davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Sharp County record., 1890-04-24

My two boys had each a dog.
One of them was a bright, affections
ate, long haired and long cared re-
trlever named Hector. The other
was big mastiff named Tecumseh.
One day carriage with dog under
it was passing the house when the
strange dog large one seeing
little Hector IN the street, pitched
INTO him in the most savage manner.
In vain poor Hector cried and beg
ged for mercy; his assailant had no
compassion. AS soon as Hector
could escape he ran at the top of his
speed into the back yard of the
house, where Tecumseh happened to
be, and rushing up to him put his
nose to that of his big FREUD In
stantly both were running madIy
after the carriage with the dog un.
der it. They both attacked him in
the most ferocious manner, not leav-
ing him until the punishment was
thought to be sufficient, when side
by side they trotted home. -Ex.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-24
.COCHRANS GRAND SPRING OPENING!
We call the attention of cash and close time
buyers to our large stock Of Dry Goods Boots,
Shoes, hats caps, clothing, notions, Millinery, etc.,

Gloves and laces,
Mirrors, large and small,
Clocks, Stoves, Churns, Jugs,
Garden seeds, et., etc, etc.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-24

Kansas is bringing to the front
some redeeming work. Instead of
stealing ballot boxes at the recent
city election, a full corps of city
officers were elected from the women
of the town of Edgerton. This is
much better than the frauds which
are so often reported from that
state.-Vidette.
Sharp County record., 1890-04-24
The negroes of the South do n,

The negroes of the South do not
care so much for office if let alone
by designing white men. They will
live peaceably and prosper in their
quietude if white men who desire
official position and power will let
them alone. Then for our own in.
terests and protection as well as a
kindness to the negroes, we should
defeat for official position any white
man who assists the negro to get Of
fee, or who incites him to active
politics, Hope Gazette,
Sharp County record., 1890-04-24

School Books,
Stationery of all kinds,
Perfumery, hair oil,
Toilet soaps and other articles,
Sharp County record., 1890-04-24
THE RECO RD.
n urvDERSON Editor

5aSA SJA'>Ssssssss> g A.
Searcy boasts of rapid permanent
growth and booming prosperity.
Rhode Island has gone democratic.
The legislature is largely democratic
The Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias
met in Little RocE last Monday.
There are about 100000 acres unoc-
eupied land in Arkansas for sale cheap.
Yell county has greater number of
postofiees than any other county In the
state total of "a,
Samuel J. Randall. the renowned den-
ocratic high tariff congressman OF Penn
sylvanis, is dead.
President Cleveland and Editor
Dana of the New York Sun, are having
a war of words on paper.
Newport has begun the county seat
removal war again. The court house
of Jackson should be at Newport.
TIE present prospects are favorable to
q GOOD fruit crop the present season.
There is as much fruit on the trees as
should be.-Vldette.
Miss Winnie, daughter of Jefferson
Davis, ia soon to be married to o young
Mr.. Wilkinson, of New York city, a
grand-son of noted abolitionist.
Bro. Tullis of Hope Gazette lost bis
dwelling house by fire few nights since
his third experience with the fire fend'
This time it was a narrow escape for one
of his children.
Hendrix College, which was recently
located at Conway, is making business
liyely in that town. Two hundred real
estate transfers have been made since
Conway won the coveted prize.
The trouble on account of the breaks
in the Mississippi river levees is yet the
talk of the state. Here is place to put
a big chunk of the surplus that congress
wants to donate to the suffers.
The "Dime Novel Boy is being looked
after by one of our exchanges. The
RECORD will simply say in the line OF
expostulation that the dime novel boy
generally makes a man with nickle his
tory.
Democrats, don't for get the RECORD
when attending your club meetings.
Every democratic voter in Sharp county
should help sustain the paper, to say
nothing about the Obligations of all cit
izens to support their county paper.
The Democratic central committee Of
the First Congressional district will meet
in Forest City on May 6, to fix the time
and place for holding congressional
convention. Let every member of said
committee be present, that a harmonious
meeting may be had and satisfactory
arrangements be made for the coming
campaign.
The time of the meeting of the State
Press Association has been changed from
June 18th to May 2Sth, on account of the
county primaries and conventions falling
on the 7th and 10th of June
respectively, The Arkansas editors will
60 on an excursion to Chicago, Mil
waukee and other northern cities after
the meeting at Hot Springs.
They have been having bad time
over in Randolph county. A man NAM
ed Holland was visited few nights ago
by three men disguised as Ku Klux, for
the purpose of administering to Hol-
land a second whipping. While Ed Gil
liam and Alex. Gatewood, two of the Ku
Klux, had Holland down furnishing him,
Hollands fitteen-year old boy appeared
on the scene with shot gun and very de-
liberately and correctly shot the stuffing
out of his father assailants, killing them
both. The other K. K. escaped.
Tho nonrooo Of tbo South do not
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@afh fit MRtter!

