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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
~ New Enemy to cotton.

RALEIGH, n. G., June aO.-A new
and insidious enemy oi the cotton crop
has appeared in this section. Lice, al
tach themselves to the under surface of
the leaves and suck the Juice Of the
leaves and young buds aI soon us the
latter put forth. A healthy stalk will
in one or two days after being attacked
look as If it had been dipped in hot
water and will be drawn into knots and
granulations. The lice are damaging
the crop to the extent OF perhaps so
per cent.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
An End to Bono Scraping.

Edward Sheppard, OF Harrisburg, III. says ::
"ilaving received 30 much benefit from Elcc
trio Rittors, fccl IL my duty to lot suffering
humanity know 1t. Having had II running
sore on my leg for eight years; my doctors
told mo | would have to have the bono
scrancd or log nmputatcd. | used, instead,
iE:o~ bottles OF Electric Bittcrs and seven
boxes lsucklen's Arnicn Salve, and my leg Is
now sound and wcl.' Electric Blttcrs arc
sold Mt nny cents II bottle, nnd Bucklcn's Ar
nicn Salrc nj 26c. per box by DR.. s. F. Fnnt.
1-l3.lt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Good Results in Every Case.

ID. A. bradford, Wholesale paper dcnlor OF
Chattanooga, Tenn, " rites that ho was scri-
on his lungs; had tried many remedies with.
out benefit. Being induccdto try DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption did 80 and
was entirely cured by use of n few bottles.
since which timC no has used IL In his family
for al! Coughs and Colds with best results.
lives have been saved by this wonderful Dis.
coucry, Free Trial BOTTLES tDr. S. +. Fanps
drug Store. l.l3tf
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07

Thc new postal law recently put in
force by the postofiicc department makes
the taking OF a newspaper and refusing
to pay for the same, theft, and amy per-
son guilty Of such action is liablc-to
criminal proceedings the same as if he
had stolen goods to the amount Of the
subscription.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
NOTICE

is hereby given that Mrssr<. X. II.
Wright. j.. =. Wheeler and G.. \. Bow
man arc appointed a Board Of ASSESSORS
of real estate for the purpose of Taxation
for the fiscal year 1886 and 1887.
BY order Of Council.
JOHN S. FAIR,
1-|"lt. Clerk OF Council,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
EDITORIAL. SSiTES.

Of "'rhc Veto Prcsitcnt."
II you want the best news OF the day for
little money, subscribe to the HERALD
AND NEWS.
The convention TO decide the question
OF primary or convention for this Con-
grcssional'District meets ut Seneca to-
day.
We failed to sec B. O. d., at the con-
vcnLion on Saturday. He should have
been there TO help out the contingent"
We did not expect, however, to sec him
there aS n delegate from Democratic
club, but thought he might be around.
Bacon stock IN Georgia is on the de-
cline. General Gordon has already
secured l3i delegates, within % Of Il ma
iority Of the convention and it Is con-
ccd"d that he will get these and more.
The Chronicle has about given up the
fight. H. has done all in its power to
elect the Hon. a. O. Bacon.
Where do the young men Of Ncwbcrry
spend their evenings? Are they making
the best use OF their time and money?
We fear that there arc many who are
not, and they will regret it after awhile,
possibly when they have bankruptcd
their characters and brought trouble to
their homes, once happy and prosperous.
"Ihc people will certainly suffer no
harm by Keeping an eye on aSpirantS for
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
nitl.

In tIis city on the 9th inst, Mrs. NJ.
III. Bra abham, wife Of the Rev. Mr.. Brab-
bam, circuit preacher OF this district. OF
Her funeral took place thi,s
morning at 10 O'Clock,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
! ? l'',II||III|LL,I|'I!' I II !!:II|'!IP|iI5}'I'[I /
HAS W. AIN SI'A& &EHIyT,
CabHAU NHHBHA, 8. G..

