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Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

THu HOPE BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ts now
ksufue shSres IN new series BEGINNING
Nnycf nd, 1881. Apply 10 p. PUNK EFT,
treasurer, Third and Market streets. or 10
JNO. v. MILLER, Secretary, eas Market
street. feo2o'WSSd
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

THOR REM tWD K,IOM., cUItA
II BILE ior hight housekeeping IN ueSira
4 h,s us II 81 tho city; h.t ana cold water ana
fxas Att7sss A. l.. b., RErCBLIoAS otice
mbrstIt
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

eSEED OATS 800 OK TO BUSHELS OF
~ seed oats fur ssle near kirkwood, Dol.
maY2t6tdEw PETER CLEAVER.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

WY MEDIC KENT a GOOt4
w house, centrally located, where the
owner would beard with tenant. Address NJ.
III REPUBLICAN, otioe maT5t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

YyOK KENT-A GOOD STONE t.Dtst
r with rasdan, In, Brandywino Hundred
q mites irpm VI lHingtol. lea ths Biae
Hall, a, Ek.Oia IN mn p1ssessi ~ x.yen 40
IN ediately. Apply to GEO, w. "ELWH'
o. the premises. nSTfat
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

VXyANIEO.-ALA LADY W.SHEI A SIT
w uation al hOuseReeper in small fam
ily or book Keeper Ia senerGi Il 're'; reference
given Address Box 20 ST Georges, Del.
4 maIai3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
NOTlCE.
WANTED.

TANTED In NJ hUi AThLY-A FlflSl =.
w class miller to take charge VI a mer-
cGant and grist mill: ma fried man preferred
for whom d nome will be found; none need
apply unless fully qualified. Address
A. Il j. u. SHAMELESS,
Ashland P. O., New Castle Co., Del
ebGstBid.ltw
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

A RELIABLE PERSON WISHES A.
In situston in the country or city IN
smaii family Tor houseworK Address
StH \ Y, Republican Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

BOY To LEARN a
w trade. JOHN WILEY,
narSt,t Root Of Fourth street..
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
CHERIEPS SALE.

By virtue ola writ Of AIS LevaTt Tacias. to
me directed, will be exposed 10 Pubitc Sale,
at the court House, on Market street pa- !
we IN Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN ting
City of Wilmington, In New Castle &oaaFy,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

T-0DE EENr.-AN OLD rs fAHLlSHLB
r. grocery st>1e near tho corner o Second
land \ M. Apply 10 -
DIR. MORRISON,
marT.5t Second and King s'r3eu.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

Two CARRIAGE TRIM.
w ms,s. A. N. ROBINSON,
nar7,3t Sluth Of Market street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

E,t,a SALE.

|sSUh SALE
~ ,u,. platform pprtog grocsrs or 40
ono ngnn r'r ever been used; Will 30 sou
fbeap. s,iebad u,etfofm gpfirE wagon
One M, snaits, no top; maze 10 carry DO'
pole ana This is an elegant pleasure WAGON
peIsUHss;, time il is sulaDe for tight ha"i na5
y SAM nnti rely new and win DO sold al D 'ar
Eain. Tan, NOW no top buggies.
Also iout h'" W.Y. WARMER,
ana, MARYLAND Avenue Beach So
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
.n,su Maryland Avenue h be"cn ~.

80 SaTt-rHE STORE FIX y kEs
EyEOk Sa a.'sk oi grocery store, sf9 W. SO.
liz ana me fixtures VIII be said to SUIT
pond su ies ;nclnds az showing, glass ossos.
purchasas;ls a. and weights, one IT. solid silver
pics, "a "a s,ench plate glass show case. Ing
'nolntsah In Anu must be- s5id by March o, Wal
stocE, Wa sed Of at greatly reduced prices. AL
10 horse; r;s M. A. j. SPRINGER
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

kW5DR EENT-THE WHt,ELWRI CAT
y Is shop and nouss, On Kehae:t pike ,'lilree
miles north OF Wtlmtngtou.
IA BENJAMIN BERTkAN,
ianprfEp.5st Ureaayilta. Na'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
FOR NENE,

I7aJH NESr-BKl.LN VIEW Cottage,
containing "a rooms, situated on troaI
Ef-yat near tlnion, with oa,rcs OF RreAhi'
n, iT,Iii,,l Arltior, combi1ins advanta%t9o o.
a. sni A,lpIry, Rant $500 per AantnL IN
n,i,S,. GEBRtiii w. BUSH,
i.nta,t trpnoh 5trept wharf.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

lou sALE,-SGVE KaI. VERS DE,S y.
fVInn, new houses. Two aad three
ak seven and eight rooms; modern
ftofIep ,msnts excellent location, term
mp snply 10 T. ALLEN hlLtE9,,
,an25u AVN -.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

