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CLEAR THE TRACK.

At regular meeting Of the Dallas
Blood Horse association, held Mt their
Office In the city OF Dallas, this even
Ing, for the purpose Of making satisfac-
tory arrangements with the different
railroads leading to Dallas for the
transportation Of passengers and stock
attending the spring meeting of the AS
ISOLATION, commencing the first week
In June, 1875, the following gentlemen
were appointed committee to make
arrangements and report to the ASSOC
citation the result of their labors /: Ma
jor II. V. Tompkins, Captain w. Q.
Conner, Captain Nichols, of Keene "
Nichols, Captain w. ii. Sells, Captain
Alfred Davis, Captain George X. Mer-
iwether.
Dallas, Texas, May 7, 1875. 73d3t
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.

Hats Of all kinds aud styles NJ
panic prices NJ Pages.
Ice cold soda Ave cents glass nj
Kahn a. Mays.
Fresh groceries Of all kinds for
sale cheap at John lrotman ~ Co.'S,
Go 10 Kahn n Mays for the best
loo cream In the city,
Finest old Virginia chewing tobac-
90 Just received by j. w. Trotman
n Co.
Boots aud shoes, In any style,
made 10 order ut the shortest notice nj
Pages.
Why do the merchants OF Dallas
look like New York merchants? BE-
cause they get their hats OF Hamilton.
Country produce, vegetables and
poultry always for sale by j. w. Trot-
man n Co.
She would not marry him. Why?
Because he did not wear one OF Ham
ilton's hats.
The largest and cheapest stock OF
straw hats In the city just received at
Pages, sos, Main street.
Why do the ladies' Of Dallas look
30 sweet at heyoung men? Because
they wear Hamilton's hats.
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bishop Garrett.

The Episcopal church was crowded
at both the morning and evening SER
vices, Sunday, to listen to the eloquent
words of grace as they fell from the
lips of bishop Garrett. 1t would be
impossible in brief newspaper article
to give even synopsis of the rever-
end gentleman's dscourses, but it may
be truly said, without fear of being
charged with fulsome flattery, that the
sermons were marked with an ability,
a sincerity and just comprehension
of the subjects that was the more strik-
ing because the more unusual, while
the spirit of eloquence that pervaded
the whole charmed and delighted the
vast congregation.
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Civil Rights with a Vengeance.

The reporter in making his rounds
on Sunday, cogitating upon the mani
fold blessings that are vouchsafed to
mankind in general, and the colored
citizens and brothers in particular, by
the passage of the civil rights bill, was
suddenly brought to stand by aprac-
tical illustration of the working of the
aforesaid glorious civil rights bill. In
broad, open view of the passers-by,
seemingly intent upon the enjoyment
of the game, was big, fat, greasy,
dirty buck negro and fellow with a
white hide, engaged in playing bill
lizards. Ladies and gentlemen were
compelled to pass and repass this
brothel, and listen TO the plasphemous
and obscene remarks banded within.
The attention Of the authorities has
been repeatedly called to this nuisance,
and II is time they were taking some
action in the matter.
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Hymen on the Rampage.

Among the many encouraging signs
of prosperity which present themselves
at this season, not the least to be reck-
oned is the number ofmarriages which
are constantly taking place among all
classes of society, from The heightened,
bloated bondholder to the mechanic
and laboring man. Dallas seems bound
to hold her own in this respect, and
has started of OH the race for the
month of May at very brisk pace,
having furnished one day for the last
few days. Judge Burford seems to be
the object of confidence, or sympathy,
of at least the last three couples who
have concluded to sacrifice themselves
on the altar of Hymen; aud THE HER.
AID is quite sure that their confidence
or sympathy, whichever it may be, is
not misplaced, for never was man
more worthy of respect and confidence
than Judge Nat. NJ. BurfoId. As to
their sympathy, that is another thing;
whether they are of the opinion that
he may some day desire to turn par
son, aud so wish to give him chance
to get his hand in, or whether they
sym pathize with him in his being be-
reft of his fees in all state cases, the re-
porter is not prepared to say; anyway
they all consider him good at the bust
ness. On Thursday last he pronounced
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Clark and Miss Ada
Bevis "man and wife," at the res
idence of the BRIDES mother, in south
Dallas, and on Saturday he united two
souls, who had been initiated In the
mystic tie before, but had each respec-
lively lost their better half--Mr. George
II. Craig and Mrs. Sarah l.. Wesson.
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AnMeel hesnlea lrnnl.

