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Taylor.
Special TO the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
TAYLOR, MAY lat $3.50 p. IN. to-day the
last spike connecting the Missouri Pacific
with the International was driven by Hon.
j. X. Hoxie, of Chicago, assisted by Mrs.
]. X. Hoxie, Mrs. O. II. Booth, Mrs. J. y.
Seun aud Miss Hattie Mumford. connect
ing the east with the west. Mr.. j. II. Rob-
crtson, n leading and popular attorney OF
Round Rock, delivered o pleasing and np-
propriAte address, telling us OF the
grand benefits TO be derived
from international commerce. The spike
driven to-day would connect the
great east with the undeveloped resources
| OF Mexico. His address was followed by
brief speeches from Hon. ]. X. Hoxie.
Judge j. N. McFadden, Captain J. w,
Painter and Mr.. j. X. Planket. Train
Master X. p. Korbin and Train Dispatcher
u. J. Healy, Of Palestine, and many other
prominent visitors were here to witness
| this grand event. An abundance Of Pipcr
Heidsick and numerous kegs Of refreshing
lager and toasts made the day one long 20
| be remembered.
The town Is now booming. Every day
brings numerous .prospectors, and our
broad end beautiful prairie ID being dotted
with comfortable homes and farms. Agents
Of manufacturers and capitalists are now
here seeking Investments.
Tomorrow We have an election for incorN
poration and expect 10 incorporate BY
handsome majority, and our city ihthen
| will then look TO the future Developments
Of the water supply and internal improve
sments.
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WASHINGTON, May 1.-The debt state
ment issued to-day shows a reduction, of
debt during the month of April of sl4,il5,
1914. Cash in the treasury $333, ,57i, ,509,47;
gold certificates outstanding, 5,072, l20, sill
yer certificates of deposit outstanding, Sl5,-
1l5,OUV; reiuEding certificates outstanding,
S6J2,OOO; legal tender outstanding, $34G,-
63l ,0l6; fractional currency outstanding,
$50 lS,7l7, cash balance available, ,Sl45, ,03l,-
5000.
Senator Blair appeared before the house
committee on foreign affairs and occupied
the entire time Of to-day session reading
q prepared statement At the opening OF
the session Chairman Williams began 20
PROFOUND questions as soon as Blair was
sworn, but witness asked permission To
read the statement, after which he would
answer such questions rs heproperly could
and would then be pleased to answer such
| questions US he properl" could.
| Blount desired to know exactly what
J was meant by that remark. He though,
witness put himself unreservedly
! in the hands of the committee if any ques
| tons We're to be reserved. lie thought il
had better be settled at once.
Blair replied that he could not tell in ad
vance what questions might be asked, bu
| he did not expect to ask any indulgence
| The secretary of the treasury to day is
sued the ll3th bond call, includinkthe resi-
due of continued skies OF 1861, amounting
| to about Sll 100000
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these bills as individual log-rolling; while
Bragg, in acting as teller, jocosely desig
mated each member Ms he voted for public
buildings as "Court-house at Peori ~
"Posti,,oflicea at Marquette, "Minl.at Nevada
CITY, etc. The next bill on which suspen-
sion OF rules was asked was Tor the erection
OF a public building at Galveston, TO cost
$1,000. It was opposed by Bragg, who
fought 1t at every step, and was only passed
by ayote of the speaker, who cast his vote
III affirmative. Adjourned
COMBINATIONS.
The senate confirmed the nominations of
dam Badean asconsul. general at Havana;
j. L, Wickersham, of Pennsylvania, charge
d. aflalres to Denmark Lewis L. Peasants,
collector of internal revenue, third district
of Georgia, and the following posImasters;
Josephine Hopkins, Glen Allen, Virginia;
Richard II. Wray, Reedsvlle, North Caro-
lima; Dewitt c. Marquin, Durham, North
Carolina.
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Those Election Cnses.

