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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
nOLL oF HONOR

or the Cherokee orphan asylum for the
month ending April Is lsq0
ltlGu SCHOOL.
Senior class, steve Peaks sophomors class
Wilfe liogshootori Freshman class. Clara
Eldrldgoi sub-freshn an class, Rachel Lynch;
elsss, George Johnston; class, Walter
RaiacrOw
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
Glass A, Jen Eldrldgei elass b, Arch whirl-
winds class z. Joe Morrisi class y, Thomas
Ralncrowi cfass T.. Martin Eldndgei class r.
Frost Fivukilier.
81 W nAsrINes. Prlnelral.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
a school for Rook Creek.

Some three weeks ago the lumber for
school on Rock creek was burned up
by a prairie fire. The neighbors, how
ever, have gone ahead, raised more
money and will have house at once.
They appreciate the kindness shown
by the business men of VinIta in as
sisting the work. and desire their
thanks expressed. A subscription
school was begun in a temporary
building last Monday.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
cooDr's BLUFF NorKs.

The baby Of Mr.. and Mrs Hooley Themp-
son has been very sick
The heaviest rain Of the season occurred
on the evening OF the 2lth
% w. Cromwell has returned from his
trip to IT. Wayne, Indiana
Mrs, nill, Of 1T. Wayne. Indiana is visit
ing her son, Doe, - Of this place
-Allss hinta Woody gave birthday party
Son the 2ttt--nst, ID i'ontr of hss sistSf1- Ms
Lows birthday.
Aprli 90. 1880 Y
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01

owing to the fact that so many local
teachers are now occupying the field,
was discontinued for the coming year
and the funds turned into other direc-
tiOns.
The feasibility of erecting additional
dormitory facilities at this time, was
discussed at considerable length. The
necessity is fully appreciated both
abroad and at home, but DR.. Kincaid
could give little assurance at this time
that the required funds could be OBJ
tanned from his board. subsequently.
however, lie suggested that an esti-
mate be prepared and submitted at
an early day aud it would be consid-
cred. This certainly gives grounds for
hoping that something may be done
in this direction, after all. II was
deemed advisable to keep the present
property in good condition and monay
was appropriated to buy the material
for painting it. The work Mr.. McCar.
thy offered TO have performed without
expense, during the summer vacation.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
vINiTA DRUG STORE BULLETIN.


Art materials, Including paints.
brushes, blenders, etc
brushes Of every description. combs.
perfumes aud all toilet articles.
FiHe lot of stationery. blank books.
writing tablets, envelopes and paper.
Cigars, cigarettes. tobacco. pipes and
general iiue Of goods Tor thnse who
use the weed
Strings for al kinds Of musicai iu-
struments Also fixtures for violin,
guitar OF banjo.
A fresh and complete stock of drugs
from which prescriptions are filed by
an enuGriencrf clerk
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
Agents Wanted

-tor @ luh Rates, or any further iuiorma-
ton desired write lcrilly % the undersigned.
clearly stating your residence with state
cuuutys street aud number More rapid re-
turn mail delivery Will De assured bv your en-
u-u.LuL en-. .-uI- .u.rLu. nnnr mi na-lr...
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01

Repairs for Gins Of all makes sup-
piled By The Brown Cotton Gin Go
Sew London, Conn Prices furnished
mon annIlcal-on.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
11<PCRTANT.
Address, U. BASSETTI.
City of Mexico. Mexico.


bt ordinary letter, containing moHcy order
issued by ala express campaniss New Yorl
Exchange, Dram OF Postal Note
Special featsrss.
by terms r. contract the company mutt de-
puaite SIZE sam &C an prizes IutiudeI in toe
scheme before selling e single ticket. aud re
ccive the following Official permit
ttETlf1ctIE-l herely certify thst the Bank
q London and AeKico has on fiel'usife The me-
cessnry funds 90 guarantee the PAYMENT Of an
Irires drawn hy the Lotsria de la Belafceucis
fnhlica Arolinar castillo, iniervenar
Further. the company Is required to- distrib-
Hfo rftg-slX Per reHt- % lne value of en- the
tickets ln rri1es-a larger portion than is
given by anY other LOTTERY
Finally ihe numhfr nf tickets is limited to
s. |nal.i. .0Il less than are sold Or ether lot
teries usiuE The same scheme.
Spencer Hutohins. General Agent.
Houston. LeZes.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
ESTABLI SHED IN 1879
BY THE
| m { XIC A N |
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT.
T. Q T T ER Y
OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY.

