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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-05-16
THE EXAMINER
WACO, MAY 16, 1882.
NEW TAX LAW.
a. Enacted at the Extra Session
of the seventeenth Legfsla-
ture.
Continued from sunday--Lonclusion.


From every person, firm or association
OF per ons dealing in lightning rods, an
annual tax of thirty-siX dollars TO the
70 the county in which such business is
carried on; upon every person canvassing
for the sale OF lightning rods, an annual
tax of thiIty-siX dollars, and eighteen dol
hrs a. county tax to each county which
such canvassing is done.
From every person, firm or association
of persons following the occupation OF
cotton broker, cotton factor or commits
sion merchant. in city OF more than five
thousand inhabitants. an annual tax of
thirty-tiye dollars, and in all other cases an
annual TAX of eighteen dollars provided,
that merchant who pays an occupation
tax. rs under section 3. OF this act shall
not be considered as "cottOn broker"
From every pawnbroker, an annual tax
of Seventy-tiVe dollars.
From every person pursuing the OcCu-
patton of Gotten buyer, five dollars;
provided. that merchant who pays an
occupation lax as herein prescribed, shall
not be considered as Il cotton buyer.
From every person, firm, agency or as
socIation of persons dealing in sewing
machines. an annual tax of fifty dollars
to the state, and seven dollars as county
tax, in every county where such bust
ness may be carried on; and upon every
person canvassing for the sale of sew
ing machines, an annual tx Of fifteen
dollars to the state and seven dollars as
county tax, in every county where such
business may be carried on; provide J,
that merchant who pays an occupa-
ton tax as required by this section,
shall not be required to pay this special
tax for selling wing machines.
From any person, firm or association
of persons. doing an express business in
this state, an annual tax of five hundred |
do lars shall be levied and collected |
this tax to be paid by such person, firm
or association Of persons doing an ex-
press business, to the comptroller of
public acc UNITS, whose receipt, under |
seal, shall be issued to the company or
certified copies of which |
shall be evidence of the payment of the |
state, county and municipal occupation
tax
From cvey person, firm or associa-
hon of persons owning or running any |
palace, sleeping or dming-room cars, on |
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any railroad IN this state there shall be
collected an annual tax of fifty cents per
mile for each and every mile of any and
all railroads in this state, over which
such cars may run. This tax herein due
shall be paid by said person, firm or as
sociation of persons, to the comptroller
of public accounts, whose receipt, uuder
seal, shall be issued to the company,
person or firm, certified copies of which
shall be evidence of the payment of the
state tax; provided, that nothing herein
contained shall authorize the levy of
any county or municipal tax upon such
person, firm or association of persons.
From every person, firm or as<ocia-
ton of persons, owning or running any
railroad cars, steamboats, or stage coach
es in this state, there shall be collected
April, July and October of each year, a
tax of three-fourths OF one per centum
ON steamboats, or stage coaches, and
One-half of one per centum on railroads,
upon their gross receipts from all pas
senger travel within this state the said
gross receipts to be returned under
oath by said owner, agent or manager,
to the comptroller and sail taxes to be
collected by the comptroller, under such
regulations as he may prescribe; prOvid-
ed that nothing herein contained shall
authorize the levy of any county or num-
cipal tax upon such person, firm or asso-
citation of persons.
From every chartered telegraph COM
pany doing business within this state,
there shall be collected one cent for
every full rate message sent by any per-
son within this sta,e to any person with |
in this state, one-h1lf that for any mes
sage less than full rate message so
sent. This tax to be paid quart rly to |
the comptroller, on the sworn statement |
of the chief manager of said company
or companies, who shall keep a record |
of such messages, and the rec pJs of the |
under seal, shall be issued |
to said company or companies, certified |
copies of which shall be evidence of the |
payment of the state tax; provided, |
railroad messages for running their |
trains and for company use, sha not be |
taxed; provided, further that nothing |
herein contained shall authorize the levy |
or collection of any county or municipal |
tax upon such chartered companies for
sent, and messages sent on
official business by officers of the United I.
S ates.
For each telephone company doing
in this state, an annual tax OF .
fifty dollars, and for each county in |
which they may do business, county |
tax of ten dollars.
From each street railway company an
annual tax of five dollars for each and .
every s rect car actually in use.
From each Gas COMPANY manufacture
ing gas in towns and cities of ten thou
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san az lhnaolIantS OF more, thlrty-hVe
1oilars; III to"ns anu flties having less
man ten thousa1u lnIlaoltanls' twenty
dollars: lProFlueG' IurIHer' V.at tle pay
ment OF the tax heretofore imposed by
law u shali not atlehorlze any person or
urn 10 pursue any occupation upon
Wnlch a TAX Is imposed Dy
tnls act, eAcep. on eonlpi!ahce Win
the PROVISIONS Oh ~ this ac'' anu st'cn per
son OF urn s1ali nave cleo'ls on tne
alnount OF TAX leVle9 ny tiiis acI LOT tne
amount alTeaet paio Dy MN 81 vi 'n tI}
on SO S mucn OF t9e Term pAiu lor as. as snall
noI , nave eA ip at !9e il me tIlS act
sliati sahe GliGcI PIoslu t3 oLat Cne IacI
Inat d -I ISA 10 IevieI py lils ms. altIcle upon
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ATempermte DRINK.