wonderful inducements will be offered this sprno in .rasl
selected tlOIl NG of choice manufacture correct svlas
ana guaranteeing the best fitting garments ever offered in onv
establishment South.
My stock of assorted FELT AND STRAW HATS is laroe
and rcs up to the latest styles at lowest possible nrces
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS in the greatest var;ot,,
consisting OF all the latest shapes in celebrated CUFFS
COI.LAkS IN Linen and Paper, at sacrifice prices
TRUNKS AND VALISIIS will be offered this sooso 81
manufacturers priccs having bought very LARGELY in that
line OF goods Tor cash at bottom priccs will give the boneft
10 my trade WHO VIII favor with their call or ORDER
IN view OF the hard times have determined 70 sell cboo
DIAGONAL, CORKSCREWS, BROADTATLS sITTTs p1Ss
at such low prices as will aston any purchaser in that o
MY CASHMERE SUITS Of the corset ittjnos in 1r
variety at the cheapest possible priccs -
MY Stock of Light Weight Clothes in SEERs11f,Krp
ALPAcCAS DRABDETARS and LINEN SJT1T1MnS,
low prices. N'''' pSl'oAo4hg4y
my YOUTHS BOYS and GIIILDRENS or Oru1ueu
IS simply too large to give any fair dcscrinion of
IucS Gf lcS These goods will be offered bcvond an,
'oooi o. the most skcp~I minds at arGocd np; ,;H
KNOCK competition into the shade '''
Wy stock consists Of AL the varieties of Do,u r, !.
c'cS' Sccs"cAcs Linens and Aapaccas in s;ts ~ ~
'9c piece So("'& for which one in want in +h t;a.
"cco 'ry any further but send me your orcr o n ,o
' - >'''"'" and get your cheapest BARGAINS Of
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07

How many bald heads you sccH> Work,
Parkcr's Hair Bnlsam stops falling hair ana
restores gloss and youthful color. Exception.
ally clean, elegant, perfect dressing, not
Brensy. ProVcntS danllruff. G.i0.lm.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07

81 am satisfied that Hughes Tonic Is the
best Agtr Cure that has ever been presented
to the public. In 25 years experience In tho
drug business have not iOma anything thnt
gnpc such general sntisin,lon." Jos. Atkins
GrccnsbOro, Ala 7-7lt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Secretary Thompson Confirmed.


NSTVV1N1 10 ITO IIFItNID NND NEWS.J
COLUMBIA, ). c., July 7.--Thc Sen
ate has confirmed the nomination OF
Governor Thompson to be Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Treasury. Lieutenant
Governor Sheppard will qualify as Gov
crnOr on Saturday the 10Th inst.
A. G. JONES'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

6as ft6 fir Die @benbirttgfett bes 6auies
NabSiDia auslpra6, ieoob Die 2lnft6t oes
aroBen Observation-Disclosures itteB bel anoern
nambaften Suriiten auf pohlbegrinoetert
WiOeripru6. Damn tau6te Der 8orldlag
auf. Brina Nuguit bon BreuBen ioue Die
Brin5elItn on &inbe5ltatt an1ebmen; aber
flint Der Mtiniiter erDiberten na6 ibrer
Qmtspfli6t, Die Nooption Tonne oas Slut
uidt TieBen. Interbeiien nermdhIte fih
Der brWte Sobn 0eS SOnigs, 8rtn5 &arl,
nit elmer tpeimarti6en Yrin3eiiin, uno Der
BroBb. id6itiae 6of ertldrte na96riidlid,
boB ct fir Die Ginoer bieier Gbe bas 9or>
redt Cd beanlpru6en miilie, faQs Der
lItere 8ruber leiner 0~tetgunQ folge.
9tuumebr mar Die Srage iebr ernit; IS
orobte Elm Strett UNI Die @rbfolge, Der ptelz
lei6t ben 9eltanb Der ODnaitie gefQ9rDen
fonnte (?). Nuf Die ipieOerbolten 8oritel@
lungen leiner GGt6e bei6loB Der S0nig, tief
befImmert, ietn Nnie6en 81 gebrau6en
1926. Sn einem bon 3drtlibfeiI Iberz
ftromenoen 8riefe belt er benz Sobne Dor,
mas Nues ber9e6li6 Deriu6t morben lei,
un0 tDie nun bod nibtS ibrig bleibe, ais
Die barte 9flidt, Dem Woble bes Staates,
oes fOnigliben 9aules cine cole 9tetgung
81 opfern. Nls Der Brin3 oies Sdretbe1
0urd General 28iblebeu empfing, maj CT
Nnfangs gang 5erlhmettert; bann rattle CT
iih Sulammen uno nod am Iel6en Qlbeno
ldrteb CT Dem 60ntg, DAB er 9e9or6en
tDerDe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18
0icr W0oeln%

