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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
Cincinnati, epnntag, Den "a. September 1882.

ben unb na6te oft freunonaHbarIicbe
Yromenaben StpiIben ben Grabern. -
Gtnes Cages erbielt er Elm S6reiben,
tporin elmer Der srbBten 8eIanspereine
tbm nttthetlte, man babe ieim Sratprium
DOapio" sur gluffiibruns anssnoun,en
unb bite ibn, feIbIt bic Seituna su iiberz
nsbmen = Das mar elm SpmenbIif
curd bic @oIfenna6t, aber ad,, bic 2enae,
bic es tuefen Iollte, iparen oabin.
Utan tpunberte Iib, als 9tutor bes
fraftatbmenben QSerfeS einen bleiden,
beetii6en huitenoeu Rann su ieben, nit
.unii9erem Benebmen unb nnseipiIIem
8life. - Sebt ioate er seraoe Wloee
.iperoen Da frasten 8erIeger nad fer.
tl9en Saden an oa tparb eine aroBere
glrbeit beiteIIt es tpar, ais OBJ Der Stern
oes &ubmes iiber ibm aufseben ioate.
sSrau Goie fam BON ibrer Sobscit8s
reiie suriif ale ibre neuen 8Ieiber bate
lie i6on ansebabt; ibr Dlann ging tag.
lid anf'S 6eri6t iis IangmeiIte ii6, 6a
tpar tbr eln fleiner &Omau gang eelssen.
Sic tpollte uto muBte ReiibolD's ,Oas
bib" bDren, ben Romponilten ieben, ia
nod mebr, pon ibm seieben tperoen. SSn
rei3eno einfader Soilette, nur cine friI9s
0toie ain 8ulen, IaB lie in elmer Der erlten
9teiben. Oa fam er, ibr gri9reden tpal
Elm anfridtiees, er bate li6 lebr perat.
bert. 4a9 er fab iie Ianslam uni
mtioe flog iein Bid ilber tie, feir
3ei4en oes grtennsns, iein Sers bine
ni6t mebr an ibr, es ludte uno iebnt,
betInatbSlos. -
Der itumme unb bod 10 sroBe Beifaa,
ben er erntete, bel9dmte Stole. Sic bait,
feinsn Ibeil ipeoer an benz RiinIer, nod
On benz gBerfe, bent ibre Nugen aIt
Sterne rprSeIeubtet batten lie, RE al
Oem 8lnitLer unO ieinem Berfe sesipeifsI
bate.
&einboIO fab mitOe su Saus tpal
ioIIten ibm benn Jest all Die neusetpon
nenen 5reunoe iebt, ba eS gu Ipdt mar
Da tparen ibm Der 4uartaner Inb iein
Shneltsr Die 2ieblten Die batten nj
an ibm se3tpeifeIt nno bic Gltern ID,
obenein manbmaI su Rittag geIapen
Sept ioIte er BET Der beiIieen GdciIit
gu 8aite Iein iie Id6eIte ibn an, aber e,
mar 9toie'S stpeifeInoes Auge Gr ltanl
auf uno blifte lber bic StraBe in bel
Sriebbof binab, ba i9liefen iie ale ii
Ianeen Reiben sIeib rubig, pb ipersd
Dentiteine ober fliIternbe8 9tieo8rao Sel
SiiseI l9mitdten DaSu rauiften bi
8dunte, IS flaug tpie bic SarfenbesIei
tung su Dapios Bialm.-Mie Ib6u bai
2llles in einanberfluuG tper oaS na6Iin
gen f6nnte, eS fIauS ipie Elm @ieseuIie6
10 bate sS feline Dtutter seiunsen, 10 ma
oas erlte 2ieO, bas er pernabnL uno nu,
= baS leste.
DaS mar Der S6IuB ieiner 9ebensse
| i6i6te. &einbolb iparb stpsi g8odel
binOur4 betIast, beOauert unO III Del
3eitunsen betrauert, paS 1T genug fiji
einen ObIfllren WRulifer.-GoIe bib li9 il
bic Sippen, ipenn lie ieinen Jtamen fanb
ipoSu? Die ToSten fommeit nidt III
yanSuflaeen. Gr Iiest tpobI tief uno It'll
uno trdumt bon 8oselIieo unb @ipfeI
raul6en rnb bat 9tube.-
0aS lit ba5 Gnbe pom 2ieoe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
Gin finnisss @ef$snt

