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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
An eoTi!islaslro.


War,!cns Of the town of pickcnS. ia Coun-
ell assembled, ani by authority of the
same:
nat 4 tax to cover the rcIi0d from
April lSt. 1870, /" April lst, lS%l, for the
>lun and thC manner hereinafter named,
shall be raise! and paid into the Treasury
OF the town o! Pickcns by the 1St day OF
Jun" next.
SECTION |. On each one hundred dollars
@! assessed value Of real and personal
property, Tie sum OF liftccn crrtS.
S"U. >. Five dollars Il day BY any timer
AM trader CT aUCt:OmcCr 0iirIih: lur sale
within til" town of pirkrl> amy goods,
wares or merchandise at auction, or other.
wise T. be paid each day in advance. and
any violation OF this section shall subject
the otfcndcr to q Srprratr fine IN the dis
erection of the Council for each DAYS .iu-
!atiun: Pruridcd the provisions of t!pis
! Ordin;ncc shall net apply to the oldirary
deal "r IN grain, fruit, potatucs, ir"nwarr,
| car'hrnWarc or other produce, or to COM
mCrc:al travellers.
SEC. ;. On all shows Of amy kind vb,,
ever. tax 0i from - to 80 ucr day, III
| ia" discretion of the lmtrEhait and uiv
on" oi the Council, :,l.ai lc paid
SEC. !. lat r,Ch and every person la
! ihr To- rUal duty, mIrr the laws g.: the
, state, other than ministers of the 4,,Srrl
and teachers Of |rhuuls. Shall work ON
! the streets for twelve dH,> i,r pay AZ ;ln.
! rat" "l iiiiy COP cents per IHy) under
! Iii" Dir; CiiUn O! the i"trn,,alf or Sulur
! "m" III h,5 stead Hr''"r lEr sam" I.nHitirs
aS are I rc.;rribrd i}y the laws Of ..:& State
! Tor any refusal "r neglect tu perform. said
! work: Provided. ;i,Ht "nv l,rr~uu Shall
! hr permitted t" phN on or before che !5,h
! Gay "l May next, :! C'lnmut;;;,n of five
| 50 dollars
SEC. =. HAT the tax CM real aud ,9crSon-
! property lS provided in Section Si.Hll iu.
! !'tld according t. the assessments yr;Irls
anh NA!ilatl"iiS m,li'r iur.S,Hlr taxes: I'ro-
! Nrir'!, that in every case :uIy pcIaIu snail
have right ct IL! ;ipuv;( truln :,;'rh ,,:,~,>,>-
m' nt or variations To- The Town Cuu.cI
any lin" hriUrc the first "Wednesday in
! May next.
>'E". &. AL taxes herein lcy:c! tcxrr,l
such lANrS li"Ci'HCS auu assessor "l,;> as arc
/ Required I" NJ !:tiG hriurr entering ou the
bus nr+N IL h"rcinh"inrr iurmii,m,iD shall
! hr i'2'd ON I'll before the iir-t .iav Of .l;ru,.
new, ;.Eh !! an! l'"rS"n or rrrNU,,s sh#ll
! tIll rriI>". or urYi,cl ravm,ni Of lhr
'NN"s h"frin levied Within ihr ti.nr -, e.
! tl''L tn" Treasurer of Tive Council i here
! ~ aith"iiHrI a}d required t. adj !,girrn
! prE ""!.t tu th" Hmu,lnt of th" tax - tie
| p'r~"I thus n"rirrtin!; or rr.l;,in,e. and Il
toe tax ~! th" i"rAily I!Ii~ inr"~r' ave.
not p";d "itl.iu twenty ,i;ty-. il SHALL he.
'h" duty" the 'frru,ul, - i>.,i,' ,.Nvcl!-
lt"A tm"rr!"r aud collect the same bv G,lD
process.
SEC. :. Be ii further ordained. that ANY
V"I~'n t'.lud G.ulk H. the .;r,,,.,; ur the
town "i i.cl>r'i~, Whereby the l;Y;c" ;,,,.j
G'""i "r,t'i OF III" town llay Lr 'in...iryG.
ur ii'' r',t,Ncmir;.cr ut ether i,;r. ri~ inter
tered Wilh s!H,ll l.r @i;lIy - mi~,'r-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

The editors Of the News and Cow
icr and Abbcvillc Medium arc hav
.As lively tilt over the Farmers
movement. The News and Courier
should remember that the Me
diuA is always "londcd tor bear"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
An .Ss,SfS fSsJSS'g'.

