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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
TALKING TO DRYGOODS MERCHANTS.
INTEREST INCREASING sTEADILY IL THE NOON
DAY BROADWAY MEETINGS.

Each meeting OF the Wholesale Drygoods Republican
Club at No. 324 Broadway, seems better than the one
urcceding Each noon the business and working men
who Gather there completely filling the hall. sing
with greater frryor, applaud more enthusiastically
aud insist upon STAYING later TO hear Republican
,rncipies cyuounded by eloquent speakers one hour
Is tbe scheduled time for the meetings 10 last. but
tho reluctant audience Is never willing 90 go til
h,lfp,st l. and Yesterday they would not allow the
chairman TO close the meeting til nearly hafpast :"
or course all do not stay throughout the meeting
They come and go, and all are welcome TO drop IN
for few minutes only. II IT Is all they have to spare
Tho suecial feature Yesterday the address Oi
John A. CoiIey, Of Massachusetts,. Mr.. 'ohey was
formerly a Democrat aud represented a Democratic
dist ict I'm the Massachusetts Legislature Like thons
onds of Other lris-AmcIicans he lett the Dcnoo'u'
party. when II nominated Cleveland ana b'-'h ~
crayItate toward Free Trade lie said. IN part: 81
was Democrat and Democrat still, In Inc SENSE
that Andrew Jackson was II Democrat; Tor lie was
elected I'm 1882 on IA platform which declared that
adeouate protection 10 American Industries Is indls
pensablc 10 the welfare and prosperity Of the American
pcoplc' But | Republican also, ana shai'
vote for Harrison and Reid. because the party when
marched undpr Jackson's banner Is still marching
under the banner Of Protection In the name oil me
Republican party. IL Is an insult 10 Jackson 10 coi'
nre his democracy with that Of Cleveland. Cleveland
Ignored and insued Ifshmen repeatedly while Ia OIL
Ace and has no CAIN to their votes. Harrison has
Justly recognized them la NE appointment ~ Ministers
10 Mesico Ecuador and Chill" The other SPEAKERS
Yer Nathaniel Mckay. Of New York; Captain JACK
Crawford. the poet scout ana ma, ~, la 1h. Sine
Ing and Mr.. Murlln played the organ: ON The pay
form, guests of the club, ".r. r.. r. r-'','' J."
chaf,e and Grinne Wills, Of New-lork ): u. Al
INNS Of Philadelphia: C. f. Lindsey and +. H. Potter,
of Fall River Mass banner viii be rnl,'h Dy 'h
club saturday noon and prominent speakers VIII DC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
A RoUsrNG RALLY IN PHILLIPsBURG.

Philipsburg. n. j.. oct. 10 tspeciaD-The pent-up
enthusiasm OF the rank and file In the Republican
party in this place burst forth tonight in rousns
Republican rally In Ortyga Hail. The building was
packed and Harrison and Reid were cheered to the
echo The meeting addressed by Mr. Ptkin,
az louisiana r. F. Howey. candidate for Congress- In
this district and John Kean, ir. candidate for Gov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

swrs Specific is totally unlike any other blood nedi.
cine IL cures diseases OF the blood szln by Icnov
ing the poison and the supplies good blood
u the wasted parts Don't be imposed by substitutes
which are said :, be just good, IL Is not true No
medicine In the world has performed many wonderful
cures, or relieved much suffering.
MY blood was badly poisoned last year. which got my
whole system out Of orderdscased and constant
q suffering, no appetite and enjoyment Of life. Two
oo''ies OF s. 5. 5. brought right out. There is
oe"ef remedy for blood diseases JOHN GAVIN, Dcy-
Ton, Ohio"
i"atse on Blood and Skin Discres mailed free.
SWlFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
FACING THE CHOLERA.

