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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19

13AvENUE B, Fred. Pitzer.-For years had
uttered from headache, which forced me at times
% stop work. consulted the best physicians, but
only found temporary relief. Everybody talked
II st. Jacobs Oil, which induced me to make q
rial. The first bottle brought relief, and fur.
her course cured me altogether.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19

TRIBUNE BUILDING, Roster q Bial.-A driva
II one OF our wagons was promptly cured of frosel
.ars by the use Of st. Jacobs Oil, and we have al1
Observed the happiest results from the use Of tAi1
emedy in cases Of neuralgia.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19

ST. JACOBS OIL
sold by Druggists and Dealers In Medicine d
SO CENTS A BOTTLE.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19

The tobacco factories of Wood h Co.
Flood & Smith and Hancock & Moorman
were burned at Lynchburg, Va. loss from
500, 900 70 $4,000
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-19
Keep it in the House. 1t does not Dinppoin,

A. VOC Ell E R 81 CO.,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
7o17-M, M,Tu&W-d&wnrm Nos
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
Plantation Proverbs.

[Uncle Remns in the Atlanta
constitutional
Dem wat eats kin say grace,
Ole man Know All died las year.
< Better dc gravy dan no meat
I all.
Tater-vine GROWN while you
sleep.
Hit takes two birds fer ter make
u nrs'.
Ei YOU blcedzl ter eat dirt, cat
clean dirt.
Tarrypin walk Fast 'nuif to go
vi,ilin.
Enlpy sinokc-housc makes de
pnllet hullef.
Wen coon takes water he's iixin'
fer der fight.
Corn makes mo- at lie mill dan
i does in the crib.
Good luek say: "Op'n your
manft en- shut ,o' eyes"
Niggsr dat gifts hurt wukkii,'
oug.,tershow slc skyars.
Fildlia' niggor say hits long
ways ter le dance.
Rooster makes mo- racket dan
de hen wat lay ds a'9.
NJ Mtl.er ma-li-ln lllqli lisllcrs ~
yan fsym over Dc f,ner.
Niger w.d 4 norsit 'aauhcacr'
better be looked after.
lauk'n hide dc lire, but VA
yen gwinc do wid de smoke
Haincrow don't sing no chune,
but youk'n pen on i'm.
Ter morrow may be lie carriase
drivers day fer ploughin'.
lIit's a mighty dcat nigger dat
don't hear dc dinner horn.
Hit takes u bee fer ter git dc
sweetness out'n do hoar-houn
blossom.
IIa'nts don't bodder longer
homes folks, but You better 60
'roun' dc graveyard.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10

years ago and are again prominent
y mentioned as candidates ~
The Governor responded with
smile, "Yes, il is,
In answer to other questions
Governor Seymour said that he
was living a quiet life on his farm,
and that he had entirely Withdrawn
troE taking an active part in poll
teal affairs. tle stated that he
Read but few papers, aud saw but
few men. The Governor did not
deem his opinions of any value
and hc was unwilling to speak in
the general vague way he should
have to in talking about the poll
teal aspects, but he though, that
at this tune everything was in a
very unsettled state in both par
ties. He did not know how any
one could forecast the future. ILL.,,
certainly could not. fhc Cover
nor expressed faith IN his own p0-
litieal convictions and the correct
ness Of The views held by the Dem.
ocraiic party. lie affirmed that he
ccu.,l not doubt the srcce Of the
party. bat whsn or how, it was
idle for him to speculate.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
Lynch Law APPLIED.
Special 10 the Appeal

Special 10 the appeal.
Amite City, La, December o.
About ten O'Clock last evening a
mob Of not less. than Atty men
called on Sheriff 4 =. Mix and
said they had a prisoner they
wanted to PIT In the parish Jail.
They had "A mau whose face and
hands were blaclsed; he was bound
to arope ana tied to q horse.
After they obtained the keys they
took six prisoners out Of the Jail
aud varied thcm about half a
mile from town, on what Is know a
as Duncsn avenue, a road that
had houses on II for a mile or two
allnost AS thick a, 0ilr main street
at which place they hung and shot
four, aud two were liberated. The
names Of tho parties hung and
shot are as follows:
Dick Smith, who was triod and
convicted for killing a whitc wo.
nlan in the parish Of WaShingto ton
abont year ago:
George Carroll, charged with
numbering his wife At Hammond
Louisiana.
Ilatrison johnson and Joe Perry
charged with the murder Of 7. ),
Phillips, at Tanyipahoa, louisiana
on Christmas eve last.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
Forward The Money.