TT AIDES CAN BE SUPPLIED WITH
4 Ia good girls at the tnteliaencs office. Mrs.
Myer, No. 40 Tatnall street. mars St.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

|-xSDs SAl.s.--A GOOD BRICK DWEs'
ling house GU ratnali street. seod J."
Zion, vsry lite money required Apply 20
|ss''0"' wy EVAN, PENNlNGr0N.
t,,as,yxs No. s e. Etghth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

ErSOk RESr--TH EHOUSe. AND orDkE
n 403 M5rKet str iet Apply 70
JOHN kU Li4MER,
Earitlg $40 Orange atrcet,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

DOARDINti.-A SPLENDiDLY FUR.
- nished FROM room, suitable Tor man
and wife, 1T So5 Sh'plsy street. marS-ot.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

ETyOk RENT-h iU.SEDlI DcI.AW ALE
~ Avenue, furnished or un furnished. n
qatTs No. 8 h. Hyhth street 'anla.u
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
ROARDlN6.

&DOARLHNH.-T OK Thn2E fEG.
- sons can 1et god board vita pleasant
roo ms N small private faulty by spplytng
at 81 Shipiey street. mar5t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09

fTOR RENT.-THE IN TIA SHOP AND
N dwelling ut Mt. Cuba
MAJ tl2tdEw JAMES LEACH.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-09
- GGISTEK'S ORDER.

Address, " In iDgton, Dal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
Commissioners Notice.
THU NASHVILLE AMERICAN.

Atno time in the South's history has well
informed newspal ers, issued from n COM
mandiug point of observation for the col
lection ard distribution ofearly intelligence
been marc an Indispensable 10 southern
households thru now.
The efforts of the Mama ere Of the Ameri-
can to maintain its standard ny the best
political, CONNER cia and family ncwspap-
or in tho southern states will in no particu-
lar be relaxed, for the eusning year, and
many improvements aae contemplated.
For the past six years it's expenditures have
not b5en less than one hundred thousand
dollars annually, TO serve its patrons with
the freshest news, and its outlay for tcle-
graphic news alono has net been loss than
ten thousand dollars per nnnum. No other
newspaper south Of the Ohio River has ex-
pended as much for Geographic services.
ltappears regularly every day throughout
tho year. including holidays, and iIs Offices
is never closed, The Weekly american
made up Of the cream of tho news OF the
seven daily issues of the week will contain
tho full lnme Of telegraphic dispatches
and market Quotation on the day Of publi-
cation. 1t will be sent postage paid to any
address for one dollar yoar, cents for
months anl 40 cents for three months
Daily ! year $1,000. Sundays omitted
year slO,Gp. Weekly l yeaT 81 CO..
Address
THE AMERICAN
Nashville, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR there is
now none for Virginia, Gen. Wal
ker was so displeased at the action OF
the Senate in assuming to appoint its
own committees, that on Thursday
evening last he checked his trunk for
Wythville, and left the city of Rich
mond. Gen, Wyatt M. Elliott the
newly elected President, pro TEN, of
the Senate, will preside until the new
Lieut.. Governor, Col. Jno. i. Lewis
is installed, the and day Of January.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

Our friends, the enemy, may con-
sole themselves. The Readjuster ma
chine at Richmond is not going to
burst from centrifugal force. The eau
Gus will nominate all the Virginia Of
fcials, and they will all be elected. -
Then it will follow with measures that
the people will "try on at the ballot
box, The hand that guides is both
cunning and steady. Watch the
bright flag OF REIMBURSEMENT. 1t will
not down.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
THE SPEAKERSH1P.

The Bristol News acknowledges the
high honor Of the Speakership of the
House Of Delegates, conferred upon
its editor, Mr.. |. c. Fowler, as really
one paid to the Readjuster press Of
the State. Nay more. 1t is COM
pliment to the great Southwest, whose
recent majority has smitten the oppo-
sition with CONSERVATION, and writ
ten with its bold endorsement and at
tested with its great seal, the will OF
the white area of Virginia on the Re-
adjuster cause.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
On Thirty DAYS Trial.