Operated under twenty year's contract by
the Mexican International Improve
mcnt toRp
Grand monthly drawings In the Moresque
Pavilion in the Alameda Park. City OF NeNico.
and publicly conducted by government officials
appointed FOR the purpose by the secretary OF
the interior aud the treasury.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01

$50 prizes % sis0 arproAimating TO ....
- e.. -..- .---.-.--. sl20 900 prize, SIS 600
no .'rizcs Of sl09 approximatinc 10 ~.
,. -..---.-. .....--..... $1,000 prize, sl5, 600
iA9 prizes OF CD approAimatine 10 ..
.---- -.--.... ..--.- 81, coo prize - .OOo
100 terminals Of $40 decided by .-......
--.---.-+--....-.-... slfo ,o1u prize, s3i a60
-.-sa prizes Amounting 20 ..... s417 i2o
~ prizes cold in the United states fully
paid ia L 5 currency.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
II II. HUBBARD,
az1scELLAsrEous a.
vrTzTA NURSERY CO.,
ohe-fourth nile east Frisco depot.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,


Recornizine the fact that none but frst-cisss
stork viii nnd = market our aim has been to
produce the best trees IlozsI BILE our condf
iinns as 20 soH and location are the best.
Prices na application. Address. IS
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
Peoples Drug 5to-e-
onpo.ite Frisco noteI-North.

There will be a meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Nlnita Fair association on the first sat
urday Of June. ls9o, at2.s0 O'Clock p m. A
reorganization or the government sud general
management OF the fair is necessitated by the
advance in the times. All stockholders are
requested TO DO present either IN person or
BY proxy.
By srder ofths board Of directors
Sitf l.. b. BKLL, President
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
Lottery of The
BEkEFlCENCIA PUBLICA.
The Next Monthly Drawing
will be held in the City OF Mexico,
MAY 5, 1890.


Which is the Grand Semi Annual Rxtraordi.
nary Drawing the Capital Prize being ons
hundred and twenty thousand dollar.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
LOCAL NOTES.



MT A. fernworth has gone to Riyerdale
Mo-, to preseh
--Mr Pennington aud Il II Crowell, .
Chelsea, spent sunday In vinita.
Mr.. 4. Z Amss Is quite sick with a severe
case OF measles We hope to zee him out
again IA q few days.
Mrs. 2, Pumphfrey in company with Mrs
carrIngsr, OF Parsons, Kans., spent several
days in Muskogee last week.
AIRS, Barrtt and her nephew, Ewing Hal
sell, returned from Eureka Springs Tuesday,
Ewing Is sick with the mumps,
Miss Ida Collins. who has a school al
Chelsea, came over last Saturday to visit hei
old frIends and do some shopping.
--E II. Mecomb has been enduring a great
deal Of misery with tho rheumatism and
has at length determined to 20 to Hot Springs.
Mrs A IL shelton and Miss Minnie
Greenway came up from the asylum last Fri
day and the former remained until after ths
reception to her son and daughter.
Ill w. c. shelton, editor OF this paper,
went to rahlequah this week TO witness the
marriage OF his brother. O. ) shelton and
Miss Mary Adair, daughter Of Capt John L.
Adair. which took pl ace Wednesday.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01
Skinner, Ratcliff &c Co.

Guch Bargains never was seen
~ before,
IL ind neighbors, as we have now
IN in store.
IN every detail good and low.
Nov come to US; you'll find it SO.
Nobby Dress Patterns, rich in
~ style,
Elegant men suits, underwear in
rolls of Ribbons, Hats all new,
Right prices yes for all Of you.
A ttractive shirts, shoes and
"A trunks,
Yobacco, Cigars and chewer's big
IL hunks.
Nothes Tor ladies', children and
" men,
4 OTIS which can't be. described by
IA pen.
Interest yourselfand look around;
E,acts we quote, both strong and
IL sound.
Eamily Groceries of all kind,
G. Extremely low, bear that in
~ mind.
NALL yourself, give US a thought,
0Y YSKINNER, RATCLIFF & co. |
~ where bargains are bought.
uszzzzzzszun,.uuuH \ 3 e g u;,u.,
o 0 o o o 0
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01

Price OF Iickets-Ameriran money. wholcs
-; halves. So quarters. 81; eighths. 81.
Club Rates faj worth OF tickets for $50
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-05-01

1ncer hutohins, General Agent,
Houston. IeEes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15
CHAs. N. JEFFERIa. Sheriff
81 ISAAC HoLBRo0K. Deputy Sheriff.

