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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-18
Millinery OlG!dlg !

All fho latest st, les Of HATS cheaper
than ever sold them. Flowers from 20
cent, 10 81 90 Latest STYLES Of MObo :
very lew. These are all New York gUod-,
spd 40 u the best and the styles the
lste.t ALICE n. TELLER.
Main street, south OF Reformed chnieh.
mar. G..
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-18

The Lynchburg pirqiHidn publishes the
following digest. prepared by Judgs J. s.
Diggs, of the bill just passed by tho legie-
lature for the refunding Of the U. s. direct
tax. II informs claimants nnder IL how
they may proceed. The State Commits
soner appointed BY Governor Mckinney
is POW in Washington experimenting the
copy ing of the lists OF those who ppid The
tax aud the amounts they paid, which
will be furnished tho clerks OF comfy
courts and Of corporation courts. The
amount coming to tho inhabitants Of the
respective counties as ascsrtained by this
commissioner, viii then be sent TO the
county treasurer OF if the Governor
thinks proper he may appoint a commits
sloner in any county to receive and dis
bnr,e the fund. Such treasurer CT Gen.
missioner Will also have copy Of the tax
list, with tho names Of tho original tax
payers. Upon receipt OF thlS fund By tbs
treasurer or commissioner he 10 required
to post notices at the voting places Of bis
county OF city OF his readiness to distrib-
ute it among these entitled.
After dedncting pro rata share for ox-
peuses, including FIVE per cont. comrnis-
sion to the dsbursins officer. he will psy
tho amount shown by his list TO the per-
son who paid Il to tho tax collector. or II
he be dead 10 bis personal representative.
II person has q proper receipt, shoHinc
the payment Of tho tsx. or can prove OH
erviso that be paid it bat whose name isl
not on the oficer's list, he 10 not b. DO raid
BIS the treasurer, bat his nsmo and claim
shall be forwarded 10 the Governor and
there listed.
When application for reminding ia made
by the personal representative Of one who
paid the tax. OF hy per'oa who paid the
tax bat did not own the land on which
the same was assessed, such applications
shall he listed By the treasurer and laid
over for thirty days to give opportunity
for other claimants TO intervene, and it'll
shall then be paid 20 the party appearing
10 be entitled. In case of conflicting
claims, the treasurer or any party may
have the matter determined by the coun
ty or corporation court, by motion, or
notice.
The fund shall b. so held and distfb-
uted until March, 1897, when final settle |
ments with the treasnrers will be had by
the State and the balance then IN hand
will be distributed among those who had
shown themselves to have paid the tax,
but whose names was not found on the
tax list. Then il any balance Of the fdnd
remain undsturbed on the first Of Janu
ary. 1898, it shall he paid into fhs county
or city treasurer TO be expended on the
roads OF tho county or streets Of the city.
Mr.. Moon, the State agent, furnished
Senatar Walton with the following statr-
ment of Sh,nandoah's portion Of the tax
Amt. of Sl214951
of exemptions, ............ 1876 90
Net amt tax,.......... $40, 673.25
Amt. urcollectcd. 5000 %
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-18
E U R & K Il 0 l 5 E.
JOS. 2. E0LTEHAF, Proprietor
EBIHBUR0, VA.

This new and commodious hotel is now
open for the reception 81 guests. Every
thing 10 new from bas .nent 70 attic, ana
Yves bull WITH view TO making it one Of
the most comfortable and attractive hotel,
in the vsllcy. The ro.ri, are fitted up
With al nedsrn Improvements in fnrni
ture. Tks enss end dining room ere
handsome, large and comfortable.
Ne palma or sx>era will b spared 70
furnish tbs table With ell that c,n tempt
the nppetiss ssd give perfect 'stisfsctios
Chsrcss will Be worry moderate, AID
guests ecu rest es.arsd that xll vii. lie
done 10 maks their stay comfortable snd
enjoyable.
A 6ss-eless liver. is attached 20 the
kotcl. CDsc. 10, ~ If.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-18
BALTIMORE. Nare

SuIne.-The receipts aio u.ail. as
numerous as last week. som 81 los, 90. p
those reported then. The quality IS sat-
factory TO dealers generally, ih.7o being 81
fair number of good Wostera a'.- Tic
market is strong at lasJ w,.'1 i-a.t..
and only fairly active. Mccarthy la-
sell at 6ia6f cts; fair 10 LET Western
62s7 cents per 10 net. NEST lies OF Ne-
tern at 6is7 cents. The range r. 6t.7 c,.
per ID net The receipt, Of ho il.
week Numbered 900 hnal
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-18
WAsn1NGrnN- ID D -.