SaarflnitIer Our Godin): Sic
baben beute 5bren 9iamenstas, mein
5raulein, uno ba i'd i6ou cine 10 se=
raume Belt tasli6 Bel Sbnen ipsiie, bielt
id IS fur usins pflidt Sbnen O,r9 bieis
0le,nisfeit bon mir ieIbit eeflobten,
einen Belpeis rleiner beionosren Hers
ebrunS su geben.
GDdim: o.. has III allerIiebft -
ADJ, bate i4 caS abnen fonnei,, 70 bdtten
Sic mir bas BlilmerI bon insirsm eigensn
oaar MAIDEN niiliIsn.
0narfiinitIer: Bsrubisen Gis
iiA, es linO Sbre eioenen, oenn i'd babe
isit eiusm SABRE ale 0aars SeIamntelt.
Die j& in psr GHSps uno In anosren
Spsiien fanb.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
2iebe Au &inbern

Gin gnsldnoer Sunsseiels, beiu4t
cine finoerrei6e 6amiIie, peren Jungle
DtitsIierer eben IN eifriser llebuns ibrsr
StinmipertSeuse begriffen iinc.
Dame pom 0au8 Sic lieben ipobl Die
&inber niht ionperIib?
GnsIdnOer: . i4 Iiebe iie isbr biz
ainper, beionDerS penn iie ibreien.
Dame: DaS 1T bod elm iouberbare,
@ei6maf tparum cenn eerabe, ipenn
lis i6reiens
gnsldnper: Damn tuerben iis sebra9i
binaus.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
Rie perIeeen.

81: @snn 0u iebt gar uibts arbei,
teit, tpooOn pialt Ou Dem Den 8iutel
Ieben?
g: Damn bred itb Elm
81. 98enn Ou aber eripiIdt unS ein=
seIteft tpirit mas oann
81: Damn breb' i6 aus
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
Mannigialtiges.
SeIbherfenn tniB.

OFEV IT u 1NE B.
Sab id Dir nit seIast, Sub, baB Du
mir abbte9e. barflt pon Dene Sbit.
baume?
SSa 9u BAIT aiper borbin 5eIbit BON
'ein Baum fIeene 8irn6sr absema6t
DaS mar mas anperes, ba5 mar n
Sdubirn, Die burft' i9 eIle.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
: .3u pieL berIangt.

Gin 8ausrnmdb6en fomnt nit einsm
4nIiesen gum Dorfpfarrer.
Bfarrer: Bie beiBeu Sic bsnn?
8auernmdb6en: &ennen Sic
mid osnn ni6t mebr, 9err Yfarrer ? Sic
baben MIDI ia setauft!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
u itrpnOmii6e 8elebrune

Y TT D III WF . Ie u u 9.
Bauer: 9ta, tpie oas tontmt, 6aB bic
Sonne i'm QGeIten untersebt unb oaun
ipiecer i'm Often aufsebt = 1T bod ion=
oerbar.
SauImeiIter: >, bas sebt gang na=
tilrIi9 5u: Die Sonne sebt pann ipieoer:
um BEN ndmiiaen 9Sas sum Often suriid
-iueIL's aber bel Der Jta4t iIt-parllm
lebeH iuir'5 bait nibt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
Sinbi16e ani6auune.

