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The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-22
HOTELS,

Adams Hotel, corner Main and Pitt Sis.
Q. F. Adams, Proprietor.
Mrs. Pender's, formerly Gregory Hotel,D
Main Street, opposite Enquirer" Office,
Ars. u. Pender, Proprietress.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-22
What an Old Man Has Noticed

~--- --NN'S
have noticed that all men are
honest when well watched.
| have noticed that purses will
held dimes as we'll as dollars.
| have noticed that in order to
be reasonable creature it IS nee
essary at times to be downright
mad.
| have noticed that silks, broad
cloths and jewels, are often bought
with other peoples money,
| have noticed that the prayer OF
the selfish man, is Forgive us our
debts" while he makes everybody
who owes him pay to the utmost
farthing.
| have noticed that lie who thinks
every man a rogue is certain to see
one when he shaycs himself, and
he ought, in mercy to his neigh-
bor, to surrender the rascal to JUS
ticc.
l have learned that money is the
FOOLS wisdom, the knave's reputa>
ton, the poor mans desire, the
covetOus mans ambition, and the
idol of all.
have noticed that all men speak
we'll for all mems virtues when
they are dead, and the tombstones
are marked with the epitaphs of the
good and virtuous. Is there any
particular cemetery where the bad
are buried 2"
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-22
COUNTY.

Superior Court Clerk and PROBATE J"dJe-
ohm Norheet.
Register of Deeds B. j. kecch
Sherif-Battle Bryan.
Coroner-Wm. T. Goodwin.
Treasurer -Robt. H. Austin.
Sasr9eyor-Jesse Harrell.
School E.raminerS.-E. X. Stamps. VIM. II.
Knight and H. II. Shaw.
Keeper Poor HoUse-Wm. A. Duggan.
ConaRiSsionerS-M. T. Edwards, Chairman,
" m. A. Duggan, n. B. Bellamy, and Mac
MathewGon. B. ]. Keech, Clerk.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-22
HAM SIDNEY
GOLKEGE.

TEyuE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SEMI
L nary OF learning will commence on
Thursday, Sept. 4th, 1873
Hampton Sidney is situated in Prince Ed
ward County, Va, within a few hundred
yards OF Union Theological Seminary, and
seven miles from Farmyille the nearest de-
pot of the Atlantic, Mississippi & Ohio Il. K.
The locality of the College is most heal thy,
and the community around distinguished for
intelligence and pirty.
There is no Grammar or Preparatory
School connected with the College. 1t re-
tans the curriculum and the great aim of its
teachers is to secure thOroughncss in the
training and instruction of their pupils and
thus to prepare them for professional studies
or the active duties of life.
The ordinary expenses of a student cxclu-
sivc of the cost of clothing, travelling and
books, are from 1925 to $275 year.
For Catalogue and further Information ap-
ply to REV. J. NJ. p ATKINSON,
President Hampden Sidney College,
jy 26-tf. Prince Edward County, Va.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-22
EXPR ESS.

Southern Express Office, on Main Street
closes every morning at 81 O'Clock.
n. NJ. LAWRENCE, Agent.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-22
NO. n.
Crane D"l,s.l il Dainty Wora%

