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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

and $Sl. There are examples taken Al
random.
AtH. A. Reams' we note the following
sales also taken ut random:
Mr.. }. waller sold i've grades at The fol-
lowing prices: si7, s5s. So, $ss, and se,1
ar average of5s.O0.
Robt. ..sriSsou,, 800 and $500; w. p.
Allen, $50, so and ~ ". Ashley, AZ, 90;
Cousins and Garnett, Al, 90 aud Gi, 90 Jor-
dan Yarboro, 800; Joel Avereii, $49,5O;
=, II. Tingen, $40, and 1890; &C. Stern.
Gs. .eD. and 800; James Holloway, rs, 90:
E.T. York. 800; A. Monk, $500 and
81 ~; and A ,. v-s~y averaged $sS, ,20for
all grades. si 3Nsi III sfssu
At the Planters, u. C. WilkersoDs) we
noicd the following: w. II. Ree,l 90. %
and 400; Henry Allen. 800, and "a. 90;
Mary Allen 1000 and 5i, co. "A. ID. Oakley,
1000, s4,0e, IS. 90 and sl,0G n. A. Riggs
2l.D, $500, and 70, ,OU yobn Gillespie $751;.
81, and 81. 90; beSidrs others whose sales
were equally ~ satisfactory.
TIE business in aIl the warehouses nj
present is Tremendous ard well sustained,
ms win be seen by the above quotations.
II is due 10 truth ID say That inferior grn-
dies rule very how. III .l.5,..5.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29
cemmeneemea.-..s.dse Grant.

The Annual commencement Of the Uni.
versity Of North Carolins comes of next
week. Wednesday and Thursday, the 5tb
aud 9th: From the interest 20 widely
manifested. il is believed there viii be a
very largc attendance from al parts Of the
Stale. The programme is very aitrac-
tive one. The l.ev. George Patterson ID.
d. Of Wilmington delivers the sermon before
the Graduating Class; and Judge Grant Of
Iowa. iha address before the Literary Socis
ties. Judge g /. is a North Carolinian, a
graduate Of the University. for long tune
resident of Iowa. where be has reached
the highest distinction in his profession |;
amid the labors of which lie mas found time
to cultivate his literary tsstc<. which he
has done with brilliant results. Ear u.
way from bone. be has cherished bis love
Tor his native State. aud kcpt alive in
burning fame biz affection for his Alma
Mater. No man was moro prompt and
more liberal in response to the appeals
made in behalf Ofthe University when il
was started on its new career. prostrated
and impoverished, but. happily. not friend.
ls.s. And 80 hope the public will shOS
their appreciation Of Judge Grants oppOr,
tune aid by large attendance at the de.
livery Or his address. &ts
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

The GoIdsboro MsssESGgR says thnt
MrArhur ID. speight of IYayne county Is
experimenting In tobacco culture this
scar. having planted out 10000 plants on
twenty i've acres. II this is only an ex,
perin,eut. We walt 10 know what MIR
sTeight will do " he succeeds. Our old
tnbaceo planters Of casweli. Person and
Orange who have passed the era o. sx.
periments, are ID The habit ofihinking
shat twenty Ave acres IN tobacco satisfies
she ambition ofnlosi 0f tI,enl. .e3
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29