Sn Ser borne6men Noslsgeleui@aft Der
polnti6en emigration III YartS madts cine
Srohe Der @rQfin 9t. piel BON itb reber.
Son Smanaig 8ttlalten uml6lollel, la6
man auf benz tiefblauen @runoe oes Lapis
lazuli Der mieoerum nit einem @laie ilber>
Dedt mar = ettpa et1 gortratt? Soer
0aare? Jfein; man lab bier ganS Derbos
gene, balb perroItete SteGIaoeln aus A1ei>
fling, mie gu eillem Stern 3uiammengefigt.
Ser ieltiarne SbmuG fauo icine rlbrenoe
20iung III foIgenoer Wttt1eiIuug:
Ser @raf bate bot SSabrcn in ietner
Seimatb in benz Geroa6t geltanoen, 3u piel
BoIitit 9etrteben ST. baber, uno nurbe in
elmer gfaGt n6ne mettereS Ser9or leiner
Sanlilie entriiien. Cine &ibitta bredte
Jpn NOD elmer Der fern Ite0enben Seltungen;
bort mari man i'm lit ELL feu6tes, Dunfles
@efdugniB. Sage, 8oGen, Oeonate perz
gingen. oDne oaB Elm Gi6ter i'm CUR Jez
6sni6aft aog. Der llnglidlihe lab it6
ieoer 6ulfe beraubt. Sn SoDten1tiue uno
Ounfelbeit 9let6iam begraber1, fiib(te er
ni6t 1tur ietne 8rdfte l6lpinDen, ionDeru
audi ieinen @etit ii6 perDtrren = cine naz
menIoie 9nglt er9riif ibn; er ~3ittevte ntdt
mebr por leinen 9ti6tern, CT ~3itterte bot
iidl leLbit. Sn Der @rfenntniB oieler @ez
fabr tpar lein Sinnen uno Grahteu Dorauf
geridbtet, irgeno ettDas gu ftnben, oas i'm
bemUlIBigiein entreiBen uno leinen@etit Dor
benz Srriinn betpabreu m06te. 8ier Steds
naoeln, Die lid aufduig al leinem 9tode be-
fanoell, ioIten leinem Settle &ettung brtn.
gen. ST mari tie aGf ben Booen oes biz
ftereu &erters uno bemiibte it9, fte mieoer
Su filoen. Qls er fe na6 miibepouem
Suden pieber aufgefunoen, itreute er tie
BON Neuem aus = utD INNER lnD INNER
ptebe: BON gteuem! Sagelang 1ibeno, liez
geno, fnieenD uno nit ben 6GnDen herum>
taitenb, gelaug IS ibm Die abIihtlib auSaes
morfenen ipteoer gu finben. Dies fur6tz
bare uno bod 10 nobItbGtige Spiel 6auerte
-ie1s Sabre!
ga 0ffnete Elm groBes polittl6es Gretae
nib pl0Bli6 ieineu Serfer. Oer @raf bate
Die 9taoeln ausgeltreut, er tpolte ober iein
@cfdn9giB nidt uerlaiien, pbne Tie, Die tbt
Dor 8er3weiflung uno Srriinn betpa6rt batz
len, nit it'd 81 neblnen. Sn oer3ages6eue
fatb er ife ldneI. @l5 er ieiner @emablin
Die traurige 0ei0i6te er5dblte, grill iie nit
beiligem Gifer nad oieien 9tabcln. Dieie
pertrilppelten 9taoeln = iehS fur6tbare
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