Keep The plague can't reach you II you 40 the
right tn tgnt time. Cholera takes hoia ana ruhS
It's deadly only when the secreons are ia9ity Az
LOOK 70 THE SECEErIoNS Soc that they Ar ~
heal and perfect. Put the liver 70 natural Work. tMe
and nutrition Avoid unriYc fruts ana
wholesome Cook everything even water oteSs
on membrane, ana bowels az once, Win
Dir nCHt,NCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
They carry disease ana all poisonous mat
fbcy perfectly healthy and natural eesetions
flge st.on
ton quickly safety thoroughly. Keep head COOL, Lees
warm, skin clean - -, -, $780,.
in many Chocrl 81 demc. They do Tor the sloMAm
JIVIK AND BOWELS JUS. wn1t sanitary science Maya
should be- done drains closet rooms and the outer
er,on They clean prrify the Inner house and pue
Tie amentary channels n peifee: order.
Avoid stimulints clear their effects Out NJ the sysem
q, oncc with the MANDRAKE PILLS. Put the ailrnen-
s.ry chanaeIs in o,drr and driiance - Cholera.
In Cholera rDdemcs and all Others n,olvng the liver.
stomsch and bowels, ror OF pryean and stand
~ INC credit of Dr. Schencks Mandrake Pills han TO any
rher agency remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

currency OF undisputed value and safety. The pro
tcotive tariff was hardly an issue. for nearly every
BODY was in favor Of II. The other questions nave
passed away but these two still remain before tN'
American people, and the banner Is mute Witness
of the Judgment OF the voters Of those days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
.o,,rp.rr COUNTY REPUBLICANS NOMINATE


oor,.,lc n Y Oct. 10 spcciaD The soi'c' ~
,o,,n,r Renublioan Convention held here Sc'c'u",
,,,. f., marked contrast 10 the Democratic con'
y, tn. DIV before in which the chairman i,u ~ for
snr officers OF the law. The unanimous '"o''. ..uo
.i,,u,, was Alexander G. Anderson, oil sori' w.,
,,r~dcrlc,, d. Cook of Bound Brook was -, -.
secretary George A. Dilts OF karlIan' wa, Nnrth
,s to sheriff IL. Newton spencer OF .>o''
,m,so,d and Frank W. Somcrs, OF SCUM nSer
prnoK were named for surrogate Dr. j. l. '""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
sprcr.I. MEETING OF AN EAST SIDE CLUB.

special meeting of the Harrison and REID Cluo OF
The Eleventh Ward, held last night, Mt NO. 80
Fast Third-st over $50 men were present h'"ii"
Pla,ow Republican candidate for Alderman from ,i'c
With Assembly District, and samuei D. LeDei'i' III.
-anddate for Assembly, present and made silo''
n.ches Professor d. c. Tauley from the state Com
n,,,ee delivered an able lecture the tarh ana lie
benefits The lecture Illustrated by streopcon re-
productions Of passages from the Mckinley law which
were explained by the speaker TO the satisfaction OF hs
hearers In consequence of this special meetlhg, ue
rcgnlar weekly meeting Of the club has been post
poned until Thursday, october -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

jamestown, n. Y, oct. 10 (speciaD.-Sena'or J. F.
Edwards, who beat C.. =. Nedder on the Denosraic
ticket, has come out fer the Republican camel a
and will address Republican mass meeting here
saturday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
FOR MAYOR OF PoUGHKEEPsIE.

PoughkeepIe, y. u, oct. 19-The Democrats of
the city to-day nominated exPostmaster William NJ.
Kctcham for MAJOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

up. srEyENsONs LETTER OF ACCErIN>'N
,.,-,,o,,u Ala Oct. 1o.-Mr. stevenson To-Day
49,, asred when he would give his letter Oh accept
ance 70 tho pabllc answered :" am no" 'o's "'"|
o,.ced with my canvass in the South ana ,lno
i Inf Inc letter until / reach Ey home III '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

cratic supervisor of Philpstown has been nominated
by The Democrats to against Mr.. Fish,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
TO-DAY'S SOLAR ECLIPSE.


