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The great shoe sale will take place
next Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day, January 10th, 18th and 18th, at
my store in Leemont.
G T Sbial6
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NoTIcE-All persons are hereby
forewarned from cunning or other
wise trespassing upon the premises
known as "Bowman's Folly under
the penalty of prosecution to the
full extent of the law. VIM. II. Coxton
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MONEY FOR YoU-Save money and
ship your eggs, oysters, terrapin and
game to j. M. Williams & Co., 81
Phila. Market. Top of the market
and quickest returns guaranteed.
]. NJ. Williams & Co. 81 Phila. Mar
ket, Phila. Pa.
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WANTED-A man to work on the
farm from the first day of March,
1894 to the end of the year. White
man preferred. Good wages to one
who will suit. r. T. Christian,
P. O. Mappsburg.
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Shoes will be sold at such prices as
you have never seen before, next
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday,
January 10th, 18th and 18th, at my
store in Leemont.
81. Shield.
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~NoTIcE-Highest prices and quick
est returns for oysters, game, poultry
and eggs. Try US. ]. NJ. Williams
s. Co., 81 Philadelphia Market.
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LAND FOR SALE BY PRIVATE
CONTRACT.

AS agent for the heirs of Henry D.
Carmine, deceased, offer for sale by
private contract. certain piece or
parcel of woodland, situated inabout
one mile of Onancock, on the road
leading therefrom to Deep Greek
Mill, containing fifteen acres, more
or less, adjoining the lands OF Ma
thaniel Fosque, George D. Scar
burgh and others.
This land will be sold free of the
widows dover and the purchaser
will receive clear title.
GEORGE G. WATSON, Agent.
Onancock, Va, Dec. ~, 1898.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

JUST REcEIyED-Several horses,
mules and buggies, for sale cheap.
B. W. Mears, Keller.
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Observation-Disclosures Shepherd
pups by VIM. NJ. burlington, Fair
Oaks, Va.
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'Feni7;era,lceviile
Christmas of '93 was the quietest
known here for many years.

Christmas of % was the quietest
known here for many years.
The number of marriages taking
place in this neighborhood in the
last two weeks has been sufficient to
break the record.
The Sunday School entertainment
held on the 2Sth was departure
from the usual programme, it being
musical one entirely, with the ex,
ception of an excellent address by
the pastor, Rev. j. R. Tillery.
Mi. E. C. Jacobs and family, who
have been residing in Baltimore for
some time, returned to this place on
the 27th ultimo. They are occupy
ing the Dennis property on Main
ST. Mr.. Jacobs has bought out his
old shop from Mr.. VIM. TYndall.
The following persons spent the
holidays with parents and friends
here: Mrs, IDez Neb!ett, Lunenburg
Co, Va, Mr.. and Mrs t. N. Watson,
Jersey City. Miss Mamie Watson,
Franklin City, Va, Miss Mollie
Gillespie. Horntown, Virginia,
A. Clinton Matthews, Randolph
Macon Academy" Bedford City, Va
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For SALE-"New high arm Singer
Sewing Machines for $3.50. S. G.
McGrath.''
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Dressing Cases, Work Boxes, Mani
cure Sets, Street Cars, Vases, Picture
Albums, all kinds of Pictures for
same, Toy Animals, all sizes of
Dolls, Steam Cars, all kinds of Con-
dictionaries, Dry Goods, Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Cloth
ing, Furniture, Groceries, Hard
ware, Queensware, Wood and Willow
ware, Drugs, Mating, Oil Carpet,
and we are the largest dealers in
Cook, Coal and Boat Stoves in the
county. also Hay, Mill Feed, &c. If
you want Xmas barrel of Flour, our
store is the place-Powell's Win
ter Patent Flour 1878, Powell's
Best in the World $4.20 per barrel.
Give us call before you buy, as we
will be sure to sell you before you
leave the store. Respectfully,
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slocomb Bros, onancock, will Ger.
tainly sell you goods now, cheap.
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w. J. HALL & SON,
Belinda, Va.
For Sale.