" h0IIINV IV'I y = tsIII'-- ~
At Union Stock Yards Some 81 catt'
we're offered, and sold IS follows: BEST "a
liA4s cents, good 4a4i cents Medium 3.a
81 cents and common 2a2t ccut. Icr ID.
Some 277 sheep and lamb, were oa tAe
market with sales as follow. Sheep af
44a6 cents, and lambs at 6a7t cents lc.
ID. Cows with calves sold from 9-5 o.
$50 each. The market was saigly active.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-18
La.I.s. Gentlemen and ChIIdren'c

il t.Ha fo uy regular sh' c-making
.ar. aiGel stock Of carefully
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1892-03-18

Mr.. A. G. Wynkoop was admitted 10
the jefferson har at the last term of that
court
, 1892-02-18

asv " prtehasd has had she grippe.
Mda@ aiaFa Gham5ars II ma@a Improved
eapg. Fred Wilson ieak q srp so Seattle
to-day
W aadrsws ndvsa laa4 ulrhs 1om
Seattle
Mm v 0.coaaos win rls4s raeoma. ~
morrow
Z Bsssnaa ~ .his noming rora visit
" Portland
mss Harris haa sssarued nom rlsis
sa Portland
Mss Helen eowlss rssarasd last airhs
'ea8n Tacoma.
8r aaa Mrs i88ermaa Bsa gsf ana.
costss snas morning
Msa @esl G@T@5a. sF Tacoma. IN vfeann
tas family af a. D &egars
Hiss Kate NsIlsner eg Spokane. Is visit
az Aar sssag @Fs. kEe8iana.
Wm Brown 80 Tacoma aaf n u arm8ba
q gaconas, WsFe granted ass fiAxs Hesnss
4 to-day.
A G. scxas. 5rs8aer " rsuneilmaa
lekels iafs 1ar bis a0He "a Tacoma. lhls
morning
Samuel ana Hahnls H0ssnshal mars ahts
I % 30 ous today after sheir bmg eoannes
asaHs wtah lsVef
Edward tan3a ans agtiss. efs shia maru.
iag a5F Tacoma E6mafeHW h3s view 81
L 0lvmNla probably tas 5ess ever ms3s will
5a aaea Ffom sAs press oe 8ae ssmaa nmns
las cempany
Col Z. VI Eddy aas been lavissa by ia
republicans 9f Seattle s0 m@as sh@ ertne8
7 pal speech aS ere Mr8M8 rally there sn shs
~ inss.
, 1892-02-18
orsmrnas nHrrrs.
LlLlIMrE al TnM MEEihIF

