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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
Counirp Real estate for Sale

a YORK TRIBUXE Will. BE RE.
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICES,
No. 80 Broadway corner Thirty-hrst-st.,
until p. n. $50 Broadway, between
IWenty-second and rWrnty-third SIS, until
s p, M. go West Twenty third-st., corner
Eighth-avo. - SiXtl-3Ye.. lJ3 Fourth
ave, corner Fontteel th.st.
A CHOICE TRUCK AND FRUIT FARM
"a 81 30 acres, J = miles from Village and
station IN Eastern Virginia; house Of 6
rooms; Outbulldlngs running wat p; $50
FiCh' fCu apple trees Vineyard ana pears
ARG Zoo RIO lns ron small in1,itEitnt PrGfe
FiilLLIlS s. WELLS, Tribune Bui!ains.
Al PELHAM MANOK.-Houso, with
"a nolcrn IMPROVEMENTS % rent or ior sale.
APpif J." H. III DSON. 25l 5th-a'r.
4 CKNOWLEDGED LeodQear,orn FOR buy.
~ in2, Ming, cNchau ~ 80 ,!".,, i'8
GO u. n.rI Piopry. 81 ~ kHA \ t'''fN
Estate EXCHANGE. 20 Broadway.
ALL WANTING good farm, m orange or
"A sullivan Counties a. rcJ- 1uab." prices,
should wiz" ire, stating what tAcE want.
and D." suited. y. NOLBROOk, F"iI
Jcryis y. Y.
ElUILDING PLOTS on the main avenue
70 viii Pee sold for tie neNi go Gay 4v'
400: size. 5OX-2j feet; eleven new CO..
ta1c- a'r now uud I ccnsiruct on II n.i..H
from c''v. on main liu' Of iiir fh'"@H6
within : minutes walk 81 dguot term -!
0i-h bala1co - monthly. i. L. WOL'VI''
% tcutr'-st.
II EATTlFUL BUILDING SITES. farms
ID residences. i. c. WILSON Fe'"''
For SALE on monthly payments. ar
L tl-u. ,ot.ace, at Great Neck. J.. l.,
c.oh way daily; conmu'atlon $50 per year
5 1 dGirase b %dd, % r. V G3RAc S5"
CO. Hanover Square y. \.
NOR S\LF.-Two VciY Ane residences.
= WASHINGTON Paft. Pl9iuf'ld. \. -
choice location stables, lawns aH CON,
v.uirnccs also sale OF icnt NM il'"I
Lvon1 station, ilainh' a no.Se. - - rant
$3.50. j. VAN DEVENTER, 40 Broad
way.
FOR SALE-iIouse at East oranso, y j.;
4 Qlccu Anne style, room, al ~.
u,oycm,nt- hardwood cabin hn.Sh I3t
HEAR 81 BrILLE. 2J3 F.aibu'H-aNe.'
B.ootlyn.
- az SNLT-ASBCRY PARK short
] block from 'hr hr4ch.-.f"iioh ii'N-'
and Gale urn ~h'd doing arg" hN-iit,~-
pug,Q mruts J.rrh'r- l1-ol for ~"IIh,
rs1ud ouror;un.tv 60 s.cai, c,r-out stab
u.hiD,pt photooraph.. full particulars. Of
j. ". FIELDER. 3" Libcrty-~t.. y. y.
nor SALE.-Onc N the best farms in
Z HcrFs.lrr County. Mass. Sitlaif . =
miles from GT,at Elf1-a etoa on Oh" stock
hridg, road 30 acr's at 800 an a'frt
urr1frf; includes three houses. seven barns
ana large silc all ia GOOD co2Gl -on 'hg
fara is IN q D. -h state 90 cuItNa'.o1. ana
Ceac.. Apply 20 ROLLlN II. COOK. PITS
lci Mas.
EN0H SNLE-Nu od established un h"r
/ and ga, IU-.n"--. now "a good o'o'I
% uU from Ncw-Nora CITY. AHcrc~'
HoV 10. tribune oaice.
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furniehr0 Rooms.