Sag mir NAL, msin IisbeS SeIen6en,
tposu bat man ipobL Die ausen!
5eIsnden 0amit man ieben
fam.
llnb tposu aber Die Naie9
Selen den Gi9 beiinnenb): Gum
Busea.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
Das taalidle W0lfsblatt
@hrIih d

,,@as iaeit Du benn basii, taB Dein,
gater teine 5duISen mebr fur Did sabz
len ipia 2"
,ggas ipn i'd basu iaeen2 CT tpirb'
tuObI leine Grlnbe oaftir baben.1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
g 0 Mt unb lest

Dame: Gs lit bod ieItiam, icbt tpirb
10 piel bon SentiIatien unD Didt gerebet
unb SeibrIebe'l in metner Suseno fannte
man DisleS 9llIss nisbt uno bod Iebten
bic aieni9en i'm 4asemsinen ipobI ldnssr
ipie isbt.
Doftor: Safiir tparen Tie aber bis
3u ibrem Eobe nit alien mOeIi4eu 2ranf.
beiten Rebaftet.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24
Gin unaere6ter 8ortpurf.

Gln u II IRE ~ Ter S Or 10 u II.
nnteriu6unSsriAter S9on NAL tpiss
Der pa, Stropfe! Sbr perurla9t mir
AUDI rlebr Irbeit, aIS nDthig lit.
8efansener 8epanfen Sic Iih BEL
benz Serrn 0enbarm; ipenn es nab mir
sinSe, itauoe i'd nibt Bier.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1882-09-24

o
y Saum" .-llnter ben pieleu i96nenYil=
len uno SdIDilern Die ii9 gu beiben
llfern Der Sreuta binSieben uno emit BON
rei6en gtpbiltS Senebi8s erbaut tpurbeng
beflnoet ii6 Elm beionpers Id6ne8S6loBz
den, ,;3lm solbenen Baum" genanut,
uno benz alten erlauhten @ei6Ie1t Der
@rimani Sugeb0rig. Der 9tame Der
Silla bat feline eigentblnlide @eIdi1te.
Sin iunser 8rimanL Der frlb in bic
Grbi6aft ieines Saules einestreten mar,
bate iih, elmer b0len Site leiner Belt
fclssnb, bem Spiel erSeben uno trieb
oaHelbe nit iib iteiBernoer 2sibeni1alts
libfeit. Sin einem berbdnsnibpolIen
Ibenoe rib ibn bic Grresung, bur1g8ein
unO SerIuite unb Stol5 berbsisefubrt, 5os
lpeit bin, oab er all iein GelO, enoli1
aud ale feline Glitter perlor, auseenpnryi
men baS cine oben ertpdbnte 2anbbaus,
eben,aIS Der 2isblinssiiB ieiner Wtutter.
glber AUDI bieies lebte 8eiistbum ieste &c
enDlid, um oaS gerIorene tpieber su aez
tpinnen auf'S Spiel, behisIt iih iebDtb
etnen einSigen gaum I'M @arten, cine
alte, i6bne Blatane, unter Der leineDiutz
ter ipdbreno ibrer lesten &ranfbeit AL
ruben seliebt, a!S Gisentbum Dor. Mber
oaS Slid pollte iicb niht sipingen Iajs
leu er psrlor AUDI bas 3ambbaus une
Oamit ben 9teit ieiner 8elonnenbeit. Gin
Sieber raste in Ieiilen Mbern, IN Den 2bs
ret brauste es ibm ipie itilrsenoe WoI5er
uno iein Ser; flopfte gum .3erlprinaen.
uSelbltmoro - Dbne Sbsern!" bas mar
Der einsise flare 8eoanfe, ben er nod liz
fallen pernodte. 0a ipnr e5 i5nr
plDslid, ais fliiltsre ibm ei,e tbeure.
ippblbefannte Gimme, Die uraperoeEIide
Gimme ieiner SHUTTER, ms Obr: ,5ese
ben Baum! nnpersiislih ben Baun, |"
Der rnSlitdliheS SPieler sudte aujamlnen.
idanoerte, beIann iid-eine sspei Uliz
niten..... eann mar er nit einen,
Sprunee ar Der SpieItafei, unb 6ex
Baum lit mein Giniat!" risf er init aeI,
leneer Stimne. Die Rarfe[ rpIIfen
Elm Noment sittsrnoer Gripartuna- Girl
mani bate seipomnen llnp nun. So iii,
Wenbepllnft eingetreten mar, Sdb{uo ;bu,
bas Spiel 3ug nm 9ug su, un6 ais Sci
Npreen bnrh bic bo6en T<uifer Sd
4 Spieliaalss odmnlerte, bate e Iein atr,
| aeS perlpielteS gern,D9en Iaulss,t @uiern,
lShI0iiern unb Maioern ipieDsr I,l,b - z
ipar bonn Spiel 9ebeiIt far aIIe 9eifeY,,
I'm ben Baum Der Wlnttsf aber He6 It,
Inm Jpn upr jecer SddDiau,la III beibo5'
rem, Elm bobeS per8Dloete6 0ittsr aiebsn,
uno ois wlarmorbant borunter iper bins
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nsdbes 2eben.

