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Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
v.s D...r.k.S.ft,H.-
Wsors Californian.
On romanttT sen ssiGnat mse
miatones at QlapperHanser.

Raar man taser ao Ricreoeten, er Gf.
itauben fro Guisnaoo til sartO Eomas
Sb gtif, via Gan Carlos 90 Wuncaoero
9alen. Oct sr IN berlis to Cages FUR
siennem ct tot Blomiterpilonis, Der sr
befenst msb be fsrite Slanser, fom no.
senfinbe tlapreoe meb 8an9ler. Der
er rislenbe 8atie meb m~ossroeos greb.
Der % romantiife 2unbs meb mestise
Gss % Mabosani.9 rner; ti~ampsitOre
8aaieurter niffer meb 6%oueberne oper
8ognens aolei6e, men SlanseipCr Ter
maj o~oeralt, % ben 1Zrampen al Tom.
menee MiIioner", fom en- eler anben
taller ON at BABE bsrt fra 1oppen al
alippebiersene, uIaa nerras fig er bel
Del mere, fer be bustenbe % irpbenbe
inbfsbts Beiiobere bill blips forminbltet
blot no~senlunbe marielist.
Saa Inaper er ct. Tomas Galsn, at
ben poa nUsle Steber nsppe fan fables
anoet END en- 8jsrstlsft; men. buis Der
er en- 8let pan 9oroen, Tom FOREIGNER at
beneones paraoiff, iaa maa bet uel
bare oenne afionbrebe 9al, iOm pUtrdlt
er om9ioet af ersnre BierSifraaniueer,
% iom / fit Sfjpo frembrtuger be for.
ifjeaisite 8rOoutter. Glooen sipsr 8ono
moi til at fOripns babe 2anosbpsrue %
Rupefarrtere, os Deb en- fornuftis Gner.
rising brirsss ben troptifs o. ben tenn.
perereoe Cones Grugter Ds aOrn til at
Oore gtbe ON sioe | rig Grugt6arbeo.
Mten, ffisnt WOoer Sprb sr ioa bGimo>
big pgiua at iti9ufe en- GoerHsoi8beo
al N~gerbens, gn9pper, &nber etc. for
uben GlOb. % Ss.8ilot | Gttitelie al
Sin, Wuslirser % e]ttlbpoooer, ipre'
trRtter bog be bruHbubsos Gprtere al
ben beni9e Tomas en- iaa uartaotit
Spite iUm Sleif % aluppsrilaneer
fremfor npgsn anoen Gsbe. 9noiaHerne
sjGr bet til en- rssuler Sprrstnins at
or9be Glapper Hanger, iom be iaar 5or'
bel uo al paa tire iorlfieIli9s Waaoer.
Nanr be bar faaet fat / en- Slange,
fierer be Sopebet al ben, forbi bette
inoebplber Gifteu, oe besraoer bet ON.
bpsssliet. Serefter banssr be ben op
Os traffsr meb Itcr 5erbisbeb gt,noet
al ben, ba bet er blspet Rooe mellem
8eissere at Rebrs Californian at bringe
biem meb fig iaananse tilberebebe
elaneeitinb, ipm be fan fua iut pau, for
at bdpe benz Tom auriOiitster sller bore
benz til Better % S~uttebaanb.
Man fan tisb. benz imuft sarpebe /
3ensoer paa fem Sob os ier 2ommer,
enten fiabt uobrebte eaer belle % ub.
ftpppebs, for en- 3olar stpttet; os be
taser fs uosrorbentlig imutt ub meb
fine buibe Ruber itGrtt fremtrRbeuoc
paa IN msrtebrun glinieubs 8assrunb.
Olisn, bporaf engoer reipeftabel Slangs
i~nbeboloer en- bel Del. ialsss let for Ell
Betalins al to Dollars pr. luse % bet
tptts, buibe Riso, noar bet ct itest, req.
nss for en- itor Gnfferbtolfen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
500

