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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20

ing nattf
serihers will pay UP and renew ior
another year.
Tho Cleveland canes will be
here saturday.
Dr.. Il ". Battle Lad roasting
ears efhls own raising FIR dinner 81
day,
Psyipg 81 Chapel Hill street was
b.gnn Yesterday ~ Mr. Wiliam
Mayor.
There Was led d watermelans
ID town tins merniag. Tie list q
the season,
Little girl, read our Offer FOR !
5000 nus box. Get ~ ne club
81 40 Subscribers.
There was . big fight q B1t-
ling,nn al tic negfa excursion III
tcraay. SO harm dnne
The hmi4l d Ar. ". o. NV
tons child TOOK pl.see yestetsay even
inc ~ half pasi three clO I.
TIE spfine a.. cr,p is beng 10
iarei IL Chatham and Wake 4, biz
druuth, The erop viii BE- light.
4astel Ralph Fa'ltr 4 selling
tht g.lsy laud lat sra afcs ~ NJ
Z n. Holden u NJ - Niue 4
staas 4or.
-.'Einrs eers pleais u biackber.
rio. on ~ slr tis ihis iapfaing. ~ i
il il sail that ties aIe ysfy pen liul
10 ths t0untrg.
Henry Johnson gas arrested Isl
Poiiceman FAucelfr in iunruine,
far steal ~ caw fnani Hill lsmss
May. ile ~ bonad aFsr Il supe
riof &; ~ u I benz II s290
-Iher will 81 i CO. brslipu ~
the Chi iren'- ual ard Missionary
Festival Il the piesiyt,riar Clufcli
next Sunday mur,5tg ~ go
o'uIOck.
- ST. II. ] narnall LIS harge y
The accident insurance nc = ieat y
i. soathga,e n SIN. Ruy n AZ.
criers ticket from BIN beipFe leas.
ing ~ Yeur summer trips
-Nov let every committee 80 q
work ~ taa great Durham Egplal
ton. III tl5u lave na tlwn t,sJr. nj
desire 4. nprhnm impfoy oGl
wofk o. emniltte will stow Is
,ses II Duke spn'sH O..
enptlel re IN ~ talk oH to- Z
tier fr 10y Isl, riay ani I ii.lst
Il from iis vslatsnrls The num
erou. fisl are XII ~ NJ he heat i
. the sun
We vant tyerf editor III
State IL I'll With IL at cur ram
E1p.eiliua. Invitations Mi Z
mi 70 every Dc ia tits mi lian
irg STATE 20 visit Durham q ~
tic Exposition.
The Y. NJ. q. a. wants the le,lie
10 organize IN auxiliary They vii
during MS week, distribute t.ti
pamphlet, "How women can 81
The 4. &c. A. aui they hvpe /
have \ nvtiipg Of he ladics i, \
week.
Nov Fnr work entlenpa. y
time II hc iosi. Get ynur woT
ready aHd llta baom tie Exposition
This aerk mnst b. luua VI ones i
up and Ling YJir wnrk L. 10,
mapped ant. Your duties fe.ia1,
d. Ill III confess Jour igcsuipi
tency.
"A snhsrriier cree fefnsftel
~ thet lle saved In one week az
500 by feading the business motto,
III the i,EcoRDER. Yuu ean niwal
ana uydpf this head some iniUrm
ton tyI viii Interest every on
Thi /. separate department =
apart igf important antoHnecmrn III
II sou ui,h n buy ~ rent pf0pcrt
II sou lave ln,l 81 found my critic
ofvnine. have few lines inert,
under tliis heat and u vii Ply ~
TIE annual mpeiiagnfllir stnr
holder olite I.yachnnrg a nu
ham Railroaa CO., was kelaia Lyme
hnsR yesterday. Grading ~ q Il,
ten miles i dome sud the isils 4
nov b ing laid. A committee y
appmi tFd totxaniinc the reports
the lieaaafer, chef engineer o
rightan-Way agent. audreport az I
next e,lingoi the hoard II dir,
tors There were no elections IT
meeting 70 Tie re- on that the D
rers y The last annual netting ",
elected fol terms Of three years.
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Loo h AFTER
&C. i,...lncea Is RI.OO !.

