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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

special 10 .hc AsalAucne
jackson Miss, April l0-The Dem
cratic state executive cfmmitt.s
net to-day with very full attend,
unc~, TUESDAY. July is, va hxet
."r the meeting OF the state cuuyep
ton, 10 nominate q raadidate f.,
Governor as we'll Il, otI,rr state uf,
ficers,
The representation IN convention
remains a. now; each county to havr
Ioubls the iiimber Of votes that il
las 10 the lower House OF the Legis
AZURE. The convention will BE-
opposed Of 240 delegates, the ma.
Iorlty rule governing, making 12l
votes Necessary TO a choice. The
late OF the convention having been
liked, the canvass will how Begin IN
rarnest.
The candidates fairly on the track
Tor HOvfrnnr are Mai. +. Bnfksdalr
Of Himd', e,-Gov, John NJ. Stone Of
FIshOm"rgo, Ten &. :. rAathrr.,un.
" HOLLY Springs, Col. j. Il. Cameron
" Mad's@n. Co, X. II, rpylor of Pa
n,ia, and it IS understood that Gel.
:. d. Lee Of the Agricultural and
Mechanical College would accept the
nominatian If tendred him. Many
'ther names have been mentioned in
this Connection but it seems probable
at the abo'e li.t con p!etes the
rane- thai will be presented to tn,
convention.
For Lieutenant-GOve the
pfJ. {. Lengstreet Of Grenada. NJ.
VI. Evans of Jackson, and J. f. Ne.
Cool Of AttaIa are mentioned. Thus
ar W. W, Stone 70 auditor, F. NJ.
'oYan for secretary Of state. 7. NJ
MILLER for attorney. general, j. r..
Preston for. suDerintendts who hav.
'nly served n term, have no oppos
zion.
Col. W. l.. Hemingway, State
Treasurer, ie opposed by Opt. Joe
Evans Of Abefdeen and +, r. Love Of
'hoctaw, president Of the Farmers
Alliance, Tn cauTass starts outap.
ptrentIy with the best feeling pre-
vaiIihg among the candle 1tes, and it
toes not now seem apparent that the
oitternes, end personal hostality
which often characterize- such races
will enter this one.
The holding of the convention
month ~ear'Ies than usual was in de
renee TO the wishes of the people "
ne Delta, MANY Of whose prominenr,
men are AT srmmer resorts durimg
he sickly mouth of August.-Avu-
I~ancle.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

he following story "a Going the
IoTndrof tn rre.s.
Miss Aliar Hog .5oon,, o. Vermont.
w. . "2Fn'rr..'i 10 AItrp Thompson
"7-ton the other d2y Weighed $50
pounds. Hho T.. a blonde, with an ar.
''% 0fhendsoma, but colossal charms.
re EISband m the otE. haud, i a
i!'t'e fellow, weighing ouIj nintey
pounds. The cIe1.yman said the
AHppy couple lad eviAently been
drought together by "dirine law Of
rontries," which made opposites
seeks each other. He said he was
pleased tc oficiate at the ]cerrnonv.
but did not know what he shouId
nave done II, in his capacity az Bap-
'lst clergyman, he Rad been called
upon to bsptise Mrs. Thompson. He
advised her simply TO "sit down on
'''r husband if he ever got wayward
Nf f~ractlous, and told Alfred. not to
attempt to dandls Alice On his knees.
RE Suid Alice ws- satisfied with YER,
l'ttIe' but Alfred evidently wanted
the earth"
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

Henry W.. Grady, the eminent
Georgia editor, orator aud statesmau,
in q speech at Albany, Ca, a few
days ago, threw out The following
CHUNK Of solid wisdom" to the Geor-
gia farmers, which is u to which
the farmers Of Mississippi! would also
do we'll to take heed!
"Ths Georgia farmer has much to
blame hlnself tor. One crop MAYER
made q country great, aud, never
will. When, however, every farmer
in this State, unsIaved. by deLt, can
SIT down among, lis oyn diaries and
orchards, and cut the bread. from his
own field and the meat from his own
pasture, pitch his crop IN his. own
" isdoh and sell i in Ais chssen mar,
ket, then we viii. ace a prosperity In
Georgia o. which you hay, 10,
dreamed before. '1--Natcl,ez Banner
,Xeatpartpsu AND when ths, millen,
! rum gets here it will he here. also
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