CHARLESTON, May LIN the United
States circuit court to-day the jury charged
with the case of the United States against
John T. Hogg and others, accused OF OBJ.
structing qualified voters in Barnewell
county election in 1889, were called into
court at y. nj. and having failed TO agree
on verdict they were discharged and u
mistrial was entered Two were for con-
viciion, ten for acquital.
The government this morning took up
the cast. of the United States against John
B. Nixon, Maurice Mcguire and J. G..
Levin, managers of election at Hope en-
gine-house precinct, in this city, at the
election in 1850. The charge is stuii'ug the
ballot-box. The government examined
five witnesses, one of whom testified that
there was an excess Of 1,079 tickets in the
box over the number of names on the poll
list Another testified he saw one of the
managers with his hand in the box after
the polls closed, and three testified they
saw two managcrs putting something re-
sembling tickets into the hole of the bal
lotbox during the day. The government
will examiQc other witnesses tomorrow.
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OF Course.

LONDON, May 1.-The match between
Hanan and Trickett on the Thames was
won by Hanlan by one length and great
ease.
The men embarked in their boats half an
hour before the race was started. Both of
them were much applauded. Trickett,
Just before the start, appeared ID
be somewhat anxious. The final bet
ting was five to one on Hanlan. The
start was good one, Hanlan having
slightly the best of Trickett, and led imme.
dately afterward. There was never any
doubt about he result. Harlan promptly
rowcd Trickett down at Craven Cottage
Six furlongs from the starting point Han.
Ian was one quarter of lengtk clear
of Trickett and at the creek
about two miles aud hall further on took
the Australians water, OF Barnes, but d
short distance from the creek, he was lead
ing Trickett by about fifteen seconds. Han
lans time was II minutes and 5S seconds
and Trickett's time was - minutes and 3;
seconds. Hanlan played with Trickett as
usual.
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stock Ss0o,OoQ file 1 a charter to-day The
Lampasas, and put up and main-
tain water and gas.works. The following
are the ir ctors:
George l.. Porter, c. 7. Howe, l.. c. Rice,
W, ID, Cleveland. J. Ii. Blake, ]. Waldo,.
d. A. Bolts and T. J. Clancy, OF Houston,
George Sealey and Walter Gresham, of
Galveston.
III The Laredo Water company, capital
$4,000, filed charter.
Ihe comptroller decides that where
farmer distils his own grain into spirituous
liquors and sells the same, he must pay q
liquor dealers license.
kec' lpts ut the treasury during the month
OF April, from the sale Of lands, were SO,-
COO
Mrs. ,Swisher's lecture tonight was
the ablest ever delivered in this
city, She treated her subject, itsel
a different one, with such complete mas
terry Of its metaphysics and with such log
ical force, proceeding from premises to-
conclusion, that it was simply impossible
to escape the convincing power other argu-
ment. She certainly holds high rank
among the talented of America.
wild rumors have been in circulation for
several days to the effect that the
governor would veto the congress
sional apportionment bill. One rumor
is to the effect that member
OF one Of the houses, on leave, was tele-
graphed to hurry back to sustain the veto.
Per contra, It is stated tonight from
one in high authority That the
governor, though dissatisfied with
the party carving-knife, will not call
the veto power into requisition.
Since 1t has become an open secret that the
governor will not allow the use of his name
for o third term, the friends of Judge Ire
land have been working like beavers.
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SANGER BROTHERS.
MIR, ERWEARSALE

Of Last Week effected more than expected of it, not
v the matter of large sales ia fact that is always gratyng
% also by successfully introducing what without doubt the
largest Department in this Line in the South.
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PLAiNrrELp, N. j., May lat William
street cemetery yesterday, two sisters
fought n pitched battle over the remains OF
their mother. The mother and all of the
family but one daughter were Catholics.
When the mother died the Catholic chill.
drcn were unable TO bear her funeral ex.
penses, and the Protestant daughter agreed
to bury the mother, and was about to 10 so,
when the procession was interrupted
at the cemctry gates by the woman's Cath.
olic children, four in number, all grown
men and women, who threatened violence
IL the body was inferred in the Protestant
grounds. Finally by aid of the police inter,
mont was completed but the violent demon
stration of the Catholic children of the dead
woman and their sympathizers amounted
TO riot. An attempt was made to kill the
Protestant sister.
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Captain Jack.

