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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03

O.. II. Lewis, druggist, of Cedar,
Vale, Kansas writes; y hhss ' snn
,Prickly Ash Bilters'for the pasl seysn !,
or sight years, ana I" nsileI thsNi ",p
OF the most reliable proprietary meal
zines ] handle, as II svinesh ~ .he
continued Increase IN sales nnu tne
almost universal satisfaction when NJ
tends their nHe,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03
PUZzLE DEPARTMENT.

IAN correspondence relating 10 this depart
ment should he marked 'lfor ru2ELE Dp
rARrhfhr' fORr WORTn uA2RrrE, and ad
Maine.l
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03
ol3 SQUARE.

ali-JUMnLE.
While You'll have deep sleep and
keep aluggards TO pillow and sell corn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03
ms THE QUALITY OF

~ sarieAasii, and IL there
Gel0oTdet and corrective
.lfhfoaio B'aiadies which
- Win an iMfoykRIBiEb
~ BLOOD. These all yield
sslng and nourishing prop
sutat food ionic elements
isAnlesfor tho loss Of cifaiifU
npfi0n, Gafarg'h or
saul Throat affections. IL
WA iea,iai,l D.bifiiu and
Me female physique for
TT rifaiify accom- pany-
ui',ts peculiar 10 the ser.
'A1ss'sg their own children
w uoMeH who expect 10
s'Aers and bring up piDor-
.,waelnnld by all N cans uso
~ restore suGdrsrs FROM
~ SERIOUS Prostitution aria
psef-io0ri., lsruesses or
Y" Disease, II .pIU cure
MSS and Tho OI,i,fDi Hatit
n, .ppalltO gr0Hs healthier
s sa.h mora vigorous through
MlH Tonic, tho unnatural
!l,s away until totally OK
nh'ph'y baotfeiGi IL Liper
haiapiai Fcror, and
~'tM DiAtase and for tho
rs elects OF ispar oT ANY
~ no equal. ~ yopaivs
fssrss digestion aud Ap-
.alofda tho Dysl,sptie MT
iiy isssiBlifaLId article
~ y 10 pleasant 10 thu taste
-'s' sensitive palate Will mol
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03

Ask for our Cen flour, made at ll's
Anchor mills.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03
/ MEDICAL PROFESSION

- Fenefally may properly
~ ihu mariia az .toidsn's
~ isste," an analysis ~
~. sLemisi, ARTHUR Hill
ND. FR.h, % london,
w alho an eAdnrsament ~
s n.aas'd phyhioiah, Professor
SAYS WILSON, h RS, LIB,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03
tANswERsIy TWO WssRsl

tANsWERsIN TWO WssRsl
ANswERs.
i0a, Startling.
100. Wise men make proverbs fools
utter them,
100. Holland, .,
aoi. Aet-act in the living present
oO2. w II
HAIR u
ION
PENT
20s. Bread; 2, cake !, piei 4, rolls @
beef; o, cookies; 7, muiiinsis y, toaSti "
beansl 10, butter,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03

.-ador your akin white with
SOAP
Drops cure in one
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03
,,rorth Nnrsery.

f0' so,,th a Taylor are now
y. s ~ ali orders for fruit and
|rdion ali kinds; also shrub
|Ncs. . 2, a. Nursery formerly
~ lh sw's,,''o on Pearl street, south
b oIncss Address, care i, o, box
leWorih-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03
'.ll0N. = CoIden's LIQUID

=, IuNlO "a an Authorization Of
|r,lssiAai naise --"COLDEh b LIE.
|,.n, hfhAGr or BEEF AND
Li,'psAAiph.r Each bottln bearB Z
rs ssls marx NJ ganuinanesa
Mvsfs Boo observed, as Mcss
y f ~ limitations, Tho hnpsri.
XIV. ilais aud oomlositlon viii
!, ,sa'sllaselaad- Bold ~ DrugElsta
I,ss hqlilea forsa, d, N. GRIT
$500 AhEsf, ia Pulton -
's'ol, 1sxas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03

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Fn,uscie
dammit
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1--we said
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utnfttlt
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

