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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-02-05

The Ways aud Means Committee
Of Congress have sgrssd upon . bill
making Atlanta, Ca, q port Of deliv.
cry.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1881-02-05

The town Of Plymou:t. N. c., was
almost satirely Destroyed BY Gre last
Monday
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

8. Meyer 1s,a,e Of Louisiana,
No. 62O Vs. Parish Of krchlsnd,
John II. Milling & z. D. Sin Dist. Court.
Avereu.
By virtue Of Wi; Of seizure and sale,
issued from the HonL 5,h District Court in ant
for the Parish of Richland, in the above en-.
titled and numbered suit, and ~ me di'cc,sj.
will odef fur sale ct public suction, before
tho court houss door, in the town Of Ray vile.
on
Saturday. the 5sh day Of February,
1891,
Ia the las, and highest bidder the following
described properly, so-wn:
The following described properly, situated
in the tue Parish Of Richland. formerly known
- the Drake Place." tract Of land bounded
As foilows: On the nor,h by lands owned
by the estate Of the widow Presley and lands
owned b Abe Thompson; On the south BY
lands owned By 49, Jones, knowr a. the
Jones tract on the east by lands owned BY
J. J Brown. known - the Buwn tract; and
On tho wess BY .ands owned BY }. c: Cook,eys
containing seven hundred spd twenty acres,
moro o. lesa Seized and will b 70 sold satisfy
seia writ snd all coats.
Terms q saleAtwelvo months credit, puf~
chaser 10 give bond with approved security,
condi,iooed se:osdins 10 law.
Sheriffs 0l6cs, Rsyvills, La. Sheriff.
January 18th, l88i.-M
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The Jackson Clarion and the Bran.
don Republican are both opposed to
the proposition to retire Gen. Gran,
with toe rank and pay Of general 10
the army of the United States. and
the latter declares that If Senator
Lamar "votes to tax the poor people
Of Mississippi for the support of Grant
ss na'iona, paper be- will never get
our vote for any position hereafter. {"
We shall not be member of The leg.
is'sture that viii! choose a United
States senator next winter, but If We
were a member of congress We should
vote to retire Gen. Grant. and we
sbould also vote With Col. Lamar
against the second section of Logau's
bill 20 put bin 90 active duty
VicI,sbury Comme ~cial.
Which is very sensible view to
take of the matter. There is no rea-
son why Gen. Grant should not be
retired % well as any other veteran
officer but there il good reason Why
be should not be returned to active
duty, at least In the rank he occupied
before be was elected President, te.
cause that would be al injustice to
Gen. Sherman and Gen. Grant would
no doubt objec. to being placed 10 .
lower rank.
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Ssersssioa ef p. B. Fsssss Deceased
By virtue Of 90 order Of ssls, issued kom
the H0nl. 5sh District Court, in end for the
Parish Of RichIand, State Of Louisiana, and TO
me directed, ] will offer fos sale 81 the late
resilenes Of p. 3. Feensn. Decd. q the town
Of Delhi, in he Parish u Nichhnd. on
Saturday.. the 5th day Of February.
1881,
within the houss prescribed By lev. o. pebble
sseteo, - de lese sak highsa bidder. oil Tho
resssnsl properly belonging 10 ssid succession.
q pog iusUaapsy - 6le II de cissts o0bcs -
ssid perish.
Terms q sale>cssh, q Got lees tbsu ste
invsssosisa sppssssemeos.
MARTHA E fEENAE.
Administering.
Rsyvil]s. L., ysny. end. iSSa.~Rs.
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STATE u Louisians.
Psri.h Of Richiond. Fifth District Court
Whereas, s. NJ. Watts, administrative Of
the succession Of Jas. VANS, deceased has
6iod in the office cf the Clerk of the 9Th DIS
TIT, Cour, OF the parish OF Rich1and. hes
final sccount Of the administration OF SAID
sucbession-
Now. therefore, unless written Oppos'ii"D
thereto b. filed IN the office Of the Clerk Of
the 5,h District Court in snd ior the said pssl.h
within ten days from tho date hereof, The sa'd
account will be allowed and ho'not g''ed IN
all its parts AMI clauses, upon due pso0f, and
maic the judgment Of the court.
Witness my official signature and seat Of
(sels) Office on this 2eth'Jan"aIy, 1881.
J.NEWT. PITTS, Clers
J.n2e.o,. alh D. Cocr
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TICS. ]. AAEGHAN, -. Ed;tor

A movement 10 on foot 10 Esat Car.
roll to build q railroad from Lake
Providence to the Bayou Macon hills
10 West Carroll.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tome cure. revor L Asue
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= PROBATE NOTICE.

