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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

NosEINs KEerlExD DoNS 10 Tor
- .s1-ia soz,< - sas q ~ ssas io<A l. >.
Tv3k sALK-fok CHAP NfeE Tors. WE'LL
Il hscA~sa sssy teEsas. ~ - p sssaeoe<: Hea-
ham bob. nor.h sss< cornsr Ae1Eoe An1 bssi-
szoaek- la
VIZ HAyE Ef6HT OK Ten WAY MAT
W nc1seA eens sezlsas - sh< c3c.e - ilzo&d q
nm - - - b.z99. ferAs - ext paFses<era
30 .ss sssors =, ms s.lks,as = tAAi less 40
IcR sALE-s FlSE BRAN NEs HOUSE or
y exhs roooaz thes VII double does eee-
n2t t1o<k Eoz- sEeel ears - so1tA Bart VI ss~ .
$i2A 1fend tu1sa, sne 1, 1o<ef bsook. Us
Csok sALE-EoUsRs AND LOTS IN ALL
pare a ne cay. al s1d Ne sta sAes yoa
soEae basgsl.s- Gs4ad Ca.ou. 5 ana 1. loser
kl&ek. rs
CT rno To loan on RIAL EsTAfs
. ,.tuu saeuli.y y As1E Co Inquire ei =.
o. Noosteis. Roon al Wldaicozab build ax III
Sen0 TO LOAN FoE TIKI OF fEAKs
SUtfO o. real sslsfe etcsiriiy Inquire OF y.
LNk sAIk-A LoI WITH A SEw HOUSE On
i Jamssss.. near CbeFry. ior sz,oo: terms res
sonsisle- lnqefre OF r. .. soorhels Room Al.
Niddiooab ba.idinx AZ
WAN1ED-A FURcHAsER HOUsE AND
w - leo sanner-sl- oae Of tae nicesE ios2
uoas on TIE uest slie. House in good repair.
Gas, etSe,n sewerage eifs water tor lawn.
icFus s. ID 81 3 coxn. bsaace on e2sy terms
Aasfsss -. n tanGiss> II Shanss-sl lsu
{tE MAKE SPECIALITY or SOUTH AND
w ksE end residence property aud selling
competitions al grades IN tnsI section IL you
are looking Ca aDa get cur list befOre soa in-
vest luton - Dunt0n. once Nidaiicoiab block.
NOR SALE-A COMPLETE HOAE NINE
u rooms new and modern. four doors IRON
Cberry-st. Terms 10 suit inquire No u
Chsrles-st I26
CoR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN TO cAPI-
L tallst. One OF the beat business corners IA
centre of ely. lot ltnxlJ: next thirty days
c. Cir1ier, room J.. Pierre block. l02u
LsoR sALE-HOUSEs AND LOIS. VACANT
Il lots aud fsIIns. some choice bargains II taken
oon Hughes & Thomas. rooms % and ~. New
Houseman block sstf
COR sALE-THREE LOIS on LAFAYETTE
II ST. cheap IL improved; ten minutes walk
from City Hail r. IL stshord. - Peari-sf IL
HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS FOR SALE
III cheap az DR. NeeDboerS NenkAn block.
corner OF Acnfoe and Dis ision sts. s5tf
NOR sALE-A LARGE BRICK DWELLING
i house. on Sprfngst.. Tor ti.ooo. A neat frame
DIV wellIng house, On Jsmesst.. for s2;5oo. and an
20 acre farm in Sparta for 400; ali on small
payments ard reasonable terms. 4. A. Dapper.
room i2s ledyard block. over Public Library.
2g-tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Real Estate--COuntry