4 small boy wh0 ran away from
bis home ia Cam len, Maine, and
"ss Captured in Boston, explained
70 las police that he waited to have
some an, and the tanner in which
EeI1teEded TO havs it can be imag-
inAff [. ON the list articles he had with
Elm Two ira yelling bags. five rev9lv-
er-. q lot Of Comfortable clothing,
4r's. Of b.opi-and-thunder sort,
'o.ne cigar"tt@s. fv- larg. rusty
1ntv~7. several boxes clps and a bag
Of powder.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

The Other Bridge.

. stood on ths bridge at midnight,
IS ru1k as a son.Of-a-gun; two
moons rose oe'r the city, when there
; ought to have been but one. I could
see their bright rehectic", in the
water under me, and experienced a
lae!lng Of wonder and great curiosity
II only one had been there, ! would
not have been in doubt, but what
Two moons were doing, J could not
well make out. The tide was slowly
ebbing, / could hear the waters roIl,I
as stood in the waving shadows, To
hide from the night patrol. How
oheu, oh how often, in the days Of
aud lang syne, J. have tried to cross
at midnight, and got Icst every time.
But tonight vas hot and restless,
aud my mind wss full Of care, for the
walk that lay before me, seemed
greater than ] could bear. had NJ
latch key with me, and locked woul'I
be the door, and I'd have TO sit in thu
doorway, al Oft / had done before
I'd have to sit in the doorway inl
,,ony and in fear till. q voice SAID
On, the window, ibid the lodg
a Il ists nay dear7" 80 tonight
.p.l .'.|~t drsa ming, end watchir
E 'n04J=~'e, "a, till a cop came wit
.'.~oa 49," '"n,'a3 me TO ride,-Fx
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

A d'apa,Gh from DesMoines, Iowa,
says a "a Interesting Iiou0rcase has
just been decided At Mount pIeaeant.
The defendants were tried en- the OF
iluary lIqncr selling INDICTMENTS.
The witnesses had. as shown by the
svidencs, bought cider ill.,, the de-
fendant's restaurant, THE question
was whether Or not cider. Il. classed
with Intoxicating liquors. Judge
travels said that while cider Is at
irst non-into4 icants it became in
oxical, ng ln course OF tins. Since
he law prohibits the sale OF. all in
oXitating liquors, 1t prevents the
,ale 0tridrr. Judge Tsvers also over
hreM another ingenius eves,oh of
he Law. In a hhanty, near Mount
Pleasant board partition. had made
large room on one side and e. small
one on the other. A barrel was get in
he Partition, ard the customer could
ieposit his money and get his drinks
Without seeing the man Ia The other
pom. This made it possible for the
ustOner to swear that be did not see
ne liquor seller and did not know
Who he was. The proprietor in this
'lse ls now in jail, serving q sentence
# four months.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

The Board Of Director. ofthe pro
J0.ed Alliance Bagging Factory NE
n this city yesterday and closed
'outract with the State Board Of Con
troll, leasing the factory building il
the psni:entiaty walls until January
lst, 1890
The terms OF the contract are t22;
ser montk for the uss Of the building
md motive power, Including fuel,
Etc. The c0nYiCts are to be employed
- operatives. for whose labor the
'tste is to receive 1880 per mouth.
IA- estimated cost Of addittonaI ma
'hIueTy that viii be required inclnd-
ing looms, etc, and necessary opera
ling capital, is from s35, 001 to $50, 900.
OF this amount the AlIlanrv hu-
already paid in, or pEonlisef, ab"u;
$4,000, and the city has subscribed
5000, which will dcubtIl-s Be i'll
increased to 10000,
Before adjourning, The Board OF
Directors will mature plans for raise
ing the additional amount needed
and every alliance man should take
stock to the full MEASURE of his ability
md take it promptly, for time now j.
-qually as valuable u. money to the
success OF the enterprise. The pro
posed plant will have a capacity Of
bout 4 500 yard. ger day or, 100 900
Yards per month.-New Mississippi
Dian.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