AN ATTRACTIVE. handsomely ilt-
a, nl led "a and 81 hOpis private table
Y.t4Jaal. Jfth-9t. near ''l-dFr.
t-d and s4tA -ts-E .e IN, paliOr floors.
, spacious rooms b0ord OPTIONAL hh'at
01c,. .n Lc oty; apitmchi@ ana rooms
In pr.Va'e families and choice bosIdin--
houses. clty or country Re-. abb !niorn.a-
ZION free a. ENLEIII DlhLl 4VEl.
patrons. T.. =. DALEY, - W. "'th-s,.
CHOICI. beautiful ,l.to, "lth cNr.D-
y siSe bah oOn- sin2ir oi togctn'I
o. $40 single room. summer pnc's. 90 W c0t
35th--t.
A IAKGI FRONT PAKLOK, newly iuI-
"A u.-hct. suitable FOR doctor or o'ht'L.
also newly furnished rooms reasonable. 80
Christoph,f--t.
4 DVERTIsi MENTS FOR. THE NEW
CEIVED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICIS ),
10. l2os BIoad"al coIner Ihly -hi -.
III 8 D. - "2O htoa tILt.d} D'' r',,I
b. n,. 20 VT twenty -third.st., corner
Elghth.sye. 152 SiXth-4'c. ~ Iouith'
ave, corner FouItccnA-stj 7GGO IiuIa-ay '.e'
icsf siNy.hrs.-st l,70o FiIstaye.; l09
s.xty.eighth-,t.. 90 L!b"rty-s;.', 81 Avenue
A. ana the HARLEM .. II, loo last
One-hundrcd and twcn ty-nith-at., W U
\. H.. al REGULAR Office rates. -
ID ACK PARLOK, fur1ishrd, to let also
ID Two room. one facing south, TIE other
Moth. 1903 East 2Oth-st., one 0d0f nom
2d-avc.
CHEAP TO %ICE PEDPLE.-Part Il
I pirate house, with owner. I1J Last
31th--t.
n OOL and comfortably furnished han aHd
" large room IL private house. 10 East
G2d.st -
EXTRA large newly furnished room. Ia
IL private house. on Vnc OF ulr 10 u
blocks uptown; references. 10 W l-"d 81
T. LE,ANI Jun ia d ia l'r and bedroom
T. also lar o. llcd han room for lici-s.
III West +0th-st. Dudioy'7 bell.
g. UKNIsHED ROOM u let fof gentle
man only yer ieast3lE,q,blc prices p'I'
- UKNIsm.D ROOMS and apartments
Z Tor g-uu men, water ga. bdth, A'.'
yHvata house. % West 1th-st.. near
Broadway.
V'O RENT. Handsome furnished fat or
Il pu.Ol aud bedroom. with OF without
toHd. Ring bell 3. 10 Wcst 3'tn-,t.
Two LET.-Nosty Furnished room. -
E7st fsth--t.
G0D-sr.. WLSr. I2o.-Two paro,. 40
- arg" square fiout room on 81 nor
fen1e"'h Only Hieimcc7.
0Qth-sr. 81 WLoI. near Blcadway.--
- = Large COO rooms. second Noon. -. sS
Weckly cGny.nient piincipa' hOt-s' res
tauFan,s; gentlemen.
Of Iu->T. 90 WEST. -Dc-lioLlr apart
~ H'nt7 To- gentlemen ln 1tIl. .v pfi-
| Natr family. en- suite OF sinciy Nr,t-cln,s
attendance; pleasant lorat.ou.
.f TH-Sr.. liz EASI-~unny room. run.
~ nag Nat'r. with board Tor two So
hall room %
~ EAST llTH-sT.. near St Denis 10
~ tol-Dcs irahlc rooms fOf families gem
O. men also tr1nsiruis accommodated re-
erence-.
I'll ST. 2Of WEST-gLoicc room, Tor
ID g.Htltmrn pIIFat house; baths. rum
nlug ua.tr: nr1r J. station and park neat.
moss uns urDa~-ft.
on PERRY T.-FrInisLci hall room. gas
W and folding led seen any tine. IN.
quir' Of Janitor.
40 WEST iGTU-ST.-Largc and -rall
l . newly furnished central location
references.
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Du5Iness Gnaures.

