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The AlbemarIe Baptist Association.
NALLENA. FLUvANSA COUNTY,
Annnsf Oa 1921

ALLhNAs LOhANNA COUNTY Z
August 25, 1881.
The Albemarle Baptist Association com.
menced iS nnetieib annual session with
FluVGnDa CHURCH, Fluyanns county, on
Tuesday the 23d. The body was called to
order 81 II O'Clock by DR.. George H. Snssd,
the moderator Of the last session, and, after
the uius religious exercises, the letters
from the churches were read and nsmes Of
delegates enrolled. Rev. w. A. Wbitescsr-
Yer wa elected moderator, ID. i. Powers
CLERK, aud }. I. Randolph treasurer, for
the present year. Tie Introductory sermon
was preached by Rev. Roy Temple at the
stand 70 large congregation. The sermon
was an earnest call upon ali Christians 10
hold forth tue Word OF Life to all the
WOrld-ht AODe by cOusecraied lives, aud
abroad by supporting our missionary enter
prises with liberal contributions.
10 the afternoon there was preaching ut
the stand by Rev. Joseph =. Massey, while
the subjects Of Family Worship aud Tem-
perInce were discussed in lhe house. Quite
number OF delegates took part in the dis
crssions, and the speeches were OF an un-'
usually interesting character.
The morning OF the second day was de-
voted principally TO the consideration Of
the work Of the SuDday-School ana Bible
DDdius CpcttNtb were maze Oy heNs j. nj,
Pitcher, general superintendent; Rev. j.
II. Fox. colporter and missionary ia the
Association, and Others.
Or. Curry aud j. 4. Elysou, delegates
from the General Association, then address
ed the body. The object Of this delegation
was 10 recommend a more Intimate cOnneo-
ton between the churches and district as
sosiali0Ds with the General Association OF
Virginia, so as TO bring about more gem
ersl interest Ia our missionary and other
enterprises among our members. The
speeches were good and bad happy effect.
The afternoon session was taken up by
the discussion Of the interests OF the Edu-
ostionsl Board, and was participated In by
DR.. q. II. Snesc, Rev. j. ii. Fox, DR.. Cur
~, aud Mr. j. T. BIlyson.
The subjects Of Foreign, State. aid Home
Missions occupied the attention 14aass
ISOLATION during the morning 3
day, aud the ministers rel ~ & 4 +
cellaseous business closed W "a 4 1t 4
afternoon. There wa1 4 SIS
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stand both meIning and evening on each
day.
A large crowd was IN attendance every
dsy, sud the best order preysiled. The en-
tertsinment Of delegates aud visitors by the
good people OF Flnyanns was all that could
be desired. The greatest barm0ny pre-.
vailed 10 the deliberations throughout, and
the session was closed with the usual hearty
hand.shaklng while the parting hymn was
sung.
The weatheT continues very dry, and the
prospects OF our farmers arc really gloomy.
III.
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THE BEST INDICATION
f. that tho President Himself Says
He Feels Better.
NO MARKED CHANGE
IL Expected at Once, but DIR. BOynton
says the Prospects for Final
Recovery are Very Fair.

