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away unheeded until when she finally stray
ed away from the stores into broad street
lined with stately residences. the sunlight
had faded
An odd feeling came with the gathering
gray. and a little ache and misgiving were
beginning to creep into Needles heart as she
placed her basket upon broad stone step,
stood up in il to ring the bell. and then cud-
died down and closed her eyes TO await de
velopments. a lady was passing through
the hall. as the servant opened the door.
and the girls exclamation of surprise brought
her mistress to her side.
What is il ?'
The girl lifted the baske; inside the door
BY way OF reply, and the lady's startled
glance wandering over its contents, caught
sight of the envelope. She tore it from the
child's dress and opened it hurriedly.
PLEASE try the accompanying sample Of
yeast powder What does this mean?',
"Oh. no maam I'm not yeast powder.
I'm little girl - exclaimed Neelie, sur
prised into sudden speech. ~ want to he
'dopted."
'.You want to be switched exclaimed
the lady, sternly. Where in the world did
you come from. and who are you?'
The tall, severe lady, the grand, gloomy
hall. and the curious, peering faces OF the
servants completed the disconsoate feeling
that the gathering twilight had begun.
Neelie bestowed one frightened glance upon
her strange surroundings, and burst into
passion Of tears.
"Oh, wouldn't be your little girl for any
thing And don't want any nice dresses ;
want to 20 home Y
What made you play such prank ?' de-
manded the lady, suspiciousy. Neelie was
sure she wouldn't make nice mother for
any body. "Who brought you here"
Bat the child's sohbing only revealed that
she had come alone and wanted 10 90 home
to her mamma
gested the glrl who had opened the door,
pointing significantly 10 the tasteful dress
Likely her folks are looking high and low
for her"
The lady looked relieved a, this view Of
the case. You must run home right away"
she commanded
But though Neeie could tell where She
lived, she could not find her way ;hither,
and when she fal,eringly gave her address,
the lady looked about her in dismav
Away there Tell James 10 bring the
carriage :" she said TO the girl; and when
hsr order had been oheyed, and her unuel-
come little CUES, was departing. she added
the needless injunction: Mind YOU never
try such another thin. again 80
At last Neelie was riding IN carriage
but she did not in the lea>, enjoy her soil
'ary grandeur. Lonely, aome<rk, longing
for sight Of the dear home lightsand nam
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15
wrnmtreid nno Semt56IanS.