n Lloyd Jesse Cole CIV johnson Wm
Robson Harry Claytor Merritt CbeekJ u
Alexander Quins Strain G w Parefoy
James Davis.
Bingham Tovnsbip;-M Atwaser Thos
J oldham Allen Robinson d r Morrow
Ralph BayDes |, w Lloyd a 7 Gates All,
leh Patterson james Smith.
sIIilisboro Township Arch Dickson
David Holmes WIN McCaulsy 3 T Forrest
Al W Graham John U Har Dudley Law.
Robt Q Strndwiek DC Parks j w Nor
wood @ NJ Parks j G Webb J y I'sul
John kirkland j J Pratt.
SENATORIAL CONVENTION.
Cedar Grove Township. David \
Thompson III Allen Allison Wilkerson
J II Hughes .Jno T Forrest A C Compton
VII Jordan Richard Haley FPt:ls,k
Jno " ilkenon w w Allison. Nj.
Little River Township, 20 X Wilson
g i Dunnegan Thos Dab Vim Parker Jho
p I.oekhart Jpo Haughawou. Evahs Hall
Harry Robntrce David Mckee Wm Bacon
Jao McKerrall s n Jordan.
\ Flat River Townrhip;--Addison Man
gum A X Umsiead q c Hampton Bail
Sutherland 6 w Jones Dudley Parker
Richard Crabtree Albcrt Vaughan Duncan
Cameron " 8 Terry v d LuusfCrd w w
sManga,n A VI Leathors. 4 .,. Sc .aa,4. u
Le5anon Township ;--J w Ia,,a Thos
Lipscomb Sam Fintom Dick Darlington
Peyton Clements JAS Y Garrard jas u
Latia 5 W Holman JAS Riggs 5 u John
sion. @b@@& &@ga 3u44g5a .s xsas tn 81
Durham Township III N Link MA
Angler Jno q Wilkeron II A Reams } s
Lockbart ) II Webb W } Lyon Abner
Hunt Egbert Glenn Moses Met own q j
Trire J s srarleit Henry Neal w 7 Red
noni u II Osborn " ) Roulhae g j
Green. aa :aaa. .A..
Pstteyon's Township Sim Barhee J
B Gates A ID Markham AB Couch @ A
.Barhee Wesley :;.ec Sam'lF Patterson 5
n Turcntine Lee Hurst Tom Strain JAS
Bartee A b Gpnter Henry y Markham
Henry Carlton james Patterson. ...-...
Chapel Hill Township ~ NJ Alessbder
Jno w Carr Jnc u Watson WIN Strain
Nathan Struughn W A Strsyhoro VIM
Robson Sam Kirkland Milton Ward Cbas
W JohusrOu Jpo King F d Winston NJ
Cheek. .%-. saas aAA ~
I,ingham's Township;-SS Webb Allen
Robinson q " Lloyd wn, Minor Ralph
BayLes 9 w l.sshley Nicholas Holmes T
p Bradshaw Weldon Strond A J Gates
Sam'l A Copeland JAS Smith.
Ilillsboro Towbship;-N Z Hall n d
Balm Jas u Norwood J J Pratt q NJ Parks
Jas Webb Jr J w Corsin y n Pugue X
NJ Jones A A dickson Wm Barton Jas A
Check Geo Walker Thos Hastings DOlph
Gordon w J Frreland J " Hooker Albert
Faucett Jas W Riley Jno Y Adams Jno
Law, Thos J Rreeland Walter Thompson
& s, Cody John kirkland jr. -sw
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

The Rev J. B. Cheshire. recently or
slaiued ~ Deacon IL the Episcopal Church,
aud who has bren assigned TO the Chapel
~ the cru-s at Chapel HIli, "tiiciatel 10
-. Matthews last week in the weekly
services.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29
RnEUnA rIsn arICHJ.Y rrsEp.

"a '.Durang's Rheumatic Rcmedy." the
great INTERNAL MEDICINE. will positive.
ly cure any ease Of rheumatism ON the face
Of the earth. Price 81 hottie. si1 bot.
ties. 81. Sold hy MI " Wholesale and Re-
tail Druggist. Don't fnil to send for cir.
cnlar TO Helrhensiine { 1jontly. Druggists.
Washington. ID. e. 6fn.,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29
AprnARRsnr.E A RrsrIr.

Ttmakes no difference how many Ply
sicians, or how much medicine you have
tried. IL Is now an established fact that
German Syrup Il the only remedy which
has given complete satisfaction ID severe
eases % Lung diseases. II Is true there are
yet thousands Of persons wl,osrr pre,lis-
pissed 10 ihuat aud Lung Affections,
Consumption, Hemorllages, Asthma, Se-
we're Colds settled on the Breast, pneu-
niunia. whooping C0ugI,. &c; vino have
uu taersopal ki,owledse uf BDscIiee's tivr.
man syrup To such We would say that
10000 dozen we're sold last year without
one complaint. Consumpi.ves try just
me hottie. Regular sixe T5 cents. Sold
by all Druggists Ia America.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29
our friend !. \, tiammon Il Durham

