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women are in a perpetual condition ''di
surprise, and scotf at each otlicrs, style
boil, always Quitting criticism ofR,hcir
own. - eg AFt'4@
Conversation cqnaly, bctflys tlifs
natural opposition. If the sexes had
real respect for one another, would they
indulge in those unbelievable cocipli
mcnts? Neither docs It to those ofticir
own Kind whom they honestly like.
The artificial style Of talk which is the
traditionary custom ot'the sexes is plain.
+. ly that of creatures who notuudcr.tlnd
each other and have mutual susl.ici5ns.
Being strange they bct,kcc themselves to
compliments. A+'"" '.9 'S,'t' 81
4 qualification in reference 'sc,a to The
family tclation has to be made. TO a
ma7 his mothr is not a womnn-she is
a divinity. Tie like partly holds a'a
girl of her father, and brothers and
sisters are not Of any Sex. But get oit.
side of this. non sexual circle, and the
an'ipa'l'y comes quickly into play Boys
nearly h tc girl, and the fteling'is re
turned. Old men care nothing for wo
men of any age, except as nurscs,, old
women creep together. 1t is only dur
ing the central portion Of life t.lat, the
sexes. can be said to be civil to one
another. In fact, if natarc had not
forced men and women to love each.
other during that portion wiIly.mlIy,
aud gives them that increiiblc and
perplexins brib2 of GILL lreh; it is doubt
ful whether they we,ild have any mu 9
tual liking. Love is all that exists
between them.
1t is astonishing, considering what a
complete, intricate, long asso2iition the
bridging np a family tics a'c6upIe to.
that they d NOT bacome more reilly
infinite thln .they do even in the best
cases: Doubt may we'll be feIt that
there's afe few hu,b1nds and wivcs who
in spite of al the trials they have
shared, have not at the bottom Of their
hearts sense OF srievancc one against
the other. r ''' s'.''i .''fs
Il is all ?cry sal bit it cannot .br-
helped The ,cxes are a7patial Failure,
and somehow has arisen an caorin 3us
yxasecration, Of their liking for one
another. Look at calmly, tie interest
each has fr the o;Ieris Wicraily flc&&r,
ing nyc sa,iiity ;;i5 s6likt Ii ihotonoa2 .
anl small-lnert love, in ftGt.!7.'T -7aS
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The Only Fcmais Mason.
ith 7i- gs' 81. @sa .ntAe-l, 4,
aNW sllE7 oprA4NkR u&2y pS3REE :
a' HER PoRTRAlT~ IN EvEaYz .Lople
ROOM INIRELANp y i7lgsJ 3aas

'''''' ~ 90 sf--f r .ta. ,
re- yrev g. bseS, s. ,gsl
The Hon. Elizabeth st. LcEor s#as
The only female who was ever initia:e,t
into the mystery Of 'reemasonry. she
has had two degrees The fr;t ah1
<cconj7- conferred OF her. As it My
te interesting to the general reader, We
give the story as t. how" Miss l.cs;er
obtained this hon5r, Promising tbat Tie
nformation c'nas from the Bes. of
sources. Lord DonGrailc, Mss ST.
Le2qr's,r father, Very zca'6ds NIas6n
he.d 'wSprraht, AID otcasi6naify opsasl
lod.c-at Donerhic Hose, his Sons za2d
some intimate friends rs sting; and il
Is laid'that nevtr@wcfe H Masonic dutiss
more vigorously rcrfdrnicd THAR BY tn
brcihrcn Of No. i, the number oftheir
1t appears that previous to the i,i'a
ton Of Il gentlemen to the first der c
Of Masonry, Miss st Leger, who WIS II
young Girl, happened to be in an apart
mcnt adjoining the room gcncFdIy ustd
as Iodse room, bu: whether the young
lady was there by dcsi5h or mercy adci,
lept, We cannhot itchfaehtIy s;utaE The
room at the fine was n6dfgoing 50 ~
alteration among otlfcr things the wall
was considerably reduced il ono partror
the purpose Of making saloon. Thc
ysnng lady having hcaftf fh6 voices OF
Frccnason$, md bcing 'ihditca b. the
curiosity nnttir4l't all to see this mSs
terry, so long md 50 secretly locked up
from the public view had the. courage
to pick Il brick from the wall with her
sci. s5rs atdtTuS witness the tw6 frst
steps Of the ceremony, b. i,al
Curiosity gratifed, fears at ,opce t9ok
possession Q! her mind, aud, these who
nndortand this passage well know What
tho feeling of any, person must be who
could u nlawfullys behold that ceremony;
'letvthom judge what were, the feeling of
young girl under such extraordinary
circumstances. There was no, mode, of
escape except through tho very room
where the concluding part of the second
step was still being solemnized at, the,far
END and the room very large one.