\ day or two agd woman en-
tered a Ieie graph ei.lce ana said to
tho rccciverof messages that she
desired to telegraph to her hus.
band, who was in Boston, for
money. Tic pointed her to the
counter supplied with blanks, and
told her tho ratio for ten words.
She Struggled away for a quarter Of
an hour, and then handed in the
following:
"Wont you please send m, SO
by next mail ~
IL don't know whether that
will do or not" she said, as she
felt for her money "ifyon were
to receive such a dispatch from
Your wife, would yoa forward the
money!"
"Wcll--well, might he re-
piled In doubtful tones.
"Now, you wait! | don't like
the dispatch at all, because tried
to keep it within ten words. Ill
write another"
She tore it up, walkcd over to
the counter, and in three minutes
handed in a new one, rcalinG;
cam out Of food and fuel, and
want $40 as soon as yon can 81 Il
here . If you cart spare Il rr
spout the parlor carpet ~
"Thst would bring The money
from me-" said the rocoiver. rs he
read the li,,rs and marked the
nnmbor Of words.
"Thhn guess Il will from him.
Send 1t along, aud If l don't gel
the money inside OF two days,
you'li hear 'somebcdy rippin ur
forty yards of brussels carpet of
the r.v-Detroit FREQ Press.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10

!. i. ~.
Yankton Press.
Az an example Of tho distin.
guished manner III which Indian
matters are managed from WASH
ington, II Is appropriate to mcn.
tion the fact that a single shipment
Of 1900 pitchforks was made to
the Santec Indians. AS tho entiro
Santec band at the Agency does
not number over GOO, the people
will realize the extreme generos-
ity which the Commissioner OK
hibits in his dealings with these
people. Through the liberality
of IIayt every Senlec buck, squaw
and papoose will bo given two
pitchforks with which to make
their hay. When they are usiug
one the other can 20 hung In the
parlor over tho piano; aud when
tho head OF tho family calls his
flock about him for morning pray
crs be can point to it IS typical Of
the goodness Of thIs government
antf co'nEaent upon tho strong re-
scInblance which exieso between
1E& .>f1 - ~ - ...I rv&~f uk.x..t ~.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10

The New York Sun publishes
the following questions, the replies
to which were written by Mr.. Ed
ison himself:
Then YOU consider your work
on the Electric Light finished ~
practically done, though ! am
stiil experimenting with a view 10
reducing its cost"
What does it cost now 7"
"You vii. have TO ask that of
the officers of the company in New
York"
"How many lights, each equal
to a sas ie'. do YOU get to onc-horsc
power?"
"My lights are on ratio of ten
gas jets per horse power per honr."
"What is the power Of your
engine 2"
Eighty-horsc power
What does it cost to run your
eighty-horse power engine one
hour?"
" Scventy.fivc cents"
How lons do your lights main.
tain their pow CT without injury Z"
'Tweuiy.,hrco were burning
continuously from Friday last to
"Wednesday. and lliirty-thrce from
Wednesday to ten o'clock Thurs
day night. During this time the
engine was stopped for m hour IL
take wa.er. Not a light was IN
jured, aud all were regulated al
the central station"
What was the distance Of tho
farihest light that was burning
five days.
Three lights have Eccn burn
ing that time one-iitth OF Il mil.
away"
We're the twcnsy-three oil con
nectel with one main wire 4"
Yes.'
"And more could have been pu
on tie same main wire without iu
crcasing tho power Of the engine
OF diminishing the light of tsits'
twcnty-three .p
Yes, five hundrcl.'
"lla,c the presidents or direct
ors Of sny gas light companic
visited your laboratory and scri
your light-in prncliral up ralion.'
Y,s, sir. Mg. Benson If on
Of the Broohlyn companies, am
Jl'go Fisher "l The same cit. hay
l.cn he.e. There may have becl
m &c 4 great nanlb. L u person
in,c esl.pl. Wolmve rc!uscd al
| u,.s ion 10 10 oile."
| "Are aus gas mea interested il
Your colupat. ~
| II lpiiher kDoa i,or cart.'
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
CoUR T TERMs--4tA DBfRyeF
circr IT COURT.

