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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
Plymonih Church, Preeklyn.
Wei DO Meyer.

tits now undlsputed that WEI DE MEYERS cATARRH
CURE Is the only treatment that will absolutely curi
Catarrh-fresh OF chronic. II Is marvel"-Rev. A T.
Fries Cairo, y. Y IL restored me TO the pulpt-i'eN
Gen Refs CObleskll. y. v zone box radically cured
me REV C. H. TAYLOR l4O Noble-s, Brooklyn. perfect
cure after 30 years suierng"J ID. Mcdonald no brs0
yay n Y &C. &c Thousands OF Testimonials are receiver
from ali parts OF the world Delivered 81 Dr. WEI pe
Meyers ILLUSTRATED TREATISE" with statements
by the cured mailed D. b. DEWEY Co., ls2 Fulton
ST., N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
GOLDEN WEDDLNG IN HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Jan. 5.-To-mOrrOw Mr..
and Mrs Randolph Grant viii enter upon the Ond taf
century Of their married life. They married N South
Windsor January g. 1884 Both members OF the
Asylum street Methodist Episcopal Church. Of which the
Rev. Dr. = r. Paringt0n is pastor. Two sons Christie
pher Grant of Paul. Mimi. and Henry T. Grant, Of
tins city, ana one daughter Mis- r. +. Paine OF 81 Paul.
Will be present 10 cheer the aged couple.
MI Grant many years postmaster In the town
Of Buck5ud, Conn For seventeen years he has been
laced III Icll estate transactions here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06

BRINSMADE-At hlg home in Brooklyn, Thursday Janu-
any g. Jaue4 BoeDes uIj iI nr u.jh wear ot MS a-
Funeral sunday to noon at O'Clock, NON - ~Le
TcsiuvnCc, 1865 Columbia Heights
Iuennun al Albany.
Please omit lowers
COE-At EnRcwood. y. J on Thursday, January y Almia
STANLEY wife OF = Coe IN The ubh year hCt de
Funeral services at residence, LngleWoOd N j. RI
lI3I q. NJ, Monday, IN m-i. 80, - ,,-,---,
thambtl-st Wa NOitheih iNaiih VI
Jersey al 10 a. M Returning leave EusitW OOd AZ
Ia p
Carriages VIII De In waiting.
DUNDNT-Dn January g. OF Pneumonia a. IFS residence,
summit \. T. DumOut The itth year ~ his age
Funeral FROM Church Of the Holy lfmy MddlsOna'o ana
42i 81 Monday morning at ii O'clock
Friends family invited TO attend Wth0utfuther nooe
ARGSuddruy In wa year OF hlsRge, John Mcuarg
formerly OF All any. o,,. -o,, -
his AOn mousse ~ west Oo7' 'D
MOncaY afternoon AZ o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
R,OToUS CONDUCT N 4 CHURCH.
Tur PASTOR DrAGGED FROM Ills PULPIT AND BEU-
TALLY TREATED.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TmBUNE.l

lBY TLLEGRAfH IL lti' ihip'-''"l
R,rTJ,ToRE. Md, Jan. 5.-ln the little town
nj Bcneersvlne Pennsylvania, not many miles dian'
from Gettysburg there is only church ard thai Is
used BY the German Lutherans against Wnom
a feeling Of violent an!mOsity exists For
n long time it has been the custom OF
crowd o the lower class assemble around The cAnich
.. -, ,,,e NJ service and insult The members OF the
congregation as they enter and come out The pastor was
similarly treated even when walking on the streets
The trouble had steadily been growing more
and more bitter and on Christmas H-n
eliminated in an outrageous and Saclesou'
-. IN, o,,,rcl vas dcc,rd with cvergrecns for the
no ilgys and had a Christina, tree i'm corner Nmc hc
serylce was IN progress, gang OF men entered t"c
o1,,rch and sh6utiug and swearing sWHimtd NP the
oi,lcs While some tore down tie dccorauoh7 olHlI7
c,rhed IN, ulp ,taiIS--ud .'ZlUgthc MINISTER al 7-,u
him down. tL----7Ing him o0 IA" moor ana 'ultu ny
IN uolTra lot cold water over him Inc Col-it-,-
IN mink his life was dtu-cr tried Ia 20 =" hl, res
Cur hi were driven back by r rolsIs VINO rcIru Ie
Cburch ana wound up by pll'ng tne decoIdh'i1 ana
Cari.t,q- trees before thc minister's door. u'ir 'S
ouv one constable i'll the place no arrests nave OeoH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
1FRAyGIyG REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