The Southern Hurricane; Number Of Lives
Lost and Vessels Wrecked-hore About the
Death of Lieutenant Commander Edes and
Lieutenant Spalding by the TOrpedo-Ex-
pIosion at Newport-The Potomac, Fredsr-
icksburE and Piedmont Raiirond-A 5000
Fire in Shreveport, La, sc.
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THE wELL-KSOwN AND SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
has made lifelong study OF NERVOUS DISEASES
and the DISEASES OF THE SKIN, and now stands
In the highest rank as authority those special and
distressing diseases In the course OF his practice he
discovered what low are renowned in medical prac-
tice-viz , a combination OF CELERY and CHAMO-
MILE In the shape OF Pills. They are u'ed by 'he
profession at large and constantly recommended by
them. II IS not patent medicine. It IS abe result
of his own experience in practice. They are SURE
CURE for the following special diseases, and are
worthy OF a trial by all intelligent sufferers: They
are prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache,
Nervous Headache, DyspSptc Hesdsche, Neuralgia,
Paralysis, sleeplessness, Dyspepsia, and Nervous
ness, and WILL CURE any case.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 80 cents box.
Depot, LOG NORTH EUTAw STREET. BALTI-
MORE, Md BY mail, two boxes FOR 81, or six
boxes for $3.50, to any address.
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any symptoms indicating another crisis 2
The Doctor said that he had rot noticed any
such symptoms.
The interview concluded bY the Doctors
remsrkIng that the prospects for 6nsi re-
coyesy are very fair, but In case Of this
kind, be said, 90 one can say positively that
the patient will recover. Therefore he
could not make any definite prediction on
that point.
Secretary BIaine's Latest Dispatch
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1890 y. M.-Tbe
following was sent tonight:
Lo,cel, Minister, London /: The President,
II not rapidly advancing, Is at least holding
bis own. His fever Is less than last night,
and his swollen gland steadily improves.
His pulse continues rather high, running
this evening from 10 to tl6. Perhaps the
best indication in the case Is that the Presi-
dent himself feels better, aud his mind
being now perfectly clear, he readily COM
pares one days progress with another.
BLAINE, Secretary.
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JUDGB RILEY STILL ALIYE.-It has been
alleged that none but negroes and Repub-
licsns are victims OF the Virginia whipping
post. Judge W. @. Riley, an eminent
Virginia lawyer, who has sat upon the
bench in that state, declares that 1t often be-
came bis province to have thirty and nine
stripes administered to Democrats, and his
only regret was that be did not have it in
bis power to have every Democrat in the
State logged Washington Critic.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, ac.

VALUABLE VIRGINIA LAW BOOKS
FOR sALF.-TATE'S DIGEST OF VIRGINIA
LAWS, TATE'S ANALYr ICAL DIGEST. NAT
THEWS'S DIGEST LOMAX's DIGt ST, TUCK
Frs COMMENTARIES. SANDS'S EQUITY,
'73; ami ACTS OF ASS FMBLY TO close of he war.
also ACTS OF ALEXANDRIA AND WHEEL
ING LEGISLATURE. Also. bound volume OF the
RICHMOND TIMES from Jane IA, 1868. 70 its
last issue. Address LAW.BOOKs. care OF Car
rier No L. au26.1w
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BALTIMORE.
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, August 80. 1881.

WHEAT White, 1872 bushels prime at 81 So; 70
bushels very good at 81 SO and Sl.54: 200 bushels
good at 81 so and S1.52; l22 bushels common a.
sl2O To $l45. Lancaster. $50 bushels prime at
Sl.55; 622 bushels very good at ST. 2 to ~ "a;
els common Mt $3.50 TO sl.45. Mixed, 36 bushels
prime at $l.55; so bushels very. good at 81 80 ;
500 bushels gooa at al so 10 81 81; so bushels
FAIR atsl.45 anI&l.47. Fnz, 81 bushels choice
at $3.50: las bu hels prime at 81 40; 702 bushels
veTy good al Sl.45 10 81 as; $50 bushels good al
81 40 to s143 324 bushels fair at Sl.36 70 1913
"a bus heels common az 81 rs TO Sl.35.
UoRN.-Whte, 80 bushels very good at 67e,;
Oa4 bushels very good and prime et SEC; IL
bushels good at e5c Mixed. 282 bushels very good
at S5Sc.; so bushels very good al S5c
OATs-52 bushels nrlme spring at 5oc.; 10 BUSH
els prime winter at &c.
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Eneoss or the Hurricane on The
southern COast-A Number or Per-
aoua nrOwnah Ac