Purity, elegance and delight can be
had for five cents by asking for the
Diamond Sea" Cigar, and having no
other. The Diamond Seal" is the most
fragrant tve-center in the city, and can
be had from all tirst-class retailers. The
trade supplied by L. A. Goidstein,
O4l9tc.
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E Q
GrsIin.

| hereby inform my friends and the
public, that | have removed my Office
from East Waco to the LGsll building
north side of the public square. where a.
manager tor Mr.. Julius c. Wiley. | will
buy grain and other produce, the present
season tor his account. [ will also buy
for delivery at stations on the Houston
and Texas Central, Missouri tactic.
Gulf Colorado and 5 inta Fe or Texas and
St, Louis roads where shipping facili-il 5
will permit. | viii continue Il branch at
flee ut my old stand in East Waco. for the
purpose of accommodating r.ceipts on
the east side OF the river. Thanking Won
for past patronage, respectfully ASK a
continuance of the same in my new reia-
tons. Very Respectfully.
o-|-lmo \. {. \. ROGERS.
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MEDICAL.
Nd STRONG'S PILLS {!
, MD Well-tried, Wonderful, Health
]" Renewing Remedies,
PICTORIAL Pills insnr

..-,rc- lectOraI Pills ipsures
.","rrtitc. GOOD digestion, regularity
-,,: Lonc.-. \ sure remedy tor Colds
q .- gTb5rnm4rism. \ precious boon to
sd ,p females. soothing and bracing the
,l l", .,sfcm. and giving vigor and
'' w IN fyerv fibre OF the body.
.h .,...o,no's Sanaiive Pills for the
III 4 Epeely cure tor Liver Complaint.
! 'l .i,.'nS the Bowels, Purifying the
- ~ cleansing from Malarial faint. A
D ~. ...i ear.. Tor Sick Headache, Consripa-
and Dyspepsia. Sold by leading
~ irnlars and almanacS. with full
';.rI.rs. address Box $50, New York
0426lm
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Don't begin your travels until you have
q linen or mohair duSter, good trunk or
valiSe, the only place to get them at is
Sanger Bros. O5l4tc
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Young man do you want fine shirt.
collar, or pair of cuffs? DO you want a
scarf of the latest fashion? DO you want
fine suit OF under wear if so 20 where
yor can get the best for your money, at
Sanger Bros. U5l4tc
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SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

The sick committee of Waco Lodge ~, for
the ensuing month, beginning January =, 1872:
J. Il. Reese. j IL Sears, I. ). SclHan, J. r.
SeGwick, W b. Tricc.
J. W. SPEIGHT, ". NJ.
J l.. GtLAiEIt, SEt'N.
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Ladies and gentlemen will do well to
call on Sanger Bros. when they want a
pair of shoes OF the latest style, best make
and low prices. 0jl4tc
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ELahIIRs.

Don't forget to inspect the late invoice
of millinery and fancy goods at Mrs.
Doss', No. 52l5 Austin street, up stairs.
Hair goods il endless varirty,-0jl5te
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Ladies'

Are respectfully invited to call this
week to ms ect my new arrivals of
laces and newest styles of neckwear, as
1t will be treat to them. Offered at
the lowest prices at Is. Haber' s.-OJI4tc
blue and lavender at I. /; Jordans.
04l6tc
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On tap every day, WOotcn'S genuine
mineral Bremond water at Tucker y
Willis.
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LEGION OF HONOR.

American Legion of Honor, Council No. 1852
holds regular meetings first ana third Satur-
day in each month.
FRANK \. W. CREAGEG. Secretary.
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For SALE
THE AUSTIN HOUSE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS.