Our friend .. n Gammon al Durham
u aboutto move into a newly inirhe,l
store, opposite his present location. This
is one of the finest. best finished, aud most
clpacious s,oree We know ofanywhere; aud
iis existence seems 20 be called out BY lhe
growing b,siuess ~ Durham.
His present store win soon be removed,
nl.d ib site will include part ofa block oi
brick stores 10 cover nearly the
whole froatof the square; soon 10 he cree
ted, aud al spolien Cor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

Large breaks at WebL's Warehouse last
week and prices satisfactory, we heIieve.
The proportion Of inferior grades brought
here Is stiIl is-,grrst, aud sellers ought not
tohe disappointed " they donot get better
prices. Thore grades don't sell well any-
where
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

The DsnslIle RseIsrER records the ar;
rival Of party of len Swiss Immigrants
who have just arrived. a,id who imme-
diaiely rented lands In the vicinity of
Danvilie. They are a very desirable
class of settlers. ami we would Le glad 10
~eIcon,r some OF them among us.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

The REaIsrEss the tobacco receipts
ofthe Dansille market are now very
heavy. and All of the warehouses daily
fllled. Our quo,aistions viii give prices
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29
DANyILLE. Va. May "a.
From the D,n,;lI. T;,n.s.
NJ A n afED b.

In iIillsborO. N Ca: the residence Of
the brides father, May slst 1873. by Rcs.
Ghas. J. Uurtis. Rebeeca Caiwailader.
daughter Of Dr.. Prido Jone.. 10 d..
augustus ". Knox Of Raleigh. n. O.
NJ cards. .@ %ae
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

The receips Of the strawberry Festival
forihe benetit of the Orange Guards netted
about Sia0. -s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

Hnw often 40 vs hear person say,
shcrs musi ie something the matter with
any blord. ! have piinples 81. over. We
would recommend Or. Bulls BLOOD Mix.
furr.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

An ounce of prevention u better than a
pou,.L ~ cure. A dose ~ DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrus will assist your Baby inieething.
and prevent u frDm being attacked by
Cholera Imfantum, Cnilc, nr other diseases
Babies suffer with. Is cents.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29

AT the residence Of Nathaniel Laws in
MI. county on The ioth inst by Y IL
wilson E-q 10 the presence Of q large
and very respectable eoncourSe both white
aud eolcred. Henry MeManucu 10 Mrs
Margaret IiOlusu.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29
Campaign Paper,
Fer-csai.

NF4A &N4 E4AA%~---4 @& N# AN %&S
We bad The nlcasurenfa flying visit on
Friday from sIf. Alonxo Philips nov Of
Chicago, formerly of fhis place. He Il, on
his way back ID chicago. after q tour
througisthe South, and q brief visit to his
Rheat praspeels are By no means rs IA
yorable as last year. .Scab and rust are
doing mischief; aud while last year The
number uf grains In mech was remarks-
biz. now more than two l. mn exception.
SIN there u no reasonio fear that 10 This
section the crop win fall much below the
average. saes s t20 Ga
Oats are regarded as pron ising. Rather
n asnailer crop 90 ::,aaceo Is planted W this
vicinity than last year, but We suppose
that the geuefal;crop. viii b. as large as
before.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-05-29
BY REAMS, iYAntsHottSE.

Breaks has been heavy during the week
and some decline on common grades; while
bright wrappers has advanced and in good
demand some fancy lots has been sold
from 50 to 500. ,%..
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
NFff n
"Gcnius IS industry
{tGnd Advice.

Ali Q Young women in the coun-
Try woul,i do w,ll 10 heed the words
Of Bishop Foster, addressed to the
graduating class Of the Wesleyan
Female College in Cincinnati. lie
Sa:l
Learn your obligations to the
past; be careful Of the present, and
prepare yourself for the great fature
before You. The reign Of brain has
come. Though you may not be
found on the battle field or the bal
lot.bcx, You can baiil up the future
By building NJ the men. You ike
in a particularly exciting time when
you have placed in opposition to You
one Of the greatest vices, anl You
women will conquer it if all Of those
Of ycur sex, who arg real women will
combine. Beware OF coxcombs and
libertines They are fools, whether
they know it or not, By your con.,
duct toward them send them from
your presence. Reserve your heart
and love for men. BE not what is
known as fashionable woman.
There is nothing so foolish woman,
and none but fools admire her.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
eli will Come Right Mt Last"

