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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

TEE total number Of nominations
sent 60 the Senate by President Clsve-
land was iT8. or these $50 were con.
nrmed, two were rejected, and twelve
were left unacted upon by the Senate
So. you see, the Republican Senate f.
cutie conrtnnns.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09
Final Notice to Tax
payers.

0nss 81 csusty Trsss.rus. ssiins Co Esa.,.
saiina. Malch 11it le1S.
~ cTIcF - EEEEET G1yEE ttet ne lolleEt1r
~ dasrritcd lads ard town ioia sd On sep
tsmhar. A. n iee3 for tke tax icr t1e Tesr A. D..
lesl. uin b colveJe1 % the F1rchagsr uulci.
the narna are redeemed % or hcilre aertemtel
ah, A.D-, ls53. J. B. HAuuros Ireagnrcr
ealine County Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

A COMMITTEE representing the
Grand Army OF the Republic called
On the President and presented an sp-
psal for the retenti on IN the Govern
mant service Of old soldiers. Presi-
dent Cleveland expressed himself
very strongly In favor Of the object oi
their visit.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

GEN. GRANT has expressed wish
% Be buried al Washington. Should
his sshes rest there, a tomb as mag
ntnesnt as that Of NapOleon's in the
Hotel Invalides should be erected
over them-built by National con-
frlbutious
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

Union Pacific surveys are ia pro-
gress for an extension Of the Central
Branch from Bull City or Lenora to
q connection with the Kan sas Pacific
1t Monument or Gilmore. The new
line, u built, will be not less than
eighty miles nor more than one hund-
red miles long.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09
csuSo oftsIluFs,

Want Of confidence accounts foI
half ofths business failures Of to-day
Oscar SsitS, tbs druggist, Is not liable
TO fell FOR the want Of confidence In
DR.. BOsankO's Cough and Lang Syrup
for he gives away , bottle free 20 al
who are suffering with Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Consumption and ali affso-
tons Of the Throat and Lungs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

WzRAT fields In Virginia that were
about 70 be plowed up have sprouted
On snch 1ne condition since the advent
cf Warm weather that crop prospects
are materially changed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

II Is reported that Gen. BarriOs-
the "uni6er Of the Central American
Btstss"-wss killed In battle. The
minister from Guatemala al Washing
ton has no confidence IN the rumor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

Hen. c. W. McDoNALD. Of Con
cordla, hes been writing some inter
eating letters concerning his trip 70
the city OF Mexico, for his Paper-the
Eapfre.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

WHILE Cleveland Is rewarding the
Southern patriots who helped him "a
an election, be should not forget 81.
John who also did q good thing BY
kgua
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

Commissioner oparks, Of the Land
Offlee said in explanation Of the order
issued by him. susprDdiBg sction up
aud desert land entries in q number
OF the Western States and Territories
that the department had reason TO be-
lleve that great number OF fraudu-
lent entries had been made, and he
wished Thoroughly to investigate the
matter. The order applied partiCu-
larly 70 the portions Of the country
covered by the vast cattle ranches, as
the Commissioner suspects these
ranches have been greatly extended
through fraudulent entries Of public
lands.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

DR. sEEPHEN TYNo, he. great New
YORK divine, has become 90 bad men
tally that a commission DO lunatic0
taqlirsHdO hss been issued on him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

Reports from Old Point Comfort do
not speak well Of * President Ar
thurs health. A maiarisl condition
Of the system. contracted 90 Florida
during his eujourn there two years
ago. still troubles him, ana be is de-
pses>ed IN spirits BY the serious III
lless 81 bic former Secretary Of Sfais.
u now transpires that By reason %
his health be declined three o. four
times as many dinners IS be accepted
% The fortnight presiding bis leaving
Washingto1.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

THE next meeting Of Kansas Mort b
western Conference Of the NJ. E.
Chureh is to be held ct KirEln.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

FEEL1N6HUYsEE, late Secretary Of
State. lies At she point Of death, and
hls recovery Is reported to be impos-
.fh7a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09
Executrix Notice.