PROFESSOR COAKLEY's COMPUTATIONS.
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: The eclipse OF October 2O.though only par.ial
will be the largest seen In NewYork for the past
twcnty-t three years.
At the maximum phase the moons disk VIII
cover about three fourths Of the suns diameter
What every observer requires T. know beforehand,
rs nearly as may be, the precise moment when
md the place where the suns disk TIE first
contact will take place These data h. requires IN
order 10 protect bis eyes from too long an expos
ure 10 the suns glare. lie does not need 10 KNOW
so precisely the moment Of last contact. because
he can follow at his leisure the retrcatng d SIX II
the moon.
The following results have been carefully com
puted especially for first c,ntnct, by the formula
and elements OF 1.-THE American Ephemeris and
putcd for first contact 10y other formulas:
Eastern STANDARD Time.
Dag .iiog - In.
ECLIPSE begins BY second ocess.0ct. % II a., p M
The ma \mum phase. digits......Oct. 20 ~ !. M
ECLIPSE end, last contact. oct ~ . T. IT.
The fist contact occurs at - degrees from the
suns highest point. or vertcX. coIncl around the
circumference OF the suns limb. toward the west.
or TO nearly IN. middle OF The suns first quad
'""' III ''''' GEORGE W. COAKLEY,
Professor Astronomy. University OF City OF New
York.
Ncw-York oct. 10, 1899.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
AND SILL THEY ORGANIZE.

vcer, Of Branchburg was nominated unanimously To-
the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20
K ROGERS 6 BRO, A. 1.

ELECTRO SILVER PLATED FORKS. SPOONS
&C., ARE FIRST CLASS IN QUALITY AND STYLE
v.nr RoR NEARLY A UaLFA CENTURY ny
ROGERS & BRO, WATERBURY, CONN.
IS CORTLANDT STREET, NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-20

tn CITIZENS OF NEw-YORK' Great frauds
nsrne,ra,ed on the registry last year and VIII be
.,,euted th. year. Ifyou value the elective franchise
md world project your rights ana preNen' iln"a' " -
yric.s legally entitled TO do so. EXAMINE THE
REGISTRY LIST. a public copy Of which Will Dc nj
,o,r pnce of registration every day up to hiec'on
Day. II you find that person Is registered 'ro'n
nr hou.e who docs not live there report ut once 10
49,, p s,,b,icon County Committee at the Fnh Avenue
Hotel.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03

Shorter Time to New York
The Queen & Crescent Limited,
which leaves New Orleans at 300
p M. with Though Sleeping Car
for New York, now arrives at the
latter point at $50 PM, second
evening, instead Of $40 Pm. as
heretofore.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03