We do not think "Oid Guarl' in
the News and Courier would hay"
been u very safe man to put On
picket 1T post Of Importance. He
is too easy scared. He wants The
Democratic Executive Cummittvc to
rush right IN to thc huttrst and thick
est of the iiGht and rtscic Che PARTY
from the EandS Of its all~w; q friends,
Whom he styles enemies. His column
communication ~, in the fr,t place,
al earnest appeal L. The co,nmittcc tu
rash 10 arm% to Gci,at Gilman. l.:
he docs not strike oil in that direction
then he wants I'LL who are opposed To-
Vi!!man to make haste t. Organize, to-
dcf;'nt him II the SE>rI&EL uwnvit
"Nll G"arl," ard Capt. G. ". Shell,
there should never be- anything hut Il
twu-Eor,n wagon tonyli" between
them. Willie thcy avc }'c!itic;l anti
podcS, they make 4 dead ,n0tch.
We do not know which one The
Executive Committee Will go to inr
advice, III It's dilemma, but it is very
clear to tlr ;iI:%wINll. thnt whichcvv,
side gets lie cooperation f IN,
committee Will be overwhelmingly dc
fratcd in the August convention.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

Politics arc about rs scattering in
Georgia rs they arc in this State. 1t
voHld take a Dauicl to give anything
&c an idea as to The probable phaze
tho coming State and county tick
IS in either State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
oE~T!, - rtE.n,

'Hi''. = fF"%".
htTATH or SOUTH C.AHOLINA.
y County OF picl;cns.
In Culnmon p!raa.
James Il. Hunter, Ct al. Survivors,
Plaintiffs.
GHnimst
John Singleton, ct al. Defendants.
BY virtue OF a decree IF for, rlcs-
urc madc in Tie above casc by Hon.
Jnm'S .iihGich on thr 5!h day ,i
March, 1850, [ viii sell to the iir!,-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
IT WILL. PAY YOU !

Sc yogs lpT0po&c G0isag West
NT Noraisyye&t. d0 write dO
nae. a represent tEsr Short
a.iTc. GTaGEIRS Eh. 9SGT!RsE.
919tf ID. f.. IAg'd, Atlanta.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

The participants i'll the recent
-Iarch convention arc still busy OK
claiming. Perhaps they will get
: rough in time for voters of the Au-
..ust primaries to understand Just
ow it was managed.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

The citizens Of LcXiuyton county
70 Indignant over the respite Of
Willie Lcaphcart who WAS to have
cen hunG last Friday. The citizens
rll al Indignation meeting and CEN,
;urcl the Governor and Judge WAL
i"co for thrir action in the lnnttcr.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

The summer meeting Of the State
Tcarchcrs Association will meet IN
Milliamston this summer and the
little burg is very proud Of its victory
over the mountain city, its only dan,
s<orous competitor for The much
sought favor.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

Southern Methodist ministers are
rot much given to display in church,
md therefore il is tho more sulIris-
IrE that in Norfolk, Va, last Sunday,
. brass band furnished The muSic.
In this way IL very large congregation
was attracted to the church, and the
pastor took advantage OF The occasion
to deliver q powerful sermon.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
a NEW !ASELEIa.