80r tiber so Sabren i9ou purbe
Wrs. WinsloD's Soothing SDrup nnr
Miittern beim 3abuen ber Ginber auses
menbet. Mirf 9u i'm G6laFe bur1
bas S9reien zines Gin6es gsft6rt, has
i'm 3abnen III unb bor G6mersen
ueint2 Wenn 10, laHe icfort cine
Glai6e BON rMrs. Winslom's Soothing
Gbrup" boien. Sein Wertb 1T unbes
aablbar. gs tpirb benz tIeinet 2eiben,
ben iofOrt 2inberung beri@affen. Ser.
labt @u1 barauf Mtiiter, es lift tein
3meifeI bartber. SIS beilt Dpfentetp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Mnsen unb
tie Nieren. beleitist Minb Golif, cts
lpeidt ben Gaumer, perbinbett @nt;iins
bung unb ftdrtt bas ean3e @pftem.
sWfrs. MinsloDs Soothing Snrup"
fir aabnenbe Ginber 1T angeuebm in
@ef9mad unb bas &e3ept fiammt bon
eiuem Der beiten peibIiGen Wer3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. IS 1T Bel alien
Sru9gifen in ber ganaen WsIt az boz
ben. Breis Is gts. per Glai1e.
Rauft ni6ts anberes oils Mrs. Wins.
Ions SOOTHING Syrup.
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cages Weat8fettem.
nIanb 5.

Sob. prinee bon WeuM eerito brdnai
In isinem Sabresberi@te an ben Minilter
bes Snneru barauf, bob bic Jrage Der
Gufnabme bieies Serritoriums aIs Gtaai
In bic Union ni1t tpieber auf BITE tauge
Bant gefGoben tDsrbe, ba Neu Merito
ale Bebingungeu erfilIe. tpeI@e fir bic
4ufnabme e~rforberlim feien. IS 3dblt
sesentpdrtig ruab 145, 900 ginpobner,
alfo fait breimal 10 DieI, oils 6er rStaat"
Hepaoa.
aus ben Genius eiultaten III
mod 6cisenbes m~itsutbeileu: Ser
Stoat Snoiana sdblt isbt 2,1S9. O0O
ginwobner, b. b. 10 proeent mebr ole
1880. Midigan adbIt 1880, 800 Gin.
tpobner. mas elmer 3unabnte INN q
proeent felt 10 Sabren eleiGtommt.
GaIitornieE sdblt l,204. 900, b. BIS
Ptceent mebr aIs 1880.
= Sm S9abamte 3u Maibington
3erbriGt mon f1 iebt ben Ropf iiber bic
Streitfrase, oh 5Ollpfidtise Waaren, bic
bor benz 6. Ottober in ben 3oI. 2ager.
bduiern beponirt wutben, bic aber nod
bieiem Sermir aolfrei murbeu, iebt aol'
fret aus ben 2ogerbdufern berausgege,
ben perben miKen, ober ni@t. Die
Grage tuirb bermutbli9 In tpenigen Ea,
gen enti@ieben fem.
- prdlibent Garrifon bat iebt feline
&eiie nod benz @eften ongetreten. 6,
uirb auf b%eiielben bic foIgenben Stdbte
belu9en: Galesbur3, 3Dpeta, Qaniass
@iip, 81. 2ouis unb peoria. Nm IA.
Ottober mirb CT tpieber in MaIbingtou
eintreffeu.
= Ser Grnf bon paris, Der isbt al.
ne Reife burd bic Der. Staten ma9t,
angebli1, I'M feline alien Qriegstame'
raben aus benz 8arsertriege wieber au
beiuden, peilt iebt In penniplbanien
Or befu9te boz @robmal bes General
Meglellan In Srenton, unter benz ct
bamals sefo6ten. Sn philadelphia
bemiltommnete Der Wapor Sitter ben
priuaen nit elmer 8egriBungss&ebe.
Die Seutfhen bon RanTas @itp
f~eierteu am 6. Oftober ben vDeutidin
Sag in sIdussnoer Wsife. gbeniO In
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w OVs y ! : ! y u w
gde Commerce & ct. MarD's ct