EOR. SALE OR EXCHANGE - BUSINESS
Il place with living ms above Michigan
ave. Big Rapid. on reasonable terms; or eI-
change for other property. l. A Perkins, Big
RapiiA Mich. Il
C0R SALE-THE FARM BELONGING TO
L the estate ofthe late Daniel schernerhorn,
one mile west Of the ely. fronting Bridsest 1t
IS tine dairy farm, tor fruit raising and gar
cenIng. May be sold in from ten 10 thirty acre
lots Apply 10 Or. Wniiw0rtb. administrator, 1S2
Eourth-st, Grand Rapids Mich. l02tf
COR sALE-0R WILL EXCHANGE FOR CITY
real estate, forty acres, thirty-iive Improved;
two barns twenty eight miles north on Grand
Rapids & Indians X. r.; one mile from Pierson
village bargain If sold at once. VI. L. swift,
I5 Canal-st g7tf
E'OR SALE OR TRADE-FRUIT FARM AND
4 tirnbered land. subur ban lots for sale. Houses
snd lots for sale and rent Notary puslic and
conveyancer, A. I. Kellogg. 62 North Division
ST. I19
COR sAI.E-PINE AND RED WOOD LANDS,
L good farms and city property f0r sale cheap;
also money 10 loan Call al Lovett block, Canal
ST.. opposite Sweets Hotel. A r. Antisdei. att
IrOR sALE-GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALE At
Il Byron Centre. good hotel and bar con-
nected and good reasons for wanting to sell. Ad-
dress Mrs. Mary Adrion, Byron Centre, Mich. 1Itf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26


TAs dsclsis.n % tAs Supreme Coaef IN
lhs ease Of woald % MAYOR BzlxsAP
azn.as1 Mayor-slset L n wE1os.
sbicA : pgbllsbsd elsewhere. eli %
interesting Fsssilsg matter too tho pao-
l.s. IL vii also GO bitter pii 10 ths
ioesl Republicans aud these fooiash
organs that hsvs been aoasins Ar.
WssTos fof ths position ne TOOK In the
mailer of the recount before the Probate
JaGga
tns dsoisl0a Ut ths court. hspublI-
can, Democrat and Gsssabzck Judge
eeaeafrlng. fully saztssDs Mr. wEsros
ssid as attorneys.
Il sustalns ths position Of the TELE-
ekAN- HEaALD.
Mr. WEsroS declared that the Probate
Ja.lks had no Jurisdiction IN ths matter
as sxs ready xad sslling 10 have the
contents Of ths ballot boxes investigated
and eoaated before Tia proper board
ths Common Council of the eity.-but hs
dad object 10 the matter beng referred
u a Probate Judge and q partisan
board. he claimed bis legal rights, and
asserted that che Probate Court had 10
Jurisdiction IN the matter, and the S1-
pfsEe Court. IL one of the strongest and
clsassst oplnioss ever handed down
n "a the csnch, hss sustained him.
The court. as will bs seen from ths
opinion. took Judicial eognizancs also
of tae fact that the ballot boxes wsrs, on
tas night of election. unlawfally IN the
hands Of persons who had Do buslnsss
With them, and thai they we're unseslst.
Mr. BElKSsP aad bis friends were very
badly ADVISED ia this whole matter.
Neither DO nor his supportsrs-ss ons Of
them has admittsd--hsd any idea that
this contest would disturb SIR. WEsroSs
title to the MAyoralsy. Il vas under
tsksn Tor tho purpose of making political
capital FOR the Rspublican party. it re-
coiled upos their heads At once, and now
tue Suprsms Court Of Michigan sets its
seal Of condemnation upon the whole
business.
This settles ths whole matter. Mr..
VksroS - Mayor OF Grand Rapids. aud
ne city coald nos ask for better man,
nor Qua more qualified IN every way to
~ he posliicn With honor sEdcredit
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

