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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-24

A UCTION SALE OF PERSONAL
"A PROPERTY AT BERKELEY, ON JAMES
! RIVER, IN CHARLES CITY COUNTY, VA.
On WEDNEsDAf. OCTOBER 20, 1852, At
IL O'CLOCK A. M-IIaying sold my farm / viii
offer at public auction, on the premises, at ii
O'Clock 4. VI. sharp. on
WEDNESDAY,. 25TH INSTANT
all the PERSONAL PROPERTY thereon. con-
sisting in part of ii MULES. 3 HORSES-mares
ana colts COWS. % HOGS: 800 BUSHELS
RUsT-PROOF WINTER OATS; $50 BARRELS
| CORN; GOO BALES HAY and SIIEAF-OATS:
100 BUSHELS BLACK PEAS; CLONER-SEFD
CORN-FODDER, OAT- and WHEAT-STRAW,
&c. = " y"
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all kinds
suitable for large farm, including
HAI-PRES>. 4 WAGONS; 9 RFAPFRS and
2 MOWERs, which came out OF the field this
y year az IN !, good condition; CR0sskILL'S
CARTS, PLOUGHS. HARROWS, &c, &C,
and, Indeed, all implements and tools needed
Tor extensive farming operations, and some
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE
TERMS: Under $40, cash over $40 and under
foO SIX months credit; over $50, nine months
credit Tor approved notes satisfactorily endorsed
with interest from date.
berkeley Is twenty-five miles from Richmond by
road. The steamer Ariel will leave Richmond al
A. VI. on day Of SALE and Will be met at Westover
wharf by conveyances To take purchasers 10 sale
In view Of the large quantity Of grain, hay, and
straw likely 10 need transportation, special ar
rangements have been made with the Virginia
articles VIII be only 3 cents per bushel on grain
ana 10 cents per bal. on hay or straw, including
wharfage, to either Richmond or Norfolk.
JOSEPH ii. CRENsHAW.
City. oe l4-sa,Su, tn. THIS. Tn6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-24
HER MOTHERS SECRET.

BY Mrs. Southworth,
a,ruoR OF "TIIE HIDDEN HAND, "T'iE W.
LOVED WIFE," ETC., ETC., ETC.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-24

All regular passenger trains stop ~ Bon Air.
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE
ON Train 5O-.Ncw Yor. and Atlanta ria Wa.h-
inEton and Danyillc. and Green -hrru' tn lelry's
station. Western North Carolina railroad
on Train 52-I,lchmoud and Danstlc. and
Charlotte aud tharlc~tpn.
Tickets sold 10 an points south. southeast, and
sOCth -est. and b3Ssarc chD .kcd through.
kolav-Oger checks given ~ local tickets.
" SLAUGHTER.
General ra---ns,r Agent
Sol uIA7. Traffic MSn7ve.
4. -. X. UALCOTT. General Manager. f''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-24

Passenger tram connects 1t West Point dally
except Sunday with steamers Tor Baltimore ana
the North. .,o a,
Freight trs,ns leaving Richmond at 44O a. VI.
and GOO +. NJ. will have passenger-cOaches az
Lached. -, 80, =.
folk and Western railroad for FarinYillc, Lynch
burg and all southwestern points.
Train No 80 Through passenger stops Al All sta
lions. c0nncctirz at sutherlin's with 1lllt0n and
Sulhcrlin Narrow-Gauge railroad for Milton ~
Salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
for all points IN Western North Carolina; al At
lanta for ALI points South and Southwest
Train No. 81 Through Passenger ana mail -iops
at all stations, connecting at Suuorlin Win Nil
tom and Suthcrlin Narrow Gaugc railroad for
Milton: al Atlanta for all points south and south
west: at Charlotte with Charlotte. Columbia and
Augusta railroad Tor Columbia Augusta NdFaL-
nan. and Florids points.
Trains from the south arrive ~ Richmond AZ
4:35 l.. VI, 1926 \. ", and 1916 y. W. and from
West POM At 1920 A. NJ Passenger, aud 800
L. VI. and 1910 f.. NJ. (FreightJ
Ron AIR PASSENGLk sEENIlE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-24