This elegant property, three-story
rock building, with twenty i've rooms
a double rock building with four rooms,
cislern. out houses and other conyemences3
together with lots 92Xl3O adjoining ana
Including all the
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Tucker u Willis are sole agents 70
Wooten wells water.
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inst received-A fresh supply OF vac
cine virus points, at Tucker q Willis.
05l2f
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lob work in very superior style at the
Fx,NIINER newspaper and job printing
establishment. utl
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25.CENT COLUMN.
ABSTRACT OFF TnTLES.

DETER g. RUCKER Il CO. Bolton, Texas,
L have 4 complete abstract of the records of
Bell county and control over $4,000 acres of
land in Bell county. O429im
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Given
for
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TEMPERANCE

Temperance Council No. il6, meets every
Friday night at sharp, in Lehman
Hall, east side square.-l023ly
X. W. DAVIS, W. p.
T. P.MOORE r. S.
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SALE

i Sc / mi H r
ls a& $751; h5GE&
Lem
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Black figured and stripe lace bunting at
r. i. JOrCanS.
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s.eIS'E'.
FOR RENT.


Two BRICK store rooms and motel with six
i teen rooms for rent; viii rent very low.
Apply to j. Z. Frazier.-O5l1tf.
THE UPPER FLOOR next state Central
i Bank, for nall or Offices, 80 feet deep, newly
furnished, gas, water, front and rear stairs.
Apply to :. Lyons, y Austin street n505tf
DESIDENCE on Franklin street, close 10
IL Star bakery. Apply to Jas. 3. Baker.
U429ti
4 NICE RES IDENCE on North Eighth street
~ good water and large grounds, Apply to
Y. +. Sparks. ui2Stf
NOR KEN Ton North Eighth street, house
Il with three rooms, large lot ami a splendid
well of water. Apply to Z. +. BumhLm.-44Htt
NOR RENr-Two largo rc Ius in the new
Il Chalmers block, suitable Tor Offices or
sleeping rooms. Apply TO II. W. Hu by or
VIM. BROOKS. --Oll7-tf
CITY PROPERTY 10 .LEASE.-44 deslr-
~ able los situated on Franklin. Mary
and Jackson streets, and eight on South
SlXIl to lease on easy terms, for five or SIX
yea !. Apply % L. Il. PARROIT,
a. !Idtf NacC.
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", 0IWntss OF IIslOn,
i'es 10 N. head. the vital fluid passing I'M
..'arEed DO The urine, and mans other diseases
-a' lead o. i3 sanity and death. The medical
i-lgle'urr rome r.rd with the institution are
si.-ust., ot the hr-t colleges of Europe anu
H. c.uairy, au1 have had large experience In
Nc .rnuhl,.-, and viii agree to forfeit RI
al INBRED DOLL AES to case Of this kind
~s' VITAL RESTORATIVE under their special
s.'Ite and tr-stu.rut v in not cure, or for any
-Jg Impure ar Injurious found In It. We treat
81 private diseases successfully without mer-
or. CONSULT AXIOM FREE. Thorough
animation aud advice, including analysis, 81
-hef s.. Price Of VITAL RESTOltAI II r
"a bottle, OF four times the quantity, SIO
,-lt 90 any address upon receipt of price. c.
Lh., secure from o.. seivation, and In private
.-R.r % net, 10y English Medical institute,
'..'l' Olive street, st Louis. Missouri Post
-c- box, 1850. Tucker " " Ills, holesale
By Retail Agents, Waco, IeXss --t4tsdwly
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FOR SALE.


Ny HORSE and phaeton, good family horse
vi which apybouy can drive. Apply to W.
X. CliitOn.-5liIw.
NOR SALE want u close out job lot Of
i Mason : Fruit Jars, 1000 Corn Sacks, Low
Oats Bags, TOO Wool sacks, and 2lU seamless
sacks. 05I2tf l.. STRAUSS. East " ace.
Two BRAZOS BOTTOM FARMS. one at S.
i per acre, the other at $40; Oh" "a miles be-
low ACC, the Otncr miles above Vac 1T
j. G. FRAZIER.
DARTIES who want To buy hr.p would 30
L well to call on ne, as have more on hauu
than need, choice ewes and weturr,.
U5J5lm JOHN $. MOORE, Waco.
ar RENT-A Soda Fountain complete, Sill
~ yer mounted, marble slab and iu good run
Mug order; two draughte.
CHARLES kOpIIAL,
o7onm Ns,t STATE Central rank.
4 StCuND-HAND Rockuway. at "a bargain
N Apply to d. +. Hopkins X Bro. uiUiwf
I HAVE, in different parts Of the city, deSIra-
L bic building lots, which the prudent cash
purchaser is advised to LOOK ~ before purchas-
ing. Also choice lands in small or large tracts
IN different counties, at prices 10 sutt. Gilt
edgcttlcs. II Is to your interest to see me If
you want either city or country property in
choice localities cheap.
OlGgtf GEO. BARN ARD.
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Lot, north 9th street, waco.
Home, Mary street, waco. 90.
lot, o.th First street, waco
" agon yard, East waco.
Part OF lot, south It'll st, waco
Lot, Mary bet 10 4 III st, waco
Lot, north Seventh st, waco.
Lot, south First street. waco
LtNO. l, :, 8, 1, II, L., IL, blkNoll
Lot, Barron's branch, waco.
House on DIR Sans place %.
Lot No. Is, block No D, waco.
Johnson, W Phrs .......-.-..
Tong, John Il. ...........-....
stephens. Observation-Disclosures,
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The Great English Remedy.