* larg liaaiber y rep'rs Wnose
sp,scsirl q price raced ON 81 ~
a uo rti ear are uoN bel.s sens
out tn 81 o., per year, cash ne
Rnco6pik, N ing e greatly ~,
crease il girroiatra during thir great
political year, ~ reduced the fao
ariptioa price % : .aoto al new sub
scriners, The paper \ Il ~ oe seui
to ali of cur old subscribers u SLY
Il tiss vii settle III Beck dues b..
sides ! written guarantee wilibe give.
eyefy one that their paper will be dls.
continued when the time paid for e.
expires. M paper win be sent =
any one except they pay cash Y Al
vance. The Wrr1Ly RECORDER Is
\ psaes. AZ columns, and cottainf
from 30 10 50 columns sfchoice rfad
;nc matter We trust our old sub.
scribers will pay up and renew fer
another year.
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Appicrcellngs ON the Pavement

Apnlefeellhgs ON tfe tsiNethsiit
Dlslufbs many, and often npse;s the
people. bat how much oitenef doeh
Tie green apple disturb the stomach
aud upset I q bowels. This can be
set right by DR., Biggers' Huekl, berry
Cnrdiai
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
An dam SAye nlnney.

From this dste ! will sell M stool.
Of Dry Goods at cost to make q
change In my business.
Very respectfully,
5. Il. PERBY.
msv 10 dlvwtf
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20

The town Of AIgora, t., is making
arrangements for the erection Of .
great hay palace. which viii be a
feature Of the Kossuth county fair.
The sides of the structure viii be
built of baled hay, and the roof will
be matched with prairie erase.
II Is said that there are in the city
III London more Roman Catholic.
than ID Rome, more Tlish than II
Dublin, more Scotchmen than In Ed
inhureh, more welshmen than Ii
Cardiffand more jews than In Jeru
salem.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-20
PEMBERToN'S
WINE CCCf
FOR THE OVER WORKED, tn
AGED AND FEEBLE, THE
INVALID THE LADIES
SPECIALLY.

1t is a Godsend and blessing, 4
say thousand who have been restore
10 health. Write for book Of pa.
ticuIsrs. Sold by all druggists. Pen.
berton Mediciaie Co, Atlanta Ca.
m19tf.
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NERVE

NEURALGIA, 5LEEPLEsSNEs
DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE,
NERVOUSNESS, SPINAL IR-
IMITATION, PALPlTATION
OF THE HEART. THAT
TIRED FEELING, CAN BE
CURED BY USING.
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ed for Foundry, Factory and
quality. Prompt shipments.

The railroad alongside Elevator and the Coal loaded into
them there essenng the the trade South and West
june 1S-d&wtf
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Logan. Kan, sept. II a. -Sprcia. cor
resp,ndence to the CHrEr.-iir!g.an is
st,i on the war path. This time "Isn the
fair sex. and i Amt Sally could oni. sing,
>ae would. feel like singing in the Aud
Lang Syne.' To see the great 4. ostit
spread himself. particularly when ne Is
telling OF tn. dark deeds of the people.
The Gyee Club had a social 81, Geo
MOunIfOrd's on the lss, also at Mrs. Gil.
las on the 4th. AUNT SALLY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

VI ~SSSsvs - SASO
JuugeT L. McLonion writes 10 the
Swift Specific Co.: "About three years
ago, Jerry Bradley, had . c%ancerous
sore on his face, near tho right eye. Il
caused him q great deal Of pam, and he
Lost the sight Of the eye, but was finally
cured bv the use Of SWift's EpecitiI
This ca se is we'll knowa in Wilkes Co,
Ga, whore he lived"
Mr. L. Cox, Of Arkabutla, Tate Co,
Miss, writes: II suffered q great deal
from oil ulcers for years. Your medi.
elmo wa recommended, and after using
eix bottles I was completely cured.
Your medicine does even more than you
claim Tor It ! have known 1t to cure
eases which were thought ~hovelesa."
Mrs. A. n. Goldsmith, No. Ga Warren
st., Brooklyn, n. Y, writes: ~ com.
menced using 8. 3 s. about three years
ago. had suffered with Q sore throat
3or over . year. fused . great many
other remedies with no good results.
4ylittle girl also, had sore Fingers; il
eommencei from the quick, and then
the nails would come ID. We doctored
her for over two years, and when ! com.
nenced using s. s. 4. I thought would
. what It would do for her. I nm
thankful 70 say that It entirely cured
her. It 70 the best remedy ] know
Of for the blood. I really believe
Il WaS the near Of saving my life.
The doctor told me I had . throat die.
ease similar to General Grants.
eheerfully recommend Is 70 oil suffering
from disordered blood.
1reetiso on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. Tn EwIJf SPECIFIC Co
Drawea I, tlanta, c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
When a love , woman shifts 'er hustle,
Before she sits up, n a CT air.
She always has an awful tu,sl",
But you never hear her Sweac.
TEE BARBECUE.
Col. Jeese Harper Gives the Union
Labor Party q speech Today.