CHICAGO, May i.--Somc time ago the In
dian apartment requested the military to
arrest Captain Jack, Of the White River
utcs, who was In the vicinity of Fort Wa /.
bake, Wyoming. The arrest was made ON
April -: shortly 81 s aiserward ,rar & he a,,empied M
he he secured q carbne and killed Sergeant
Richard Casey. of the ID cavalry. A
mountain howitkcr was then fred into Il @
tepee and Captain Jack was Instantly
Killed. Captain Jack was noted leader N
the Thornburg and Meeker massacre, and
was very dangerous and bad lightning Z"
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NoRrots, Va, May LA private dis.
patch from Mechanlsville, North Carolina,
says Bingham's military academy and bar.
racks burned this morning. No particu.
lars.
1ruAcA,N. Y, May 1.-The Washington
glass works, comprising several buildings,
were totally burned this morning. Ths
buildings were OF wood and very well filled
with stock and manufactured goods. Loss
about 10000 Insurance, $4,000. One
hundred and twenty-five men were EN-.
ployed,
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New York stock ,Iarke.

NEw YoRk, May 1.-The stock market
generally weak and In the main prices
were q fraction lower than satur.
days closing prices. In the early
dealings prices fell of is to per
cent, the latter for Cleveland, Columbus
Circinusti& indianapolis. Al II o'clock
there vas . recovery of .ac1i; Cleveland,
Cclumbu,, Circinnsti a Indianapolis,
n,ominsat % spscuistiop & 'bye bs,ry esg Heng most
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1882-11-02

| n srsse SoFA COUNTY, for MEMBER o. Con
Bethany-Robert Davidson, John NJ. Thomas
son, Robert McMackin.
Bethel-S S. Smith, D. J. Stanton, John A.
Campbell.
Black Station henderson Martin, William F.
Dye William a. Baber.
Blairsville-Robert Hays, w. D. Parks. Samuel
Patrick.
Buffalo,. c. Webber, w. d. CASTOR, D. G,
Webber.
Bullock's Creek-James Jenkins, Edward
Sims. w. f. Good.
Clark's Fork--R. j. Love, T. J. Thompson, j.
Clay Hill-J.C Fl. Duff, Perry Ferguson. w.
J. Neely.
Clover-W. #. Jackson, R. A. Matthews, STAN
Coates Tavern-W.J White. A. K Smith, VIM.
Smith, Jr.
Fort Mil-A. c. Springs, J. r. Harris, A. s.
White.
Hickory Grove-R. X. seahorn J. D. Jones, J.
E. Leech.
McConnellsville-J. P. Moore, G.. S. Wilson,
Alfred Moore.
McEIwees Mill-Walter H. Moore, VIM. s.
Moore, Daniel Fulton.
Rock Hill r. j. Hagins, D. G. Williams f. R..
Avery.
.Yorkvile-O. J. Hart, Jr., James L. Moss, Jos.
O. Walker.
The foregoing managers have been appointed.
The election will be held on the 7th OF November,
1892 The polls will open at A. NJ, and close at
GP. NJ. The polling places will he not less than
ing places for voing fpsS State and County Officers.
JOHN A. LATrA. Chm. Com. Election.
f. a. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY EXECUTRIX.