titles, at s1.25 per 1000 Amply to
j. J. REZEAU.
@. II. Austin, Of Mobile, is now
sclerklng at the Bonner store.
An enrolment of POI has been
reached by the Columbia high
\ school.
Rev. O D. Bowen, of EIlisville,
will preach at the Baptist church
Tuesday mig hit, the 9th inst.
Capt. T. r. White returned Fri-
day night from q several days
business visit to New Orleans.
Many favorable comments are
being made regarding the attractive
features that the courthouse is
gradually assuming.
Capt. j. M. Shivers, who was
cOntined to his room the greater
portion of last week, was able to be
out again on Monday.
The girls have observed that
VIM. II. Smith has developed an
other attractive accomplishment
that OF landscape gardening.
Old Youths deer skin covered
ad-headed rattan walkingstick has
strayed beyond his ken. He would
be greatly obliged to the person
rcturning same.
Marble playing among the boys
Is in full blast. The gentlemen al.
sOlndulge In that game, and dollar
pitching, when business Is dull
enough to permit the sport.
Boys, be careful about trying
your craftsmanship on the Sou,h's
best scaveneer-the buzzard-the
new code imposes fine of $40
for killing one of these birds.
Artist Mcdonald is turning out
some very fair work IN thu portrait
linc. In fact, he has had so many
orders of this description that his
art lessons were pretermltted last
week.
We note with regret that large
number of children are not attend.
ing school. What is the matter Z?
The teach ers are popular ard COM
pefent, and the weather generally
delightful.
DR.. T.. B. Ford, of Columbia, who
recently shot himself accidentally
while out hunting, is rapidly i'm,
proving, says the Pearl River News.
This is good news TO the doctors
numerous friends in this locality.
On account of i'll health and 9th.
or satisfactory reasons, Judge o. q.
Donovan resigned the superinten.
dency OF the Methodist Sabbath
school on Sunday evening, and
Mr. II, M. Evans was elected to fill
the vacancy.
Gold snaps cause a little uneasi =.
ness among our vegetable and
hover gardeners, and fruit grow.
ers. Prospects ale now favorable
for large yields in these lines if we
are not afflicted with any further
severe weather.
w. G. Lay, now of Amite CITY,
La, spent several days of tho past
week with Orvlsburg relatives and
Poplarville friends. We have no
doubt, however, bat what a strong~
\ er magnet than blood and friend
ship had something to do with his
Welcomed presence in this locality.
People will talk, and say sharp
llttle things about their neigh
s ors, not even sparing their best
<onds-i. seems to be human ma
10 to do so. Those who most
Eefully bride their tongues,
BE occasional slips In this re-
pt. Knowing this to he true,
hbors and friends should not
put when gossips (who Won
PLY magnify communicate
ghtless remarks that have
made about them. Meet
Offending neighbor more cor
diaaH than ever, and all will be