The subcommittee of the Committee OF
Eighteen dccdedlnst night to recommend that hepu'l
can primary elections, under the new plh' snouiu " NJ
on Ianparv z when Assembly District Committees VII
ne elected and also delegates 10 the County Committee
Tho polinrpaces will be advertised In the newspapers
four DAYS before the election. with few ek- Ptohs te
nsncct5rs of election will be the who served TO
GENTLY 0s enrolling officers. The Committee OF Elghtth
viii meet on Saturday night act upon the recommends
ton OF tho cub committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
ANXIETY or IHE MORM0NS.

SALTLAKE CITY, Jan. 5.--The monthly meeting
Ofhc Salt Lake Mormon Priesthood held this morning
Bishop John Sharpe SAID that while IN Washington re-
Gently be- had enough 10 convince him that 10 power
but thai Of The Almighty could the Mormon people
al God does not pilot e sup' he said, "rhe VIII 20
dOv a." Apostles Thatcher aud Richard are now on Their
80 m N-.-LLL.-nu N nLLn.l % LLAM A!llI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
1EBEY,s CAMPAIGN IN BOSTON

BosroN. Jan. 5.-BostOn has paid about
$4,000 tribute to Mr.. Abbey in the last mouth Inc
orera season of ten performances which closed tonight
Ina. broncht in about S50O0Owhile Mr. lryings engage
uent two weeks brought In $4,000 Inc opera
MS Carmen" with TrebClli Campanini, Del Puente ana
NsIera. and the performance was attended ny HIEc
1d b,iIiiant aud fence Nine. Trcbchs triumph III the
,e role was Overw helming The company VIII hIri'e IL
ScNYork by special train al p. IN. tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
4PRJTJLS From EUROPE.

The steamer Republic arrived yesterday,
bringing among her passengers Commander ana Mrs l.
T. Sinsou c. c. Fletcher j. c. c. Fletcher, j. +. Boil l..
" nan Andrew Zorban. Paul G.rIud, J. W Porter, +.
stephenson, \. Campbell T. a. LeYtdn and H. c. Hod5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06

TRmrSr OFFICE. Jan. G--l a. m.-Thr movement in
tie barometer yesterday downward. Cloudy weather
WI, followed at ui-ht by clear wrathc Tie temyHr-
,.,rc RANGED between o and -, Che average llA
b.u- 49, r s,rr tIau ON the corresponding dag last
wear and 80. lower ttau on Friday.
Clear or lair WtstArl win -h-Hi changes III ithPeId
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06

oval declare There's an !Gea worthy OF Chicago
Peopc must able read that Tor gate mile mp me street
II fairly dominates this neghJorhOod Tie car7rvers ANA
drivers must by heart And all The better for
tbep for ey must oen need something OF that Yet
one thing puzzles me and I'll have tie doubt resolved ere ever
money Of mine yields the voice OF the cAa:mer"
For ten minutes at least the speaker-an intelligent looking
,pop with breezy Western ways bad standing the
statue OF the late william H. seward IN Madison square New
York gazing alternately the grea sign which had aroused
his interest and at cluster OF hssy elevated ELECTRIC
lights which throw tcircO oey glare on the busy night
scene around him Then graspng his ep-ack' he stalled
npdy from the spot and entered sparkling dugst half
u dozen blocks away
"v friend" said the polite proprietor lis II true that
BExsoNs CAPCNR POROUS PLAsTERs are better than all
others You that the claim IS made for AL.
cocks and perhaps several Others Now, what evidence "a
there strong enough to convince any uapeucei mind and
settle the question:
my dear SIR replied druggist this ia it BensOns
pascrs begin their Just they are applied
They ere active positive The reason b they are med
cua TO the highest possible degree 80 oTHaRea notice
that emphasize tls-NO OTHERS anywhere near item
in this respect any expert will tel you this Nexty
Benson Endorsed by thousands OF physicians druggists
mud chemists all over the country Nooers have this back
ing Finally propretors OF Bensons pasters have re
cyed the rst and only awards IN an the domestic and inter
national exhibitions over all competitors"
"rhat WIFI do" interrupted the from Chicago That's
proof enough TO justify acmcat on the sign Please roI
me M dozen The who isn't convinced by what yO1
have business jury Thanks and goodbye"
Coconine preparation able and uneGuaed or the
eradication 81 ddudIuH
Two experienced physicians OF the swift Specific Com
pauy Atlanta Ga have located a, No l59 West Twenty
tbrlst and Will be pleased al who afflicted WITH
blood or skin diseases Examination andcolsEaton free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
SIMON CAuEE0N IuPROTING.