VVASTED--COHPETESf GIRL FOR GEN.
W erel homework; small family and good
wages Ma c. A chAekelton. 15s North biyi-
sson--t llS
lpAAfkD--A 900 GIRL FOR GENERAL
W kitchen work. No washing. Apply al Ils
Court 81 ll3
WAsrED--A GIRL AT lsl MOUNT YER.
w mons. 1lS
WANTED--GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work kne uire Of Mrs ] .. C0fftnan "a.
OF Jefirrsou-ave. lls
4. AA1El--A cOMi EiESf GIRL fOR GEN.
w efal housework ia snail family. Apply AT
l. Holsrcok-st MS
UANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL FOX G1N-
" eral hoasewoFk. AIpy al iss South Lafay
ette ~ lItff
lVANTtD - A GOOD GIRL FOR LIGHT
w housekeeping. Apply o. Room rs new
Holseman block. ii5tT
WASTkD--A COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN.
" esal hOusework: No washing required Ms.
Lester J. kincse. 80 BsIcsayst. IL
yVASTRD = DRESsNAKERs AND SEWING
w girls. or anyone ese desiring TO learn the
kellogg system OF dress cutting. 10 call st the
school Tor cutting A. IL Charles st- l39
IA ANTED - EIGHT FIRST CLASS DRESS
W makers and apprentice girls Apply 70 Mrs
A. J. Rrdeil. Room 70. New Housenan block.
fO-ff
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
ENCupSTO~N

Business men and settlers looking Tor
new locations and investments can reach
all principal points in Minnesota and Da-
kots at q cost Of one fare for the round trip,
by availiag themselves of tue excursions
announced via the St Paul, Minneapolis
& Msaitcbs Railway from 81. Paul. MINI
Tickets good for Sd days. Very low excnr-
sion rates have been made also via this
line to Helena and Great Falls. Montana,
tickets good for tour months. Further
particulars can be obtained by addressing
&. III. Warren. Gt aeral Passenger Agent, st.
Paul, MINI. or l.. W. III. M0reland, 179 JEFF
fsrsOn-ave Detroit Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Coon Ngws

To sccommodate its increasing patronage
the Lake shore road will. with the inau-
gnratiOn OF It's Spring time card. May IS.
put on new East bound passenger train,
20 be known ss
No g.
This train 10 TO run via the old road max
ing the principal stops. leaving Chicsgo at
80 D. m. stopping for supper at Eikhart
and arriving NJ points along the old road at
an early hour in the evening. and at Chau-
tauqua. Buffalo and the Falls early the next
morning, connecting at Buffalo with trains
on diverging lines
IL viii have elegant sleeping cars at.
tsched which will run through va the great
New York Central -oad 20 New York aud
Boston without change. arriving NJ those
points the next evening.
The announcement Of this addition To the
present Efficient service OF this route will
be hailed By people along the line With
great satisfaction. and the train will &C
once become popular with those going
10 New York. Boston, OF other Eastern
points.
l,s initial trip VIII be eagerly watched
for.
The cslsbrstsd Chicago and New York
vsstibuled Limited will leave Chicago
daily st $50 p. m. and maintain lis record
a. the finest. fastest and easiest riding train
in the country.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

70 q acpei tasf EnnEz prxx,saS
vi eentinue - sitsnd fae y. -. A.
ro-sfinsz. aithovea President Swzsr =
rs acrSer n = posii.0a 70 help ann sust
Wrs-tx ext ~ - Mayors sess
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26