We'. An over-sensitive person is
tne most miserable being in ey,st-
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03
TAX.COLLECTOR'S SALE.

On the 1st Monday IN March,
1892, in trout of the courthouse
door of Pear River county, during
the legal hours of sale, I will pro-
coed to sell the lands described be-
low, for the taxes and costs due
on them for the year 1891.
The sale will continue from day
to day until all said lands are sold.
TOWNSHIP In RANGE 14w.
O. B. Hall sw4 sw4 sec 25 state tax
% county tax u.
Same se4 se4 sec 26 state tax %
county tax u.
Unknown s. nw4 se4 sec Is tax IA
So.
Unknowp sw4 se4 sec % tax IA SO.
U. B. Hall So nj sw4 sec 80 % u.
i" 81 sw4 sec 20 81 Al.
Z" lots 8 "a sec 80 t Sc l A.
I" lots l 2 3 4 4 sec 80
LAO $50.
unknown lots 2 3 & 4 sec 33 1.55
396.
Township Is Range law.
Unknown sea ne4 sec s t % 70.
State or unknown ne4 nw4 see 10
t AZ los
Eli Lee or Paul Hafer nw4 ne4 sec
IL t % 70.
State or unknown nw3 sci and s.
sci sec II "a ZIG.
Same nw4 se4 sec II % 70.
j.. j. Bradford VIZ and se4 sci sec
10 1859 6 AZ.
Unknown nw4 sci sec 13 % 70.
Powell Hafer sw4 se4 sec Ii t % y.
j. J. Bradford nj ana nj 81 sec IA
t 3 SO 1854.
O 3. Hall net ne4 sec Is % u.
Nah Lee sw4 sec Is s 1.l2 2 S8.
Will Stockstlll strip on west side
sw4 nw4 sec Is % u.
unknown se4 nw4 sec - t % 70.
Powell Hafer sw4 ne4 'sec 10 % 70
State or unknown se4 sw4 sec 10
% 70.
Same nw4 avn sec 10 % y.
o. B. Hall nw4 seq sec 10 % p.
sell sci sec 10 t % u.
81 sw4 sec 20 Sc LA.
State or unknown sw4 sci sec 10
% 70.
Same sw4 sci sec 81 % p.
Same se4 ne4 sec 81 % 70.
Same sw4 sw4 sec q t % ~.
Powell Hafer sci nw4 and mel sw4
and sci sec 81 1.6S 4.32.
Same 81 p4 sec % LIP 2.SS.
j. J. Bradford nd nj sec % 1.12
2.8S.
Same nj p sec 20 lip. 2.Ss.
Henry e. Lee WI ne4 and ea nw4
sec % liz 2.SS.
Powell Hafer WI nw4 sec % sc
LA
Same net sw4 sec % % u.
Same se4 nw4 sec % t % u.
Same sea SET sec sc t AZ LOS.
State or unknowu nw4 sw4 sec %
t % 70.
Same sci sw / sec % % 70.
Same nef ned sec 20 t2S 70.
Same nw4 ned and e1 nw4 sec 80
"a PIG.
Same sw4 sw4 sec sc rs 70.
j. j. Bradford sea sec 90 t LIP 2.SS.
" e3 Is sw4 sec "a $50 1920.
ed SEA sec 80 liz 2.SS.
o B. Hall ne4 nw4 and WI nw4 and
nd sw4 sec % 40 $50.
Same n4 nj sec 20 1.12 2SS.
g ned ne4 sec 81 Sc d..
sea NED sec 30 AZ LOS.
" sw4 nw4 sec SO AZ l.0S.
sea ne4 sec SO AZ LOS.
VIZ sea and e4 sw4 sec Sc
t 1.6S 1872.
Township 2s Range law.
o. B. Hall ID nw4 aud sw4 nw4
sec 1 1.26 324.
sea ne4 aud cd sea and WI WI
sec z 2 7.56.
I" sw4 sw4 sec 6 % 70.
ea WI sec 10 1.6S 4.32.
nj ne4 sec II 81 2 16.
e sea sec IA Sc l Al.
ne4 nw4 sec Is AZ LOS.
WI sea sec Is % u.
WI VIZ sec 10 | 6S 4 80.
Cd 4 sec % Les 32.
Dw4 ne4 and sea nw4 and WI
sw4 sec % I.6S 4.32.
6 vi WI sec 26 LES 432
nd uw4 sec 30 t 81 PIG.
WI nW4 sec 81 $40
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03
j. r.. OLIPHANI
DEALER IN