DRIME NEW YORK BUCKWHEAT.
l. VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP,
MN HONEY, strained and I'm the comb:
PRIME NEW YORK GOSHEN BUTTER,
NEW VIRGINIA COUNTRY BUTTER
NEW CROP GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
1OCNG AMERICA. EDAM, PINE-APPI r and
EXTRA CREAM CHEESE:
EXTRA FINE MINNESOTA IA NH n MI ORD
SELECT FAMILY GROCERIES of every descrfp-
ton at MCCARTHY & HAYNES's,
&c IA 1927 east Broad street.
CHRISTIAN d WHITE ARE DAILY
~ adding 10 their magnificent stock
FANCY GROCERIES,r
and there you will always find everything % tenn
the most fastidious appetite. They are now re-
ceiving
NEW MALAGA GRAPES,
BEAUTIFUL HONEY, and
NEW MACKEREL and sARDINEs, &c
&C all at reasonable ngures,
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A FINE INVESTMENT.
THE rwo BRICK STORES AND DWELLINGS
Voc 400 AND slo NORTH SEVENTH
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND
MARSHALL STREETS
AT AUCTION.
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LEAVE RICHMOND:
CONNECTIONS

NJ Rlcnnond with associated railways f.r 80
points south. aud Richmond. Frederick -bur. ana
Potomac railroad for all point, North.
NlefpHg-cGr uttNcici 10 Aiglf Efpr.,. q r.
LpHchbUrg. B.S. BNLE,i r.
an 20 Geteral Freight and Pa,,,na,rA.,pt.
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1919 Main street.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE
~ LARGE THREE.sTORY BRICK DWELL
ING No. 224O VENABLE STREET. NEAR TIFF
CORNER OF TULIP STREET, OPPOSITE TUE
p p,Ani H. N,lct Or ELIJAH BAKER, ESQ, AT
N"t re "o" Richmond Chancery Court de-
Stewart, &c cree, 3Oth June, 1851.
la pursuance of Il decree In the aforementioned
cause, We, the undersigned, appointed special com
misSioners, will offer for sale upon the premises,
on '9'
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1882,
~ ~ o'clock I. NJ, that LARGE THREE-STORY
BRlCh DWELLING No. 2240 Venable street,
near the corner Of Tulip, and adjoining the resi-
dence OF ID. j. Baker, Esq, which contains about
zen rooms, and Is very substantially built, with
being used As store.
The LOT, fronts 3S feet on venable street, and
runs back 1873 feet 10 an alley.
Terms: One fourth cash; residue at six, twelve.
ana eighteen months for negotiable notes g per
eent. Interest added, and title retained until the
entlre purchase-mOney Is paid.
JAMES CAsKIE.
j. PRESTON COOKE,
EDMOND WADDILL, JR.
o,... Special Commissioners.
QCARLEs McCURDY, Auctioneers. oc 20
BY William II. LYME & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Ills Main street.
A UCTlON SALE OF THREE SMALL
FRAME DWELLINGS ON FRENCH
GARDEN HILL" ON THE ALLEY BETWEEN
TENTH AND ELEVENTH AND LEIGH AND
VI STREETS.-We shall soil by auction, on the
premises, on ''~
WEDNESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 2Srn.
4 ~ O'Clock y. NJ, the above-named SMALL.
FRAME DWELLINGS. con-
aiming about three rooms each, and Welding n
rental OF So each per month.
TERMS: Liberal and announced p. sale,
30, W. Ii. LYME & CO..
"-- Auctioneers.
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TIE YORk-RIVER LTEE
To
BALTIHORE.
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AUCTION sALEs-:.rntur,ss. Days;

nv Grubbs & Williams
Real Estate Agents and Auc'ioneer''
Eleventh street between Main ana BanF'
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CHATTER 4.
rur MISTRESS OF M0NDREER.