Crane Dressed in Dainty Words
!; +, too cou,,aa uo,y.a lax. +,
dress ~. every ,rir,r fro,a ,n.,.3.,r
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,lo.rh -. ~, 49,. .,n.o :. c,n"a -" t..
fa,,? ..,l,.sy nu -, ..,,,r,r,,..,,
ocrnrrn - rasl.n,., :. hIG'l
"dei,Ira;i,n IF h.ol, oG,,',,.
stc,;~ 1nnn-y Il. ,fin,I ,~n,.0t ,Ia
nr!llc ran1t ~ Inv ono r,.,'..,. ~.
INNS, , hv a,,,,r,,..,., .La,..'.''
more~ ,bo ,1nr .,,',,,,'.,l v,',,' -,
an ..irrrgn}4r;ry - Hn. ,In ,rorI5 ~
is ;ndrbfef f. Go,orG Eeedbam ,ha
national bank examine, far,h, %ra,o
of Massachusetts for ,ha l,tes,
j,lustra,ion or I'LL, +. .I,:on or 5ros.
mo crime in 1a;o,, wor2. H.
tells the stockholders If ao Hrirl.
tom national bank saa. t}a l,ssns
which they sustained by ..ien,,.o,arv
misapplicarjon viii fa made good
"Tenporary misanrl;ca,,an" IS =
new name for theft. This sort Of
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-22
MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or MAILS
NORTH AND SOUTH VIA w. 4 W. L. K.
Leave Tarboro' daily at 10 \. NJ.
Arrive at rarborO' daily at . - i. NJ.
WASHINGTON NAIL VIA GREENNiLLE,
FALKLAND AND SPARTA.
Leave THrooro' daily l. n.
Arrive at Tarboro' daily at 7. VI.
The enquirer southerner., 1874-05-22
THR ENDLESS LEVER
OR
Champion House Mover r.!
Patented Jan. 14th 1879
pnr Cant Saved hu tic IIsa

Patented Jan. 14th 1879
so Per Cent. Saved by its Use.
MO Farmer should be without this Machine.
~ Only $500 for farm right and thou
sands perhaps will be saved. No more tear
ing down buildings or chimneys, for with
machine You can move building, regardless
Of quality, chimney included, to the desired
location without disturbing the inmates.
Your Barns are Badly Located.
Gin houses need moving; You fail to procure
tenants because You. quarter houses are too
close together.
Spend $500 for the right and you will
never regret it.
II will pay you to move your houses ii only
10 get the use of the valuable debris that will
accumulate in 2 or years. Cost to farmer
10 work sett per day, hands, So OO. Win
hands you can carry building 400 to 600
Yards per day, without the use OF complicated
sklds, rollers, windlasses, oxen and other
devices generally used. One sett OF trucks
will perhaps do for neighbOrhood. Cost
per selt $500 Trucks furnished at factory
prices. Great advantages otfcredto buyers OF
STATE Or COUNTY RIGHTS.
All orders for rights must be accompanied
ly The cash, upon the receipt of which | will
Forward the permit to use or order to factory
- furnish the required amount of trucks
have made $500 per month using sett of
lLese trucks. II is rare chance to active men.
'.ood men wanted AS agents, local and travel
'ug. Address +. J. REAMY,
Raleigh, N. G.
could furnish hundreds of certificates, but
at present only refer to Judge Howard, Tar
LOFo', n. e., and Mr. Cham bcrlain President
CIizens' Bank, Norfolk, Va.
Feb. 1S, 1874 IT,
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poelie.
Yin ben IisbsH Iansen 0inier.

Da alter DiHttr, wtidm must bu tU6!
llne baf bu aud, pit's lttini, ben ftitn sDiatn
Gs& tinmaI hi8 Ia SSnu une Gis ~ baatH -
tmfSna !-S5as iuba unb Iamsntira bu upGg
DH pftifl nit bsiasm StuItn. etintm Srhasn
Sa aus BEN ltetsH epH
6sr&. aIiu ztis' Gin ptnIs mar btia Obr,
Strniama bu Hi1t Gin S&pirrsn dnS tinsiHstas
Ben iUHnssa Sib,n fsbri auf ltttitH SSpinssr
5arad btr g5stI immu muniIu Gkpr-
Den GrlbIins unb bic oVfnuus uns ~ brinstH.
Drum ssR Hhb lti ftin abH
S5au auf ben Saat,! Dit Gin ,trriR'ats Rlsit
6trftEt uu fnOspsuftpum Dorntnbsdtn,
RanH r Rl&t mtbr Eptbblrfils bid btetden!
S6nstsIadttH ntb'n unb grimsIn fbsn bsrtit,
Did Ia&tnb Iu sulfSita unb ~ ntdtn;
Drum Heb ba % NOD 9di;
limb pa&Sdift pom miISn SOnntnllrabl
egabIi iSun ibTtH Dinitriraum bic Satat;
Die GtHd bu&tnb itnbtt itIut sDtlt
DIR eircm nit sintm GraB sUn Gtnl unb abaI.
90 rsilt hsHr, barinadisT @tlsls.
Bis auf siH aHtnmaI.
Dem. alter Dinttr, iptiStn muBt bu bob,
llHb ball Gu aud, mics fbtint ben ftIltn Diatu
Rod sinmaI bid in GiS unb S6utt ~ blHtn -
llmiunh-pas iObi unb IautnIirll bu nod?
Du pfdffi nit bsintm StuItn, ttintm 9ulam
ia aus hem Itsttn 2Ot.
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JCuiCtGtO [ 0 II.
Ser OOlSfOifcr.
Glue sc tpUelle
BON
anerc 9ueo.
IL.
Gin 0rburtstassabtn0.
IL.
8rburtstagsabI
(GoTilrbuns.)