a S@iut Resolution 90 SUtaorIxc tItC
tscard oS Hr2cutS Gf the s.;:::"::~ .i.y-
Jun 20 Enquire Ento and Iscpor: Ep-
on *ui.sDiC localities tor the R;rsab-
lisbncnt "fan .AsylUIo for the Ertorrd
Insanr, and "sno 20 Call for Donations
OF B.aN'ss for nrcis Purpose.
SECTION |. Belt resolved by the Sen
ate and House of Representatives. of ;ho
sS:ato OF South Corolina, now met and
sitting i'll General Assembly, and by tie
authority of the same, That the Board
Of Regents Of the Lunatic Asylum hc,
and the same are hereby charged with the
following duties:
FIRST. That prior to The first day o! Ju-
~, 1890, the sand Board of Regents shall
cause to bo advertised once at each Coum
ty Court House in tho several Counties
OF This Stnto in ono Ecwspaper published
ut such Court House, or if ut any Coun-
~ Court House no newspaper is pub
liShcd, Shall cause to he advertised as of.
fetal notices arc usually advertised at
Such places, II notice tOthc effect that the
policy establishing separate State Asy
lum for thr culorCu insane has been un
der consideration by thc (irnCml ASSEM-
bly,, end that said Beard of Rrgcmts has
been empowered TO receive from Cour.
tics, communities O" persons in this
STATE, bids OF rrcpo"a!s TO donate ut
least three hundred acres Of land, with
or witho"t suitable buildings, or money
10 ne used i'll the purchase OF The sane,
one or more, or I'LL, foT the pHrpGsc OF
establishing such Institution within tic
county which shall submit bid or pro,
pos.,ls rs m%y b" accepted Ly the Gcnrr-
, al Assembly, and tie said Board OF re
gents shall report to thr next General
Assembly Ill such ri,l' or proposals Il:
may be submitted pursuant to such no.
| ticr.
Approved DccCmbcr ODD, 1889.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
lllll2OTw
J. C. FITZG GERALD.
Photographer!
GREENEILI T., s

GREENNILI T., s. {.
~ Over Wcstmorrland Brothers Drug
Store.
All work done Ivy the instantaneous
process. Also make cnlargcmrnts from
Old pictures to aty size IN water ,ulcrs
graphs, ncthmf
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

Several Of our esteemed contcmro-
rarics are n.iHtakcn us to the Farmers :
Alliance of Iick"rs endorsing the
nomination of TillnIan. II WAS not
the Farmers Alliance but Tie Farm
crs Association composed Of about a
dozcn monhcrs. The Alliance took
DO action on the subject.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

Crow Creek will furnish this cam.
ign with q candidate for treasurer
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

Congressman, Samuel Randall, CT
Pennsylvania, died ut his home IN
Washington, Oh the 18Th inst. He
has hccn one Of the most prominent
men in our politics since 1863, when
he WAS first elected to Congress and
where he has been kept continuously
since that time. lie was for lonH
, time tic lcaicr OF the Democrats
side Of the House, and speaker (oi
several tcrms, whore T." displayed tn.
highest ur,!cr Of administrative ihili
ty. In his death the nation sustnins
Il loss that will be hard to rcrlarc
He was an h0n"r&hI" and cuM%ricn
ti"us statesman of unduuhtrd intc%
ritv.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

In tho Republican tariff bin now
before Congress one of the clauses to
catch the farmer and protect his in
terest, is duty of five cents dozen
on eggs. The farmers will no doubt
feel under obligations to the 6. o. p.
for this endeavor to protect the Amer
lean hen from competition with the
paupcr hens Of Europe. With a
high tariff, on eggs our liens can go
strike or form II trust, and advance
the market price so that there will be
millions il the production Of hen fruit
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
TIE ATLANTIC COAST LTII1E r
pASSEXGEE DErARTMENY.

Wilmington, IL. c., Jan. l"tA, 80.
Fast Line between Charleston and Co.
'tunbia and upper South Carolinu and
Western North carolina.
CO\OENSED SCnGDTIF.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

Frosted feet may be rnrcd IN ono or
two days by use Of Salvation Oil, the
great pain destroyer. For salo mt all
druGGISiS 25 cents.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

FOr Subscriptions S1. .!IOpcrnn nnnum
strictly in advance; for six months, 4Hc.
\ Advertisements inserted at one dollar
pcrSGnarr of one inch or less for The first
insertion and fifty cents for each suhsc
Gucnt Insertion. Liberal discount made
20 m"r"hltltS and others advertising for
:iN n.)niIiS "r by the year.
obituary Notices exceeding vc,incs,
IflDutcS OF Respect, Communication
+ " personal character, when admi>Sa-
BE will be charged for as advertisements.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