vOen Cad 16ldgt man, ben Glcl
Metrt man" DieleS stpar ettpaS grobe,
aber bafiir UNI 10 peritGnDlihere oeutiGc
Sprihport finoet auf Die Gitpeleieu, ipelde
IN GariS 9cgel ben ipaniiden &ontq per7
ilbt ipltrDen, Dolle Nntpen0ung. &onig
9llfons mar Der Cad; Der @lel lit niht ioz
iDobl Der ulte oeuti6e Gatier, ais 8ismard.
Oarllber ma6t man 1td tDeoer Oicsleit5
nod ~ienieits oes Nbeills ein DcbI. Der
alte &ailcr bat iogar, inocm er Dem S0nig
81 benz 9lGn3e1Oen Gmpfange III Spanien
Slid iDiinidte, au9Orildlid ~bin3ugefii9t,
baB ber Sfanbal in 4SariS cigentlid ibm
ielblt (oem beutldcn Iaiier) gegolten babe.
Cine ioldc QlctBcrun9 I'M Ufunoc OeS
erlten 9tapolcon tpilroe 6eitabe elmer
&ricgScrflGrung gleid geGoltcn baber, oocr
mi1oeltenS ais cine SDrrcoc oa3ll angelcDen
tpprben lein. SIM Otunbe bes bcuti6en
&aiicrS bat tie cine lol6e 8cbeutulg ni6t.
Ger lit nid)t 10 beiBbIiitig, Inn lpcge1 elmer
&llDteret Der Barrier Nffen 1aulcnbe Don
Wieni0enlcbcn ullf'S Spiel at lcbcll, ipie cS
baS robe corlildle S0culal Yonnpnrtc ltll>
beOentli6 getban Daben miiroc. 2lbcr auf's
&erbbola iutrb bic Sa6c gclcbt. Triibcr
obcr lpdter fontl1t bod cinrnal Gin Sag oer
Nbrednung nit ben tolyen lpdlidcu J0ulz
ben, unb Dann miro oud bic iiber Die
S6uIter bcs ull6lancnfoni8S" bcm beut>
l6et &ailer algctbarlc Shmad gcr0d)t
fperoen. SIS 9ebt 0ann III Ginem NuliDa>
Idlen bin.
@initueilen IaIien Bic Tronsoien ibrc
gSutb al ben oelttldct vSpiolcn" aus,
b. b. all ben bcutifcn glrbcitcrll, Die III
9oris bei6dftigt iiub. Die !3eitun9en
oringen barauf, bab man ollie Die 0cl6Gfte,
in ipel6en Derruhte YrcuBen (maudits
Prussiens, = iranSolti6 fir Das triids
omerttanii6e damned Dutchman) be-
i6Gfti9t tperoen, III Gerruf ertlGrcn,
vboDcotten" lolle. Sn pcridieoenen Sc
ncrbsbetrieben fi1b audi III Der Chat ollie
9eutlden entlaIIen iporoert, ipdbrenp man
lit anbern mn besbal6 s0gert, oaS 0lei6c
au tblrl, tpcil bic Oeutldcn lotupDl bic be-
item, gei6idtelten, fletBigiten into 5lOcrldl>
tighten, ais aud Die wD5lfetllten Nrbeitcr
ftuo.
N1it bieien Deuti6en ober, Die III BariS
bon Der 8osbeit NIB 9tieocrtra6t Der pQls
lden 6unoe ju leioeit baben, f0ntclt mir,
often gclagt, feline GDetllnhlne en1pftllz
ben. Sbnclt gcl6tebt ltidtS dltoercs, ulS
tuas tie Su ertDarten bdtten. Narum rtt'S
brei 9eibels 0tamcn", mie bet preuBtid,e
ScI6tDebcl iagt, geDcl tic nad EartS? Oie
QSclt lit ia 9roB, urD sel6iftc, fleiBige Or
better finben in Qtncrifa nod) ptel beller tbr
Sortfonrnen, ais III Garis. GS lit baS
tann man ii6 ntd)t perbcbIcn Ofaltgcl
oil nationalem Gbr@ unb Se~lbitgefllbl, tpas
6cutlde 9lr6eitcr urb iungc Saufleutc mad
Qarts 5iebt. Die 3ctt, ba Der gebiloetc
9auSfne6t itol3 oarGItf tuar. 3tuei Sabre i'll
9aris 9ctpeien 81 iein uno ieoer Shneiberz
geleue III SerIeberg ooer 4oiemudel einen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15

,ert All importtren baben tpiro. Nber allb
sFronfreid bat nod reibli6e Gorr1tbe nno
3ufubreu. Son MtariciucS tultroe urtcr
II. Sept. c. &c 9ricbcn: Liner 9SclScils
geidGft lit nuAA Der Barrier Wtartt ut
ldtDa6."- r-,
Ocut16Ianb fat ii cine mdbi9e
Grnte an &oqger lno gSctScn. Nber alt0
bprt lino ullter bcmOrid Der aiSldnoilhen
Wtarftc unOM grDBen 3ufubrelt nancntll1
bon 9togaen 0tS ocin iiiolihcn 9tuBlalo
bic 8reile lett oefGrnte fat itetl0 berunters
aeaa1aeu. Sen Ntrlit lit gSetsen fir Scpz
fembers > ttobcrs 0iefcrung lett Wlitte Nuz
quit bon 1922 Mart ($48.IW fitr 1000 &tlo
(375 8uibeO auf 1873 Wfarf am y. Sep5
TENDER rnb JtogQcn lit Dcrlelbcn Sclt BON
165 ARnrt ($41.25) ouf 14SiItart octouen.
gSon Wdnnbcim, bem SalptltapclploBe mt
@etreioe III Weltbeutid)lano, ldrcibt n11i1
untcrm 16. september: Gor gtnrosJttBz
Lamb un6 3mii6enplGbcn iinn Ofcrtcn iutc
su net bilIigiten i3citc1 bcS SorlaDres Acz
madt. Sonit milrbe 81 lol6 Ncipthcrlell
4reiicn itart aufgenommet noroen lctn.
eSest 1tebt a6er ocr cnprnte 2agcrbeltnr1O
unb quite Nrsiidtcn fitr cine retd)c star
toffeIz ltno Sblteritc alter Tautlult I'M
Mcg.
Seterrei6 11n9orn'S Grnte
bleibt stuar III NG3en uno Go99cn butter
Der uDriGDrtgen nidt ltcrbepll0 5urlld,
bod bat alIein llngar1 init rcidcl Gnr7
rGtbcn aus porigcm Sabre itll8cfGhr r.
$50, 600 NuibeIS 9SctScn nllo 100000
8uibelS 9tp9gcn slt cypprtircn. Die Oltera
reibii0eu unD ulgurti6en Wtdrftc tporct
mad Seri6ten bonn %. September 9crabeiu
flalt.
GuBIan6'S Siibcu Dat cine quite, bic
mittlcrcn @ounerncmcntS cine mittelNlte
@eiscncrnte scn,a6t uno cS luirb III ocrSogc
iein, IS Niilioncu NuiDclS auSsufilbren.
Son OOeiia, Is. Scptcmbcr, iuuroe be-
ridtct, DaB fir Darten 8ciscn ST mGBigcn
Yrciien quite 0tadrfra9c, Der ipcide 9SeiScn
aber, fir bcn Die Gigncr mod Doridbri8e
9reiic %ucrlunsten, feline 2lbnabme finoe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15
Gr0uIEc.