ser fan su lite mere pere. gitb 1t C. % en- 6aanb
bIipsr sa aIbris optasen | nOsen Wsnftrinssrnus.
Wen, = % bun bsieoe fig HeS spsr bans Qrs, fer at
ing.n anbre ftuIos bsre, bpab bun iasbs- Aiss Ral fss
big Roget, iom sr b.ors. On fal bin. tarf, Bsnjas
min. 9u ltaI snbnu en- Gang bItps itart os raft. 0u
or uforsianssIis, til Stierusrnss Stunb tOmuer. etisr'
mn oil iit. bare, at bu ital tribe Geten. 9srfOr ien'
Der ben big Saar sftsr Saar, iom ben after lager. Du
Iaa unber Sorbsn iOn bsb peo gaeunburs, os f., Ou bisD
Iepenbe iaien. 9u Iaa tnuit peb 8retenfeIs unber en-
BOB Ssif, os tort sfter reb bu til etodbolm. Der Ias
Su las forbranot / etod5olms Slot, at Snssn pilOs sips
en- Ore for iaaban en- uid 9iaIt iom big, Os aosIs ussr
sftr rsHie su oper GuD os qanb, europa runSt. Ear
s.rne iasbe, bu par ubelbrebeis blno, os fiji sa lite bit
eyn isi,u2 Seq tenber life als be 6artr, sa Fbsn sr
Nuppen isiennsm, men ies PED, at bu lite bar label big
b.lare al etisrneHes abuorsIer. Seq timber big after
lsmI1ftet, ss bet isa baarOt, at en- bpiIttuiSmbelft anosn
aIoris mere piIoe rtii. fig fra bette ssis, men ou sl ltaa
Or ga faa S.litn o. arait tiIbass, ti sDer bit ep bar
glsusntsr "a Teennsltsr insen Usast. Dig brabr Sns
s,a. for Stiernernes Time sr tOmmen. Wiart M. bDao
lea Rar ois. Spor Iause trOr bu, at Stiabnsn slr
eti,rnsrns pl tasls bin GrOos2 SDeut BAR iast big, at
brss stuuD lite tOmusr for, snS ben ftuiSs femme. til
etrsf for BIT Cprmob3 Os naar zen toniuer, bebss
vs sualn % SpGro life mere. Cm eu bar en- Sam'
Isus araftr, oil su fable Tor en- alpniig Saane, Ct Iler'
let ginbpuf, ct Barns Ganps. Rap SUarost, Ssnla'
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
B'ssnts'rss' esit'1.
Den idnoc GentIcman.

ut bore i~orbsbutben / grussn al I'm
Wast .r altie ct lifiert Qituotmarfs
poa en- r9is Gentleman. ga pt fan
ies, at mOraIit, pOtitiit sasr iOcial
araft CT en- al Gruuopiusrrt Tor rste
Wruoisbeb. 6usbOnSsus Magt OUer
SuHruen, | Rroft al bpilttn ban uitrai.
Jet fan bare upenlis mob bsuoe; .ler
Gabersns Waaet pnsr Bsrutue; 2rre.
rsrs Oper Gleperne; ben rlbrss ouer
ben pugrs; ben prgres VUer ben sdintc;
ben itarteres Uper ben iuase; Ofiicsrcr.
nss oper fine Solontsr; 6errtn ouer
Tienerne; ben RIGGS oDer ben Iottise;
ben %sriarne Waubs ooer ben ttnios.
fulbe; ben, iom fisnosr til en- Ssnlmt.
lisbeb ooer ben, Tom ben ansnar; ben
begapeoes Wast ou.r ben almiuoelise
Wano - ben f~orbebolbne 8rus al al
benin. Wast eler Gutboritet, eller eno.
%. bpor 3ilfalbet tiaaosr bet, en- iulb.
ltrnbis Gfbulbenbeb fra at BRUCE fin
Rast, bet oil piie Manben irem | bans
rette Cps. Gnbper @eiieube %ifisnner
itrar, ON bet or en- Gentleman sfler en-
1olofarl, Der unberipser bans Rufert
paa Eolbboben.
Oct er life bare Brasen AZ Wae.
ten, Der banner en- Srunbitstte, men
enbos Waaben, bpOrpaa ben entelte ny.
Der pisie Spbtrtn frsmfpr be andre, br.
rer fraftist Bibne ON, bporpiot Deb
fommenbe er en- Gentleman. Sn9en
lamb Manb, | Drbsts bebTts 8stpbuiu9,
ptl ~no9enlinbe BRUCE ben Mngt, Tom
RuroIfaber ON en- anoens Seiltriu,
spasbeb eIer GOri,elie cir bam, Blot
for berueb at hume ifaffe fig 5Urueielie
oeb at pompse fin @abo. GIN ianb
Wanb mso Ger, / 2ipet fslsr iis pbmp.
get, uadr ban paa Sruno al Omit9ra
oisbeoer, iom ban life fan for, btir nSos
iaset til at pomDae andre.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
Vsisp nsfommett
0rfenblomIter,
S"
GH Samliug Sigtt % Sdlmtr.
-ai-
g. 3brouoion.
D}eo 6orfottsreus Bortrrt.
pris, imuft inob. 90 Gents.