Cyclones are still on the rampage
IN the West. Two Illinois towns were
said waste by the "stoym king" on
tho Sth instant.
Another State is soon to- bc added
to the galaxy Of forty-two that now
compose the United States. Idaho
IS the next to be admitted, although
she has not the requisite number of
inhabitants. She is Republican,, and
that is all it requires to make her
eligible in the eyes Of Republican
Congress. The leaders Of tie g. O.
p. will not stop ct any piece of
rascality to increase their present
small majority in the two houses, aud
they are aware that now is the time
for partisan Legislation, while Tom
Reed holds the Gavcl; and is virtually
the Fifty. first Congress-.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
EGicEsrss q ss a q Es:.nylsse Essx

Condensed Schefulo-Scpt. 20, 1850.
Trains run by 10Th NJ rridian time. OsE
hour Faster than goth Meridian. time
SogrnwAHD-Daily. No 80 No5o
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
ENR SCllNnL COMMISSIONER

J i. GiAIENER is respectfully an
n"unccl aS candidate tor School Com
missioner, subject t" the action Of the
Democratic party in the primary election.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

Murrcn, enc Of the escaped Edge,
field mm'dcrcrs, was captured on the
9th instant, in u cave under his fn.
theirs residence, where he had been
hiding for weeks, While the smart &c.
Scctiycs trailcd him to every part OF
thc United States. 1t is Thought
that Carpenter, his partner in crimr
is in The same vicinity and will b,
captured soon.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

Subscribe for the SENTINEL, only
81 so per year.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

A woman, says Sheridan, may be
idle, but she is not lonfcr. She can
not knock a man down, but she can
break his heart, and when disappoin,
ted she goes to God, while a mm
goes to the devil.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
THURSDAY, APRIL II, 1890.


BE will be charged for is advertisements.
THURSDAY. APRIL II, 1890.
Crow Creek will furnish this cam.
ign with q candidate for treasurer.
Politics arc about as scattering in
Georgia rs they arc in this State. 1t
voHld take Daniel to give anything
&c an idea as TO The probable phaze
i the coming State and county tick
rs in either State.
The participants in the recent
Iarch convention arc still busy OK
claiming. Perhaps they will get
rough in time for voters of the Au-
>.ust primaries to understand just
.ow it was managed.
The editors Of The News and Cow
icr and Abbcvillc Medium are hav
lHS lively tilt over the Farmers
movcmcit. Tho News and Courier
should remember that the Me
diuM is always 'londcd Cor bear"
9us~
The National House Of Rcprrscnt-
a!iycs at Washington has passed Il
bill to prevent the enlistment Of for
ciGncrs in tho U. $. Navy. ii is stat
cl that within three years our navy
will be manned entirely hy American
Seamcn.
The summer meeting of the State
Tcarchcrs Association will meet IN
Williamston this summer and the
little burg is very proud Of its victory
over the mountain city, its only dan,
&orous competitor for The much
sought favor.
The citizens Of LcNiugtun county
10 indignant over the respite Of
Willie Lcaphcart who WAS to have
cen hunG last Friday. The citizens
rll al Indignation meeting and cen
wy =, '' .'''' ''}'~ '''
'''''''''
Several Of our esteemed contcmro.
rarics are n,i>iokcn rs to iLc Farmers
Alliance Of rickcrs cndorsiur thc
nomination of Tillman. II WAS not
I,,o 1, ~: la H. :,
w ,'.:.,:. ''.:' = '-'''''> ''l' '','7' 80
,, u., A..
;,
CONGRESSMAN Iiuticrw,rjh Of Ohio
Is pressing his hill before CONGRESS,
f. pat q stoD 10 thc reckless ,ran,(,,;no,
Of brokers in futures on falm ,roI
,cts. lie claims that thc system Of
dealing in futures is dcruyatorv TO
'"e 1''c'eH' "i ''I' l''''''''F ''E '''"S-
i'o III" lh"E'.C'9 10 DC "h''l''''ie'
G,,,ho,.,, >1,iLnl;e4 ,;r;,.,,,.,. ,,.o
r,A ,,,,,,l o;,.,,, l., ,1;,,l,,. :, ll..,,,
md therefore il is ihc more SIN ,r;s-
,pr that in Norfou; W. last Sunday
. lroes hand furnished ,bo ,n,..ic
In This wov - vcrv l,rnc r,rurc.,,ti,,,
wos ottroctcJ to thc chu,.l, onI ,hc
Dostor took odvontuvc of tEc orr,sion
~ " '' - - ' ''''N'
to deliver powerful sermon.
,,..,,.n g ~. .-..., 49,,
co11 ,,,,.1,,amo ,.aa oo,,.,,n,1 49,, a.,
OH ;,,.t.nt j., o,ro i,,.m ~. g,
n.,,,.,,:,.. ..I,..,,
l;d;rn Gov ,co1,s ,,,,;,o t,,o .,,,r, H.
,oc,;vn. ,r,no,1 hi, T., oror, ,,,r. -.
,ho T-n;,ol S,,4oo II (. n,,,,~,,
not C,.>o,4,r 1,;. ,ou,,.. :. ,.;,,,,,
;s :, no oo,,o ,;a;u;,.onlum,
contrrcl coor
There is war to the knife hctwcc,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

