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Killed by n Crazy Negro.

The Times Democrats Vicksburg spec
ial reports the killing of J. D. McGrath
a PLANTER and storekeeper at Sunnysldt
landing, by Samuel Cole, a half crazy ne,
oro, Cole rented land from McG Grath but
neglected his crop and failed to gather ii
McGrath empoyed hands to gather Coles
crop in order to save himself from, loss;
At this action Cole became incensed ana
with double barrel shotgun proceeded to
McGraths store and seeing him behind
the counter waiting on customers fired,
killing him almost instantly. Cole was
arrested and will probably be lynched.
New Orlans, La, December 8.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

We are panied to have to announce til
death of Mr.. w. B. WILKES, of this city,
which occurred late Saturday evening,
Mr. Wilkes may be said to have been one
of the pioneer settlers of Monroe county,
and had been identified with her inter
cstsand shared her ills or prosperity as
fortune chose to bestow through times
OF peace and times of war, always COM
mandlng the respect and esteem Of his
fe!low-man by leading an honest indus
tEldus life. He has been in low state of
n2alth for several months, and while his
death was not entirely unexpected, it fell
heavily upon those nearest and dearest
To- him and is deeply deplored by many
lifetime friends.
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A glass eve once figured in civil trial

A glass eve once figured in civil trial.
An outician sued woman for the value
of an eve he had inserted for her with
the nromise that she would find it both
ornamental and useful. The woman de-
clined to pay, her defense in court being
as follows: -,
I have false teeth; can eat with
them, have false hair it keeps my head
warm and is ornamental | have also a
false leg; can walk with it: But-taking
her her. GLASS eve out and dashing it TO the
oround-I can neither see with my. false
eve nor is it an object of beauty She
gained her suit.-Philadelphia Press.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

THREE OF a party of emigrants trave-
ing from Alabama to Arkansas were
murdered last Sunday night while camp
ing near Aberdeen. They were William
walker, AlonzO Walker and II year old
Iad--sons OF highly esteemed citizen of
Russell county, Alabama The fourth
man OF tina party after escapsng hos been
caught at Corinth and is no doubt tn :
murderer. They were killed while asleep,
with an AK, and the work so eifactualy
done that there was no disturbance of
me covering under which they slept.
Every day augments the horror Ofcrime,
ana yet criminals escape the penalties of
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10
A fine folding Rocking
Chair, Brussel seat, for one
dollar, at J. Calm & Co
For Sale or Rent.

The undersigned, A S Pass, having de-
termined to resume the practice OF law,
offers for sale on five years time, one
thousand acres OF land being all that
portion of his plantation lying North OF
OF the public road leading from Grcnada
to Providonce--if not sold before the
first day of Jan'y. next, it will be for
rent, title perfect.-He also wishes to
rent his dwelling in the country to some
mrtv who is able to furnish, at least, =
head OF plow stock, would prefer party
who can furnish six head of plow stock.
A. S. Pass.
Grenada Miss. Oct 80 1881
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NOTICE

To Teachers of Public Schools You
are hereby requested to meet in Grena-
da on Saturday, 18th day of Dec. 1881,
at - m.for the purpose ofconsidering and
adopting uniform series of text books
to be used in the Public Schools.
JOHN j. GAGE,
Co. Supt. OF Education.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

In order that I may sell goods cheap
and on small prfit, 1 have determined
to do strickly cash business. l mean
that NO GOODS will leave my house until
paid for, and no orders will be filled un.
less accompanied with the cash. This is
ment for every one as all will be alike.
Il. DOAK.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

!, AMoNG the interesting foreign items of
1he !, day are: Another gunpowder plot in
EhnS,and; llESsy HELrMANN, the female
nlliiist, gives birth to little nihilist;
puplln policemen held for murder; Sc
we're vert earthquakes in Switzerland; and the
emperor WILLIAM better again. So that
even IN Europe they have their little di-
versions and varieties and so on, even as
We have them here.
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Notice to city Taxpayers.

The Books for the collection of City
Taxes are now open. All persous will
please come forward and settle at once.
Respectfully, SAM. LADD,
City Marshall and Tax Collector.
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Nov 10, 1881

Give J Calm 4 Co., call when you
want anything in the shape, OF Clothing,
notions, dry goods, boots, shoes, hates,
ETC., They will sell you goods very
cheap.
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Co. Supt. of Educatio

Just received an immense stock OF
Trusses, Shoulder Braces and Female
Supporters, at DR., Parker's, which will
be sold exactly at cost. All persons rup-
tured can get u Truss now for almost
nothing.
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Notice, Tax-Payers.