Timothy Hay, Cecil county, Md,
SIS per ton any quantity,
Meal, Bran and
Mill Feed.
Hot Bed Sash, Bricks, Lime and
Laths, Fish Fertilizers and
Bone Fertilizers.
Garden Seeds, Sweet and Irish
Potato Seeds,
Clipper and f T Plows, Gull
tivators and attachments
Stove Coal, &C., &c.
All kinds of Building Material
furnished on short notice.
All at fair prices.
H. T. WHITE
Bloomtown, Va.
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HoGs-I will sell at private sale at
my residence in Upshur's Neck, on
Tuesday, December 10Th, 1893, 30
head of young hogs. B. Fentress.
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Mr.. d. H. Johnson was in the city
last week making purchases for his
already full stock, ard now he is
better than ever prepared to
meet the want: of his customers,
especially the newly welded, and
those about to begin housekeeping.
Give him a call and he will please
YOU in goods and prices.
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For SALE-Fifteen barrels Of
choice round potatoes at my resi-
dence in Upshur's Neck. B. Fen,
tresS.
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For SALE-Five thousand bushels
of onion sets by w. j. Haley, Locust
vile, agent for firm in Philadelphia
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Mr.. FD1ToR:-I would be glad if
you will allow me sufficient space in
your excellent paper to thank the
good people of Zion Church for the
generous pounding we received at
their hands just before and during
Xmas holidays. Itcontinued for sew
eral days and we want to tell them
that our hearts and all that is within
us bless them for their kindness, so
delicately expressed.
L. E. SPENCER, Pastor.
Parksley, Va, JAN, 3, '94.
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% per cent. discount on overcoats
and clothing at rock bottom prices,
and everything else at reasonable
prices at
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The tariff is now off of overcoats
and clothing atSlocomb Bros, Oman
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BEN P. JONES,
Boot ana Shoemak er,
YORKTOWN. VA.

Will visit Drummondtown the first
day of every county court for the
purpose of receiving orders and de-
livering work, and can be found at
Hotel Doughty.
All work guaranteed to give salts
faction.
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WANTED-Hogs, from 30 to 81
pounds, at cents per pound. F. j
Barnes & Co Parksley.
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For SALE-Celery at 10 cents per
bunch. 3 hills to bunch, f. o. b.,
Bloomtown station. w. H. Pru.tt.
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Clothing
and
Overcoats.

New clothing, fine clothing and
no secondhand or old clothing,
but the latest styles in patterns
and cut in mems, youths and
children's clothing, overcoats of
imported and domestic goods.
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For SALE-Shoats and pork. APP
ply at once to P. S. Stewart, Acco-
mac G. H.
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acknowledgements and tran
sient by Mrs. Lille Dix Nelson, 671
w. Fayette street, near Green, Balti-
more, Md
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DRY GOODS.

We have the latest styles in
dress goods trimming and no
tions at prices away down.
We are continually getting in
the latest styles in
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NtstiscOIenEUe.

Miss George Tracey left this week
for Philadelphia, to take music les
sons there during the winter.
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Mr. NJ E. Selby, of the firm of Quig
ley & Mullen, passed through our
town this week on his first trip of
the year, and it need not be told that
or merchants were glad to see him
thy always are-and he never fails
to get their orders, and big ones at
that,we should say, as his sales last
year, we're larger by $s5, 900, than any
previols year. His sales for the firm
are simply immense on this Peninsula
and VIC. Id surprise everyone if we
were permitted to give them. The
firm and lie representative evidently
have the ctafidence of ourmerchants.
Mr. Robel P. Coleburn, well
known and hpular young citizen of
Accomac G.. H. and an attache
OF the ENTERtzIsE office, was mar
ried at IL o'cloc[ on Tuesday, Dec.
Goth, to Miss Malta L. Kelly, the
attractive daugher of Mr.. James w.
Kelly, of Tuckerta, n. j. The cere-
mony was performd at the residence
lof the brides fathe, Rev. Jos. H.
s. Bradley, of the Pres yterian Church,
= officiating. Mr.. j. v Coleburn, the
"a groom's brother, was ,est man, and
Miss Josephine Kelly, lister of the
bride, the only bride maid. The
81 happy young couple hi been the
II recipients of many ha ,some and
useful presents. ~
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NXIIIEREAS. Default has been made in il,l
w conditions Of II certain MOI tgage, execut
Ell and delivered by william \. Tully and Ann
fully. his wife, m,rtgag ors. to Vermont Loan
lay of october 4. D. lsss and recorded az d
mortgage In the office of the Register Of Deeds
in aud for the county of Pemhina in the Terri.
tory ut Dakota, now state of North Dakotn, ON
ne 3M!h day OF October A. d. 1883 at z O'clock
T.. NJ. In hook (ll) Of mortgage at page (S5, y and
there is claimed and declared To be due on SAID
mortgage al the date of this notice, the amount
Of ten hundred and sixly-sevcn dollars and
thirty cents Isl ,61.3D and no action or prOceeti.
ing aas been instituted az law or In equity tn
recover the debt secured by said mortgage, 81
any part thereof.
Nov, Therefore. notice IL hereby given, tina,
by ii virtue OF power of sale contained in raid
mortgage. and Of the statute In such case made
and provided: the said mortgage will be fore.
closed by sale of the mortgnged premises there
in described, which sale will be made at :he
front door of the court house In the city of Penn.
6na, in the county Of Pcmbina and etaie ri
i raid county: or by III. deputy, on SATURDAY,
The sSrd day Of June 4. d 1854, at two O'Clock in
the afternoon. % satisfy rho amount which shall
Then be due TN said mortgage, with tho intere.t
iiiareon, taxes and costs. and expenses of sale.
said mortgage in case Of foreclosure.
The premises described In said mortgage, AMI
SO to be gold. IRE the piece or parcel Of land
situated In the county OF Pembina and state OF
North Daknta. and known and described Us fol.
Section 6nfibered! twenty five (2s; in township
numbered one hundred ana sixty (l6O) north,
OF range numbered hfty-twO (52) west contain.
ing one hundred and sixty 900 acres, more or
less.
Dated Grand Forks n, u. April sOth A. d. 1891.
~ u. NEnMoST LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
+, w. WILDER, Mortgage
Attorney for Mortgage. Ia.H
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MORE SHAME.

