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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
TUESDAY. ocrouEn Il Isss,

ATCTION SALE OF SMALL
~ RRICK DWELLING -. 220 SOUTH
FIRST SHEET. RklW ELN ANAL AND
~ XII SlhtEI~ At the eIuesf % the
owner J Vii sell az pub.lc auction. on the
premises on
WEDNESDAY OCrnHK ~ is65,
So 4 O'Clock 7. n. thn above dcscI he'd
property Inf Nv ELM b. two si0rie-.
contains I'VE rooms. ana L. occupied ny
coed tenant LflI SO ny 1850 f-et. Tho ne
cent Improvement OF fir~f street adds
much 20 the value % property il tLis local.
Dos, and this property VII o. q good inter
ssf nn the Investment
TEhN- one thiff cash De ance OF six.
twelve and eighteen months ior negotiable
noirs interest added secured ht a deed OF
trust join i euDDIN.
Org Aucti0Deer.
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The Topic Of the Dsy.

sAI-MUsCATEILE Is the hes; preven-
tive ard cure for all functional der2nse-
rnents Of the liver. biiiOuSness, SICK head
ache Temporary congestion arising from
alcoholic beverages, giddlnesz, Oppression,
Vomiting OF feeling OF melancholy. Err
RORS IN DIET. EATING. OR DRINKING.
Tor AT accidental Indigestion arising from
NASTY meals, NERVOUSNESS. impure blood.
nettle-rash itching. or any other Over-acid
state OF the blood: Doils. skin eruptons
c0nrnence neui OF diphtherla. the effect
of merrurial pOisOns and az the beginning
~ All feyerS: measles, chieken-pox, prickiy
heat. rheumatic and gO0ty poison due 70
umpire blood. and sourness OF stomach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
By Sampson a Afam.On,
Rea Estate Aucti0Dsens AID Insurance.
Agenfs
sis Hull street. Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK
4 DWkLLISG.HOUsE ~ MANCHES-
TIR VA. Al TAI sol IHWkSTER>
CORNER o. ELM ENIn ASD DkCA-
TUR sTRkETS.- by virtue ~ osrtain
deed o. trust dated the an day of eesiem-
Ter 1854 and duly recorded TO tn cserk :
Office OF tine Corporation Court of Aanches.
ter. m d. y 8 page 654 default having been
made ~ tine payment 81 a portion of the
debt thereby secured. and being required
~ 10 90 Dy the beneficiary ma s.id deed. !
shall sell 81 public auction. on the rreni-
see, Oh
TUESDAY. OCrOBER IS lss3,
al 4 o clock Z. NJ. tine said PREMISES. ae-
cOrdBg 20 the direction ~ the said dced.
The HOUSE ~ well constructed for comic
and convenience. sDd oonta ins about eight
rooms The lot fronts a3 feet on Decatur
street. and has a depth % lo5 feet.
Terms Enough In cash % pas for exc
cutting this trust and % pay 81 $50 dDr the
9Th 81 September, 1885. with interest until
paid. and Inc balance. n hny, a. the
grantor III said deed may direct. and in
case OF failure Of such direction. then ~
the trustee may mink proper
MANNING {. STAPLES,
ocZ Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

A man without guile of cultivated Intellect
gentle manner. sound iu Christian
doctrine. and eulnenuy
beloved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

the crvs-al.iyed salts a. extracted from
grapes and fruit. q most wonderful product
ron Nature F. laboratory the greatest sOg-
ereign preparation ever placed before the
American public.
SAL-NC-CAIELL.E is Nature own pro-
duct j. suppl e. f0 tine Wearr system the
want Of sound r4p@ grape and fruii, Il
keeps the b.pct pure aud the brain clear
h. a uaruriI bless n 70 the tAgged-oui ana
wear an Imperative COMPANION 20 Dusl-
ue---Iuen ladirs. and children Have % in
vOur homes travels summcl-resOris ana
seaside cottages.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11
By Manning G.. Staples g CO.,
Reai Estate Agents.