HoT STRINGS Ark, Jan. 5.--There isno truth
in dpatch teegraphed from here III reference to the
serious Illness OF Simon Cameron He arrived last Mon
day. lis physician sad tins evening that lhOIC was
marked uipTOy tueBt in Mr.. CamerOn's cOudlllOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
Gpetill Gollec5
Artistic Memorials.

Artistic Memorials.
The NEW.ENGLAND GRANITE WORKS, Hartford, coma.
Quarries and Workshops. Westerly, r. l.
Fine nunenta ant bail ling work IN Grluth lrAN1E'
furnished without Corrsspon iencs -
lcited- y. Y Once, lS2l Bway. c. W. CANFI9LD, A8S-
Plymouth Church. Brooklyn.
H. ". BElsOIiEKSl.
All the pcws and rcnabe aisle chairs IN tis houee VIII 90
publicly rented Tor year TUESDAY ENENlNO, Ia"
9Th q: January 1884 without regard TO the weather Coz.
mencing at Z clock. BY order OF the Trustees -
II. ). WELD.
Clerk Board Trustees.
steele & Co, Feather Duster manu- cturers 766 Bros4
Wav near gt4t Oii,r retail. wholesale discount 100
varieties Ostrich Turkey busters for store ONCE ani
household Peacock Fans, Picture, Piano. BncaBrsc
COrnee, fine ParlOr and Carnage busters, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06

The inmates Of Sing Sing prison gave a
musical concert 10 their friends on Thursday evening
kraily all tne performers were base snssngeIs-lA0I-
ElstowD Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
Religions Notices.