-DE a LEN IN
DAVIS SEWING MACHINES
HATTIESBURG, MISS.
Keeps full line of Nee dies
Attachments, and parts Of all
other sewing machines,
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03
~F OR SALE !Vsa

Good SHINGLES, in unlimited guam
titles, at $1.25 per 1000. Amply to
j. J. REZEAU.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03

nwq nWQ and seq nWq sec 70
t Sc l A
Ben Socier OF vacant seq NEG and
nwq seq and e4 seq sec "a tax
1.12 2.7S.
Township south of Range 16w.
unknown SEQ swQ sec Ii AZ 0S.
Township 2 south Of Range low.
Unknown neg NEG sec 3 t AZ LOS.
" NEG swu and seq swq sec %
81 2.16.
Z" nwq nwq sec 81 56 IA.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03
Township az Ran ge law.

TOWell HaIeT n3 nWq SWq n~q duu
swq swq&nwq seq sec lao $50.
'w3 neq&neq nwq sec Is t 81 ZIG.
NJ swq & seq swq $40 ts4 ZIG.
Unknown neg seq & seq neg sec z
Sc LA.
WI seq sec 25 Sc LA.
swq nwq sec 81 % q.
" or state sw nwq u seq nwq Il
neg swq sec u AZ LOS.
-" swq swq &seq swq IL t % Y.
" seq seq sec 33 t % 70.
Township l South of Range low.
Unknown lot 20 sec 1 % 72.
i" lot Is section 5 % 72.
" or state nwq swq 80 tt 6 A.
nwq swq sec % % ".
o, B. Hall lot 20 sec 6 AZ los.
swq neg & seq nwq " nwq nwq
& neg seq sec 7 2 81 GAS.
WI neg & e9 WI & swq swq
sec II 112 2.78.
seq seq sec Is t Sc LA.
Township 2 South of Range 15w.
o. B. FALL WI nwq sec 3 t 2.24 5.76.
" neg neg sec 4 Is y,
" WI nwq & seq nwq & ID seq
sec 9 APO 10 80.
O." WI nwq and seq nwq and seq
sec 10 1872 1908.
e nwq sec II t l 40 800
nwq neg and seq nwq and NEG
swq and s. swq sec % t $50 72O.
6" Cd SEQ sec 26 sc A.
d" WI seq sec 90 Sc LA.
q" n5 81 sec q 1.68 432.
J." n9 spq&s9 swq % to so 7.2O.
81 seq sec 20 2.24 5 76.
e@ neg sec 80 LAO $50.
* nwa nwq see 80 70 1.80.
-" e9 neg sec IS liz 2.7S.
s. nwq&e3 seq 36 1.6S 1882.
Unknown seq neg sec 4 t AZ 10o.
d" neg swq sec II AZ 10S.
J. j. Bradford WI nwq 26 too IA.
E. R. Lloyd neg neg q % ".
Township IS Range 15w.
State or unknown nwq nwq sec 36
t AZ 10S.
Township As Range 15w.
Unknown seq neg sec 5 t AZ 1OS.
" NEG neg sec 6 t AZ l09.
State or unknown neg neg sill t28 ~
" nwq seq sec II 70 ~.
g swq neg sec % u.
81 nau pw0 SppS % 10
" swq nNq sec Is tax % ".
" nwq swq sec Is t % u.
I" swq swq sec ID t..
" swq nwq sec q t "
=" seq nwq sec " 4"
" swq neq sec " I"
NEG swq sec "
&" nwq swq sec "a t g
neq neq sec 90 60
seq neQ sec |" "
g neg neq sec 80 t 40 LOS.
" SEQ NEG sec t
6 neq nwq sec 33 t q"
sc SEQ nwq sec 33 It
a" nwq swq sec 33 "
j swq swq sec 33 "
g neq neq sec 80 t
&C seq neg sec 80 t "
g NEG seq sec 80 t Is
" seq SEQ sec 35 =
" Lwq nwq sec 36 t :
g" swq nwq sec SO 6
" swQ swq sec 80 t
" nwq swo sec SO I"
g. nwq nwq and seq nwq sec 2;
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03
MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Regular meetings of Poplarville
Alliance No. 1859 will be held on
Saturday before the 3rd Sunday IN
each month, instead of tho 4th
Saturdays as heretofore.
j. A. II. SMITH, President.
r. II. REEVES. Secretary.
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03


Il" swq neq and neg swq sec
% Sc IA.
o. b. Hail swq nwq sec Is AZ los.
" nwQ SEQ sec IA SO IA.
" j swq sec "a 81 ZIG
" nwq nwq sec 20 AZ l0S.
" nj nwq sec 33 1l2 2SS.
nwq nwq sec 30 AZ 10S.
n3 NEG and neq nwq sec rs t
81 PIG.
j J Bradford or o B Hall WI sec Ia
$50 1160.
0 b Hall or j J Bradford nwQ nwq
section 23 tax % ~.
Township 3 south Range lowest.
State or unknown NEG neg sec 20 t
AZ 1903.
:. g nwq neg sec % 40 1os.
" sWq neq g t
" seq neq 1" "
" swq nwq " "
& nwq seq "
Ed Il List nwq seq 30 "
Township south Range lowest.
State or unknown neq nwq sec 5
tax twenty-eight seventy-two,
seq nwq sec 5 tax % To-
do nwq nwQ sec IA ditto.
90 nwq swq sec Is ditto.
do nwq neq sec % AZ 10S.
do seq neg sec ditto.
do NEG seq sec " ditto.
do neq neg sec "a % 70.
do seq neq do ditto.
do swq ne do ditto.
do nwq nwq 25 ditto
The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-03-03