By Manning &. Staples 8 Co..
Reai Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SMALL
Il Farm. WITH BUILDINGS THERE.
on ABOIT -FOUR MILES BELOW RICH
MONu pN TIKI OSBORN PIKE. COS
TANNING FORTY Two ACRE~.-sy viz
fur o. "a deed OF trust. dated the IAN OF
August ISIS and duly recorded iD -. b.
IOl pngt Dos default saving been mad iu
the payment OF the debt thereby secured
We Wii| sell be- ug required 50 io do bg he
heupnc on the premi sef tine PROPER
~ conveyed Boz said deed o.
MONDAY OCTOBER 18TH.
"A 20 clock J.. ~
TFIN- Cash
n e STAPLES
Il A. ATKINSON JE..
or1 Trustees.
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LTHRER-DEALERs

II W. PICKRELL.
IL LUMBER DEALER
keeps al kinds OF BUILDING LUMBER
TOBACcO-BOx B0ARDS fSYCAMoREj,
SHINGLES. LATHS. POSTS, &C
BILL sTJFf q speciality. Any sire or
length furnished promptly.
Yard and Office, corner Broad and Laurel
streets. &c <-eodiy
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IONDON SAL MUSCkTELLE CT

LONDON. ENGLAND.
Beware Of limitations. The genuine Ia
uiue wrappers only.
g. send for circulars 10 6. EVANO-
WITCH. General American Manager. Post
Once Boz 1865. New York city.
Msnti0n this paper.
~ub- Agents for sAL-M USCATELLE by
tbe following druggists I. koDeris BAKER ;
pc,. hafan s.. Dupuy 427 Broad street
I~sse child. Third and Main streets r. II NJ.
Harrison. Broad and foushee streets Folk
Miller q Co. 800 Main street, Il n rheild
4 Co. Fiftk and Marshall streets. u ".
Iatirner, 500 vest Marshall street; william
n scott, Seventeenth and fr1nkiin streets;
a a scott. TEenry-fifth and Broad streets:
owen q Nsnor. opposite psssi-oifire
~ z7-saiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE or
l. THE FINE ISKsS-STAND No.
1910 EAST MAIN STREET. OCCUPIED
BY MESSR~ h II FOX G. DO.-By request
of the executor f tie late :. N. Peasants
We VIII sell AZ sucfl0u. on the prem ises. on
THU RSDAY. OcroBEE IS. 1883.
a. j.. o'clock T. NJ. tine o Dove-c.-cribed
VALUABLE STORE AND DWELLING.
convenient ~ hotels depots. tobacco ware
houses. and market houses suitable Tor any
kind Of bus ness be ~ iu tine very centre OF
Main street Lot 25xIeC feet 10 q wide al
les.
IERN-. One third cash bAlauce az six
end twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, secured by trusl-deed.
APPEkSON & Co. and
JOHN I. GODDIS
Or AuctiDneers-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY
' FOR sALE.-By virtue o. A deed Of
trust irOn Hugh g. Preston and wife ! Will
ssl. a. pub.le auction ou the premises Oh
SATURDAY. OCTOBER ~. 1888,
the "BEALE LANDS containing l4s
acres. being part o. the "smithneld estate
about one and q fourth miles west or
Biackshurg Montgomery county. Va. This
a an exceedingly valuable tract Of land
well Wafered. nne sod and good timber. II
Is near he Aglicultuuii-Co.lege farm, and
II ah good ~ better land.
VII Also sell al UNDIVIDED OSE
EIGHTH OF THh DAVID PRICE
TRACT OF LAND. about three and half
miles west % BiacksDur< which contains
good gein OF Goa
Wiu also sell u SHARES or STOCK ~
THE BLACkSBf kG MINING AND MAN
UFACTI RING COMPANY and other PER-
s0NAl PROPERTY.
TERMS OBJ SALE: Real estate 10 percent
cash. residue in three equal anuuAl install
ments bearing Interest Personal property
on twelve months credit Bonds. with good
security required.
ARCHER A. PHLkGAk Trustee.
CHRIrrIASsHrh G. Va sept. y 15rS-
- z7-cCd2W
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MISERABLE SUMNER RESORT
l. FOR SALE OK RENT.
VIII - offered for sale. on the pre- ~ -. pfl
IT E~IAl october 18Th mex. tiat very
Sea. nie summer resort known a. tur
HlCkBR4lGE BATHS situated eight
miles from Goshen depot. or fhc Chesape axe
and ONO "a way and tselve mites irons
Lexington the county -sfaf oi kOrkpr o.
auC only three miles from Timber Ridge
depol On the VALLEY aiir11d.
j, uo' sold on that dag the property viii
ns rented. FOR further Information al
dress john T. JORDAN Executor
SNOW den Post Office, Amherst county va.
80 fH-~at4uft
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