Rr Wenn Semanb fem ut,o gu an.
nebmbarem preiie fpeifen min, 10 gebe
ct gum Wiifions.Garten. Die
9erren @beimer & @aal, 8efSer bie=
les Gtob!i1ements, balten barauf, lire
Gdfe TETS boltommen aufrieben gu fteI,
len. Mde iaiionmdBigeu 9slifateKen,
WuHern, Wilb, Slide. @efliiseI &c. Fnb
bort in Der ~oelifateifen 3ubereitung ale
3eit al baben. Mabl3eiten tperben auf
Wunf@ in bic Wobnungen Der Runben
geianbt. Mu6 bietet Der nit BET
Speiiewirtbf6aIt p~erbunbene 8ar>
o 0 III bic bef1en Getrdnte. 1ets friides
Bier unb feline 2iqu6re urb Meine.
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SIR. Erunt Suffman, Elm iunser Mann ron 8urltuss
ton, Sbie, %ecnfatirt, bab er inter Der SebanSluns
BON 5let berrcrraseuben Nersten mar, bic betbe ni@t
i'm Stanbe raren, cine SeReruus leines @ejunbbeits=
~JuftanbeS berbet5ufnbren. Sic ~ertldrten, haB er an
S@ptnbiu&t little, nnb bab ibm ni9t mebr gu belfeu
iet: Da renete man tbun ju, Or. 36ntsS Reues S@ptnbz
iudt8s SeilmitteI ju sebraunen. Gs mar has S4pn 8u
elmer 3eit, ais er ni6t i'm Stanbe mar, quer hber bic
Strabe gu seben, pPne it& unterpesS auSSuruben. Gbe
er nur eine haIbe Tlai4e sebrau&t bate, fanb er, bas
brdud fort unb erfreut i9 beut bes beten 8pbHeins.
Ger an benz gals rber ben Acknowledgement leihet,
mace etnen Geriud bamit. Nir sarantiren ppue BE-
friebisuus.
Prpbefai&en fret bel alien Npptbetern. SIM Rbplez
faIe bel Qretb, Ibompien & So. in Gan Gntonip, Ger.
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principisG ent9egengeiebte @tenung gu
ber nfapitalifiids organifrten iebt bsrrs
idenbsn @eielihafts : Orbnung".
Sbre %geiammtsn Jorberungen coneen
triren f11 eigentlid in BEN einen sabe,
In benz He fd eesen 5as sMonopoI
bes 2opitaIs ouf ben gefb ber Wrbeits
mittel" ausipreden.
Der LANCE borber angefiinbigte Sir
tenbrief Der beutf6en 8ii66fe lber bic
ioaiaIe Grage tit nun auh eri6ieneu,
bat aber i'm 8erbdltnib gu ben BODICE
ipannten Srtpartungen. bic lid bon
bieIen Seiteu en- bieie eeiftli6e Gunb'
sebung fntpftsn, beta!i6 menig Nsues
ober Nnberes geboten. Wls Raiier
Milbelm ben NnHoB gum 3ufammen>
tritt ber 8erIiner Acknowledgements
rera gab unb au9 ben 8atitan aur Be-
tbeiligung an berielben einlub, lebnte
stpar Der paplt iebe birefte S~beilnahme
ab, lieB aber als niAt INTERPRETATIONS