Charles Hopkins, United States Mar
shall, came down from the Capital City
last evening.
Hon. Jno. MoReavy and family. Of
Union City, have been spending q few
days In the metropolis.
President Powell, of the Territorial
University, returned last evening from
. short trip 70 Portland.
Hon. L. p. Smith will start ON his triI
to the Eastern states via the Northern
Pacific tomorrow morning.
The Rev. d. Baaley is about TO 70.
sumo his residence among us, and will
probably have charge Of y church in OF
near this city at an early day.
Mrs. 81. B. Corto, formerly Of Olym.
pia, but for . number Of years past oil
Michigan, IL visiting her sister, Mrs.
John B. Allen, Of Walla Walla.
Arthur A. Denny, Who viii aooop,ps
ny the gold spike" party to the front,
after witnessing the exercises there, viii
proceed on East, Instead Of returning
with the party.
v: g. Bogue, Supervising Engiaeer Of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, and r
Ess " Rktou, " t0o unoo oOkuk8Oys O80e
10 Seattle Last evening ON bnsiness CON.
nected with the company.
Mr.. Henry Willard, President of The
Northern Pacific Railway Company
left st. Paul yesterday, with a large par
~ Of distinguished guests, for Seattle
coming BY way Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad. THIS will b his third visit r.
Seattle in two years.
N. H. Martin, who has held positions
Of responsibility and TRUST in the em.
ploy Of tae Seattle Coal and TranspOr.
tation Company, and Columbia and Pu-
got Sound Railroad Company for years
and Who has been yardmaster and train
dispatches In this city for some months
pase, has resigned bis position, 70 take
eAeot ON the 10th Of Ibis mouth. Mr.,
Martin 10 member-elec4 10 the next
Legislature, and this, With . pressure Of
private business, have made his resiena-
ton necessary. He enjoys the confl-
denoe and esteem Of the officers Of the
varioas companies for which he has
worked. Mr.. Howard has sent Q man
up from San Franeisco to take hia
place.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02
0rRO yH,Cn.

Preaching every Sabbath IN the Mis-
sion Church. at North Seattle, by the
pastor. Rev. p. Harrison, at 10 a. M,
and p. N. Sabbath school at II
O'Clock. All welcome.
plymouth Congregational Church
Service at II q N. by Rev. Jas W. dAr-
rs, Of Albany, Oregon Sunday School
a $3.50 p. N. Young Peoples Society
n Evening services at $50 p. N.
Episcopal Church-The subject Of
this evenings sermon will be: 'Cathol-
lofty in contrast with both Protestant
inn and komanisn." Seats free.
Strangers welcome at both morning and
evening services.
Young Mems Christian Association
Services Sunday at I O'Clock, at Yesler's
Hall. Address by Rev. j. W. Harris.
Annual business meeting Wednesday
evening. A full attendance desired.
Methodist Episcopal CAurch-Preach-
ing at II q. %. and 40 p. M. by Rev.
WIN. 8. Harrington. This is Mr.. Har-
rinRton's last Sabbath in Seattle for the
present.
At the Young Mems Christian Asso
CAossO1 SSeo&A4S, - VIC CoSoo1 VI xtoos
and Marion streets. today at 1880 q. N.
and 100 p. M, services will be held In
the Swedish language by p. Carlson, the
Lutheran travelling missionary.
Free Methodist Church-On Pine
street near Ninth, preaching morning
and night. Seats free.
Christian Church-On Seneca street
between Third and Fourth streets. Sun
day School at 10 a. m. Social meeting
at IL n. m. All are cordially invited.
The Liberal League will meet a. u.s.
ual in Yesler's Hall on Sunday evening,
Sept. I'd, at 7:30. Ali are invited.
Baptist Church-For the present will
hold its morning services and Sunday
School at the edifice on Fourth street
near Cherry, and its evening services at
the Scandinavian house, on Fourth
street near Pike. Subject sunday morn
ing: 1.-The Church Organism, with pre-
Jude on The Infallible Church." Even
ing subject at Scandinavian house,
'.The Tombstone of Love-" COmmun-
ion at close of service.
Sunday School at Pages Hall, Lake
Union, at 4 p. m.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

