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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The liabilities OF tbs Chicago SAFE y
Lock Co., assignment a7s rcushly estime &c
at $1,000 coo.
The man Day. who pushed his wife ovar
Niagara Falls, will bs hanged on the IS l.
inst. ct Ottawa.
The mail edition Of tins Let owotth
Times was yesterday seiz,d On account Ct
the publication of an alleged lottery ad-
vertisement.
Ex-S.ate Senator Frank P. Arnold fho.
himself this morning. at his Office 10 Uaa-
dilIa. N. Y. Dsspondeucy, caused By his
defeat st the Iote election, was the cause.
Colonsl CorbIn, of General Ailes's s;eli
seys that dispatches from The Iadian cout-
trs leads him to believe tia; the ho!;om
is dropping Gus of the tUrea oaed uprising
Three tramps entered earn pear B "a
felj, ILL.,. Tuesday night. ard, it is eup-
posed, smoked before goiae SC s'eop enc
dropped spark in The hsy. TO barn steh
all lis contents wss totally desroeed, csc
the Jamps periebed in the 4 Inns.
1t was officially arncuacc1 in yerua to.dar
hat DIR. Koch's lymph csn oniy be cuSd ON
authorized Prufsrn agencies, and that mono vii
be supplied to any person other thar Tbs heads
clinical establishments or qualified rhyscisns.
A sec ct conference Of Oil pFolucers Of Wcatc n
and Northern Pennsylvania wss held in Fits
burg last night, pres mably to form producsTs'
alliance to act in unison against the etsnlard g.
Company.
At meet in Cork las. night o7or which
the high sheriff presided, = parliamentary IN
mittoe was appointed to oppose Mr.. Parncll
The municipal council ofKikonny has re.cnd
cd their vote Of cor fience in Mr.. Parpo
Vice President Welt, of Ss'i;z rlsrd, has oca
olcc cd President OF th,t rcrub ic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

THE SIZE of ,he expected defciti 10 the
revenus ID so large that the republicans 10
Consre.s have become alarmed and have
determined that nc more pension bills shall
be passed during the present session. Upon
the principle that good is better late than
neve-, the determination referred to is to be
commanded
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

at THE recent election IN Massachusetts
the question OF license or 60 license to gel!
liqncr was Submitted to The voters, and Ii
ceusa wss carried by a large majority. The
pscpie of New EGgland are beginning to
understand flee institutions aud to apps
ciate correctly the value of their own in.
dividual liberty, SO well as that of the
SOU herr reErnes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
sonth carolina Senatorsbio

COLUMBIA, 8. C, Dc. ll.-Tha vota Ia
the South Carolina Legislature fos L. :.
Senator to-day wa sa follows; lily, CO;
Donaldson, 80 Hamp;oa, 81; Hemah
M choice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
NEWS oF TIE Day,

CHEF Hump. one Of the leaders in the H.
dian craze at the Cheyenne Agency mas hsen
captured.
In King5town, Ireland, yestorday the
crowd cheered for Mrs. O'Shea as we'll az
for Mr.. Parnell.
The trial of Frank * Ward for the muir
der OF Maurice Adler was begun in Wash
ington yesterday.
The anti-Parnell members Of the Irish
parliamentary party have iaeued their
promised manifesto TO the Irish people.
The disposition of the funds raised in sey-
eraI American cities for the Irish cause is
likely to cause fight among the fsotions.
George W. Dtlsmater says bis financial
troubles began with run on his bank,
caused By charges made daring Inc cam
paign.
The Chicago capitalists have CHAINED
control OF the lstes. inventions Ia the way
of high explosives, and will coon control
the MARKET.
Experiments with Professor Koah'a lymph
we're mads on persons suffering from tn per-
culosis and lupus in three Of the Nav YORK
hospital yesterday.
President Harrison is said 10 heve aads 8
personal appeal to republican eenato!s yes.
terday 10 pass the Force DILL on the &roaDd
that toe party leaders aro pledged to it.
Miss Mary TeDney was publicly cowhided
In the presence Of $50 interested spectators
in Williamsburg, n. Y, last night By Miet
Anpis Frchs, whose husbsnd had been psy'
ing too much attention to Mics Tepney.
Marshall F. Gillop. man who swntled
en- old widow Of Needham, Mass, out o.
90 600, while Ia fssr of DISSECTION poisoned
himself and died in tho wooda near Hub
osrd's Cove yesterday. His wife took
poison too, but will recover.
The beard CT bishops of tho Methodsi
Episcopa! Church North mes in secret ses
sion at Indianapolis yesterday for the pur.
poee of.rev'eng the church discipline ano
framing 3 church cons tuition in pursuance
CT action OF tho asst General Conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