We wlllsend Dr. Dyes Celebrated
Electro.Voltaio Belts aud other Flee.
trio Appliances on trial for thirty days
to young men and older pers, M who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, etc., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete resto'a.
ton Of vigor and manhood. Also for
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Liver and Kidney difficulties, Rup.
lures, and many other dseses. Illus.
trated pamphlet send free, Addresp
Violate Belt Co Marshall, Mich.
Nov, Il Sl-1y,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

The message of the Governor Is the
most remarkable ono we have known to
emanate from the Executive Mansion of
Virginia. without n word of apology
II at once dips into the public debt
question, proceeds to give history Of 1t
during the present Gubernatorial adj
ministration, and ignores everything
else. The great outragcs of the prosti-
tuted ballot, and of the lost school fund
arc ignored, Repudiated civil obliga-
tions are allowed to negative approval of
the Governors silence. He came into
the office Of Governor, finding them In
existence, and II excites none Of his in
dignation that his administration closes
with them still In existence. Against
the curtailment Of the public debt only
IA hla voice raised. He went into
his Office silent and he goes out of II a
noisy protestant against the demands Of
the very people who elected him. The
tone Of the message Is calculated to ex-
cite the public censurc. In language
better calculated Tor the stump than for
tho executive chair, It speaks Of the
majority Of the people Of Va. rs "the
climinator." We remember no parallel
10 this official inlecency. II Is credlta-
blc to the Fundcr press that It has few
words of commentator for the last
message Of It's Governor. In no case
docs II rise to the height of championlng
any popular right, but It's only aim seems
to be to Ccnsure the people who elected
la author 10 u position, we are sorry to
say, he has not adorned II affords Va
no pleasure to speak thus Of his expiring
excclency. AZ he went to the Cover
shlp supported by the NenS, II would
have been our pride to have vindlcatcd
such action of the NerS by singing
"IInil to the Chief" rs lac now steps
down and out. But II It were possible
10 forget his wcb-wcst letter and his We
toes, this last message, 40 denuuclatory
Of the men who followed our advice by
voting for him, compcls us to hope We
may never again see n citizen of Virgin
Ia so to the Goycrnorship with 80 little
utlcrancc, and retire from Il with so
much noise Ono comfort we haye.---
Tho fame he has made by II is certainly
not such rs TO encourage any other to
follow his lonely example. llo has
smashed his own machine aud stlmulat-
cd the development of party powerful
and purposeful enough to resent aud
redress tho wrong II his successor
were less patriotic and wise than we
know him TO be, he would bc astutc
enough to beware OF the hidden hand
by which Gov. Holiday has gone to n
tomb about which there stands mourn
Ing to-day not solitary phundcr
Phricnl.
The literary Intelligence OF the mos
tagc Ia such that II We had never rcaa
hls previous onca, We should simply
calculate IN the drawing candor Of sur
foring humanity, "Oh--myw
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

Predictions to the contrary notwith-
standing our new Lieut. Gov, Col
Lewis, will qualify. OF course he will
resign his 10000 Office for one that
pays much less. To those who never
could see into the milestone we will
say that, if they will look down
through the hole that has been pecked
in it they will see that his son Shelley
Lewis, will be made marshall. there
now
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

The German proycrb, "if | rest, /
rust" applies to many things besides the
key. If water rests II stagnatcs. II the
tree rests, II dies, for its winter state is
only half rest. II the eye rests, itgrows
dim and blind. If the arm rests Il weak
ems. II the lungs rest we cease to breathe.
II the heart rests, we die. What Is true
living but loving? And what Is loving
but growing in The likeness of GOd9
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
Cntnrrll.

Clear head aud voice. easy breathing,
sweet breath perfect smell, taste and
hearing, no cough, no distress. These
are conditions brought about In Catarrll
by the use of Sanl'ord's Radical Cure
One bottle Radical Cure, one box Ca
tarrhal Solvent and one Improved lnhNl-
er, in one package, for 81.
Death to rats and yermlne, Parsons
EXtcrminator.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
OUR RICHMOND LETTER.
RICHMOND. prc. 10. 1881

The Legislature may be said io lnlvC
assembled on The OH. day IN advance,
fot nearly every member Uf the body
VIVA here NJ the caucus meeting Tuesday
cyenug, Senator II. G. Wood, Of Scott
wis mnde chairman Of the joint Read
ituier caucus, aud Mr. Turner, Of Nor
folk, chairman uf the House raucus In
.hp House rauras M Fowler Of tho
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is n remarkable remedy for MI
those painful complaints and weaknesses
so common to our best female population.
Send to Mrs. Lydia II. Pinkham, 1913
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for PAM
pilots.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
From tho Richmond Wing, Dec. ..
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
SOMETHING ABOUT TUE SPEAKER OF THE
HOUSE AND OTHER OFFICERS.