head Of the medical profession in the
city his son-in-law, Thomas Richie,
The editor Of the Richmond Enquirer,
who afterwards became the Napoleon
% The Press OF the Union; William
WIT. whose speech in the Burr trial
snd whose British Spy has gained him
immortality (; Philip y. Nicholas, At
ioiney- General aud Circuit Judge;
Danitl Call. author OF Calls Reports:
Thomas rutherford and Charles Ellis,
Prominent and influential merchants
Major James Gibbons, the hero OF
Stony Point; William Munfotd, the
author Of MunfOrd's Reports and trans
lator Of Ilomer's Iliad; DR.. Peter
Lyons, an eminent physician COlopel
John Harvie, Mayor OF Richmond:
Colonel John Amber, Register Of the
Land Office James Brown, Jr., then
worthy merchant. and afterwards Sec
ond Auditor Of the State and many
others well qualified 10 add 10 the mcr-
rimeni and pleasantries OF such party.
IL was on these social occasions, in the
company OF such men as these. that
PsTson Blair and parson buchanan
would frequently appear. and by their
genialiiy, their emiRent literary and
charmingconyersational power, enhance
the pleasure Of such a distinguished as
semblsge Of gentlemen. bent upon the
enjoyment OF innocent amusements.
Colonel George Wythe Munford. lately
deceased. VINO for over twenty-five
years was the Clerk OF the Virginia
House Of Delegates. and was more gene
rally known perhaps in his day in Viz
ginia than any other man. in a recent
book which he has left behind him. STYLED
Il" The Two Parsons" has given a most
interesting account Of one OF the meet
inEs Of this club, from which ! will
condense TO show how our two
parsons were considered BY such
distinguished gentlemen. and how
eagerly and with what boyish spirit
they entered into the innocent sports and
fun Of the occasion.
At this time Major Gibbons was the
treasurer, and he had appointed Mr..
Marshall and Mr.. Wickham the cater
ers. who. with the assistance Of old
Robin and Jasper Crouch 'colored cater
ersl. obtained for the dinner the best
the market afforded. Wine was pro-
hibited except upon special occasions.
Julep. punch OF t0ddy. porter or ale.
were the ordinary drinks. On tins oc-
casion the following note was addressed
by the Treasurer to Parson Blair. and
enc equally friendly was sent to Par
son buchanan
o. hr Re-. John y. Eiair.
Dear y All directed by the Buchanan
Spring Barbecue club by special resolution
90. Boz tf.f Hrr
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Hy J Thompson Brown s Co..
H-ai Estate Agents and Auc,lOneers.
IIIs Mulu street
4 10 PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
DETACHED TW O-sT TORY FRAME
DIV ll.LiNtl No SOf SECOND
gTEEEl NEAR DUNAL.