soul, Church "a % .1 DS e1 ToSy rSoS
WILKINS at II am; cidrshs Christmas at 3
p m. The public cordially invited
Fourth tuor@nr charGh I2'ta ssITgeR n Ps.ISS
Morning services IL O'Clock Subject; isSe ana nsrr
Got" sInlayslhooI, 10 a W. Public cordially Invited
Al souls Church 2qtaon Msnor i3th.t west q 9Th
AID lecture The traditions OF Joseph" at 4 D. m
the Madison A'fnge cCagrega.o e Church d DR.
Il. lite w6fth LI5.nei"
5 81 awe we' h rrr's'a" Gh1F 5v fH&0 DID,
W. prr4gh or SeG The 5!9 ssTc at xs 5 NcS TX
WI be Eed Rev JOIN HALL? D. ks Gu II : ~
ToN. d B.. are expectedto take part --
Church OF ~ Wary the yirxiuFes-r d the Epiphany
10 s SS.sDr' ooerStidh i a. Vy-cF'
Church the Ne-.aI-CoIIcr 5ithst and PaIt ave =
l H. sa5tet Sfb ss Grace d Man evening )
:" l. Eht on tie Hidden Way"
Church OF the Holy Trinity Malisooays ant 4?d.,-
SaIIiS X F. WarGiNs D D.. VIII preach
ps'qg Paternity 5IavS e9Tsr a. Il n
suGySr G n' su aud unto
don ,.OD D.Y -. -
Church OF the Incnrunrron llison.aye and ?jI,Try
$50 p m All cordially invited Litauy service and adams
trauoU ~ the Holy Communion at lOa ~.
Gfs" me S"Rrc ci. GG r2 n t %
vii ociate Evening The general Epiphany service al 10
Disciples OF H. S XIV ' 3 R I I& raso ana 'D ''''
sr gaT.tlS also Sc ea t cI5nias darms tho
Week q! Prayer.
Fi,e Point. Hou.e Of indgslry 49, wSrh b., VIM NJ F.
children sunday At $50 Jcock Public invited DO
nations Of clothing aud shoes soLtilcd
ttr.i society ~p;riIunIi~t Ro,Ubl'aE Ha % West
$40 st-Mr-. BRI6H Ram lectures morning nid evening" rs
suIl Subject Tor evening lecture History ad fI"Peey'
Fir-i baptist Church Park.aye., cor 3thS Preaching
nj II m. and u, 10y Rev d. }. nEhhEH' Do {"
IIarponiaI Association. az steck Ia, No II last
ar 81 al II "A Mis-. II. l. VAN tiOHN Will occupy tie
platform No evening meeting. seats free.
Mission Wort, d. Japan Rev 7 BiANCHEI %
ing h, I CurysOstohs chapel 'h-ve, corner SJts Il
$50 O'clock
N,,, Jerusalem Church (SwrGon East Sjtt -
Pasol.,eryccs begin al IA suLoay Jan SO ~, an
Ing 10y the Pastor text Rev, l., Il Nulg.et-'AckI'GL
sacrament OF he Lords supper Wii be ullUisteiel
Rev Henry VI. sanders Pastor OF tue central Baptist
Church dist 7th and sth aNe breaches Suud1y ID ~
and $50 7. suneay school, .5n
Noriety of r,traa.-Nctlg 10. worship at Friends Meet
Ing House So Ia las. -O,h ST (Gsaal,rey PARK Al Io'o
a m a"i 1 = n
rocirry Eihcal Calturc. -lIoicsSor FhLiA ADLEK
viii Irctut before iA.' -",i-y A '"l' N'i w a. y,
1880 olosed II ocooA Al interested are invited SUD-
lect: ISAIAH, tho PrJph,G'
~ Georges Church Stuyyesa.t Siuare- seats fee,
Question Other .cos usual H. % a - Z y "a
81 johns thapcl scAs, ar taras i-t'sut az Soy
vices On sunday sycll $50 o'clock "ants -ac4 ii IAN
t4ta Ihu Holy CiJy vi! he suug Is the ANTON
II TsOatius Ihsrct-Ncst sOift Ct sn"n Z: - "a
MIMI rrI1s ana Se,onl tetbraupr lcLHaJ lW"9 ~
IlvensOny 7sO . HtrAfn by toe "e'' - NAM
Third uyer.aI.i ChAFeb.-fret'r Ian blGaiHAs lar
39ist-key T.. uRAl VIZ 'sl.l.,' ' -. 49, ~ -
7.i6 p The pubic inYitoi sc~'shea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06

LING-RICHARDS-On wednesday. January 2 1t the
r,sdnre Of the bride parents by the Rev James = Ram
saw chard Darling 10 La Louise CATER Of tie late
Charles h. Richards.
No cards
EONAN-SANFORD-D g. 1888, the residence OF
the brides mother. Mu-eaJig ~,auaIie loELty y y "
III" A. MARTIN, Of GeIty-Ol", PENN Edward D. lontn
esq Albany, TO Miss Mary youngest daughter OF the late
Judge Lyman sanford
Al notices OF marriages mast be iHdorset wih Jul!
nQnLr and aairtgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06
Winter Appeal. 10 iih-nye.

THE NETWORK ASSOCIATION FOR IMPROVING
THE CONDITION OF THE POOR
Makes an earnest appeal ror help n money aud KIND 10 enable
II 10 continue and extend II, this Indictment season
It field Of labor is among families Tenemsnt uses
where the distress very pressing Every case reported
by suJscr ones investigated and assisted npOh us
merits.
VII not public eudeayor to meet the Increased STRAIN ON
The Association by increased 10 raise The Eeeded
u0dsl VIII MT subscribers increase thcr subscriptions and
d., their be- 10 Obtain frcsl olesl
The General Agent will gaiy seaf packages Of clothing
&c for distribution Blanket, and ARTICLES suitable Tor tAo
old aad sick and fOr chltreu are also needed
Indviduas and firms to procure employment to
deserving men or woud conera benefit ~ apP2g
In tue frat place at the Oiiuc.
Donations &c Mt John ovro General Agent,
~ Fourhaye check, tho Order o. Nj Robert D. Mn
turn. Treasurer.
In behalf OF the Executive CorJalttee
uEHiY L. PELLEw, Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06