l. 4 never lalllng lure
for nervous debility,
"a haustrd Vitality,
seminal weakness,
-permatorrhu.a, LOSl
MANHOOD, inputcn-
ry, paralysis, and all
he terrible effects Of
self abuse, youthful
follits and excuses Of
uaturer years such as
oss OF memory, lassl-
tude, nocturnal ennis
sion, aversion of sOcie
~ 1imnpsS of vision,
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RAILROADS.
CoNNECTIoNS

Al GALVESTON with Mallory Line
OF Steamers tor.keyWest and New York.
Morgan Line for New Orleans. India,
nRoIia, Corpus Christi Brownsville and
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Crystal Springs Items.
Peach cobolers abound.


Melons ore large and lucious.
ga little moro cider too" help
yourself for Eve cents.
The &c uand for fruit jars far exceeds
tho supply.
The wise farmers amusement just
new is fodder pulling.
r. B. Mimms Utica Stage line is
well patronized. Mr.. Bulo Terry
handles tho lines and he knows how
to do 1t.
The large amount Of money sp-
prop rated by the Board of Super
visors at its last meeting. is exciting
comment OF au unfayorable nature.
Some antiqualed philosopher says.
it is good thing whom a man gives
up his course Of dissipation and set.
ties down: but we think it is bet
ter thing, when o man has o stroke
Of conscientiousness and settles up.
Crop prospects in this vicinity arc
all that could be desired. The corn
crop is the largest YER made. Cot
ton is doing we'll, and promises o
largo yield. Farmers and merchants
are greatly encouraged by the ont
look OF present.
A number Of young ladies in Crys-
tai Springs, ore about to organize
o "broom brigade
The tract Of land in Crystal
Springs advertised for sale. in ano.h.
or column Of this paper, is worthy Of
attention. II ia the most eligible site
we know OF, for residence and veg
liable farm.
The precinct meeting ct Crystal
Spring., last s turday, was well at
tended. and much interest was man.
ifested. W. O.. Wilkinson. Pres't.,
and s. d. Abbey. Sec. The Blrksdale
boom is on the increase, and his NOM
ination is assured.
Peach shipments for tn . week form
Cystal Springs, amount to about
ten thousand boxes. Prices are low.
but are remunsrative toshippsrs.
More dwelling houses are sadly
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-28

We iiud the following telegram in
the Times Democrat Of tic 25th in
ttan':
Uaz'ehurs', Miss, July 24.-The
Democratic voters Of this precinct
met ia the courthouse Saturday,
tolec ing twelve delegates! to the
county convention, aud instructed
them to VOC for CJL Hooker for
Congress.
The'above telegram is calculated
10 create wrong impression on tho
minds of the people Of this district,
therefore we reproduce il, and state
the facts as they should have been
stated. II, zlehurst is entitled to
twent5-,hree, delegates, bat only
twenty were elected. and ont ofthose
twenty, at least twelve arc B uksdale
men. Hsz'ohur,t west precinct in
strue.ed for Hooker. though selected
six d mksdale delegates on. of the
twelve; II z'ehurst Z st precinct did
not instruct for any on, but on. Of
the eight delegates selected, OF least
five are b ,rksdsle men.
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needed in Crystal Springs. Twenty
or more could be rented at once, at
paying rates. Desirable lots can be
had on reasonable terms.
In . short time we will publish an
exact statement Of the number Of
packages offruit and vege' ables ship
ped from Crystal Springs; also prices
realized. Some Of the figures will as
tonish those who thiuk tie only
country worth living In Is Texas,
or elsewh ere. Industry and CO.
pacity pays as we'll In Copiah coun.
ty, as any where in the United S ates
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-28