ben Bepeis ieiner 8ereitpilisteit, ole
INSTRUMENTATION Pl6ne bes 2ai.
iers gu unterithben, ein 8rebe an bic
beuti@en 8ii9bfe ergehen, in peI9er
6ieie ermabnt murben, nibren ginfuB
in ben 9ienf ber fo3ialen Nufgoben ber
@egeupart 81 ffeIen." DteIe pGpFli9e
MuHorberuua biIbet ben Musgansspuntt
bes nunmebr bsr6Hentli@ten betpuBten
Qirtenbriefss Der gif@6Fe. Yin bic
Worte Deg paplfes fnipfen fd LANCE
reltsi6ie 8stra9tungen unb iebr oQee'
mein eebaltene g%rmabnunger 3ur fit
Ii6en Beferung Der @eieli9aft.
Morte, Worte, Ni9ts als bo@t6aen=
be Worte, bon benen tein proletarier.
finb iatt unb teine proletariertbrdne &c.
trodnet tperben pirbI
Sie beutf9eu unb aud bic 6fterrei6is
f9en 8ldtter bei9dftigen R1 ~gegentpdr>
tig febr einsebenb NIT BEN. 8efu@e bes
beutiden Raifers in Oeterrei9. Wan
betont in a0en biefen WrtifeIn NIT befon.
berem Na96rud. baB in bieiem 9eiu9e
cine abermalige @arantie fur Die Sort
bauer bes Dreibunbs uab baburd fur
bic @rbaltung beg europdii6en 6ries
bens liege. Oas berbinosrt absr ui@t,
baB .5ur WbmedieIung" tuie6er munter
tpeiter gertffet mir6 unb baB berelts &c.
rii1te BON neuen Militdr. Inleiben BON
riefger 96be bic SUIT burGl9mitren.
Die frans6Rf6en 8ldtter eIoifreu
ben Beiuh bes @rofen bon Yaris In
ben Ser. Staten In eiuer Meife, mets
DE 5enielben aQerbings In re9t fonber.
barren 2idte erideinen ldBt. Sana@
1T 6ieier 8efu@ cine Nrt Glu9t, unb
3tuar eine Glu9t Dor ben GoIgen, tpel1e
bic gntbiQungen Rber bic uutriebe
8ouIangers unb iiber sic naben Be3ies
bungen, in pel9en bic MopaliFen al
Dem teden Abenteurer geifanbet, file bic
ropaliiii@e partei In Grantrei1 unb
6eren Nnbdnger babe1 muB.
Sie frana6fi9e &egierung bat = 70
beiBt es ~uenigifens : bic unumFtBliz
den Bepeife In ben 9dn6en, baB TO-
pobl bic &opalifen, mie au6 Die so.
rtapartifen cine reaelre6!e 0eri@m6ruua
gum Stu,ae ber &epublit an9eiettelt bot
ten, urb He ibt babsr MUIR ihr &e9t ber
@elbfuertbeibigung, peun fe gegen Die
Gerf9morenen nit Der bolfen 5trenge
3u Jeloe aiebt. Girs erfie mir6 mon
ben Witgliebern ber ebemaIigen fransBs
fi@en 9erridersG amilien bur6 bic
@o%niseation ibrer In 5rantrei@ befinb'
li9en Befbtbimer tuotl bic Nittel ent.
5ieben, tpeiter ;u conipiriren.
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@ie TIT bies!