The tax books are now open and l am
ready to collect your taxes. Please don't
put off coming until the last days, as the
Office is apt to be crowded then, and by
doing so you may be too late.
RN HALL,
Nov 10, 1881 Sheriff
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One dollar will get the SENTINEL for
six months. Come in and subscribe, if
you want to get the news.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

J. f. Hughes has undoubtedly the
largest and hest stock of cigars to be
found in this section OF the State.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

Call on J. Calm & Co., if you want
dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats
or notions.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

Drugs, medicines chemicals, paints,
oils, glass, etc always cheap at J. F..
Hughes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10
A fine folding Rocking
Chair, Brussel seat, for one
dollar, at J. Calm & Co

Positively no goods will leave my house
until paid for. r. DoAK.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

A fine folding Rocking
Chair, Brussel seat, for one
dollar, at J. Calm Il Co
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

New crop of Molasses, Mnce meat and
new Buckwheat Flour at A. w. Lakes.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1881-12-10

Fresh Pig Feet just received at
Mrs. Lowensteins.
Cider made from pure apples to be
had at Mrs. Lowensteins.
The best drugs and family medicines
at the lowest prices always on hand at
J. E. Hughes.
Everything to be had in first-class
drug store can be found at the cheap es-
tablishment of J. E. Hughes.
Smoke the Patrico Cigar.
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Smoke the Patrico Cigar.
, 1881-07-29

rosrAh TEl.EtlltArls COMPANY.
NH:w YoNK, July as.-risu Trustees Of tho
Postal fetcRrapl, Company met to-tlny at
,1nmcs X. Krcnu's Office. Mr.. kconc WINS
elected President, antl q. II. ltasklns, the
wcll.known telegraph mat,. Vice-frcstdcnt.
Tho organization Is now completed. Thu pro-
vrnm and r. f,1tl list Of tho Trustees viii oo
nIndo known to tho nubllo In few days.
FATALLY INJURED.
Andrew Martin. Of plttsbi,rR, was fntally In.
1urcd to-,lny ut Eust Now York by rapid
transtt motor.
THE 0AnF1Et1l FUND.
Tho Chnsnt.rr OF Commerce received &b.0p0 TO"
tlny for tho unrfUtL FUND.
Yl;t.tOW-FEvEta
THO steamer British 1:tnplrc. ffon, 1layana.
wnt tletnll,cA ut quarantine yestotlay nceatih1
tho Captnii, d. NJ. Fawcutt. wns tuken sick witt!
yellow.fOvur OIL tho voynHc. Jle was retnovea Wv
t0 tho fgycr liospstnl. Tho passunEcrs wbro ttot
Nttnckctt with tho tiieensG, md they wcro r.
loked to como to tho city Monday. Dan!et Mc.
1lon,ld, Of the brig Swlfteur0. wis sent to The
hospital tO.ddy suffering FROM yellOw-fover.
, 1881-07-29
Tho tVyculthle4t CislnamAn In New
49,. York; -,=-.

Tom Leo Ia a short. slender man OF modest
manner. and OF an pxtrcmoly fotariuk dlspoa-
tivn. tie wsars stltt Derby bat, Inso Inc crown
halr Oh lhe back of bis head to stand out lik0 tho
aullls Of m angry, poruuplno Or tho 9:ir On q
Gnt's BUCK rubbed the wronE way Ao hss -
t,ny elaek m1stsohs, and sparse gsSwth 4 ct ct
pn In nn old iashlond scarf, and All exht. .ounoo
gull watch.cha!n bangles from tho third button
Ia tasus i China. md y worth = tew thousaads.
L6lnamsn. lie ts q Christian, u Citizen, d
Deputy sheriff, and Ia ,uarrcd to : xlrl who was
1orn down town somewhere ln thnt ne'9hbor-
hood. Bhe has borao h!n lovely l!ttls daoghtesE ~
talks pigeon. Hnslish. but ns 1resscs III YOU and
ldv, sxcept tbat hs h. wsars his gAeuS Very
tain theT pl9sals, not hoesuse .ley cannot M 70
hcatnen ,ioilon aG0lt them, but because q good
many ChilaAen who wVro clEarct Or cigar
out their queYes. They woFo rld Of thoae a!,.
sont Tor wronxdotity, and It u oons!dercd hest
hS. rcspDctnel0 Chi1alnon not to eYt oa tho
1Qouc, 70 ns 70 obyAts tho neoeeslty or oxp'aln'
,nK w6esa aud how 1t disappeared ~,
, 1881-07-29
CpursneJ's Nepl.ow Tolls . Huge
Snake Story.