NOTICE ls hsrsby given, that Lsttsu Tesia-
~ mentary on the sstate q Pbosbe Ann God
frey, deceased, we're grauted % the undessiEned
On the 18th day Of February, A. D. i585, b. The
Probate Coaf 0f Saline county, Kansas. NoE.
all penous having claims against aaid estate, are
hereby ngiihed, that hey nust present the sane
. The underSigned for alloganes, within one year
frou The date OF aid leiterl, OF they may ee pre-
elndod IRON ang banedt Of suah sstEts; and that
such elGims b not eLhiaite4 with in three years
amer the data Of said lette they shai be forever
barred MRC. ROsINA WELLS, EIscutFix
Of The Estate Of Phoebe Ana 0odfruy, deed.
ellina, ka1a., Feb. a5th, l61s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

GRANT is stIn among the
living, bat hourly growing weaker.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

Kelly, The new miplstsr 10 Rome
resembles Tngalls.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

City cIerks'AnnuaI Report for the YsaF
Ending March IS, 1885.
0ENEzAL PUNE.
sal.ass In Treasury March Is
Recsi9sa from i.1cs soisstSa sSii sSii Is
90 20 Licenses-....... 79T 80
&c &c SS 90 a5ss 5is.:il.5;:a, sss s,,,,s n
R Balance @ is TTsss Meh is. iss5 ssSs @ q iTIss -
WARRANT RECORD.
Outstanding Mch., IS, 1854 HG
Issued since % Meh., IS, lsS5 ilI5o s. ilTT %
90 ouists1ddinS ae6i ISIS T IS u7T7 50
ISTEREsT EUED
Ballanes IN Treas Meh IS iSsi $50 %
Reed from taxes collected . 5s3 90 SIS OO
Paid Interest on Bonds-.... aI s.
Bal IN Treas Meh, Is, lss5. 90. 355 - SIS %
sTSEISa FUND
kal 10 Treas Neh Is, 1855 ... 7o5 70
Reed from taxes collected Ga 20 1855 -
AssEIs
B-be'SI Fifs I,ins6isber ss0S %
f'E 1 L.lisr Track a1i
q ,ss C-rts I'd Hos- ll.9 o.
yiic Fur ire sad i1iu a. 80 %
B.liu Treasury. Gs4I Fund. 5sfs "a
ssS g. Dc so s1a.,, s9s SS-- so.. isss s,
UnPaid aud Delinquent taxes 5SsT II
dus rom Chss5sndeu late t.eas $50 " zi3sI @
LIABILITIES.
Eondi Outstandina ..... ..... $500 %
Warrants oais'snaiag ....... 80 $50 %
STATE o. KASsAs
correct - appears fr"n The records IN ny oGee.
Witness ny hand and oheial seal this tsth day
q March. less. BE BoWEs,
tsEAIl 0ig Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

THURSDAY. APRIL ., 1855.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

D. - 80 AIIshIgan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

Yesterday afternoon the President
took a long ride about the city, and
upon returning to the White House
found dinner awaiting him. He had
invited rs hls guests for the evening
James and Harry Garfield, who are
now 10 the city from college spend
Ing the Easter holidays. The boys
Ars not at all alike in personal ap
pearance, James, the elder, being =
tail, blond, athletic-lOoking young
fellow, with 3 smooth face, while
Harry has black eyes and hair, brown
side whiskers, and Is much shorter
and not 90 robust looking as his
brother Their visit 10 Washington
has been made d0ubly pleasant TO
them by the graceful recognition Of
the President and his sister, aud Il is
the first time that two school boys
have been the sole guests Of the Presi-
dent Uf the United States.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09
Administrator' 5 Notice.
STATE Of KANSAS
c1rrrT % etliEE,
IN Ia ard To- rrff crnn.F.