A couple Of festive hash-slIngers,
who honor themselves by living with
a couple Of negro wenohes, got on u
spree last might, aud raised Old Harry
around the heads Of their lovely part
nera, One Of them fired u pia-
tol Oh three times, aud for
this war-lIke manner Of manifest
Ing his affection aud regard he was es-
corted by Ollloer Bailey 10 the Gala,
boose, The women were also arrested,
They viii be brought before his honor
this morning on charge Of prosillu-
ton, while the "bloodn will answer TO
the charge Of dlsorderly conduct
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LOCAL BREVITIBS.

Council.
--Retrench.
Reduce salaries.
Cut down the perquisites.
The council meets tonight. Call
around.
The grand jury having concluded
its labors, adjourned sine die yesterday
Mr.. Cliff. Scott leaves for Missis-
sippi this afternoon, having in charge
Colonel Hibbler.
The boys had their initial game OF
the national nuisance at the fair
grounds, Sunday.
Mr.. ]. N. Bartholow was yesterday
apo nted secretary of the Dallas
Blooded Stock association.
Esquire N. 0. McAdams, the
newly elected justice of precinct No. 3,
will hold his courts at Eagle Ford.
The Houston and Texas Central
railroad is now selling excursion tick
cts to Denver and Colorado Springs.
The usual number of Monday
morning forlorns presented themselves
before his honor yesterday. A few
dollars went to the sinking fund.
"A large crowd attended Meister-
hans garden Sunday. Everything
passed off pleasantly, and to the enjoy
ment and satisfaction of all present.
Marshal Peak arrested a young
man named Hill, yesterday, in request
to telegram from the city marshal OF
Bremond. No charge was mentioned.
The gentleman who left cane at
Longs lake, on the occasion of the re-
cent Swiss celebration, can get the
same by calling at THE HERALD office.
There are large number of very
ugly holes on Main street which the
authorities might attend to without
fear of mourning the displeasure of cit
liens who are compelled to travel that
thoroughfare.
The train on the Central road due
at s o'clock in the afternoon, did not
arrive until 8 O'Clock last night. Pas
sengers complain that they could not
secure supper when they arrived, which
Is somewhat surprising for first-class
hotels In a first-class city.
THE HERALD's editorial corps ac-
knowledges thanks for an invitation to
be present this afternoon at the eel.
ebration of the nuptials Of most es-
Unable young gentleman and lady
OF rare talents and accomplishments,
whose poetical illusions have been fire.
quently made public through the col
umns ofTHE HERALD.
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Personal.

Mr.. II. r. Burnett, of the Bonham
Christian Messenger, paid The HER
AID brief call yesterday.
Mr.. G. C. Rivers, of THE HERALD,
left last evening for Houston. While
there Mr.. II. will attend the state fair,
and look after the interests of THE
HERALD among the business men and
In the editorial convention.
Frank Austin, the enterprising
Main street jeweler, returned home
last evening, from an extended visit OF
business and pleasure to New York
and the east.
Colonel Choate Somerby and wife,
OF Kaufman, returned to the city last
evening from Denison, and registered
at the San Jacinto.
Colonel Maltby, prominent at
torney of Mckinney, was among the
passengers OH the south bound train
last evening, EN- route to the Houston
fair.
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District criminal Court,

No business Of special interest In the
district court yesterday, the attention
Of the court being principally taken up
In the case Of the state w, brookshaw,
Indicted for burning the truck house
Of the East Dallas Fire company, The
Jury returned verdict Of not guilty,
but the grand jury having found u third
bill against him, he was arrest III and
held for trial,
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The Diamond "

Az tho diamond IN tho royal member n
the family Of glass, no the diamond spec
tacleH," manufactured by tho spencer op
lloal Manufacturing Company, have eslab
llshed themselves m the most valuable Of al
Inventions 10 aid falling or impaired sight
They are made from minute crystal peb
bles fused together which gives them q
hardnossand brllliancy, which fully emit
Ties them 10 the name they bear, For sal,
In Dallas by John NJ, Dram, G7dood2walw
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KRO- KAY
AT Reed Il LathrOp's.
iOltf

w II. Lyle II Co., real estate agents, No. 100
Lamar street, beg leave TO call the attention
of persons wishing TO purchase real estate to
the extensive lists of property on their
bulletin boards In and outside Of
their office, under the respective heads OF
improved city Property" "Vacant City
Lots" Farms" and "Unimproved and
Wild Lands" embracing business houses and
vacant lots in the commercial center of the
city. Also, building lots, and II number of
very desirable residences situated in every
quarter of the city. Also, large tracts of wild
lands in Dallas and other counties OF the
state, besides n number of farms of various
sizes, including several large and highly im-
proved plantations within Ave miles of the
city of Dallas, 266dlm
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card.