gf. an II. /. 10. S66nes Lager bon rbrz
tetten in Tolnt, 9lideL 8erfoItete Stabl II
Seiter. 9tepparturen an 11bren u @oLoz
tDaren biQtg 6.Srtb, l16rmader uno @oIOz
arbeiter G0mbilo."
= Nus .3IlIt6au i6reibt man Dem
Nieoeri@Iel. GagebL, : v@egen Die Iebte
3G6Iun9 bon 1880 bat li6 Die 8ep0lferung
I'M 1913 Seelen Dern1ebrt. gu bteier
Germebrung haben Die i'm Sabre 1888
bon Inrubitabt bierher berlegten 2 9 d. a.
Dronen Il Ian m~eientIt6 bets
getragen." Sang ohne Srage.
= Nus SEQ. $50 Der @ubener !3tg.:
rgf0rtenerltraBe 16 iinb cine t~ro9enoe
3ie9e, cine Wiege II. ein NieQepfero, Elm
9rebe @brtitbaum uno ein Suber 3iegenz
biin9er 5u pe%rfaufen." Mer 8ieleS bringt,
ptro Wan6em ettpaS brtt8et.
= @Ls brittle geummer zines Gon3ertz
programmes nar0 in 8ufareIt Iaut elmer in
$50. 283 beS 8ufareiter Togeblatt entbaLtez
men Qln3etge SIS lit Elm &oB entz
iptun9en, aItbeuti6es so lieO"
our @uffii6rung gebra6t. 9lrmeS 30SIetrt,
mte bait bu bid ~Derdnoert, iett bu in benz
WfaienlieOe e%ntlprangeit!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

baft f0nigli8 selorgt, fir iie unb ibre ainz
Der. sic bate iibrt8ens mob au letlle1
9eb8etten ftd auf CUTE @ei6dfte perltans
Den uuo mar Tbeilbabertu BON GalteuGnt,
benz tpeLtbefanaten @oloi6mteo nno Nnz
tifenbdnbler. IS trua ibr oieies @es
ihGft cine bibi6e Summe @eloes etn.
Die So9ter pes 8olfe5 belaB aud Die
!Saupts @isenI1aft bes italientlden Soltes,
Die Der parlamfett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

Nep0Ies un6 biGi0ies 9opfmeb un6 ale
Ma9euz unb Observation-Disclosures 9e9etl burtb
Or. Yterce's Pellets" (PiI6en) ooer ontiz
btlt0ie &0rn9en, 20 Gts. Die SGal0e. Seine
nobliellen @@a6teln, i'll 6elten lie perOerben
mirben. get Npotbeferr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

Sabre ausgeftreut unb %gefun6en = tparen
tbr sur &eIlquie 8enorben, Die Tie in einem
0tubmen bon 8rilanten, 5ebntauieito
SrancS an Nertb, ais unslet6 b0beren
S9aB auf Der 8ruit trug.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-01-18

GtabItrt felt 1851
Henry SChoeIIkopf,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
siO. e32-23A Ot VI nstO o tphs straSs,
Sptiden Sranflinz unO 0tarfet> StraBe,
O~ffertrt in frti6er 8aare:
@erdudcrte @attbmr9er Sit6Itn9e,
@er1u@erte 8dnIebriifte,
8ansIebersB aiteteW unO EritfTelt,
8erandlertei @GI, 2ad1S ano StOrs
SSteIcr SprOttem nnO 2lppetit>S tiO,
GaIsSarOeAen MnO G0rO eu~enbuttees
Wtartmirtem Nal 1tlI0 yteunargcu
We d1te SratmiGtp. SerOelat,unritp
0Utbaer Seitifei>Se bertplrIt,
GIIig: uu0 Senf=SarOfnes,
TrauS. MatO r%uIitidJe S3rOtneS,
&OI. WliId1nerz S9driH9e,
&aut6 lr9cr ySous &s1etnge tt1O &abtaps
WorpegtIGe FrdHt crseatd1OOieS,
DtariHirte SDrelet MnO 9enfsDeafreIen.
Wedltes @eagceburser S0aerfrdut,
z ill., t~5arfea, SIltt ebfoEL utO SDargeLB.
GctrO6ncte BiIic (SdW6nme),
Jtatts. GrbSett Unto Gbanapt91onS
Sfebt9'S SIeiI d ertracts
9seme 9tmSen, Grbfem, Strfe nnO 8rinfesn.
@etSengtteS, YerIgerte uno Sagpp
@u@lueisett> t1n0 @nfcr9rttRe,
NeisneDi MnO artOfTeImeb
Medbten SHtpetiers ttlo yathteI1n=&6Ie,
&G1nteE ttnO gtiinen &rGutet=SG6fes
Frontage de Brie.
8tpqnefOrt= Uma ytemIdh ateIerzSe6ies.
8eten &tttbttr9e r= tl1HO &~Att0f6Ie,
9cMtfG1es SWetf6 enntmS H1tS RrWmeMett,
yrnt.5. WHaWittelt 4tiIO StrneH,
Barrier rno &openb0getI er Gdbttpft1b1&
9eutiGe SptuHraOer Wno 8OAfra6er,
&oI5IGHbe, GOiSpautoHelt u. +. ~.
@ues SIT ben b~tatsitsn 9retIen.
Henry =
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