..&-s
ACCOUNTS and vouchers have been filed II
a the Probate Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, BY the following R7ecutors, .Admiais
traitors and Guardians. to wit: !
First and final account Of VIM j. Adamsor
Executor of the win Of Isabel Adamson
deceased. - = - -ii'ss - FN74
Second partial account Of Jacob Affolter Ex
ecutor Of. the will Of Jacob Witchi. decd.
First and final account of VIM N. Havely
Executor Of the will Of Anthony Hsvely
First and FINAL account Of Isaac Ho9ue Ex,
, III the Ril Of Nelson Hogne. deceased. q J.
First partial account Of u. L. Brook Admins
s.trater OF the estate of Daniel Brook, decd.
First and final account Of Jacob Affolter Trus
tee of John Witchi, a deaf and dumb person
Third and final account of Samuel Ridgwsy
Guardian of Elizabeth ]. PAYNE, q minor.
First partial account Of Israel Walter Guardian
of the minor heirs of George Keriege, decd
Second partial accounted Simeon Halt Guar
! dian Of Samuel II. and sElwood McHugh,
minors slasst ~ 4ss!os ~ ~ -
First and final account of Samuel 81. Cline
.Gpardian of Archibald States, minor.
Fifth and final account of Jacob Davis, Jr.
Guardian of Nancy e. Paul. minor.
Second partial account of VIM. Windland
Guardian Of Mary L. Coon, q minor.
Third partial account Of Andrew Anderson
Guardian of Robert Anderson, an imbecile.
Any person interested may file writer
exceptions to said accounts, or any item there
of, on or before the 18th day Of Nay
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of
| - 6srsaes l.ta B. K. WALTON,
aprls.'Slw3. Probate Judge N. C. O
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A good novel for bald heads to rea

A good novel for. bald heads to read.
{ Martyrimoniall'' is the way lots OF
men spell it now" ~
"Love,' says the Phlladelphia Chroni-
Gle, snakes many a good right arm 60
to waist @ a.}a
The business OF a telegraph company
is "spread from pole TO pole" So is
that OF the wasberwoman.
"The spring will be backward" pre-
dicted Vennor, as he was about to apply
a red-hot poker 70 the cats nose.
Headache, Dyspepsia, Biliousness.
and Constipation cured at once by DR..
METTAUR'S HEADACHE A d
DYSPEPSIA PILLS. Price 25 cents.
"Did you read my last poem ?" "Yes;
it was simply perfect" ooh, come now,
really, you know, nothing is perfect in
this world" "Oh, yes-nonesense is ~
|. Derangement Of the liver, with con-
stipation, injure the complexion, induce
lpimples, sallow skin, etc. Remove the
cause by using Carter's Little Liver
Pills. One dose.
Bishop Coke, himself poet of no
ordinary merit, SAYS that be would rath-
er have written Watts's hymn, "When
/ survey the wondrous cross" than
Grays' "Elegv." Millions "Comus' or
"Lycidas," or Dantes "Paradiso.'
If man is too lazy to do his own
work in cleaning up the filth that accu-
mulates about his premises, be had bet
ter invest dollar and have the work
done and thus cheat the doctors out OF
a bill for medical attendance upon his
family.
Francis Murphy and Joe Emmett are
going to visit Europe this summer Mur-
ply is going over the purpose Of deliy.
ering temperance lectures, and we sup.
pose that Emmett will accompany him
as "frightful example" of the evil eff.
fects OF alcohol. " iz'tt
M. Prudhomme lands the advantae ees
Of gymnastics. "There is nothing like
1t for the health" be says, sit increases
q mans strength, prolongs his daysv-
"But our ancestors did not pratice gym
Fnastics. and yet''-"They did not. and
what is the consequence They are
dead, every man Of them." tts
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rHE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY.
TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1881.
FACTS.

Those contemplating trip. westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
suit the time tables, Of the Baltimore and
Ohio road. Its celebrated fast trains,
its, sure connections, and rates always as
low as the lowest, make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
trains, and every possible careis taken
to insure aomfort and convenience.
Trains run through without change Of
cars to Chicago, where direct connection
is made with al leading lines to the
west, northwest and southwest, making
but single change Of cars to Iowa,
Kansss, Nebraska, Texas, Minnesota,
etc. No other line can offer such advan-
tages as the Baltimore and Ohio.-lts
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this, and in the end may lead
to the saving Of much Of both as well as
money. Above all things do not ,pur.
chase tickets before having talk or re-
ceiving q. letter from one Of the B. l. O.
Agents. A Alstter addressed to W.. r.
Reppert, Columbus, Ohio; to J; 7. Lane
Wheeling, W. Va, to j. A. Webb, Fos'
toris, Ohio to T. A. Lee GAINESVILLE
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen.
tlemen will lead to thorough informa.
tion as to all necessary details of time
connections, fares, baggage, etc., etc.
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Despair.