STATE OF kANSA1
c1rrrT % ettfEE.
n tte Fr1osi- coaIt "a s1d To- taii couniy.
II ihs uitis- - ~ EEtsis 81 An1r-r g was5u,
fcco1sci-
~ 0-IcE b hershy gives that isitcTs o. Admisls-
- trstion hare hcEn EfEntcd - ilc nndersi ir1e
On he elizie q Andres g. Wais1r. izia % sid
counig, deceased. b. tbs lI1nofabies ihc Pritafe
the M day o. April, A. D, ISIS. Nov, an
persous having clainia a-1iust sztt estate, are
hereby u0iiifd thai they must present ms same
% the under1ig1el Tor aliou1ncet uithin aue
year ffum The date ol aid leifsrs. they may b.
prccluded frou anT beucGt Of s1ci esrate; ari
thai q such cl1ims te not exhibitrd Eiihi thrue
forereF berrud. April ~. ls6I.
n-sH WuLIAN NufA- Adniinisfrzisr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09
n gVEss o. Hs COWS

one yfsr ago 4 purchased of Gsvsrnur oliek Z
dark rsd shorl-h1rn buil caif heionginr % TIE
1gfcd LADY Jane isniiT. he 9oIerl1r aays
% this auinla- iIt uill b. sen b. an examination
% The fedilrce that tha c1li a r. TIE rrry beaf
bod bis dane bliorTinF % The imported LItF
lane family. the sire and grnud rire Prinrsss
Butts and ihe gfelt--raiid sire. ihr thiri Grard
Duke uf iixioid fialn| q lamous shTu huil iu fuar
States. md h~gui.d hat the hFst line 81 Enaieh
hull Tbs fam lF j. nuf-d fir e raod fesdiuls
and Milking taiifiFs THIS iHlii Wlil he L. pt
- ~ aaru luuere f-r~ral hfs calves csu he
secnl uuiii AuEusi lai usxt FuT further pariicu-
isrs teFuis, s., cail on ur afdfras-
3-6ui ". r. Gals. aalina, E1usas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09
JOHN BUCHI GARD.
NER.

IWi1 have, th Q COM
ing season. e 6ne stock
Of ansies, Verbenas,
Roses, Geraniums. and
all sorts Of Green House
Plants. Also in due time
Hot Bed Plants, Toma-
toes, Cabbage, Sweet
potatoes eto. East Of
Bridge. sslina kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09
APusLIo LANn DECISION.

WAsHINoroN, April S-The Com
missioner Of the General Land ONCE
has ordered that tiBal action in the
land Office upon all entries Of public
lunds. except private land entries and
such scrip locations as are not depend.
ent upon acts of settlement aud culti-
walton. be suspended Ia the following
localities: All lands est of the first
guide meridian IN Kansas, all west Of
range seventeen west In Nebra-ks F;
the whole Of Colorado, except the
lands Ia the Ute reservation; ali lands
IN New Mexico, Montana, Wyoming
and Nevada, and that portion Of Min
nesotA north OF the indemnity limits.
north of the Pacific rsilrOHd aud east
Of the indemnity limits Of the Chica
go, NJ. & n. railroad. Final sCtiuD
10 the land office is ordered 10 be sue
pended upon timber culture entrie-
under the act nf June 8. 1873. wnicn
law has not already been examine1 (;
also in all cases Of desert land entries.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

eMoial Organ ofSsilno County a1o
ne CITY ofsaiina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-04-09

ohaI ! HaEamanl.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21

QUEER.-Our excellent cotempora-
~, the Farmer and Nechanic of this city.
is published on Wednesday of each week.
and yet we do 0 receive it until Fri
day afternoon. Why this delay.-RaE-
eigA Eoeni2lg Vtsitor.
Queer, indeed, Bro. Visitor. and we
shall seek to remedy it.
During six years past the Farmer and
Mechanic has only three times failed to
be on the press at II a. m every We'd
nesday. BY sunset on that day every
copy designed for a regular subscriber is
out of the office and, if the postonice
men do their duty, it ought to be dis tri
huted at least in time for the s p. m.
Mail Delivery. Occasionally our Raleigh
List is delayed until next morning: but
even in that case you ought to get your
copy by noon on Thursday.
As to last weeks issue. we will men,
ton Gas several Of our city readers have
complained) that after despatching all
of our out of-town mails (abOve 1920
copies) and those of the city list which
go by carrier an interview with Bro.
Ashe, Of the DAILY Ners and Observer,
resulted in an honorable ad iustmeut of
mutual diSagreements : after which we
naturally disliked to circulate copies of
u paper containing reflective remarks.
This is why some II or two hundred
of our city readers failed of receiving
their copy last week. We have added
one week to the subscription period of
each such subscriber and regret the
interruption.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21
ZEBU L0N.
ALFRED!
Yesterday It was "Zeb." To-day
IL Is AIT"
BOTH tToL'BLE'' GooD LooKIN
HANK we!