SUMH0N6-IN THE DISTRICT COURT Oh
- tho first judicial district OF the state OF Mon.
tanA, II and fUr the county OF Lewis and Clarke.
somsrssM 4anuf4Sturing Company: corpora
Leopold and koea Leopold. copartners under
hrm name and style of Leopold Bros. d Company.
.b The ststs f xont.ne sends zresas 70 IL
iou are hereby reau red to APPEAR in an action
brought Against yon by the above named plaintiff
u the district court Ut the ffst Judicial district
Lewis an" Clarke. to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days (exclusive 81 the
day OF ssrvice) sfser the service ON you Of this
served out q this comfy. but within this distiict
within twenty days: otherwiee within forty days;
or judgment by default will be taken o. ainst you.
according to the psysr Of said tomnlaint.
unent ct this court IN favor Of the plaintiff and
against the defendants for the sum Of $2,972 for
goods. wares and merchandise sold and de-
Myered BY plaintiff e Defendants Ct their special
January, A. d. 1850. and the 10th day Of Nay.
ls9O, end for costs of suit. =
Said money bsing. not yet due. such goods
tims. and aech time not having YET expired, but DH
defen ants have disposed of their property sub-
tect to execution. for tho purpose Of defrsuding
And you arc hereby notified that If you f.;l to
appear and answer the said complaint, - above
required, the said plaintiff vii enter your default
md take judement sgainst you for the sum Of
Given under nv hand and the seal Of the ,,;..
tri:t court of the 1irrt judicial district Of the
Eate OF noot.na, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke this sixth day OF Noyember,in the year
Of ouf Lord one thousand eight hundred and
IseiY JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
y. 4cCoHxLL CLAIMING. Attorneys tnr Plain
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15

.. rSosIeo y; @ mvessieate the ease. Wnen !
; Sas.sS0 u tne town where the m
Ss,e@ man s se:.oed' l ct about making
g. anaulteA Wa solo snae
-. tc - ~ nsa occurred q crossing
aoanu tnss me nl9hway crossed the rail-
$500 ;sn y IsRns angles, and that II would be
hs. a!kNsu " 1or Ian 20 e1eanRIs nv zoos
T.."J 4s .no .eeoIat TAI ana tine guard fa1i,
ss. "a sa . q Ptosect tne track from the
n. .t &, y ~ s9on yneels, unlea. &c wss walk-
n srx - $50 a..oCs.oa - tne Iolroa0: N ne
vu.c1Gns101ys NY man Wae waxing along the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15
{2HIa!FF's SALE : ISAAC GREENWOOD.

CHEkIFF'S SALE = ISAAC GREENHOOD,
Ferdinand Bohm copsrtners in the business
Bohm Co, plaintifIs, vs.. Albert 7. Potter.
Mary = Potter. Louis Cans, Herman Cans and
Pendants. Louis Cans, Herman Cans and Henri
:. 4icsst Pstssr, Mary I, Potter. isaso gSssn,
hood, Bohm 3 Co., defendants. Louis Cans. Her
man Cans and Henry Klein, co.pArtners o. Cans
Klein. plaintiffs, ". Albert 4. Potter and Mary
Under and b virtue Of an order Of sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
state q Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
Id Clarke. on the 25tn day Of October, 1850
r. the above entitled action. wherein .lssl
GREENWOOD, Bohm 4 Co.. Louis Cans, Herman
Cans and Henry Klein. co-rartners - Cans d
kein c cI as Cans Klein, ths above
named plaintiffs obtained . judgment and de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale against Albert TPot-
ss6s e ss
and attorneys' fess. which said degree w.s
recorded in Judgment book No. F. =
page I'll, I am commanded to sell ali those cer-
and being II the county Of Lewis and cisrEe,
state OF Montana and bounded and described
- follows, to-wit:
three a. the "a a Of East & aelsna ..d county
s stats. sccSrding e map q pl:t thereof On
IN said town Of East Helena. except the west
and singular the tenemsnts, hereditaments and
appurtenances thereunto Belonging or in any
u! ST. 81 s:.1 b 5 rs
Of hi !. the 0P dGe ss
sale and decree OF foreclosure and sale, sell The
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15
VISITORS

Are cordially invited 70 whether in
the largest every department displayed
stocks than Be shown by all Helena competitors
bned and prices that they cannot will dare Our
shipments manufacturers direct and in such quantities
as to the very lowest rates Of freight and bought for
spot cash only.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-15
.MA Mammoth Furniture House z z.
Furnita1e ca1pets wan Paper House Furnishing Goods,