If there Is anything that will kill a
man it is despair 1t has nerved the
poor victim to.bsteady the knife on its
way to the heart, to the core Of life. y 1t
has flung the proud woman who stood
in her beauty and loveliness where. be-
fore, life was worth living, into q filthy
thing to be trampled upon, and a-filthy
thing herself, an outcast from love, q
poor wanderer from the fold OF Cod
Men and women are among US, on ev-
cry side Of us, who take our hand and
speak passing word, but they do not
live life. They live, instead, an awful,
ever dying death. Hope is gone and
they work as the clock works, work as q
machine. Turn not too coldly, proud
fortune, from fair one who has fallen
at your feet She was better than you
once. Sue stood up, longer than you
could have done. She is your sister,
and member of the human family, and
belongs TO God, although she may have
sadly straved from the fold.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

AN old. physicisn, retired from prac-
tice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula
Of simple vegetable remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure for Con
sumption. Bronch tis, Catasrh, Asthma,
and all Throat and Lung Affections, a.so
positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints, af.
ter having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases, has fell
it his. duty to make in known to bis
suffering fellows Actuated by this
motive and desire to relieve human
suffering, ! will send free Of charge e
all who desire it, this recipe, in German
French, ,,or English, with full directions
for preparing and using, Sent BY mai
by addressing with stamp, naming this
paper, WV. SHERAR,l49 Po,oers' Block
Rochester, N. Y. 4-ra
now, '8et13eow.
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Mullein.

The common mullen, regarded as but
q common coarse weed In this country,
and so common in fields as to often
prove nuisance, is cultivated in Eng
land for its beauty A writer in the
Gardners Chronicle says that it .'is we'll
worth il,e attention of both professional
and amateur gardeners" It seems that
1t is known. in England BY the name OF
"Aafon's Rod" "There are Two rea-
sons," says this writer "why it should
be called by this name: First the Ro-
mans dipped the stems 10 tallow, and
b6rnt them at funerals. Secondly, the
simple, spike is long, cylindrical, and on
it is quantity of densely packed, very
large, handsome golden yellow flowers
The stem is Eve feet high. The flowers,
when dried in the sun give out iatty
matter, which is used In Alsace as 8
cataplasm in the hemorrhodial CON-
plants Formerly the plant was called
barbascum. from barha, meaning q
beard, an allusion either to the shaggy
nature of foliage, or else to two OF the
FIVE stsmens, which are hairy"
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Words of Wisdom.

How poor are they who have not pa.
tience. .te
i 1t is not only arrogant but it is profit
gate for a man to disregard the worlds
opinion Of himself.
We are hanging up pictures every
day about the chamber walls of our
hearts that we shall have to look at when
we cit in the shadows
Socrates said that there are two sci
ences which every man ought to learn
first, the science of speech, and second
The more difficult eof silence. ,
A desire forknowledge is the natural
feeling Of mankind; and every human
being whose mind is not debauched
will be willing TO give all that he has to
get knowledge. I a
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MIR. PENDLEToN,s SPEECH.
lcoNcLUDED I

party that a hundred years ago, laying
aside kingcraft upon the one side and
mere confederation on the 'other,y made
this Constitution and for sixty years 30
administered it that in the Government
during all that time there was no law
higher than the Constitution itself It,
Is the party which in the cycle Of its
years has drawn to itself every able and
patriotic statesman who was not willing
to walk in the wicked ways of sectional
ism. 1t is the party which in storm and
tempest and winter blasts has stood like
the ocean rock unmoved and simmov va
BILE, while around its base all other par
ties, the things ofra dav, this bossted
republican party included. have surged
and swaved with uneven and inconstant
motion like the waves that obey the ftful
bidding of the tickle moon the spray
may have covered its sides the waters
may have washed It's sum nit; but every
recession of the storm has shown that
it's light was unqlenched, Its luster,un,
dimmed, pointing out the. dangerous
rocks that lie yonder, and iliumir atmg
the pathways of. safety that lie by Its
side. And you ask'the Senators of this
party to enter actively with you upon a
crusade which Is intended to foist the
republican party on the State of. Virgin
ia! You ask the Senators Of this party
to prostitute the Offices and emoluments
and patronage of this Senate that they
NAV be used IN the seduction and de-
hauchment Of the people dS Virginia at
her next State election, Gentlemen, We
Will not do il. You forget what this
Senate is. Three quarters Of the States
may change our Constitution, but the
organization Of this Senate cannot be
changed except by the, consent of each
State ITSELF Youforget that we are one,
half of this Senate, the peers Of you all,
the representatives. of States which with
slight limitations are sovereign. You
forget the aicharacter of the work in
which you'invite our cooperation. Cen
tlemen, l tell you now, I tell you here,
you will not have that cooperation fol-
that purpose at any time. .4,...5
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Good Advice.