DY virtue of the power given me by the will of
ID Fl. F. F.ADICKF.S, deceased, will sell at pub
lir sale, at York Court House on
SALES-DA IN NOVEMBER,
all the Real Estate belonging to the said deceased,
consisting Of the following town lots and farming
lands, to-wlt:
|. The three story Brick Building known as
the "ADICKES BUILDING' situated on the
corner OF Congress and Liberty streets, in the
town of YOrkviile, containing two large and
handsome store rooms on Congress street, togeth-
with a large number of rooms on the second
and third stories.
q The house and lot Immediately in the rear
of the brick building containing acre of land
with large and comfortable two story dwelling
house thereon, now occu pied as residence by
w. b. Williams. Esq. This lot has also on it three
small buildings fronting on l.ib"rty street.
The house and lot situated on.........street
formerly the property and residence of w. G..
Owen, and known as the "Owen Lot This lot
contains one acre Of land, and has on it a COM
Portable dwelling house ........rOoms with the
necessary outbnildings
T. a lot on corner Of Liberty street opposite
the Meek lot, containing acre.
5 A tract Of land one mile from York Court
House, on the Gabbys Ford road, bounded by
lands of DR.. ]. NJ. Lowry, K. J. Latta, Estate of
James Finley and others. containing 227 acres.
About IS acres of the land is under cultivation
the balance is wood land.
). A tract of land, six miles from Yorkville,
lying near TillldHepHld tuurcL, kIloWH as tHe
"Henretta Williams place, bounded by lands
of s. &. Hemphill, Jno. $. Bratton Samuel j..
Garrison Aiken and others. and containing
227 acres, and has on it good houses, barns &c,
usually found on farm. This farm has about
$50 acres of cultivated land Of which Is acres are
fine bottom, the balance consists Of fine timber,
and is most valuable farm. 1t is at present oc-
cnpied and worked by MIR. A. l.. Jonas. to whom
it is leased until january, 1854, and will be sold
subject to this lease, the purchaser TO collect and
receive the rents for the year 1888
Either Of the two tracts Of land, Nos and q,
will be divided into tracts and sold to suit purcha
sers.
TERMS OF SALE.
| One half cash on day of sale, the balance to be
paid on Ist November, 1888, with interest from
day of sale note to he secured by tgage of the
! property purchased. And in case of town prop
erty the bnding to be insured, and the policy
assigned for benefit of Estate Possession to he
given lst January.
Persons desiring information or inspection OF
any of the above described property can obtain
same by calling on H. f. Adickes or Withers
| Adickes, at Y0rkville s. G.
MARY l.. ADICKES, Execntrix.
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CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA OF YORK.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS

James F. Hart. Plaintiff, against John r. Gard
ner. Administrator, and others, Defend
ants.
IN obedience to the Decree of His Honor j.
s. COthran, one of the Circuit Judges OF the
said State, made in the above entitled cause,
dated April Sth, 1882, l will expose to public
SALE at York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY (Sales- Day. IN NOVEMBER,
Next, during the legal hours of sale, the Real
Estate described in the pleadingS herein, to wit
ALI. THAT HOUSE AND LOT
In the town of Yorkville, and known as the Dr.
J. NJ. Lowry lot, on East Liberty Street, con-
tanning
TWO ACRES. MORE OR LESS.
Adjoining lots of Mrs. Snider, Robt J. Latta and
the Episcopal Church lot.
Also, all that plantation on Fishing Creek, and
known as the DR.. j. NJ. Lowry place as sub.di-
vided by w. 3. Allison, ID. s. Plats on file in
this Office. All that piece or parcel designated
as No. |. in Plat. containing
TWO HUNDRED AND NINETY ACRES,
More or less, bounded by lands Of r. B. Kenne-
dy and John T. Lowry, and other lands Of said
Lowry North of Fishing Creek.
All that piece, parcel or tract Of land, designa-
ted as No. 2. in Plat, containing
THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES,
More or less, adjoining lands Of John n. Lowry
Sutton lands and w. 7. Jones ana otherS, MOSt
of this tract also lies North Of the Creek.
Also all that piece, parcel or tract of land, desig-
mated as No. g. in Plat, containing
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES,
More or less, adjoining lands of DR.. J. r. Bratfon,
w. Y. Jones. Sutton lands and others. This
tract lies South of Fishing Creek.
Also, all that piece, parcel or tract of land, situ-
ted near the town Of Yorkvile, containing
FIFTY-TWO ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
Adjoining lands of DR.. r. T. Allison. Mrs. G. j.
Robertson, and others.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third Cash: balance of purchase money in
two equal instalments payable in one and two
years, with interest from day Of sale and secured
by the bond Of the purchaser or purchasers, with
a mortgage Of the premises sold. Purchaser to
pay for papers.
JOS. F. WALLACE, G. G. Ps.
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CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAR0LINA-C0UNTY OF YORK
IN rII1r 1,nMHxAN pIEAS