viii sell al public auction on
WEDNESDAY. OcToLEE 1srB.
atEo.c.ock Z. Bl.. the above TWO-STDRY
Unwilling. rOnia ming uve rooms WIN
I'm roof The got fronts 3Oxl25 feet. more
OF le~s. 90 AZ alley 10 feet vide This pro-
yerfy always commands good tenants a.
profitable rates.
TEHM-. ono fourth cash balance in SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months. Interest add
ed secured hy hy trust deed.
d THOMPSON BROWN q CO..
Oce AucuOneers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

IearSir y All directed hy the Burhauan-
Spring Barbecue club bv special resolution
fO feui mo YOU That your presence as one Of
the honorary members D. desired OF next
SATURDAY Ne esteem 80 8 great honor for
Nj Buchanan and yourself 10 unite with
us in Our unOcen' ADJUSTMENTS 20 greatly
enhances 0ur pleasure. Beside tho interest
derived roW YOUR conversation. We enjoy
The contests between yourself and Mr. MAJ
slGl d the game or luO.fs
With greaf resp. rf your friend
JANE GIBBONS Treasurer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

By AppeFsou 4 Co and John T. Ooddln
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
Eleventh and bank streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

DWELLINGS.
Nos zoos. 1907. AND 1908 W.T. EAkf
STREET. MAR LINDEN STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-11

10 hie memory.
From that time ! never made .
visit to London without paying him
nv respects. TN one Of these visits |
took with me nv esteemed friend Dr..
William Brown, late editor Of the Cen
tycl PresbvferiGH. We had just been
al the meeting Of the Council held in
Edinburgh, and DR.. Brown was natu-
rally anxious to have al interview with
the man who more than any other IN
Britain had been associated with the
great philanthropic enterprises Of the
century. As we parted from him he
gave to each of US his photograph. first
writing bis name on the margin with .
splR pen. the only kind, ] believe, he
ever used. The likeness is an admirs-
bic ont--and this leads me TO say that
the electrotypc you published Of him a
few DAYS since does not resemble him
In the least. In form and face he was
sirikiDgly like Or. John 4. Gun
bingham, father OF the lGmentea
DIR. Prank ID. Cunningham, re-
Gently deceased. Neither was there
any more assumption or preten-
tion IN his manner than IN DR..
cuEniDgh4m's. He was too sincere,
too simply great and good 10 affect any
thing. have seen FAR more naughty
reserve and lofty condeseension of man
ner 10 petty government officials and
among railroxd and hotel clerks Il ex-
cept Richmond IN this renxria than
ever ssw IN Lord Shaf,esbary. Ii will
be generally found that just in proper
ton to elevated rank and character.
manners arr most natural and UMPIRE
tending.
Lsst summer, on my return 10 Lon
don from the meeting OF the Esangeli-
cal Alliance in Copenhagen, wishing to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-25
why should Try These Things'

Golden Belt flour, at only Sl.5O per
sack, equal to any st Sl.75; Alhambra
hour. at only Sl75 per Jack, better
than any -four in Waco at any price.
Mail pouch tobacco. largest ten cent
Packages in Waco: Robt Brui,t onion
sets and garden seeds of all kinds; the
Prize Medal seeds Of America, and
largest papers OF any seed house in
existence: every package guaranteed
fresh, pure and crop of Is@i Ths
best granuiated, white and brown
sugar made, Mt less prices than OIL
makes. All good. guaranteed To br
entirely and absolutely satisfactory
or money refunded. Buy from us,
We will do YOU right every time.
\. JOSH, TAYLOR X Bro.
Waco supply store. Austin street
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-25

There is - silver lining to every
cloud, If we but stop to look for it..
Sufferers from disease should not
think they are iucurAble simply be-
cause they have tried dozen rcmc-
die, without beneficial results There
is one remedy in the market that j,
tine absolute conquerur of kidney
troubles. dyspepsia, liver complaint,
indigestion. fever and a@uc. and peri
odicsI complaints. We refer. OF
course, to Mishlcr's Herb liittrr..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-25

sanger Bros. will have a big rash IN
tlrjr Establishment this week. Bar
ram, all over the house.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-25
IN WI NIOIyttNt,
nd