Nuft Drown, the A1nRteuF OaS9mAu, relatcs 10
tho Gonava Adpctttser that whlo praotlolpg 70.
Gently on Csyuga Lake, sgldsply ha seesn.'d to
hsye lost a9tton rd pIi as hata y "a 30 Might
sudden a f hsreuisaa effort w6iet snappsd ID osr,
ami no wns helploas. Not hyo minute. ELAPSED
of tho poW. ho noticed what was, up
parqusiy three OF. four =, col!s OF heavy
best bs hs s could viii tho Other oar 10 ri il eose
Wbsn slidleply hs boat began. 10 move, aud,
to0kinR oace mora tehlnd hlas. be: discovered
that hIs boat WA Within the eulla Of n munster
serpent Vt least forty foot lVng. which awasn
with hcad ahoyo HatSr md moygd qn with
ffshttMl veuSy 'Sh aa tas aso1 skg i tnxs4
EpFlnse, wheso it Ut unre unw0und from tho
boat and sank boueAth the surface. II had
~ Nurs can uAm0 Il, In thirty .nve minutes.
, 1881-07-29

limited States, Canntln. and Mexico. uno Ut
tho advantages clainl8 hy tho now .s'1',pany u
tho posscealon Of tho nraY harmonic multiple
anu wny ,surles syatctFi Of tolrvraphy.
THE uttay HARMONIC system
allows tovcn messages IL be cacitsmlltanGntsiy
usRr single wire In tho snn,c 0r upEN'slt ~.
roctlnns. each mcsanHr bctne srnt. ns u werr, "
A. Inherent kcy or tone from tho utaera.
Thla embraces tho Why duplex sys-
fclh. by which my tltln1l,Or Of atht1ohs
on !InU tnAy communicate with tMcli ntltor on
slnglu WHO on Which through business y sinl-
Mltancnnsly being done. Tim c0iItst!cttr.
~ or tho wire to 10 usel i
much rrcafor than that Ut amy
other. w!re in ,ise, tho retlstanco cing 10 tnarh
less thaf that MT tho ordinary telegraph wire rs
- hrlng Chicago tctcHrnphcnl!y ~ iinar Now
York rs Syfautiht. c0ttl,nteti with tho brat Wlru
NDw l!i use, md bringing SAn Francisco thss Atuc
of Chicago.
THE PATENTS
covering this w!ro and tho machinery and nuplt.
anceB uecl In Its ninnNihcturc. III well rs tho
factory havG tcccntly hcen purchased by
tho Postal 1cieRf,iph ! Company. Tho
p!ISo o taii , Is sal.t to hHvo hre,t
tho American Nnntd Telegraph Cutnranr frntr
extending their existing lInes except Upon tGrns
stipulated hy tho l'ostnl 'rcfcKrHnh Company.
Thin cstitnatot cost Of tue Companys llnes. uar-
ry!nx :tliNl nEao4 IT rro, With MI equipments,
otco repairs, and lnotlonts, Ia S15.0oo,GN.
, 1881-07-29

apsstal Dlspateh to 1ns Chttagp 1ts5uhh
QuEpEC, July a8.-The now discovery 10 n'
bed Of the st. Charles Ntvcr Ia that Of The y
mains Of an old French vessel Of about l0 saa
which must have benn sunken aeneration,iFa
when the whole OF the 1t. Charles isivet W.
usvtgablo strcnm Into The foot Of the ella At u,
present sltt OF st. Valicre street. The ft.*.
wnafllsrovored buried In tho sau'f Ia tho pe.a
the Alvur, aomo twelve feet below ION NiRs y
h0r keel botng uvldant5y, as ~ ~ =
ci,n at preseut ba Judged, tWcnty.nSssu w T., -
been disclosed to view. Her t.mbSrs ~ =
European Unk, ten Inches thick, ieot'bgtsA, y,
twolvp inches, and planktng three inches * ~
has been we'll boited With iron and tastenea H. h.,
spkoS. Her tlmbefa Mrp perfectly oI0s1. ~. ~.
tonnage IL esttnatad from tho size Of hee NV,
ber1. At present she Ia sich an iHlptd!mts y y. +
tho why OF tho drcdRe thAt It Ia bcleYeoh" VIZ
bo necessary to blow her IN.
, 1881-07-29
Tho Princess Louiaess Lovo for Can.