W, q, Sickles 4 Co. continue the grocery
ana provision business NJ Ol6 Elm street, Il,
V. Tompklns old stand, They also solicit
conslgnments from ~, Louis, Galveston ana
other points The old firm was dissolved on
the 10th Instant, Mr., II. j, Edgcrley dlspos.
Ing OF his Interest 10 W. II. Cocker The
style Of the iirm viii remain the same
Goods will he delivered In the city tree Of
charge. W, &, SlCKLEs
5ldly W. II. COKER
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TIE nAILY HRnALD

viii be- fouaa ou sale by ,he news
beys on all trains ~ the Te@as and
ana raeine railway, and ~ tie ioiiew'
ing news stands Ia the city, visit NJ, 49,
PranhIin a DO, b0i main street H. D.
star, lamar streets Pierce a Lyle not
Main street cigar stand ~ ihe san
Jaeinio hoiei. and j. Mekihare, La'
mar street,
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FOR SALE.

my residence, eerner Paeine ayeHu'
And nousisn streets, embracing half
black sf ground, with well nnished
ene.stoFy and basement roehseenerei'
building, and all necessary ouisb"iid
Tags, eie, Al early applicant may 80
cure bargain,
JNO. w. swINDRLIs.
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For CrOIucts Of the latest
styles ana hnest finish, 10 IN
FranItiin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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Mn. A, II, cLiHToE viii have tho exclusive
charge Of the city circulation Of The Daily
Herald from thla date until further notice,
April 10, lh7b.
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OF all kinds; switches, bralds, puns, hair
Jewery, etc, done In the best style and at
cheap rates, by Mrs =. A. Druly. jll south
Jefferson street, Combings of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
piice paid for human hair. 05dlm
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To all Persons with Diseased Eyes
Partial and Total Blindness.

II can get sufficient encouragement by
letters to justify me to travel through Texas,
I will examine their eyes carefully for five
dollars, and all durable cases will warrant
cure or no pay. Address,
DIR. r. H. HYsLOP.
Physician and Oculist, Hot Springs, Ark.
Please enclose letter stamp for their an
swers. 52dlm'
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Hearth and Home.
Is z 5.
LADIES WANTED AS AGENTS.
, DyERrIsING, Che.p. Good, ,0,,,,m

A DvERTIsING; Cheap: Good Sustem.
IA dtfc,-All persons who Contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
cents n Geo. P. Rovell & Co., Al Park Row.
New York, for their PAMPHLET-BOOR
lnfnefy. sereInh edition., containing lists OF
over 1000 newspapers and estimates, show.
Ing the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
Ing papers in many states at a tremendops
reduction from publishers rates. GET THE
book' 2SSd&wly
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Wake Up ana See What In
Going On.

Joseph Me0c:er, grocer Ol5 Elm street,
Dallas, beats al in setting goods cheap,
lie deiiuers them to customers free. do
ana gipe him q trial, at Gl5 Elm street,
87dam
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NOtIcc.

From and after this date our terms
will he strictly cash,
3Sdtf BLOCK, JET 4 co.
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ron sALE oR RENT.

The "0r.iehaela House" PeF terms,
eie,, apply 10
W, ~, THOMAS,
Of Gasien a Themes, Agent for ieirs,
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Terrible Aeeiaent

The HERALD Is called on this morn
ing to chronicle fearful accident, re-
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CITY BUSINESS.
NnIIcc.

From nnd after this date we viii send M
Goods out until paid for.
7Odtf j. W. TR0TMAN n co.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Including the III PasO onion
seed, and the Umbrella China
seed al FrankIin's book store,
SOL Main street, Dallas.
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Those Canes---'rhOse elegant
walking canes are nj Frank
Inns, 5Oi Main street.
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Mabie, Todd a. Co.'s gold pens
M FranlIIin's book store, 5Oi
Main street.
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A fine new IS horse power engine and boiler
and two superior sets OF burrstones, with a
complete outfit OF mill machinery-all new
and in perfect running order, offered for sale
at great bargain, for few days only, by
W. +. Lyle 4 Co., No. 100 Lamar street.
49dlm
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PIERCE a. LYIE'S