Sm Sabre 1849 itarb in Gnglanb ber
@bmiraI 9Siaougbbp in einem sitter bon
SO Sabren, Der, tpie iein 8plf felblt iagte,
bas Seben bon aebn Gasen bate.
Sein 8Drper tpar bon I'll SdlIs
fen bur6lohert brei @ranatlpIitter
batten ibn setroffen metr benn sfpeibuns
bert 9tdrben BON Sdbelbieben, BfeiIz uno
2ansenlpiBen unb Tomabatpfs maren an
ieinem 2eibe irteoer sebsiIt, er itarb rubig
auf oem Gpotenbette. Set ieiner Sus
eeno auf Dem Sdiffe, ipurpen bon ibm
orei Sbiffbriihe iiberitanben. Gr mar
faum Is Sabre ali, alS ibm Der Mino
beim SSiIhen baS Boot umlparf unb ibn
buinit bebedte. Gr i9pamm unter benz
benz 8oote berppr uno belt ii6 sebn
Stunoen ihtplmmeno iiber QGaiier, big
elm pDriiberfahrenoes Shiff ibn rettete.
SIM WitteIn,eere eroberten bic Seerduber
ietn S9iff uab idb!eppten ibn
nit Der gansen Wannihaft na4
Der Stabt Grirolis, fpo er als Gflape
stpei Sabre eIenoe 9lrbeit perrihten
mubte. 9a selbab es einlt, ba6 er nit
ieinem Iufieber in Der 9fdbe beS Nieeres
ltanb - Die 8ssenb mar Ieer - er erbeb
feline Safe, erIdlus ben 9lufieber, ititrste
| li9 in'5 Steer, um mad bret Stuuoen
S4nimnenS Elm auf Der Nbebe anternzl
ces fransDliides S6iff su erreiGen. Sn
bem &rle9e, ben England gesen Die 5rei=.
| itaaten Jtoroamerita' flbrte,, mar er,
mebrmals burb Den Iomabaipt inbiani=.
| 19er &rle9er ihner rertpunoet tpproen,
aber er bate fih tets tpieber erbolt. sSnt
arie9e segen 5ranfreid orans er nit eis
ner eInSigen 6resatte IN ben bon so .&a=.
npnen rertbeipisen Safen bon Ssle be,
6ranee Elm uno bolte Stpei reid beLacene
| fransDitIde SanbeIsi9iife beraus. 9anm
eiug er na9 GuBIanp, nm in oeiIsn
| 8ieniten uuter Srtiioff segen 9lappIeon
81 fe9ten uno bic Sblaht BET Seipsig
mit5umadeu. $oier perIor er einen 9lrm
unb erbieIt bafiir cine IebenSldngIi&e
| 8eniion ais ruliii4er 9berlt. Reben benz
9lrm febIte ibm aud elm gtuge uno bic
| SdIfte Der &innlabe. Oils Die Zines"
ieinen 1ob meIbsts, bemerfte Der Seribtz
erItattsr, baB Der Dtann init bem Seben
BON sebn Gaben ben Dtut5 beS britilben
2Dipen pereiniSt babe.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-27
SLOW COTRT sHsPs.