F. r. Seapoch and wife, Plaintiffs, against Thom-
az Good and wife, Defendants.
IN obedience to the Decretal Order made by his
Honor VIM. H. Wallace, one Of the Circuit
Judges Of the said State, dated June 28th. A. D.,
1882, 7 will expose to public sale nt York Court
House, on the
FIRST MONDAY (sales- Day. IN NOVEMBER,
Next, during the legal hours Of sale tile Real Es'
tate described in the compaintin said cause, con-
ssting of all that tract of land, situated in the
county and State aforesaid. lying on Kings
Creek, bounded by lands of Elisha and Sarah
Hardin, Jacob Deal, Dixon and NJ. NJ. Tate, and
containing
ONE HUNDRED Il TWENTY. EIGHT ACRES,
More or less, and of which James Fulton died
seized and possessed
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Cash, on day of Sale, and the bal
ance thereof on credit Of one and two years, to
he paid i'm equal installments, with interest from
day of sale, and secured by the bond of the pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises. Pur-
chaser to he allowed to pay all sh. if lie wishes
to do 80. Purchaser to pay for papers.
JOS. +. WALLACE, {. G. Pls.
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AUCTION SALES.
CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAR0LINA--COUNTY OF YORK.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Samuel l.. Davidson, Plaintiff, against Andrew
Black and others, Defendants.
IN obedience to the Decree Of Sale and Partition
i in the cause above entitled, made by his Honor
J. s. ('othran one of the Circuit Judges Of the
said State, dated April 9th, 1882 will expose to
public sale, at York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY (Sales- Day. IN NOVEMBER,
Next, during the legal hours of sale, all that par
eel of land, in said county and State, being that
portion Of the
JOSEPH BLACK OLD HOME PLACE,
Lying West of the following division line. COM
mencing at a hickory, McSwain's line, and run
ming to a branch near the house, leaving Andrew
Black certain spring then used by him thence
with the branch below the harm thence to the
right 80 as to leave Robert Blacks house TO the
left, and pass tn rough spring used by him {;
thence due South to Jamson's line, containing
EIGHTY ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
TERMs-One- third Cash, on day of sale, and
the balance on a credit Of one and two years, in
equal installments, with interest from day of sale
payable annually, and secured by the bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers.
JOS. F. WALLACE, G. G. Pls.
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NOTICE.

TIME time for settling for Supplies and Guano
has arrived, aud as am compelled to settle
with my Companies by the lst OF November,
would earnestly request that my customers bring
in their cotton at All early day and thus save me
from any Inconvenience in making my settle
ment.
All parties behind for last year and for back
claims are expected to pay up without further
excuses. j. w. +. HOPE.
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NOW READY.
HISTORY OF THE ASSOCIATE REFORMED SYNOD OF