CHARLESTON. s. c., August 30 -Tee.
grams 10 the Ne,eS and Courier from Port
Royal this morning report that seven bodies
have been recovered at the Port ROyal ferry,
snd that the number drowned Is uncertain,
estimates ranging from twenty to forty
Martins Industry, n light-ship, Is gone, and
all the bar and harbor-buoys are carried
away or shifted.
FERSAHDINA, FLA, August 30.-The Nal.
lory's steamer City OF San Antonio put IN
this port last night 10 clear, discharge, and
bilge pumps and fasten down the after
boiler. In the storm OF the 9th the iron
shutters we're stove in and the saloon food
ed from foot to bulkheads. She will make
the necessary repairs and proceed to Gal
weston at once. Captain Burrows reports
that the storm was the most terrific he has
ever experienced.
SHIP sAHDUSKY IN A HURRICANE.
NEW YORx, August 80 Arrived, steam
sbip Hudson from New Orleans. August
%. latitude 33// %, longitude 76// 20, fell
10 with the ship Sandusky from Pensacola
for Liverpool dismasted, water-lOgged, and
stern gone. Took OFT the crew, who
bad been seventy hours without food.
Captain SnOdeD, Of the ship Ssndusky,
reports that be encountered a heavy gale
on the 26th, and the ship commenced leak
ing. The next day she had ten feet Of water
10 the hold. The gale increasing to a bur-
rlcane, the ship was thrown on her beams
end and her decks completely swept. All
her masts were cut away and she righted;
but two seamen and the cook were lost. On
The s7th her stern frame broke, and the
lumber commenced getting loose and float
ing away. After two days and nights Of
great hardsbips and terror the captain aud
crew were rescued by the steamship Hud-
son.
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VcKsBURG. August 3d.. III. Burtos,
known u Jack Burton. who killed JOHN
Dent about two years ago, was shot and
fatally wounded last night. While drlans
and resisting arrest he drew . pistol and
sred, when some one IN the csowd tireA Gu
him
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mAnIsk IsrxLLIeErCn.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AusUsr 80, 1881.
ARRIVAL


steamer Tiger Lily, Waiihln. Chlekshcminy mey-
enands. AID passengers. ". A. o. Co'e. suprrha-
s a. Sosh. from io~es James river. lum-
schooner wsldsmar, -, Boston, SALT Davcn-
scboon7r salae and Ellen, -, PHILADELPHIA,
pig'Iroa, Oid Dominion Iron- and Nail WORKS.
SAILED.
Steamship Old Dominion. Walker New Yory
merchandise aud passengers, O. w. Alien q Co,
steamer Pioneer. pan. .Phisdeiphia. raerehsr-
disc aud passengers. j. W. MCCARTNEY. pest.
mail. merchandise -nd passengers. l.. d. 1s,uin.
senoorer RS. Miller. Candy, Philadelphia. coal,
schooo.r Belle Seaman, steelsmsn. No,folk,
schooner John Mcdonald, Nc andrews, SIAM
ford cfG City Point: Curtis Parker.
Schooner HeHry r. KAvens, Pierce. Washington,
coal, Chess pesks and OHIO RailgOad Company.
sTgAMTuc SUNK BIZ cor LISBON.
A collision occurred In the river last night near
Bermuda Hundreds between tgas James simpson
AID olive Branch. which resulted In the 'insing OF
carnage on Ter starbosrd bow. sbs returned to she
city last nxht win too scbooners TO Iow aud WIN
pair at Opse. The Ohye Branch viii be raised 20
soon as possible and her dsm-xes repaired.
MEMORANDA.
Arrived 18th Schooner Ame-
liza Hearn. Bell, from Virginia.
NEW rosK-ATrived 29th schooner Lille
29h: Schooner John Mc6innis, Philips. for Rich
mDnd.
NEW BEDFORD Arrived 26ih Schooner A. II.
Hurbut, Crosby, from hichmond.
PoRTLAsD.-AFriyed2 9Th: Schoon'r Dolphin.
Jones from Rickmond Cleared 9th: schooner
Fannie A. Bailey, Hume. for wfssssset, 10 lead for
Old Point Comfort, Va.
G,y Telegraph.
NEW YORK. Angus 30-Arriyed: steamers
AyoBmouth. scythia. Arrived out: II arpsrs Har-
monia. Marathon, A. kelockinAn, Indiana, Avian,
Atlas, Viola. Egypt.
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A TTENTION is INVITED

SUPERIOR BLANK BOOKS
made at oar establishment. The best paper, perfect
ruling, and durable binding
CHEAP BLANK BOOKS can always be found on
our hfyes. .
PRINTING OF all kinds neatly done-NtGOTIA-
Bile and PLAIN NOTES, DRAFTS. bills Uf
EXCHANGE, BONDS, BLANK PROXIES,
DEEDS OF TRUST, POWERS OF ATTORNEY,
CHECKS on all the Banks, and other BLANK
FORMS IN daily use.
STATIONERY or ALL KINDS at wholesale aud
retail. wooDHoUsE PARBAM.
fv
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DUBLISHED THIS DAY.