(6Orilsbuus)
Der Nltt btmrftt ttn mibiIauiGttu
SIId artSurs.
"Sinetr ilsis sr - bic Ribruns tr'
lIdtt ibm fal bic StImms - Id tann
nItt sisl DUris MAIDEN, Id bi.is gu&
bic 5anN ,ur SsrlSHnuns, p,rS,tt-pas
ssf&sbtn iR!"
Das iunss 9ttpaar fhlus ,Iu In bic
baretrsIdttn Sints.
Aas Trt ltbttn Ra witttr au ben
atl&; 8utna frtetn,ts sIn frIl& elm.
aiI&snfitS Glas fsm alttn unb fr5ali&
Hang bas eIirrn tr @Ial,r ansinan.
br.
,Ns@ Dor tInsr StunSs," Gasts Der
aIis, "wdrs 20 MIR nt&t mSSII& s,p,s
fen, SUD bas Su fustn, mae Id tbtn
| ssfprO&,u. ta fibrit MID btr Bss tur&
bIsfs Strabt. 60 ub,rfam MID elm
tsti sis,nibdmlIb.s @sfibl. als Id
an Guum Gartsn,aun pOribttl&rItt.
bab Id unwi[lfarli6 ltbtn blttbtn
muBts. Sd bIIdh absr bic GnIagtu
binwsa mad Gurtr 8,r,nea. 20 bsim,l.
ts MID an: Gin 8Orib,rsstsnesI
blisb tb.nfals att.a unb bIidts bin.
ibtr. ..U,m srb6rt biz 8iaa" /" fras'
tt Id rsultIbtn. Nsin tis,nsr Naml
| lhlus MIR an mtln DIR. 50 esRtbl
ts Ufsn, Id MOTT, mid ummtnbiH unt
bapcusiltn, aatin elm unsrfldrIiGst
@tidbl belt mid Uurdd, bab Id MID
fcsar 70 melt p,rsub, bur& bic ofsnl
| 9artsnpIOrts sintuitttn, mid btr Be-
ransa Su nd6,rn, unb bi,r-bisr mu6tl
Id Cure 0Ortt NIT ant5rtn, mu6tt b5
rtr, pi. mtIns S6wi,ssriO6lsr ibt,
mih ba&is. bae-Sab-"
| Cine plSblihe inntrs grrtsuns usr.
faatt ibm bic Stimmt.
Gin paar iussnefril&s. wsibIIas eIp'
pen f&lOGsn tsn w,li,n Munb bee a.
ten, tann fIanstn mad elmer pault ME
bsr bic @idlsr ansinanbsr. eanss NOD
bau.rts Der ssssuisitIss austauf& bel
@tbanfsn; felt LANCER 3,it bate bel
gesf Der 8irma ,Rcrib GnIltntns" isI'
nen 70 slidliGtn Gttnb psrltbt. grf
als tar @unb nit nsusisrISsn aussr
iit,r t,n Berg Iusts, fu6is tsr SrsIt
Der bel @lidIi8su has Eager.
DIR anhtrs Sag p,ttnists nO& elm
nal bic 6amtlisnsIi,trr 80 sintm &C.
Hsiniamsn RabIs. Dabrtnb bsr lin.
tsrtaltuus ttsiItt nun hu alls Isinsr
,,Rtnbsrn," ME CT artbur uub 8,rsnt
nannts. nit, bnb r S,lCnntH fsi. fsir
@sfaait auf,ussb,n unb fi& irssubwo
bin In 8ubt Surid,u,lfbsn. aus bic.
fem @runet fti sr aud ua1 esr ibirin.
sif&.n R,ilssn,autt s,tcmmsu, um @s'
f&aftsanstltssnt,titn NIT ttHissnGrtun'
ben su rsssln tr wUas nun wsttsr. III
NOD elm @lti&,s In stnistn anOsrtI
Stabt&sn 30 tbun.
| 90 p,tFob bic 3sIt, bls bic llbr al
bic abrsil. mabnts une ben aIitR au'
bsm 2rtii, i,Iusr nsIidli&sn 9inbsr'
H6'
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Sriblin8s8rMGe.
Bon 8IiB YIthilno.