MissSt Leger had resolution enough
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a Queer Conclusion
.AEE MEN AND woMEN FoND o? EACH
uJ!iER.

Thc Pail Mall Gazottc is c.crcisc
over the question whether ''mcn nre
more Interesting TO men than women nre
and whether women Gnd mnrc in women
t" interest them than thny lu,in, MON"
The Gazette comes to the unwclcomc
conclusion that the p.otcidrd iondncss
Cfthc two Srxcs for one another is the
great fundamental hypocrisy oftherace
II wo.l b, unfair. to dwell tuo much
on the circumstance that they make on o
another uncomfortable in 4 way that
mcn never make men, nor wnmcn .wo-
mon taking that fact by itsrlf This
might he mere result of their being
different. lSutn review OF The whole
cusc (cudN to establish n general incom
patihIiity between, tho two. Things
wIlihnvc o alter scry much if maa m
women arc to get alnng well together.
The Pr,tcn that thcy are dyiug OF
sheer liking torso one anothor is not ,onk
not proved. It's dsp.oscI. Not merely
is that Kind of mortality wholly absent
from the returns, but after all these
centuries the two scyes greatly keep
Il II iiura cnc another.
When you cah get il glimpse orthcir
true tendencies it comes out clearly
enough that men aud women are dJmcs
tic creatures undo: comru'sion. All
Kinds Of social contrivancrs have been
tried the real purpose Of which, no nat.
ter how it may be disguised Is u Sepa.
rate the sexes, ana so secure for e,ch
tic pleasure Of being en'y in its own
society, There is no seriec men will
not make to set tbs luxury. They
will support the costlcst club. 1'h.y
will, sn ok, they will pretend any OF
Of recreation l'rom cards down to bill
liords, sooner thln Mt to apart from
women portion Of their tine. The
like thing holds 81 the ladies in the same
way. The inability of ,ncn 20 stay at
home allows their wives t. assemble mu.
tnal clubs ii thcir own drawn, rooms,
and they do so. For Que club the
men have, III. women have huudrels- =
just as many as there are houses.
he truth is, the taste of the sexes
radically differ At home feminine
likipss prevails, and th.rc is no man
who is not more or less aware that the
minor arrangements aud wonderful and
to him supcrGrous filigre like ornamental.
tion of his hcuso are not for him nor for
his sex, but for the other. just as
little can it be doubted that men. and
women dress each for their own sex;
,hnrit is the admiration of their own,
kind, not of the opposite one, they lay
themselves moso out for. Mon aud
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II was cottage. Don't tell nc that
| dvii'; know. Invent | been there to
rather leses and feast on8sarawbcrri,s
No! 1t was not Il cottage prnee--iherc
WIS nothing Freuchified about it. 1t
was purely Aincricats, and fhniTAonizeyl
swectlS with the delightful scenery. M
it .hpdn't a fiat room, nor u poytirn:
nqthinS qlall pf The. kind, But then i
had,p rose ,r;ues running all oyer the
Windows, and whole colouies of f.wrens
that zbhilts stheir nests and sang bencqth
its cavts To lie ri.itt was field %
clover, red With Blossoms On the le:
asI:an. orchard from whence winds
scattered II shower f. bloom in .frrnt
sais a aroen ,lawn,y shaded with spme
massive walnut trees q and to the rear
opened d long gritss h,,fe fSr rtug'r which
tie cows walked every morning to the
PASTURE gbeyogd, ana returned at nisht,
y'tL knevqjlwell .enoush 4 to, whom this
cottage bclonsed.J ssNo,e it 7w,lsut, to-
sch;tols .teachcrF IN ria prc,rchsr, 1,,re.,n
au,Iibr@iiiTo such ithinr. II was bslr
BY, the kand OF, him who owned it and
and Lived in it, and ! had always I'd
mittedsshis eSce'lont taste in Llendina
the useful will. The beautiful. though ]
had never seen him-g ,,vsyis;ts hae5,.
been tQhis wife, and during hlssbseynee.