The ..vellerin'" last night was over
Senator Vances congratulatory few re-
marks in the State House.
To-day, Gov. Scales has come to his
camping-ground. The Inaugural cere-
monies were arranged by a Joint meet
ing Of Legislative Committees, Grand
Chairman Battle, Mayor Dodd, En-
gineer b. II. Lacy, representing the
Working Men. Mr.. Geo. NJ. Smedes,
Mr.. John Y. McIsae, and others.
His Excellency, Governor Scales left
Greensboro this morning al 5, and ar
rived 10 Raleigh about l.30 u. m, ac-
companied by a train load Of the State
Guard. two bands Of music, and several
coach loads Of leading citizens. The
column, after some delay, arrived at Met
~ropolitan Hall, which was damned with
sweetmeats-we mean crowded with pret-
Is women ard a poor bachelor cOuldn I
even find room to hang up his ha.
The Supreme Court, the Senatofs, NE
Governor, the Legislature, the Editors,
and various other persons were present.
And as we go to press, the multitude are
~applauding an excellent address by our
new Governor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21
kins's Mountain slsn soneet.


RD@f~ ~ AA&tlEhs
NJ. r. K Rgll~ 4 n Pn0cip@l
+. Z. Mara IN -. 81 Ba> peps. aud
Chemistry
J NJ. handy. pb II, Mathematics.
+. NAtftR Han, Primary Department
J. =. PKTpaKS NJ A, Penmanship-
Another scar IS closing year marked
oy greater satisfaction aud success than
any other in The history u this young.
vigorous. praS res-lgc school
its rel foT he present session shows
one hundred aud ih3rty SIX students an
incrc& se over rs humber at The same sea-
son at year a 'aet remarkable, when
We consider The pre- ent financial pressure
upon the country. and remember that
this School draws ~ patronage largely
from abroad We mention this AS = mat
ter Of com n,nlable pride, aud present
our anu4a. compliments 10 thN tsn4se
huulrcl Old boy- who arc hlllpg positions
Of honor aud u-cfuiuc>s ia cVcry state
from Virginia L Texas; and who ls1k %
us ycsr seer ycar for >tcaty PROGRESS aud
continued Urnravtmuut. seeking solely
hesi'htui Development proud oiouf past
confident II .ur 'urnrc. Nc have nu ugac
nor taste Tor laseaer,us rAalY. but wave
iewtiei hand N friendly salute TO onr
sister institutions and bid thcm God
speed IN their glorious career Last year
X lng Mountain Boy .iu competitive eN-
auInal0n won the appointments IN the
Chsrlotur Dlstric both OF the Military
nd Naval Acai aies Of the United
State. and .esen 4 II Old students took
medals AZ 1,4dIu- alleges aud Juiyer-
stiles Graduate frtn it, Special Bust
ness Departments arc hi.tng III ratlvc POI
>itlons ~ leading mercantile house :, or
are experts and professors IN other edu-
c%attunal Institutions Boys trained IN is
Academic Department are sti. wciring
It's basges proudly 10 higher walk Of
earning, and reference = confidently
made to Or Battle, If our State Iniyor
-ity; ~ he Farllic~ - Davidson. Wake
Forest, Trinity. " fri aud Furman
UnlStrsit;, the University of Va, and
Johns Hopkins University, where our
school j, represented, and our work re-
coguIEcd and appreciated
Its Special BuS.uc-s Department Is
thorough; ana for 'ess thau one hundred
dollars, all expenses included, young men
can, If faithful students, secuIc a pi-
pioma in bookkeeping AMI knirei
branches ;hat witl rank with any coulter
red by the Northern Business Colleges,
We shall offer the benefits 81 Eypcrl~
mental Chemistry under Prot. Nav &c
all the Nnl,utS at an extra cost barely
sufficient TO pay for the ch micals used
IN the experiments. " hat a rare eppor
tunity for young men intending 10 study
Medicine, or to make a spccialty OF
4 science.
T@u hundred dollars Will pay the en-
tire expense, of a student Tor ten months,
Including two suits of uniforms.
Address
W. +. r BELL, \. NJ. Principal,
Kings Mountain, y e
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21