a01#G ON T0A0MT
KHlaars q PTFHsAs q. F Esmple
giHE GagMeEt eel@aaa Hiatt
kasH &GAngHa EeoM Fse9MM bail
REVIVAL Mmnffaa hastian church.
M G A MaAHRNe hgom Ma 5Qs
HeassA esreef.
m 9ga aamt gQe4 sasaeHam Em Watch
fspaiang w 20 NeAa a Goddard.
Fam #stefs BAND u.il xsFs . BAL % EFi.
AaF g@t IS 1ow Aas
&iaa laaaaFv wesk DORIS at sas Washing
lga tsapdsg. 4i7 Third ssnsst Meaas0g
FREE ea e@af@s. fAse i
"A apeeai eaa seaTias sas HamAernaen
easaea through 0Hmgia saia MsEaiag %
Pa Ag u Portland
Ae Fsm maHe n 4Hss elass Hmca gr ainHes
81 58 sae Arae %22 HggFsa street.
a8H hs4ss A sEaateFant.
IhA saassa aG fMs Eima Baptist ehareh
WttI asee ! ssesaale sn MaMdaF @gentaa ln
the eAaees aa Adams street. 4esmsen aeV-
en#M aaA Eighth ssfe@ss4
get yeaF cigars "A atlisss 81 Main
ssfess M
Nme samafal ae Emoeh Hare, wha wan
found Ae84 81 his agMn am sh@ Maa Bay
eeaa eas aed leasg ss bis restenee 81 %
@.eAaeN- kaA amesa@ems Ee92 e1aea at Il a1
&sy aHMs5eFy.
pear become eoastip pasea. raks bszen
AVIS Rfsks.
Bg vote eg sheridan Gang ~ " Aasg
Hi@at. g8 HHmDeF W9f6 urged b ~ pres
aat q sle sasersaaHHens sa as gwen b Ehs
7 Ma@a@s Relief Corps ss@earaw ml3@&
y ead Yaes name saG address - 4 nesfat
card sa s@e Hawee5s Seed Co.. fae0ma, tsf
I y fa#a copy e& &@@ar a@Aan&satY tilMa8smse&
+ 1867 seeG aHa garden EG9A sae1sg21e. a1& ~
lasseaA ~ ths Friday 4fseeu0oa pro-
I xeMM sf sH& Ladies' MasseMl @aeiatN. Gao
regular nie@slms "a sAe saeistY Will - 8&s
po4sa s9 praetleln# H5r she esueeft Eo BE-
giVea am Wednesday sFeainM ae2t Iaa sAs
@em@sa gg HAa sherman valley school 6i#
ggiek.
Tae estate of Enaeh Start. who died on
a@aag N esGim@s8& s@ 5@ m0fth shout
5000 HsH lived Atans. 81 sAs Mua BAY
ros4 depsiQina slmeeif Of many comforts.
0ue ef Bhe @faa of 4 seMes og toana
msa social gatherings occurred las8 even.
Ing 80 bas h8ms sf Ms ANA Mrs. m v Oa
ds@- &s WI. &a4eews NHamk Cover W
& newell G4s0F@s NJ MGAH MssE &s@8 ava
g. Woodrg@ were present.
The maeaeaaa pags aens and the xutten
! 9a Vain street, ee&s@aa Ghls& ama H8ast
stress wnat cleaning af very BADLY.
6smeF4i Q Brisn chairman 81 Ehs coum
6V Republican, &a@m48s&@@ m8I s9@m asae
J eaa Egr primary elections tn tha vafsGgl
J precincts ard s7taG Che aumasf af dele
gates saea Prsciaea "a snElgiea go Is shi
eamAm& e@@miy convention
View sidewalks sss se8az aid 3n she EAST
f.4a az Ma3m stfeas 9esmeen HIfth 8sFsa
a@84 &@88@A@ se@n@ M n@@ sFa shs avn
I inx posts % se sakHn down " - go seisv
shs street. q A county village appearance
, 1892-02-18

From 2 letter written bY Ms. Ada @
NHFd q afoean, 3 o. W. 4uots HWss
5aaam misM q aaa eala wNiaa settled en- mY
lungs es@wH sa8 m AM& 8nAEiY Terminated
ia Consumption Your d0e8Qea aass me
ap. saYiaA e0nld i8e aWt 4 short time.
3aws myself ap s8 m8 Saviour determined
d Z could ags8s4y WISH my fsfandsau EARTH
would meet cay atsanE ones above. MV
husband was advised s@ ses pt. Kings NeW
Discovery 81e Consumption. Coughs smA
Colds gave g trial Book GA SIT. sieas
bottles Itaa@ cured ms5 and thank G08 4
amA n@@ 4 we'll &mA Msafsg w@mam ErsaE
bottles Tree zs Mar Ross. Acme Drug
Store
, 1892-02-18
Settlers
Coming into ths erlsn8IA Stats pg Wash.
tasE9H shaaM maE fall se ta
aa..
OILY YMPIA,
Ihurton County