Otta.pa (Cniiauab F4tt Pft.s.
A. the luncheon given by the Mayor Of g.
iast week Senator lloyd, In acknowledging the
ivaitpf the 0ovqnof*l eneral, thus ssierFpd to
thu Frlncesa; =" Her hoy4l lilxhnsss, Princess
Qenernl' fur tho welfare 0f tapMds. She hMd
sot bur heart on gslIx With hlM tn our North.
wost, but hSs pnysiqIats forbade It. EySt sincs c
50 ia, Sun Pfaiielaoo q lotu tho purity thersi
lat her phys'elana. tn her dslicato stsse of
xcutleincn. staylng Ut home With Aor snntlerod
constitution, thts loyal, loving w!t6 Ut tho Gov.
crnnr-0outrAli Hut, uaxt sua..ucr trust Wo
baek to ace w asxt your, aud aas suro she will
nat be moEe pleased 10 COMO than she loyal III,
aaaums that tho worthy Beaator had tho highest
authority for these statements, which may,
tnctetQtVA Nv assumed to w Qlite accurate.
, 1881-07-29
Discovery Of the Remains n .
Vessel a Hundred
Years Old,
---
Clerical Estimate of Leading NJ,
in the Roman Catholic
Church.
Alleged Abuse Of tho Frauk1nr H.,
lego by rrorrlctors Of a
Newspaper.
A Montreal Woman Falls Heir ia H..
Half q Million Dollars

CAIlkOjtE V1TWH.
Eptstal Dispdtth 10 7hs Chicago 1tfh,.,
TonoNrt,, July 2s.-Fathor GnyaxzI. ~.
been lscturlng here, gives bis npInIon so ~ W
leading thooloRtcal characters Of The d.S ~
peolalIy those Of tho Nnman Catholic cba,a
OF Cardinal Manning, ho says he Is Lacked nnss
rs n tlro-brand whose powcrs Of mtschI.s tshIHs
wcil-niRh cxtlneulshc,l. lie managed n ~. ~
uatc himself Into tho good graccs nj IL. 1,s' w.
lopo by tiattefy. Tho tnon with uhom n .!a', aa
at tho tin1o OF the Vatican councI, no.,asa 'sa
Upon hin as tool that, having done ,s rn,s W. =
only nt to ho thrown aside. As IN Arctaa.1.A
Of The EDEaish Church. no asrrud n ~
1t!ehoprio Of Winchester. nisapoo,ntsa w "
that, ho Joined tho Ilo1uaa fnn.aa
lie a'niod $50 Mt tho lopcs!on,. ii. .
ambitious, overbearlng, dogmat,c, in,In..,aa
rcndY to tramplo under foot his fricud, n .
euro bis own advancement Az N thcolo,,,,t.
Is uowhcro, yet over making great ltspl.3 Az
knowledge Compared with CnrdIna! WI,n,'
hu Is as y drop whom Weighed apains. ,,ae rss
as great seholer aud iinor theooRfssna fsaS.s a.
the averllge CErsinal. fls epnko highly II NJ
nuns courtssy And Eentlene.s and saia, thoar,
personally Plus TX. had great love for tA9 iIqs
bis Cardinals, who ,hatcd 80 connssdsSs H.
hin u lie. would. Tha ISS lass 1psss pss
sho,r way alcctcd IL d. 90. Tic present dis f..
| Phowod his appreciation Of schoarthip n
| brains whon hu raIscd tho vcnernhc Oratoan
f. tnc purpio fasneE .n n9ys9zl ~ stl
those amongst them who have either scbojs,
ship or intiucnco, ~ members Qf tho eAme0 0nstt
F,.ihor CuroE, ,Faticr davaxzi says, IS ajsas
hls returning 10 tho Order. II, Indeed, be- eys1ta si
dtaaproiatmant e tho outside world, s bstss u
, 1881-07-29
THEOLOGY AND POLITICS.