STA he4 duu et seq ana We Wa
sec z 94756.
d" sw4 sw4 sec 90 70.
" ea WI sec 10 t 16S 4.32.
d" nj NED sec II 81 16.
u" e4 sea sec IA Sc A.
Il" ne4 nw4 sec Is AZ LOS.
" WI sea sec Is % u.
" WI VIZ sec 10 6S 4 50.
" Cd i sec % Les 80.
4" nw4 ne4 and sea nW4 and WI
sw4 sec % 1.6S 4 80.
" VIZ WI sec 26 t LES 4.32
" nd uw4 sec 30 t 81 2.l6.
" WI nw4 sec 81 "a PIG,
4" SEA sea sec 32 AZ 0S.
" sea ne4 and K se4 sec 81 t
1.26 324.
" nw4 nw4 and nw4 sw4 sec
80 "a PIG.
Powell Hafer NED ne4 sec2 AZ los.
q" nw4 sw4 sec 10 AZ LOS.
State or unknown nw4 nw4 sec 8
2S u.
s. sea nw4 sec Is 2S 70.
sea seq sec 10 2S ~.
=" sea sw4 sec 20 t 2 80 720.
VIZ ne4 see ~ 56 | "A.
" nd nw4 and sw4 uw4 sec %
t "a 216
6 se4 ned aud e1 sea sec ~ 81
216.
6 sw4 sea sec 80 % 70.
ned ned and sw4 ned sec 81 t
90 LA.
= ne4 nw4 sec "a % 70.
INK nown ne4 sea sec s % 70.
d. A. Goodyear VIZ ne4 and se4 II
va and w5 WI sec Is t 2 "a 1856.
NED ne4 sec 80 t AZ 0S.
sw4 ne4 sec 80 t AZ 1,08.
w3nw4 & sw / sec 80 2,52 GAS.
Township 3 Range law.
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-31
A PENALTY.

The rock is veinsd with gold, and the silver
shines,
And the seams of the coal are black in the
neither mines.
And the copper CLEANS like a kindled furnace
spark,
And the heavy lead is dull and cold and dark;
Yet for all the black OF the coal and the gloom
of the lead,
Do they weep to be copper or silver or gold in
stead2
The lilies rock in a garden fair and tall,
And the daisies creep In the grass at the feet
Of all,
And the yellow sunnower starcs at the yellow
sun,
But the trailing yellow trefoils earthward run;
Yet for all tho lilies are high and ths daisies
are low,
None of them crieth. "why hast thou made
me so2"
Like flowers of air tho kingbirds fash and fly;
They have dipt their wings In the blue OF the
summer sky,
But the dusky lark that made an earthly nest
Must carry away its color upon her breast;
Yet for all the feathers are brown or the feath-
ers arc bright,
None of them saith, God doth not work
Alright"
And men spring up in their place, and a golden
crown
Circles a royal head, for king and clown
Rise aud pass through life their several ways,
And this shall DO born for toll and this for
praise;
Yet of every soul In every devious lot
There is mono content, there is none that mur-
murs not.
Nina f. Layard In Harper's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-08-31

CARLISLE, Pa, Aug. 31.-Fully ten
thousand people were in attendance yes
terday at the grangers annual exhibi-
ton at Williams Grove. They came
principally from the Cumberland, Shen-
andoah and Lebanon valleys. Hon.
Leonard Rhone, who has been selected
to preside at all the meetings during
the week, called the woman's suffrage
association meeting to order at half past
o'clock yesterday morning. Addresses
We're made by Rev. Anna Shaw and
others. The afternoon meeting was
held in thu auditorium. Addresses were
delivered by State Senator Gerard G.
Brown, of York county; Hon. Giles ID.
Price, Hon S. NJ. Wherry. members of
the Legislature; john L. Shelly, Repub-
lcan nominee from Cumberland county
for the legislature; Deputy Attorney
General StraDahan and others. In the
evening grand musical and literary
entertainment took place in the audi
forum