim however, that these
facts will have little influence on COngr. ss since
Carolina he was as bitter Rebel any man In the
South.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-01

II In positive amszement. They cannot ~
such house is doing In such a metz Ink What
these are many stories about as ssoorh0odi and
tended for. IL there were sig 20 what IL Is In
u %oSS De ssepe seT Gown e
MT Long himself is 10 live in ali TeeI .sa
ssct ,sst s,e 70 realize even when they know the
selves. '<u ior 'he people them-
,o, nS @ th at the command Of several
bad viii % arect no "A as soon as possession be
under way for Sc 1era other lots, and il successful
horbnoS % RVt ~ gain control Of the entire neigh
.nd Jrix. >ais means 1t can control the tenantry,
pamords su Jut all but the best. This will 20 far
~ tbo decreasing crime, for it is only by reason
oner congregation of so maRy bad characters in
tnn ylace that the evil becomes so great. Many Of
w present Inhabitants would work and earn q
comparatively honest living II they only out Of
Bedford or IT'S sister streets