Our very highly esteemed contem
pnF.ry, the Ysz)o Sentinel, cOntane'
q epgthy aud well-wrItten editorial
8 sort time since, which had for III
text the indebtedness OF tae Demo
cratic party to the Hon. Ethe
B~arksdals for services rendered, etc
The Sentinel cites the cases Of La
mar, WalthaIl George and Lowry nG
avs that these gentlemen have ali
zen rewarded by the party for their
services, but that MAJ B~arkssale has
not been; that there is still a very
.arge balance due him by the Demo
cratic party ofths State Of Mississippi
Tor work done and performed in this
nehalf.
We are inclined to honestly differ
With our brother on this question
We will admit all the items Of the
tccOuut as set forth in the decIara-
ION We are perfectly willing to adj
nit that Major Barksdale has done
'''a''' am" ~" - ~
'H@Iou' W '"t' p''
'A' me-
N' pN n
~"
pH
'''No "es,7
80
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18
HAMILTON vs. q
'''h Iried-A COpyS0a.ise " Vde By the
Opposing Attorney.

'''h Iried-A Copygon,ise " Vde BY th
oPPosin. Attorney.
The Nicksburg Herald Of the 1911
contains the following:
The case o. State vs.. B. T. Hobbs
2hargea with libel concerning Jone'
:. Hamilton, upon the docket Of the
warren county Circuit Court, con-
tinued from a former aud set fol
nearing at this term, Wa noiie pros
ed on the 5.h, by the mutua! con
sent Of the parties concerned.
The following are the terms Of the
,ettlsment:
Nicksburg, Miss, April 5, 1883.
We, the undersigned attorneys for
b. /. Hobbs and Jones ). Hamilton,
n the cases of the state Va, B. I
dobbs, charged with libel concerning
he said Hamilton, believing that il is
advisable not 10 review the contro-
Versy involved in aid cases, in view
Of the feeling and bitterness likely to
- Incident thereto, and that tie pub
NC good will be sUbserved by a com
OrOmise and settle ment Of tue s.me
honorable 10 the partie. concerned,
teem the folio wing to be a proper adj
ustment, aud u clients being SO
advised, accept the same to.witi
First That B. r. Hobbs with
Iraws the publication Of all offensive
and terms rom planned of and
ct forth in said indictments, and
not to renew the same, nor
make reference To the matter except
II the way Of legitimate journalistic
ritIcism.
"SeCond-That Jones Hamilton
on-ents and will advise that Gil in
ictmeut- again-t said Hobbs in
warren anf Madison counties viii
e nolie pressed.
Signed in duplicate thi. day ana
ate first above written.
DABNRY, .ECCABE & ANDERSON,
Attorneys for b. +. Hobbs.
/" W. .H~tGRUDIR. r. Y. B0OrH.
Attorneys for james :. Hamilton
Il l. Hobbs. Jnne- Hamilton.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

"A: a meeting held in Memphis In
fhe once of me Illinois Central and
A''sIssipoi and Tennegsee railroad.
% Frlda% last, the Stockholders Of
!n@ Ml'nI5sippt and Tennessee road
'hi'hs4 The action Of the directors in
'1nSolidatlng with the Chicago, St.
LOUIS and Ns~ 'rIe1ua Railroad I'm.
der tbs aets Of hjssi -ippi. ana leu
2'''eoe' TIE road from Memphis t.
''fsN"da VIII continue under the
present management, and be known
42 the Memphis division Of th. Hi.
lOis Central.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

Acorre"pondent 20 the Avalanche
corrects the erroneous slatemet I
made IN tie Madison county resoIu-
lions rndorsing Hon. John Cameron
tor 0oEernor, in which Il says "In
tn" 'org period of Mississippi state
hood not one Of he: native citizens
has ever controlled The de~slinips OF
he state.' He nar2ea two. oar
MADISON cornty friends should ac-
quaint themselves with their States
history. ~
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