% haa supessof aavansassa eysf sn ether
polnsa aa paaas Sound
Il i tha capital aFths stats sna has Hnur
location Ehas anY a.tg Va sha rsass,
Tbs lmmsass wases ef thspss chasss river
matFa ID desirable piasa tar Hann.
factories
0iympla 4 a gAa bead "a aar.sAtlan aa
raGss ssaaa
90 eaa ire Aasthsfn raelae ana ghs ras
rowaasaa southern railroad raauipr
shraash ls aaa shs Uaiaa rassae 10
uaHs at construction.
ts eaaassssa usgh ali so.nss q tha ssass
nna aaaHsty NJ FaM and steamer
haea
is haa aaa aEFlsalsaFai fsuit. nmbst 49,
miussal eaaessy back ofW.
There IA no reason ia doubt that
Olympia In the next ton years win
heeome q citY az 5000 population.
She MaH naa haceme IA rguat sea-
pozE and commercial center IKE
Seattle "a Tacoma. hat The Will ha
second t1 them alone
Perhaps no more satisfactory
evidence can he found than Che
opinions 81 men of ku1wn ability
md wida experience, and certainly
mono are koeueg nor more uhservaut
than tits managers Of the great
Faia0ad gyagem. The fact that so
many limos have made Olympia
their objective, shows clearly The
confidence those able men have Ia
har future growth
General sherman in brief
speech Ia the citizens here many
ygam 40 8aid thas Olympia maa !
natural. strategic and commercial
point, and thai ona nf the greatest
cities III she Sound would one day
grow up here
Olympia, too, III A city of homes,
81 schools, of gardens, and fruit
trees and shade tTeea, i city which
draws visitors, and attracts families
of means and refinement, families
with children to school and bring
up. as s place II residence.
The capital OIL such state as
Washington would alone suffice 70
build Up n1 moan city The per
manent residence uf tha governor
and state officers. The seat 81 the
United States land aud surveyor.
gunevais offices, The place Of meet.
ine of tho Legislature, Che supreme
court, and many state boards. must
attract considerable population.
Come t1 Olympia II y0u want to
mako d permanent residence IN q
aplnndidly growing alata and city.
, 1892-02-18
Btda Wanted.

Hias WITH ae fsaaivaa Al gAe ai3ics af the
Olympia light Il FNwe7 Company umGti
saturday, February ED. 81 % o'clock a. m
iaf &n.0H feet af 8inch nlamkimE, meep as
less i@Q0 tiaa ats Eass ans 8a@ agnan
tnHaf 1ale# tshaHe9l 9 Esat long. Haa less
tNaa iHeHes ia aiamsfae at small end
Ices maF hH etehuf sawed aF haMM Ia
M@#n 0f na& lHs# kbaH #BW1n Mre Mate4
fisE t0 Ae delivered along Tine af company 81
proposed street. railway. at times and tn
quantities An Ae #neeiH#d in contract FnF
further particulars Gait AZ 0hiHe 9f THE aatn.
pany The epmpanq reserves the right su
fhiaa amy en- ALL alag
0fYwrgA hMHa NawwH g8.
, 1892-02-18
- - - -

yesterday fseelusa tg0o. being 50 aFss
saasaiAmens fFaas sme sais aa s@aAs. &m
additional s20 g09 b axpeeked shortly TAe
esNtF9e4 f5f ENs construction "a sAe Mae
H5lA ke set @M 9H aee@as &aaeA q. and tae
Ane Wtaf s9 e@Mpssea @a& 81 operation ay
present sEaek "a she seA8ea "a Masa ssF@es.
aWs u " probable tMas Eas gIsg &@amG8i M8a
Essase Else asW E4e4 81 sHs Wsss ssHe 9e sae
street. Tive AanaseHs.V eQaiNse1 ears
sss being constructed GA Aae ase ca ~
company
, 1892-02-18

&FkHR @M MA8tfH@F@# @
EaWmHg af EhMe#aaN
o. fMs fipe l6g eaaff 81 Mi8 county ii hs
Hattae az she astafe 81 natafmH ftaslesfae#
Decreased &a5i#w at tstSlsmHaf "a 4ahl A.
count
Natiea e hefahV 4iVau sAat Wlstiaat Raeisss
saaHiaitsase8E 0f sAa estaEa af Deborah s tsafe
8aM. &#a@as@& aHs E8wdaFasi M@# M8aaHmtaa gaF
settlement Mmd Ne#8 fN tAA 9WHaagHf easaef at
fAaeal0n eaMntY s5ete be #ssHias&an hts nnai
seen1ut as sHeA adM8a}sffaeaa8 tNd ftst
WasfMasA#3s t@e aA9 at February. m a8 fl
a95aes M Ht aR saH F5Mfs FAaei af s81a sHH@tiaf
county. Nea been aaty aaNWiN9aa ag sa5H t3
MefEaF HaMHt sag 8Hm saf#aasA@t f the stEa amat
aNeaMnf ne Mi9H Afutw am# niaHa aaY Ne348H JH
taeeated a aalN assafs way aaaeaH anN iale Nis
exceptions ID writing ia aiAH sai4 Haai seaoaat
&m8 enM6s9s sf@ MsHtM
wsaesH MNn W Robinson.
sntN1 fsiss af ssaH superior teaf6 aNd
tAs seal et saif aaaft hefemmEa
aa6se8 sHis s AMY En- Nea tNM
ftH M fE H0NwRHa
county tstk snH clsfe ~ superior CONT
, 1892-02-18