Subb0IbBfOrtfaueIir GrteHbloutitcr EIeh
"a SdHaen uRgc 1rr % BHbt}-Ee 10 Errcr
ErRtt. iom piioe baDc andre Nlaoe Dtlicgsg-Gpusa
% 8srDep Spur5nIrltrne 8rebct Tet eaerfin6tle
aui- alrntpea o. JYpraeH EiiiPtotBUiS % uailrl8.
ps ugrG5iet- UraoeieH paa 6Get 3Baar. ioaa "a
tmorger- Northumberland / B5gbalbgl BaR9reCcUs
oisrHf5mft 9tenffs-SooeaRa 6Gore bin 5aber %
0n Woper- Jliaaara -auguffpus- SolNtte o. 8dbrgo
-buabraabeif 5ieusurs Amsu-- Fort tu-5rbreidHag
-Crb % 5auottuB zlHg9rrsboppel 2aHostpiueocn
acknowledgements % SgH-Det irrtaDir pas-
I'll Griroring ont 5ru ri0sriitr BraHot GpaciutegHt
Eli Grtn5rtHg ON gutbers 5goid Rad Seea Rot
arsoiteHsguf - guebpsrPn @iurgrHuiHbeH 8Hage.
tang ali IN GdnorirgsWu10 }]HDburbe5 alrrliBbeo-
Bsp 9arsiiftet lss3-si drbctbsreH gepuetsvisonm-
amert.a EorbenUeirct GtaH5Uguers BET iilUtts
aano- 5ribeb- 9ipr8c gatbcr G0leae aagite0uer'
~frfisrRe / ben aug8g. Betienoelie &eHfiaref9a g.
Eprneroieu r. Serreu ba0er bet 8ebu0 8lrtim9us Dsn
glube-3sias / Iemplei, tolo dar saHmel 9lattus
-Raihduiel ~ Barrabas.
1aimsr Ssssr pcrren. meoeHs ban fnbes-Huaer
cs frsf ~ 8se 8straBtuiHs al gioeruss Tear BeD
glutaar is73-Gu Basiiousialme 6plo ilff ueo bet. bu
baper-Stl EormautHa Juleialms i574-Trt bimmgt.
r. 3~eriialem 6ifier Go,r iiie lise mso seunc gsgr'
osn-Juiriaua 1887 - 8eo aarsts elatnins lss7-Ja.
leians lssS-BsHnsr.
aOresis, %. nnnusisn,
EecOrdb, Roma.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21

Re, Tom bar ppnanet to 9reoisbsle al
gttmmerns.
sassn or Nm iomn.n tilboss I'll M
G~.sanblius. Suis b lie bltr eniss
ON at Ia Es. . "a 8 faa minbf 8 al
GormanbFabets II Gtemmcr, iaa tan
amtmanben ia, botm ban uil at ale "a
Gnissere.
I'll Slut ct slubslist Nptaar.
Disspass.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
en- ing aulerifanif Serrs iasbs til

en- ing ameriianif Serre iasbe til
en- tarpelist flaot sdmmel Manb: ID.
er naturlisuis life ataoemif ubbannet",
= Zen Gamle: -Dttn unge Ben, ies
blsp lat til at arbeibs aler.be Tom liben
Gut - Den unSs Raub: -Wa.n en-.
beer burbe pirfelig baps ituberet for at
fomme frem | 8srbeu. Te tienoer oft.
Iaa Ssntet til llnio.riteter?~ Den
Gamls: "3fie msset; leg bar bare
label oprette fire al ben Slaes, Ier Be-.
Bora Rrtger eiter
Ytther'S Gaiforia.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-21
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srbsio, lor B, urirs ~ Iass, oil oil iuiae Dem foi
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talirsbsliatubt, b,iair u arprsisa9spttH falgacsd
Es7 "a lager etstsi,t, bptS life, hftater Is ia
tttt Raar bi tube stish s5S7 Hfb et1T Gtsrgr,
tenstp vi gratis IN gsb Bit SabUgubs pgTb 81.
futt ,uiie <ritisi 2. tapst al pginia Matgddlcr tLat
slst uisrfs narUe, mta Nstsui tkssf Gfg'Iargs rFs
tHg,u Esbss tatt RaHtpggbtao iDaf Ftu7sFaf' % 40
Inn trbsr stggigtts % s6sb,lts IJsHs s'a7tsY al'
Gttt ~ H~sidsttai facet % fgti al s5s0t GTbstsers. Ggtt
&, su1'rr 1t Euftibi ,0u iar igtat It. t1tE sufsF "a
isfas Ier 90 faa al Irif, bsr 4, stsu ttsr. GeEts
q TyTts abits a~uig5nins III a. taa It E0 Igittst t7r
b s7. ba bette HrfritAiSmsHt ttss temmyr igigH. Narssis
Flour Ctty TTnry gSg CO,
~ A.ea n Minneapolis, MIMI
TT Rppn "Tcrnrnb Tp1rr".
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21
He Describes his Feelings.

