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The state herald., 1892-04-22

4 Mics Jo Tinkcl has recently purchased
new bicycle aud she manages II In a
skjlllul maaner that would do credit to
nm experienced bicyclist.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Mrs. l.. II. Patton, Rockford. Illinois
writes: "From personal experience ]
can recommend DE Wits Sarsaparilln
u cure for impure blood nnd general de
bility." City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

I Charles l.. Maxwell, from Parkers-
Yburg, W. Va, arrived in Holyoke this
week and will take up his residence
south. west OF Hol, oke.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Call and SEQ our fne new stock oi
glnss ware ard queens ware, just re-
ceived. w. r. Sbamp & Co.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

judge Gynn went to Denver the first
OF the week on business IN connection
with tho election contest case.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

/Mrs. j. NJ. Adair returned to Denver,
Tuesday. Miss Pearl Wakeman accom-
panied her for short visit with friends
At Denver.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Miss Dolly Donovan took tho train
Yesterday for San Francisco, where she
will spend the summer with friends.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

/J.S. Richards, OF Roseland, Nebraska,
Visited couple of days, this week, with
his daughter, Mrs. j. II. Painter, OF Hol-
yoko.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Wc have opened n -four and feed cx-
change store IN Holyokc and nrc now
prepared TO eivo you good Hour nnd feed
In exchange for your wheat and rye
Call und see us. Lohse Bros.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

b. A. Hoskins took tho train, yester
dny, for Cripple Creek where he will re
main couple Of weeks.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

We aro agents for the White md I'm
Ion Sewing Machines. Call and 500 us
before buying. w. u. Shamp Il 10.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

W. ID. Kelsey made t,ip to Holdrege
and other points in Nebraska this weel,
on legal business.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Don't hnul your wheat 30 or 40 miles
70 mill wheb you can exchange II for
first. .class flour ut Lohse Bros. In Hol-
yoke.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

II 10 . truth In medicine that the
|suailsst dose that performs the cure il
the best. De Wits Little EARLY Risers
are the smallest pills, will perform the
cure and are the best. City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

I Mr. and Mrs. s. Dravo, OF Holdrcge
Neb, spent Easter with the family Of j
NJ. Whitman in liolyokc.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Tho Phillips county officers now hnyc
ncat md well furnished oIllces. Tho
small expense to the county which has
l,,,,a,, a,.:..aslnunu In order 10 mike Tho re.
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/o,.o riukcl now sport. fine now bI-

4 L. N. McPherrin, deputy county treas
'rr,r, made n business trip TO Hnstipgs,
Neb., the first OF the week.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

WANrED.-County warrants, and
school orders at tho Farmers and Mer-
chants Eank.
The state herald., 1892-04-22
CHEAP LANDS in THIS COUNTY.

No. North. west quarter, section
70, town {, range AZ, west. Known ns
the John Frcel farm.
No. 2.-North. west quarter, section %,
town I, range i3, west. known M the
II. s. uron fnrm.
No. .. Southwest quarter, section 81,
town Z, range AZ, wost. Known AS tho
II. j. Mcuinniu iarm.
No. 4.--South. cast quarter. section ",
town I, range 10, west. Known ns the
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Rain! Raiu!! Mudl!l Mud!!!!
Now il tho time to plant trees.
-
California honey at W. r. shamp &
Cos.
Good well machine for sale by Whit
ney Irwin.
20 lbs OF peaches for sl.0o Ut c. ]. Sla-
ter 4 Co.'S.
Gall At Irw,ns sale barn for cheap
horses.
Fifty Thousand brick for sale by G.
iiolyoke has the best cornet band in
this part Of the state. a-si.is- s---.,s.l-ftss-
One car load Of horses for sale at
Whitney Irwin's barn.
" The Easter snow storm waa couple
Of days late, but IL got here.
Fresh groceries arriving daily at G. J
Slater 4 Co.'S.
II it don't atop raining soon, tile fac
tory will be needed at Holyoke.
Give Whitney Irwin call before buy /,
ing land.
" Witherbee Brothers have put up an
awning in front Of their meat market.
For good flour at reduced prices, go to
c, Varney.
A new line Of glass ware and queens
ware Just received nt g. j. Slater & Co.'S.
A car load Of Michigan salt at @. j.
Slater & Co.'S.
just received, another car load Of
Straight Flour. Lobsc Bros.
See K. G. Taylor for all kinds OF plow
shoes, Amherst, Colo.
For paper hanging and lsalsomining
neatly done, call on II. j.. johnson.
For fresh groceries, go to the old rei
abie store Of A. Hyatt's.
For painting, staining and vanishing
neatly done, call on II. j. johnson.
A car load Of crookery just received nt
~ 4 Slnfor a. (Anss
The state herald., 1892-04-22