Italian nsuspapsss comment upsa NJ
sx1ssvaoAne demands made b. povslas
t6nOss uAsa eussien manAess sems 70
- lanA - snae - mAks ssrus Nth
thsa. o. fAmons slnGse. Tanaagns. =
I'd - hsys aaksd oB.ooo 10 appsas b
sDsea n Pasis dazin9 III moathA Aa-
s1Ae tsnos b msatioasd-Aasini-
uhcu N American manager ssneAt 10
eneaee ~ elk moniha. and Who -
mas1e1 oisl0oo SoE ihat psgssd.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

4 oonvsnAion 1t nearly 800 elsrRymsa
anA iAymsa of ths Prssbytsrian church
49, ueesaaly hsld q PtstsbarR. Psan.
u ~ known - ths Anti OvRanise eoo-
vsnlioa and - il name dsnoass vas q
ssprsasa1Aaiye asssuhlAes a that poe-
Non of ~ sset Who are oppossd 70 NJ
- lne osaans o. Other musssal insaru-
nsaas h church ssrviesA To oay
naaisal app,ianss Of any kind vhish
1Aey yin to,sFaAs In church b . tanning
losk. anA thAt mosl b hsasd oaly b.
~ man Who usss u. Thh b an inssr-
se4inG question over which 70 eAll .
oonvontioa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

The Seattle Rusr- Inr.ll1oupunn pob-
llshse. without oorrsosiou, from The b
=. Bwllsfin, long article On the faee.
aaiIine qualities q ths bark OAmandra
AAamA which that papse ays was boilt
6 SEATTLE. The bark referred 20 ~
bailt q Eeahsck. Kilsap county. ". T..
b 3s. ". J. Adams.-Arg~s.
Or nsiehbor b In error. The Bslls'
II said ths vssssl vas bsilt q Peri
Teunseud. We saasavsrsd 70 eAanes
~ Place b 6sAhssk. bat The eompssi.
toe put u Seattle instead. IN error N
inmsdiAisly corrected In the prspasa.
Non e NJ matter for ths WwxLy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

Ths vsxsd qusstion. whsshsr man may
marry he dseeassd wifs's sister. . bill 70
lseAliss which was recently passed BY
~ Rnaliah HOUSE Of Commons and de-
tsatsd In ths uppsr Chamber. was SOM.
masily dseidsd about 80 ysars ago h
Ps1snlA. Ths Cousistory Of AaRdsbura
ssfussd 70 license such marriage. Tia
voald-bs husband pssitio0sd he King.
vho sudosssd upon the margin - fol-
lous: "Ths Ooosisaory srs hasss. A
nisAop Of MaadsburR and Chriss's W.
sAr. noe command that shsss people
b Joined toQethse."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

TIE SPANISH STUDENTs.-The enter.
tertainment of this troupe is thus fat.
teringly spoken of by the Portland
Standard: "The Figaro Spanish Stu-
dents continue to draw good sized hou
ses from the better class of our citizens
Last evening the audience was larger
than usual. and very enthusiastic There
10 no denying the fact that the Students
are accomplished musicians, and 10.
Rether, pro !; uce q harmony of sweet
sounds that 10 very fascinating. Dressed
in their black velvet costumes Of classic
cut. they present q very attractive ap
pearanOe."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

Il b almost impossible for ON editor
10 succeed In politics. II b has brains
enough and stamina enough TO speak
his mind freely through the columns Of
HE paper, 70 eritioiss men and meas
lsss hostile 70 public interests, hs viii
have bitter enemies, and Il u sadly true
that the friends he makes By such con-
dust are not thoss Who are Of avail In
aiding his political aspirations Bot Il
10 bettsr for tho editor, and doubtless
for society. that such h the case. No
ens knows better than be the dimsy b.
sis upon which political rsputstiona
mainly rest, nor In how little. sxospt
sshssk," the sueesssful politician h
aheaA Of othss people. The editorial
profession u NOT 20 rsmunsralivs -
politics. bat then Il hes one signal ad-
vantage -it ean b a least sslf-rsspsot.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

6s1sousLY Insunxp.-Pstsr W1stho6,
bsueAse Of Couneilman =. W. Wuashoa,
Wills On his vay home the cshse even
inG, fill over . h}R out IN Main sexsct, 4
di11anoo a snuo 1fIson q tuunty test,
and suu1Ainsd sssloas injuries. Ths
leUsR part of his body hAs bssp par
alynod ever sinos ths aeetdsnt, and be
= eon1ned 70 Ais bsd In IN utterly hslp-
ls0 onnditioo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02
B0R n 4.