PIERCE ~ LYLES,
5O1 Main street, in the place 10
get your wall paper. New pat
terms and styles received nv is-
sued. Don't miss the place, or
yOu will nrever regret ID.
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DALLAS BOARD OF TRADE.

q. NJ. Wheat, president; John Kerr, vice
president; II. W. Baylor, secretary; j. l.
Leonard, treasurer.
Board of Directors-A. Davis, Thomas
Field, d, Il. Grove, Il. V. Tompkins, b. II.
Luce, W. j. Clark, A. Il. Obenchain.
Board of Arbitratlon-A. Sanger, j. II.
Bryan, j. Il. Schneider, Il. l.. Williams, W..
A, Jones.
Committee ofAppeals--W. Il. Hughes, II. L..
Marsalis, NJ. Kahn, W. G. Conner, j. f. Cald-
well, John Tension, W. l., Murphy.
Transportation-A.D Davis, y. j. Adams A.
Sanger.
Classification and Quotaton-R. V, Temp.
kius, j. 5. Sizer, j. IL. Bryan.
Financc-W. j. Clark, 4. l.. Marsalls, j. f.
Caldwell.
Membership-A.T 7. obenchain, NJ. Kahn,
Geo Shields.
Statistics and Annual Statements-W. J.
Clark. b, #, Luce, Il. w. Baylor
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instantaneous cure for Neuralgia,
0dlp II, o. H0sKINs. Agent Tor Dallas,
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Books aud Badges for Bands
Of Hope at Franklin's book
store, 5O4 Main street.
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WA, HINDMAs, Rsa,, u Kaufman.
IN an authorised Agent ~ the Dallas
Herald,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-05-26
L" Holders OF County checks or Audited
Claims. prior to Nov. 1. 1879.

L" Holders OF County checks or Audited
Claims, prior to Nov. 1. 1879.
OPFICE Of THE County ConrrssIoSEns.
Beaufort, s. C.,April 18th, 1915 (
Tn accordance with the provision OF joint rcsolu-
non entitled - joint RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING the
Comfy Commissioners Of Beaufort county TO levy a
special TAX, dated April 9Th 1873, and an act to
amend the same. approved the 29fh dny of Jan
Gary u. 1874, scaled PROPOSAL. will he rcccIvcd at
tiis Office froni parties holding checks audited
Claims contracted prior % November T. 1872 until
Wednesday the goth day Of May next, at Ie
o'clock. VI. at which time said bids will he opcned
and the Bu rd Of County Commiss Ioncrs will draw
orders on The Treasurer to the amount of one
thousand dollars in favor OF the person or persons
who shall have offered the largest per ccntum dis
CONT on their checks or audited claims
lroposals must he addressed to DR. Pnnl Pritcb
ard. Chairman of the Board and endorsed :. PRO
posis for settlement of past Indebtedness of Beau
fort County
r PRITCHARD
v. =. SCOTT,
County Commissioners
THOMAS II. WnEELEI.
Clerk OF Boarl.
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4,HE. SPECIAL ELEC7IOM

=; 1he special election for senator aud
members of tue General assembly called
out u very s.A;Il. vote. Out of SIX thou
sand only two thousand thought it worth
whiI. IL 20 TO the polls. 1t Is true that
.hcre Was practically but one ticket, yet
ihe Note gwen 10 Mar, Ravennah shows
,uaL there was not such unanlmity of
put toward nomlnues in opposition to
the regular ticket. There is rot the least
d.ubt but that il a good man had been
put up Tor senator against the nominee
"s rhe d ring which mas so long controll-
I'd Beaufort county, he would have given
ummy. Green thorough scare. Such
mai probably would hay C been in the
brlo had not the apparent can didacy of
h-r. myers distract, d attention. The
,!cction OF Mr. Whipper will carry to
the house more brains and power than
has gUno from Beaufort county since
he presented it before. Although he
has been denounced in the most unmeas-
Nr,d terms from one end of the county
w hbpkhSA OS tuooS WIZ IHNC just uLulSu
IN invite him from Barnweil county
represent Beaufort, his name was not
eloscn for scratching by the faithful.
Cnluss VIC arc mistaken he will he thorn
in the side of some who are now rejoicing
jim the belle: that Mr.. Chaimberiains
policy has received rebuke at the
hands of the republicans of Beau
tort county. In 1879, MIR. Whip
per proved that he had sense enough to
wish for reform in our state politics.
He epl ,sed Moses, and iflis advice had
been taken, the party would not have
he"n forced To drink the dregs of humil-
iation consequent upon the atuiinistra
tion f that champion fraud. Mr.Whipper
then advocated man for governor
pledged TO n cause like that now inangu-
ctcd 10y Mr.. Chamberlain, and we hope
that lie will disappoint those who expect
linn to Le the head and front of an op-
position 10 the policy OF honesty and
ecnnomy which promises 40 much for
the party |aud the State.
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IMPROVED
AGRICULTURAL
I II = lem E n t S .
kGRiCUi;rtIR