II you keep your stomach, liver and
kidneys in perfect working order, you
will prevent and cure by far the greater
part OF the ills that aff1ict mankind in
this or any section. Thereis no medi-
cine known that will do this as quickly
or surely as Parker's Ginger Tome,
which will secure perfectly natural ac-
tion, of these important organs without
interfering in the least with your daily
duties. See adv. 8, ''.''.
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Note on Running Of Trains..-EAsT
BuUND-New York Fast Line daily. entire
train, runs through from Chicago to New
York. Sleepefs attached. Day Express daily,
except Sunday New VYSrkd Mall, daily
Sleeping Car, Ssndusky to Grafton.
WRIST Chicago Fast Line daily,
entire train runs through from New York u
Chicago. Sleepers attached. Chicago
Express runs daily on G. q. and L. &
Divisions. Chicago Mail runs daily on msir
line and c, o. 'Disisicn; on otherr divisions
daily, except Sunday. Sleeping Car, Grafton
Sandusky. All other traius daily, excep'
Sunday,
C. H. HuDsos, sup't Trans! o. Div, Chicago
W.E. RBPPkRT, Pass. Ag't, Columbus.
L. ". COLE, General Ticket Agent, Balti.
more.
c.Ks LORD Gen.. .Psss.sAss Bsl.iuote,
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that petition will
IN be presented to the, Commissioners Of
Monroe County, Ohio, At their June session
1881 praying for the alteration Of the county
road leading from Cameron. Adams townsip,
into Switzerland township, as follows: Begin.
ming at the creek road leading from Came.
ron to Clarington, near the mouth of Psine's
Run; thence the nearest and best route to
the top Of the hill to point in the road
near the residence Of Jacob Ebert. e 5si :
mchl5, sits. MANY PETITIONERS.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate of Kasper Walter Dsceused.
ts ss-s ais gfe .-tBi etgss s1G
T'HR undersigned has beer appointed and
2 qualified 'ss Administrator, sof the Is.
tate Of Casper Walter late Of Monroe county,
deceased. l'e gkE q "a nsf fsgsss
Dated this 10th day Of April, A. D. 1881.
|. spri9, ,'8lt3. sf'3 MICHAEL L0HR.
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RAILROADS.


GOING EAST AND WEST -
On and after Nov. Z. 1850, all trains will
run daily except Sunday as follows:
5 Through trains to Pittsburgh.
Through trains to Cleveland.
2 Through trains to Chicago.
Pullman's Parlor. Cars between Wellsville
and Cleveland.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all trains be
tween Alliance and Chicago.
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PAaKER'S HAIR BALsAM
The Fest and Most Economical Hair Dressing
exqusi.cly penumed and perfectly harmless. &
VIII Always Restore Gray or Faded Hair
10 It's original youthful color and appearance, and q
vsrrzntcd 10 stop It's filing, assist its gresth and
prevent laldncss.
A few applications Of the BArsam wil soften the
ha:r, cle1rse all dardruf and cure itching and hu-
,aours ofthe scalp. Sold all druggists at ss1 seeaa
nov9,' or.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