Crab grass Hay.-'lhers is no
'rop," says Col. a. T. Holt, Of a,
on, Ga., to a reporter, that, will pay
he farmers o than crab grass,
The richer the grDuUd tie better the
:rop will turn out. There is more
zeal money in it than anything else
af.rnrr can piaut, ard the land not
Impoverished. Take . pierre Of land.
prepare it in May, sPrikie manure
IrOadcast, turn it under with Il good
wo.hDrhe pillow, hartaw and roll it
good and it wi set itself the seed
icing Indigenous to the soii. It il to
re cut when it Is IN bloom. Let it
'un for about two hours and put into
'ock-. The curing follow. | had
twenty-five acres, from WHICH | cut
thirty-two ,twv.horSe loads at two
'uttings, You can esiIy cut ton
to the acre. The crop natural one
md requires little york. | had some
waist high, and ii was glorious for
terk.''-Liye Stock Journal,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

Inc suggestion made it tn. follow.
"4y query pF'pounded rs the Alta
~olI'srnia respecting a fitting re.
"sfA Tor admitted seryices is to thu
"oInt:~
, Republican Senator says presi.
17nt Harrison ought 10 give Chas. A
Jana ofthe New York sun, a first.
r. .'' foreign mission in recognition
u h's ~'trv!ces to the Eepublican
ra''S ID the last campaign. How
o'.Id thirty pieces Of silver answer
''7a fitting recognition ?"-y, o.
States.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

r Preston will likely he III.
taKt ~rparint.nieni Pub. Iu.truc-
ron Tor the -Gate = mmit Sentinel.
by oil neaHs Mr.. Preston should
be retained Ia Office tor at east one
'"rg more. He hasdone more to in
crease the efficiency Of teacher and
Fetse the standard Of frse schools
Than oil his predecessors, combined.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

DR.; =; c; 49, ~ ,,}:<l'
.tness, ConVuis. as, rilS. N,f.yi .-a,...
Headache. Nrrv"ns Pr"a'rit 70. "..'.'',
ise Of alcohol ~1t.tUhI,r.t, ~. :.
;al Depression, StftrniG= ~ irr .,,,:.'
,ng In insanity arr! trliin' :" 'ni""
and death, premaiuiE orr D. i!.FEin"
Loss Of power n s'tnHt r':,- '%,i".'-
Losses and Spcrhatorritu,! 'r'.t: d -" n}r;
exerlon Of inc bfai,,, sell:a;u.i,.tt u,rr-lr
iulgence. Each hox con'a'"s a"r il"H'h
treatment. Sl.oa box, 0t.~'> 1N.., ~ -"
'ent by r.aI pfepPid on %rc'?i"t.o :p rirr.
WE GUARANTEE SIX }.ttyr+.
TO cure any Casr,'. With t:i"l, 4 E,:'- y -eife.
by us for six boxes, Accompanied, VII. ~
we will send the purchaser our written .,a
sntee to refund ths money u tiip it|.'r'"n'
does not effect a cure. G~lt1rahtces i>sLt i oI.i,
BY Branum g. Goodwin, Druggists. N"t
Agents, Grenada, Miss. -.-,fk%,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18
$500 REWARD!

~ will pag the above res. Hri mr. IN" rhst
II liver complaint, dysPeis Ia sick, it"uda".e,
Indigestion, constipation or cuStiN4Iic,, We
cannot cure with Vests Vegetable E!ts,
Pills when the directions arc strictly coinpli.
ed with. They are purely vegetable. ana
never fall to give Satisfaction barge boxes
by all druggists. Beware OF countcTrc!ts and
limitations. THE genuine L|a inl iaeturod only
by JOHN G. WEST 4 Co., ss2 W.MadkonSt.,
Chicago, Ills.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18
GRENADA GAZETTE.
TETRaDAF. APRIL Is, Issi

The EIelgtI.e Etlts Com u.ttee
has called d Democratic state Con.
v"nti0n, to be held in Jackson on
jug 18th. We think they are in 8
powerful ana unnecessary hurry.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-04-18

Mad''on county has conveyed, and
dominated heti State. .SAnator, John
NJ. Cameron, for goyernsT
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FoR SALE.