TOR RENT-A DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM,
with bed room. furnished; also either fur
nished rooms and silite or rooms for house
keeping. 1856 South D.v.sion-st- 100
RIO RENT - FURNISHED ROOM. THREE
L blocks from The Morton House. Third ward-
Private house. References required. Address J.
u, care Carrier No. . l2i
TOR RENT-AN ELEGANT SUITE or FUR
nished rooms ia private family without
board. on one OF the best reefs Ia the city and
near Fulton street parE, suitable for one or two
gentlemen. Gas, hot and cold water, CRATE and
steam. Best of e.eiences required Address F..
box 4. care OF Telcgrsm- Herald, City. III
I HAVE THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
L ell convenicnces To- rent I'm the Vinegar
block. corner south Division and Cherry4ts APP
ply NJ the block or OF L. u. Brock. " and "a
Pcarl-st. lo9tf
no kENT-A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
i room with gas az 200 North Division St. one
block from Post Once.
L'OR RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
+ IN suits Of two or four rooms. with sll modern
InproveIner e on Canai-st. for Offices or light
quire at once. No. y Canal-st.. OF G. A Berwin
9stf
no RENT "A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
i light manufacturing; steady power, at No. s
fearlsi. Enquire OF &. B. Judd or z. L. ThwiDg
eitf
Tor REST-fURN1sHE0 ROOMS: STEAM
L heated; and furnished rooms Sbr light house
Keeping. Apply st room l01 New Housensu
block. lNf
C'oR RENT : FURNISHEb FRONT Rooms
either single or en- site: steam heated, also
rooms FOR light housekeeping. Apply at Room 4s,
edyard lock. l0l Ottaws-st. 22stf
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

Nr d. p Svzrr. - ere "DIRs tAs
ner1ccrss- - G-snd Rscids. need 10
kesal eostcoee lss trsp - ths West
IT'S vei1sbie services vii aot - -
eai-el .u rseoaatinz i8e bsliots.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

The New York Hail and Erprsss.
rpdsr ibs proprissorsnip Of Col. ELGIOTr
r. SHzPARo. 5 growing mors sud mora
devoted 70 religion. Is not only quotss
fszt ~ Scripture a. the bead q its
s.hsorlsi columns every dsy, but dsvotes
euusidsrsbls portion Of its editorial
spscs - ths discussion o. religious
topics. In l.st Mondays issss ia lead
lnx editorial bal FOR ~ TOPIC shs
oSe,soiiog - rsxts. snd gave ressons
tur employing ths Revised Version.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

r. 2. Tcs<- r'SscN = tt4 efitor q tha
k5a~rs BsrsocrsL pnhlisse,s at rouska.
~ nct irs anHta E'ss,oer.s. - he
r~rs. sisrstches snd Il
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

HrSr4 GrEfre = reported 70 = very
rp-vous 10 S'aselueucs Il the failure Il
ihe ABs-fcsa Fxchsngs r. Mr. GIuL1s
bs.i usesi sis nerve ess ia ne past n
reult 8s7a isss occasion A. % nervous
rr~
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
VA CkErFFTEn Trsfic Manages
LIAM ehvETT. Ask't Gen fass Agent
AKE sHoH 3 A NfCHfakK sof-THERN.
" hslssEazo0 kisign.

lDcsi r. iEht lesvss erHnd rspi0s 81 / 40 n m
cerrTfnr rinsspBFefs 81 fsf a. Esisua19o
Al trains defy sraeEs tundey
Thrufeh ftrtets - a. sctuis nnf hrrfhs ~ slreT
iuf coec ass cEu bs secured q Union 7ickef "a -
81 sorroe 81 snf o. aepff
a. sFfIE q Y a. f1ereiss,a.
D byf71 Depet Ticket aetDl
Gro " krNsuE CRY 1fcfef tsrnt
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

vb= Barksr Hin i7lh q June Cels-
brasson Association hss tas rsfussl ot
iise New Os'sans Msr,ii Grss psrspher-
nsis ussd last February for its forth
rouinx parsda TIE oh traps can "a
bssi tcr s1000 Chsriestown = 'rying to
rniss ibe funds. AID nag suceeei L TIE
srbilvsS boosu does'at foot up too
n.ush.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
G.. G.. Parsons

Deoderizss and cleans sinks, closets,
utensils and clothes. in the nursery,
sick roon and household. Cleans paint,
marble. glass, silver and china without
scratching. Freshens dress goods. fur
niture coverings, carpets. etc. Bright
ems colors- Removes all grease and
stains
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