....Ir. Creecy, editor Of the Ecoas.
mist, Is p favor Of taxing wheels that
travel over public roads. Your head :
level, Mr.. Creecy; hope you may get the
nomination for our next Governor. Any
man that is IN favor Of such a lst law a
that will certainly rece: We my vote. rr3-
vlued he gets the Democratic monica
ion. just think about it, [ am acdqaint
ed With a man who has been working the
roads public for over % years, who has
never owned a wheel, a horse, nor a beast
Of any kind, and two-thirds Of which time
ne has been bareioCted. Now is there
any Justice in a law which compells a
man thai Is so poor hat he cant afford
! mself shoes 10 do as much work or
our roads as the man who owns s or 10
wheels.-J0urnaL
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21

THE RALFIGI ToBACCo ASSOCIATION.
"A number OF Ralc;gh's bright business
men have taken another step forward ID
torminy the above named association,
which viii seek By all means to develop.
foster and increase the tobacco trade here.
The officers chosen are: u I. Leach,
presidenr; o. ID. Rand, vice presIdcrl,
Omega II. Foster, secretary, Frank St.oA-
ach, treasurer. The firms now members
Of the association aIe I. y. Jones x
Co. Moore 4 Proctor, ". @. Stronach
* Co, Z. IL. Andrews & Co. ID. 3
Ayers. Barbee 4 Barbee, G.. ID Rand,
VI. Z. Leach & Co, +. II Lee d Co.,
NJ. A. Parker, " i. Ball x Co, 7 q.
Jenkia>. Charles Il johnson x Go.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21

WABLIKE PREPARATIONS = London,
January l5.-Ihe excitement cau-e YES
terday By the unusual occurrence Of a
council at the War Office on Sunday wa
greatly increased to day by a repo~ that
the government had decided to resist any
attempt Oh the part OF Turkey to occupy
any portion Of Egypt or to land g.oops
10 tina country. There II con .deTab'e
hustle and excitement at the var Office
to-day, and orders have been sen to
Cqatfam, Portsmouth and Woolwich
which have caused much activity at those
great naval stations. Another battalion
OF troops at Malta has been ordered 70
embark at once on the steamship Poonah
for Alexandria, and other troors arr
under orders to be in readiness to move
at a moments nctice. The indications
all point to firing events in Egypt, and
there is no doubt that the ministry =
determined not to allow Turkey t3 intcs
ftre in Egyptian affairs hy placing al
armed force in any portion Of Egypt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21

STLLY!-The Radical attempt to stir
up i'll feeling between the North and
South has resulted 10 a flash IN the pan;
because the South having elected the
President and secured a majority Of
friends in Congress, and a majority of
Governors in the Union, is not fool
enough to worry over the wrongs of twer-
ty years ago.
Another silly canard is the telegram
about a committee or Advisory Board
of Southern Senators to handle Southern
patronage, Any Ring" Of that kind
would 0 yet Left at home All the
Senator's say so: and Senator's says
Mark Antony, are Honorable men,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21