Bon 8riB Srthtlno.
DIE etnIssliiIlt Rtb'n 10 friib,
eBObI lbr IbaI unb SSp'n
llnS iten DiHebau& IOa, litb SnL
Dir msint @riibt psBu.
Dsm Sium bah id lt anttrlTaut
Sn ftSbIinssbrf,'Str Ha&L
Wis in trinn'mussiiiBr CUP
Sd DsIn, mtin eitb, stea4i.
SOrf Tu Ia elaubsa, Ia brm 9ul4,
DER g6sd Iui'ssu Sans2
3. GribIInssluft-r, SlalbsusufL
3, tpuntnbarn NIans.
Drum, SsrL f&ru& uls SOrstn fort,
Gs Il&t bn SonurnIbtiu,
llub bdIO itbri aud bti urs, mtin eirb,
DIR buffSs SsibIirS rin.
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Nro. SO.

ilttsrnesn 5inssn 5ifast. Or s,, a.,.s
unb las: o"i
"NiVl 81. SOlfsans I. aSar..
ben 20. Nal.
Vtstnt tbturs 3rsuneln
unotIbrstbti6s Grsubs. btut, m,In nj,
an Dstntm 5o6Jtitstaas a,o,t,n,sse.s.
ipH6sn trfiillsn 30 f5antn' Sn ,,,.
nsrt DIDO i'bsnfiGS mob, so6 ia Uir
ostlpFs@tn mu6tt. Dir unl.rn Sodb,,iIs,
!ae aniufiasn. Stuts bin i'd in S,r
9ladithtn east, sS ,u tbuu. So s,,,.
o osna' oab na@lisn DOnn.ra aaa Der pris.
pss ltlnsn S'atn ibr nns aas(prtS,n
wtrr: o" wv" W"
9'' N'uUsr~dtIis smpktl.n aS,
8srnsr Ma,sast, DIR. med
unb
8lara Narsust. ssb. 6utb.
10 III mir bsuit bU btn man,,,s,.
r.. To- pV'U.rsnuh4fn nur moo m6aliH,
Si@ hno Dtintn @smabl an unl,rtr
0,ir t0flt6l tin3uIapsn upp Cim ~
niuatn, I'm 3da Dtin @tmobI bur1
oi'hlt atatbalisn fsIn fout, b,nuo1 an
tommtn. 9b tabs 70 BkI,s Dir Mi.
saip'il'n, pas Id bsm papIsrs aus aon,
b'Ionetrsn @tiuetn nidt anu,rtrSu,S
Tam unb MIL.
@lsihlsitiO mub Id Dir minb,lI,u
eab mtintm jufiinflIatn @smobI RON
Der arOBbsuosIInsn. 9isaIsruua hi,
Shut ets 9risnat,iss mb OtT,e,o,s
ubtTtta9tn pcrtsn ~, nadbb,m Gin,
pfOp'lcttlas sbiuststi "a gne, a,son.
gtn mar. oo"
J" Sotaus Esinrr 3ufaat a,pI6.
stwaritt DID unb, ptnn m5Slih ana
Dtinta @fmabl DtIns Rlara."
aritar Ii'6 ben Brief Hntn. sdn.
SFrsSunS MID sinsm @tfdSl e,r sl.u..
u rpr'bis bic 5inbs Dor bic b,I6. Stlru.
eini'r her Die f'Iifamatn @ssanttn ibr,
tclt 2an,~,iis ttisbsn. guf6rauI,nt,
ebdrafisrs ilnb ON ,bta,n ,ur 8.r(Sb.
nnna 8'nti9t. Na& slnsm fur,.u
8ampi' mil li& ftIbR f&rin r auf si.
attr ,u, r'I&s naa g.r.na's 3lmm,r
fap'l'' unS Usrfu$ts iis gu SHn,n. ole
mar psrf&lOT,n.
"S'rsna!" rltfsr In biti,nt,m 9ous.
8ttnt Antwort.
VI wttetrbOIts ftiusn 8af.
DtrftIts GrfOIs.
VI fabllt tsbt nur ju btutli&. ba6 sr
S'rsna fur6 f;In auftrsisn i'm 2I,Fn.
nnltsn Stfltbt BADEN mu6i.; 10 purb.
Tim tlar, bab In bic 8ldite I,tnsr qi.t,
'tn 0ifltssr atSsn ssfallsn mar, b,G.n
Sparsn nur bug& cine san5 btlonb.rs
YiItss ptsesr psrpildt p,rbsn tountsn,
uub eaB tr aats aufbi.isn mdEt, um
ott erubsnes erf&iiitsruns bss sssenl.l.
itstn BtrtrautnS 3u bannsn. Gr Bat,
ct F'Ptt mlt ben fabsasn DOrien, bi.
tpm her gussnbiid sinsaS; CT r!sf ben
Nnmsn gsnna wObI bunbHt RaI ; CT
bOr3is itbssmal, wsnn G bas a.itan
Pniis. Oh iis ni&t autpCrtt, Ub Re Mot
na2s, Oh flt nI&t 6fa,. 9tins attsns.
jtiGfn.
9riNur Rane taIisr ansaf&prib anf
Der SlIrn.
90 mU&ts tr pObI cline baIbs Stuns
Be s'iianesn battn, Ubns bab I'D Gipas