III Acres prime limestone 1skS
land near New Windsor. 5Hz4zelsss-s
niles from Westminster; 6ae haisdiars al
in good condiiioni very desirable iarm;
price si2, ,Oa0-hAlt casa balance on years
lirae.
Farm % $50 acres. a u.iles frcn wssimin.
sscr, - miles from PaiapSco Station, ". NJ
Z, Il. Bu8ldings fair. Price ~, zoo,
Choicc lissie farm of - acres, bait mile
FROM Westminster; good soil; brek house
l8rze barn; 81 IA good couafnupiPrsee y ,ts1
Nice httle home, acres; prime land
ussles west from Westminster; brick house
bank baru; more land II desired price $, 80.
Plaster and bone mill on W. Nd. Railroad
buiidibxs naw; best Of machinery IL acres OF
land; good Eassr power; splendid opening
70 engage in psositAble Aad growing oaslaessi
terms easy price 5000. -,
a2sn acres prime timber la0d on Cheat
river. wess Virginia Heavy osiziual gFowth
Of paplar. red oak, ash. Eainui, cherry, &e-
land valuable for grazinE parposcs affes timber
is ofF, price s. per acre. .,
Machine shops AZ New Windsor, Nd; all
the necessary haiidiags for the Manufacture
and repair q machinery This property u1ll
be sold; bargain al easy pAymenis7 prlec
81, 500.
or 8 acres of woodland, near pablio road
from Westminster 10 Ms. airy, miles south
east from New Windsor. Price $50.
A small home, I acres, ua road tfom " est
minister 10 New Windsor. ! miie from former
place; good hoase, good ssabling, good water
extra tine fruit, &c. Prleesl2SO.
Fine brick house on John street, ROOMS,
conveniently arranged. al Ia trs, class con'
dition. Quite q bargain a. S;4i0i.
81 acres pEime land, bali a m'ic from " est
Minister; large bAak barn, hne orchard, splen-
did bailding site for hoase; price 5000
Large brick hotel in Westminster, oa Main
street, ueas Railroad Depot price $1,000
Farm a acres, miles from Westminster
land good; buildings good; orchard choice
fruit; price $50 per acre.
Farm IS acres, ; miles from Westminster, .
miles from Hampstead, nearest K T. Station
good house and barn; 53 acres cleared land
in good condition; SIS per acre.
Nice Little Home, one mile irom West
minister; co acres of prime laad, gnod bFies
house; price, $500.
Twenty acres good land, good baildings
near Westminster, s., sl1.
One hundred acres, best quality OF land, Z
miles from Westminster; buildings oRly iAlr
good water, Sc; price, 5000,
Brick house and lot in Westminster 81 40
Double brick house aud lot IN Westm'h
ster; S2,500.
Also, some fine pasture lots, ranging iron
2to c acres, adjoining Westminster.
For particulars call on or address
sepS.d L. LYNCH, Westminster, Md
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ICE CREAM, WATER ICE AND
L PURE SPRING ICE.

The attention Of the citizens Of Westmin-
ster and vicinity IS called to my well known
lee Cream aud Water Ice. New Machinery
has been added and noEe but the best will be
supplied Private families furnished by the
gallon or half gallon. Special attention given
70 furnishing Festivals or Pic Mics. Orders
delivered in the city or ut the railroad station
free OF charge.
have 500 tons Of Ice from pure spring
water and free of Washings from the turn
pixies or country roads.
koFSend orders to Posto!lice, Box II.
( Those wanting Cream for Sunday should send
j in their orders by 3 O'Clock Saturday after
noon. d. CR0WL,
inne 9m Westminster, Nd.
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PICKETS,

1 and feet. Whita Pine and Hemloek. |
sall At Baltimore prices. Give me call
before going to the city. l am confident l
can make Il to your interest to buy from me.
Nv Yards are situated in the heart Of the town,
accessible by four thoroughfares. l have
private switch connections, with every facility
Tor loading aad unloading. manufacture my
own nice work, hence save delay of ordering.
nv factory Is equipped with improved
machinery, and employ only skilled work
men. All sizes
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MAGISTRATES OFFICE.