For nearly q week had the storm
prevailed, when one night, just at
sunset, the sky became clear and
bright, and the setting sun shone
forth in all his glory. Only for a
short time, however, for the black
clouds soon hovered over US again;
but it was long enough to show US
that the pleasant sky and bright
clouds were tAere-although they
were hidden by dark and stormy
clouds.
Just so it is with our lives, and
iu so it will continue to be. Dark
and weary may be the path we
tread. Sorrow may assail us when
least expected, and we can see no
reason for them; but if we can only
see that they are for our good-that
VIC need their chastening influence;
if We can sec the light behind the
cloud. and put oar faith in the Go |
who worketh all things for our good
at will all come out right at
last.
II we conld see all this, could We
al put our faith in our Heavenly
Father; could we all look misfortune
in the face, and see only the good
behind it. would there be so much
Of misery and woe in this bright
and beautiful world of ours ? 'Ey-
orv cload has its silver lining yet
how often we cannot see it, but give
it up in despair. Aud even tbs is
for our good-that We cannot see
It,
The SKY clearing up for few
moments intlicalad very clearly to
M miLd Gods watclful care over
US. Let Us remember, then, when
trials and difficulties bcsct us, and /
the world looks dark and cherries !
TO us--Set us remembc, that it Is all
for our good, a>4'@sS Us look ahead
o. -rrr,-r1TTIncs anf>See the light.
Let US keep the path he li1;s chosen,
md when he feels like giving up,
when he feels discouraged because
his best efforts seem TO have failed
N account Of some unseen obstacle.
ook at the bright side Of j: all, and
keep righ, on. Let nothing put
lin down; try. at least, to believe !
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
s8RENADN.

The winter wines are cold, love,
The snow un,rodden lies;
The song sing is Old, lovc,
Under the listening skies.
Yet TO he and to YOU its theme is new
Under the star -gemme skies.
The window is curained with frost, love,
And closed thy beautiful e. s.;
The song Ssing NAV he lost, love,
Undec the hcadless skies
Yet perchauce one strain may Thy healt re
tain,
Like a star in the f.r-oi' skies.
NJ loye is p1re az the sGnw. swe2.,
Tha; over the brown earth lies;
And free as tae wind lhli blows, sweet,
And deep n the fathomlesS skies.
An | shall 1--we COR aye lhoa.h the pole slHi
die.
Anl pass from the a1ule skies.
\ ligh; to thy easement moves. sweet;
Thanks Tor this glad surprise.
Summer has came TO ;'ie groves. sweet,
And warmth to the winuy skies
Oh. love can light tho darSes. night,
AMI brighten the dulles. skies.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
"THE TREE IS ETINE gY ITS FaUlT."
"Tu::'s Pills are worth their wci2htin gold"
REV. l. s. SIMPSON, Louisville, ~.

REV. !. +. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky.
"Tutt's Pills sFrciaI hlcssinC Of the nine
ieon;i century. REV. t: q. OSGoOo, ne" YORK.
"I have used Tut ilI.s for topper Of The liver.
'Ihey are superior 10 any rcdicims for hillary dis
u!..crs ever made"
1. ?. CAR9, Attorney al Lss;, Augusta, Ca.
"I have used Tu.ts is i've years in my fa':Iily.
49,. are .neauacd for costivcnCe aHi bi!:ousncss.
r. q. WILSON, Gecr1s.cwn, Texas.
- iyc ,,eci TUFTS Ncli1irc - = great hc'cf;."
". ~. MhEa, Editor Mobile Rc5;sior.
'.lVc rel fov hoxcs lu;ts piis 90 I've OF 81!
o:a,,s."-SsTRE & CO. Car::@;..l:e, G'.
"Tutl's Pals hove olly - tc tired - eaiahisi
iheig mc-.;a. Thcv woti. like n.a":c."
~. q. eHH3C,t, o5 Sunmer s., Boston.
hI.c-, ;i.D medicine wei! ad trtc@ - lac cuTc
Of ..i5.:. q: o- !..-- 1r,i's II.,r."
JOS. c21h"Et, Richmond, Virginia.
kNo a Tt!m5llsAR0 MoRE.
S3.Z Jg druggists. eJ cents q to7. Office
81 I.,.'rGy Street, Nci2 lOTG.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
WIT AND Uu.M0is
lie but waters his soup who takes
man. words to tell a short story.