ssanetrt baits. gr sins mad TEN
SOp9a satdd unb warf f& naAbsntli&
In bic cline Gds bsfsIbsH. On lsInsm
9nnsrn pdtbtts elm Srian.
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Der 1abadSbau nimmi IN ben uurb-
HsRli&n SiaaisH (9tIInSis, @istcnnH anb
5upa) btrmabtn ~, tab IS nantniIit unIut
tsuii9tu 8rmn inisrtHhn pIrb, sinsn Gin.
bid In bifit Gtlbsrube ~ sspinnsn. Die &c.
nannitn StaaisH bauifn; Ter aHbau baiit
abn biebr ME an austsbnuns 6tppnnsu, ba
20 AT suttH 8dpltIm ftbIts unb bic eIBbntn
8armu fiir&tsisu, tsr Iabal iSnnt ttm 8Ob,n
unb br ua4fsn 0ru2t i&abtn. RsbriSbriss
8nfuts babsn isbc& trpIGisn, bab brr Bobtn
bel ,psdma6isr Dansans psnis haruuisr ki-
btt, unb bsr @tpinn ben grIuR ,pan,isfat
aafRifBL unb 70 10 aut In tGn ltbtfu 9abrrn
bu 5abadstau ~ elmer saui btesuisnbsn
austsbHuns III sititu aussfhtrisu SrsiisSra.
ttn esanet.
DIR abiab if Iobusnb unb f&tr asinisu
sUH bsesnttnbtH IabndsFrmfu GbifaeOS Bal
tlmur's uHb Rsp grrFs bsTtilsn In Ssmmn
bic Garmtn uns faufsn adsTRtilt teu 9abai
auf. Dits bifttt f&rn bim uubrmiIrIitn Sat-
msr cline StHBs auf bHtits ausss[sBisn 5a-
bal tIns Summs BON $i00 per 5 NdH In
8Sraus ia tsIanstu.
DobI ufurttrt bic gtbaneIuuslbts Iabais
siRas Miibt, 10 tassssa abn AUD IObnsnb.
Sm RSuat 9uni BntsH bic wIan,tu auf &c.
gssiinsItm Mdn A bio 5 8lB bon chamber
ausssfsbt, ua& tsH trfm IA aaa,n be ablss
fabensH tur& ntut ufsBt 8 Iass tarauf
euIfipirt, ssbSrIg SOH linfraut unb eipaissn
8auptn etldutsrt. Sm Wpnat 9uIi. psnn
bic pFanit 8uBbSte trrti8t bat i&usibst maH
bic fIsinsH unb abssfOTbsnsn 8IdiiT ab, unb
,pti RoHais lraitr, mad sUlis1 Rsiit, b0s
aan,s @tp69s. DaTauf pubsn bic GakaIs,
bISilI In sinsm aHs 9rtilsr rbauitn G@uppsn
Ircdsnbaus, 4 bio GuB bon siudubr ,um
Irrdatn aufssbdust uHb Dabr,ub bislsr 3sit
mub fir CUTE gsHtIIaiIcH ssicrsi wsrbsn. SIN
Binir pIrb bann btr Iabaf stbunbsH, Ia 81.
fen ptrpadt unb pnGantt. Gin Adn gut at.
pHsaitn Tabafs brinet ts nah aualii6i 5000
bio $500 siH, tp6brsne elm Adtr 8ruai isIifn
mtbr ale $40 bic $i2 tinbrinei.
Die Muietdhen fur before 3eiten
mtbrsn fa bon Gas 10 Gag unb uni1s arbti I.
| ter, ptIts In bisism @inttr rtbt l6ptr ~ iras
asH taiitn, It6pftn pisbtr nturn Ruib. Bon
allen Stitfn btr efbsn Ra6Iidisn elm, bab be
BabriItn BIsssr In ibrs atpcbuit pcIlt 3bdiis.
itii irtttn. auh In Hnltrr Stabt, bic cine 10
,abIrtiGf unb turhpta iradns, icIibt MIbstitr'
btr6lfnuus cal, etbfs btiItT une rblHen Int
aaasmtintn bier bic sipib bel gptiitrt nt&t 10
arrf) mar, ais In htH mtifsn anern Sideitn,
10 puretn bod Gtnitlne bart baron bstrohtu.
a[tin elm wadnu DfuiI&rr psIia9t nlsmals.
limb bi. iiihtisRtH bItfetn Arbttirr Ine bic
D,ut(dbtn. Slt GoresH pie bic Sftntn Ia bfH
btIItrtn 9tiisn fir psnis r6brtre bee @iuitrs,
[talftn litt tbr tisfnss bttm an unb bdbfn ibrt
tIasntn GpaTbaHftn In ZEN Baupntinsu, bfrtH
es msbrns bier eitt une reran SitIe urfrsr
bfu.l&m ATttItsr btibtiIiei llne.
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S2ii5OS AZ