PLEADING AND PRACTICE IN THE COURTS
OF CHANCERY. BY X. r. Barton Volume
ID, author Of Civil Law Practice, which has had
large sale.
works. says :" cannot speak too highly OF Mr.
i}arton's work.
Price SO I; or 1880 interviewed with paper for
NOES. j. W. RANDOLPH n ENGblcH.
au 2O-d&W
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Fira in Shrerep0r,, Do.

SgREvKPoRT, August 30.--A IRE last night
destroyed Lszaraek's saloon and William
BIoodworth's dry-goods and crockeryware
establishment Loss, $4,000; assurance,
SS, 600.
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It will cure entirely the worst form Of Female
Complaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and
liberation, Falling and Displsoements, and the
consequent Spinal Weakness, and is particularly
adapted to the Change of Life.
1t will dissolve and expel tuners from the uterus
In an early stage Of development The tendency to
cancerous humors there is checked very speedily by
its use.
1t removes faintness, Aatuency, a-shoys all craV.
ing for stimulants, and relieves weakness Of the
stomach. 1t cures BloatiDg. Headaches, Nervous
PrOstration, General Debility, sleeplessness, De-
pression and Indigestion.
That feeling of bearing down, causing pain,
weight, and backache, is always permanently cured
by It's USE It win at all times and under all eircum-
stances act in harmony with the laws that govern
the female system. For the cure OF Kidney Com
plants Of either sex this Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA K. PINKHAM's VEGETABLE CON-
POUND is prepared at 2s3 and 2S5 Western ave.
nue., Lynn, Mass. Price, 81; six bottles for 90.
Sent by mail in The form Of pills, also in the form Of
lozenges on receipt OF price 81 per box for either.
Mrs. PiSKHAM freely answers all letters OF Inquiry.
Send for pamphlet Address as above. AsnttsR
this paper.
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THE STxTIETH DAY,
AND THE PRESIDENT HAS PASSED
III COMFORTABLY.
THE PAROTID GLAND

Improving I'm Condition and Dimin-
ishing an Size.
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LONDON, August S0.--Very Rev. Francis
Close, Dean of Carlisle, has resigned that
preierment to which be was appointed by
Lord Palnerst0n In 1860,
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NoRFoLK, Va, August 80.-~A heavy dis.
cbsrgt 81 workmen viii take place 10 the
hayward tomorrow night 10 consequence
Of The reduction Of the appropriation Tor
labor.
hayor Lamb Is quitc III.
j. s. Dodsou. OF Richmond, has leased
PoFismouib's big hoiel--the Ocean House.
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EIonr.
fly Telegraph.

Fqour-We quote Fine, 44.50@t5; extra, "a:
snuerdne, $6.254S6.50; common family, s74
1925; choice or patent family, sS9ts.2b.
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THE PATIENT HOLDING HIS OWN.

/" A HarIxed Improvement since the
Recent Crisis"
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~ TeIexrapD.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, August 80 E0On--St0cks dnll
Money. 4d5 ner cent txchang Long. ABB
short, 462kG4S3. State bonds dull Governments
siroug.
EUsntng.-Mouey. 4d6 per cent. Exchange
47sk Governments strong and higher; new o's
1913; new Ans, ia; new As, ll5A. States In
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WE KNOW HOP BITTRRs are above End beyond
all as nutritious tonic and curative.
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WALL STREET YESTERDAY.