tfNI tf t4tNlt can bee mdd" an
"A Investigation costs nothllg. FOR partic-
ullr, call OF address II. -. T., Room l.
81 Chry stlc-st.. near Grand.
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4 LADY would tax" lit,lc child ;o boa.d
~ 10 years: Will gi}" refined nome
and loving mothers care. Address CARE
~ L. IrIbnnn Once.
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TNSUING.-Family washing. zoe. pur
w dozen. lad e. fine clothes csrs,,urny
done up: hrst-class reference. Mrs' "
= IL EAfh-.f
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Oorh Wanlco.
AiaIrs

A coy wishes employment at enythlng;
N god references can b. IIrni-hcd. Al.
" S1t DQ-aNp.
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az AAHING.-By frst-class eeol6,ir..i "a snd
w drrss with unsurpassed faciliti.n a." ~
i, fcren.es; gents and families nWoannSSoy.
Il sIsOnable rates. Address u f.
l.f. W.st 3Oth-st.
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Al QUARTER VALUE. must De sod
n pony phaato ESQ; :, Mc,>enP, Dnff319
colts, HO.-t..n COW and bull 3Yrdf-"ld
Wilkes stallion: sell cheap OF give on
shares; 3 strong. cheap work horses 'cH
separately, cheap. Apply %; Lluc - n
ave.
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Coun!,a cal Gsla!c for 5ale

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A GENGN FCR MONTCLAlR.-D dwellings
"A and building sites for sale houses ~
let furnished or unfurnlshcd. TUBES
TAYLOR, 5 Bcckman-st.. y. y.
A GREAT BARGAIN Al YONKEEN on
"A tie Hudson Attractive residence, stu
atci IN the best uaIt Of the place; all cot
venienees OF city house large grounds
stables, sc. handsome trcee greater part
OF the purchase money may remain on mort
gage T3O 900 askfd inspection j. lntited.
Inquire OF BELLOWS WAKRLN, 20
Octtv square IOHEcr..
A STOCK or DAIRY FARM In Oranaa
"A County y. Y. III acres running
water and good fences 1O-room house and
an necessary OutbuildiDg>; delightful lord-
lion % close estate, only ~ 500. llo.iO
S;yV9. PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune
Building
A 1rrACTIVE COUNTRY SEAT AND
"A FARM, ll2 acres highly cultivated
lahd, with about 500 feet frontage on llud-
son River, modern house, 10 rooms; on
hlgh ground cOmmod0 us OutbuidngS;
abundance fruit VIII sell at hair cost fpli
pituculars on application. (FO!iO I JJJ.J
fhlLLIrS d WELLS. Tribune Guiding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-10
domestic Situatlous iOnrieo
euales.

Females.
LARGE PROTESTANT EMPLOY
n. MENT not SE.-Gool ,erVln: -irls
nud male help FOR families. heels, board .ns-
houses &C., city and country, lar ana near.
Ready 40 u" HOME 81 kEAU. las OLl'
axe, Atm hose above JOtA-s,.
A LII KINDS oil German >"rNGnt,, win
n hrst-cla,. r.fcroncts, AWAY, on hand,
Tor city o. country. /. SONNEN>' H. ,
Enp.o n.rnt once. 10 JG-aNr., n'1t o,n-'t.
rIIAMREKNlAGD and WAlIEENS.-By.
< g. Young :.rl in private family eood
city references. Gail Monday. LOSE lst-aNt.
< H.Nii!EMAIG AND not SEb
v KEEPEG-By a girl lately landed from
lr, land ln private family. can OF ~ ~,
dress DEHLIA, 700 Nldisop-aNe.. 5th
noOr.
COOK. Sc.-By frst-class cook. with city
" reference would do coarse WaSnihs'
1852 Sth-sye., upstairs.
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fOork iOantc0.