[ had learned Of him ih6unb': bearl
enough to make me intensely curious t.
see, ,biu,,; Tor uot a female Im.ue in tl,c
,noiphborl.oods approved Of, his wi.e,s
ciioiccgsI giJt - .ssl.,.r.se, 81. ,ssa,.,.i.
.S"swhat is the mattcr with him,?, n
asked; is iL'ii he iii,nlnnfoSrafgc isssy ~ so'
Not that | know of. was tic rc;S;n,
der; .bnt. to. toll The truth DOLLY he :; /.
insu e;etsblv sr.lv-shis face Is I'll s,.,rrol
and seic,trize,, Jesbnp,a mink bv 6rc
and yodscR,iowd aaas nw,ys makes mc
nervous to look at onythin., ~ ,bot
kind, us s,s~1,s
= s.PoSrs man perhaps hc got b,rnei Sn
sps resseung +: some o 's sehild or fcei1s " omar,
from the aan,es.,-I,s,ilt re-. b,a iqs
Dent 'kno,wy kl,o,y;. u, ueveff heard never
made iaomrits ; YOU know ,h.y onlv
'c,n co,c re Iycc cc'-; IN III be;aId,s,oo,i A.,
sn,n,,or and | n,vcr dared nsk lk'w VIII,
disfrurca'yhim ILSiIn NH th,t cad
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sp,..s,,a NUMBER Is

/ TFFF5=ssz'-7'+TSEi s-<HSSSs swS
to attempt hsr escape that way aud,
with light but trembling steps, glided
along unobservcd laid her hand on the (
handle Of the 7doos aud opened il Butts
| before her stood to her disumy, augri1a Ell
tiler with his long smosd unsheatfr-
cd .s.
A shrek that pierced through. the
apartments alarmed the members of the Z
lodge Who all rushing t0the door, and
finding that Miss St..Leger haSl becnin i
the'roop during the esrdmouy, resolved ~
it is said in the parazgsm,ef their vrage. -
to rputYlthc fair ssppctatress to d,ath, bp.
at the moving aud earnest supplication
of her youngest brother, her life was 70
spared on conditioner her going tfirousFtso
the'two rcmainin steps ofithef s5lesnapo
had uplawfully switnessea..9
This she consented TO, and they.
ted the beautiful, and terrified young
lady through those trials which are
sometimes moro thhn enough i5rF Z rndstlaE nidfSlaciEsa
line resolution, little thinkihg they 'wcre9S
taking into the bosom of their, craft ara
member t hat would reflect a lustrea one
the aupa's of.dasonryassv rod ,o.sgs-.
Miss St. Leger vas cousin to General
A 'hony St. Leger who Instituted the
interesting race and celebrated Doncas-'a
ter sffJesfYa stakes; Eventually, she
married Richard Aldworth, Esq, OF
Newmarket member Of highly hon
orabfc and hnci6nl f,mily. HWhenevera =
bcneft was given at anyaoaths theatres
in Dublin or Cork, for the Masonic fFe.
male Orphan Asylum. Mrs. Aldworth
walked at the head Of Freemasons with
apron and other in i,sni ,of l'rcemasonary
sat in front row of'tEe stage box. The
house IS always crowded on these
occasions. The portrait of thisaiestimazzs
bic woman ia,inithe lodge roomsof almest,
every slo}se ia1Tfeland.a ssts <. tSds
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"o' 10 oe III iS'akoh-ond though. he mad
'' SPoN'" Oh io'e, nc ac'eu ana i0ok0d
~ ana l oe''oVco nm.
~ was In october, think, the
atmosphere dry ana cool, with-niSht
"'"uS' w"en' as we were returning from
P''N '"'o at "'s"', was surprised
'"u ,. '"'oN'u oy inc appearance IN the
''9''"e'' " uccP' rcu ii5he, mat
See"''u - o'i"'o ."e shy unu 9ucncn cr..tte the
,"0 ''".S' ~ "',u a'" "w'ul PRESENT.
>' "Fi'' '"'"'"S '' Il ''.''e S'"'c
,,c ''' 'y "'''u'
I"V 'u' o0 our s'n'uSe'
'''nU'' ''' ''N ID
20 % "'"o' '"'''eF or
.p.. '0'
"' ~. S"''n"o'' '"o n'rF'ea
:" ~" v"sV' O''s'"s MI" "''p me
- ,'"'' ''"'e'' nearer Wy 'ears
,.c 1 ' w. ''0'' 10 ".S,sueeea our
DL'''r' , "o'"'' wrapper 'Non' oro"d
~ " ''''' "''' "","'' Vi WIN 'orhci
'o"5"', "Fp."S '"' P''i vs. ano shooting
' NV "'"''"'' WING Up a' one OF
."' S"y "S"'S ''o0a my mo'hcF In her
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=" 'n' WI" Sn''rk called 'he
''" - '''o ''o"' !" '''r SITUATION.