Ginger, Duchu, Mandrake. Stiliingia and}
kmany other OF the best medicines known are so1
kskinfu,.y combined in PARKER's GINeRR ToHIo2
las to make it the greatest Blood Purifier and
The Best Health and Strength Rcstorer
Ever Used. sE.,.lsrs y
/ So rerfect Is the composition OF PARxxR's}
kGxeEa TOXIC that no disease can long exist
kwhere Il Is used. IL you have Dyspepsia, Head J
kache, .fihcumatism, Eapralgia, Bowel, kidney}
kor Liver Disorcor, or IL vnu need mild stim-
kulant or appetizer, the Tsgic Is iuss the med
kicine for you, cs Il Is highly curative and IND
evigoratinS but never Intoxicating. > s5,rf,
lf you are slowly wasting away with cea.}
fsumption or nny sickness, IL you have q paisfhl@
Rcouah or bad Cold, PARKER's GISGKR TorIc{
twill surrey help you It gives new HE end}
kvigor to the fecble and aged, and is certain@
You're for Rheumatism and Choiera lniAatam.
kIt Has Saved Hundreds Of Lives; It Hay1
Save Yours.
r you are feeling miserable don't walt untfi{
kyou are down sick, but use the Toxic to-day. y
kNo matter what your disease or symptoms may
Rbe it will give prompt relief. f-A
Remember 1 PARKER's GKeER: ToNIc Is notl
Ia rum drink but the Best and Purest Fsmily@
kMedicine ever made, compounded by Q newt
kprocess, and entirely different from Bitters, 4
kSinger preparations and all other Tonics. Try@
IA SOC. bottle. Your druggist can supply you. 4
II
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steubenville accommodation leaves Bell
aire At 4.45 pm, Bridgeport at 500, and ar
rives at Steubenville at sos pm.
Leaves SteubenvilIe at $50 q m, Bridgeport
at s.62 m arrive at Bsllaire at 9,O5 = m.
Tickets can be purchased to. all points
in the far West at the lowest possible rates,
as we'll as the East, and baggage checked to
destination. For fall particulars, maps, etc.,
apply to N. Gordon, Ticket Agent @ & r. R.
B., Bellaire, Ohio.
B. A. FORD;
Z General Passenger h Ticket Agent.
John THOMAS, Gen sral Superintendent.
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Bellaire & Southwestern r. R..
TIME TABLE.
TAKE EFFECT 12M., July /. 1880.

Trains make connection vith the B. 4 o.
and c. l. P. Railroads. also, with Capt. Lu.
kens's steamboat, sPres Rllisor," FIR Whsel-
ing Trains run daily Sunday ssospsed:
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PullmanSleepers on all NightTraint

PullmanSleepers on all NightTrains
Insist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets via this road. Examine your Tickets
and refuse to buy II they do not read over
the Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
IL you wish the best Travelling Accommo-
dationss yen will buy your Tickets by this
rsute, GEAND WILL TAKE MONK OTHRR
All Ticket Agents sell Tickets by this Line.
es,ss ,sslss.se.lrMARVIN, HUE8ITT,s
81 I'd v. P.& General Manager Chicago.
a-S4aess .3l -
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N7eA WEEK, sla day At hon. easily
~ amade, cOatly, ontass free, address
TRUE 4 CO. Augusta, Maine, mohs s,,sir,
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MEsTBoUND.

D6IsIWVI1 s1I'1U V,OV
WashingtonCtyl:50 1910
- pm ]. am pm -
wheeling ]. !. i.So1 sis li:ls ~
Bellaires ;. - a:l0l .o.eo iI:60 l9.2 10
,atssml ,rfsszss ?;
Barnesvills .s..3,i0 dl,66 l:o2 20 't'z4
sq5.i pm sstsf { d. aaGV
Cambridge. 4.o4 1903 2:O7
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Senator Conkling's Father.

1t is related of Judge Alfred Conkling.
Senator Conkling's father. that while he
was a Judge of the United States Dis
trict Court for the Northern district OF
amount of advertising. worth about SEQ
900, to the Albany JOurnGl. He called at
the newspaper office one day, when one
of the persons connected with the Jour
nal said to him: Judge the Journal has
reason to be very grateful to you; and |
have to say to you. sir. that the proprie-
tors of the paper have requested me to
ask you to accept from the company. as
slight token of their esteem and thanks.
in those days We're often selected fol pres
ents between friends. Judge Conkling
drew himself up and said very emphati
cally. No. sir: no. sir; nothing of the
kind eau be permitted OF thought of. No
obligation has been incurred. none at ALL
10 expression of any sense of it will be
above L. The i'll ,c then said" | drop
ped in here because | was reminded at
my home of the fact that | have not paid
for your p,prr for two years past. and |
came to settle for it during that time.
But" WAS the reply, Judge You do
not owe us anything for that paper. We
sent it to you free, and have so entered
it, No, sir said the Judge, 81
thank you for your courtesy; you can
doubtless, in your position, feel able to
send me yonr paper. as You say, but |. i'll
my position, cannot afford to accept of
that or any other favor