tho oIlicefs. iisnfy I3hss " ~ ~ 49,
Honorable President. Julius iaI,nfa i.
the oxecutionef aud Thomas J. Mopon
aid ia chief cook mud captain II d for.
ngng squad. From VI ac,sunts. Il
would be good i,lea ior tho saa CIV Tor
the prevention o. cruelty 10 animals 10
Investigate tho workings and ohirels Il
this Organization no, osly Tor iha pfa
lection of the canine of tho insn. uu.
that some Of our unansrsniins eiiissas
may not receive great bodily ininit shiis
undergoing the ao,em iafinfrs af iHdia
tion iuto the mysteries II this ss,,i.iy.
On the qucaliop u initiation. John iiein
nnd Jerr, Oliver would be- god VT
ucnscs W which 10 prove that I, is cruel
nbd inhumnn treatment of ANIMALS ia
cnuBe candidate 'of admission g. tide
tho Haunngo chopper 'of ,ru honts Wills
tho socIsty band playa ".taae. sFesi
Home" To fullr appreciate the esieni
OF this torture, |, II nsrrssary is khow
the makeup of the baud. palisra pia,s
tho guitar, Toi,en fa,iles tho iisnaa.
LohHe plays the accordion and liinch
handles the violin. For any further ref
cicnces M Ia the quality Of mnsie. In
quire OF the near neighbofp, u The, have
not nil moved oni.
T. S.-1hc iiGHALp Fvteman ia 10 hs
Initiated into the lcn,sieries oi the bologna
aud limborRl " SATURDAY night and
VIII other nGpsiiian ~ irrm
~ The snnfe
The state herald., 1892-04-22
Local Lore.

II Ia our purpose to notc the arrival AMI do
partusc Of all guests to our city, nnd request
those VIII. have visitors to inform us OF the fact
Local news items arc always thankfully received
The state herald., 1892-04-22

VIM. Dyer, Of Seymour, Iowa, ia visit
ing with his father, G. NJ. Dyer, of Hol-
yoke, this week.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Tdc storm this week must have been
pretty revere on range cattle that had
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Go to +. II. Whitman for groceries,
boots and shoes. iG
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Il --- -=-f--->e------ -
A. Hyatt is still selling flrst-c;ass gro
ceries, cheaper than the cheapest. Gave
HIM call.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Lohse Bros. have sold and exchanged
81 100 ms Of their Straight Grade Flour
How is that?
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Black and honey locust, box alder aud
nsh tree seed for sale by ". Il. Shamp 4
Co.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

Lettuce, onions radishes and sweet po
tatocs at W. II. Stamp 4 Cos.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

A car loud Of crookery just received ut
q. j. Slater a. Cor.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

For painting, staining and vanishing
neatly done, call on II. J. johnson.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

For paper hanging and hnlsomining
neatly done, call on II. j. johnson.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

sosrosE
The state herald., 1892-04-22

For fresh groceries, go to the old rei
abie store Of A. Hyatt's.
The state herald., 1892-04-22

See K. G. Taylor for all kinds oi plow
shoes, Amherst, Colo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
OTHER SPEAKERS.
THE CROPS m CAROLINA.
A Poor Peanut crop. and Cotton Being he'
pIanted-Personal and Social Notes


rCorrespondence Of the Richmond DlsDatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., May 2L.-lhere Is
comnlaint through this section anu Edge
connie county that tho peanut crop IS very
moor. and moi coming up satisfactorily.
NJ. h. H. Raspberry. ono OF tue geaI
Tdcecombc farmers. was here yesterday;
and Saws that farmers are ploughlhs up Ailq
rerlontiur thclr cotton. some nave sald
here TINT cotton IS now coming up Well
4 rood rain this morning has gwen nope
that cotton and peanuts VIII vet come.
There is not much compliant ABOUT the
corn crop. ,..,...,.o.
Home-truckers are supplying the market
with very fine sirawberrlea.
Rev. h. 4. Naum. the pastor OF inc pap
fist church. l. holding meeting anu eA-
poets % have Rev. Alr. Hutson, OF hlch-
monl, o. assist HIN.
on % visit 10 his father, Hon. W. H.
Kitchen.
Ms Aeness Andrews yesterday re-
turned from Roxobei
.ir. K. l.. Pitt. OF HobgOod, has been IN
town TINS week.
Miss Cathaune Mccormick, OF Nirglnial'
who has been visiting her sister, MIS-. H.
1. Naum. bias returned home.
Mr. y. A. Pittmau went 10 Norfolk TINS
week
sir. W. fl. Mcdowell. of Murfreesboro'
Is visiting her sons and daughters here.
1ir. IL. ,. Peters. az IarbOro', mas visited
his father this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
The Exchange in New Quarters.