Die Grnte BET @roniliic o6er vGeanltS"
lit nidt r1nc Observation-Disclosures ScoclIs
tllilg; Dcnn tpGbrel0 bicie Sru6t mr. lit
hcrbGltnibmdbig iuctigcn @cgelocl bcS
Canoes 9epllanSt ipir0, 1T tDr Gerbraltd
cin iibcr bos gonSe 2dnb pcrbreitctcr uro
Die guten ooer ldlchtcn @ronubs Grntclt
filo ebe1io oen Ginfliiiicn Der Wittcrung
untertporfen tpie bic anoercr Srildte, iuos
burd ocr WtarftpreiS cine itetgcloe ooer
fauenoe Sellbens erbGlt. Wftt Dem Nnball
BON yYeanutS" befalien itd bauptlG6lib
Senneilee, 8ir9inien ut6 Noro>GMoltna
uno eintee Counties pon &entudD. Ser
9aupterbnuBitaat lit @tr9inicn, ipeldes
n1ebr ais Die !0Glfte aIcr in ben Dnnoel
fommenocn 8eanlltS %liefert. Damn fpmmt
3enneiiee unD i6Iiebli6 Norb>G Carolina.
Die III Californian 9~ereiften Yeanuts iilo
Der SaDl mad 9crtng.
Die pirginil6e GronuB lit pei6, lire
9aupt> Stapelpldbe itnb ltorfolt uno gc>
tersburg. bic norocarolinii6e lit auG
peiB, aber fIeiner lno nt6t 10 i6ntadbaft
tpte Die bon 8ir9i1ien, Tie miro bauptid6s
lid in @ilmington auf ben Wtarft 9cbrabt.
8on ben @ronililcn aus Xenneiiee, oercll
Stapelplab Cincinnati lit, fin6 orei Siertcl
neiB itlo Elm SierteI roth. Die ipeibe lit
bel iorgfdlti9er 8ebanblung BON bcrielben
Site tpie Die aus 8irginien; Die rotbe biltz
eegen gilt i'm 9anbel peniger. Die aus
Qfrifa cin9efii6rte @ronu6 lit bon bebel>
tend ~eertngerem @ertbe ais Die amerifani>
i6e unb finbet in Sen Ser. Staten nur
Dann et1en balbmegS gute1 Otarft, tpenll
bier bic Grllte miBratben lit.
gorigeS Sabr mar Der 8orrat6 auf BEN
Stapelpldben Elm geringer. Cincinnati
bate $4,000 Buibel, Nep yort o6ne bic
afrifanti6en 10000 8ui1eI, 8oiton lll1gez
fdbr cbenlopiel, gtai6ptue un6 anbere Srte
IN Ienneiice 10000 8ulbel; i'm Sanger
paren un9efdbr $50, 900 8uibel norbanbcn.
@u9enblidlih oirfte ber Gorratb erit0pft
iein. Stem Oorf bat 5000 8uibel norrd>
tbig, unb Cincinnati nod peni9er; 8o=
iton, 9%torfolf, GeterSburg, Wilmington
nnb 0aibpiue taft gar nidtS. 0ieier 9ez
riu9e 8orratb iuirb porauslt6tlt6 per3ebrt
iein, ebe Die lcue @rnte begtnnt.
9ie oiesid6ri9e @rnte miro ii6 ungefabr
10 oerbalten: Gir9tnien~ $4,000 8uibel,
Eenneiice 800 1000, Norb=G aroIina $50, 900
8uibcI. 8or 5ebn Sabren er3elgte Girqiz
nicn nur 225 900 Guibel, Tenneiiee 49,
600, Noro@G9rOlina 10000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15