b. + IRfatELh, Judge
e. W. Clarke, Dist. Attorney
Coahoma county--2d Monday OF
September and March continue
twelve days.
Bolivar eounty-4th Monday OF
September and Marcl-cohtiEue
twelve days.
Washington eouniy-2d Monda.
of October aud April-coniinne
thirty days.
Sunflower codhty-sd Monday
of November and May-continue
six days. II.
Sharkey county-4th Monday Of
November and May continue six
DAYS. =
Issaquena cOunty-lst Monday
of December and June-coutinue
twelve days.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
Postal Directions.

.H.. F4tt e.
All postage must be paid by Postage Stamp
Letters in the rnitcd st.tos rer kslf ounc
3cepts
Drop letters. pcr balf ounce Al letter.
carrier onicc. ....2 cents
prop lts.ers Ter h..,f ounce 1t nom
carrier pfrp cents
Peg s.ercd letters. Ia addition 10 the
,ropef postage. ...,.... 10 cents
Postal cards ouch cent.
pumnhlcts. occasional publications,
,rou4ient ne,vs,,sne9e m.cazIne4
loot. ne,la,l;ea,s. ,as,sr4 tand-
I'm. n,i,,.,, ah.., ,n,.;e ,y,s.
peettteas mana ant ,.rao4..,as.ss
,orasa,.,, ,,,.', ,',,,eol - ,,.,',,.,.
nov, ,hs,sor con,
p',r.ea as.,s ~, ,',,'n,s ,it,.,.
'.,.ss ,'..,. 'a.m s.s,,,'s'',.,,'. M .','..' ,a.1
.t...3 r-s.. !,
- ~. ~. .., z,.-
,N'.''s, '''s' ~. 49, \,
.t''A''s y ''''' = ~ ''' ..if
49, rs'sh', = '3~' 9 900 ]. = a ss.''
w a'';.,s.' y '''s ~ ..''''' ~.
"''e ~
A. 4 1-I
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10