SOMETHING ABOUT THE SPEAKER OF rIIr
IlorsE AND OTHER OFFICERS.
1t will he of interest to such Of oul
readers as may be- denied the pleasure OF
looking upon the admirable body of men
now In power In the Legislature of Vir-
ginla 10 give few 0utligrs OF the char
actors there. II IL by no means an easy
task to talk appropriately about the great
men Oi the Read juslcr party, who,
through thick and thin, IN veal aud woe,
have been found foremost IN the ready
fight for the great cause of the people.
These men have COntendcd against great
aud formidable odds, but fixing their
eyes on the goal of their hopes, they
have gone forward with n courage that
commanded the admiration oflhc people,
and determination that won success.
They have been rcvlled aud hooted AZ,
aud Fundcr SnOb0craCy for a time vaun-
ted itself In lordly airs, held only by as
sumption and imagination. Justice. In
the eternal fitness Of things, has settled
matters, and now the honest and true
men of Virginia, without regard to
graveyard qualifications, aud dcspicnbly
abused privileges, growing out Of hon
orcd ancestral advantages, have come 10
the trout and have, with bold hands and
bravo hearts, taken hold Of the interests
of old Virginia and determined TO make
uew Virginia NJ glorious aud flnibus
Ms ever the proud old commonwealth
was lu her pamlcst days.
uEN. WYATT ", ELLIOTT,
Tho President PRO tenn Of the senate,
aud one of The most prominent Read
lusturs In the Senate, Is Gen. wyatt NJ.
Elliott, " App0matloX county. Any
reader Of the Richmond Wuid In anio
beilum days will find music IN the name
of Wyatt NJ. Elliott, and will not fail to
rec0llcct In The present Senator the mnn
who, IN the old days of high political cx-
element between Whig nnI Democrat,
did 20 much service for his party.
Through n period Of 20 years he llv,d
In Richmond, and during all this time
made friends nj every turn. In the days
OF 1oler, Moslcy, aud llilgeway Gen.
Elliott occupied foremost place Ia
public catlmation, and for long time
commanded The Richmond Greye Anon
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
90 TO Central Meat Market
AND BUY YOUR
MINCE MEATS

From homo manufacturers, and get tbcm
fresh and prime. nice lot always on
| AID. choice meats, chopped sausage,
homemade Bologna, fresh pork and flll
line Of choice steaks. Pay your bills md
be happy on Christmas day.
dec 10, 1881.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
NM nLnEsr MEMnER.

The oldest member of the House is Mr..
Uriel Terrell, of Orange, He was born
in Madison county in 1893, hut is yet
vigorous and hearty. lie voted for VIM.
II. Crawford, for President Of the United
States, in the campaign between Jackson,
Adams and Clay, and afterwards became
Wing. lie has attended more Nation
al Conventions, perhaps, than any man
living.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS.

w. F. Humphrey is well known for his
stern adherence to the cause of Readjust-
ment, and in selecting him as Sergeant
alarms of the House the party made n
wise selection. He was born in Norfork
August 3, 1887, and was, during the war,
a gallant soldier in the first Virginia Reg
iment. He was dangerously wouded at
Sharpsburg, receiving two bullet wounds
before he fell and three after he was
down. He was captured here and sent
to Elmira, N, y, where he remained
thirteen months, during which time he
suffered the operation Of resection Of the
hip joint to be performed, and recovered
from the same. Since the war he has
lived In Hanover county, from which he
was sent to the Mozart Hall Convention
as n delegate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
XMAS INVITATION.

A cordial invitation 10 everybody, and
their aunls and cousins, 10 visit and ad.
mlre the beautiful designs In Fine Gold
lewelry at PlcKEN'S MODEL IEwrlEY
STORE, Bristol, Tenn,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
TILE SMALLEST MAN.

The most diminutive man in the House,
so far as stature is concerned, IL Charles
+. Stuart, of Alexandria. He is, how
ever, a man Of quick perception and
ready address, and will he found the
equal of those who excel him in physical
proportions.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

An Illinois girl has bought an ON
nibus line, Bound to have a "bus"
if she don't lay up a cent,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

UNANIMOUS Verdict of the Ladies' Is,
that Plcken's Xmas Iowelry Is quite too
all extremely utterly utter to be ignored
by anybody.
PlCNEN'S MODEL IEWELRY STORE,
Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
PnlnIeas Enc n'niol. Z