he Young man had farewelled him.
a ont and Emeline had locked the
or and Was uptying her shoe when
kr mother came down stairs with O.
tdauilt around her and said:
Wanted to creep up stairs without
h,heariug you, eh? Didn't think it
va an hour after midnight, did you!"
he girl made no reply and the
mher continued:
Did he propose this tilne!'
Why, MOTHER" exclaimed the
lighter.
You can why mother all you want
tbut don't | know he has beeu com.
Il here for the last year? Dou't l
bw that you've burned mp at least
Dr. tons Of coal courting around
re-"
The girl got her shoes off and the
other stood in the stair door and
ked:
"Emeline, have you got any grit?'
II guess so. :"
"I guess you haven't. | just wish
at fellow with false teeth aud a mole
his chin would come sparkling me.
0 YOU know what would happen,
meline?"
No"
well, Til tell you. He'd come to
me in sky days or he'd get out OF
lis mansion like goat jumping for
lnAower seed. :"
And Emeliue went to bed hugging
lis thought to her bosom.
Occasionally such visits become so
nrdensome that the young lady talks
the young man herself. AT least
ley had such girl out in Colorado.
he had been receiving the attentions
( a young man for about year, but
ecoming impatient at his failure to
ring matters to crisis she resolved to
scertain his intentions. When he
ext called she took him by the car,
ed him to the seat, aud said:
"Nobby. you've been ioolin' round
his claim for mighty near year, an
lev never yet shot off your mouth on
he marryin' biz I've cottoned to you
m the square clear through, an hev
TODD off every other galoct that has
ried to chip IN; an now | want you to
.ome down to business or leave the
aneh. Ef you're on the marry. an
want o pard that'll stick rite to ye till
,e pass in your checks an the good
Lord calls you over the range. just
saueal, an we'll hitch; but ef that
ain't yer game draw out an' give some
other TELLER show fur his pile. Now
sing yer song or skip out"
He sang.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-27
EAGLE. DRUG STORE

Just received from the Fast. a complete ~
stock Of Humi hrey's homeopathic MediciAesAs
sold strictly at San Francisco pri es.
taAtl~. AeCs McALRxAI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-27
DESERT
CRYSTAL. SALT WORKS.

The Desert Crystal Salt Company "a now
prepared to supply in quantities to suit, fine
Table, Dairy, Mea and Stocl Salt, put up by
8 G. FOCUS, Reno, Nevada, who win supply
customers from Winnemucca west
From Winnemueca, eastward, JOHN KIN
NEY,i OF Battle Mountain, will furnish Table
Dairy. Meat, stock and Ground and tnground
Milling Salt.
From platform .sswhite Plains exeellen'
Milling Salt will hs cola ~ usual to our patrons
low rates.
Address orders TO
HENRY EcK, Sures esintenden4zs
n7-tf "A White PLAINS. Nsvaaas
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-27
NE SILVER STATE.
II IIsHEp EVERY EVENING tsUNDAYs
+ FxCEPTED9 By
!. j. LII. Il co.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
enopy, one year, by mail ............s 80 oo'
(,rropy, six months, by mail. .......... 4 90.
ouopy, three months, by inail. ........ 2 80.
Iivered oy Carrier. 25 Gents per week,
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
ousquare 10 lines) first insertion. .....s2 50.
Va subsequent insertion, per square. ! 90.
liberal reduction TO regular advertisers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-07-27