Major BUTTE. Of Buttzville, North Da-
kota, Is said by Senator Kyle OF South
Dakota and Senator Hunton, Of
Virginia, to have approached them
with view to buying their votes on
the tariff bill. Before an invcstigat-
Ing committee, Bultz practically NC.
knOwledged that he had done 50 but
didn't really intend to bride them
but was trying to find out how they
intended TO vote. This knowledge he
would sell. 1t being valuable on the
stock market in New York.
BUTTE is a man Of whom but little
is thought In this state, but lie has
succeeded in again bring North Da-
kota to the attention Of the whole
country in anything but u credltable
manner. II this kind of thing is to
continue, some member of congress
will bring in u bill to annex North
Dakota to Manitoba, or IL Manitoba
won't accept, to send US of to run a
little government Of our own.
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Mortgage Sale.

~|IIEREAS, Default has been made In Oh,
conditions OF certain mortgage, exc.
cu!eti and delivered by Robert Waldo single
man, mortgagor, to the Vermont Loan and TrIsI
Company. mortgagee. dated!the sand tley oiOct,b
ia. D. ISIS andrecordeda s amortgage in ihr;o..
lice az the Register of Deeds in and for tho
county OF Pembina, in the Territory of Dakota
now state of North Dakota, on the 9TH tay nj
October \. D. 1883 at7:l0 o'clock r. N. In book
Gl2 CT Mortgages. at page (3O;) and there IL
rlai.ieI md declared to be due ON said mortgage
~ me date Of this notice the amount Of eleven
luadrcd and eighty Isl ,1sO, and no action
or proceeding has been Instituted ut law or In
equity TO recover the debt secured by said mort
gage. or any part thereof.
Nnw, therefore. notice IL hereby given, that
ny virtue OF power OF rale contained In said
mortgage, and of the statute in such case made
and provided, the said mortgage will be fore.
closed by sale Of the mOrtgaged premises
therein described. which sale will be made at
me front door OF the court hoilse in the city Ot
rembina in she county of Pembina and state Of
Norin Dakota, al public auction, by the sheriff
q! SAD county, or ''y li's deputy, on Saturday
nc afternoon, to satisfy The amount which shall
snen be due On said mortgage, with the interest
there0fi, taxes and costs. and expenses Of sale.
end iiity dollars tS50Ool attorneys fees a. stipu.
lated III said mortgage In case Of 70, eclosure.
Inc premises described in raid mortgage, and
situated in The county of pembina and state Of
Soith Dakota, and known and described as fol.
..Iws, tn-wit; The southeast quarter Ire url Of
"a: stc.!on numbered ten [1U] In tow nslip numb.
cree one hundred md tifty.nine 1881 north, Of
raige, numbered tifty-,wo [5s] west containin.
jass. "
Dated Grand Forks, n. D. April sOl,, A. D. 1891,
F.W.WiLpEG. VERMONT Loan AND TRUST &c
is|S Attorney for Mortgage. Mortgage.
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MorfRaRc Snle.