rnerc a wound within hcr--fis wound
1hss lies too deep for tears; and many wn'e'
WHEN all that Is around her seems tc sni.e,,
VIM" nv ISAAC WILLIAMS.
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400 l.. N
COB T.. VI
YORK-RIVER LINE

Pa-scngor iEreixht dat Freight daily
daily. lIyex. Smdyi ex. sunday.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09

Gfrdnger-"I shy, Mister Big Head, you seem
10 bo q little 'cfi.' What ails you -
BIG Head-"Well, ynni you SEQ was OUT
with The boys last night, and got kinder mixedis
sfrdnger-''lt appears 90 from the Looks Of
your head"
BI0 Hedd-"1. don't feel exactly like my head;
pears TO be kinder 'ewolled up and as II II had q
notion TO bust and the pain Il terrible"
stranger" you viii get bottle Of Bailey's
ealine Apeliont, one or two doses will put head
on you,' that your friends would recognize
MIA Head" IN do any thing 10 get rid Of all
this pain and sufiering.n
This marvellous remedy cures those terrible head.
aches, eleansus the stomach, unloads the bowels,
unocks the liver, relieves constipation At once and
gives the bile o chance TO 70. II has become tho
popular and standard remedy for constipation bill
business, sick headache, heartburn, acid stomach,
and al diseases requiring real nice aud pleasant
purgativo or physi1.
Il never nauscates nor gFipes, acts in one or two
hours, and Is Just 80 delightful and refreshing q
drink, that everybody likes IL.
~ unclouds and couls the brain, quets the nerves,
and u a sins gua non for the headache Of ladies'.
II mihgatca the pancs Of rheumatism and govt,
relieves Kidney and urinary troubles, and pain IN
the back For dyspeptics It acts like n charm, aud
has no equal In curing c1Hstip1ifi tabit IL h
merchants, clerks, mechanics, factory hands stu.
dents, teachers nnl OH persona who lead . closely
confined life nL o. anhect 10 headache, dizziness
end torpid bowers. II you arc troubled with 4
coated tongue, foul breath loss of appetite or gen.
Ctal suggluhuees, latey's Saline Apcfient will cure
pleasant and pllaahle. and Ia much cheaper IN fact
Il Is regular family medicine chest within itself
II Hpnrkles aud fnams just like a glass Of soda
water, and is just o. pleh mt. 90 cents and sold
every-whcfe. J. T. pRuNoQotE Co.,
Proprietors, LOUISVILLE Ky.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09
a WoMAN,s REMEDY,

AZ certain ages and periods Of woman's iifo there
comes certain troubles, aches, pains and guHprura,
These complaints and Irregularities ioopardizo tho
Rir's life al sixteen, and follow up and haunt the
married woman until antr tho turn Of liic"
Some have headaches, swimming Of the bead
mental aud nervous pf0stratinu, hlaHChed cheeks,
boodlesn hp8, lifylQf eycs. cloudoi BRAIN whla
others suffer with painful irregularities, uterine dB.
placements end ulccfH, hystcrcAl sra1tns physical
pfostraton, chronic lCucorrh0a, chlof9sis suppfca.
tious, loss o. Appetite ovarian dlcasgs sidney idae-
hohst etc. which IN numerous cases end IN Oreptc
hts, cunvulHioua, Insanity and death. These arc
generally the regult Of iuattonu0n. An females
know the class Of complaints we hlludr lo Nov.
lAdiea all thcne troubles can bA ayoted and cured.
We have proof nom Thousands.
d. DfomFoolein English Female B,tipfs will cure
You oQund and wcll-wili make you healthy auI
happy-wlll make You feel like new woman and
no mistake. sold by all Druggists M Gl.u1 Send
youf address f1r ropY Of " ur0mro0le'a Fam1y
Medical Adviser, ne % tie eris'e4
j. r, DHosag0tE & Co..
t.lGrN'.ia, Luuisyiilc, Wy.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09