two experienced physicians OF the swift Specific Com
pauy Atlanta Ga have located al No l59 West Twenty
thirs and Will pleased al who afflicted WITH
blood or skin diseases Examination characterization free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06

Coccnine s preparation and uneGued for the
erall.atlln u AAndI un
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-01-06

"That Will do" interrupted the from Chicago That's
proof enough justify the acmeat on the sign Please roa
me up a dozen who isn't convinced by what yo1
have said business jury Thanks and goodbye"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-28
IMPORTED
BROOD MARES
FOR SALE.

-Four very nne English Draft Brood Mares, imported
BY me last winterthree Of which are three years old
coming T. and three years old; when full grown
will weigh about l6sD to 1850 lbs.
Ihaye resided in England up 20 the last year and have
had every opportunity for making choice selections.
An those DESTROYS Of buying choice stock are Invited
10 come and see these animals before buying CORES
pondence solicited. FRED. WEIGH,
=. o. Address: BrOokneld, Ill
Roy 2,6 Narseiiles La Sale Co, H. may3l-3mOs'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-28
MAYO g. WIDMER,

Attorneys at Lar.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE Co --ss
- To all whom IL may concern. notice is hereby given
that the undersigned Executor of the last viii and
testament Of Samuel W. Eusts deceased will on Mon.
day. the lth day OF July D. 1884, at nine O'Clock In
the forenoon Of said day, AT the County Court House in
said La Sale county apply the Probate Court of said
county for an order 10 sell as desperate claims the
claims owned by the estate Of said Samuel W Estis
deceased, against Milton A. Dewey, according 10 the
statute in such case made and provided
SAMUEL l. EUSTIS,
Executor of the viii Of Samuel W. Eustis deceased
June q, 1881.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-28
A Fortune In q Siaqle Fee.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 24.-By q
decision o. the Supreme Court of Appeals
in the celebrated land case of Chapman &
French against Joseph Maitland, from Wy
0ming County, Colonel james w. Davis,
counsel for plaintiff, is in receipt of the
largest fee that has ever fallen to the lot of
any lawyer in this State, the sum promis-
ing to exceed one hundred Thousand dollars.
Two hundred and seventy three thousand
acres of land is involved. Colonel Davis
compensation IS to be certain percentage
of the value of all land recovered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-28
The Record Beaten.

SARNIA, Ont, june 23.-The steamer
United Empire reached here Saturday
from Duluth. Mimi, making the round trip
in seven days and sixteen hours, the fastest
time on record. The boat carried a large
cargo and full passenger list
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-28

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE-By virtue
II Of order and decree OF the Probate Court OF Ia
Sale county, Illinois, made the petition Of the un.
deslgned Executor Of the Inst win and testament Of
Of said deceased at the April term A. d. 1884 Of said
court 10 wit on the sixth day OF May 1881. shall. on
Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon and four O'Clock In the az
ternoon OF said day sell at public sale at the north
Of the County Court House. In Ottawa In said county
the real estate described follows, 10 wit: The half
q the northeast quarter IEh Of NEH Of Section No
Four a. IN Township Thrty.three 1897 North. Range
Three 3l East Of the Third Jd) Principal Meridian In
La Sale county Illinois, on the following terms to witt
Cash In hand.
Dated this 18th day OF June a. d. 1881.
WILLIAM H. CALVIN
Executor OF the Last VIII and Testament
Jun2l-iw Of Patrick Du6y, deceased
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-28

rreigh trains carrying passengers leave Ottawa a.
follows: For Earl, $40 A. NJ; for Aurora 1905 ~:
for Streator, 6 4. ~, SIS Ps., and 6i0P.N.
Morning train makes close connection AT Aurora fer
al points east and west.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars c b. & q Drawing
Room Cars, Horizons Reclining Chair Cars, and the G.
r. Q Palace Dining Cars, by this route. All iAiorns
ton about of fare sleeping accommodations
and time tables will b. cheerlly by applying 10
PERCIVAL LOWELL.
General Passenger Agent. Chicago.
THos j. POTTER.
General Manager, Chicago. GEO. +. ROE,
Agent At otava.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-06-28
Zegel.