Waaa WalA Gntan Eu Inducing Ctins
tau A ma@aam ~ saNs aaafwa af sha Tm4
coma Ledger tbs psopf0eHags af shss papsr
tddaA f9trg aa i.s aiiaesNal Ana q3af ana
&ua#taf@a Ga igs hWHm8 departments
we sball ha Hut 8as u Nt aa8@doa does
MQt Haee sH# Ledger tHg bas4 paper ln
tan Northwest
, 1892-02-18
ArcTIoslsa roEs.
Ths saeiai eg ths Weaann Relic
eeFps NemorfoH Evening.

Corps AemoFF8w EHenins.
AMsile#a tam sHa amsuaemeaa pEansse4
- s6e tee social b 81 gives ~ ths WQms
ass kelies Gasea. aE Grand Anmg hali a.
mempw sVenlus. Aise0pNs meaabsfs. sGaa
q Nstsrsas an4 a a. g. mea are expected
n IA eseeeas And laaiea sees WNE IA "a
szls W sas ai3asat alaaer. A N Rogers ~
O % gNs 31estaaesF &sfEesHMeaes 81 ilt ~
s#FHsa m campfire sEHts. visa sae easA8WiHs
Msf@Ms Aa&a@@H Overthrow D9@
Vowel sa0 @pmnga OAsaAmg "A leap
8eaF ss@HeaiE WMt es presented 81 eaeA
t@a8 &@8 8eMsse@8m @ssee@A AM AHa e@er
daily 2a8sed ahs saAaissG9H &eiag fees
Nns 1es b = HoVss aas. Has laaies steHa
AN "a row sad sHe @aaaem aeMtHd a. tM
#sMss aaees As hea f8gs beagR@aes 4sQaa
aaAsF tae shs#H sas AlesfgHsss calls goa :
Ha. Ana Eaa assassE asslsiea secures Sac AaaH
gae am sa@asa Es refreshments. MwagR aGa#
.a search gg q good saMe should Dc sN e&Aa.
, 1892-02-18

Sec what you Get for loo per Year in addition
"A copy of the Monthly American Farmer, published
Cleveland Ohio which has a National Circulation; Of
"A copy 81 the Monthly Metropolitan and Rural Home Of
Rochester, New York which has d Large Circulation
among the Farmers oi1America: Or
"A copy III Barona Handbook and Legislative Manual III The
State Of Washington First Edition Il Is a book
containing Many Interesting Facts ~ the New State
at It's birth and the Old Territory.
II ordering the Weekly Tribune state which of thezhree
publications you desire.
, 1892-02-18

"A @ 1EEH&& s@ESsGM @#n&lss TsasM eR.
&&s tFaessa wisHaat bafa. aes# ala,eas eHm9n
t0G bridge WnfE 4 saaea5E4 uMss tr saHsFf I
eernss eefaag MATS ana asaa faeaaks 0fFmnls.
MaaM.
, 1892-02-18
MenNv tn Ena

Special sams s0 isaa on inproasd gafa
ana atY property A25o $40 tsdn, Sta0e.
8t20g, 5000 aaa s2aao No delay.
MEsaAp 4. E1HNes4anh.
Roam Ga. C#Ebare alack. Hkim.
, 1892-02-18

ID u cAEssT0N b d 81 dental fauaa eat
aar aaln Aaa FitaN. epposiae aia Fellows
Al@axs
, 1892-02-18
WANTED.
FOR RENT
FOR SALE