PEARs0N-In Stanwood, August %, to the
wife Of ID. o. Pearson, daughter.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

Go 10 hevstse 4 Lang foe soAool
booss and stationary. Psoat sessss. cor
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02
Situation Wanted,

A GIRL Is YEARS OF AGE WANTS
"A to help at housework for board and
pSce %h.rs tSere sre n mo children Msh =
ferred. Address Parents" this Office, g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

EIRST-s5 ACRES RICH ALLUvIAL
~ WI ite river bottom land, with GOOD
two-sfosy frame house Of nina rooms.
painted and hard finished ban. VooS
shed and small orchard claar, Funnins
1eter O. the place Is acres Improved.
Second--s0 acres adjoining the above
same quality of soil % acres cleared. ~
remAindef good pasture; large prunc or.
chard; four acres of hops: good running
Ieter good. dry. elevated building spoC
Thirds acres Of choice Land near ths
above described tracts, with Uplendid -.
chafd IN bearing finely located buiidine
spot with spring % feet above 50 ocrvS
cleared. balance open and furnishing good
All this land % situated within "A mile
Of white river. s miles Of Renton. md is
miles Of Seattle. In Q thickIy oeSfled
district; one quarter Of Q mile frua ~
railroad. On completion Of tie rHilroa1
70 Black rfver these farms win Be Vithis
N hours ride Of New Tacoma or essSfis
Good schools and churches CO yenisnf
for paftaculays inquire o. y. q. HHsEse
New TaoomA, W. T.; G. II. Dovia Whifc
river. w. T.: =. 9. Oubone, 6eafflc. ". ~.
T.OBrtea. realdingnear the pe0Wioea. a. ~
=. 4EEKE6 e Col.
jsS Puyailup ". 7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

CITUATION, BY A FIRST-CLASS
Obaker. Address &c. c." this office. 81 6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02
Bids Wanted.

CEALED BIDS WILL be RECEIVED
y by tho undersigned, room I. Post build.
ing. Seattle, up to noon of Monday, Sep
tember Sd, 1883. for the clearing and grad
ing Of Taylor street. In Jackson street ad.
dition, from Mil street due south one hall
mile. The specifications and the ground
will be shown ON application. Work To
commence Immediately.
WIN. d. WOOD.
August 80, 1883. aust I'd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

Brewster & Lang have Just received a
large supply of school books. 1908
Front street.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

NEW PARs.-A new intermediate No
. Campbell cylindsr press. recently
purchased BY Clarence Hanford. ID nov
In working order In the Posr- INrxLLI-
oEHcxa prses-room and joe ofice, and
b beautiful pisoe Of mechanism. II
10 arse-elaes pref In every particular,
and intended for dne job work - veil
- for newspaper printing. Il Was set
up and pat In running order BY Al.
Carter, cor very eelcient peeasman.
The ordinary sped Of this pssa ID l6O0
tmprsastous par hour. but u can be
easily run mp 10 400 per hour. In q
lev days The public will Do given an op-
portunity Of witnessing the running OF
this o-rsvolution, tapsleas, front de
livery prssa. Il 10 Different from any
pevss u this region In many respects,
and therefors viii b intsres1ine %
many Of oar readers.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

PAazxoEn.-Ths Geo. w. Elder
sailing q ] O'Clock today, will take u,
following pa0soesss 70 San Francisco
O Q. Ba1um. ]. q Aneeoea. G. Z No
Oa1ssty. E uksae. @. ". Dioksy. 8. "
esosrA jams Hsldsn. vtes and too ba,
hisA =. Arnold and wife. Mn. @. ],
Lynda. Ma y. LOseh, MA I. =. vii.
eua. O. ]. 0ardneR, Henxy Nsvhousa
Raa1sl welsh. MA Liddeil. j. H. Small
Ennis CAlaysll, Jasob Prolson. d. 8.
6latasey. 4. HazilauA B. p. Palmer and
II IN III slssEa0os
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02
abort LIND.