Males
DNERTISER wants place on hoarI
~ steam ur Ealing N's-cl rs CO r. W
1.-..t,nt steward nilr, wiling AID has
highest references Ia NrW-l ora ana 'HliH'
d,'lnhla; security Il required no OBJ LOi
~ long voyage address Il. G., -O1 So'ul
lOth-,t., Philadelphia
A GOOD VAENlSHER and POLLS u ~:
-. IAN MAX, himself useful wages low.
II. KLU0, 50 Mauier.st.. Brooklyn, L. D.
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TOork UGntco
Females

Females
sNINE HAND SEWER by IT,, day ~
4 week, WITH family or DR. --ma f"r 2y'
npl~her and tr.um"r; best lci I'nr"-. Nd-
dr., Mr.. POWELL. 33l re-' i't'-~-.
S.ATESLADY.-A girl with c.p"r.' l.' d'-
y -ire- position IN confectionery G. l..i'.
Anpir or address II. CROWLEY. 80 We
ATHEIST.
nv i PERMITTING. - Archit' ct s.cr!ii''-
Z lions. play AID m2nuScriit- q. every
description neatly Copied term p, s. avn.
Mis- NARY HOLDEN Room 4l4. Lincoln
building. Union square.
s1NPfNtITEK.- LADY d'.Ir.- Ir-
i sition salary moderate y. r. r.. 30
West 23l-st.
w OUID uKr writing or I..ht '..k, of
w ary kluG % 60 at hone. Mp. 81 Lille
VAN, 81 3D.,
1TOI-Nt, LADY, primary -a.I.. ta'r-
] Engagement to ,ta'h ,maH g.'. lI.n IN
mall salary. J. WAND, Upper NHac",
y. I.
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out cn1rz OF desirable Opp'Ftuhl.nVv w, -
| $50 comm J. lal references. "hi'r"S
CARLETON. bro1 "a, 2o2 Bfodd"ay.
SIOlK COMPANY now b0inc TONED
"a To- r.I-t PcrcHrIoh dfaueht horse ni
very taNonbiy I'cat ranch 10 Montana
WISH 20 ma 90 Young Nan 20 locat VIZ" ,lr
ov urf of tlc Iirch a. assistant must fiN'
- co. stool, add work Tor snail -alifF
flc 5usius-, promises large returns anu -
managed hv : young H11i'd nan 81 y
| p,rirucr and e." hlsic-- references. All
dr,-s MONTANA. 1Fiurnc One.
-FAHTNfE with $1,000 wanted IN
~. very pror.ab.' manufacturing bu-ih.sN'
goods sold - Gr'-goods trad; conh'1Io"
'TrTlLE s DowNING. III Broadvay:
a EETIRING PAEINER'S ln:cre,i in
n large Nlplr-1i boot ard ,h0. bu'int ss
ia nj, civ. s2'.o0O required rare '''
TGTfLE & DOWNING. III Broadway.
A $40. 600 Is MfNUFACTTEING .;ocH
"A. a. uar. product all contracted f1r va
Jay - D.. cont annually choice mN'''-
TrTTLE & DOWNING. III BrOodway.
A $1,000 Will P,ECuAaE c.tan.
h.u-h.d manufacturing b.,incs-: mt"'h2
line of hirdHgr. specialize udtl Ing ar
profit: luyt-tI-at.un .hc.t'i.
TILL s. DOW NlN''. III Hi''uN'N.
4 -EIIIABLE Man VITA $4,000. Who
n. understands manu-; -.u.in@ p1iut-. gag
have Good -alancd position 40 r-t1hl'i'u
lp~p"'ou. bu-iu .-. rif' oppostuh.tv.
TJTILE 4 DOWNING. III Moadvay.
A / PAY CASH fos siocas OF merchan-
n. Oite. a. diy-sood,. fancy goods. int.
nl ,llug goods. clothing shoes, ~, any
quantity; city or country. SCl " l.! y
BCKG. l2j Fast etd-st. and 81 "alk'r-'t
a ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
a YORK TEiHT Nj WILL BE RI
! CIIVED At THE LPToWN OFFICES
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-02
The Modern Girl Must Know a Little of
Everything.
Mrs. Sylvanus Reed. in October Scrib-

Mrs. Sylvanus Reed, III OCTOBER Scrlo-
The conditions Of modern life in this
great and growing county are such
that the average American girl of more
favored circumstances may step from
the school-room, generally before she is
twenty years old, into station where
the demands of domestic, social, charit-
able, and practical affairs leave her
little time for further systematic study,
and yet tax every resource of her store
of knowledge and requirement. If,
then, she is confronted with subjects Of
which she is ignorant, but which she
ehould have acquired at least speak
ing acquaintance while at school, she
NAV Justly reproach her teachers that
thew have adopted the mistaken policy
of educating a girl who was to leave at
twenty on the plan requiring contin-
nance at tschool till at least twenty-three.
Though many have doubted the posi-
bility to provide for this active and
proper demand, without compromise
which is unfair to thoroughness, and
which will not result in superficlality,
7 am justified in having adopted and
for many years defended such a plan,
by the highest authority among the
educators of modern times.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-02
SHERIFF"S SALE
OF
Lands Delinquent i' Tss'''
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEWBERRG.

COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.
DY VIRTUE OF SUNDRY EEE
D cutions TO me directed, by A. II
| Wheeler, Treasurer Of the County OF
Newberrv, [ will sell before the Court,
house in the town OF Newberry, 5. g.,
on the first Monday in October, the 9Th
! dav, 1850, to the highest bidder, all the
| following described lands, or so much
thereof as may be required to pay all the
taxes, both State and County, as may
be assessed thereon, together with all
costs and penalties thereto belonging.
Said lands lying and being in the fol
lowing Townships:
Township No. IL lot in the town
of New berry, assessed to Lucy Cole
man.
lot in the town of Newberry, as
sessed to Wade H. Coleman.
Township No. 81 lot or parcel OF
land in Township No. 3, containing 81
acres, more or less, assessed to a. u.
Hardy.
lot or parcel Of land in Township
No. 3, containing 50 acres, more or less,
assessed to Mrs. NJ. L. Gotshall.
l lot or parcel Of Land in Towhnshlp
No. 3, containing 2S6 acres, more or
less. assessed TO estate OF Pcttus W.
Chick, deceased.
Township No. ii lot or parcel OF
land in Township No. t, containing -
acres, more or less, assessed to estate of
Mary \. Glenn, deceased.
Township No. 81 lot or parcel OF
lana in Township No. 5, containing -
acres, more or less, assessed TO Julia
Whitman, deceased.
Township No. 81 lot or parcel OF
and III Township No. &, containing lQS
acres, more or less, assessed to Jas. PINK
Williams, trustee.
Township No. II lot or parcel OF
land in Township No. I, containing 2o0
acres, more or less, assessed to Elizabeth
A. Payne.
lot in the town of Chappells, in
Township No. I, assessed to T.. IT,
O'Connor and Z. Bailey.
l lot in the town of Chappel!s, IN
Township No. I, assessed to Moore q
Turner.
! lot in the town of Chappells, in
Township Mo. I, assessed to X. y.
Amaker & J. y. Lott.
Township No. 81 lot or .parcel, OF
land in Township No. 8, containing 100
acres, assessed to estate of David hloler,
deceased. .
Township No. 10-1 lot or parcel OF OF
land in Township No. 10, containing 50
acres, more or less, assessed to John
koon.
Levied on as the property assessed to
the above named defendants, and will
be sold to pay all taxes assessed thereon
also all costs and penalties thereto be-
longing.
Terms of Sale-Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers. ,c,,
Sheriff i. {.
Shcrin7s Office, September Sd, 1899.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-02
AN ORDINANCE
To Raise Supplies for the Fiscal Year
Ending March 81. 1891.