Thanks to the gentlemanly mana
gers for an handsome ticket to the in
auguration ball, which is to be given by
the Monogram club. of Raleigh, compli
mentary to Hon. Alfred VI Scales. at
Tucker hall tonight There will be dane
ing from 9 till ,. The officers of the Mono
gram club, which will give this elegant
ball, are:-John I. McItae, president.
Omega III Foster, vice president; Il.
Grimes Cowper, secretary and treasurer;
governing committee, CT. +. Leach T
A. Miller, Ernest Haywood, L. B. Raney.
W. 2. Bachelor.
The Raleigh Literary and Debating
Society deserve thanks ami compliments
for their presentation Of Mr.. George w.
Andrews' original melo-drama. "The
Eleventh Hour" which they gave 50 well
at Metropolitan hall last evening, before
an audience large in numbers aud brim-
full OF appreciation. The acting was
really merltorious; above the average for
amateurs. The music was BY the Epter-
pean club. The following were the per-
formers: Miss Hattie Kreth, A. NJ. Nc
Pheeters, Jr., Il. E. Litchtord. c. Fl.
Jordan, j. I. Davis Walter Woollcott
b. H. Sholar, Allen Fleming. ]. F,
Browne. ". Carter. II. L. Harris, Frank
ferguson, las sheriff Novel; Misses
Maud Oliver, Truletta kreth, Janet An
drews, X. K. Lumsden, 'as Capt. Jones.
OF Company O. G. w. Andrews.
The concluding piece on the programme
was Ten Bar-rooms in One Night; or
Little Jimmie Green" in which the fol.
took part: e. II. Jordan tyerv
G. w. Andrews. J. T. Davis
Frank Ferguson, Il. w. Miller, H. E.
.itchford, A. NJ. McPheeters, Jr. !
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21

UNIVERSITY CoMMEScENssT.-Chie
Marshal, Q. G. Byuum. Assistant Mar
shals:-G l. Patrick, ". NJ. Pearson.
Isaac \. Hughes, l. P. Woodard, Il. B.
Saunders, S. P. Graves, NJ. l.. Johc. Il.
r. Starbuck.
Representatives. B. Manning. G..
Badger Anderson, Z. F. Strickland, JAS.
Thomas, w. S. Dunston, NJ. Shields.
Ball Managers :-Pugh, Hester, Leigh.
Hackett, Little.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21

....Sallie FOushoe. the blind minis
ter of North Carolina, died 1t ~fndianapo-
lis, lnd.,o the evening Of the 9th of Sop
TENDER, 1884. Among her last express
sions was 81 have give it all to Jesus.
| am now trusting in him. The peo-
pie of south Yadkin and north IIedell
will no doubt long remember her visit
among them. in 1879; which was great
ly blcst. She was a good preacher, and
a great singer. "What become Of blinds
ness" a song that she composed, and
set to music. was printed in the LaH,l-
mark the only time it was ever in print.
Her life was 4 Of suffering and trials :;
for she was
a wanderer upon the earth;
No home. no purse Of gold, no ties
OF kindred dear: This was her lot;
To it was added-sightless eyes.
But now, thank Cod, no more She saws
I'm blind - no more, Il have no
home.'
No more, I'm Sick" for the dear Lord
Hath sent for Fer and babe her come.
To a fair home prepared for her,
A mansion in the glorious skies
And she, because she saw not earth.
Mayhap secs heaven with gladder eyes.
BETTE e. BARTON.
Eagle Mills, \. G.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1885-01-21

ID. b." ON II. b." When Gre,
meets Greek, then III the steamtu
of wah. Here is the way Dossey Ia
tie pokes the bright lance of good &c
lowship at Henry Blount, whose nam
is q miss nomer:-
The golden baird blonde
The ebon-orb'd brunette,
Silver gray matron,
Oh sweet sixteen coquettc-
No matter the age,
Limited to human,
The thing needful
She must be a roman
Given the soft sex,
Furious or fainting,
Leave it 10 Henry
And he'll do the painting.
The Pollys, the Sallys.
Mostly Armies and Marys,
Hcterogenously
Become fitting fairies.
The red-headcd hoydrn
With pink wart OF her nose,
Turus, under his Faber,
Into a smell-sonc rose.
Oh, glorious Henry.
Sweet bird OF the South
Your song are the bosscst
Fer come from a mouth.