WITH THERE SUCH or lis prominent msn-
bars as Messss DelaUnter, Dudley aud Raum
under charg of gross pe,sousl dishonesty,
the ''srand old party" "the nigh mor.l pss
ty of the ccnotry," would be in bad way,
even if The popular N jority against it last
month had not been. as it was. S00, 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

a good dinner Can be hsd in Berlin for 5
cents. That's pretty good, but sc snow OF
e better bargain. II you suffer With cstaFrn,
you oan get cured for twenty-five cents hy
using O.d Ssu;'s Catsrrh Cure.
Sieapefs nights nj caeeress days VII ne
prevented if ycu use Dr.. Bnl's Baby 5gtup
to induce sleep enG composare for tbs bsoy.
Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

Mr.. ARMOUR, the great catilemau,
saga ''shs whole duty of the republican ma
jority 10 the present Congress is to repeal
the Mckinley bill IS soon as possible. There
Is DO doubt OF tie fact that the republicans
could do nothing better calculated to restore
them to popular favor than follow Mr. Arm
ours wise advice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
a9l2555z *
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES,
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Dec. II.
SENATE.

Mr. Crckrell presented petition from the
wage workers political alliance OF the Dis
tfict Of Columbia, demanding the distribu'
tion Of $50 per capita. Per annum to each
public authority, suob as States, Territories,
,i:sfricts, counties, cities, towns aud villages
Within tbs limits OF the republic fcr the pur-
rose OF enabling them to pay their debts
and expenses without any local taxation
whaseyer, end that national tsxation shall
Do abolished until freedom f'om debt shall
be universal within The limits Of tie reIub
lic.
The Vice President asked Mr.. Cockrel to
what committee the petition should bs re-
te?rec.
M. Cookrell-To the Gaance committee
IS the cnly committee that csn cope with it.
Il was So referred.
Mr.. Cockrtl also introduced at the in
S ancs of The same body, oii to es-
.ab;sh depar! ms nj { f banking, Same re-
fererce, (ahic:l was agreed to) insiructing
the postolIics committee to Inquire iato the
feasb lily end ad7sability of law fer
postal savings berks 10 connection with
all or certain classes OF pcstcfiices through
OCT the country.
The resolution offsred yesterday By Mr.
Plumb Cor daily meeting OF the Senate at 10
a. II. asa for rscessss from $50 to p. m.
was iaksn up.
MIR. Reagan thought that Senator'S might
jQa. as yell b. frank with ons another.
They al u0;las aud on both si6e that the
object of the proposition was to choke
off debste on the elections bill end
t. prevent lis deliberate consideration
II la, we're the purpose OF the ms iority 1t
had The power to carry It cut. This resoIu-
tio0 Wss the f ct s;op il thst direction, and
woula be liz harmony with the purpose of
the bill, In revolutiCniz Dg tie goVeTDmf mt
nj r taking away from the States tbs ex-
ecclss Of powers end the performance OF d.
ties which had belonged 10 them since the
formation Of the government. The bill pre-
posed to change the form OF the government
from che Of solfgovere ulant to one of force
aud coeroior. euch change ought not TO
ne mgde witbou. nost careful deliberston.
Mr. Morgan also ergutd assinet The resc
lution. He dcob;ed wnether there were
iFe Senator's on ibe republican side WHO
could tel! ire provisions Of the Senate sub
stttute aud b9 believed; that there were
mary Seoa:or8 on thst side VITO had never
read ether los Hcnia hi! o, the substitute.
The diecpselon on Mr. P.umbs resolution
wss KEEP up amid considerable excitement
on the fl lcr sEd 10 the gsleres) until 2
o'clock, when il went over without action.
TIE e.aciicn bill yes then taken Up. and
Mr. Wisoa, of va, ndlge,s,' the So mate
IL its advocacy.
aoJsE.
Tee Bonss a;.sT little unim poriapt basi
Des3 eat iato committees of tue whois IN
Tho f5gsifc ,iianap appropriation bill.
The bill wss passed, together WITH c dill
ap2ropei.,ing 800 000 to meet deficiency
ia re tgpropria ion for pubic printing and
5iading.
Tae bi!!s providing penal les for election
ftau6, AID for renewing causes from States
10 federal courts ;vars passed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
She Got the Money.