WEKTEb-TERE FcyssZ, Fys6sS5 NY
" - ~--sr- -s.s-s+~ z-erss' sr<-,.r--e- - -rs
isetsel-iz M ErrrfeEfer sF1ck r-<s-~szs ~<-
asrs,cn Tnsrsrt~ed recnsE s1~ser<Fss = =,
<n1e- 1cr tsl.v esisry r--1 sz1 sroFe
Rrctaerx rerss-Twto. Cnirsgo = n
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

WASTED-DAY WORK. HOUSE CLEANING
w and washing Apply a. 6iS Cansl-st l2i
NANTED-A SITUATION AS COAcHMAN
w for private family: understand the care ana
handling Of horses: references given. Call or ad-
dre<s lSJ North DiysiOn-st. III
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

I osT-MONEY LOST BY EVERYBODY THAT
IL has any cleaning or cooring 10 be done in
hrst class style. IL they don't 20 70 the Eagle
steam Dye ~ bouse." No. q Canal-st. 163
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Found

COUND-LEFT AT CHAs. 4 SMITHS STORE,
corner Fountain and I0Dis-sts. pair OF gold
bowed glasses. Owner cen have same by calling
on Ar smith ard paying for This ad ll9
COUND-A STRAY PUPPY. ABOUT THREE
L months Of s<s. brown smooth hair The
owner can end the same by calling at lj5 Day
toa-st liz
EOUND-THAT THE EAGLE STEAM DYE
House" No. q Cana-st. turns ont the best
work in cleaning. dyeing and repairing OF islie>'
snd gents clothing. Go there and convince
YOURSELF 1853
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
VAN1 ADVERTISEMENTS


WASTtD-A Man About : on 20 YEARS
W Of age, mQst write pain neat hand al
dsess r .. box 4. care TIA oifice. li3
WAATED-IHREE FAlLoRs TO WORK OS
W Ens really Ua aos closhlDs- Also xiTls ser
operating aud kaStng. Geo. Steele. 50 Soeth
ieais-sl III
II ASTEB : MORE MN TO FELL OUR
w ffun and ornamental stock We give go1d
wages and steady w0rs ~nle foe lesus - Z 4.
Kilhsrdson j Co.. SarkTynsn. Geneva. \. h.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

lIRY WFo5 FTs lT7gE EoT 81 We
~ frs a. per ca-5 rs7nings - srelink
8 - - oSd- hsts sellre-ed fscne "a 4
IS r. eneer erkx s<ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

For Rent--RO0ass.

WANTED-WAsHI AND IRONING A
w 4S5 North lonia-st.. corner basement. l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Miscellaneous.

tVANTED-A Young PUP ONLY DAY or
~ t~o Cd. ilnETss stey st Room :. No. -
N1nr0es - is
IL rkSTE0-f WOULD LIKE TO BY 0NF OF
~ tVn rrsb bssrs imue< ssfeir address Ter
serdsr Hecsei fesSse Grand Rapids kich ~
yT4STF0 GOOD FAMILY HORSE
" neriuru s'zs. s~pd 1FIe So driver but
mrst - kife snsaire Wn stoFf. FufnsE-
esrahsrt Leraher % ossce. -
NASIFb NELLS AND CfsTE Ne
" rroWrry elssaed and rspsirsd Leave
orders a. t6 snsAst. Rccrs up<ta r. t--s11
Rsrfs.s Nh. -
~ - cfa1 ~ 80 coicrsnr - T-1ts cistni14
- tst1es 1fre.e< shsrs ereres e. q err ~
eesf ? scr n - citY = ne -Eazse stesca LTe
hor<e. ~ y Car4t e. -
:. .kIEsMAN-@AS ADD LISk SMALL
~ sazr rirs fFe sEEEs ea-1ed E.Sss ofreTs -
ir - i1 ~ 9 Rox III. NeT srk 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