NIein au biele anbere 2ln3ei6sn ipreden
bod ba9egen, baB Gaaiie, I'M ieiner innigen
Qiebc Su ben Slapet su 9enii9en, es l6on
iebt auf cinen Brirf nit ben Wa9Daren am
tommen Iaflen ipolie. Sir biesnal mir6
alio uobl nod ber 6rieoc notboiirftig 3u>
io%nimcngeflidt tperocr, I'M bel Der na6z
itcn @cle9enbeit iuiebcr 81 serrei6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15
enaemesnev maavsmnarst.

Na6fra9e flu.
EnaemesneR maavesmarst.
grit. - Sn Chicago 1.16; in ct. 2ouis
la; in Cincinnati 1.13@-.-: lit HeOriI
1.15; III Baltimore /. 18@1. 18a.
Smtter. : ~.@reamerp", bet. 25@29c,
;iemIi6 quite bis cute 21@23e.. vDoirp'.
quite bis bete 20@25- 9erln9ere AuoIitGt
Sisr. friide s1@-e. bos 0SO. See 9Ouie
@eflaseI.- 2ebenbs Tnrteps 12&@12..
9eldla6tete %; 9Ibner 54@9ac, eSHn9e
go has 3ubenb unO 94@1Oc. has IL.
@nten $2.50@3.5O 6a5 0Meeno NIB @Gnle
$6.W@5.50.
RaTtoffeIn. = 4O@49c per gul6eI
beim Gar auf Der Sabn.
1ro ON % TN. - Neues SurT 64@74c.,
Gelfsportin9 6@6ac. /; trnmneS 2@3c, be-
l9Gbi9tes 14@34c.
G6mtertet - Braune3 au 3@3le,
oelbe5 4@44c.. peiBeS 54@6c. baS BIB.
2aIs. 8uden 74@79c. 0o. l 7@73
$50. 2 3N &c.
6ont3, METER l6@18c., alter 124@l4c,
los ID.
yMmpen. = 81. 500 has 100 9funO
fir genil6te ..Gountru".
Hfirll d. c. 2O@5O Der Eorb uno $500
@$2.00 per guideI.
@epf Ell. = 3.0O@1.25 bo9 TaB.
3ro ub - 6oncoro 4@5c un5 Qelas
mare 7@Sc bas ID.
8irmen.- 100000. Der 8orb.
Smeet Potatoes. : ScerleDs $4,000
4.25, seIbe SQinoiler 2.50@2.f5, baltimore
2.75@3.O0 6oS Sap.
2omotOes. so @ 75c. fir Sni6els
8iitden.
Seal $2.OO@2,25, fleine $1.50@1.75, Yraiz
rlchibner $4,000. 80. 9Sa6telu $500.
6rabz AepteL. 4O@50c. Der Yeds
&orb.
geuerie.-2O@35c bas 0usenb.
0opfen Stem yort 20@2Gc, Qacifc
91@26, Mi5coniim 12@20c.
@urten.- 200 Der B1li6. fir fleine
unb 75@1.O0 fiir 9roBe.
@eiBtobL.-$3.OO@7.W bas Sunbert.
9uttten.- 65@85 has SOrbden.
2miebeIn.- 0elbe $1.5O@1.75 bas
SoB, rotbe 1.25@1.4O.
@iiben. = Sdwebii6e 100000 bas
SAT-, petBe 5O@1.75.
8IumeHfobI- S1.50@2.W baS Dub.
@iber. 2.50@3.50 has Seq.
@ranberries. = 8ea & Su9lc $3.50
IA bos SOB, Gdpe 9obS $13@14.
2oniltana $7.5O@1O.OO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15