$40 feet in length, "a feet breadth of
beam, 402 feet depth of hold, and
7,250 tons gross measurement. She
was built of iron, with nine transverse
water tight bulkheads, five iron decks,
and strong turtle-back deck for
ward and aft as protection from the
heavy seas. She was fitted to accom-
modate $40 saloon, ninety-two second
cabin and 1000 steerage passengers.
Careful examination of the manifest
sheet shows that the total freight ton
mage was about 1, $50 tons. The Ore
gon cost 81 ,250, 900 the value of the
freight was about $3.50, 900, making a
total loss on both vessel and cargo ST.
100000.
The consul has decided to send the
case to England for investigation, and
there the captain will fully report.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

THE penny wise and pound foolish
policy of a balance in the town treas
ury and no protection against fire is
one capable of working untold disaster
to this pleasant little town. This
same thing has been said lots of times
before and in good many different
ways, but never with the desired effect.
Theories and talk without anything
practical will do no good, nor put as
much as pint of water on a fire.
Take your pencil and paper and figure
on the thing. A large percentage
could be saved on insurance rates alone
with the town in possession Of good
water supply, and the interest on a
bonded debt large enough to make
the necessary improvements could
easily be met by water rents. Allow
ing a wide margin for the difference
between the figuring Of a thing out on
paper and the actual putting of it into
practice we still have a large balance
in favor of water. We hope the pow
ers that be will view this matter in
the right light before any great calam-
ity oYertakes us. And we cannot re-
frain from adding that the town of
MiddIetown would get very little SYM
pathy and deserve less from outsiders
in case of an extended confagration.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19
A Grand Scheme.

People who live in Elmira and are
able to pay their debts and don't pay
them do not have a very good time
this year. Some smart Yankee who
settled in that town bethought himself
of new style of collection bureau
which is calculated to make things ex-
ceedingly interesting for folks who are
bad pay. Subscribers pay modest
sum yearly and place their bills in the
hands of the bureau managers. A
collector is first sent in citizens clothes
to see the debtor if he can't get any
thing a second collector goes, who
wears striking uniform and hat
marked :" Collector" in very distinct
letters. He visits the debtor three
times and if he fails third collector
goes out with Collector of Bad
Debts" conspicuously displayed on his
hat. He sees the debtor every day and
is also seen by everybody in the debt
or's office, so that the money is forth
coming. In fact, the success of the
scheme is said to be phenomenal.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19
The He or She of 1t.
HIS VIEW.


There's glory of the sunlight, and another
of the moon;
There's the beauty of the morning and the
richness of the noon;
There's u joy and satisfaction in all the
earth contains.
But contentment dwells in woman. If she
can but hold the reins.
HER VIEW,
The earth is full Of glory, and the world is
posing fair;
December days are pleasant. and June days
rich and rare;
Lie seems like some gay picture, DER which
the sunbeams flash,
If a mans wife never asks him to "Iet her
have some cash."
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

WHAT CAN BE DoNE.-By trying
again and keeping up courage many
things seemingly impossible may be
attained. Hundreds of hopeless cases
of Kidney and Liver Complaint have
been cured by Electric Bitters, after
everything else had been tried in vain.
So, don't think there is 10 cure for you
but try Electric Bitters. There is no
medicine so safe, so pnre, and so per-
feet blood purifier. Electric Bitters
will cure Dyspepsia, Diabetes and all
Diseases of the kidneys. Invaluable
in affections of Stomach and Liver,
and overcome all Urinary Difficulties.
Large Bottles only 80 cts. at DR.. J.
Gibson Carroll's.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19
aone Nail Drives Ont Another >.