L T.. Nj. Brayton does not raise
sheol this fall, it will not be his fault
He has already opened the campaign
by having the Supervisor of Regis
tration at Columbia arrested. Men
o. Brayton's ilk are the "RanScy
Snillles" Of politics in the South, and
are always ready to create some kind
Of factional racket, and then herald
it to the North as O race war or as
shot gun politics in the South.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
81 fsaf.yisSc Es a

Grr"Nslir and Columbia Division.
Con,lrMS"'! Schedule April 18th, 1880
TrHjhS run on 10Th meridian time.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

\ Kansas City wag with hrncv.
"l"nt face procured twcnty-dnl!ar
gold-piccc by purchase, and started
ont on the streets to sec if he coui,I
find any one WHO had lost it Thir-
;y-one reputable business men assur-
81 him at different places and times
that they had lost the coin, and were
anxIously looking for it. Four of
them named the date, and three s"c-
ccssfnlly guessed tn" mint. Then the
perpctrator OF this practical joke quit
in despair and expended the offending
gold-picco in liotous living. Moral
People do not go to Kansas City
for then health.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

There is war to the knife between
Gen. LonGstrcct and Col. Buck, of
Georgia, over the control Of the &. o.
p. in that State. The G,Mcral be
licvcs in white supremacy and the
Colonel in carpet bag and negro rule.
The blacks have it at present and the
record OF these two politicians is be
ing aired for The benefit and cdilica-
ton Of the public.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17

SEC. 1G. Hc it further ordained. that
amy citizen within the corporate limits Of
said town, Keeping pics in pens about
lhcir premises, shall h" required 10 build
prn@ on posts or pillars. nj least two feet
nigh. and So arrange them that no wat cr
Will he allowed to stand III said pens. and
they must Ec hcpt in good or,lrr using
lime in and about them. Any one diSrc-
garIing thiS Ordinance will hc fined in the
discretion OF the Council
Done and ratified in the Council, and
th" seal Of thc cooperation of the said
town Of pickcns affixed thereto, this the
lith day of April, \. D., ync thousand
ci%h, hundred and ninety
H. =. G.. W. EARLE, Intcndnnt.
j. VI. STEWART, Clerk.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-04-17
OFFICE OF SuITi ClKOGINA J
IL.&NIiE ASYLUM

Approved December ODD, 1889.
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sTS --
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-04-19
THEY SAY

The pulpit should be pure.
There are some honest men in
the pulpit.
A man cannot be dishonest and
succeed.
A man who can build a large
church must have the confidence
of the people to succeed.
He has the confidence of the
people hence his success is assur-
ed.
Great church builders generally
do a legitimate business.
There is nothing as dangerous
to the human family as a back
bitter.
Some people are very important
in their own estimation.
He will some day realize the i'm
portance OF being honest.
Some men have the proper statue
but alas they are dun shows.
Never predict the down fall of
an enemy.
His friends are leaving him and
when they nave all left, farewell TO
his popularity.
Honest men will not forget their
friends.
Rev. Robt. johnson contributed
So to the general committee.
More than any other church con.
tributed.
Rev. G. H. Phillips was next, he
contributed three dollars.
While their is life there is hope.
The intelligent members of End
Baptist chnrch are in favor OF tax,
ing Mr.. Mackfield back in the
church.
His removal was actuated by
jealousy and prejudice.
ne will again be at the head OF
the 2nd Baptist church Sabbath
school.
He is the most enterprising Sab
hath school worker in the city.
The Duke of Buckingham made
Richard 3rd King of England, but
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-04-19