WICHITA. Kas., Dec. IL The gamb irg
house CT Charles Willis was Invaded lest
nizbl og lTrs. Oscar Dscsy. whose husband
had loss $500 inese. Che derisnded the
poasy bsck. Wallis ss.d be woa'd pat her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

NJ. sseenback, q travelling salesman. of
Philadelphia. was fouad dead in his bed az
CbicsgoIasS night. The room was locked
and barred. the windows clesf6 and beth
q as Jets 'urEed Oh full force.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

TDere aye two forms OF chronic rheuma-
isu one IN watch the .iDt Gre swollen
ard rad Hi!hont fey0y Ia tho ether The
Joints are oaly stiff and pairfu. Ia ether
form SalvalioG OIL nay ne rel:ed OF to sBeo;
. care. I, Kills pair. 20 gents.
Popular Discrimination III fsvor Of DE-
BULBS Cough Syrup has given ia larger sale
than eny other remedy of tie c!as'. Pfice %
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
MARRIED.

III the home Of the brides per,l s, sorth FAR
fax street, Tuesday evening, fecember 9th, by
Rev. Father O'Ksne. Nr. JOSEPH II. Bye ct
Richmond, and Miss ROSA cline, q: 81 is city
Gitbmond Dispatch please copy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

UrOOTH BRUSH E.S-A very large sssoriment oil
l. fine Tooth Brushes just received by
isn17 WAKEFIELD q HAIJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

The Season, lady's illustrated mag9z ne,
for January, has been received from the Ia
iernaticnal News Company, New YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

A LOT OF LARGE-sIZE SHIRTS, linen bas-
"A oms, worth so, put down to 33, at
pov1S A"O8 B. SiAYMAKEE's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

GROSSE & BLACKWELLS FINE PICKLES
" aud PRESERVES and for sale by
iy14 ] C MILRURN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

A RTlsTs' MATERIAL at and below cost 70 c
n duce stock 1T
snD22 j. ID y. LIN s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

DOTOMAC FLOUR-Anothcr supply Of Poo
L mac Flour unc1cel!ed just received by
aug13 ]. c.. MiL3UgN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

o,ov- LAR6e,e cU8rG Gu ca
SEOKE s-.~.h. Prize 10 Cfg -';ts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
BALTIMORE, ntcsmher 11.-virginis COMES
:; 1O-aos =; 90 IS 62as aG3.

A1ExArpRrA nAnKEr. Dec 11-Jhere is g
finer fac ing in the Flour markets, but as yet
there is no CHANGE to noto in quota ne. Wheat
is S ronger and rather more fcCve; NIL ers pay 8
cent or two more for choice ssmples, hut will Lot
take CEN non grades at shy advance in prices, o
We report the usual long range. soy from S5a9o
for dan aged and fair, and 90e9S for COED 10
primo lots Corn is steady ct 64s57, later ola
crop rye 65a7O Oats 42a52. Eggs !c'1ce st
27a29. Butter 1920. Potatoes ocSco' uf'
bcvs chickens. Arples, PORK, Veal Calves, Fruits
ard All kin of Vegetables sell ready Miiifecd
is agsin higher. Hay is very dull.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

CHICAGO. Dec. 11-11:o5 a. m-Wheas-Jan
101 y nomira'ly May 981h Corn-Jan 515s
May 543s454h Usts-Jan poHilal. Mess pork
-JauSIU 81 ~; May 5l1 81. Lard-Jan 50 81 g.
Short ribs-Jan S. 10; May So 77l5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

sAIr1noRE Dec 11.-Coston quiet; mid ing
93s -Four fairly active Wheat-Southern fl m;
Western steady. Ccrn-southern very steady
Western easy and dull. Oats steady. Rye firm.
hay steady. Provisions quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

NEW YORK. Dec 11-Cotton easy upauds
ea,. Orleans 8 11.16; futures weak. Flour qaIet
and steady Wheat dull AID easy. Com du'l aud
essy. Pork quiet aud stosdy at $40 75aI2.
I'D nuiet End G, So ST IS IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

NEW ORLEANS NOLAsSEs. choice for ID g
" hy f~at29l J. G. MlHBUbE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