lie but waters his soup who takes
many words to tell a short story.
\ grocer had rourl Of Sugr re,
turned with note, Swing: ''Too much
sand for table use, aad not enough for
building purposes.
Remember who You are taking 70,
sir sail an indignant parent to r.
fractory boy Il am your father"
"Wcll, who's 10 blame for that p said
the young imper,incncc, faint me-
Nhen n man without cash or credit
attempts to leave hotel, and lowers his
walls. out If hack window ty means
Of Il rope, it makes charity srem cod TO
hear the voice Of the landlord below,
yelling out: ".All right. I've got the
,alise; let 80 the rope
If bust 'iaGa, you mustn't get
mad mister was the reasonable request
preferred by Fort Wnyn! bride to the
officiating clergyman.
Deal gently with the 'errine,' as the
cockney said when his fellow -boardcr
cyinccd disposition to cat up all the
smoked fish aud leave him the bones.
When man nearly breaks his neck
trying to get out of the way of a 'Isht>
ming bne. snpposing it to be the head
lgh, Of a locomotive, it is time for him
to sign the pledge.
i am so thirsty said man at work
in cornGeld. Well, work awayr said
his industrious brother You know
the prophet SAYS, Hoe every one that
thirsicth ~
An iucbriated man, walking along
the street, regarded the moon with sovc-
reign coutemp.. You needn't feel so
proud he said: you arc full only once
u month, and | am every night
\ couple Of fellows who were pretty
thoroughly soaked with bad whisky got
into the gutter. After aoundering FOR
some time, ore OF them said "Lei's
get to another house, this hotel leaks.
A gentleman was examining an um-
brella, and commented upon lis fine
quality, "Ycs," said a person present,
':hc fancies everything he secs And,
added a third party, "is inclined to
seize everything he iaacies." !"
When old Sam Crowler, down in
Pike, wes running for Justice Of the
Peace. his VIII in anticipation of hon-
o-s in store for her, said: "Ny dear,
when you get to be Justice Of tn"
Peace what will | be ?" You. said old
Sam, why. you'll be the same old fool
you always was ?
a soldier ola cavalry regiment wa-
brought up for stealing his comra les
liquor ration. lie was an Irishmln,
aud his defense was unique: T'd Re
sorry indadc surr, TO be called tbaie
l put the liquor in the same bottle; and
mine was at the bottom; and sure ! was
obliged to drink his to get out me own :.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

that behind u frownins Providence
God hilcs a smiling face with this
thought uppcrmost in his mind, a
man can 20 through most anything,
and even look back with gratitude
at his late troubles.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
No Success Without Industry.

really believe, young friends,
that illeness is the ground of most
vices. l am acquainted with certain
Young men who are running about
the streets. whom see stepping
or: OF drinking saloons. Soma q
them are sons Of reputable pare"t3.
| remember last summer meeting =
young man-- one Of the best dressed
lais in tie city---a yoanc man whom
| met il Tie omnibus frequently,
riding up and down; and | had sera
aim so often and always with sHch
lcisurcly air, that | said one day,
calling him by aame.-
What are you doing
Il have 10, got any particular
business. ne said.
well, haven't you anything to
do:'
Nothing ! Particular he an
swc,eA.
1t was somewhat inpcrtncnt, but
| saiA,--
"Well, I suppose now YOU are oai
of school, You mean to get into some
thing pretty soon p
well. have not anything just
now in view" he rcn!.td.
To make u long story short, the
poor fellow has not anything in view,
never did have ,nvch in view. Drift
ins, drifting. drifting. Down, down,
down, lie is not the boy he was
when I convcrscd with him last sum
mer. There is nothing truer. though
trite. than the alase, can idle brain
is the devils Workshop U@les'
there is an aim, a plan, purpose in
Il man, there is deprayity, ard lust,
and passion. It is idleness that rolls
up millions and millions and millions
Of dollars for spurious liquors every
year.
Industry. my young friends, is
the first law Of success. Some one
asked n man WHO was counted a
great genius, to define genius; and
he said,-
"Gcnius IS industry"
Things never come about of them
selves. The man who writes great
book neycr wrote it in day or a
week. The nan who has reported
grca, invention di; not combine
wheel anl piston in an hour or in a
month; bG, it was the Industry OF in
quiry-thc industry of application.
Industry is the first law Of success.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
TEgE WgIE,EAG.E Sun.