For through tickesA time tables and full
Information apply 20 A. L. MAxwEII,
Ticket Agent Oregon Railway and Navi-
sAtion Company. Portland. Oregoa. or to
any coupon ticket agent On this coast.
q .. 0xeAlIL. A. ". b. CARPENrRR,
w. II. DIXON. Gen. N. w. Pas. Aet, 81.
Paul, MINI.
w. II. NARsuALL. Tfay. Pass. ARent
Portland, Oregoa. se3 lm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

BunHHD Ouf,-Af few days since James
O'IAnehlin, Sheriff Of Whstcom ooun.
", INST With . very serious misfortune
b. tAs Ion 81 his house, furniture.
barn, crop fences. ETC., BY Ore. Il
oeoms hts home vas Q few miles FROM
LAeonnse, and forest nres that vsre
raging Ia the woods comnunicAted the
dAmeo 20 his Improvements, which were
In large clearing nsar the edge Of the
voodA and % rapid Was the hsry ele-
msat II IL destructive courss that moth.
inQ q ill vAs eAvsd except the lives OF
ths family. Mr.. O'LauRhlin b . poor
e1sels of nood When this calamity
came upon him. However. be 10 Q man
q pluck and nerve. and With he kindly
ea1aseaAcs and aid Of his nsiQhboss and
fySendA - viii eoon ovsrooans his pre-
ent 0na1eiAl e0bAxTa0menk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02
NOTICE.

QOknO TO 5000 TO INVEST IN
W6COO business. with the services
OF an experienced business man; state
character Of business and probable re-
turns. Address "R. ID. g. T" p. O. Box
81, Seattle. seq Ct
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-09-02

Lots l and 2 block 81, with house.
Lots / and 2, block IS, with house.
Lots bleck ~ with house.
Lot ii, block 81, with barn.
Lot 10, block "A, with house.
Lot II. block "A.
Lot 10. block ~, with house.
Lot I. block u
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-28
TIE CYCLONE.

Sundays cyclone entered thi.
State at 1880 a. m, and LEFT il at
l:S0 p. M, having trayerscd the
State and travelled $50 miles in
three hours, moving at the rate Of
over " miles an hour. Ii was
probably the most destructive and
estensiv c cyclone on record, begin.
ming In Texas and extending
through Louisiana, Mississippi.
Alabama, Georgia and Eas, Ten.
nerscc, and into South Carolina.
or course Il Is impossible to cor
rectly estimate the fearful and
immense destruction 10 life and
property. But ia this State alone,
in and near Wesson, Beaurcgard,
West Point, Starkyillc, Aberdeen
and Columbus il In thought over
one hundred persons have heen
hill ID and more than FIVE hundred
wounded. Aberdeen has con.
trlbutcd $500 and jackson $500 TO
the sufferers aud other places from
which we have no definite figures
have been equally liberal. The
New Orleans Times Democrat, that
great and noble paper, has healed
Q subscription list with $500 Col.
]. L. Power, u Jackson, has issucd
An appeal 10 the Masons and Odd
Fellows FIR immediate aid, the
contributions to be sent 10 him.
and nearly every town in the State
- doing something Cor the poar
usesrtunatcs, many Of whom are
bnaipci and destitute. sardis
should AZ once contribute her
share. Who knows hut what /,
will be oar time next7
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-28
sAnDIs, Miss, April n, 1888.

SAhbia, Miss, April II, 1888.
.GES, j r. Chalmers
DcW ~! / have just seen the
decision Of the Supreme Court
which declines 10 decide on your
petition against Myers, because the
Governor may not issue u new com.
mission and the Court will there.
fore do "a vain thing" / would
respectfully call your attention to
II ease in this county where Mr..
Secretary Myers made n new cer.
tiheato and Gov. Lowry himself
issued n new commission. The
facts were these: After the general
election in 1881, the commissioners
two Democrats, Jas. d. Rufiin
and J.. b. Abel, and ono Green
hacker, e.. +. ScotL-summcd up
the vote from all the precincts and
declared q. T.. Samuels elected
assessor Of the county, and this
return was sent forward to the Sec.
rotary Of State by the two Demo-
Gratis, Mr.. Scott, the Grccnbackcr,
refused 10 sign the returns and de-
mnnded a new count; before the
ten days after the election were
over, the Democratic commissioners
agreed with Mr.. Scott to make II
new count, and on this new count
it was found that Mr.. Watt Lanier
was elected, and the commissioners
40 certified and sent this return
forward to the Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Myers, in accordance with the
first return, certified 10 Gov. Stone
that g.. + Samuels was elected
aud Gov. Stcns issued commission
to him which he now has. After
Gov. Lowry was sworn in, Mr.. j.
{. Kyle, our State senator, called
upon Secretary Myers and stated
the facts to him, when Mr.. MYERS
made new certificate according
TO the amended return and Gov.
Lowry issued Il commission to La
nier. II Gov. Lowry could revoke
a commission issued by Gov. Stone,
do not see why he could not re-
woke Que issued by himself.
Hoping this may be Of some ser.
vice to you, J am your friend,
a. l.. DAVIS.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-28