SHERIFE"S SALE.-By virtue Of an execu.
- ton on Judgment confessed issued Of the clerks
office Of the Circuit Court Of Ia Sale county and state
Of Illinois and IL ne directed. whereby command
ed TO make the amount of certain judgment recently
obtained against James Grimm In favor Of Edwin H.
Fay, out % lands eneents goods and chateIs Of said
James Griffin. have levied on the following properly,
10 Wit The west hfythree (5) Ut the west half
% Of the southeast quarter tk) VI section thirteen
tiSl, town thirtytwo t2 range nve 90 east OF the
third lad principal meridian All Of the above de-
scribed property being situated In La Sale county aud
state of Illinois.
Therefore, according ~ the said command. shall ex-
pose for sale AZ public auction, all the right title and
interest OF the above mined James Griffin in and tc
the above described property saturday. the 18th day
OF June lssI AZ o'clock NJ, at the north door 1t the
Court House. In OTTAWA.
Dated al Ottawa Ill., this 4th day Of June A. u. 1884,
W. X. Mll.LIGAN
mays-iw sheriff Of la sale County. III.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-12-04
A Fluter.

"Yes, I've been down South" said 8
dusty, tanned passenger, with quite a
variety of baggage lying on the seat in front
of him, "and it's mighty glad am to
get back North again. The South is no
place for my business"
"And what might your business be ?"
"Selling clothes wringers, futers and
sad.irons. The colored women do all the
washing and ironing in the South, and of
course / canyassed among them. They're
q queer lot of citizens, they are. In one
house in Memphis / wanted to sell wo.
man auter, and when she saw it she
said: Go way with yo' sawsidge ma.
chine-we's no Dutch trash in dis hyar
house, In Vicksburg was showing q
colored woman some sad.irons, when she
said: yves got no use for any such
weep'ns, sab I'm spectacle woman, 1
am, and don't go gaddin' roun' nights
wild common folks; an as TO- my husban'
he nebber would be boddahed wid one
o. dem ar i'ous-he prefahs razah.'
Even in one of the back streets of the
colored district of st. Louis I was carry.
ing a wringer along one day, when about
four dozen pickanninies ran after me and
cried out: .Mistah, mistah, pleathe play
us tune. In two hours I litout for
Chicago. -79i--- -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-12-04
subjects for Executive clemency,

subjects for Executive clemency. In
consequence of these examinations
recommendations for pardons have been
made in several cases, which otherwise
would not have been brought to my at
tention. In most of the cases recon.
mended by the Board of Directors under
the Act referred to Executive clemency
has been exercised.
Gentlemen of the General Assembly :
You meet at this time under circumstan.
ces of peculiar encouragement, yet OF
peculiar responsibility. At the close OF
a heated political contest, which has
effected a change in the Federal admin.
istrstion, our people are looking forward
with frightened hopes-with renewed
confidence in the security of free institu.
tions and with quickened affection for
the government of our fathers. All
signs point to revived and increased
prosperity for our State. We may justly
hope that, so far as our Federal relations
are Concerned, every pledge will be given
for the security and the welfare of our
people. But the Federal administration,
however important in its political bear:
ings, cannot ensure the internal and
domestic welfare of State. The more
intimate, essential and universal interests
of our people will be entrusted to your
care, and henceforth only more fully,
more freely, and thus with larger respon.
sibility than heretofore, while the eyes
of the State and of the whole country
will be turned more than ever with
anxious and hopeful solicitude to your
proceedings and to the unfolding of our
domestic policy. Under these conditions,
alike auspicious and critical, let us thank
God and take courage, and let US pledge
to each other in every branch of the
State government to secure to all our
people the blessings of protection, peace
and prosperity.
- HUGH S. THOMPSON.