The Southern bell Telephone Company
have moved their new quarters from the
top floor OF the Hanewinkle building 10
the northwest corner of Ninth and Main
streets, where they will occupy tho two
upper floors recently vacated by the Off
GERS of the Grand Lodge of Masons. The
offices leased by Superintendent G. +. Nc
Cluer. the head OF the service here. will be
in every way superior TO those Just given
up. The new switchboard which covers
the whole width of the building on the
top floor is double the size OF the old one,
and has a capacity for 2.i00 subscribers.
1t Is divided in sixteen sections, each of
which will be in charge of an operator.
The district Offices win be on the lower
eoor. and Superintendent McCluer will
have several rooms for his assistants and
clerks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

enabIe General Lee TO hold his position.
lie covered the return OF the army 20 VIZ;
oinia and at Botelcr's Ford administerch
10 McClellan's following host terrible
and bloody defeat.
But Hill aud his achievements are mas
solubly linked with nearly all the iinpor-
FAINT engagements IN which the Army OF
Northern Virginia PARTICIPATED nis
biography is an inseparable part OF It's
c.ories. II was Hill upon whom Jachsohi
snd loo called IN crises in their lives, and
IT. was Hill upon whom they called on
,beir death. beds. Both of these great
con,ains immortalized him with almost
,Ln,, Last breath. The one preceded INN
over the river. tho other followed hun.
THE PROCESSION.
The unwilling ceremonies will take place
in the forenoon. and IN ADDITION 10 the
military OF Richmond, consiStinE III III
for.rv cavalry. and artillery. there VIII ps
companies present from sof''
tons of the State. ,,,-..,
Yesterday Captain Thomas Ellettreceived
q letter from the colonel OF tue fourth
VIRGINIA Regiment saving that companies
T. /. G.. N. aud ID would attend.
The ceremonies will be under the
ausp,oes of the Pegram Battalion Associa-
ton. and the following camps OF Cohlede-
rate veterans have reported Tor places IN
r. e. Lee Camp, No. 1, Richmond, va.
George f.. Pickett Camp. Richmond, Va.
n L. Lee Camp. No. 2. Alexandra.
StOnewall Camp, Portsmouth:
pickett-Buchanan Camp. Norfolk.
]. +. b. Stuart Camp, keams station.
Maury Camp. Fredericksburg, va.
AP. Hi Camp, Petersburg.
John Bowle Strangs Camp, Charlottes-
Iouisa Camp, Confederate Veterans,
Louisa county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

Japan. or alternating in New York
boarding. house can soc grandeur III
around him. poetry in the swaying TeeS
or the rising sun or the moonlight on ,nc
water. and can touch with brother
hand humanity wherever he finds II. bu'
he is one Englishman in iO,0OO,OlO.
HATRED AND ENVY AROUSED.
The average Fnclishman loves TO have
This country and its institution Thoroughly
abused, and tho London Tines loves 20
print 10. The malevolcnt spirit behlnu ths
Times IN these affairs ~ that which engagsu
the scoundrel and forGer Pigott 10 lie
about the lrish cause and its leaders, Wheh
intelligent Americans visit the Ola coun.
try-and by that mean those who can read
and write-they go there allied with reye-
renee for antiouity, art, and history. 10
them every ancient custom. every cTudeand
bupolinc method, every stupid utterance'
CONVEYS n lesson. There - story even
in the rags Of the bcggars as theIe II
IN the runs that confront one everywhere.
Coming from world Of sunshine ana nope
TO ono of antiquity ana gloom my s'uuS
and learn. Tue hippant. insular. ana
proiud'ced of-shoot of decaying England,
leaving behind him his mdeons, moidiN'
and repulsive London, comes 10 New ork
and finds here a metroulis of such magni-
icence and grandeur that all the envy anu
hatred IN his nature are aroused. lie mas
for ms the same sort OF sentiment
that the ignorant ploughman IN the
cabin has for the favored lord IN 'he
palace on tho hill. His sole purpose here
IL 10 be "a miserable % possible ana 10
find such fault as he i able 10 hnd. lhese
Eterary rnc-pickCrs Of the kiplng variety
are like the vulgar man who would "a,
onc's dinner and abuse the cook. or wouiu
find much 10 admire IN Your canvasphch
duck and your Burgundy, and then sneak
around and investigate your garohS". oar
rel with the view TO finding somcthlh"
vulgar 70 say about YOU. There IS growV,,,
ing spirit here among people VINO are s-l.'
filed with Amcricanlsm To begin boNcol,
ting and ignoring all English professional
people on account of their disposition
10 enjoy our hospitality. take our money!
and then blackguard rs. ! am sorry 10
see this. because England sends us some
delightful artists az we'll az some very
charming visitors. There need have been
no mistake in regard to kiphng, nor neeu
we be mistaken IN any instance. ior lnesJ
literary and artistic cads are an wen
known. A man VINO Il cad al nome -
certain TO be an intensified one abroad
Still. 1 suppose our American people VIII
90 on reading Mr.. kiphng's tawdry ana eN-
crutiating literary rot. chiefly because IL
deals with exaggerated things we know
nothing about, that be knows very niue
about. and that we should all care less
about.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
THE STATUE OF HILL.
Prrparations for lis Unwilling Tomorrow
Week Nearly Completed.
AN IMPOSING PARADE.
Rrief History of the Memorini-BrIlliant
Episodes In the Here's Career-Pro-
grnmmc Of the Ceremonies