8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars SeIobauna
fir ieben Sail BON Ratarrb, Der nidt burd Gin
nebmen bon SaG'8 satarrb Rur gebeiIt per6en
Fam.
8. $. @beues & Co., gisenttimer,
Solebo, Ohio.
Bir, bic llnter3eidneten babeu 8. s. gbweb
felt BIN lebten 70 Sabren 9etannt unb balten
i'm fur boufommen ebrenbaft in alien De.
fdaftsbanolungeu unb finanaieu befdbist,
aIle bon feiner Girma einsesansenen 8erbinb.
li9teiten gu erfEaeu.
@ef & Sruar, grobbanoeIs DrosuiFen,
Solebo, Ohio.
Is aIbina, ainnan& Marbtu, CROP.
banbels'D rcsuifen, EolebO, ObiO.
Saurs aatarrb 8ur pirb innerIid eencn,mer
unb pirft brett auf bas 8Iut uno bic fdIei.
misen SberFd9en beB Sbfems. 3euaniFe
fret Serfanbt. Yreis rs gent8 fir bic 8la1&e.
8crtauft bon allen Hpptbefern.
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ghube 5a gpptspreiien.

800 Yaar &inberFdnhs gu 81. SO,
ttellpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. 9amens
SLIPPERS gu Is Cts. unb $1-pertb
SLIPS.
5~piBeHbeiebte Morseaidube Flr Ga.
men oler arten, 5pe3ialitdt. @rose
&ebuttioui $1.75 Damen, Sn6pf1dube
fur $3.50. 5uaibans $500 Glacees
leoer 9n6pffdube 1T Der bette her @eIt.
SuliDars faib!eoerEer Sdub fir Mdas
ier gu $500 lift uniibertreffli9. Mdn.
neri@ube fir $500, mertb 50 so.
preisermdbigungeg liz allen oaberan
NrttteIn, tpobon in ben f~einfen uab
mittleren Sorten nur bos bette gaftbrt
uirb. Die ausgei9nittenen Rdngurubs
Ieber=5 @ube fir Mdnner, trageu fG
gut nnb fine comfortabel, beionbers gu
empfebIen. Garbiee 9@ube in &loeee
au aceeptablen preifen.
g. 81. SuIIibQn,
@de Commerce & ct. MarD's Str.
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galifprnia.@etme.

Wsinliebbaber inben Elm groBes gas
get Don feinen California : Weinen Bel
9errn s. s. MeDer ant alamo
plaaa. 0err Meper iuGt bic Meine
an Ort unb @tele aus ui.b tauft brett
aus benz Seller let @einaa9ter. Als
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm ffets, bic
beffen @orten aus3umdblen. ST tanm
feline 2unben uno Gamilien hit einem,
guten Sropfen berieben. 9otbz unb
WeiBweine in poraRgI.0er Qualitdt
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @aGone = fret
tns 0aus geliefert.
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9aHaae mam @rrpna.

Die I9enturen bes 9errn %. s.
Doung, Wo. l Commerce : StroBe,
San Antonio, unb go. SOB Mains
GtrdBe, DALLAS, pertreten MIR bic
0nerfanat beffen europdii9en Sampfer=
2inien. 6err gouns 1T I'M Gtanbe bic
bilIi t EN- Haten gu geben, err
tbeilt bereitDiaig iebe getphnf@te NUS
tunft unb beioret iebr prompt ale ibm
ibergebenen Nuftrdge. Ger mad Gu.
rOpa gu reifen piiuf6t, pber 0eruanote
5ertbertommeu laHen min, tpsnbe fi@
an irgerb eiEe bet gsuannten Mgeutureu.
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SEER 6. S. @aiQer III ber Wef>
Commerce : StraBe bdlt ftets bas poQs
fommenfte Eager in 3eiGenmateriae
lien, xapeteu, Garben, @las, 9piegeI,
eIas, 9iIoerrabmen, GirniRea unb allen
3ei9nens unb WaIersu tenfIien. Rhn7.
lerif9 ausgeftibrte Bilber uno Statuets
ten &c. fnb in einei Reconsideration @als
lerie CUR Wuf6t uab gum 8ertauf auss
geffelt. SH Sapeten uno 3immeroefos
rationen 1T bas @eI@madpoafe unb
WeueHe bort au inben.
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Ser Cinderella ed,ub gtpre.