SIM 3eitsei9aft i9loien om gomitus:
Met;eH: Oft. ST. &@94, Nou. $50
!, Gc3: 961@H Sabr 964@-, Sanuar $500
], Ot0i 1.02s@4.
80 ais Stt 4s4, Nou. Az, Sabr 46b,
Safer: Sit. ss@fs mop. ss4@R, Deg.
28f@4, Sabr 2S@2S4, Mtai 3l$.
Ro99en: Oft. IS, Nou. 564, Ge;. 81
9eb., san. ssh.
81 ibbIin9s".-1 Gar III $14.37i, /
Gar Sl $3.50 per 3onne.
&leie. -2GarS 3u $1,000, 1 Gar gu
$3.50, / Gar gu $12.25 per Come.
0eu. Set. 1 Gar 9to. 1 Iimotbp bier
AT so. so, / Gor &imotbp yto. 2 SIT 5000, /
Gor llplanb Grairie 3u $1,000, 2 Cars gu
$11.0O per Come.
9dmereien: SimotbD $1.3O@1.55.
&leclamen, gutter bis better, 5.15@5.40. -
yeinlan,en ;l 1.344@- auf Der Babn.
sln Sss 80WOs 0arls
S~,,~Aa,1 s4nk;rfs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15
(&phenberi6t.)

G%bica9o, Montas, IS. Ott.
Ser @etreibemarft i6loB am Samitog at
einem &iid9au9e pom 4@1e. fir ale @rtifel
rIlo erbeblid niebri9er, ais ont porbergeben=
ben Somltog, mie aus Nolgenoem erllGtil6:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15

Ger ed NJ line III a + tt mai siernli6 ltiG
nn6 bic Greife moren i6panfenb. 3ufubr ca.
1900 Stiif. We;oblt Ipurbe fir IeiGte
S9wcine $4.25@5.25, fir i9were $4.55@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15

0ertGufe:
Gbiea9o, M1irpaut.e d ct. Gau[ Railroab, 8iscons
I'm Stpiiion $4,000 5u 9O%.
Wiebm0rft.
Nm &inbpiebmortt trafen beute ees
gen $4,000 Stiid eilt. Die 9altnn9 Oes
Wdrttes mar lebbdft Der YreiS felt.
Wertauft nurben II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15
YcmiiOnat fit Wd0delG.

c9m beu idzome rifoniI9en S69terintitut
D n ia amalie GnOe, 6 5 & 607 gtprb=
81 t itroB". cbi:o9o, W., fonntn nod 5wet
l,tn lom6 irren Gaunt iinben. @Itern, ,pelde
boraui r,let iren, mOsen ii9 rut9en ndberer
luStdnit bol0 lpeloert IN
Jran AutaIie Gube, @oriteberin.
1SoF1OfrS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15

9Mmei1rrirhJrs CnmTmlat.
3GU&fnmft GetuiimfdDt iber ben iesiscn 9uicntbalt
Don Satob Oeerg teB ans bent 8anton Graubilns
ben. 1erieIbt iou Dor einisen Sabrsn bier NroieiiOr
seweicn itin.
Gbieoao, ben 10. Cftcber 1888.
ionw0 XOuiA 19oexItT, GonIuI, 1877 Gtate Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15
Am{et0en II.

Sur tt1tr 500 NcrSenOe frnteo
papnc's iuuitr. Tamili.ntoIcnbtr 2abrsr bintenbe gote,
SitefS amerif. northumberland, Dtutider Get6sbote.
Yuftiet SilnerfnIerber, gabrer binienoe 8ote Better in
Amerifd pro 1854.
Gustav HinStOrH
Snternot. @n9banblune, 4S ScurbornS traBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15
nabrens Ses Iestsers4ueexem Sabres warDsM nabelu 10000