The Committee of Arrangements Of tho
A. p. Hill Monument Association are busy
perfecting the final details for the unvell-
ing Of the statue on the 3Oth of this month,
which ia also Hollywood Memoral-Day.
The occasion will mark the fruitlon of
hopes long deferred, but the compensation
for this weary wait lies in tho fact that the
memorial is worthy expression of the
admiration the world entertains for the
memory of the famous leader. first OF the
no less famous Light Division of the Army
of Northern Virginia. and later Of the
famous Third Corps of thai grand band OF
heroes.
Seven years ago Major Thomas A.
Brander. OF the Letcher Battery Of PeGram's
Battalion, conceived the idea of erecting
over the grave Of Hill, in HOLLYWOOD a
suitable monument. Later on this move
poent met with encouragement from the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
THE rARleF-REfoRm MAss-MEeTlNG
subcommittee Appointed to Arrange for
the Gathering Friday slight.

The Executive Committee Of the farm
Reform CLUB met at tho Office OF Mr. J.;
Beverly Slater yesterday afternoon ana
aopointed the following subcommittee "a
perfect the details for the mass meeting
AZ the Theatre on the night Of tue Htn'
when Congressman Wilson ana W. D.
BRYAN will speak. -
Committee on Arrangements-Le H.
Page. Jr., Barton ii. Wise, and Is. Rand
Wexford:
Committee on Invitations. J. Dudley
f. Beverly Slater. and Luke Harvey.
Committee on RecepuOn-A. III. Sedueh'
Roosevelt Page. and John Jackson.
Hon. William J.. Wilson - not unknown
IN Richmond. A few years back emade
speech IN the Opera.house, on Broad
street. winch IS still remembered by an
who heard II as n magnificent effort. DIR.
BRYAN ia a young man, but by his first
speech IN Congress made q national repu,
tat.on. Mr. George .. Wise characterized
one Of Mr. Bryan, efforts "a the greatest
speech that had been made IN the House
of Representatives in the last ten years.
All the Democratic clubs az the city Will
be united To attend the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
THE CONTE5TEeS SUSTAINED.
Another Appeal Taken, and the Pro-
Ionged Gases Wiil Be Heard Again.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
FAMyuLE. VA. May 2l.-In Prince Ed
ward County COurJ to-day Judge Chris
tian. Of AppomattOX presiding. the con
tostees We're sustained IN the election
cases OF ;. H. Bliss. G.. III. Bliss, and James
t. Harris. Republican contestants for the
offices of county treasurer. sheriff aud
commissioner of the revenue. these
cases have been pending since the spring
election Of 1891. The contestants com
plant was first quashed by Judge Farrar,
of Amelia. on the ground OF misjoinder Of
their names, aud tins was sustained by
Judge Hancock. The Court OF Appeals
then reversed the decision Of the Circuit
Court aud remandeG the case 10 the
County Court for trial upon the merits Of
the testimony. dis Honor Judge Crute.
county Judge Of Prince Edward, having
once been counsel IN the cases, procured
the services of Judge Christian. with the
aboye-stated result. An appeal Is now
taken from this last decision and the
cases will 20 up 20 the Circuit Court a
second time. Colonel X. 4. Hubbard and
lion. W. G. Franklin are counsel for the
contestants and Colonel Fitzgerald and
Judge Watkins for the cOntestees. The
case consumed the entire week.