MONTREAL, July 2S.-Capt. kirwtu, ano t.@ .s
short rInc ago, whun discussing tao atslsuee" ",
the Pope 10 tho Irish Land question: tha' e,,, ~
willing to take his theology hut not h's p",u,
from Home, haa hoeu raped over tne keust. -,
tIy priest at Lochlel for having dccl!neo ~ s
tho st. PatrIcks Socioty Of Montreal! oes.u's ss,s
excluded all but lsoman Catholics, klrH'n w. ~,
tho ground that tho st. Patrtck's Society s,
not 6a srotastan but a uationu! otSsnitM.da da
and said until tho Socloty Shuwed ~ =, 'o!std,N
could hav0 nothing to do With i. u naa.isss ss
what would be- sald II tho 81. ne1r9os oor'L ~ s.
excluded I'LL Roman Catholic EnR!ien.n,ssu iHonal
Andrews HUclotfca refused to admM ~ hshi hi1
Catholic Scotoh1nen. Tho priest who assn" W.
docs not approve Ut this vtuw of the CASE
, 1881-07-29
SUDDENLY PARAlYzED,

DRApFoND, Ia., July .8.-Omlr O1met, an at.
toruey Of Coleyillo, whilo arguing rase before
Squire Walcott, At Neu City, on Tuesday, tad
hla right aide paraiy1ed mud articulation uoul.
plBttly destroyed. ~ fol! % tho hoor, causing
press but little hupe OF btu recovery. The nn-
fortunate man II 4 brother Of the lion. J, H,
Osm0r, OF FrRnklln, Pa.
, 1881-07-29

0IsrAfUItE8 NECE1VEb.
New YoRK, July. a8.-Ylcu-p President AT
thur Is still III the city. This afternoon he
received ilo following llspatch:
"WAsIltNoTOF, July Hs.-Tho Presidents con-
dltlon thia norntpg IL probably bott0r than ut
any ttiEu s!nco he was wounded. We arc all
very hopeful, "IANEa @. nLAlHR,.'
Etltl!er In tho day he resolved dispatch from
the Hergeatnt.ai-Arsnsv Vt ths Senate Informing
him of Tho death Of 1oha 9. nuroe. Secretary Of
regrets and asked that ha sympathy be con-
voysd 10 tho family OF the deeeAssd. :,
, 1881-07-29
JUSTICE CLIFFORD.
I'rcacnce Of Distinguished Men nj 1I1n
Funcfnl Yesterday.

T1tTLASp. Me-. .1vly aa.-Tho funeral Of JUS
tlco Snthnn Clifford took placc this afternoon
FROM rho First Parish Chnrctl, prior TO which prt-
vHte spryicrs wDrc hcit1 Mt tho rcstdenco Of his
so1. William HVnry Clifford. Among tho d!s-
tshg',tshed tlcn from abroad wcrn Chtet-Jastics
Wits, Assnclata JlIstico Miller, Con. Banks,
1udges i}lDdgett Of Chicago, knowles of proyl-
d1npe, and i!ackctt OF New Hampshire. Tho
pntt-bcRrers wcro Ch!ef.Jnsttco Walto Judges
Ailiur and Fox, Justice Appleton of haluc.
Judge Walton OF btAtne, l3i0n bradbury, and
John Rand OF Portland. The Rev. DIR. HIN, cx.
rresitlent nf Harvard University conducted the
green Cemetery.
, 1881-07-29