" fe'"o "y '!es ''"e ""d
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''' '"- 7'".''e"''o" Vi eu' ''7'ty' oome
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~ 'D'5 "'a sNits o'uers'
WY" u" "''e SoN'''eo '"c''"Sd 10 ooey.
Ivy '""' 'e'' "y "'o'nsf' / cried
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pn,lE gplxnJl SISS disSJ dong isSoSash
lhc l,@n, sbcneath the shadows ofegh,uts

! p"tnS galway nres w0itnd along thfonSh
the l'mn, beneath the sbsaoss ofegi,ur
walnut, sand gbyS tits gus alp%arhcd,
entered the little gate, and assembled the
sravSled walk, bordcrei by bed Of
fo<ers, to The door. II was open and
went in.
| Alone-a serene and pea ccrul hush
rested within The balmy wind nestled
n'thc wrea'hesiofsn"wy ,lrapcry hanging
Fat the window, where great white and
red roses bowed their graceful heads,
and the warm, rich sunlight came in
bright bars OF radiance upon the floor.
!, Not quite alone .either--a cradle was
there and it required no conjuning to
tell that cradle had an innntc.-a self
disnlicd, thoughtful, impcr,urbablc
little baby, whose quiet calmncss could
not understand. was wide awake. aul
its great rblpe eyes staring with infant
I persistence at sonictf ing, [ couldn't tell
what then they turned upon me and |
returned the gaze, But it ma lc no
differences, the baby had not foul or
evil thought to hide; it was not con
scicus of a sin IN word or dc "a; hence
thcre came nc blush to that delicatcly'
rounded check, no falling to that calm,
quiet eye, limpid as u lake in summer.
serene us the hcaveus in June
There was a rustic and hu,tcr of
muslin, the sound of slight, spriagy
step, the glimpse of Il FAIRY form, and
Mrs. 'Winslow stool before me. She
was nor very beautiful, but sparkling
aud viraciou$, with Il glow of health on
her check and its light in her eye.
The baby had roqscd now, to be sure;
no more of it's quiet and catlnncss, no
more Of its uphtiulnc.s and serenity
Its little iorm fairly Gut,cred with Joy;
it laughed, clapping its dimplcd huds.
You've come to ~t,y I.dAy With me.
haven't you? aud the baby had such
@o'd company while nlam,mt was zone.
hadn't it ? she said in 4 light, chirruny
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IT,.
H.. -. -, w 80 ''"'," my
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L,.,,.,.<. = ' pNr"''' " ''J'S
'''o'
W" '." ." y" IA" We '"'Nei "o'"f
80 80 '''' ,,F"F 1"PeF''Se " ~
"''' "o' s'7",H' = no' i "c'S""9r
""''c' ~. WI" ,', u u'Sos'e' "'' ''e 'n'if"
~ - Inc c'erSy man were not shown
w ""' ,t A." "'oiSe' ~ private sc"ha'i
Fss ~ "'I pr's'u:f pu' '"c '''ne hew
'ha -, M ''''' o'"nFt' ana
lFe :, - t, ""''" sun was S'"N'"G
''''"' '"' ''e'S '"'' D"'"'" n"d glove"
-, 1,.S 80 ~ S"' ''"' F."
""1'' was ''.''.'e' anu "'sh"u' a worn
,.' T" P"'',''' ~ my ''P: u was tn't
p'o'o "'H'"S ''''" WIN most eA-
40 "'' iE"e"'
~ H'tr'O''' ~ 's' was Sh' answered
W." =, = ''s"' "'' nave see" "'''
l rep"en l" the n~g"'ive,
,1'",,s 9u VII, s'',y VIII WIN me ,h'S e'cn'nS
p'''u '"'' S"''''i o" D 'prH I"
'''" ',. '' "Vf'"''"N"'e' "hu again 'oohe"
.a, 800 p',' ''
ss,i : ,,f'sp 'ss = '"o" ''N' '"'' now Shc
: ,t.'i,s ! %, IT, "I ''"' Sr' "'
s?Fi. - -, ~ '"'Se 20 o''SS
! lnc fire by " hlch he ln>t his Un,l l,ntS
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Mrs. .Jenes says-,her husband is
three. handed man-righs hand, left
hand, aud 2 little behjpd hapl.