Pao bedroom dining Office and library
pillows springs comforts blankets sheengs and oil kinds Of bed
ding magnificent line of paintings, echings and engavngs
Toilet sets picture frances moudings An stock
OF carpets and wall paper in all shades and coorngs
dow shades lace and chenille silk crtan poles
slt lgni in Iatnl R u eaklfla hn1it &vhl IalIr.
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$500 REWARD!

v,will pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. In
d;cestion. CONSTIPATION Or Coetiveness No cannot
oore Nth Vests Vegetable Liver pills, when the
directions are strictly complied With. They arc
don Sugar Coated. Large boxes. containing
% Pills, q cents. Beware Of counterfeits aud
limitations. The genuine manufactured only y
81 II. N. Parchen 4 Co. druggists. Helena. l-
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Weighs only % pounds. but four men cannot
"a iiiet 100 pound. without physical o. me-
!, Two strong mon cannot draw . stick through
By placing her fingers on their hsads shs viz
raise two men from the floor
,a st;:ndins upon one foot y vii he impossible
Lii. Who bsss a h 81 S 81 81 & once. Mr.. Alb
Ssaa: sso.ss Ne B.1@: q bss R .asSs
cannot lift him from the door.
Cha!lenSes the strongest athletes to raise hr
9e.ts On 70 q Journsl Pub. Co.'s stors.
THE UNDERSIGNED. MASSENA BULLARD
b tho resolution Of the stockhoidsrs Of ths
d a IS Day q i R:sS, ,d1 ,s
.nd une1ohsnsed, on TIE 18th day Of Fsb!esTy.
seven us,3sO shares Of took Of tbs Ni.AhsfA
Mining Co%psny md q. thss pursuant e re ~
West Granite Mountain Minips Company, Is
SsSss bsds. bi s os.s & s ~
ire esnsh ds 81
aid Az, said g shares Of the capital stock q
the ElixAbeth Mining Company, OF. suoh ueet
West Granite Mountain Mining Company stocf
prior to December Oh, 1870.
Notice is : % given TO West Granite Mountain
Mining Company stockholders who failed to ex-
chn their shares prior to February 18th, lsoo.
that. ~ direction Of the boasd of trustees. and
with the consent Of the parties in interest, the
undersigned ere enpowersd 70 continue to mate
for West Granite MOI ain Mining Company
stock ct any time prior to the eighth day. Of De
cemher. 1880: on the tern provided in the rsso-
the former Tor t~o shares e ehe .tt ene
West Granite stockholders who wish to avail
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-08-12
TAX ON MORTGAGES.

Mr.. ED1roR:-The report of the pro-
ceeding Of Alexander County Farm
ers' Alliance, at the April meeting,
was reported to you. I suppose, by
the brother Secretary and the part re,
ferring to "tax on mortgages was
not sufficiently clear, and a good
brother has become alarmed at the
"shylock " tendencies Of our reported
action. But l am glad that a fuller
statement will show US in a different
light.
The matter was introduced by a
worthy Baptist minister who is not
troubled with visions of wealth accu-
mulated by wrenching it from the
toiling poor, and such dollars haunt
neither his dreams nor his pockets.
The demand really made was that
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-08-12
ENDORSEMeNTFROM robson
x COUNTY.

Mr.. EDIToR:-In Back Swamp Sub.
Alliance, on the 26th of July, these
were offered by G.. ". Moore AMI
unanimously adopted by the body, a
resolution of congratulation to Messrs.
Ramsey and Tracy
WHEREAS, We, as farmers, feel
that we haven't had our share of rep.
resenta5ion in our national legislature
for twenty years. Therefore be it
ResolUed, That We extend our
hearty con CALCULATIONS to the associate
editor of The PROGRESSIVE FARMER
for the decided stand he has taken in
regard to Senator Vance on the Sub.
Treasury bill, and we also congratulate
Bro. Harry Tracy, of Texas, for the
position he has taken against R. O.
Mills on the same bill.
Resolved, That a copy of these reso.
lutions be sent to TVS Progressive
farmer and Ro6eson!an for publica.
ton. T. W. MCHARGnE
Sec'y Back Swamp Alliance, No. IL.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-08-12
RESOLU TONS BY GUILFORD
COUNTY.