This is Union Labor Party day
today and that party though shall
made quite 4 good showing. They
roasted an OK and had a real old fash
iCn barbecue dinner. Col. Jesse
Harper, Of Illinois. made n of his
we'll known speeches and the Union
Labor Party have made quite a record
for themselves. A large number OF
our people went down to Riverside
Park to hear Mr.. Harper crate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
Died.

Mrs. Ezra House, who has lived in
this county for several years died on
Thursday last. She was almost SO
years of age, and when Il years old
united with the VI. f. church and
has always lived a christian life. She
was q loving meth r and a kind and
devoted wife. Her death IS deeply
nourned by her many friends.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Real Ectatae Transfers.
List Of transfers for the week ending Sep
tcmberS 8, lSSs, rs furnished by
Fort Abstract Co.
Frank A. Sweezy & wife to A. n. Walt
tiers. d lot 10, blk !, BuschOw's addi-
ton to Blue Hill. 600 %
Thomas o. williams & wife to Christian
Kopisch. wd. loi 3, blk I Sweezy's ad-
dition to Blue Hill. s %
Levi Moore & wife to Red cloud Milling
Co, wd. g acres Of nv 4 l0-l-Jl...... 500 %
John Levi Lancaster to Arthur J. Ben
jamin, wd. nwk Sill. ............... 1000 o.
c. b. & 9. r X Co, to J. r Van Ruskin.
We, neh lcS o.
Lizzie Palmer & husband to Kate WILL
helmson wd. und i int. e s nv
swA 1000 o.
A. n. Walters & wife to Mary ]. Mer-
chant, wd lot 10. blk J, Buschow's I'd.
dition to Blue Hill 500 %
James Potter to Louisa C. Gross wd lots
s&I0. blk 9. b & add to Red Cloud. 600 %
Mari Y. Flynn Z husband 70 c. Gather,
Nd lots Z 3 3 blk :, Red Cloud. 900. 80 @
James Potter 70 George Heaton wd. nv
30 q
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
AuAhoolate Care.

The Original Abietiae Ointment il
only put up in large two ounce tin
boxes, and is Al absolute cure for old
sores, burns, wounds, chopped hands,
and al skin eruptions. Will positively
cure all kinds of piles. Ask for the
Original Abietine Ointment. Sold BY
Henry Cook at q cents per box-by
mail 30 cts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
The popular firm Of Plat 4 Free.