To Raise Supplies for the Fiscal Year
Ending March 81, 1891. .
DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE
| - Mayor and Aldermen of the
Town Of NewberTy, S. c., in Council
assembled and by authority Of the
same:
Section l. That tax of twenty cents
on every hundred dollars in value Of
all real and personal property Of every
description ;Gwned and possessed in
said Town, Except the property of
churches and chartered institutions Of
learning. shall be levied and paid into
the Treasury of said Town for current
expenses.
Sec. .. That a tax of one dollar upon
each dog, within said Town, shall be
levied and paid into the Treasury Of
said Town.
Sec. 5. That the proprietor or pro-
prietors of each tavern or saloon, where
spirituous liquors are sold in quantities
less than one quart, within the limits
of the Town of Newberry, S. g., shall
pay into the Treasury Of said Town as
a license therefor the sum of four hum
dred dollars, in advance.
Sec. 1. That the proprietor or pro-
prietors of each tavern, saloon or place
where spirituous liquors are sold in
quantities more than quart, shall pay
into the Treasury of said Town of New
berry, S. C., as a license therefor, the
sum Of three hundred and fifty dollars
in advance.
Sec. 5. That for the purpose of fixing
the value of personal property for taxa
ton the Clerk and Treasurer of said
Town of Newberry, S. g., shall be re-
quired to keep his office open each day,
Sundays excepted, from 8 o'clock A. NJ,
to 3 o'clock 2. NJ, from the first day of
October to the 18th day of October,
1890, to receive on oath the returns of
the owners, or the agents of the owners,
of all personal property within the
Town of Newberry. And in case Of
failure to make returns of said personal
property for assessment, by the owners,
or the agents of the owners thereof, the
Clerk and Treasurer of the said Town
shall assess the same.
Sec. g. That the taxes herein levied
shall be paid within the space of time
beginning on the 18th day of October
and ending on the 18th day of Novem-
ber, 1890.
Sec. I. That the taxes and Licenses
herein provided for shall be paid to the
Clerk and Treasurer of said Town in
lawful money of the United States.
Done and ratified under the corporate
r. seal of the Town Of Newberry,
Lh' D. S. c., on this the 10th day of
September, 4. D. 1890.
JAS. K. P. GOGGANS,
Mayor of Newberry, S. c.
Attest:
J. S. FAIR, c. & T. T. c. n.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-02
The Holyokc Lawyer and HIS Son.
T From the Northampton Journal.

F'Toin the Northampton Journal.l
Going to Springfield the other day
there was seated in the Car one Of Hol-
yoke legal lights, accompanied by his
wife and his six years-olG son and heir,
whose sole ambition in life at present
is to learn to whistle. The windows
were open and the boy had been hold
ing on to his hat with one hand for
fear it would blow away. The conduc-
tor coming in slammed the door and
for an instant the boy let go his hat.
His father reached round through the
window and whisked it off his head.
The boy was disconsolate. "Look
straight ahead and whistle for it and It
will come back" said the father.
! ~ can't whistle, I'm too mad"
"Well, then, I'll tIy,' and the digni-
fie.i lawyer whistled few bars OF
"Annie Rooney" and shortly after
ward placed the lat on the boys head,
whose tears were now turned to smiles.
Then he stood up in the seat, and
snatchcd his fathers new IS tile from
his head and deliberately threw it ont
OF the car window, saying, ''Whist'e
for it again, papa
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-02
HOW 1T CAME TO BE WE1rrEN.l
The Story of the Poem "Curfew Must Scr
Einc Tonight"

The poem of "Curfew Must Not Ring
Tonight" was suggested to ME by the
reading of a story called "Love and
Loyalty" in April, 1867. was then a
plain, country school girl, not yet II,
residing with my parents at Lltchheid'
Mich, and, under the preteNt OF work
inc out mathematical problems, with
nv arithmetic before me, l wrote the
poem roughly on my slate, writes Rose
Hartwick Thorpe in the Ladies Home
Journal. was forced to carry on my
literary work under these difficulties
because of the opinion Of my parents
that my time could be better employed
than in idle dreams and useless
rbvmes." I wrote the first copy on
NV slate between / and 6 O'Clock IN the
afternoon, but much time has since
been spent in correcting and revising
it. I had 10 thought that l would
ever be able to write anything worthy
of public notice.
The poem was first published in the
Detroit Commercial Advertiser III the
fall of 1870. The editor, upon receipt
Of my manuscript, at once wrote me a
lengthy letter of congratulation and
praise, in which be predicted the pop
ular;tv for the verses which they have
since enjoyed. I had no literary
friends, nor even a literary acqualnt-
ance, at that time, and did not know
the simplest requirements for preparing
my manuscript for publication. Inc
roem seemed at once to attract puollc
attention. 1t raised me from shy,
obscure country girl into the public
notice, and brings to my side yearly
hosts of new and delightful friends.
Wherever I go my friends are there
before ME, and the poem-whlch l
gave to the world with no right re-
served''-while it has made fortune
for others and dropped golden coins IN
other pockets has reserved for It's au-
thor = wide circle of admirins friends.
The first and only remuneration lever
received for the poem was three years
ago, when the editor of the Brooklyn
Magazine reproduced tie poem IN lac
smile autograph form, which l had
riven him. With a delicate sense OF
Justice he sent me most compliment
.arv check for the simple privilege OF
REPRODUCTION. It was quite 4 surprise
to me, but none the less pleasing.