Mr' Bruce had this appointment in
ofeeches pocket for three weeks
looking for some reputable negro
10 give it to having previously
onered IT to Hon. James Hill OF
Mississippi who decIiaed it.
Now Mr.. editor the facts are
'nese: The candidates for that D }.
sitlon at the time were 80 numer.
Gus, and so evenly balanced as to
influence and backing, that Mr.
Hayes, then President, sent for
Mr. Douglass and ask him to rec
ommend to him a man, a dark
horse as it was, some one not
already in the race. Mr.
douglass consulted his sou Lewis
who suggested the name of Mr..
Smyth. Mr.. Douglass favored
the selection and reported back to
the President. Mr.. Bruce was
also consulted and the two,
Bruce and Douglass both endors-
ed Mr.. Smyth That was all
they could do for Mr.. Smyth and
that is as much as President
Hayes delegated to them. He
did the appointing himself and
the Senate confirmed it. No
President ever gave a Senator an
appointment 10 carry around in
his pocket for three weeks look
ing for some one to take it. That
wont work Mr.. editor, the woods
were full of applicants for the
Liberian Mission at that time and
| was one of them, but got left.
Facts.
The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1890-04-19
hERN ANS " WASHING
ON THEATRE.

The show of the period, Rose
Hills English Folly Company,
which is pronounced matchless as
the brilliant summer sun, perfect
and beyond all praise. makes its
Inst appearance this season in
Washington To morrow night.
lie programmes most excellent
one, beginning with a grand series
OF pictorial tableauS, entitled
"knoy of the Desert"
dream of sculpture with
Nvmg models. partisan RevelS ;
o. CupId'S Capers" a gorgeouS,
camlcaI, topical, musical and spec
IacuIar operate burlesque, comes
ueAt. 1t is the richest burlesque
OF modern days. including tue
grand AmazOnian march, in mag
uIhcent costumes. 1t is here that
Ndrle RaStelle introduces her song
Just Little" which is the bit of
,he show. She fairly takes the
lou>e by storm. Another great
IedluIe Is Vede ManSfield's dane.
lns The most graceful'On the Amer
ICah stage. OF course, Rice and
barton make things pretty lively
soon as they appear aud sustain
Iuelr well earned reputation.
L"1leS matiuees Tuesday,
thursday and Saturday.
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his head was cut off because he
asked for time to think over a bru.
Ial performance that Richard
wanted him to do.
we have some men Just like
Richard.
w hen man thinks that he is
wen secure that moment he will
fall.
intelligent men will use ig-
florence at times to accomplish a
purpose.
There will be a burst like an
earthquake in the vicinity of Srd
street soon.
1t is dangerous to be treacherous
TO those who place you in posi-
ton.
Mems villiany will expose it
self.
Well Prof. Langston can make
short speech.
1t was a surprise to the people
There is a sweet girl that he
loves.
She was we'll pleased with the
flowers and declares that she loves
none but him.
An honest woman will not i'm.
pose upon good nature.
An honest woman is entitled tC
more than what she gets.
Prof. FOwler's ship was tho cen.
ter of attraction.
The parade was a success not
outstanding the predictions of the
disappointed.
Prof. LangstOn's speech was
short and sweet.
Maj. Fleetwood commanded the
militia like soldier.
The Empire band of Baltimore.
Md, can play good music.
Prof. j. M. Gregory was highly
complimented on his speech.
Men are peculiar as we'll as de-
ceitful.
Dishonesty is often found in the
suspicious.
A suspicious man is generally
dishonest.
He is anxious to know other peo
pies affairs but the people cannot
find out anything about him.
You caunot be false to those
who have defended you.
A false man or woman cannot
look you straight in the face.
Liars cannot succeed neither G
a libertine succeed in the pulpit
A libertine in the pulpit is a dew
il in a gambling house.
There are liars in the pulpit a.
we'll as in the church.