MILL CITY FOUNDRY
MA CHIN f SHOP,
MllL CITY, NEVADA.
We are prepared to fil all orders On the
shortest notice for allkinds OF
CASTINGS AND MACHINERY
QUARTZ MILLS, HOSTING WORKS
GRIsT MILLa Ere, ETc.,' Ere.
ORDERS
Prem all rerts of the country Will receive
prompt attentions
n The Hsghcst Price Paid Tosr~
!; OLD CASrIN GS~
dscs.sos J.L o'DoNNEI.. yupx. :.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28

twelve months, directly or indirectly,
TO get at the soil as would cover the
national debt. Those who seek to d.
rect the public mind can heed this fact
or not, just as they choose, but if they
do not heed they must soon step down
and out; for labor, though a goose in
more senses than one, is getting hearth
ly tired OF dividing it's products with
those who do not toll.
Lyceums and literary societies are
now the go here; and the questions
discussed at these gatherings are often
in marked contrast with those debated
twenty or twenty-five years ago.
Then it was common to taboo politi-
cal questions, but now the greater
number of questions proposed are not
only political but are questions pend
ing before the voters. For more than
q year have attended such meetings,
once and twice a week, and have new
er seen Impotence, not to say anger,
shown by any DICTATOR, though before
the war I saw them come even to
blows. This speaks well for the good
seuse of the people and augurs chang
es that we surely need.
FARMER.
MURRAYvILLE, Scott Co., ILL.,, Dec. 10.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28

The following statement shows the
various business occupations of mem
bers of both branches of the incoming
Missouri Legislature: Farmers, "a; law
yers, Sc; merchants, Is; physicians, 9;
agents, Z; clerks, 6; ministeks, 4; manu-
facturers, 4; editors. 8; Architects, l;
steamboat captains, l; retired, 2. To-
tai, TIA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28

Alex Jefferson, the Brooklyn negro
murderer, says he borrowed a gun,
sharpened his knife and picked out a
hiding place week before he commit
ted the crime,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28

Capt. A. G. Mutt, cashier of the
Pennsylvania State Treasury, was shot
and killed at Pittsburg on Sunday by
M. l.. Dukes, member-e Of the Leg
islature
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28

During the past twelve months the
duced $3.50, 600, and the States revenue
is in such shape that in ten years she
will be free of debt.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28

Track-laying on the Mexican Central
is now pushed at the rate of two miles
day. There remains about $50 miles
of road to build.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28

1t would take SO trains Of twenty
cars ach to carry the coal that was
lately shipped ty river from Pittsburg
i'm two days.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28

De Lesseps announces scheme for
the creation of inland sea in Africa to
be prosecuted by private enterprise.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28

Two great-grandsons of Daniel Boone
were murdered at Ladonia, Texas, last
Sunday.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28
Administrative Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration upon the estate of John W. Miller, ST.,
late of Iron county, deceased, have been grant
ed to the undersigned, Thomas B. w. Miller,
county of Iron, In vacation, bearing date the
21st day of November, 1882
AL persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them to ME for allow
auce Within one year after the date Of said let
tiers or they may be precluded from any benefit
of such estate and If such claims be not ex-
'hibited within two years from the time of the
publication of this notice they will be forever
barred. THOMAS B. w. MILLER,
declines Administrator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-12-28
Do You Want Good Fruit T,ess'

If you do, we can give you no better ad
vice than to call on A. X. Sutton, proprietor
of the Arcadia Valley Nursery. He has APP
of every variety. Most of the fine fruit grown
here this season is from trees taken from his
Nursery, which is rapidly acquiring an ex-
cellent reputation. The trees grown in this
climate are certainly better suited to this
section than those imported from distance,
and our people appear to have at lenght be-
come aware of the fact. We can commend
Mr.. s. unqualitiedly to every reader of this
paper, and his word can be depended upon
at all times. Orders by mail for trees from
responsible parties will receive prompt at
tention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-31
A Card from Mr. Frazier.
LEXINGTON, VA, MI