New York Sun.l

The suit OIL Mrs. Bridget Rowan
against Charles W. Bede!l for
5000 damages for assault was
tried before Chief Judge Nelson,
in the Brooklyn City Court, on
Wednesday. Mrs. Rowan alleged
that on July RI last, as she was
passing along the street near pros
pect Park, carrying pail con,ain-
Ing her husbands dinner, Bedcll
who has a bar room near BY mali
ciously lnstisated one of his EN-
ployes to turn a water hose upon
her, SO that she was thoroughly
drcnchcd, as well as braiscd and
otherwise injured; also that Bedell
used abusive language toward her
and set a dog on her, which bit
her aud tore her dress.
Bcdell put in general denial
OF the c0niplaint.
The trial was very amusing.
The defense alleged that Mrs.
| Rowan plagued and provoked the
dog. To show that the animal
could not be very dangerous, they
proved by careful measurements
that 1t was only tour inches Hand
ten inches long, and averred that
its age was six months. One wit
ness testified that tho dog was
whipped and put to. flight every
day by family cat.
lnsumming up for Mrs. Rowan,
| Mr.. Mirabeau l.. Towns said that
as this was in common parlance,
called a ''dog case" he had deter
mined to present II to the jury In
the shape Of some dogscrel rhymes.
llc did not wish to DO understood ,
however, that because he put II in
rhyme it was destitute of reaso n.
On the contrary, he claimed that
lis client had every reason, to ex-
pcct a generous verdict IN her
lavor. Mr.. Towns then recited
the following. while Judge Neil
son shaded his face aud seemed
heartily to. enjoy tho fun:
In July last, about the timc
That hungry mortals like TO dine,
The plaintiff, being prudent
woman,
Set forth to find her husband,
! Rowan.
The frugal meal, yet smoking
warm,
She had IN burkct'pon her arm
For twas tllis ady's Chief
delight
TO tempt her husbands appetite
Now tho defendant. Charlie.
Dedell,
Keeps aeHr lhe Park, ., sad 10 tell,
A dram shop somciimes called
an inn,
Where he llspenses rum and gin:
And not content with dcadl,
cnps,
lie keeps two wild, fcrocions pups
When plaintiff came unto The
Park,
This Charles 3cdell Gust fof lark
As he AYERS in his defense,
BY way Of excuse, or pretense)
Seeing that she was but a woman
Set the puppy 'pon Mrs' Rowan
To bite her, and TO tear her dress
And put her in extreme distress
Then, as he saw her pale, will
fright,
Trying TO save herself by flight
lie shouted: "B.ll, before she goes
Just play upon her with the hos,
Cursed, assaulted almo9t drowned
Bleeding from painful wound
The plaintiff, gentlemen of th,
jury,
AT last escaped the blackguard'
fury
She brings this suit io.scc il yol
Will do as you'd have Others do
The jury, after three hours DC
liberation, gave the plaintiff g.
~ damages.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
cHANcERy corRr.

W G PnELrs Chancellor.
Coahoma county-lth Monday
October and April, aud continue
twelve DAYS.
Bolivar county-2d Monday Of
November and May, and continue
twelve days.
Washington eounty--4th Mon-
day Of November and May, and
continue eighteen days.
Issaqucna county-3d Monday Of
October aud April, and continue
six DAYS. "a
sharkey county-sa Monday of
October aud April, and continue
six days.
Sunlowcr county-fst Monday
of October and April, and con-
iinue six days
SUPREME Court.
Terms Of Supreme Court-ccm-
mcncc on the 3rd Mondays Of April
and October.
JUDGES Or THE sUPkEME COURT.
II \ simrall. chief Justice, II II Chalmers,
CLERK, Oliver Clifson
U. $. CIRCUIT. COURT.
Robt. A. Hill, Judge.
Geo. L SwaW, Clerk
Terms begin Ia Jackson on the lst. Non
days in May and November.
U. $. DIssRICT COuRr FOR SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF MASS.
Robt. A. nil, Judge,
Geo. Y. Swami, Clerk.
Sessions commence in Jackson on the 9Th
Mondays Of June and January.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10

MEMBERS OF THE HOARD orsrr, isons.

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD orsrrkl isons.
First Distrct---A. W. WiCKLIrFE.
Second District---w Nj wOnTiIlNGTON
Third District HAMLET GREEN
Fourth Dslrict-s-Jno NJ McCntehen
fiith District-.-p. NJ. At.EXANER :.
Regular meetings arc held BY the
Board Of Supervisors on the Let
Mondays Of January, March, Jnly
August, and October, and may
continue In session I days and ne
longer.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
Rate Of Taxation

For convenience ofrefcsnncc. We
herewith publish tabular state
mcut Of State, Lcyec and Town
taxes.
EXTRACT or PRIVILEGE TAxEs
LAW 1879.
On each store .tues under a.,oao. -. . o"
Dn each store stock of4,,1alto 3, 800. I'D et
tn each store stock oi':e no /, j,soe e. Is M
On each store stock ofs5, eOoto 7,hs1 =. - 90
On edcA store stock OF q. .e,ot to slp 900 ri 90
On each store stock oi slJ,0l0 10 il,0t0. 30 g
Oh csri store atack Of $l.,os1id ls,bo 10 90
oae.ch store STOCK ofSls, 300 70 ~ ,cc'. 40 90
0neach store stock Of s2o. 900 to ri, 900. &c 20
On each store stock OF Si5 900 to ;S,c0s.. Is 90
On each store stock e55, 70 ho,ctN .lh'i "
On each store stock over s5o. 900 y. 40 oV
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10