Major \. L. Rose. ST.. one of tile
oldest residents of this section, de-
parted this life at his late residence
three and half mile, north OF Waco.
at o'clock Friday night last, aged
90 years. The funeral will take place
to-day At p. m, from the home OF
the deceased. and the remains will be
Inferred in the family cemetery at
BOsqueville.
In the death of Major Rose, Mcl.cu-
nan county loses one of her purest.
most upright and honorable citizens
--onc who has given the best years OF
a long and useful life To the advance
ment of every material interest OF our
city and county, and whose high and
noble character will leave its impress
for years to come. Few. il any. of
the Oldest citizens. but knew the de.
ceased, and TO know him well was to
love, honor and respect him for hi
high qualities of head and heart.
lie was born near Columbus, ga.
in 1919. and came to McLcnnan cOun-
ty in 1888, where he raised family of
four sons. 10. A, John Is, A. T. and
James, and one daughter. the wife OF
Mr.. Bart Moore, of this city, all OF
whom survive him and reside in this
county. lie also leaves widow to
mourn the loss of true and affection
ate husband. \ true man Ina, gone
TO his reward; peace to his ashes.
HENRY cooNEY.
At the residence of MIR. j. Il.
Avcilhe, corner of Columbus and
Zenith streets, at 4 o'clock saturday
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-01-25
ROUND ABOiT TOWN.



At Or. :. Is. iIamlct's.
DR.. :. b. Hamlet sell. AS fine cigar,
aS any place in the city.
The Cotton Exchange only sells the
best of liquors to all customers
Fourteen hundred and forty live
pupil, attend the Tree schools in this
city.
The second session of Waco Female
&c ,lege commences tomorrow tor 6he
term.
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Moore are the
happy parents OF bouncing baby
boy
In Justice j. f. Davis court yester-
day \. Cohu was lined 81 for Mn as
sauit.
Mr.. j. Tom Sclnan is now holding
a position Il, deputy clerk under Mr..
John W Bakcr.
Waco will soon have three of the
best schools buildings in OF any city
in the state.
go to the silver Moon to-day and
getaneNceilcnt dinner. Oysters served
day and night.
The streets are drying up, and with
one days sunshine walking will be
easy on the sidewalks.
The Anderson furniture store is
still in the lead when it comes to Civ
ing bargains in all lines.
uronnum', oyster parlor j., open up
to late hour at might. and YOU can
be waited on al al, times.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20

Waterloo Observer: Two Englishmen met
in mid ocean, on the deck of steamer.
One asked, 'going across!" Yes; are youE'
and there the conversation ended.
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ssYes.,,

each other
IChambers' Journal

a little rain, the sun again, shadow; a
summer day, some new-mOwn hay, a
meadow.
A girlish face, matchless grace, and
beauty; we spend the day in making hay,
sweet duty.
Some fading flowers, some happy hours,
but feeting; a week of rain, and then again
a meeting.
One quick shy look, ripping brook,
some clover; a sky of gold, the story old,
a lover.
A fair, sweet maid, a short word said
what is it? I try my fate, and not too late
to miss it.
The years have gone, and still loves on
that lover; he loves always, as days and
days pass over.
A loving wife, long, long life together,
have made him bless that shy. sweet Eyes,
forever"
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The SOULS FAREWELL TO The BODY.
= - -
loriginal.I

[originalI
So we must part forever. And altho'
t16ng have beat my wings and cried to go
Free from your narrow limits and control,
Forth into space, the true home of the soul,
Yet now, yet now that hour is drawing
near,
I pause reluctant, finding you so dear
All Joys await me in the Realm OF God,
Must you, my comrade, moulder in the sodl
I was your captive, yet you were my slave,
Your prisoner, yet obedience you gave
To allrny earnest wishes and Commands.
Now to the worm, leave those willing
hands
Those feet that tr6d where'er babe them
tread,
Those arms that clasped my dear ones, and
the breast
On which one loved and loving heart found
rest,
Those lips thro' which my prayers to God
have risen,
prison,
From these, all these, Deaths Angel bids me
sever,
Dear Comrade Body, fare you well forever.
q go to my Inheritance; and go
With joy that only the freed soul can know
Yet, in my spirit journeyings trust,
may sometimes pause near your sacred
dust.
ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.
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What Troubled the Flock.
rOmahn Herald I