THE SOUTH.
I N the above Work, Iendeavored to give con-
4 else and accurate history of the causes which
led to the secession Of 1888, under the Erskincs,
together with Il full and detailed account Of the
ORGANIZATION of the old Associate Reformed Synod,
the General Synod, and the parties entering into
the organizations. The history of the Associate
beginning through the Presbvtery Of the Carroll
mas and Georgia, the Synod of the Carolinas and
the Synod of the Sou h, , down to the present time
In addition to this, brief history is given of the
Reformed Presbyterian and United Presbyterian
Churches.
The Work is printed on good clear type on good
heavy paper, is bound in cloth, and contains four
hundred and eighteen pages. 1t will be sold at
- 25 either at my Office, or delivered by mail.
Address X. LATHAM,
Yorkville, s, c.
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WEED SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
VI IINU NV1TR1 'f1'
HARTFORD, CONN.
April 6 IA tt

MANAGERS OF ELECTION
TN YORK COUNTY, for State and County Of
/ ticers:
Bcthany-A. G. stroup Leroy A. McGill, John
B. Plexico.
Bethel. L. Adams, Samuel Clinton, T. c.
Pegram.
Blacks Station-W. J. Reese, John s. Mintz,
William F. wilkins.
Blairsvile-Samuel Blair, Sr., John NJ. Russell,
J. #. WhitesideS.
Butalo-Jonathan Moore a. H. Moore, John
Wyie.
Bulock's Crepk-W. O. Guy,J NJ Sims, s. M
McNeel.
Clark's Fork-W. B. Moss, w. A. Love, w. s.
Plexico.
Clay Hill. a. NJ. L. Stewart, r. S. Partlow,
r. G. McCaw.
Clover-W. D. Moore John Knox, J. W. Beam
guard.
Coates Tavern-John d. Cornwell, H. NJ. Lime
berger, w. J. Roddey.
Fort Mill. A. Withers, b. J. Trnesdel, d. H..
White.
Hickory Grove-J. H. Wylie, w. c. Whitesides,
w. 5. Wilkerson.
McConnellsvlle-John 8. Bratton, George j..
Steele, J. Oscar Moore.
McElwee's Mill-John l.. Starr, J. r. Logan, j..
A. Erwin.
Rock Hill. J. Waters, w. G. Reid, J. J..
Roach.
Yorkville-J. Ernest Lowry, S. A. McElwec,
w. A. Moore.
The foregoing managers have been appointed.
The election will he held on the 7th of November,
6P,M. T. c. ROBERTSON,
Chairman Com. Election.
JOSEPH R. THERSPoON, Secretary.
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Aamoruus department.
LIME KILN CLUB DECISIONS.

II take pleasure in informin' dis club, began
Brother Gardner, ''dat de committee on judi
ciary has reported de fOllOwin' special decisions
10 cover cases which may arise among MEN,
bers. De seckretary will read 'em in an eligi-
bic tone, so dat all kin h'ar, an de chair will
take it as q personal favor if Elder Toots will
keep awake door-in' de mex six minits.'
The secretary then read as follows
In case man finds sack of flour in the road
it am his dooty to take it home an keep it in
Il dry place.
No man am expected to pound his own dog
in case he finds 'em tighten.
Signs of keep off the Grass, {" 'No Admit
tance," Elevator Not Running" and ''Shut
the Door," are put up for ornament and should
receive no attention.
Eleven ounces of beef an five ounces of
bone make pound of beefsteak which will
STAN in law.
Wills written in chalk on the BAN doah
won't STAN in law.
Doan' praise a man kase he borrys your
hoe an returns it on time. Wait until he
strikes you fur dollar.
4 person kin be arrested fur Stealin' an unl-
brella, same as fur stealin' Il hog, but no one
ever will be.
Dar am ninety-eight chances outer hun
dred agin de man who bets on de weight of a
hog, but moas' any man will take de chances
if it doan' cost ober two shillin's.
CALM man liar doan' prove it. 1t am
simply your opinyun, an may not be WORT a
cent.
Befor' complainin' of yer naybur fur keepin
barkin' dogs, be sure dat your goat does his
browsin' at home.
Honesty in public officials kin be looked fun
wherebur de amount OBJ de bond exceeds de
amount of cash he kin handle at one time
Detroit Free Press.