Mr.. EDITORIAL a county meeting
of the Farmers Alliance of Guilford
county, which met a. Greensboro to-
day, the following resolutions were
passed without a dissenting voice. A
motion also prevailed instructing a
copy of the resolutions to be sent to
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER and to the
papers of the city,
We hope that the Alliances all
over our State will take up this very
important subject and pass similar
resolutions that the matter may be
brought forcibly before our next leg
islAture. The Farmers Alliance can
consider no subject of more impor
lance. Excepting one our State pays
less school taxes than any in the
Union, hence the i~lliteracy. Increase
our school saxeS, build school houses,
academies aud colleges, employ com
petent teachers and our pauper, jail,
poorhouse and court taxes will event
ually be greatly diminished.
WHEREAS, We the Farmers Ali,
apce of Guilford county, have been
instructed and encouraged by the
most excellent and practical address
of Prof. G. D. McIver, on the subject
of the peoples relations to public edu-
cation in our State; therefore be it
Reso7ved, That we favor and rec
ommend that u present school tax
be doubled.
Resolvei, That some appropriation
be made for the higher education of
our daughters.
ReoolUed, That we request our State
Alliance to take steps to bring this
matter ~favorably before our next leg
islature. Yours truly,
W. G. BoREN, Asst Sec'y.
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A

Mr. EDIToR:-A Farmers Institute
to commence promptly on Wednes,
day, 10 a. m, and continue for two
days, with morning, afternoon and
night sessions, will be held in the
town of Graham, Alamance county,
N. G.. Complete, full and satisfactory
arrangements have been made by all
the various committees. Committee
Of arrangements, R. w. Scott, w. H.
Bason, T. @. Foust, have obtained re.
duced railroad rates. The speakers
and visiting brethren can avail them,
selves of it, also reduced fare at the
hotels and boarding houses to all a..
tending sessions of the Institute can
be had. A number of good speakers
have been obtained, and to those who
| ave promised to take a part, the fol.
lowing topics have been assigned:
l. Col. Chas. McDopald-How to
Improve Poor Land.
2. Janice Norwood-Grass and
Clover.
3. Maj. S. NJ. Finger-Our Com
mon Schools.
4. DR.. H. B. Battle and
Manures.
5. J. Van Lindley-Fruit Culture
in North Carolina.
6. John Dorsett-Small Grain.
7. Col. Chas. McDonald-Public
Roads.
s. DR.. D. W Benbow-Milk AM
Butter.
9. Capt. B. F. White-Tobacco.
10. James NOrwood-Sheep Hus,
bAndry.
II. Prof. Alex. McIver-The Corn
Crop.
II. Pres. A. @. HoIladay-Agricu-
tural and Mechanical College.
Is. Prof. Massey, Agricultural Co.
Iege--Horticulture.
IA. John B. Smith-Benefits Of the
Alliance and the Necessity Of Organ.
cation by the Farmers.
1t is expected that the above
speakers will lead off in brief
speeches and speak to the point On
the subjects assigned them and that
they will be followed in short, Pltly
speeches by others.
DR.. D. Reid Parker will be there.
A good attendance by the Alliance
and farmers generally is desired al"
expected. B. F. WHITE,
Pres't County Alliance
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aroused and they are put at the helm
of State, they will sweep trusts, com
bines, monopolies and syndicates, or
ganized to Cypress, from this country.
No longer will the professional poll
tician have the opportunity OF array
ing himself in purple and fine linen
aud sheer at our demands while he
pockets the brides rendered by trusts
and combines to exact laws to crush
the last drop of life's blood from US.
The ball is in motion, the time is at
hand and the hayseeders n r to
themselves, true to their wives and
children, true to their country and to
God who gave them this, the Eden of
the world. He will extend his guild
ing hand and d-recs them to that
haven of peace and prosperity no ma
ton Las ever known.
The Republicans will tell them that
the movement of the ~hayseeders will
be the death of that party. The
Democrats will tell you the same Il
mean the professional politicians of
both parties.) But let them become
weak kneed, let them be blinded by
the pail that is being held up by the
politicians of both parties, telling
them it is the winding sheet of their
respective parties, their doom is sealed.
But if you are true to your country
no political party that is true to the
interest of the people will suffer, out
on the contrary will become a power
for good in the land. And if either
party is untrue to the people who
feed, nourish and protect the country
and its millions of inhabitants, let
that party fall, and with horney hands
the ~hayseeders will wrap it in its
winding sheet and place it ia a grave
so deep that the echoing blast blown
by Gabriel, when time is no more,
will not call it forth to be judged by
its iniquities, and we will build a per
petual bonfire to mark the grave and
write its epitaph on immutable tablets
that all may know the fate of a
party untrue to the people. Hay
seeders, attend your congressional
and county conventions and see that
you nominate men with brains, grit
and backbone, men that a railroad
ticket or glass of grog will not buy;
men whose interests are Identical
with yours.
Fraternally yours,
ROANOKE.