Mr.. II. H. Heartt, hismany friends
are glad to see, is able to be out
again after another attack Of rheu-
matism, from which he suffers q
great deal at times. When a Sun
reporter asked him how he felt this
morning, he said somewhat better,
as the stylo.hyoid muscle had a more
sympathetic communication with the
glasso. pharyngeal nerve, and thus
gave him relief in the inferior max.
Hilary, and BY this means he could
use the orbicularis palpebraum mus,
Gle and he thought he was better.
We said yes, we were glad to hear
m 5H
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21
Death Of WAYNE Garrnrd

Mr.. Wayne Garrard, living four
miles from Durham, died Saturday
night about IL o'clock, and was bur.
ried yesterday afternoon from his
residence, by the Alliance of which
he was an enthusiastic member. He
was about fifty-one or two years
old.
Several weeks ago he was stricken
with paralysis from which he had
partly recovered. He was cautioned
against hearty eating. Saturday he
went to a corn shocking Or fodder
pulling, our informant did not know
which, and ate very heartily Of cab
bage. That night he was thrown into
something like a collie and died from
the effects of it. a.: T.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21
BURGLARY LAST NIGHT.
Tho Dwelling or "A. O. Elliott Entered
and Several Things stolen.

Tho Dwelling or "A. O.. Elliott Entered
and Several Things stolen.
From Yesterdays Sun.
About quarter TO 4 o'clock this
morning the dwelling Of Mr.. A. G..
Elliott, on McMannen street, was
burglarized.
About that hour Mrs. Elliott was
aroused bya noise and saw man in
the room. She awoke her husband
as soon as possible, but the burglar
went out in q stopped over position
and she could not tell whether be
was white or black.
Upon investigation it was found
that he had entered the house through
a rear shed window, which be raised
they having forgotten to fasten it.
He then opened all the doors, and
when he went out left them standing
wide open. II was also discovered
that be had placed q nail key at the
window Of Mr.. Elliott's bed room,
which opens at the foot Of his bed.
This was thought to be too risky 50
be went to the shed.
In his search Of the house he went
to trunk but nothing is missed out
Of that. The safe was visited. A
piece Of pudding found there was
partly eaten. He next visited Mr..
Elliott's bod room; took d new suit Of
clothes, q watch and a black handle
knife. He took his overcoat, also,
but that was found this morning near
the door.
This was pretty bold game, and
we would caution our readers to be
on the alert. Keep your honses Sc.
curely fastened at night. These bur.
glaries have occurred in Danville and
Charlotte, and il may be possible that
some Of the gang have struck Dur,
ham. The only thing we can do /
to make it pretty warm for thu
scoundrels who will thus invade tho
precincts Of mans house when al
are wrapt in slumber.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21
County Matters.

The grand jury finished up iii
work Friday and were discharged
Saturday morning.
The Jail and county poor and work
houses were examined by this body
A favorable report was made upor
all except the old work house, but
they also noted that new one was
in progress. The county commiss
toner's saw this some time ago ant
therefore started a new one which
will be all right. This will soon b
completed. ss+
The Solicitor, Mr.. Parker, has ex
amined the offices of the county Of
ficials and find no cause Of complaint
Every thing is in good shape and
well kept.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21
ALL SORTS.