NEW ORLEANS NOLAssEs, choice, for 81. e
~ hy i~st29l j c. MlhBUhl
EvA poRATED APPL Is just received by
u noy19 J C. MTLBUR%
TMPERvjOUs OIL CAM, 8 and gallons. i.:
| sale By nogjSl C. MiLBdB
DRImE CREAM CHEESE just r. colyed by
4 ,eb23 j. C. MILBURH.
NIo.1FAT MACKEKEI, large size, for s,i. i
~ aueJ3 J. c aILBCR..
VTfBGINIA BUCRWHEaT for sale by
v nov31 ) C. MILBU3T
MALAGA GRAPES, fancy. flr s.l3 By
M Ioy8 JIG MILETa
DRIED CHERRlS for sale by
~ ssp10 J. c. Mill -
uILLs LUNCH BISCUITS, new and me-. :or
IL sale by [povsl c. 4ILB0EN.
DLACK.EYED PEAS just received y
Is dec6 J. q. @iLeUP
IHoICE FLORIDA ORANGES rceeiged to ~
W by ldeo6l MILfUi.2..
NEW FRENCH PRUNEs received 70 d y by
IN sop29 j. G. a4h6u8N'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

JMPERvjoUs OIL CAM, and gallons ias
sale by [nogjSl J. g. MtLBOB
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APPL Es just received by
IL noy19 J c. MTLBUR@
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,RImE CREAM CHEESE just ecoiyed by
s,'2a J. c. MILBUR>
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
A Perfect Christmas Day.
From. the atlanta Constitutional

From the Ahanta Constitution.]
A little over a year ago Henry
Grady penned the following lines on
Christmas day, that beautifully de-
scribe the last Christmas day, the day
of his funeral:
"NO man nor woman now living
will see again such Christmas day
as the one which closed yesterday,
when the dying sun piled the western
skies with gold and purple.
"a winter day it was, shot to the
core with sunshine. 1t was enchant
Jig to walk abroad in its prodigal
beauty, to breathe its elixir, to reach
out the hands and plunge them open
fingered through its pulsing waves of
warmth and freshness. 1t was June
and November welded and fused into
a perfect glory that held the sunshine
and snow beneath tender and splendid
skies. To have wirnowed such day
from the teeming winter was TO have
found an odorous peach on a bough
whipped in the storms of winter. One
caught the musk of yellow grain, the
flavor of ripening nuts, the fragrance
of strawberries, the exquisite cdor of
violets, the aroma Of all seasons in the
wonderful day. The hum of bees un-
derrode the whistling wings Of wild
geese flying southwark. The fires
slept in browsing CRATES, while the
people, marvelling outdo, rs. watched
the soft winds WOO the roses and the
lillies
"Truly it was a day of days. Amid
its riotous luxury surely life was
worth living to hold up the head and
breathe it i'll as thirsting men drink
water; to put every sense on its gra-
cious excellence; to throw the hands
wide apart and hug whole armfuls OF
the day close to the heart, till the
heart itself is enraptured and illumi-
mated Gods benediction came down
with the day, slow dropping from the
skies. Gods smiles was its light, and
all through and through its supernal
beanty and stiffness, unspoken but ap
pealing to every heart and sanctifying
every soul, was his invocation and
promise, Peace on earth, good will te
| men ,"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
A Good Record for One Year.

Last weeks Manufacturers Record,
of Baltimore, published this admirable
showing of the South's marvellous
progress during the year 1889:
That 5133 new manufacturing and
mining enterprises were organized in
that section during 1889, against
1918 in 1855, 343Q In 1887, and 1875
in 1883, Amount of capital and cap
ital stock of these companies was
1928, ,703, 800 in 1889, and $168, ,8OI,-
900 in 1889,
The total numuer of new industrial
enterprises organized in the South
during the last four years, or since
January 1, 1885, of which the Mana
facturers' Record has given full partic-
ulars, is over 1900, divided as fol.
lows: Iron furnace companies l26,
machine shops and foundries AL
agricultural implement factories SO,
gas works 101. -four mills 535, furni
ture factories 22O, cotton mills 267,
water works 331, carriage and wagon
factories 178, electric light companies
4fs, mining and 4uArrying enterprises
1910, lumber mills, including saw and
planning mills, sash and door fac
tories, stove factories, ETC., 3O36, ice
fac ories 203, canning factories 425
stove foundries 25, brick works 5S5
miseeilaneous iron and steel works
rolling mills, pipes, ETC., 184, com
presses 114, cotton seed oil mills 148
miscellaneous enterprises not included
in foregoing AIS. Total, 1882.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
WINSTON-SALEM. G., THURSDAY. JANUARY 6, 1890