NEW YORK. August 30.-The POSTS financial ari-
Gle GAO T.. NJ. edition. says At the StOcx TX
change hare further advance In Uni'e ed states
as OF = to ll5A and in the extended 0's or To
IOlA. STATE bonds are dull and steady. Railroad
bonds are generally higher for peculatiye issues
the rest ranging from to ~ per cent. The
stock market has at times been very strong. al
though I'm The last hour there has been decline.
Tue net result as We write, of all the fluctuations
Is an advance over Yesterdays closing prices OF I
6l39 per cent, the latter Con. coal. Chicago, !.
Louis and New Orleans has advanced ~; New
YORK Elevated, u Northern Pacific prefe rred
X: Milwaukee, Lake Shore and Western, TX; ohio
Central. IA; Union Pacific, ~: Memphis and
Charleston, ~; Burlington aud QJincy. Central
Pacific. Denver aud Rio Grsnde, Texas aud Pacific,
Hannibal and st. Joseph. and Metropolitan Ele-
waited, Is zach; Missouri Pacific, IL; Western
Union Telegraph, IL; and Kansas and Texa', per
cent. The trunk line stocks have been dull and
about steady. The rs true TO-DAY Of the South
western aud the grangers. The quotation for call
loans IL 4 to per cent lime loans are 46g6 per
cent. and prime mercantile paper 5d6 per cenL
In the market for foreign exchange loDgaaie ster
ling is decidedly weak.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August 30.-Virgina 6's. deferred,
10 consols, 7SA: second series, 3S4: past-cue
coupons, 90 new 10-40s', SO. Bid to-day.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday. August 80. 1881.
sALEs-FIRsT BoARD.--l0 shares Chesapeake
and Ohio stock at 271 10 do. At 27k. ID DO AZ
27x; 10 shares Albania and Charlotte stock at 7q.
10 shares Richmond and Allegheny al 454, 10 do.
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No family should be without LYDIA Il. PINK
HAMS LIVER PILLS. They cure Constipation,
BInousness, and Torpidlty q the Liver. rs cents
per box. Sold by all druggists. ang 2e-eod
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AWHILE. August 26. 1881.
THE CONCERN DOING BUSINESS
4 at AiIyille. Goochland county, Va, under The
firm name of WATKINS & BROTHER iSthls day
dissolved BY mutual consent, W. d. WATKINS re-
assume all liabilities Of the old concern
n. :. WATKINS.
an $685. W. o. WATKINS.
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PROPOSALS.
TO STONE-MASONS.

A - -. .-..,.
PROPOSALS will be received for REPAIRING
THE STONE PIERS OF JAMES RIVER tFREE1
BRIDGE until SATURDAY, September Stu. The
committee reserve the RICH, 10 reject any or all bids.
Arch streets j. j. MONTAGUE.
au27-lw Clerk Com mittee on :. and X.
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RICHMOND, VA, August o, 1881.
PROPOSALS FOR REN0DELLING
Il AND FINISHING THE FIRST tCOLORED.
BAPTIST CHURCH, situared at the corner OF
Broad and College streets. will be received ~ the
office Of the undersigned until SEPTEMBER lsr
at 9 O'Clock r. N. Pans and Specifications csn be
seen at my Office. The church reserves the right 10
reject auy or all bids. b. j. BLACK.
su n sodtd Architect.
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EBENEZER BAPTIST CHURCH.
IL PROPOSALS FOR REMODELLlNG THIS
CHURCH VIII be received at the Office Of the under
siRned where the plans and specifications can be
seen, until @ 4. VI. September 7th. The church re-
serves the right 70 reject any or all bids.
b.. BLACK.
au 23.eodtau3 l&tdtdt Afceitecf.
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RICHMOND, VA, August 20, 1884.
no PARTNERSHIP NOTICE. have
~ this dsy associated with me In the PRINTING
BUSINESS Mr. T.. q. GUTHRIE. under the name
aud style OF DALTON 4 GUTHRIE, At the Old
Thanking the public for their liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, respectfully ask conii<iu-
snce OF the same for the new concern.
j. ID. DALTON.
au3O-lwx T.. c. GUTHRIE.
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7 desire 10 announce 10 the public that win con
tinue the LUMBER, WOOD, AND COAL Bt>l-
MSS nj the same stand conducted by he late
concern. JOHN n. w. GIBSON.
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In retiring from the concern OF Gibson 4 Brock
engage m other pursuits desire 70 return tsanks
for the accorded II 10 the past, ana 10 re-
quest a continuance OF the same TO It's successor;
au .eoaYst X. A. BROCK.
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KILLED BY KICK PROM A HoRSE-RAIEs-
TIE PCBLIC SCHOOLs-ABOCT THE SHOOTING
APYRAY on SATURDAY NIGHT-A PROTRACT-
I'd MEETING.
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DR. c. w. BENSON,
BALTIMORE, MD,

THE wELL-KEOwN AND SUCCESSFUL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE DISPATCH.I