Tho II puhlicans OF this district
will meet ut Haz'ehurst on tho 18th
10 nominate man for Congress-.
Look out Democrats. We've got
work before us-such work ss will
kecp.us bisy.-New Mrssissippian
A leading Independent. told us
this week, ,ha. tie G:eonbackers
and Independents would also meet
at this place the same day, and NOM
mate for themselves a candidate for
c,ngress, Itth:s be true, there will
pr obably be three candidates in the
fie!d-a white man, an Independent
or Greenbacker, md a negro. 1t
won't do to place to much confidence
in a. Independent, and We do not
know whether the statement OF the
Independent above referred to viii
prove true or not.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-28

NJ mphis, ,July:Gi -Notwithssand-
ing ID S.to county. Miss, at tho pri-
mary oloction, hold here to duy, for
doleg ,.es to the congressional conven-
ton. ins,ru ,.ed,, her delegates for
Jidg,. NJ Irsan. the HIN. Van Man
ming will DO Nominated. lafayette
county wasIthc keyl. to,the.iprob'em
and she instructed. for Manning. His
nomination is. now fOregone con-
clusiop, as J ige Morgan has with
drawn from the contest. This leaves
the baltic between Manning, DEM
ocra'. and @ r,lm ers, Independent. to
he fought from now until election
dry.
The Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1882-1883, 1882-07-28

Washington. July .24.-The Ma
tional Board Of Health have succeed
ed in getting the Senate committee
on appropriations to add $4,000 to
tho amount Of their appropriation in
sundry civil service bill. tits probable
that the.Sena:e will agree TO this ad-
ditional appropriation, but it is
dcubIful-if the House viii agree to
it. There viii be o contest oyer it
Mr.. kellogg has received a good
many kilograms and petitions lately
asking him to use his influence TO
Rave D.. Isaac Scott. ofNew Orleans
appointed member Of The National
Board OF Health in the place OF DR..
Bemiss. He has not yet indicated
what he will do. but il is probable
that as soon as G ngress adjourns he
will lake some action in the matter.
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Precinct Meetings.

Persuant 10 call of the Chairman
of County Democratic Executive
Committee, the voters Of this precinct
II .zlchurst West, met in the Court
House ON Saturday July %. for the
purpose Of selecting delegates to rep
resent tho precinct in the County
Convention to assemble July ooh,
o. motion OF u. q. Williamson,
Hon. G. S. Dodds was elected Chair,
man Of tho meeting. AID on motion
Of L. j H,rgrave. ]. L. Meade was
requested to act us Secretary.
II. N. Miller moved thu. tho Chair
appoint twelve delegates to represent
this precinct in tho c @uty Conven-
ton; L. B. Harris moved to amend
by inserting fivo instead Of twelve.
Tie amendment was tabled aud tho
original motion was adopted.
The Caair appointed tho fol-
lowing named delegates:
Bud Higlon. RN Miller,
". w. Miller. jenkins WEIGH,
John z Taylor. WIN. R,a,
G. M. Bankston. s +. Massengill
L. B Harris, o II. Johnston,
Jas. w. Anderson, j. l. Meade.
L. B. Hirri, moved that the del
ogates to the County Convention be
instructed to vote for the Hon. @. E.
Hooker as the ID ,mocratic candidate
for Congress in the 7th District.
r N Miller moved to table tho mo-
ton. which was lost, Mr.. Miller then
moved to strike ont the name of O.
E. Hooker. and insert = Brksdale.
which motion was tabled, and the
original motion was adopted.
Ga motion the Secretary was in-.
s'ructed to furnish copy Of these
proceedings 10 tho papers of the
county.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
G.S D,pps. ]. L MEADE,
Chairman. Secretary.
At meeting Of the Democratic
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BY request we copy the following
Communication from the Copiahan
OF next Saturday:
"WuIsKEY. on No WHKrY. us q
question now being aeitatsd by our
citizens. which is in my best judge
ment o question that every person
who have and feel an interest In the
prosperity Of our town, lot not their
prejudices control them in this mat
ter. We have laws which are suf-
ficieut to regulate the sale OF it, and
contr,l the abuses II properly eniorc.
cd. We take the position that II il
has to DO sold, that it is an evil me-
cessity, drive whiskey out Of our
town and you drive revenue ont
which supplies the necessities, other
wise could not be, our public schools
would have 10 suspend for the want
OF means 70 carry them on.
Pit men in cilico who will take
sufficient interest in quelliug such
violations as have been practiced by
bringing th csc corruptionisis before
the courts, and gil the treasury by
imposing such fues as would put a
stop to oil such. Further, my obser-
walton 30 far, has been,.. any town
that has stopped tho sale OF 1t, has
damaged its business and future
prosperity. -.