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1t circ 'latcs throughout the United States.
thc Cenadas, and beyond. Ninety thousand
families greet It's welcome pages weekly,
and regard it in the lighl o. guide. coun-
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cultural and literary departments make it
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fresidc. Terms: One dollar year, posi-
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makes il the chcnl est ewSpapcr published
For clubs Of ten. with SO cash. we will
send an extra copy free Address
PUBLISHER OFTiiU +CN.
nov227 New York sun.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01
H.HEEE - JUN.
1873. New Work, ISIS.

Aa The time approaches for the renewal
Of Subscriptions, THE Sun wou!d remind
ils friends and wcll-wishcrs everywhere.
lla; il is again . caniidate for their consid-
Grafton and support. Upon its record for
the pas; ten years il relics for conlinu-
ancc Of the Hearty sympathy and generous
cooperation which have hitherto been ex-
tended to it from every quarter OF the
Union,
The DAILY sun is II four page sheet of
% columns, price by mail, post paid. 80
cents a month, or $3.50 pc, year.
Tic Sunday edition Of the SIN is an
eigh; page sheet Of jG columns. While Civ
ing the news of the day il also contain, n
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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-01-01

NREENyILLE & COLUMBIA RAIL
" ROAD.
Passenger trains run daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, connecting with the fast day trains
on the South Carolina Railroad.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1878-11-30
nME ARE GUILTY |"

They were both black, but he was very
black. Letta Brooker was her name and
she wore a mans hat Henry was sable
and eloquent ..... . ,..-.' ..
"You beat Letta, Henry Lewis2" said
Judge Morgan yesterday. .,.s.,
"No, sahi No, sah suah" emphati-
cally responded Lewis, with a wave of his
right hand.
"He are guilty, Jedgel He are guilty"
exclaimed Letta in loud and assuring ac-
cents.
"That settles it," said His Honor, who
added, however, "Butlet us hear what Hen
ry has to say" !. ....."
{. He are guiltyI He are guilty, Jedge!"
reinsisted Letta.
"Hush, ma'am, for one moment!" inter
posed the Court .~.,. a..
Gle are guilty he are guilty" contihu-
ed Letta, soto Uooe. 90. 81. -
"will you be quiotY" demanded the
Judge, .f
a lie are guiltyp she Whispered, and then
quietly attempted to lay her head on re-
porters shoulder, exclaiming, "Pl wait
heah, TO- he are guiltyW
'Now, Henry" - .-,.95lH
"Jedge, l live with dat oman four months
-"
"Fo de Lor', he are guilty" interposed
Letta, in an undertone.. ....
"And she done gone behave onseemly
with anudder man, You 'Onah p
"He are guilty! Bress de Lamb |" softly
lisps Letta. ,.4,
:" An when 'monstrate with her she fro
a box at me and"
Gle are guilty! suah p utters she.
"Den jes' done gone for to objec' with
walking stick; but didn't hit her ! onl,
-"
Gle are guilty, Jedge He are guilty /
shrieked Letta, Strengthening up at once
" An don't behave kind to anudder man
for true |"
al nebber hit, You 'onah I'm not
white manW Indignantly remarks Henry.
/" lie, are guilty Fo' de good graciou
sakes alivei He are guilty. He arep
T 81 guess I'll have to hold you in $500 bal
to keep the peace" Said the Judge.
, He are guilty. -
"Thatll do Next case !"
= He are guilty -
"send that woman away" half annoyec
! ly remarked the Judge.
! He are guilty I" were the last wore
heard from Letta as she disappeared throug
. the street door from jefferson Market Polil
Court,