Ode OfsSoufonRraBe unb Mpenue c.,
bieier beliebte 2aben Der Gtabt, bal
ieinen neuen 8orratb bon 5ommers
f9uben fir 6erren. Damen uno
Stnber erbalten unO bot cine unDers
glei6li9e Nuswahl aler @orten unb
Aualitdten. Ser Cinderella : S4ubs
Store fibrt nur bic Gabrifate Der teiten
Jabrifen unb fi6er6ietet Gles, mas i'm
biefgen Marft gu baben 1T. Gpecia.
litdt fiir 6errea: Der &odfrrb.G 9ub,
fir So. Gs berlDbnt fi6 Der Miibe, I'M
CINDERELLA 5tDre oor3uipre6eu,
ebe man anberstDo fault.
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sas- q. %. Gallatuab, Der betannte
Photograph nb RhnftIer, bet
fein MteIier nod INNER am alien plaBe,
413 OF 9ouionfraBe, obenauf unb
liefert bic beiten 8ilber nit Den teues
ten unS borai9li9ften Snitrumsnten.
Seine preiie fnb mdbig. Bilber uns
bergdnali6. 28,7,tutp1i
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u Wenu SIR gutss trOdenes pofs
Cat 8rennbci3 brau6t, fbre9t pcr ober
beife0t per SeIepbon bel Der Sunset
Wood Company; fie bat ffets bas 8eiie
i'm Warfte. Selepbon 81.
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: Cine bumoriltiJde epiSObe ~ereiuuete

= Cine bumorifii9e gpiiobe ereisnete
fi9 in 8ranbenburg on Der 9abel tpdb.
renb Der gufibrung bes Sumas'fden
Sraueripiels Sean" ober ,,@enie unb
2eibeni9aft" i'm Sommsrtbeater. 8e.
tanutli9 IdBt Der gutor bes 6ttides i'm
bierten Ntte (ber Mabnfnnsfcene) mebs
rere S9aufpieler I'm 3uf9auerraum,
anii@en benz publitum plab nebmen,
tpel@e bon bort aus nit lauter Gtimme
Reau's Spiel triiifiren unb f9IieBli9
berIanser, ct fole bic Bhbue nerlaEer.
Bel bieier Scene erbob fi9 nun ein auf
benz Balfon fbenber poli3eifereeant,
iebte ieinen Selm auf unb gebot ben Der.
meintli@en St0renfrieben ernffli6 Gube.
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ct. patrids Yiaen baben mir metr
gut setbau, ols irsenb anbere. 80. $.
proubfoot, 9ruseif, @tanaba, Col.
Gum 8erfauf bel &. @obn q Co., 3.
Galteper 4 Sobn, unb alien Srue9iHen.
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= Das Deficit bes total b~erregneten
ulmer Miiniferbausbefes betrdet $751;
800 Mart, tpobon 5000 Mart aus Der
ManiterbaufaRe gebedt Derben.
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2Ie uniereh 2unben Ioben bic ct.
Batrids pilen. sic fuo bic bsiien.
6enrp Bros. Carroll, Webr. = Bum
8ertauf bel 81. goba & Co., 5. Salt
eyer & Sobu unb allen Sruggiiea.
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Die aut ben ansebIi6 70 rpsrbdue.
nibuolen" L. October foIgenbe WoHe
IT in Seutf&lanS obne Die gerinefe
Storurg Der Rube uno Orbuung bers
laufen. Die SoeiaIoemotrateu geben
f6 Mtbe. ben Bstpeis gu fabren, bob
GefelloRsteit nod lange uidf oIeidbes
oeutenb gu feiu brou9t nit 3igel.
loHgfeit.
Die ioeialifii@sn BI6iter ber6ffents
liGen iebt bas proeramm Der ioeiaIifis
f@en partei. Del6es cine p6rtIide Wie.
berboIune bes r@otbaer prOgtamms~
bonn Sabre 1875 III. Wdbrenb Der 6err.
fGaft bes SocialiRen . geiebes burfte
bies Yroeramm aber ui6t pubIicirt tuer.
ben, obne bic ioforiige unterbridung
Der betrsfenben BIdtter i'm GefoIge gu
babsn. s.Sn biefem progromm befinirt
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-07

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Die ungul'F bet Bittetung fart beein.
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-31
FOUNTAINS ORGANIZED.
EAST ORANGE, N. j. Nav 27. q,