S2ii509 As
9Blr tit unttrsd6nritu auSitcHn bon Dau.
Pbtu County, btrihitn. nntbtm mir prrl6rifis.
md6is SnsiOisi ipUIbtn, baB mir Die pptltbenbt
Rs&nunB bts SCbn 3ia, ell. StaBmsillfr
porbslasiem 9dunivs, fir Sas 9lbr 1879 un.
ltIiutt atStb6h unb abssl6lcHtn tatsn, unb
inesn, tab briaaits COUNTY Gnupbin etha6-
tsm SbaBmtia.r 9Ubn Iill, Gfl, bic Summs
uon att iaufsno iwi bunbtrt unb tttununs.
vitrSis Dollars ntununtlt6s,Ia Gfnt5 am l..
9anuar 1874 ituIbsi. Gum 3tuaniB Dfdsn
babrn mir bifrunttr unltIf Namensuntnibrift
aslfbt In nnitrsr Sffirt ~ Sarrisburs am A.
8tbruar. 1874.
9obn 81. M'Bann,
Jarpb GadItL
8. 0tietr 9u9ram,
gluhiipren bfa Counts DaubbIu
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Dtt
gsaalplbaaii6e Staats,eituag,

j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 10,
u(btiut i,Sm DonHufas. uns feIsi % 90
per 9abr, sabIbar iuEtrbalb ets SaeTfs' nhP
50, 80 mad 8nIab bts 9abrBanss.
Giu,tIue GrsmpIarsu, 5 gents per Sthd'
8eiut SubIripticntn ptrbsn fhT ptntasr
als I.&s Wlenattn anefnOmntnj AUG lam
RIsnianb bas Ylatt abbsasIsu, bio aaf Hnd'
aSnbt brlablt Fnb.
say I'M bic asrtlTt sintr 3situHs ~ sfr:.
6uStrn, mus man bic aItt fcpcbl ais AUG
bitRtus glbuIt mitibttitu. 'HF 2
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Latest stale News.

Governor Davis was interviewed
on the 9th by several prominent citi-
aens, TO ascertain his opinion upon
the present crisis. They were re
ceived courteously, but their mission
was, to q great extent, failure. lie
said he was no party to the recent
case Of testing tho censtitutionality
of the law. He had no desire TO keep
his office beyond the expiration OF his
term, on April osth, and was not and
would not be o candidate tor re.elec-
tion.
He did not give any opinion as to
his future course, and did not appear
to have clear idea of it himself. He
expects dispatches from Washington
aud would not pledge himself to any
course OF action until he received
them.
Federal intervention is talked OF
By some of the leading Radicals. The
wisi is, of cour'e, father TO the
Thought, and 1t IL not unlikely that
an appeal will be made Tor such in
tcrNention. ne people, hoWc'eT, uo
not feel scared by such u threat, and
entertain the opinion that Grant has
had enough of making war upon
peaceful States.
It. is understood that Gov. Davis
aud Jack Hamilton have healed all
their differences and are upon exceed
ingly friendly terms with each other.
The indications here are that the
Legislature will meet on Tuesday
next.
Gov. Coke is expected upon the
next train, and a council will then be
held, OF prominent Democratic citi'
zeus, as to the course OF action To be
pursued.
Judge Morrill,, of Galveston, seems
to doubt the jurisdiction OF the Su'
preme Court on the constituLionality
of the law. This is given me by per-