ExncurIVS MANSION, August 30-S:3O a.
M-The President slept the greater part oil
the night, awakening at intervals, and is
retaining the liquid nOurisbment admins
tered. His general condition this morning
is about the same as at the same hour yes
terdsy. Pulse, 1902; temperature, 9S.5 /;
IS. ID. W. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
j. j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT REYBURE,
Hive
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21
Ste arg. Mo" 16.

afven skaparen gaf Eva en- tjenste.
flicka. Svaret ar ,latt att .anna : Hon
beh6fvade ickel nagon ;dylik. Adam
kom aldrig till Eva med nagon strum.
pa SON beh6fde atoppas eller med en-
skjorta, som saknade; nagon knapp
eller med lett par sprackta handskar
som skulle .sys ihop och det genast.
Icke heller foil det honom in att sitta
och lasa tidningar tills sofen gick ned
bakom lustgarden och sedan stracka
pa sig och ropa; '.fa vi da aldrig su-
pera alton. kara Evaa' Han gjorde
sjelf upp eld under grytorna, han tog
sielf upp radisorna, skalade potatisen
och gjorda for 0frigt ALT hvad som
alag honom att CORA. Han mjolkade
korna, han gaf honsen mat, SIG self
efter svinen och kom aldrig hem till
middagen med ett halft dussin gan
ner, da man 81 hade en- ''matbit hu-
set". Han blef aldrig ute till klockan
pa natten och fck derfOr ingen an.
ledning att grala pa den stackars Eva,
derfor att hon satt uppe och graf och
vantade pa honom. Han satt aldrig
och hangde pa krogen, under det att
Eva satt hemme och vaggade lille
Kain. Han ropade aldrig in Eva fran
koket for att hon skulle ta' reda pa
hans totflor, och dessa kastade han ej
hit och dit, utan stalde dem alltid un-
der EFT fkontrad yid sidan af sina
sondagsst6har. Med cit ord, han
trodde Ell att kvinnan var skapad en-
dast for att betiena honom och ansag
det Ell for vanarande att nagot litet
della sin i.ustrus bestyr. Sc der orsa-
ken, hvarf5r Eva ej beh6fde halla sig
med nagon piga."
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21

J. p. J. fran RenriNe fragar Jag
shlde 80 acres land till A. och tog hans
skuldsedlar for arl'ga afbetalningar
SAINT gaf honom "bond" for 'deed''
For cit ar sedan salde jag skuldsed.
larne till B. och gaf honom "deed' pa
landet. Kan nu B. behalla landet ell
Ter CORA n8got bedrageri med delta
mar A. far betaldt SUM man och for.
drar sin 'sdeed =
Det beror helt och hallet pa hvad
kontrakt eller 6fyerenskommelse nj
Rjorde med B. da nj gaf honom
s.deed." Hela affaren vittnar ON
slarf och okunnighet till den grad,
att, ifall B. skulle do, eller
t1ytta fran staten, eller vara en- ohe.
derlig person, So hafvsn l ALA ett ut.
markt tillfalle for en- lang och kost-
bar process. Nj borde hafva tagit
en- "bond'' eller annat sk1iftligt
kontrakt fran "B." och ALA hand.
linqar borde varit lagforda (recor.
ded) eller annu battre ON nj sjelf
Rifvit A. ''deed'' pa landet straxt
och tagit llans mortgage till sa'
kerhet for skulden. Ar ej nagut af
delta gjordt So beror utgangen till
st6rsta delen pa BIS pilja och Jorma
ga att gifva "deed" mar tiden kom'
mer.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-04-21

= -.
shvarandra; ON darf6re den ena ar
blockerad kan dock den andra vara l
gang och SO har fallet varit winter,
ty Hastings & Dakota r. R., har ej Ia.
tit h0ra af sig pa lange. Mitt f6rrsd
af kallprat ar nu slut for denna gang,
men ON warren och sommaren bli VAC
kra och vi ej drunkna, mar den mvck.
ma sn6n. smaller bort, torde jag ater
lata hora af mig med nagra ord anga-
ende vara stallningar och forhallan-
den, vara sommarnojen etc. So framt
namligen ej nina alster hanna pap.
perskorgen. Och nu till sist en- hels.
ming till ALA tidningens lasare fran
en- "Farmaregosss"