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Miss Graci6 Clark, sofipe&asp lipss bad
eighteen lovers, aud yetashG bceer saw a
steamboat In heflifs. tefi iais sy4
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Is 'ifoldingSzaS Sunday-School "a
= > /" I1DRiNtl lSerYirn . haa

I" :" I1DBmc SerYice!s q haa
- ieiiia7 sas' ,'Is1i etas as,. si
fHos, s3v>. gH ssi s,scg ~ .vssssx
IN Augusta township, Northumber-
land county, the Lpthcran and German
lltss!"rmed deno,mpninqtions, Jointly own : a
church and worship in it When the
church wHs gonslruested an agreemenr
was n! made between he two congregations
that nothing but divine seryiee" should
be ,pllqYssd therein. Subsequently Sun
day schools ggl were held by the two, de-
neompitnattig9pns ~ in scho2l house in tho
yyElSiiiniii'Y, yyEiiiii The brethren did not dwell
long together in unity before irreconciIa-
biz llsI,3 3aitfcregfes affected n separation, aud
the LpqtlYeFFaps lYFggp appropriated the. church
Sunday school .sefvitc id not come
under tle !;ll;. !e;ll;a.ss;ifSa!iqa Of divine SER
vieo" the Rgfarped. denomination pro-
secuted the, I.uthqrsps,' The law suis
resulted 10 Judge R9qkfellOg sustaining
Eshss saeteeaaptS>e Tie TIlhsesG case was carried
T. tPe SppFYHs GQagts qald.lsthe:tribeAal 4
has jgstaFsy0Essa the !cciiis !cdacissiops Of the
COURT below r,vo ,word, Il .,.;.,.,
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Jane used champhcne to light her sfrc, thc
'a faster.sv~s - tlra So Ys d. 7y
1--WE lay her to rcst,7 intoncd the pastor. e.iT
Smith blew the gas out, ere the bed he glid-.
,ledsfor.ai ,,a ar4isF1 teF-s4R IN Af
leaving his family quite unproyiderlfor., -,
/ sssh q; s-z't s-a4 z~a ss.V lo
TO learn if charged, Jones trcathed int o his
5 following-picce, .s,-, n. ,..tr..s,r....
Hiss widows mcicx will support his bowling
q ihP'fSSS '7as ~ ~ l-eo}rtszg- rs.u
Brown thought he'd airt With Simpsons
wifctA III tic. ,.,.. s.-.
rhejury, stood. a, dozen for acquittal.,
I'll ssshaye,'" said Ruth of woman's rights
the. for, runner,
The razor must have slipped" observed
N"'E'Ti'i 'iFey isfs7rR., .-r.tay "a
s'ilss jumped dpto reach moving rail ears
platform. '6' - ''"a "a t~*o - .
a homes bereavmcnt shocking is in that
form, "''s F'E9' '' Say rt .1
'Thst whisky ono can staid,'' said Toh,,
kiIis. try oh, let's" .-e s@' af'a
Ills sleep is sweet beneath the early vioicts.'
N-7 90 '.Hift''. E"i .,"ns ~ ias s5-u ~su
His sshoPsfrls put on tormost foor,7 dill 4
Blaney. SO sI!f'' 81 s~.ltF'f ...-i
After the fire they d;dn't count so many.
sf-s> - sSsFt - st Easa Us +Ja,,as.i -.y
Jnks'tried to stop, by hand, a something -,
or-cihci. in saw ,fs.l.e *. ..s 4,
''My daughters next shan't smoke,' rema rk-
~ cd hcrsmothcr-iu-ltw. ast ae
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-05-24
The Nan Who Has Not Time TO, b.,
trss aehpPoStmastsr.i' sR .<aiap,

S 1tissl htssl iiV ihaS ANUs,s sAi4iie t1gt9os
brss P0stmastsr.i e.& .saiaE,
i aiinstsi sa-a7 IS ,as.aasz,,s
The Postmaster General has received
the following letter fical person wha
was rctSntly appointed postmaster Cat d
sal{ry of s12 per ahnunDi of ID town ia
Tb@ 4 isaaqfp1 ~ ArUi,as7y ~ ii-s..ss,
'T.to':he siaefal postmaster at owasa-
instdn City my Dcate friends hope
you will not appiut me postmaster Id
this here t6wtii haiii't got'no time t.