Ihavc located here permanently,
aud tender my professional scrvi.
ccs to the people Of Grecnvlllc and
surrounding country.
fy'Uilica over the store Of Z. W.
Lewis u Go.
HENRY ROBINSON,
dcc7 Dentist.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10

U. $. DissaICT COURT FOR SOUTHERN
DISTRICT OF MISS.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
cIsscRIPTlON TERMS.
I4k Al.
: .nvFRIlSING RATES.

~ Editorial Notices. except
An An ACCOMPANYING the ftr-tinser-
sns .:ln 81 an ADVERTISEMENT, viii be
t,oa 4 nrrs.i - 70 cents PSF line; ob..ca-
ca shs same. simple anno'sNes-
~ Is.ts az Deaths ar ssa n :as.s- ffsc.
s.ssssux asss wBo wish to issssslsc in
rast i termed personal nntlees
IN mi he required 10 pay IN acs9se-
ss ~ with the nature oftheir aIi.-
..,s voR aSScUxcIvu cayrf-
DATES:
O., state ani Distriet Offices, Sij
-, ~ County 0H.ces:.,.....--....... 10
ror Dcat 0;iiccs......-. -.....,.... '
orders from transient customers
xs,.sl or written, for job work, a'l-
,,s,sIsipr. or subscription. n,us. be
''scompsniei ~ BY The Cash 10 obtain
.ttention. Accounts Of r.gular
ssstnmers due and presented the
ist Of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
STATE TAX 1879.
For all purposes. mills

LEvEE TAxI's. 1879
Levcc construction tax, one-quur-
ter cent per pound Oh sotton.
On all property, real aud personal,
an nd valOrcm tux Of 5 mills.
Vor sslO ccus bonds." one cigih
cent Per pound on cotton, aud
two and oAe.half cents per acre on
lands.
For Is cent bonds. five cents
per acre al land.
Mnnd1mns 1-3 CT: per ncre on land
County md Town snxes nrc
levied first Monday IN September
apnnally.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10
u. s. CIRCUiT COURT

Robt. A. Hill, Judge.
Geo. L. SwapD, Clerk
Terms begin Ia jackson on the lst. Non
days in May and November.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1880-01-10

JUDGES or TIE sUPREME COURT.
II \ Simrall, chief Justice, II II Chalmers,
J. A. r. Campbell, Associates
Clerk, oliver Clifton
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-15
last visited him we noticed d most at-
tractivc picture hung on tho wall, which
has 10 completely charmed him, that no
never fails to point to 1t when an ANA
te,,r Of the truly beautiful comes In.
a Juvenile Murderer.

On Monday evening, ut the Pratt
plantation, near the city, a little color
cd boy, named Tom itrannon, aged
about eight yca,s, managed to reach up
aud seize large donblc-barrelled sllot
gun. for what he alleges to have been
his purpose to shoot n dog; but in some
mysterious way directed aud fred 1t at
his little two-year old step sister, who
was ut tho time lying IN bed, literally
riddling her with shot, producing III
stant death. No one was present How
the boy contrivcd to handle 80 heavy u
gun, and what freak traycrsed his mind
at the moment, ia 4 mystery the boy
seemed unable TO explain when gtea-
toned BY Coroner Jadot ut the inqiiest.
His only answer was Tint he wanted to
kill dog, but missed Il and killed bis
sister. lie Ia lodged in Jail TO await the
course Of law.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-15
How II liai,t,enetl.