! take this method of informing my friends
and the public that have opened an Office
for the transaction Of the
DUTIES OF A JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
in the Haines & Co. Building, next door to
the store, nearly opposite the First National
Bank, and respectfully solicit patronage
GEO. w. MATTHEW'S, j. p,
mays If Westminster, Nd
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HEMLoCK,

II. IA and I6 feet stock, SIS per thousand.
Fencing and all size Framing, from 2xS to
3x12, SIS per thousand.
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Dressed two sides, $3.50 per thousand.
Foorings SI7, $19 and $50 per thousand
carry Virginia, North Carolina and Georgia
A and sd
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seeds 8 Standard Fertiiizers.

Agents for Balleeks Bone. We buy direet
"a great quantities from the manufacturers
for cash, aud are prepared 10 sell AZ The lowest
prices. The pabic are invited 70 call aud
iuspec, our stock. All orders b. mail will Be
promptly attended 70.
l.. II. SCHULTZ i son.
SAN'I- II. DuyAit, Salesman. uaFI6
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LUMBER.

offer full and complete assortment OF
Lumber. Being recognized as a lumber
merchant by the trade | am enabled to buy
direct-not through second hands-thereby
saving you large commission. FOR the pro
tection of customers and the public generally
| quote the following prices;
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YELLOW PINE.

-. IA. ls and Is feet boards; Roof Lathes,
Virginia and North Carolina Framing, Georgia
Stepping, Ceiling, Partition, Lathes, &c
Wheelwrieht and Cabiuetmakers' Timber,
"a to ia; Poplar, ~ to 81; White Pine
Selects and Panel.
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BARRED WIRE.

Al cents per pound. Ribbon and Buckthorn,
AZ cents per pound. Special price for large
quantities
We can furnish cheap Barbed Wire as
low as 81. The Iowa is worth 8
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THE rRovIDrxcE OVER ALL.

Let it be understood in my parting words
to you that l am no pessimist as to this re-
public. l always bet on sunshine in America.
know that my country has reached the point
of perilous greatness, and that strange forces
not to be measured or comprehended are
hurrying her to heights that dazzle and blind
all mortal eyes-but know that beyond the
uttermost glory is enthroned the Lord God
Almighty, and that when the hour of her trial
has come He viii lift up his everlasting gates
and bend down above her in mercy and in
love. For with her He has surely lodged the
ark of his covenant with the sons of men.
Emerson wisely said: "Our whole history
looks like the last effort by Divine Providence
in behalf of the human race" And the re-
public will endure Centralism will be
checked and liberty saved-plutocracy over
thrown and equality restored. The struggle
for human rights never goes backward among
English speaking peoples. Our brothers
across the sea have fought from despotism to
liberty, and in the wisdom of local self gov
ernment have planted colonies around the
world. This very day Mr.. Gladstone, the
wisest man that has lived since your jefferson
died-with the light of another world beating
in his face until he seems to have caught the
wisdom of the Infinite, and towers half human
and half divine from his eminenee-this man,
turning away from the traditions of his life,
begs his countrymen to strip the crown of its
last usurped authority, and lodge it with the
people, where it belongs. The trend of the
times is with us. The world moves steadily
from gloom to brightness. And bending
down humbly, as Elisha did, and praying that
my eyes shall be made to see, catch the
vision of this republic-its mighty forces in
balance, and its unspeakable glory falling on
all its children-chief among the federation
of English speaking people plenty streaming
from its borders, and light from its mountain
tops-working out its mission under God S
approving eye, until the dark continents are
open, and the highways of earth established
and the shadows lifted, and the jargon of the
nations stilled and the perplexities of Babel
Strengthened, and under one language, one
liberty and one God all the nations of the
world hearkening to the American drum bea
and girding up their loins shall march annie
the breaking of the millennial dawn into the
| paths of righteousness and peace
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MACHINERY REPAIR SHOP.
JOHN A. SHOWER,
WESTMINSTER, MD,

Is prepared to Repair all kinds of Machin-
cry. Special Machinery made to order.
Castings and Repairs for Machinery built at
the old Union Works, and by (. Wagner,
can be furnished at short notice. All work
will be guaranteed. apr lazy
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EEEDl FEED! FEED

Corn Flour, Corn Chop, Chicken Feed and
Good Mixed Chop as low as the lowest. Will
deliver free of charge to customers in town.
WIN. A. SHRIVER,
iul2Stf Telephone con. Avondale, Mill.