tehd tot / suppose you got che paper
s6hith6w my fri6ndslscnt up aRecESming
deif me buti haine got time to do the thing
up ittoft tSo be sdohe, dIn fact iiatione
Know hardly what IS A. Gcsinf togbesaone
our Shoemaker would be avery good
maa766iy he vas Grtly squsre out4Shich
you'kno@ ontdts him FOR thea position
titn there siisAoar' stbrtkSebers iin Ii =
thntS@ahts the POSITION mn ghtty'ba,l but
asishufs as ynu are lisitg man jidrB
ehkaine'fcaf sood dowrisiheadd' 'thdts the
trouble You see tlfemsthat waAtssie don't
eii1w cadTf 10 tenl IL aud dathslnt their
tnat' does 7d5hto ant to takeat Jim tBz-
'wds fased out IN the kcodnfrey laadjess
ehnfc 10 'fowna last week and donssa know
tn6'if TO be postmaster bit sdosds yda
think btst Odiy don't saplnfa ilei i iaias
got tiiht'tS Gf 5S5hf' frida, &c. 80 nist
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s-r==-ii;ff===zzr II III ~ TT577vF,
77sfi~''a asidv rasa s-ia5g i9i,qss
Lli2',.2 ss1 .e sfisg wA5grz n z4rl7
7=''iii'- rs bt7f~-Es vzv Hem ~vT
ad' herealss.l ,i..sa.I al 7sa bas
a1IoH y .1ga ,l-w .sat.l1rn. MINI
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:, y New Albany man has two sous and
tlilsPh ,lddqgpagfh daughters. He thinks of stSrs
ing SHIRT factor. " .'ts 80
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-22
77lF77-9sl77 ~ w - =
REBN0NAL.l

VAC Me- had the pleasure ofmceting IN
~. 7 onr city, on yesterday, that excellent
.,s, gentlemap and pure patriot, Ex-Gov-
s,Ai ernor irhrockmorton, who IL enjoying
good health, and as ardent in his ex-
ag pactations of the future OF our Stateas
he was years ago, when he just begun
\ the movements that .asgaow culmin-
ating SO probably 10 our people. Sem
.'- inor Finley, Of Calhoun county, is also
soiourning for D few days In onr midst,
-. the, guest Of bis hrother, Major, o. ~,
~ Finley, @ho ~ known, andhvorably
so To every honest man in Dallas. Dr.
NJ. h. franklin, of Gaudaloupe county,
Z. !, the, prospective, candidate for Superin-
q 4 t@Msnt nfh,blio obstruction, has been
q III tlie.city for the past week. where he
Inns made many friend. and greatly ad-
'vaiiced his chances for tho position to
which he aspires, and for which he IL
= emlnently Qualified,
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pa...s.EN "a u,
a au n ~. 9 q, ! cal q Tie Chairman Of
peaocrasc Ezecptive Committee
.Ve Da co y. apoFtipnpft he Voters
., precinc' 70. = m Convention assem-
pied a. Eagle Yard Mills, on July 10th,
1873 for the purpose of electing ten
fs'iss's; : 'ss';,ss, 40 s'ss1s, n, a
- shs aty ~ Daihs9 July eetbins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-22
! sps copkTRY HAUNT.
NThroilth thn klndness q bur- VI

Through tho Kindness OF our young
friend, Charlie Morriss, we hud seat
In one Of Captain Works best buggies
n tsllslcresls III on Sunday morning, and
bright and early began our Journey to
Richardson, a STATION on the northern
! yhouMdary line Of Dallas county, We
= fohfl the roads excellent, mid the
crops premking an abundant yield.
The wheat crop Ii all gurnered, and.in
~ spitccf lifelong wetpelfwhlch it en-
countered at the very time when II
an' iieciesi sunshine, We were gratitied
tesayp that thu yieldww large, and
that no fears Of starvation can be en-
~ tsrtainea this year. We found aElarge
and interesting protracted meeting go.
ing on under the supervision of Rev.
DIR. rCollicE President Of Mansfield
College, onqwhich, "a large number OF
/. the citizens are in daily and nightly
~ attendance, and which promises ID
yield IN due season profitable and desi.
ssanhle fruits ~ Him who doeth ali
things well.
We can not conclude without return.
: !. ipg.sur thanks to Captain Crank md
ourold friend, Jocl Lively, for kind
49, nesses extended to.us. "a ..st