TOR SALE The oTuxsT FsTABIEsHYD
cigar a7f con fectAonery rore on South T8~i-
sons, No. ts3. Owner lesEiug tosn. Izo
Lsok sAIR a SEcoEp HAND stfNCH
+ Americsn Challenge bicycle ia GOOD en-
tition. ior sie ehesp. Enauire A. Room Il. Ne~
IL GseHls~ block. 4. Thomas. III
IvoR SALE--A coon BUTCIfER sHOP CHEAP.
4 GEsad Union. snd 4. Tower blcck ils
f'OE sALE-k FtBST Class DARK IRON
4 gray carriage team Al 30 Csss-sf. u7
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
" anfed-To Bay.

UtNTED-TO BUY CHAP sECOND
w hand barber char IN COOL eoutitioE.
Write end state lowest price and address A. John
sn. Diamond Loeb. Seveyzo Co, Mich iis
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Household

Softens the hardest water, washes and
beaches without inJnring the finest
clothes or shrinking wcolens or blankets.
Cleans without iniuring the finest laces
and grapes. Gives delightful bath and
ia the toilet removes al odor. and keeps
the skis soft and smooth a. a bsby's-
Kills bedbugs and other insects and
cures bites.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Uopfed-RO0rd.

UASTED-A HOME IL THE COUNTRY,
w near some school house. f9T Toy years of
sge. VII pay board. Add ress T. l.. tox !, care
this odice IFS
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

.Daly. Al otEeD daily except sunday.
Sleepins caTk fun CD Pacific aud Atlantic Ia
Ffessee 10 and from DctfoiL-JSTAor cara ron on
Day Expre1s end esnd Rapids fxpress 20 snt
nom DctroL-Dlrecf concessions sde ai Detrolt
with all through trsinK esst -T1ckes on sale e.
depot
CIils. II. NORRIS, Cen'I AgL s5 Monnoe<
o. ". hrSSElS. Z. =. and A. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
Business Personals

III y. DECKER HAS OPENED. AT Isl MON
lis fOe-st.. the finest Music House in the city:
win Pi.n0S aud eleven different styles OF Chicago
cottage Organs. Guitars and Btnjos sold on in
st4inenis household Sc wing Machines speci-
atty Opposite soldiers Monument lls
WANTED- EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w we VIII furnish chairs and tables on short
notice Tor parties Of any kind Walkers Fur
nituTe Store South Division-st.. opposite Living
stoH's block l6a
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

TDsH1 ruIUhf tfctJ'tcl I'D
PASSENGERS iakinf the Detron Exprcss . a. a
m, make dtFect connections Tor Aes Sorf Hos.
ton. sDd u poink last
Through Ocketx to al points east snd o.
II. AN. Railroad city once f~ects Hosel. an5
al depot
IA CtETFELf. CITY lisss Ar
Gyo. =. RKEyE Irsflc Manager, Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

RNITURE STORED. PACKED AND
4 moved. E1pert packers sent on short notice
- RsdcliH & Holt, III south DiyEion-si- tele-
T,hone No. 30 Jsn'y 9 'Ss
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

through ooscbes " Chicago au6 1oledo onpol
o n frHin.-1 hrOugh parlof car - ChiosRo ou
y 20 = M tfEin.-h extru charge Tor sess.-
lfboreh Pullman sleeping car eno coach fr
IhiosFo on II % , M train Union 1tckef oIioe ~
kcnrocst
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26
TRAIN TIME Tables.

GRAND RAPIDS 8 isDIAkA-IN ErFBcr
" otcoAef > 1881
eoINS koETE
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08
THE BEAUTIFUL LAND.