The article in Tuesdays edition, cttt
tied Getting Red IN the face" did snrs'
enough produce that effect OH our friend
and army comradc, Nlr, John j. Was,
for o,, Wednesday morning we heard his
familiar step, IA he asccndcd the stair
WAY to our snnctum. tie did look !:
little hard ut us as we shook hands hc,
fore he took n scat to talk matters over;
lie didu't mind our criticisms, hc sat.t,
except That part which might hcconstrt%.
cd by the public as making him ,ucmbc1
Of the political organization known ns
the independents, in 'hs parish, Ito
stated that It was true he had supported
aud voted for certain parties on personal
grounds, when they were opposing bcm-
ocratic candidates. He added that
when It came to State aud National is
sues. hr was n straightforward Demo
crnt, and had never participated IN cN''.
cusscs or meetings of the opposition,
even IN local matters. llr didn't Celt
side, that the differences now existing
in the City Council were Of u political
nature, and wished his friends to klrow
tlIa, llc had taken no part in leading
Republican voters to the polls, ~ h'
feared it might BE- construed in thcread.
my Of one of the paragraphs in the ar
ticlc referred to, lie had c.s,c to asl,
us to do him the JUSTICE of Inserting HI,
views IN the CArrrott\N.
Well. we talked matters over Tor /!
couple of hours, aad the matter ended
as II might be expected to end, bctwccl
gallant veteran like Mr. Wax, VIII,
lost limb while charging the Round Tol
mountain at Gettysburg, with his rcg
mcut the lst La., Volunteers, ant
another soldier whose regiment, tho
10th, was elbow to elbow with his, il
that battle IA we'll n. in many "thorS, ;
part nnd parcel of the same, NlCholr'
brigade, We both agreed that VIC were
just about nv stubborn, ono W the ether
though We might entertain Srfcrj't'
views in political or other matters, yc
! II would he hard matter to brcak up :
personal frcl,dship which had 'ncvcJ
been severed since the time when w
both marched in th" valley of thee She
nandonh, Keeping step to the tune OF 'h'
"l'onnir Blue Flag" II may brI'alIct
hael, down by those who don't Gndrr
stand the feelings which exist httWcrl
old comrades, hHt il can't BE- heiNl !
was mutual as we tipped glas,r- Snme
where around the 'ofnrG That's all.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-15

The "Jng Breaking" for the benefit
Of the Sunday School of the Methodist
church, took place last Friday evening,
ut Pixies Hall, it presence OF q large
assem|lageof our citizens. An attractive
programme was executed, comprising
vocal and musical selections, which
were admirably rendered by several H.
dies; Ia additionthcro were recitations
by the pupils Of tho school, evidehcing
n high degree Of cultivation aud apti-
tudc. Our obliging Sheriff, bccoiningly
attircd, with M immaculate white vest,
"did the Jug breaking with u vigor de-
noting determination to destroy all
such vessels. A mean wag, and there
are such In every crowd, was cruel
enough to remark that Mr.. Bates was
lightning on empty miniature jugs
"but," he added, "why don't he 70 for
the little brown Jug as viciously as he
does for the otlcrs!" OF course We
treated the insinuation itl mn express
sivc shrug of the shoulders.
Tho entertainment wns furnished with
music by TINT excellent orchestra Of tho
Louisiana institution for the Blind. We
are informed TINT the net proceeds
amounted to about q hundred dollars.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-05-15

Brother AnniS has been eHHHtrHI AL
around and searching hjs memory to
discover some social equality incident
in which we have tabcaotart so that he
can offset that ''craw Snrpet' Of l-1%.
Az the result Of his Investigations he bas
remembered that "c took 4 glass o!
Iagcr .or-so' and soutc cake 1T Il sore.
made given our esteemed co'orcd Rcpuh.
lcan Administrators ot ftnauc", Mr..
Motcrc tnngc, u whole souird and high.
Iy respected citizen and official We
unhcSltating'y plrato. guilty to thc
charge, and would aid that il wuuid
afford rs pleasure 70 do 40 again, when.
ever his beer is fresh and cool,