EAST ORANGE, n. j. May 27, 30.
Mr. Editor
Please allow me to state to the
public through your paper, that
arrived at East Orange, New Jersey
on the Goth inst, and lectured on the
subject of the Grand Fountain and
organized fountain of 20 members.
also spoke on Thursday night in
New York city and organized a foun-
tain with % members. Ilectured at
the Mt. Calvary Baptist church,
on Monday night last and expects
to organize another number We'd
nesday night l will deliver a lee
ture at the Odd Fellow Hall tonight.
The work seems to have taken a
great boom in the State of New
Jersey and New York. We only need
more Jealous workers to explain
the work.
] remain yours for the lifting of
falling humanity in u. T. and c.
w. l.. TAYLOR, Gen'l Messenger.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-31
ALL FOR LANGSTON.

We have received the following let
ter which we cannot forbear giving
to the public, coming as it does from
one who sympathisos with our race
in it's struggles 1t is the support
of such friends that has served to
enable us to enjoy the privileges ex-
tended to-day
New YORK, N Y, May &c, 1890
My Dear Mitchell and PLANET:
/ want to congratulate you,
and your friends and Mr.. John
Mercer LangstOn, on the result of
his contest for his seat in the Nation
al Legislature at Washington.
/ met Mr. Langston on the train
when going from your city to Wash
ington last summer, and he was
quite sanguine of success. am glad
that he has won. May God speed
the day when all the world shah be
brothers and every man enjoy every
privilege OF civil, social and religious
liberty.
Yours,
II. Fl BEADLE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-31
wHATIT MEANS.

Richmond, the capital OF the late
has been decorated with |
of the "Lost Cause.
When the boxes containing the |
bronze monument of Gen. Robert L.
Lee were removed from the cars, no
flags of the Union ornamented the
procession. Only the stars and bars
could be seen, the "rebel yell, "
under the folds of the flag of seces-
sion which waved proudly after
twenty-five years rent the air.
However, all vocal expressions OF
disloyalty to the Union were care
fully discarded. The honoring of
the Confederacy was INDUCED in
while every onein that Joyous throng.
stood ready to declare to you that
the South was right and the North
was wrong. mot beaten but over
powered, l." they would say
But what does this display of
Confederate emblems mean?
What does it serve to teach the
rising generations of the South ?
Why this placing of Lee on equality
with Washington, Jackson with
Marion and Stuart with "Light
Horse Harry" of other days.
This glorifcation of States Rights
Doctrine-the right of secession, and
the honoring of men who represented
that cause, fosters in this Republic
the spirit of Rebellion and will ulti
mately result in handing down to
generations unborn a legacy o.
treason and blood.
There is lacking in all this display
the proper appreciation of the Union
There is evidence that the loyalty
oft-expressed penetrates no deeper
than the surface.
1t serves to reopen the wound o
war and cause to drift further apar
the two sections. 1t furnishes al
opportunity for designing politician
in both political parties to take ad
vantage of the situation and tn
country suffers. The South in it
efforts to be true to it's leaders goe
too far in it's adulation, and Will
doing them no good, do their respect
i've sections much harm.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-05-31
STAUNTON LETTER.

STANTON, Va, May %, 1890.
To day is County Court day and it
is raining very hard A baseball
game was called between the Char
lottesville and Stauntons, but owing
to the rain they could not play Mr.
w C. Scott, of Richmond, but late of
Lexington was in hecity on the Goth
inst, the guest of Mrs Ida f. Brooks
q He called on us An infant was
found on Cochran St the other morn
ing, The doctor said il was born
alive but was killed afterwards Woe
unto that woman's damnation, for
she will not enter the kingdom Mrs
James, Beverly, an old resident of
of the city of Richmond, departed
this life on the oath inst She was a
member of the First Baptist Church,
of Richmond for 30 years She had
been consistent christian for 80
years She was 6S years of age
The funeral took place from Mt
Zion Bapt- Church on Sunday even
ing She was also "a member of the
Mt Zion Baptist Church, and the
Mutual Aid Society
A large excursion was is the city
Sunday from Richmond Mr. F. II.
Ware had the honor of running for
the Council in the Second Ward, be-
ing the first Colored man to run ON
the ticket since the war