nEFAuLT having been made IN, IN The h, pay;
.I/ment of the sum III fourteen hundred and
thlrty-two dollars and twenty-three cents
date of this notice upon certain mortgage. duly
executed and delivered by Louis Farstenun
md stephine Furstenan ,n nis wife TO stephen
khe, nn dsts y lscs9 S ad'K q a s
the Register Of Deeds, in and for the county Of
Pembinn and state Of North Dakota, OH the Sic.
day of January A. u. 1891, ut 9:l5 O'Clock A. y.
the 18th day of January AID. ls9! duly assigned
sold and transferred tn +. D. Booker j.. and
which assignment Of mortgage was filed for re.
rembi,a county and state Of North Dakota on
the LIST day of February A. D. 1877, At the hour
of D O'Clock in the forenoon of said day and
was duly recorded in hook so Of mortgages, on
otherwise having been instituted To recover the
deb: secured by said mortgage. or any part
thereof.
Now therefore. not &C liz hereby gwen, that by
virtue of Il power of sale contained in said mort
gage and pursuant to the statute in such cnee
made and provided the said mortgage will be
coverd by. said mo.lgaRe. viz: The northeast
quarter Of section eleven iii in township one
hundred and sixty, (l6n) north Of range number
.hfty.four. q Dwest OF tue 5th L. NJ. and contain
c,rdfnalo the us. government survey thereof
less three (3) acres In the northeast corner III
sld quarter section decided 10 the church; III
Pembina coun v. md state of North Dakuta
bcsela at public auction: TO the highest bidder
for cash. to pay said debt and interest and
the taxes. II amy. on said premises. and fifty
dollars (S!00D attorneys fee, ns stipulated Ia
ani,by said mortgage in case Of foreclosure. and
the disbursements allowed by law; which snl.
wild be made by the sheriff of said Pcmbina
county or his deputy, at the front door OF tho
court house III the city of fembna in said conn
~ AMI state I'm the 9th div of June A, ID. 1891 n
two u'r.cck r. NJ. OF that day, subject to redeinp
ti6,tat any time within one year from the day 81
sale, rs provided by law.
Dated at Pembina n. d. April 18th A. D. 1894.
+. ID. BOOKER jr.
I'D. kSEEsItAw, Assignee of mortga tt
Mtorney for asslEnee Of mOitgagec. ll4i
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THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

THE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
On the third Tuesday In June, /: TIL
the annual election Ut school Officers
and the biennial election Of county
superintendent occurs. For the latter
Office, the present Incumbent G. E.
jackson Is a candidate to succeed him.
self. and it is stated that Prof. Cakes
OF the Bathgatc school is a candidate
In opposition.
Mr.. jackson has been county super.
tntendent for several terms. Expert.
ence has made him one of the best
informed men on school matters. both
generally and locally, in the state.
His ability is unquestiOnable. He Is
personally known and popular In every
town, village and hamlet in the coun.
ty. In his administration Of the du.
tics Of his Office he has been remark.
ably successful in Strengthening out
the many problems coming to his de.
cIsion in school district complications.
No public official could be more attcn.
tive to his duties.
Vile Mr.. Jackson is not infalliblc,
1t Is fact, that, there is no man In
this county who Is well enough known
to the people to be Mr.. Jackson super.
Tor In any respect us an ducatiOnalist,
to obtain the majority Of votes nee.
cssary tn elect.
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SKIP THE POINT.

The Times man steadily skips the
point OF the discussion in reference
to MIR. LaMourc. AS Il member OF
the state committee we ask Mr..
Lager to say, was 1t right to GUST Mr..
LaMourc from the committee, and
SO far as possible from the party. and
In the same series of resolutions to
bid u c others who did idcntically the
same act cordial welcome back into
the ranks? Let US have yes or no.
Arc the members of the committee
who did the condcmning guiltlcss:
Let us have yes or no Mr.. Hager.
Whether Mr.. LaM0ure was right OF
wrong, whether the person asking
these questions has ever sinncd, cuts
no figure in the answers to these
questions. Was the court partial In
Its judgments, was the court itself
corrupt?
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,,,.rlns safe,
=. Nherlh's sale.
STATE OF NORTH DAxorA,l
County Of Pembina,
Pembina Building and Loan Association, Plain.