Il f&at laH sH 8lfaHse On q aNff9N e8 ltH faFnN.
4 zaea aa6 haaseaasH rsa534 seeaasifag 3 iarss
&fEeA@M SHOWS, @@ As Aeaaea MaAeA G Naf6sa 3@
FfFtaM sa R38fenNsa &tm&iH sMi 4s aaH seN sw@as
corner Eghsb Ha8 feeas0a ssfessN eHs& D
AAEaaf0M rs ta at
E4t6t#NMM# Y@&@ 8f f#@& @8rM #H@n &@@bN
EH Ghas @falasaf QtNMHfas "a ~ F A@ib
sa a sHsl1sa H sm
@N MGMGa sws s sM aH Mw5a Hamsf G.
AW t8wMsNfa M eanEa W#sg. EMaau Nsrt
etza pa eses1aEe 9ns gear ~ eeF efHs
anf eHnMms MhNafsa % fefnt once
IA M8itaH fass s MaMssssi4s FAa2 Aeha#e#
IN h8 masks saaaa m9m&4 ENaaR e1t ea48
Apply ~ fefHHne once.
.nbn gepeHs at fma tsf@uMa d saMa ~
AE NMM4Ha8
, 1892-02-18
NOTICE


NOTICE N M@H@A# fgYNM EAat aNm&A4& #iMs
~ Sion VII N& heiH Es taH ENHtFei HsMnHf
building in 81 aaol #ittfteH Ma. 6t 0aFmnEs
Nna#5pM sNH0iy s8ta me Waah8aasoa, aa she
BWMas8 ataA #aV @H NmAN@ANE t&h 8aF kAe N@f
R3s@ 81 daserHttAtn1 MHe8NGf NN n#& tn@
Directors g saia te0uol district shall Hatenw
m@aeg &ma issue Aa6alg a6 En@ 3iasfi6s fn 6A#
KgM ag i@e3S aussH88 dA6AaHs fEe EAs purpose
9MtsstndlH2 WafH4nss salf hfHtis. Dc iss0a.i
Shall heaF 3 faae e8 Am1aeess aaf AZ aNeeef Rek
e&fA88M N#s &M@@ns AM4 HMaE8 @@ parasitic 3M
eY hailoh fHase ia fs9af af taa lsseiaG 81
aaasia aa AH@VN sNa 1eas Wt6 vote, f6mN4ta4
Ne# N@@s@ HRMaS@@ 1@m@s @8A
TEE @HtE W3li Aa #pea FeaH aMa staeE ~
ta si4Mt tANak b. 81. fiY atfef a fhs aNaff Af
flgae5af8 aa#sg faaHFM eEHLhNNe
Ma@l ll4s8iea eAaHWa
DATED th8s HfeeasA asv 0t NsteMasV iNa F8
, 1892-02-18
ONLY $500 A YEAR.
seas~ awss sszssA s~4~@ a~psa issasses iw~@ s
~ " s-s--4 --a-- -sA~

Because .Publishes all the Supreme Court Decisions.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-17
>TkLL n ESTE0N.

A careful reading Of the United
States Supreme Court decision in the
railroad tax case would indicate that
the NAN line of the Wilming gton and
Weldon railroad was still exempt
from taxation. There was no exemp
tion clause in the charters of the
branch lines which were merged into
the main line, and, therefore, the mere
act Of merger did not bring the branch
lines within the exemption in the
charter Of the main line. This is the
language q tn court on this point:
"Tbe main road Of the Wilmington
Company was exempt, but if the Hal
flax road after its transfer be regard.
ed as branch or connecting road.
and, az all events, as in law not part
OF the main road, then it was not
within the exemption of the charter.
and the taxation complained of was
not illegal. 1t must be borne in mind
that the Halifax road was constructed
under an act Of Incorporation which
did not withdraw the property of the
Halifax Company from taxation. The
legislature apparently did not consid-
er it necessary to hold out that in.
ducement to the builning Of line be.
tween Halifax and Weldon, and when.
for the benefit OF these railroad CON-
panies, it auhorizad the transaction in
question, i must be assumed to have
done this rs matter of favor and
rot upon the consideration Of benefit
to the public by the creation of what
had already been brought into exis.
tence vi hout any special release from
common burdens"
And again "The legal identity
Of the Wilmington Company re-
mained, while that of the Halifax
Company was destroyed; and al
though the transaction was desert
bed by the legislature, in the act O.
1875, as a consolidation, it amounted
rather to merger or an amalgama-
tion, and need not be held to have re
suited in new corporation. But i
by no means follows that the transfe
OF the road of the one comp any to tn
other made it in law such an extension
of the main road of the latter as +
bring it within the exemption fror
taxation which, as we have seen, wa
confined to the main road alone"
The right Of the branch lines to e,
The state chronicle., 1892-12-17