Del. Staten!
mxDreus ses tsers4uaem eaHTeSw nroewm ADuu 1OO,O 900 M6n a. 9euH@t Dertaa4
Nod aMa ao 500 600 aau Ns Gumt%mNnSs nHhu ben saRsh" D"tnsmssnF fri Mss
m% amb sWd S%oriGm bn i'd ben lnshmb mS 6n mF hws Anbadn br sMt wOd& Sn
emSG im%bsn |r%Nur TSoMi&s bIbmtt aMFhnamb GMAn tat ortt en- mdta 9rotu
MM Sa M m mm M rG rSu1 rWM S GemT s qMM
"M S.~ @m M I a He Mas T@n9 an5 SGI@basMS nr@dnu~.a abrnuSsH s ehhA armnssa ana
."1% % ~. R~rTb M mots III Sci VI drtttn mi Sau pt anb.I m bs 9anb.s ana
- Cine ns haH5e nm GGu qdbaeM mi nushbri&n gd4uibmp MOui@TS padsN t u IBIS
In aMu.m ped&ihuun Office bCt unS wubo ut @THHs" STU a1S eve sTGad"Hs ASrNsin0 n
sex t %n0 M r% %S ~ ant Sm Hanssreem ennana Sttu 0tIeneaAH anHeOenw oHea err
naHerm rMrr MmSfrmtt mmnN he nd brett az BITE ctneet &tHleAN0G~ e"oen, O0esa m
SObW 2. GbHnh No y MMtsm0tpoh b. EnoMMts.Eu.
ssbm a. WbsIaq a"a %p aHhsus"t No nr"s Depot edMss - ss I"
1T1Su5 WE'D" AAO ""S0~"""" "" "' ""@No"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-10-15

%brin9enoen 8~erienOun9en nad Gnglano
MAIDEN.
@ngLanbS @ei,en:Grnt lift s,por
iebr lGledt, NUT 600 Wiu. NulbeI ae>
gen 80 Otiu. nor. Sabre5 unb gegen einen
8eoarf upn 100 Wiu. Nuibel; IS lit ober
icit cineft Sabre nit 10 oubergeuobnltd
retden 3ufubren aus allen Grotbctlen uers
ieben tporben un5 ptrb cS int 9luoenblif
nod, 6aB bic englii9en gretle iebt bic ME
brighten 1T gang europa iino.
Sn England ipuroen Don1 /. SEPT. 1882
bis 81. PLUG. 1888 eingefilbrt Seiscn ltuo
BeiSenmebL III ,O45, 766 Nu. gcecn 1885,
O61,987 Blu. III oerielben !3eit S1l82. &or
otelcn 3uiubren tparet AM Is. Suit c. %
Oftn. Suibel auf Eager in ben Is Ginfubrz
bdfen, babel iuar 2on6on nit $500, 600
SulbeI betbciIigt. 9tm 30. September c.
tpar Der SDrratb in Qonbon auf 1880, 600
BulbeI @ei;cn unb yDei3enmeb[ aeitieaeu
nnO mat tpirb nidt febI gebcn, tpenlr man
bel ben enorn1en Ginfubrcn fit ale
Gtiftbrb1fen ein ber9r0berte5 Qaaer an
nimmt. 0dbei fommt nod reihlid heirniz
ld1er gSeijcn 1uf ben engliid)en Wtorft; benr
oDld]oit oas Grnreiabr benz en9liibenBauer
lebr u1giinltig tpar, 10 battc ct ood) lett
Wtttfc Au8ult duSacSeidnetes G%rnteipettcr,
iucbur@ Ct ieinen 8cisem 9au, trodcm elm
brilgeIt, iolort brei9en ur6 3u Otarft fQbz
rem tonnte. Bon England birfen bieiiae
Dfdrtte, tuent9itens in ben nGditen Moz
11ater, feline trgenb erbebIidc 9tadfraoe err
tuarten. Snbicn trug 2l5 su ben in Der
orttten Septembertuohe ouf @naIaub aus
aler QerrenSdilber Northumberland
BET. yta6 ben 8ere6nunaen oes inbiid1cn
9arnelSomts limb int Iaufenben Sabre IS
bis 40 Wetu. Vul6cLs lSei5cn in Srbieu
gum Export perfl9bor. JtuBLanb, Setter
rtid>llngarn, Gbile, 9luitrolien iinb inn
Stanot ben en9lil3cn Wartt nod reidIiG
ST. pcric6en.
Srontrei@s @tisen umb Noaocnz
ernte seiaen mad bent @rnteberidt 6es
fran3Oltittn Aderbaus Wainiiteriums bonn
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Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