- animals Of spirit and delermi.
nation are stronger lhan those Of
much greater weight devoid of
these qualities. The thoroughbred
horse OF LOCO pounds weight can
draY more than dung hill plug OF
/ POO pounds and eun 20 twiee the
distance on tho raad, day in and
day ont, with relaliyo burden or
draft Blood in all of oGr domestic
animals Is sHpcraavc, is compared
with low bred stock.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09
experlments have

-. CAREFUL experiments have
demonstrated that in order to get
the fall value of hay, it must be cut
when all the juices IRE yet in tie
stem and leaves, and MT when they
have assembled Ia the seed head aud
aud so,idlded themselves, for whom
the ultimate psfpoluily Of the spoe,
les Is provided for, whit REMAINS Is
bul the resultant debris.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09
NEW RICH b (lfllI

farsoas' Puradtire Pills make Sow Rich
Biaai, and will completely change the blood In
Re entire system IN three months. Any person
WHO VIII take pill each night from Ia II wceka
may be restored % sound health, II such thing
har7 sible. Sent by mail for letter stamps,
I. y. JOHNSON & CO., Boston, Mass,
formerly BANGOR NE.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09

A team oil tame ahgaiors drew
II wagon through tho streets OF At
lauta, Ga, last Wees.
The following il the Official vote
for eongressmen nj large. Brook
inridgs; 4s 327 Cunninghtmj u
364. pcsha county vote not report
cd.
The PenitentiAfy contract was
lot last week tn Fitzpatrick Il
Townsend OF Helena. a syndicate
pooling with the wiHners. The
letting il severely criticised by do
ieatod bidders and others.
Y Tho engineers that have been at
Sparta passed through town yesler-
day on their way to the Indian Ter
ritory. 1t nov locks rs il the road
would stop at this place until spring.
-[Ozark Republican.
Indigestion md haoitual costivo-
ness sc from weakness Of the npr-
YES aud muscles of the stomach. Duo
attention to the proper habit Of life
in connection with the timely use of
Browns Iron Bitters, will strength /
Ell the affected parts and quickly re.
move every symptom OF the disor-
der.
"Jump up, Johnny the school.
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x" Ia E=ES III 20 ES 60 .

O interests arc yours and identified with the Agricultural
ana eant dependent upon the other by help
to up good
interests Don't tell US you get papers heap-we
price OF e we are not running opposition the Metropolitan Papers,
but propose furnish County paper worth every you pay
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09

We guarantee the above to DO carried eat
in every particular.
RAND, McNALLY Il co,
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09

A team ei tame ahgaturs drew
Il wagon through tho streets OF At
lautaj Ga, last wees.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09
Tough on Chllls,"

Cures cases tor 25cts. in cash or
stamps. Mailed by John Parham,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1882-12-09
BUSINESS MEN.

Your assistance entirely indispensable the successful management
life
thrift commercial PRIDE public enterprise every town are all
judged by the newspaper and with patronage this
and will publish paper that will upon our
and county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-08

Howard rs, Paine 70, Wright "a, Wilson 5,
johnson 81, Williamson Is, Robinson g.,
Richardson "a, Andrews 20, Waite 30,
Wheeles 80, Rideout %, Silvers 80, Walls q,
Hopkins q, Below 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-08