Brief Mentions that Embrace Many
Topics.
When man fights in his mind he
always comes off victorious.
Some people would not know q
good thing il they were to meet it in
the road.
A young man cannot bride the
lightning, but a married man can
catch thunder.
Hope is the food Of the ambitious,
and the ambitious are the food of
deluded hopes.
Apples always loos nice in an or
chard that has a high fence around
| it.
To succeed one must sometimes be
very bold and sometimes very prd,
dent.
There are two things 70 which We
never grow accastomed-The ravages
Of time and the injustice Of our fsl-
low men.
Smile at the world and ii will smile
back at you. Let it see you weep
and it will laugh ut you.
A fool can always endure and enjoy
another fool; it Is the smart people
who can't get on together.
A dollar held at arms length is
not conveniently large, but it can BE-
held 70 close to the eye that it will
hide everything beyond that's worth
seeing.
The goose may be silly bird, yei
IL never tries to roost in a tree. Moral
Don't try to roost above where you
belong. H.
VIII the price Of wheat 60 up Of
downi il the question being asked by
Jour farmers. We think it will, i
the safest answer 70 the POLLEN al
the present time.
The biggest horse in the world i
now the pride and glory Of Detroit
The noble brute Is 81 hands high,
weighs 2,365 pounds. and is possessed
OF remarkable Intelligence.
The balance Of nature has surely
been somewhat disturbed. Il take
! 500 expensive roses 10 make a tea
spoonful Of perfume, while a penny
worth Of cooked onions viii scent Oh,
whole neighborhood.
The air il admitted to the interioi
Of q leaf through minute openings O
mouths, which generally exist il
great numbers, Thus upon an or
! binary apple leaf there may be foun,
! as many as one hundred thousan'
Of these openings.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21
to all Methodists; and the report was

to all Methodists; and the report was
adopted.
Through Mr.. AfeLaren, the com
mittee on Methodist statistics made
a report which in substance states
that returns had been obtained from
all churches represented in the con-
ference and tabnlated first, geograph-
ically, and second, enthusiastically.
The term s'adherents' included in
every case ministers and members as
well as families connected with the
congregations. In some cases est
mates were made but in no case do
they exceed the figures given in the
government census, and in some
cases they are below. While no Of
fetal statistics were adopted by the
London Ecumenical Conference the
figures show that since the confer
ence there has been an increase Of 80
per cent in Methodist believers,
Some Of the details OF the report
were read BY Rev. Dr.. Morley as fol
lows:
Eastern section Of Europe Minis
tiers, 4, 4sf, members, 9l5, 2s4, adher-
ents, 4,209, sol.
Asia Ministers, 533, members,
81, 1884, adherents, 283,376.
Australia and Polynesia Minis
tiers, 1856, members, %, 40. Another
section Ministers, 6,O94, members,
4, i13,905, adherents, 4.ssl,s3. Wes-
tern section Ministers, 36,6Oi, mem
bers, 1850, 49i, adherents, 20,2s1,-
976.
Grand totals Ministers, 1905,
members, 6,494,299, adherents, %
37s, I04.
A resolution was adopted making
tomorrow's session the last Of the
conference.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21
EtrctrIc Buffers.

This rsritdy ia hecomning so well
known an,kso popular as To need m
special mention. ALL who have used
Electric Btters sing the same song
of p,aise'-A purer medicine doe
not exist and il is guaranteed to dc
all that is claimed. Electric Biiters
will cure all diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils,
Salt Rneum and other affections caus.
I'd by impure blood.-Will drive Me-
laria from the system and prevent
as we'll as cure all Malarial feyers.-
For cure Of headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, Of
money refunded-Price Doc and 81
per bottle AZ Z. Blacknall 4 Sons
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21
GOV. NIL AT RICHMOND.
A Royal Reception Given him Yester-
day Morning.

Al Royal Reception Given him Yester-
day Morning.
RICHMOND. Va, Oct. i9.-Gover-
nor David b. Hill, o. New York, and
party, consisting d the following
distinguished citizens, arrived here
this morning, at $40 o'clock; Gen.
II. w. Slocum, Austin Lathrop, n.
r. Earle, Col. ]. r. McEwen, Hon.
Gins. Il. Peck, DR.. II. ). Pearce and
Hon. D. w. Voorhees,, Of Indiana. A
delegation from the Atlanta exposi.
ton, headed BY Col. Charles ;. Nor
thern, are acting as their escort 70
that city. The distinguished guests
were met At Ashland, 10 miles from
the city, BY a committee Of the Pow:
haitian Club. On the arrival At the
Union Station, this city, they were
greeted by q large crowd Of citizehs,
while D battery o. artillery stationed
IN Capitol Square announced to all
for miles that New Yofks Governor
was In tho Old Dominion Capitol
City. The party took carriages and
were quickly driven % Murphy
Hotel, where breakfast was served.
After a brief rest the carriages were
resumed and the party were driven
over the city. AT one o'clock an IN.
formal call was made on Governor
Mckinney. The party was then
driven 10 the residence Of Mayor
Taylor ElIyson, where luncheon wa
served. Al ) o'clock p. m. a ban
quet was given Governor Hill and
party al the westmoeland Club, ana
al eight o'clock public meeting wa
held al Mozart Academy, under tn
auspices Or the Powhattan Club
where Governor Mckinney intro
duccd Governor Hill, senator voor
hees and others, who made brief nd
Il dresses.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21
DURHAM RECORDER.
- - . -,
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 2I, 1891.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