The popular firm Of Plat 4 Frees
have been At . large expense this
season in putting up their lumbe,
yard and now have one Of the finest
equipped yards in the city.
Mn. Ellen A. Blair; national o.
gaai2sr Of juvenile department Of W.
c. I. o., will give an illustrated lee.
ture and Chalk Talk, in the Netho.
dist church on Friday evening, Sept.
l4t1. A1nissisn free.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Leader, is in the city today.
One of M. J. L. Miners dauyh-
'ers sPrained her arm Friday.
F. K. Hoge is in the city max ny
preparations to move to his Kansas
home
W. H. Ferguson, Of Cowles, was a
c ,ller at these metropolitan head
quarters today.
Paper We are long Oh, items We are
9 aroe on, but there are no flies n
tails Institution
The Superior Daily Journal h e
recently discarded patents anu =
pr utius al. al home.
Kenyon SAeen VII: lave the first
Of the week for Arkansas Oh 4 Two
months business trip.
Pete" CARRIER carried water I r
the elephant TO pa. his ra>sage late
the circus al Hastings.
Ranney NcN'; eft this morning
for Lncolm where he Will attend tie
University the con ng year.
Coroner Scienck aiil nov I" t:ic
me- .i"h fa iuE CHIEF VA IL.
pleased to see our venerable ir.cnd
one If oar citizens.
We would nform the reoii al
this city that 1t wU-id b. well to so,
their ch'u.cn off IF the street car>
before they are i,ur..
Toni.ht the Al Star Theatre Cuo,-
pany hoId> forth at tie opera house
THIS company has a splendid reimt"-
ton and It will behocve our people T.
see th~m-
Found.-One dark bay colt. with
white stripe on both sides. Un.
black eye and on white eye. Ownrr
can receive information as to where
abouts of said cit by calling an'.
paying for this notice.
Mrs. J. H. Battles will speak in
the Methodist church on Monday eye
ming, Sept. 10th. Subject: Evan
gelistic work" In the BaP''-,
church on Tuesday evening Sab
ject: "Heredity and Hygiene
The most ridiculous predicamcp.
into which the democratic bosses !,av,
fallen for some time, is into the CHI
nese net. Wonder if they expect t"
use it for a fish net to catch Cana
dams in, If they succeed in getting
their own fish out of it. !
What has become Of the enormous
surplus in the treasury, about which
We heard so much from democrat,
organs some six weeks ago? Vas II
really never there, or did C!evclan.
seek to deceive the people by hi.
message, or was be really so %isn"r.n,
of the condition of affairs, that h.
did not know himself? Will som
good democrat please explain?
In 1864 the country called on CIR
yer Cleveland for ~sevic", and he h,rrc
4 substitute. In 1854 the coun,r
/. called on him again, and if he hao
hired a substitute this time, the cou.
try would be better IF today. /
makes quite a d'ff"ranr, who calls
The first time, tn commanding gen-r
al of the union forces called-;hi'
time it was the brigadiers Of ,h'
south.
The tcnets of the republican part,
are, freedom 70: all men. and protec
ton to all Americans and American
: industries; a free ballot and a fai
and honest count. The tenets of TIT
democratic party are free trade TO
all men and protection to such as ar
able to protect themselves, but Ia
/, protection to American industries
Mark the difference.
The Following IL the o. L. Ticket.
For Governor-David Butler. OF Pawnee CO
>. Lieut.. Cove. W. Potter. Of BrownCo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

On Thsrsdsy evening while the train
from the east vas coming in Il ran into q
herd Of 81 cattle which we're being driven
nom Smith county. Ksnsas, 70 Inland,
and captured eighteen head. Appraiser
were selected yesterday morning and cot q
fIsd sslnasion Of The Slaughtered stoel
as SsS7. Neat vesk vsu probably b
able 70 tall Just Aov he matter tar1s cut.
-Hus HIn LaAdos.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
=.

Sudson, Kan, Sept. IA h.-lSpeciai cor
res pondence to the GRIEF There was a
wedding in oCr neighb"r .ood Sept. I'd,
the contracting parties were Mr.. james
Butler. OF Red ClOnd and Miss Martha
Reese, Of Walnut Creek. rev j. G. Arm
stead officiating.
We understa ID our postmaster il about
to leave us and try the wilds of the far
west.
There is a great deal of hay being put
up this year.
The NJ. E. quarterly meeting will be
held on the 18th at Milier's school house
All are invited l., attend. SID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
Not California Bear.

Anybody Car catrh \ odd this KIND
of weather. The trouble H. to let 90
like the man VITO raneht the G
We advise our readers +" purchase "
Henry Cook q bottle OF -anta Able, thu
California King If Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs and Group
Cures, and keep It handy. It's pleas
ing to the taste and death to the above
complaints. Sold al 81 10 a bottle
or ) for 81 SO. Caiit"r''a Cat-R-Cur'
gives immediate relief Tn, Cattarha
virus is soon dispisr~'. 10, its healin!
and p~.netratins r,atmrc. Give it /,
trial. fix months treatment Sl.UO %,
mail 81 10.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Notice is hereby givsh that I viii
examine ill persons Who may desire
70 offer themselves a candidates for
teachers Of the public schools Of this
county, at Red Cloud, on The third
saturday Of each month.
Eva J. KlN0.
County 6up't.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
Auctionl Auc:fOni