A Memphis correspondent of the New
York Herald writes of the removal of Mrs.
Thompson, and says:
The Postm aster.Geueral sent a letter to
Mrs. Thompson demanding the reiristate-
ment of the letter-carrier and ordering the
immediate discharge of her assistants and
chief clerks which she refused Although
her tenure of Office expired in November she
was dismissed ss above stated, and in an
swer TO your correspondent makes the fol-
lowing statement:
Ny removal seems to have been as a political ne.
eGsssity solely: As yoq know. the Postmaster
w. ]. Jones' and my chief clerk, l.. Jennings, be-
cause they advocated or belonged 70, the Low-tax
the Postmaster-G said he con Id not Concur
in that style of politics" refus ed TO discharge
the men and expected to be reno sed at once. but
Mr.: Hatton thought the matter c ould be arranged
and TO that end suspended the stter to the Post
master-General which made TIL S demand and re-
quested that state my views o side of the ques-
ton in writing TO the Postmast General which
dropped that issue entirely d removed me in or
der to utilize the Office in tn present campaign.
n1ittee decided to sustain Mr.. Houk. An inspector
OF the Postofice department Mt was here the last
week in September-I refer to Mr.. sharpe-to help
MT Smith take charge. SO as to have the office In
proper political condition by the time the con-
yention met, the l4th of that month. I believe
these the outlines, but of osurse nothing short
of a lengthy explanation would set forth the de-
tails OF the case.
MITE. thompson was orr slnaliy appointed
10 fill the unexpired ter "a of her husband,
Mr.. r. II. Thompson, who died of yellow
fever In 1878. He was a sta Beh Republican.
and the business managec and part owner of
the Daily Aualanche, an il dependent Repub-
lican journal. This reorganization" of the
Memphis postofice caus ed much dissatisfac-
ton, and has added to the independent re-
volt OF the Republican 8, who have coalesced
with the Readjuster Democrats, thereby Sc
fNvn arln
tIves on the legisl alive county ticket. More
over, the independent Republican candidate
for Congress IL the Memphis district has
Withdrawn, AMI this faction will support the
Democratic nominee, Casey Young, whose
election may be regarded as certain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-08
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

There is no love in the heart OF the fat
terer.
wish that Adam had died with all his
ribs in his body.-.BOucieauh.
In the forming of female friendship beauty
seldom commends one woman to another
Fielding.
There is something still worse to be dead
ed than Jesuit, and that is Jesuitess.-
Eugene Sue.
As rex women are habitually indolent,
and everything tends TO make them So
Mary Wollstonecraf.
A woman, the more curious about her
face, is commonly the more careless about
her heuse.-Ben johnson.
II is easier for 8 woman to defend her
virtue against men than her reputation
against women.-RocbebHrne.
1t goes far toward reconciling me TO being
a woman when / reflect that 1 am in no
danger of marrying one.-Lady Montagu
What women would do if they could not
cry nobody knows. What poor defenseless
creatures they would be!-Douglas Jerrold.
The love of fsttery in most men proceeds
from the mean opinion they have of them
selves; in women from the conirsry,-SsVih
There are three things a wise man will not
trust-the wind, the sunshine on an April
day and a woman's plighted faith.-Souihey
A woman who writes commits two sins
she increases the number of books and de.
creases the number of women.-Alphonse
Kari
The Pope has inrusted to Mr.. Errington
an autograph letter to Queen Victoria, cor
daily thanking her for the interest shown
in the welfare of the Catholics throughout
her dominions and for the religious freedom
enjoyed under the British government. The
Pope has also forwarded presents 10 the
Queen through Mr.. Erringtop,
Women are now eligible to school Offices
in Illinois, Iowa, Kansas. Virginia, Massa-
chusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Pennsylya-
mis-, Vermont, Wyoming and to any office in
Wisconsin except State superintendent
Mississippi has State Board of Education,
which includes the governor, lieutenant-gov-
ernor, and eight other persons, one of whom
is a woman.
What the girl I adore by another en-
What the balm of her breath shall another man
taste?
What! painting reeline another than me?
Sir, she's yours; you have pressed from the grape
From the rosebud you've shaken the tremulous
dew;
What you've touched you may take. Pretty
IL COuneCtlOu Win q recent VISIT oil Inc
Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh to the
Bristol Musical Festival, a member of the
Town Council showed his loyal devotion and
the bystsnders OF Sir Walter
Raleigh by close imitation of that un-
courtier's historic act of gsllantry.
A heavy rain had made the streets muddy,
and as the Duchess was about to step from
her carriage upon q nasty pavement the
councillor pulled off his overcoat and threw
IL down before her
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
An American Kinr.