STATE o. NoRrM DAkoTA'
Pembina Building and Loan Association, Plain.
Robert W. Gibbs, Defendant.
Notice lie hereby given that by virtue Of epe.
Glnl execution TO me directed and delivered and
OF the First Judicial District Court ttste Of NORTH
Dakota. in and for the county Of Pembina upon
Judgment and decree in fo,ecloture rendered
In said court in favor 81 pemoina Building nnd.
W. Gibbs, defendant; whereby have been
directed under and by virtue Of said judgment
and decree In foreclosure and special execution
to sell The following described real estate 81 .itI
Dakota, tO.wit: lot number eleven (llo In
blnck nine 70 In the original TOWNSHIP Of Caya.
lier according to the Official plat thereof. on dle
fna sa ~ The ne 81 q nf
stare Of North Dakota. together with eli the
heseditamen's and appurtenances thereunto ap.
pertaining or 10 anywise belonging, to satlsfy
III said court in favor Of .the plaintiff, the
Pcmbina Building and Loan Ase0ciatiOn and
against Robert ". Gibbs, defendant amount.
ny 10 nine sas se . xys d.s :pe on nine
same from the 9th day Of April A. D.; 1924 Ut the
rate Of seven per cent per annum and the cosss
of this execution aud the costs 81 sale.
Judgment and decree IN foreclosure and special
execution, on Thursday, the 17th day o. NAY.
af;erno III of said day at the front door of the
court ha,lse in the city Of Pc mbina in raid conn.
~ md state. proceed to sell all the right. title
and interest of the above named defendant:
Robert W. Gibbs in and to the above described
property To satisfy raid Judgment and decree
and special execution amounting to nine hun.
,rpd and sixty dollars and ninety centrt 90
toseher with I'LL costs e,h 2. sale q, ana N
il. lsat. ut the rate Of seven per cent FER annun
at pablo action to the highest bidder for cash.
dated rembina, N d. April 10Th 1894. sos
W.J. KSEEslIAw, A. NJ. OCONS0R,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Sheriff OfPembina County
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1n0NAEFiOAKEe,.H kNRY @. PAYNE,
=. HENRY G. ROUSE, RECEIVERS.
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Rcpaslieam co..sy ,:onv.nsion.

Hsaiquartefs' republican county committee
Hamilton, N. j.. Msy, 2lst A, u. 1891.
To the republican electors II the county o.
Pembina, North Dakota:
In accordance with 1sage nn,l instructions OF
the republican county comm itse. county con.
publican party If this county viii b. held q
,,s town ~ hall in the town OF lathgs!e, ON Sat
o'clock noon, for the purpamc OF eiect,ne twenty
delegates to attend tie republican state Con-.
yentiom 70 be held q Grand Forks. ON July lith
A. ID. ts0A, and for the transaction ut such 9th.
er and further business as may he brought be.
fore It,
The basis Of representation in ra.d conven.
Of Congress, Governor, secrt :ary Of sts,e, and
State Auditor Oh the republican ticket at the
general election Of 1892, sivin. one delegate al
delegate for each twenty-five votes, OF major
FRACTION thereof on the basis ab0ve set forth.
The different Townships IT, this county will
under such apuOrtionment be entitled - re.
presentation d follows:
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.ANswERRp

Lynn has a manufactured Of stamps,
tools and light machinery, named J.
Byron Roncy. This gentleman was
one oftthoses to, whon,s the clerk Of the
finance. committee Of tho United
States senate sent circulars Of Inquiry
respecting the details Of hiS;aus,ness,
the envelopes containing them bearing
tho flank Of ScAator VOORHEES,, as also
did envelopes that were to he returned
with hts replies. Mr.. :Honey filed out
one and mailed IL :;as requested, but
when the same circulars continued to
arrive. until finally he received the
10th. It. became monotonous, aud he
therefore wrote Senator Lodge ah,ut
II and enclosed n copy Of his replies.
This Mr.. Lodge made q part of his
speech the other day ~ tho grcat
amusement OF all listeners. In Mns.
wer to some Of tho many questions,
Mr.. ROneS said that according to the
oldest record his industry was cstn.
bltshcd by Tubal Cain, but rs he had
not access to the books from Tubal
Gains time, he was not able to give
figures as to the amount 1T produc.
tiOn, the kinds and the value Of artic-
les, made since the industry was esta.
blished. He desired specific duty,
$50 there should be not. lying by i'm.
portcrs." He found no trouble in con-
STRUNG the existing tariff schedules,
but kindly suggested that parties who
know no more about manufacturing
than the author of these questions
leave the tariff alone" Asked his
"opinlons as to. the cause Of the prc.
sent depression In trade, aud what re-.
mcdy" he would suggest, he frankly
answered as TO the cause: "roo much
democrat In the office. Remedy, kick
out every internal fool that wants
Americans to starvc for the benefit of
foreigners" To the question how he
proposed to meet any reduction in
duty on the goods he made, he replied:
.''Seeif 1 can find a democrat with more
money than brains and sell out to
him"
These replies may not have given
Mr.. Voorhees, tabulators such statis.
tics. they could use, but they were
valuable as an intimation Of the
opinions practical men held Of them
and 1T their mischievous labors.-
Mass. Spy.