Dow Law Cotton Planters. without Cov.rtr, SIG.
with Covcrcr. SD o'''
Vests G!;ano Distributors, the most simple and
popular. price $3.50
Tho FaT:nCrs Fr'cnh - plourhs all si.2. Tho
iiThtcst draft P'cnrh mndc Cannot ht rirlri
Highly endorsed by MI who have uscd them
Rotary Harrow. Thomas' Smoothing IIarrows
King Of tho SoTih'' Corn Mills Collins Stcri
Plouchs. Sweeps and Agricultural Stccls of NJ,
Styles and Sizes.
Also, large assortment of other Agricultural
Implements.
J. r. ADGER & co.
Importers Of Hardware. Fer nor. stool &c
"'c'.''H' Charleston, S. C
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he following extracts from a speech
by Hon 8. s. Cox on the Force hill con.
tain SD many truths that we give it place
In our columns. The picture it presents is
s" true ut the state of affairs. in South Car
nlina of late years but which now happi.
lyiis Icing charged, that it should be
} eserv, d, and we can all call to mind
some one who would take the characters
6clincated SO trutlfully.
The great body cf the mon who under
iGok 10 AIRY cut reconstruction were
vagrant pIilpatctics, having no fixed and
abiding interest in the place where they
sat down. They generally had two
~thouYhts first, 10 make al they could.
and secomd, 10 mcve off with What they
!, had lnade. The right of lccomotion
without passports or hinderance is one OF
Z, ihe lupsr sacr,d rights winch any free
{ government can give. ] applaud the
4 8roper and hneficcnt offices of immicra-
lien. but denouncc its counterfeit and
abuse Ity.s ~
: !, hen the rec"nst structiJ IN measures be
ran to he organized under such bad
j agencies, the very letharry and devasta
II IN of tie South Attracted rot merely
i''od citizens who would bui'd up, but
Horde 81 the Lad who would tear down
All dersirablr populations were wei.
crmed ut The snuth; lhey deserved and
r~r"ived encouragement They were not
the. isckals to ihe lions Of war, or iIyenas
among fbe graves Of tie Gcad. No man
in Georgia objected to an artisan going
thrr, 10 manufacture Gotten; no man in
Il :. L..
cued q wasted sugar plantation. tIom tk,
aiiif .hor: so mml In Texas complained oi
tI.r German who went th"re to raise
cereal., cotton. or cattle. The compliant
ard the grievance bgins when the
pyrntidons Of po i,ical power, the mer-
cri,rrirs and the sutlcrs, the brrcaucrats
and adverturers, who have Tn local hab-
jtstion Or iiabie, make alliance with illit;
elac~, fan race Ircjgdicrs, 6espoil rail-
ry.sds, abd revei in inordinate taxaiions
lI,ese men rot only discrcdited the
bonds os their, States in the markets, upon
i fhe exchange, lut d,slocated by their
dc--ices fhe industries of the South.
Having no part in the honors
ard offices that i,eIoDg 10 self government.
'tr hsst men were jowerIess before such
an alliance These Adventures were the
etH'icJtH'S fWHV sat HEpn tne ft,Rs W Wher
lIrds-tbe scum which rose Ia the top Of
political reconstruction. They were call.
ed carpet-I'aggers, not u cause they
aiwrys carried one OF those indispensable
Trsisles Of travel. for mary Of them were
pct rv"n prsiyid'd wIfh that article, but
: thcysr,oyrd IN Q mysterious way, with No
Fixed mode Of life or the 0ni,nus snanendj.
80 q ,c?rprt lager had little to 60 IN
snd Trch " get. he made out of negro
crodr'ity q living nnd he nade tic negro
his rr.w.. BE logan us a sharper end was
efrh as o stotesmap. H.. he'd a
taycrcf within ctH. end eren bef re thc
happy days Of "ovcrfowcd bacon" he
hal rations in abundance. He not only
rcgisf votes at pleasure, but become