The VINDIcAToR AND Mn. GRAVES.
We hope none Of our readers re-
quire to be told that there is no lit
erary canon under which we can be
held responsible for any statement
copied into our own from another
paper. unless We endorse that state
ment. Now, We not only did not en-
dorse the statement Of the VindicqtOr
on the Bastardy business, about which
We then knew nothing. but We ex-
pressly stated that our extracts frOm
the paper were made to show "the
G'ainaus of the publication" It suits
Mr.. Graves. however, to represent US
as seeming to believe the charge the
VIndSoatOT makes, as seeming to have
a common purpose with it, as being,
in fact, partial ally, ETC., ETC., and
as this occupation appears to please
him and does US no hurt, we shall en-
ter no protest against it. Very like
ly it is the VIndjcatoy and not the
BEACON. that Mr.. Graves wishes to
damage, for it has come or is fast
coming to this, that either the ideas
Of the VIndseGtOr must die or gentle
men like Mr.. Graves can have no DO
litical future before them. But we are
giving the play of Hamlet with the
part of Hamlet left out and return to
the Bastardy business. We find the
statement of Mr.. Graves correct "that
when Mr.. Hammond (democrat)
moved to strike out the enacting
clause of this bill, but four democrat
ic members opposed the motion, while
every republican member voted
against it" The enacting clause be-
ing stricken out, the bill of course
was killed for the time being, and
we here lose sight of it in the
legislative proceedings. but the stran-
gest part of the affair is, that this
same act re-appears among the
printed laws of 80 and is endorsed
approved" We confess to being as
tonished. Treating the act, however,
as being rightfully where it is, we ask
Mr.. Graves, the democrats having ma
jorities in both Houses at that session,
if they are not fairly entitled to some
credit for its passage, if 1t did pass,
and if it did not, to explain how is its
presence among the printed laws of 80
to be accounted for? On this latter
point, We are asking Mr.. Graves for
information that we really desire to
possess. We also wish to know OF
him who is the highest democratic
authority Of the land" who declared
that the negro had no right which
the white man was bound to respect
and where this declaration is to be
found?
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09
THE

ExPLANAToRY.--Reports having
been circulated throughout the eoun-
" charging the BEACON with having
required excessive prices for public
work when there was no competition.
and asserting that it would continue
30 to do il the Enterprise were allowed
to collapse. we make the following
statement simply as q matter Of jus
tice to ourselves and friends, premis-
ing that any one who will take the
trouble to examine the papers of the
Commissioners Court can verify it !:
Last year when the Commissioners,
through their Clerk, requested US to
send in our bid for county printing.
we forwarded to the Board a letter
stating that we ScOsId obligate our
selves to do said work for $500, but
that as the new registration would
entail upon US at least three times as
much work as usual, we would be
thankful ;f the Commissioners would
allow US any further compensation
for such extra work as might in their
Judgment seem Just. To this letter
the Commissioners replied by allow
ing US $500. The law states that the
printing of the Public Local Laws
shall be extra and our charges for
their publication were at our regular
rates. As regards the extra county
work last year, we have only to refer
any inquisitive person to the Regis
trars. They can give full informa-
ton.
1t is not our intention to enter into
any controversy in regard to the late
printing award. Such a course, it
seems to us. would be highly indeli-
cate. If the award was unjust, the
taxpayers are the ones to say so and
to reProve it. Our complaint at pres
ent is with the person or persons who
have borne against us false witness.
What we have done is on record and
We hardly supposed that st. Mary s
county had within its limits single
man so cOnceited and egotistical as
to arrogate to himself the Almighty 8
power Of fore-knowing what we would
or will do under certain circum-
stances.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1883-08-09

Mr.. BANNoN's BoLT.-There can,
we suppose, be no two opirions among
honest men, whether republican or
democratic, as to the discreditable
course of Mr.. Bannon, after seeking
the nomination of his party and fail
ing to get it, turning about aud de-
claring his purpose to defeat the tick
ct nominated if he could. There is
this to be said, however, in mitigation
Of judgment against Bannon, and we
take pleasure in saying it, he is openly
on the war-path, gives due notice like
the rattlesnake of his intention to strike
and disdains to sneak to mischief like
the treacherous copperhead.