To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Since by publication you have given cir.
culation to Massey's latest lies, trust you
will allow me the use of the same channel
to stamp the one referring to myself as il
deserves.
lie is reported as saying / told Hale " we
would increase the number of judges next
winter in ease we cut them down this ses-
SION" This is simply one of Parson
siassey's duplex, Xxx "Massites out
OF the whole cloth. should have treat
ed his "Masstes" alias lies as / have
the degraded hypocritical demagogue-
with contempt-but for the fact, degraded
and low as he has proven to be, it is
thought, whilst he seldom does, he could,
with considerable facial contortion, utter
at least half truth, hence silence might
be construed into an admission. AS regards
his slurs, rather feel complimented than
otherwise. A vile traitor never abuses the
sluggard-ratber those who guard well the
outpost, detecting rascality in him whose
ways are dark and tricks are vain--SO Pc
culiar to political, hypocritical, demagogi-
cal parsons-hereafter known as Massey.
Ism, which, properly interpreted, means
that which is low, vulgar, contemplate
rascally, Judas Iscariot's, lying, and Ben.
edict Arnold. However, there is some
good to come out Of this poor old disap
| pointed ofiice-seeker. Perdition hereafter
will have greater terror for the wicked, fol
Massey and his Satanic Majesty combined
should prove too much for the average sin
ner. j. A. FRAZIER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-31
prTrReBuR0.

THE FoURTH-wARD oX-C0xTEsT-PETi-
Ton PILED AND NOTICE sERvED-N0
FRAUD ALLEGED, But SIMPLY 4 nIsCouNT-
DELEGATES TO THE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
FEDERAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CASES -suCCEssFUL REvIvAL-NEETINo OF
THE MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
MAY 30, 1882.
A petition, duly signed in accordance
with law by some eighteen citizens OF
Fourth Ward. accompanied by notice OF
contest OF the election OF Messrs. John X.
Patterson and Thomas j. Gates, the indie
pendent (anti-Mahone) candidates for the
Common Council In that ward, who were
returned as elected by the judges, and
whose returns were subsequently passed
upon by the commissioners, was filed In
the clerks Office Of the Hastings Court To-
day. The contest Is made by Messra.
George w. Dunn and Richard Frasier, the
Rexdiuster candidates, who were returned
rs having received a minority vote. Inc
case will come up for q hearing on the
third Thursday In June, few days before
the new Council goes into Office.
Rev. John NJ. Pitcher, Rev. Z. c. Oar
gan, Rev. w. A. Pearson, Rev. c. W.
Nash, and Messrs. s. 5. Bridgers, Il. A.
Hartly, Joseph s. Budd, and Simon Seward
will leave here tomorrow morning for
Warrenton to attend the session of the
Baptist General Association OF Virginia.
There has been no formal observance OF
Federal memorial-day here to-day outside
OF the closing OF the Government build.
ings and offices. There are two national
cemeteries near Petersburg-onca at Poplar
Grove, I'm Dinwiddie county, and one at
City Point. In the two between ten and
twelve thousand Of the Union dead are
buried. A goodly number OF our people
went out to the former cemetery this after
noon and strewed flowers and everereens
upon the graves, and similar service was
performed 1T City Point. The ceremonies
at each, however, were very simple.
The Circuit Court OF this city met this
morning. The civil docket is quite full
and interesting one. The first case called
to-day was that of Edward Branch COLOR
ed) Us. John T. Branch (colored)-a suit
for 81 800 damages for false imprisonment.
1t is not likely that the trial will be ended
before tomorrow.
The reviva-meetings at the West-End
Baptist church, OF which Rev. c. ii. Nash
is pastor, have Just closed. The result was
twenty-six conversions and seventeen bap-
tisms.
The Board of Overseers Of the Poor re-
port sixty.two inmates at the almshouse, OF
whom twenty-one are whites and forty-one
colored. The expenses Of the institution
for the month were $40.
Mr.. c. A. Lichlider, general secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian Association OF
this city, will leave this week to attend the
Convention Of General Secretaries to be
held on the It'll proximo in New Haven,
Conn.
The Musical Convention, composed OF
delegates from Richmond, Norfolk, Lynch.
burg. and Petersburg, will assemble here
tomorrow morning at o O'Clock. 1t is ex.
pected by concert Of action between the
several cities to make arrangements by
which the people Of these cities may secure
in the future better season Of musical ell.
tertainments at lower rates than have bither.
to prevailed. ROBIN ADAIR.