sons VINO beard the remark made.
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The Federal Cohrf, 5a'Go pn"ai
,f, siding, Wss opened this m"rhihg.
No'hing was done excepting rihp'n-
cling iury.--.instin NDccid 10 the
Nc,cs.
From September lst, there has ben
1907 bales If cotton shipp"'' !r"'D
McDade. Wehid a slight >now : '-
terday morning.
Immigrants are settling in Coryelie
county daily They are class who
should he wc'cnmed hear'iIy Taere
Is plpn V ri room for hone't haid
working farmers here. - G"tcsriRe
.Som.
> party will s,nrt fro' this place
to Cohcho next Monday week on n
grpnd buffalo hunt. Ah"ut l2 will
consli'nlc the prriV.--I H.
C"pJsin 1. f. Beckin II was for
tunat, enough to draw the gold watch
on the Cnri-ima- iree, aud was gen
ernu- enough ,o return il to the com
m'tce ol arrangements, by whom 1t
was again disposed ui by 70, -- F~,f
Worth IJeN,0crW.
We lmlevr this part of Texas g II
beat any portion O.! The world 10:
raising hiy ,urnips, and we are pleased
to know iha, our people have found
out what they are worth. JEFFERSON
Tribune.
At the NEE ing of the Light Guards
at the Rnhy last night, Captain Coffin
AMI Lieut.. Beavtns were present, be-
sides fine attendance Of the rank
and file oi the Guards, which nnmbers
forty y-fye. We are glad to know
that the company has hecn placed on
permanent basis, aud will contest
with any company N the Sta for a
sword at the State Fair. .Igs.
itodriguez, the celebrated, was vis>
ible in Houston yesterday. - Ibid.
We had the pleasure ON yesterday y
of meeting Col Il. Il Hubbard. Lieu
tenant Governor elect, who is stopp,
ing at the Hulchins House. He, o!
Course, looks thin aud pale ON accnnu,
of the decision in the Rodergues
case.-Ibid
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The Waco EXAMINER charged the
Young men of Marlin S2S for printing
two hundred ball tickets. on, how is
that for high z The Boys" think 1t
will take the premiua for high
Marlin Mercury.
The manifest object of the above state
ment, whether made through envy or ig
aorance, or, as appears to be the case, u
compound Of the two, is to injure the
EXAMINER. AS such, 1t is, possibly, en-
titled to some little notice, though other
wise worthy only OF contempt.
The charge was not, as stated, 'for
printing two hundred ball tickets" bat
for two hundred blank invitations,
worked in three coiors with bronze; two
hundred bali programmes and two hnns
d.ed envelopes, white satin wedding
all in the height OF style and OF costly
material, so that, MS any intelligent prin'
ter will say, the charge was not much
''for high" after all.
The bill was promptly settled, with
not IL word of dissatisfaction from the
Marlin boys; and, whether the Mercury
represents them correctly or not, they, at
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MARKETs-FoRElGN & DOMESTIC