The ice cream girl has had
o good long season, but the
end has come at last.
The King Of Siam is attend
ed by q body-guard composed
exclusively Of 1000 of the pref
tiest y Dung women in the realm.
Ring out marriage bells.
Tonight w. r.. Israel, ESQ.,, to
Miss Maggie Tnrrentine. We
can but cordially wish this
couple the happiest Of welded
lives.
Since our last issue we
have been very cold at times.
That load Of. wood, il you please.
We have waited long and are
waiting still. THE RECORDER
has been equal for any emer-
gency since the days Of Noah.
We learn from the Gas.
well News that on last Thurs
day night between . aud 10
o'clock the granary on the pre-
misses of the late j.. @. William
son was consumed by fire TO-
gether with twelve curings Of
tobacco, l42 bushels wheat, 90
bushels oats and 20 bushels
corn, q lot of broomcroh, straw
and chaft. Total loss estimat-
ed at 81, 1000; the work Of an in
cenciary. Geo. Lea, colored,
was arrested in Danville on Fri
day and carried back to Yancey-
vile, and after a hearing before
Justice Pinnix, was bound over
for his appearance at the No
vember term Of the Court.
That's the way to win a
better place, girls. A Norfolk
letter says. Listen. The best
class of factory girls in the
Union are thought to belong 70
the Norfolk mills. The black
sheep has yet to be found, and
the smallest scandal written
about these bllthesome and
beautiful Southern girls. Most
Of them are Virginians by birth,
pround as their ancestors ever
were, and hopeful Of winning q
better place in the industrial
world than they now dignity.
No foreman or superintendent
would dare to address one Of
the naughty maiiens by heI
first name. When enrolled on
the books she refuses TO give
her Christian name. "Whai
name?n was asked D new conner
in q wooden mill, recently open
ed. "Miss Clayton. And
your Christian name!" THAI
is an impertinent inquiry.
wish to be known in the mih al
Miss Clayton" And 50 she Is
So are all thess industrious, I'M
obtrusive young wamen.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-21

The RECORDER has been ham,
mering away at the question Of
q betterroad system q long time.
And as 10 the result, we are not
over sanguine; but we shall
nevertheless be disappointed IL
we do not have a better road
system before many years. The
people are beginning to show
too deep an interest in this mat.
ter. When we get good roads
THE REcoRDER, will not think it
was its abig'' talk that did it;
Just as the lunatic imagined
that q storm at sea, in which
q vessel was saved was caused
by his cackling.
The Norfolk Virginian says:
Al sensible and prominent fea-
ture OF the Accomac Democrat
ic platform Is improvement of
county roadways. II il de.
manded, too, that the law shall
provide for using improved road
making machinery and labor
saving implements in the con.
truction and repair Of their
roads.
The Manchester Leader says:
Every county in the State i In
need Of better roadways, and Il
these improvements are secured
then Virginia's future Will b.
ono Of great prosperity.
The demand for an adequate
and effective law Ii imperative,
but this has for years been B
question which the combined
wisdom Of the Legislators 81
Virginia has not succeedec II
satisfactorily settling.
The South Boston News says
This road question i indeet
one Of great importance TO ths
people Of Halifax. Can'tsome
thing be doneg Is the com
bined wisdom Of our Legislation
inadcquent 10 the occasion
We suspect that If our law
makers would give more atten
ton 10 the country roads an,
less Of their timennd talents 4
the various railroad schemes
brought before that body,
would be far better for the PEG
pie they represent.
"Improyed road-making ma
chinery" may be d good thing
but q proper use Of the pick
pillow, hoe and shovel, yigoi
ously employed under the II
rcction 81 someone who know
that wator don't run up grade
would be q great help in thi
section. II the Legislature
the place 70 look for relief; an