The best on the market, relieves ut
once, cures inIlamed eyes IN u few hours,
gives no paln--at City Drug store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

shoot of the company WIS organized by
the junior members, and IN honor of their
old Captain the company was named
"Elliott Grays," and in the trying times
of war between the States, under Gen.
VIM. Malone, this company became dis
tingushed for its gallant service.
Gen. Elliott was born FEBRUARY 20, 1923,
in Campbell county, Va, and is a long
term Senator, having been left out in the
redistricting of the State. He is hale
ond hearty and is man of striking APP
pearance, and for moral worth has few
equals.
I. C. FOWLER,
the Speaker of the House of Delegates,
| is one of the oldest Readjusters in the
State. He is a man Of 1.-the appearance,
has keen, deep-set, blue eye, and
pleasant features. lie is exceedingly
agreeable in his address, and is man of
modest manner-so much so that when
he was called to the chair he evidenced
his appreciation so plainly ms to remind
one Of Washington before the House of
Burgcsses, when his emotions overcame
HIM upon an occasion so well remember
ed. Some of his Funder friends, like
Sam Slick, jumped to conclusion and
thought that he was green" but in
this they advertised their own want of
intelligence, as the sequel will show.
Mr.. Fowler was born on the ID of Sep
TENDER, 1881, in Jacksonville, then the
county seat of Tazewell county, and has
served three previous terms in the Leg
islature. Iii home is in Goodson, the
Virginia portion of Bristol, and his re-
cent majority was 76G, the largest he has
ever received; he has lived in Washing
ton county for twenty-one years, and
has been since 1868 the editor of the
Bristol Ne,cS. His political creed has
always been in accordance with Demo-
cratic teachings, and Mr.. Fowler is des-
tined to become one of the most popular
Speakers the House has ever had.
p. II. M'CAULL.
the Clerk of the House, is handsome
man, OF low stature and medium size.
The glow on his cheek and the good ma
turc in his clear eye emboldens his friends
to address him as Little Pat. He has Il
sonOrous voice, clear and ringing, and
seems adapted by nature for the fitting
discharge of the duties of his office. Fun
ders and Readjustcrs all like him, and
few men have ever enjoyed In the Legis-
lature a more widespread popularity.
He is native of Scotland, having been
born in Wigtonshire, 18th December,
1852. When six years of age he came to
America, and has since resided in Vir-
ginia. He has served three terms as a
member of the House, and was Clerk of
the previous House of Delegates. He
has attended every convention of the
Readjuster party, and was secretary Of
the Mozart Hall Convention, which first
flung to the breeze the flag of Readjust-
nent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
{ u tiiCuI;Q
Blood POisOnin0S, ScrOfaiOus w.
GERS ana Hching HumOTS,
AbCesSeS and Granular
SiOeJihDS.
LEAD POISONING.

Mr.. Albert Kingsburo, Koene, N. H., troubled
win bad humor on hands and neck caused by
lead poisoning, He's a painter. At times It
wonld break out, crack open, and the skin sepa
rate from The flesh in large pieces, suffering great
continual Itching and singing, Purchased your
remedies; used CUrIcuRA RESoLygST informally,
ana CurIcuhA SOAP externally, and in less than
three months effected complete cure, and has
not bean trohblod since. COrroborated by Bull
lard Foster, Druggists, Keono, N. y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13
PSORIASIS.
------7-s=ssa-a4-=7s
SALT RHEUM ,
CUTICURA.

CUTICURA.
REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists. Price OF
CUTIcURA. Medical Jelly, small boxes, 90 cts,
large boxes, a. CUTrCURA REsoLvENT. the new
Blood Purfycr, ~ per bottle. CuTIGURA SOAR
0ho queen Of medicinal and toilet soaps 25c-
Cuticura Medicinal Shaving : Dap, Soc. Principal
depot. Weeks q Potter. Boston, Mass.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-12-13

The NEWS has been entered as second
class matter at the Bristo', Tennessee,
Post Office. ta,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1881-11-07
MONDAY MORNING, NOYEmBER Z.


watch, he became suddenly sleepy, and said:
81 am too full to play well Tonight will go
to my bed"
And he went.
But those who were left did beat their
breasts and cry out, saying: "How are we
knocked around and paralyzed by this stranger
who cometh from Chicago and dresseth not in
fine raiment, but who has of money great store
and will wager it lavishly on hand which
cannot be overcome. 1t were better we had
remained this night with our wives and chill
dren. Tomorrow night, however, we will
again play with him at the game called poker,
and compass him about with cold deck, go
that he shall be overthrown and cast down in
spirit"
Bnt they visit not what they say.
For in the morning the stranger departed
from cut their gates and came back to his wife,
who fell upon his neck and kissed him. And
he did kiss her on the cheek, saying Mary,
you can order that sealskin."
And she made answer and said: "Charlie,
you're darling; kiss me again"