~ ready and willing to attend al
Sal, III Webster, Smith and Jewel
coult:c- as au~ctioneer. Terms very
rci-sUh:t.
J.. c. WARNER.
Red Cor.' >eb
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Chas. BuschOw Is in the city.
Fad is here in all its realities.
The F. L II. bank is e~xcavating for q
ce.. ar.
4 brother of l.. Miller lie visiting in
the city.
Peter Hill, of Cowles, was in the city
Thursday.
D. B. Spanogle returned from Lincoln
Thursday evening.
Miss Jessie Ducker, sister of J. j., is
visiting in the city.
p. A. Beachey returned from his visit
east Thursday evening.
A. J. Kenney returned from his trip
through Iowa Thursday evening.
Mrs. D. NJ. Plat returned Thursday
evening from her visit in Superior.
Train Master Dauchey and family re-
turned from Lincoln Thursday evening.
The theatre last evening vss . success.
Tho celebrated drama, Caprice" VA
we'll rendered and in . manner that pleas.
ed tho audience. Tonight the "Planter'l
Wife" viii be rendered in q moro sttrac.
tive feature than any bill that has been
put on the boards this week.
Don't forget tho county fair. There
should bs . general attendance of the
people Of Webster county. At least try
and make one fair . financial euccess. II
il to the interest Of our people at large to
hive the county faiE pstronizsd literally
both in regard 70 numbers and articles Of
exhibition.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

The river is lower than IL has been
for years. The electric light con-
psby Ind 10 difficult to rpH nov.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14


l.laG., Sen s.H r..
-.-o.5o,n
l.. m have ,,
"A. .re hay, .t.. ., nd
du.
4 ,.w S,o,, ,.,.ai =,
Blad.n.
Ev.rvboa, =, "a,
4..,,ns, ..,
School .,. 4 "a,
! ,ith = fuli =,
Mrs NeI,o, a.; al ted
friends in ia
Misses .,-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
SslIich Vet Poor -

Two of our we'll known yOCng men
hired a rig the other day and started for
Guide Rock. When about half Way they
met tvo young ladies uf their acquaint-
ance coming westward. The two gents
stopped, so did the girls, and d.viued aP
and the teams v. &c again headed towards
G.. X. Finally ;fter . GO minutes drive
they reached the ..stern metropolis and
unloaded, the gallant young men giving
the girls enough n.onev to get their din
ners, while they vent in seach of a little
OF the ardent. After a while the boys
came back to where they had left the
girls, bit behold the doves had hitched up
and gOne-and the boys looked a little
foolish and CONCLUDED that life was a joke
under such circumstances.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Letters remaining in the postcfice
at Red Cloud, Webster county, Ne
braska, for the week ending, Sept.
10th, 1883.
GENTLEMEN.
Chas. Atwood, s. d. Cleland.
n. II. Clute, Sherman Conger,
Beach Douglas, William Way,
E. A. Stew ms.
LADIES'.
Mrs. c. NJ. Proctor. Miss y O'Connor
These letters will be sent to the
deaf letter Office Oct. 10th, If Lot
called for before. A. S. MARSH,
Post Master.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

Nelrass,'. great Chalk Take will
be at thr Ne,h"di>t church on Frida
evening. This is an orp"rtu"lt, OF
all TIM" far the young people.
Eve.yb dy invited
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

0Ou1S Sob6s
Of stock, on Wednesday, Oct. 3D.
1883, at ten o'clock, the undersigned
administrator of the estate of Henry
McCormal will sell ct his late resi-.
dence, 2 miles west Of Guide Rock,
80 head of stock described Is follows:
% head fat steers, 81 COWS and year.
lings, 20 head of horses. 200 head Of
stock hogs, . lot Of farm machinery
and household goods.
TERMs:-Hogs and fat steers, siz
months time, balance on twelve
months time, purchaser giving note
and approved security with ten PEI
cent interest from date. Five pei
cent of for cash in hand. All sumt
under IS cash.
W. e. JACKSON, Adm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14
(:i1I IS: j,lUINI.,;:
t-F. Loans.

