Fair play., 1880-09-18

equipped with the appliances and ms
ciiinery for making Iir>t class iiou,
II has first class puriflers TO extrac
ali foreign substances from the grail
: ami 'niddlings~ and turn out The yer,
best grades OF tlour. Mr.. Shearlocl
> Well deserves the success he Is meet
inc with. "a he spares no pains or cN
peuscs TO do his customers justice.
After lcavin" the mill we Were. by
the courtesy of Mr. Colby. invited /,
vi>i! the marble quarry works. Tndei
his charge. which are located >hort
distance from the mill. Here We foun,
Il large amount OF work had been per-
formed. altogether in the prospecting
line however Tie marble a. il occur.
on the surface i III Il di>inte@raicd
state. and yalulc>S. Ii WAS the olIiii-
ion of the company that beneath the
surface at no great depth. il would he
found To he in state of preservation
i bat up to the present time no inprOv-
Incnt i Indicated The company i
now >inkin" tW" shafts with tie hope
of coming upon body that j. in per-
feet state The specimens that are
( found are of the mos, beautiful quail
/ " and. if Il body of any magnitude
should be found. ii will h. quite val;Ia-
BILE.
After the little guns" got through
">pouting" last saturday night. lion.
Bill Morgan" of the "Pinerv. was
'prcssingly" called for. and responded
in IN cl"quent and ''ri>tOcra,al" speech.
in which he appealed 10 the ''"nron-
mon sense of the "augcncc" in Il very
feelin manner. a> follows:
"Gentlclnens. and fellcr citizens: |
is uncdicated and unlarned boy. |
haint got no hifallu,in larnin: but
knows sumthin. Why is We all 50
poor and hard up: Why isn't We got
more money in our pocket: III tell
yer. its cause this ycre genrai COVER
ment is 50 much hin debt. AMI ciise
hits got 81 much inir,>t To pay. Why.
how much money is thar in the ire-ury
of these contry? Why. thar haini on
" thirteen dollars and thirty three and
one third cents in the tre>ury to every
man woman and children in the coun-
try. This is why we is 81 poor.
And what does the .rnral Cover
ment spend SO much money Oh the
Mississippi river fur. Fur to pile rock
and brush into lit fur to make the
wafer deep enough fur the steamboats,
to run. and 10 put up lanterns fur the
steamboats, to run by. Now. is these
right? If the steamboats, wants Ian
terms fur to run hy why don't they pay
fur 'em themselves. Why Il few years
ago. aforc they had lanterns to run by.
an all the snags was pulled outer the
river every once in a while Il steam
boat used to run agin "A sna@ an sink.
an barrels q -four an things use to
float down an poor man had chance
to jirk 'cm up. Taint fair fur the gem
raj govment fur to put up lanterns fur
them to run by and pull snagS out.
Then we is taxed awful high feller
citizens. an what fur. TO Keep up har-
ristOcrisy. Yes harristocri>y is rum
in the country. \ few years ago We
could buy whisky fur TWENTY-FIVE cents
Il gallon, and now We have To pay Il
dollar to the genral govment afore We
burst make single gallon. Then we
used to still our peaches an happe!S
into brandy. and have plenty TO drink
Why don't We have it now: I'll tell yer.
| heerd tell of man of the name of
BabcOck who they >Iy belonged to the
Whisky ring. an he stole sixty million
dollars. an he was tried an sent To
Jail. an Grant called reverse on him
an had him turned ont. Nab Grant
was in cahOot with him. don't now
neither of the men. That's why we have
to pay So high for whisky, feler ciri-
zen.
Then thar is a ring they call the Gold
ring. who is very fine peoples. They
is rich men, an they skins the poor
people. Who ever hccrd of poor
man >kinin' rich man. but the rich
man skins the poor man.
Here Mr.. Morgan was interrupted
by some di>cOurtious cu>s calling for
some other distinguished orator, and
the stand.
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