madness, and orders must be eneorced d
at any cost. why compel me, he
said, to add the further indignity of
personal violence to the necessity OF
your being ir"ned ?
81 am p'isnnei- at war; fiercely
restored Davis; I have been a soldier
in the armies of America, and know
how to die. Only kill me, and my
latest breath shall be d blessing oD
your head. But while 1 have life and
strength to resist, for myself and for
my people, this thing shall not be
done
"Hereupon Captain Titlow called
in sergeant and file of soldiers from
the next room, and the sergeant ad
vanced to seize the prisoner. Imme-
diately Mr.. Davis flew on him, seized
his musket and attempted to wrench
it from, his grasp.
OF course such a scene could have
but one ISSUE There was a short, pas
sionate scuffie, In a moment Mr. Da-
Wis was flung upon his bed, and before
his four powersul assailants had re
moved their hands from him, the
blacksmith and his assistant had done
their::work-ones securing the riyet OF,
the right ankle, while the other ,urn-
ed the key iu the lock on the left.
"This done, Mr.. Davis lay for a
moment as if in stupor Then slowly
raising himself and turning around he
dropped his shackled feet to the floor
The sharp clank of the striking chain
seemed first to have recalled him tu
have recalled him to his situation,
and he muttered at brief intervals,
'Oh, the shame, the shame y"
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09
Resolutions by Josh Billings.

IF lovely woman smacks me on
one cheek. l will turn her the other
also.
will try hard to be honest, but it
will be just mi luck tew miss it
| won't bet on nothing, for things
that require betting on lax something.
l will respekt public opinyun just
ez long ae l kan respekt myself in
doing it.
When hear a man Dragging on
his ancestors l won't envy him, but l
will pity the ancestors.
1t il just a4 natural to be born ritch
as poor, but is seldom SO convenient.
won't banker for happiness, but il
i see emmy that think IL bargain
will shut up one eye and go for it.
1 won't advise ennyho'iy until
know the kind of advice they are
ankshus teg follow.
won ware emmy more tight boots
if hev to go barefoot tew do'it.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-01-09

was only two. Brewer, already in
Washington, had himself interviewed
announcing his Independent Speaker
ship candidacy, and threatening to
turn the organization of the House
over to the Democrats The Presi-
dent saw Browor's advantage, wisely
refused to take the risks, and did not
issue the call for all extra ession.
Brewer was given the patronage of
the postoffices III his own district to
"conciliate" him, resulting in the per
sonal appointments which have So
stirred our people and which have
been repeatedly referred to heretofore
in these columns
His next appearance according to
to advices from Washington, is in the
Republican caucus Of the House just
in the nick of time to give, by his vote,
the majority to Reed, Of Maine, for
Speaker and is awarded chairman
ship in the appointment of the COM
mittees.
Having wrung some concession
from the administration and this re-
cognition from recognized patty lead
ers, one would suppose that discretion
! would have caused halt. But not
so i'll Brower's case. His masters de-
man"ed that ne go further, and he
| obeys. In council in the Office Of
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
in Washington with Collector Eaves
and others present, some three weeks
ago, Brewer demanded the head of
Deputy Collector NJ. T. Masten and
the appointment Of Mr.. P. t. Lehman
| in this division, comprised Forsyth
and Stokes counties. The Commits
sioner having previously informed
Collector Eaves that the administra-
ton was very anxiou- to nave all Re
publican members in the House
harmonious" as they would be NEED
ED in passing the appropriation bills
| Collector Eaves consented to make
the change, to take effect January 1st
1900, and to day while we write. Mas
ten and Lehman are i'll Statesville al
the transfer. Brower's opposition tc
Collector, Eaves is thus satisfied by
the sacrifice IF a little division Deputy
| Collector. <
Such deals have been the bane oI
the Republican party in the State and
are in no way creditable to either OF
the contracting parties.
Lehman belongs to the Wheeler
faction and was chairman of the rumI
convention q which the Republicans
in mass meeting, SO completely scat
tered last year. His most noted feat
in political manipulation took place 8
few years ago at Mt. Airy, n. G..
where he had the Hon. j NJ Browei
removed under charges as postmaste
and himself, the assistant, appointed
These circums. ances will serve Il
pointers to show the amity heretofore
existing between the members OF th
present combine.
Mr.. Brewer, we see, has introduce,
bills to appropriate sixty thousau'
dollars to enlarge the governmen
building at Greensboro, and hundre,
and ten thousand dollars each to cree
government buildings at Winston
Reidsvile and Oxford, and one
among a number from half dozel
other States, tn remove the tobace
tax. But concerning the increase j
the capacity of grain distilleries an
relief of assessments and such pra6
tical measures of actual relief to tn
people, he has not, so far as the publ
are informed, been concerned