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Jan. S.-John \.
Scudders' livery stable burned, with
twenty,eight horses.
| CINCINNATI, Jan. s Eight inches of
is interrupted.
PBILApEIPRIA, Jan. S.-A continued
rain freshet is apprehended.
| RICHMOND, Jan. S.-All the rivers in
| Virginia are flooding. There are eight
aspiran,s for Senatorial honors, and the
contest is exciting. The election occurs
on the 18th inst.
New YORK, Jan. S.-Butcher, the
owner of the Edgar a. Stewart, yesler>
day said to reporter: II am the sole
and exclusive owner of the Edgar Stew
art, and she shall rot ut her wharf before
she shall be used in violation Of any neu>
| trality law of the Government. | have
broken the charter and retaken possession
of her, and requested Col. Agreenii to de-
sist from taking action in respect to the
vessel, as the reputation of the vessel is
bad enough already, and desire to re-
deem it as far as possible in usinglher in
legitimate employment.
KEY WEST, Jan S.-General Raphael
Quesada arrived here yesterday from New
Orleans, and, in conversation, said that
Spain, whether Republican or Monar'
chisl, was an enemy of Cuba, and that
Cuba intended to be free at any cost.
MADRID, Jan. S.-Another powder
magazine in Carthagena exploded yester'
day with a tremend Dus report
WASHINGTON, Jan. S.--The Senate, by
a vote Of forty,fve TO fourteen, rejected
Pratt's amendment to the salary bill
} compelling the members to refund the
back pay received since March Sd, 1879
The Education Bill is being discussed
in the House.
PoUGuKEEPsIE, n. y, Jan. s.-Th
bridge on the Hudson River Railroad
below Grafton, has been washed away b,
storm. causing II delay OF trains.
Land slides have occurred ON the Pough
y keepsie and Eastern and Duchess an,
: Columbia railroads.
= LIVERPOOL, Jan. s.-Cotton marke
4 firm; Uplands s9sbd; Orleans stWssd
i, New YORK, Jan. s.-Gold 1114. Cot
i ton market firm; Uplands 1873; orlean
4 1sa.
GALVESTON, Jan. S.--Gold 110a. Cot
3 ton market frmer; Good Ordinary 13s
:, Middling 15s.
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The people at Atlanta, Georgia,
had splendid carnival on the sixth,
snd the Government is about TO issue
rauons,o the poor OF the South.
There seems to be somthiug wrong /;
,he twe statements doa't harmonizs
somehow. An IMPOVERISHED and
starving people spending immense
sans upon a pagart Of this kiud
We can't sye il.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1874-01-09

billiard, of the Tribune, and Mc>
Eachern, of the Jefferson Democrat,
are exchanging cards. That's all
well enough, as long As it stops there.
1t may end, however, in exchanging
shots, and that will not be pleasant,
and might "hurt somebody" Qui,
1t boys.