The Albany ~ ~ journal. Tile
a sulIalesw nppulliann bnifgal ~
IL. IL srandal ,ed M fhs Dsmg
.fasIr greed ha oniee The lead
ing idea N evofy lFmgfal, W. nfe
It'd, IL ~ turn nyory nepubIlean
uat III onieo and GlI every pimp Al
what IL called tlio mllIif efib with
= lJtmemt This Ia a truly IA
Inevitable state n thinrs, erEeially
when II IL considaftd that lhe
r,s,i Republican party always acts
on The mppmlte ~pffneiple' The
leading Idsi ~ that noble hand Il
even mofe morai than the moral
Ias. The moment I.epuI cans
tutne into power they inuulu
anxiuuaIy for The most deserving
Democrats and give 10 them ali
she places. No Republican ever
WAS Known to favor one Of his own
party Coz AN official position. Good
aud able men, every way fitted for
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-28

A LADY writes TO a Rochester
paper wishing to know If she
should happen TO renter an omnibus
in the city and find that she had
LETT her portcmonnaie at home and
a chivalrous gentleman sitting OPP
posite-an entire stranger-shouid
offer TO pay her fare, whether she
would be justified in accepting the
oiirr3 To which the editor in re.
ply says: Ave think she would.
She must be careful, however.
not 10 play the game to often.
Chivelrous gentlemen might drop
on H."
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-28

Hthms. Hias hptli H. -
FbHmFYAA IhHna 20 ! I4pg
n q isflef net faaeig 4. NhiaH 7
especially ssa maY ~ pHtll fhsi
BIZ your taIHf The Hupff NEE HIft
msiNf alhiiia ihai Myers dld re
r. WN4Hg tli dafllhtsl ~ aptiy shy
no II lreaaaf if aanHaf Hfnpei
fhf upgsfHW a. iasHe q new eiflr
mission The Court asHumes ihat
llls NogefHDf euald ht Ifane q
new commission n n should coin.
PEI Nynp ~ maxi 4 correct AUuHt,
HHd therefore declines ~ ~ Whist
Il calls w win ihlnH THE 49,
sumptlon d0fs Injustice bath ~
iha f9yufhr and thn Court The
enclosed leltof Shows The G0gofngr
vii fFue nfw commission when
properly advised and henea " Is
uuiuf ~ him lint tle Court
should hesitate ~ declare void 10
commission ls4und on 40 improper
certificate for fear II miy present
IAN %uuHuenlY spectacle IL Gun.
domination ~ The chief executive
subjects the Court to The suspicion
NJ being afraid ~ doing Justice
when u may offend the appointing
power, and hence docs injustice u
tho Court Yours fcspct'ly,
JAA X CnALMERs.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-28

TnE civil service commissioner.
are now installed in their head.
quarters in the annex OF the Agri.
cultural Department. They have
received applications for office
from every State Of the Union, and
the mail brings them daily. These
applications are filed away for the
present, but rs soon MS the prcsi.
dent and Cabinet shall have an.
proved Of the rules prepared by the
commission for the conduct Of
examination for entry into the
public service and for promotions,
u blank will DO prepared in the
nature of a reply TO these letters.
II twill contain instructions rs e.
how an applicant shall proceed in
order 10 appear before the board
for examination. II is thought
the rules will be u practical and
fair test Of proficiency among those
competing for Government places.