L.. OF , .r,ey = Loan Gil I rms Il,
6 :. a -" aud 10 Per ceat III
tres. /. IL ;. Is O.. ar ear.
In-,r,vt l.- Bile annual, ors"salan.
nus at ;.-nc pal payable al ar IN
in-,.''acat> at any interest pay day.
'fn,,s, rrrm> Onsht % su : most
an ,lolk. tai! On nr address me al
Rec t}ou@, Neb, Office in north end
Mo, bi,ct. e. W. BARS:R
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-09-14

The Following is the O.. L. Ticket.
For Governor-David Butler. OF Pawnee Co.
Lieut.. Cove. w. Potter. Of BrownCo {.
Treasurer-D. C. Mash. of Polk Co.
Auditor-Dr. H. s. Alley. Of Hall Co.
Secretary-J. N. Henthorn. OF BuHalo Co.
Com. Pub. Lands-W. 2. Wright, Of Nemaha.
Atty. Gen.-W. T. Knox. Of Custer Co.
Supt. Pub. Instruction Mrs. c. n. Wood, oi
Cass Co.
Congressman. LIST Dist y. ". Edssrson. Of
Douglas Co.
Second Dist.-B. H. Hoar. Of Eurnas CO.
Third Dist. o. James, OF Nance Co.
Senator I'D Dist-Owens, Of Nuckols Co.
For Float-John F. Nerfsu, OF Adams Co.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-11-16

Communication from Accountant
OF Hospital for Insane, in reference to
commitment Of Mrs. Minkler, ordered
filed.
Bills for per diem and mileage OF
board were ordered paid as follows:
Geo. T. Capen Chairman Commissioners sci 10
=. Young. commissioner =, 10
1hos. Prathur .....---. 10 W
Jno. Tweed Clerk ...--..-.-.. 10 W
On motion, the board adjourned to
meet Friday, Dec. ii, 1888.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-11-16
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

The VOlkbldt is the name of the first
daily German paper started in Seattle.
Citizens of Walla Walla want a
creamery and have subscribed $500
for that purpose.
The Church of Christ, the Advent.
lists and the Methodists are considering
the erection of churches at Garfield.
Ellensburg carpenters find it neces-
sary to work on Sundays. Winter is
approaching and people are houseless.
The Port Townsend correspondent
of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer has
sued the Seattle Times for defamation
of character in the sum of $4,000.
The lime industry of Oreas Island is
on the increase. 1t is said that the
works sold by Scurry brothers two
years ago for $4,000 could not be
bought to-day for 100000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-11-16

to use for party capital. /
In fact, Gen. Milroy himself referred
in his speech to his Union record,
and in tones OF disparagement OF the
fact that the Democrats had selected a
few evenings before that eminent gen
tlemen, Maj. Breckenridge, to preside
at their meeting, who was on the OPP
posite side in the war. We hold that
We had a right, and it was no less 4
duty, to criticise any commodity used
by the Republicans to prop up their
party cause. The Generals ceputa-
ton by his own act became a commod-
ity, and as much part OF the stock
in-trade OF the political managers as
the torches they bore in procession or
the crackers they fired on parade.
An account was then taken Of this
stock and We wrote (nOt with malice,
be it remembered that the General
prived of his command for loss of one
tenth of his command at Winchester.
Is it not true? Ii it is not, We will
gladly make any retraction the Cen
eral suggests. The only page of his
tory we find that specifically alludes
to his career Except the Winchester
episode) is 527 OF Greeley's " American
Conflict" and if the General wants us
to copy that and leave the public to
Judge whether our comments were or
were not justified, We will cheerfully
quote the whole statement of the
charge at Cheat Mountain. If there
are any other pages that We have been
unable TO find, we will checriully use
them in determining just how much
we are in duty bound to retract,
when they are cited.
Gen. Milroy must disabuse his min(
of the idea that the official records o
, public men are not public property
and he must expect criticism when
ever he descends into the filthy poo
of politics" He should likewise un
derstand that journalist must com
ment on matters as he sees them, ant
that it does not necessarily follow tha
| because criticisms are sometimes un
pleasant they flow from mind astu
ated by rancor. The writer has neve
had occasion to regard Gen. Milroy il
any other light than that of friendship
nor have his honest comments mad
in public capacity been one-half a
scathing as those made by many o
Gen. Milroy's political and persona
friends behind his back. If those VIII
have criticised be put to the sword, tn
streets will run with blood.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1888-11-16

the pipe. The remark was received
with a smile OF derision, and to show
how foolish it was the foreman and
devil carefully unjointed the pipe, and
the mystery was solved. Crowded into
one of the Joints was that powerfully
familiar object, the office towel, where
it had been placed for safe keeping
Had the time for its Use interviewed
before the purchase OF a new stove,
doubtless the new-iangled affair would
still be in the store on the Eastside.