This cou.taftier Will ntlohd to tho tinnnelal de-
tulls Of tho catltl'atgn.
BoOKwAt!TEn.
TUii1,0, o., Jnly ss.-Tho rcFly OF tho 11oii
,1Ol,n W. f,os,kwnltor to tho letter Of tho Cnms
,nIttec appointed hy tho recent Democratic stnc
tnnvunt!,,n to inform him Of his nomination Tor
t;wcrI,0r was l,nnIled IN He... ]. Il. stecslnnn
Ehn,rnihn pf tho Committee Tho folluW1nH IL
tho correspondence: ...
Ccnrunus. IT,. 1uiy u, lssi.-1o'n - Ihmlt.
.,r,ltter, Emt. Springfield. D.-lIlAn Slit: Tho
j,casng duty teyo'ses upnn us, Is tIle Comln.t-
wn.ct' WI ssei.,,ici ut Columbus .jnlv IL 10 nut,fy
y'is nI .,sr ,.ranltll.,tis tnnAtlol, a. chilol-
's os II r no s" cb.ak stS r q ss'S! snry @
delegates. with unshslustts tetlol,, nnd reInslil9
;vni'.lc,ls,s; III yoar ,nsnerary; l,a'r'tv
wnstry ira,css or tnr purity, md III sbcdscncr 70
t,t tiicm aml ;iiu iItorng rlnss,s se,ertctl yo'l
MS their s:anHr.l.InHrrr Ii"pins y., Will r.,
trt,l this hah trust AEu HrnHt httEsr. wc ~ntllu
e1x.t,agt @ r"Ie e. he@' fr f IT, s!xsss x:,f s,e''
EVAN r. WIL,1AMa,
ALI.AS u. atfrIs.
- Titr REPLY.
Fran +. WGiian.*. t,,',i stlim u: irr*. tta''at.
H-SI,tN: rnur irtter uf tho lin inst, was duly
iss ,Heraiu a caasSni!on @ 10! f ;io oee af ua-
sr.r "f uno 70 say hat IN ,scply a.. y,ysr1G sgsnG
fuD NHhtF your GDHSE1ttluu lIh3
tho fccirE with which iuSur*i yH.r cosnn,.nl.
ration. i Is ut .,nnsc MI honor 9na @ +. 4
bn Erarely impressed 70 bc ihna .cll',san ns
Rtandasrl-brnrnr Of = marty WHICH nas as been ae,l:
...ia nhys. slntctmun .ot. lilo tlluc. cannott
hrI,c IL hrtnH to tho task the annto measure 0t
Wisdom, skill. and o!1Mlt'cne.e ~ which @ tioy haSo M
pufty ind tho cu.so which 1t represents must IN
my cuee ntGrshnHnw tho persnnn! nttrlt'!ltcs 0I
or i1umhicet t,r.or, ind, in ne.cpttng, ns ] do,
this trust Ut your hantls. rc!y for sccess VIC ;9t
sp on n.y ia ssp % ct S S m H ans s csy
in lhoir tetcnso winter, tho 1,ci,orrnttc party Of
UhIo hus! uniformly tilsn!aye.!. Tho platform
Attcutivc consideration, and In tho spirit md
substance Of lta utterances most heartily con;
s aSfs sps u saSqs ey Il - and ece!s
md parp9aes% % %rwsn. me - ID.
Tic trtia nm, and intunt q pupuinr eoyernn,ent:
and strictly to tho Interests Of the many, tends
more and moro IN these times @ tnwMrs ! nlio.
10 G fsT o Mp has eaHt M
poildcntly at .pnrty organization: but: II, ol'r
own state and under tic l.,sptccs Of the party
aient tfan over hcio1e. Il is 4 belief, 10 which
havc ever nilheron md havc often given 9x-
sSe n G s ts s IL teo bs u sn
Ssq Sin III esss sss t. i oo stsa adgc"t In Of ysd
aid powerful n,onopolss intrenche In the!r
avn wealth atid aiilna,i,y capno:o Of SELF
.:ianicdi classcs: These !luvB no orRanizn tlon,
an4 nonu ent ntmcrca! nower naa aor sol
wrong lies In the fidelity or thetr representa-
tves Among smy csss' r 7, M nnst t - naaEs- '!ss
yUtir pItfU I5iles. In Noteworthy DHG, md
, 1881-07-29

.sseeta. p4paieA 70 n. oafessa a''c Saua aRta
Tonoxy0, July s.-Thu Exaout'fe .ot oa,.ut.t
OF tin City COUNCIL hayo voted tsa'ns'
aid 10 The sunerprs by the Quebec p,y. ws.te,a Or
Tpe bulk OF tho HhsAt-crop III " hss pt*
taslo, has been out, "A large nctoasu ri estk4
uadet crop, and, wh!lo the ylcl1 W. tnnsodacs "
tha: average per, acre, lbo gsv1ss gspsout ye4E
Spttiai 1IssieS to re thts4v. = dfe ~ pere re-
'O4rAWA; Juty Rs.-1t ID intlmateesa, 81 tfs
pr,fsssinE q know that the pss!4eis peReisss sIf ceo
brunswick by Tho Ieusus " a.*f Avadlaotss
nsassinssek nssass tbss i tbs population Of ''' ~
lou " 4,6Q0,0l.
, 1881-07-29

getting ont tho necessary. printing matter &c.
retvcu consideration. nld It WIS arrnnE!At Tint
Cnpt. I.athrpp gu 10 .lncksonvil!e next Monday
tn interview tho 1endfng F1,hfnonsis there
md GIT tlpm Interested IN tho sueccRs OF tue
tIrtbl,osc,l Convention.