is a French saying that finds exem-
plification in the way one disease will
substitute itself for another and graver
one, in very many cases. Liver dis
ease, for instance, will soon induce
blood disorders, throat ailments, skin
affections and eventually, because of
impoverished blood, consumption itself
unless, indeed, it be treated in its in
cipiency and early progress by DR..
Pierce's "Golden Medical Discovery"
which acts as specific in these all
ments, accomplishing rapid cure by
its powerful Alternative action upon the
great organs Of the body.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

'OsLER JOE is poor yarn told in
good verse about a beautiful weak
woman, handsome libertine, and a
homely but true-hearted man whose
affections had been misdirected.
There has been some inquiry for it
and some Of our exchanges have
printed it, Why ? Because it was
read at swell reception in Washing
ton not long since and some of the
newspapers thought such reading in
bad taste. We think SO too, leastwise,
we can find other poetry more to our
liking, that can be read with more
benefit.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

THE BLAIR Educational bill has
passed the Senate. II appropiates ST.,
100000 in eight years.-Maryland's
distributive share under the require
ments of the bill would be 81, SIT ,442,
getting in the first year s151, ,494, in
the second $219, ,421, in the thire 1924,
GAL, in the fourth 1881, 1857, in the fifth
S23S 1853, in the sixth 1884, ITO, in the
sevenths151, ,494, in the eighth S108,
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

The story told in another column
about the sinking Of the Oregon is a
strang and thrilling one. Built with
every precaution for safety, water tight
bulk heads, ETC., the fastest and most
elegant of ocean streamers, and costing
$1.250, 900, she is done to death by a
common, low priced, three masted
schooner, and sinks almost as quickly
as did the vessel that did her the
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

On Saturday the Philadelphia Times
issued an anniversary number of
twenty pages. The issue is one of
very great interest to the reading pub
lie, while to all who love beautiful ty-
biography it is a treat to the eye of un-
surpassed loveliness.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

THE native brilliancy of the dia-
mond needs not the polish of art the
conspicuous features of pre-eminent
merit need not the coloring pencil of
imagination, nor the florid decorations
of rhetoric,
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

BLA1R's SIT, 10000 education bill
has been laid away to rest by the
House Committee. 1t will not be
taken up for consideration at all until
the third Friday in April, and then it
is pretty sure to have a majority of the
Committee against it.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

THE Monmouth Democrat in COM
menting upon the recent case of
lynching at Eatontown in that county
utters these very true words: "The
outbreak at Eatontown, by which the
law was set at defiance and disgrace
was brought upon our county, is large
ly due to the influence of sensational
literature circulated through the me-
dunn of the newspapers of the large
cities and by the sensational story
writer's, in which wrong ideas of the
responsibilities and duties of the cit
izen are inculcated, and the redress of
grievances without resort to the ma
chinery Of the law is exalted or ex-
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

Harper's Magazine is with US again
and in this it's April visit it maintains
all its old time beauty and value, and
contains much of the beauty and fresh
ness of the month for which it speaks.
Among the leading illustrated maga-
zines it has but one peer.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

A STATISTICAL prohibitionist calcu-
lates that the bushel of corn which the
distiller buys for 80 cents is eventually
sold to drinkers for $40.5O. The con-
sumers of that liquor pay largely for
rain water.
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19

In speaking Of the local option law
in Talbot county the fredericksburg
Courier says: " The law is weak, and
insufficient, and should be made much
stronger, but, as it is, it is infinitely
preferable to high license.'
Middletown transcript., 1886-03-19
Still the Home Of the Star-eyed God
dess

desS.
The heaviest blow at the State of
Kentucky has been dealt by the Uni
ted States Commissioner of Agricul-
ture. That officer reports that where
as the average value of a Pennsylvania
farm horse is $94.10. and that of an
Illinois farm horse $75.21. that animal
in Kentucky, so long regarded as un-
rivalled in its horsefesh, is worth only
$63.69. Thus the superstitions of by
gone ages fade away before the ssbright
sunlight Of publicity"
But whatever may befall the reputa-
tion of the blue grass horses, the Star
eyed Goddess, peerless maiden, will re-
main Kentucky's and hers al one, not
withstanding the Kentucky Senate has
condemned the proposition to reduce
the tariff on hemp.-Sun.