There's beautiful land that lies to the
west
OF the far-famcd valley of tears,
Where the griefs that are borne are jeal-
Ousty prest
To the hearts of sorrowful years,
And are borne with noiseless, measure
less tread
Down the valley. across the strand,
Straight on to- the sea, where the barks Of
the dead
Float by 10 the Beautiful Land.
The dip OF the water Is heard in tho night
And the griefs that lie ON the sands
In their naked woe, through the Skinner
ing light,
Reach out their weird, shadowy hands,
And beckon the vessels to come to them
there,
And call to the mystical band,
And drifts DER the sea to a welcoming all
Blown soft from the Beautiful Land.
They glide in the wonderful silence ol
death,
With faces snow-white, to the west,
And lily hands kissed by the spice-lader
breath
That strays from the sweet land of rest
They heed not moan from the gray, mist,
vale;
They see not beckoning hand,
But sweetly they sleep in the barges a-sai
For the beautiful, rest-tilled land.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08
Educated Farmers.

No man ought to know so we'll as
the farmer that like produces like, and
that man will reap what he sows
Every seed will bring forth after its
own kind. We do not gather grapes
from thorns, or figs from thistles. Ii
you sow wheat you will reap wheat, if
you plant corn you gather corn. No
man should know so we'll as the far
mer that this law holds good as to
other things in life. A mans brain is
a soil as capable OF producing harvest
as the land of a farmer. A neglect to
plant good seed will secure a CORES
ponding harvest. Plant no seed, and
the most noxious weeds will cover the
ground. Plant tares, aud tares will
be the harvest. Plant falsehood, and
a luxuriant growth of lies will be
secured. If you want your boys to b<
men, in the largest sense, see to it thai
their minds are properly cultivated
and the right kind of seed is planted
Give the boys the advantage of gooe
education.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08
The North Carolina Historical Society
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Feb. 7oth, 1888


DEAR SIR:-It has been truly said
that "North Carolinians make history /;
they do not wyIte it, Their noble
State has lost incalculable treasures
bought by the heroic suferings and
struggles of her children. She is
worthy of honor; but the world es-
teens her not, for it has never heard
of her greatness. She may always aim
! to be true to the present; she is GER
tainly always unfaithful to the past /;
and that involves loss to both the pres
ent and the future. Alas! much that
was most honorable in her history has
perished from the earth. Shall it al
ways be thus?
The North Carolina Historical So
ciety, at the University, is resolved to
do what it can to rescue from threat
ened oblivion whatever of valuable his
torical material may still be saved.
Realizing how swiftly the witnesses of
the late war are passing away and how
constantly the scattered and frag-
menlary proofs of its momentous events
are being carelessly destroyed, the
Society makes its earnest appeal to all
patriotic citizens to join at once in the
effort to gather all noteworthy mate
rial bearing on the part OF the State,
her troops, or any other of her people
bore in the great struggle of the Con
federacy. We want the reports of hel
civil and military officers, the story O.
her troops in the held-embracins
what is notable in the life OF all, from
the youngest private~in the Junior Re
serve to the chivalrous rank Of her Gen
erals. We want the history of th'
prisoners confined in her borders ane
of her sons who were prisoners in thu
North. We want the home-life as i
was experienced by different classes il
every part of the State in those blood.
wears. We want the minute recital o
what was said and done in the multi
tude of homes that fell within tn
power of the troops of Sherman, Stone
man, Foster and others. We want
graphic and minute account Of ever
battle, skirmish and raid that occur
red ON her soil. We want all letters
muster-rolls, commissions and othe
written or printed documents con
nected with the participants in tn
struggle.
Our object is not to revive or per
: Petuate bitterness of feeling, but t
gather and preserve the materials c
5 history for the instruction of the pres
ent and the future. The Universit
will set apart hall Sr the preserva
$ ton and display of all relics and doc
uments conhded to the care OF the Sc
ciety, and it. is proposed to make pull
lications from time to time of sue
/. matter as may be of general interes
Very respectfully,
5 KEMP p. BATTLE,
{ A. w. MANGuM.
!, GEO. 7. WINSTON,
CLAUDIUs DOcKERY,
; S. b. WEEKS,
IS Ex. Com. of n. G. Historical Society.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1888-03-08
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