by the STATE CHRONICLE, of Raleigh,
is both timely and proper. The sin
of which the distinguished Senator has
been guilty ,and at which the Caucasian
has grievance, is that be has said
that the masses of the third
party were honest and should
be encouraged to return to their allie
glance to the democratic party, but
that the leaders of the Weaver move
ment in that State who had misiead
and deceived many people were not to
be desired in any party.
Senator Vance might stick to that
and not be far out of the way. In
fact, what he says is so and there IS
where the shoe pinches. The Caucosso"
man, who is disappointed and di :
gruntled Weaverite, says the Sena-
tors remark, sis an in insult TO the
peoole Of North Carolina and he feels
called upon to resent it," Well, no
one Ca -es anything about his resent
ment; the fact IS he people of Carolina
had forgotten that he ever lived.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-17

If the Observers judgment is worth
anything the States only hope Of a
cabinet appointment is in Mr.. Hender
son. Unless our people will get to-
gether on him the discussion, except
as mere matter of personal comrli-
ment to gentlemen, had as we'll stop
Charlotte Observer.
The judgment Of our esteemed con-
temporary is valuable at all times,
even if letter recently received from
the editor was dated at the Morgan
ton Insane Asylum. We fully agree
with the esteemed Charlotte Observer
as to the merits of Mr.. Henderson.
whom we have long regarded as safe
and sound legislator, but we do not
agree that Mr. Henderson is the onlv
man in this State who can be lis
cuSsed IN connection with a cabinet
appointment, except as matter of
personal compliment to the others.
There is plenty of good cabinet tim.
Der in North Carolina, and Mr.. Hen.
derson is just as sound as any. But
our contemporary is on the right line
when it indicates that there must be
unity of thought and concert of action
to succeed.
The state chronicle., 1892-12-17

The Atlanta ConaHtl0R congratu
lates tile people Of Georgia that the
Legislature Of Georgia has indicated
lis disapproval Of any more hostile
railroad legislation and a willingness
to leave the road. to the commission
and tha tax collector Four ftths of
the railroads Of Georgia are now in
the hands Of receivers, and much cap
ital intended for investment in Geor-
gia has been diverted to States where
a more lb raj ,entinyn, in favor Of
internal Improvement prevailed We
contend that railroads like indivi-
dusls, SHOULD b.ar their just proper
tons Of the bnsa-n Of government, but
this constant tinke.iue with our trans
por.ation liaes arl creating prejudices
against them Is is % Be- commended.
We have g coed and competent a
railroad comm sion il n orth Car
Dina IS ary state in the Union. Ii
Is compos Of gentlemen Of legal
ability, q The highest sense Of honor,
and the interest Of the State is per
fec,ly safe in their hands. Whatever
is right, our commits ion will enforce
It's province, like that of oul
courts, is 70 see that equity
and law govern all the relations be
tween the state and the railroads in OF
passing through our borders. Th,
moment ajudga or q legislator feels tha
he cannot walk the strai ght line of Jus
tice and consider impartially all conflict
ing interests which may come befor
him, in that moment he becomes unfit t.
pass upon such interests. And the al
fairs of our people are so interwoye1
that one interest canno. be destroye
with safety to the remaining.
There will always be found me-
who seek political preierment by az
peals to popular prejudice. Thes
sometimes succeed, but it cannot ~
pleasure to succeed in sactS ] war
3, - .hI;Y, --onrasanted ir
lnva ably proves ephemeral, if it wa
not wrong. Success won by arrayin
class against class and antagoniziD
business principles, interdependent a
ways,doesnot bring the contentment an
qualification sure to follow success wo
by the fearless advocacy Of sound NOR,
and political principles. We, too, ca
congratulate the people OF North Ca
olina that the stock in trade of IL
demagogue IS about exhausted and tn
an era Of right thinking has abo
dawned. Let popular prejudice f.
back in impo;ent rage at the line
stern justice.