Mr. james O'Neill appeared as ''Nat Rug
giles" in his new play entitled an American
King, in which he won additional en-
comiums as an artist in his line of delinea-
lions. 1t was clearly apparent that Mr..
O'Neill was more at home in the rough, I'M
coutb, but honest and well-meaning charac-
ter of the old miner who had bufeted against
all the hardships, mishaps, disappoint-
ments-bad luck and good luck-peculiar 10
that life, than in the rOie of the soldier and
convic, in A Celebrated Case. His efforts
to be the head of the millionaire establish
ment which he sci up in New York after be
had ''struck big lucky" kept the audience in
a continued roar of laughter during the en-
tire performance, and he 80 fastened himself
upon the sympathies a. to cause tears and
laughter to come almost at the same moment.
The story upon which the play In based
is quite interesting, the plot being kept
ain the DARK until the closing act, wherein
the hero and heroine are made happy stter
= series Of troubles that had grown 80 flIick
and fast around their pathway a % place
them almost beyond TIE possibility q rs1iar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-08

other good opportunity to invade Tennessee"
-AIama Goosler Hawkins.
-Bolterism is played.
George is still Below.
Daily gently with US.
-Rideout WAS wiped out.
Roper couldn't save 'em.
-Moore's "proiest" did it.
Ed. Wendell will be there.
Our withsrs are unwrung.
-Beasley was counted out.
Memphis does not mourn.
Who .sys we AMT peaches?
The speech-making is over.
Our rooster ia himself sgsin.
The APPEAL had its end up.
Thou canst not play upon u.
Poor old temporiser Hawkins.
The top of the mornin' 10 yez.
Good bye, Grandma Hawkins.
Josiah did not aspiah in vain.
Where were the workingmen?
Norris and Price are all o. K.
Capt. Simonton helped to do it.
Porter came in a noble winner.
1t will be Senator Harris again.
Kelly konfounded his kontestants.
Southern Democrat" went under.
William r. could have run better.
The Radical bosses lost their grip.
Ed Shaw did good work in the Fifth.
-Beaseley's oratery won him 81 votes.
-Beasley got six votes in his own town.
The voice OF the people on Bolterism.
The Workingmen polled light vote.
Bring back the seal OF State, old Beldam.
Casey conquers, and don't you forget it
Patterson paralyzed the enemy yester-
day.
Where was Hook when the light went
The boys couldn't help celebrating last
night.
One could sniff Democratic victory in
the air.
Jack Walsh knows every man in the
county.
DIR. Porter will do US proud in the LegIs-
lsture.
State Discredit Hawkins, your goose is
cooked.
The APPEAL corps will all appear in
new hats.
Patterson ran as if he we're sextuples
yesterday.
-Barnum's circus will not display at the
Legislature.
Casey Young's majority will be 1900,
perhaps 1000.
"A long farewell to speeches, flies, drums
and hurrahs.
Peasley is announced as a candidate for
governor In 1882.
I'm spite of the Sky-blue racket, Fusssll
only got 1S4 votes.
The Sky-blues have written to Oscar
Wilde for consolation.
Judge Smith was too respectable for the
Republican diaphragm.
-One-Hundred-an Three Ramsey will
not be the next speaker.
The colored workiugmeu went back on
the Trades Union ticket.
old Rip Van Wrinkle can now take an
other sleep of twenty years.
-Hadden will moralize on the result in
the police court this morning.
THE dogs will bark at me as pass BY
them."-A. Gloster Hawkins.
-Cassells can cultivate the obscurity 10
which nature has entitled him.
-Katzsnberger wants to know what it
has got to do with the spring meeting.
Judge Smith is not as good a manager of
a minstrel show as William r. Moore.
The districts to be heard from will swell
the Democratic majorities considerably.
Hawkins, RUSSELL and Beasley-these
three will ask this morning, "Where are we"
AN enthusiastic Democrat told Sky
blue last night TO 60 and read Poe's "Raven."
The aore-heads, the Rip Van Wrinkles
and the fragile young men were all over
whelned.
Said William M. Smith to William ]. |
Smith, at is the melancholy month OF No
Yember." |
Soak, soak,
Soak with care.
Let us repair
To some unknown,
secluded lair,
And soak our heads
In a rivuet fair.
-Ch3Tus of Three Witchss-Bedslsy, HapkiRs and
RUSSELL