The salary of the Baptist pastor at Grant
vile, Neb., is 500 a year. The recipient
does not try to live on it, but works at his
old trade of shoemaking. His congregation
do not object to this way of providing cheap
ministry to them, but they have made a
tremendous row because ON several Sundays
in making announcements from the pulpit,
he includes notice that he would mend
shoes better and cheaper than the opposition
cobbler. Now we think that is real mead,
The man saw thathe could be useful m both
channels and his congregation should moi
Interfere
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20
AppoInted TO Onend Him.

lANSh l. II QUAIL
A prominent lawyer now practising III
New York city tells the following:
San old darkey was under Indictment foI
some trivial offense, and was without coun-
sci. The judge appointed me to defend him.
1 was young and very fresh at the time,
and it was my first case in court.
GAS 1 walked forward to consult with my
client he turned to the judge and said:
" 'YO' honah, am dis de lawyer what an
depointed to offend meP
Eyes was the answer.
"'Well,' said the old darkey, take hi
way. Jedge, pleads guilty.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20

st. Paul Day; A Mrs. KraydulI, of Flor
ence, Ind, has eloped, leaving a three weeks
old infant Empty is the baby, Kraydulps
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One Effect of COnvaIescence.

'Why are you 50 thoughtfulw asked a
wife of her convalescent husband.
He had been very sick, and for several
days his life was despaired of, but he was
getting better very rapidly.
al am afraid" he said in response to his
wife's question, chat 1 may have COM
mitted myself rather too strongly with the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20
and Profitable Too.


A clergyman had ''call' the other day
to q new parish To his church officers he
said: Brethren, this seems a providential
call, and must follow the leadings of Provi-
dence and go where L can do the most good"
And then he added 1.-The salary is a good
deal larger, and 1 must look out for my
family y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20
Unjust to Dog.

Some one says; "He who lies down
with dogs is sure to get up with fleas on
him. This is unjust to dogs. There are
men so mean that fleas would be glad to
leave them and go to the dogs
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20
Only Her First Run.
TNorristown Herald

Mrs. Belva Lockwood carried as many
states as Butler or st. john anyhow, and
that is doing pretty well for woman's first
run against old and experienced politicians
of the pantaloon gender.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20
ASKING FOR A PASS.
MERIDEN, Conn,

Bill Nye Constructs a Form of Appeal
Suitable for Editors.
LOriginal1
The general passenger agent of promi-
nent road leading out of Chicago toward
the south, tells me that he is getting a good
many letters lately asking for passes, and
he complains bitterly over the awkward
and unsatisfactory style of the correspond
ence. Acting on this suggestion and though
little late in the day, perhaps, have
erected the following as a kind of guide
to those who contemplate writing under
similar circumstances:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20
DANIEL WEBSTER BRIGGS,
Editor of The SqueaL

1t is my opinion that no railroad official,
however disobliging, would hesitate mo-
ment about which way he would swing after
reading an epistle after this pattern. Few,
indeed, are the men who would be impoltlc
enough to incur the displeasure of such
paper as I have artfully represented The
Squeal to be. BILL NYE
HUDSON, Wis
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20

San Francisco Post: Why is it that the
man who whangs an old copper cent into
the contribution box. gen rally ica7' '.-'..!l
with a twenty dollar look Of benevoience.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20

Every step upward says one of the
great thinkers of the day, sis by conquest
the conquests that go on Within
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-03-20

Boston Post: Poets are said to be born,
not made; so it is not the poets fault, after
all