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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
TURF TOPICS.

The sulliics drawn by Alix and Azoto
weigh only 20 pounds.
lagos a:l5 is the fastest mile gone
OH the Pacific coast this season.
George +. Smith has bought Thurs
ton from Gideon Sc DAILY for So, 600.
STEAMBOAT is i'll training for this fall,
and fast mile is expected from him.
Belle Hamlin, 2:121%, is caring for
her first foal by Mambrino King at Vii
lage Farm.
The stride of sweet little Alix'
when extended is tremendous being
over 22 feet
Riley Grammar, the famous young
plungcr, is said to have Won $12, 600 on
Lissak recently.
The average life OF n London omnibus
horse is five years, while that of team
horse is only four.
Kentucky Ban, we'll known runner
of few seasons age, dropped dead re-
GENTLY ut Morris park
Azote, 2:092i was first put to plow
Oh the Palo Alto farm, where field
hand discovered his great speed
G. j. Hamlin, the owner of some of
the fastest trotters alive, has announced
that he will race no more 2-ycar- olds.
Driver William Fortcscuo was heav-
lily fined by the judges ut u race recent
ly at Toronto for keeping a sick horse
on the track.
Friends of Taral excuse his poor show
,g at Saratoga with tho statement that
eights were kept down so low that he
could not get decent mount
Budd Doble the driver of trotting
horses, has been sued for not driving
Vera sufficiently to develop her speed
Ten thousand dollars is demanded.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.

10y VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST DATED
~ the Ith day OF March, 1889, and recorded in
city OF Roanoke State OF Virginia, executed to
me by j. w. Coon and Sallie c., his wife. and y
i. Ninlngcr and Molie E., his wife, TO secure j..
H. Sk.nker, special commissioner of the circuit
court OF Roanoke county, in the chanccry cause
OF Carr vs. Carr therein pending, the payment of
the sum OF 81 600 with interest thereon at the rate
OF six per cent. per annum from tho date thereof
evidenced by bond OF the said j. w. Coon and
n; I: Nipi1ger for the sum OF $1,000, dated the
Sknker, special commissioner, MS aforesaid Il yc
years after tho date thereof, with interest at the
annually and default having been MADE in se thc
payment OF the said bond when the same became
due and payable. and having been required so to
90 ny Edward w. Robertson, who has been M
pointed by the circuit court OF Roanoke county
special commissioner in the chanccry cause Of
Carr VS.. Carr in the place OF the said j. Ii.
te Sil On FRIDAY TIE ia HTsRA pHY ' Of
The premises sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder, the following real estate lying in the
city OF Roanoke, Virginia, described rs follows,
=, Beginning at the corner of Valentine and
stevens lot on Salem avenue, thence with said
Terry's lot. thence with said line north ssh east
70 rect to point thence new line in q eouthcily
direction Ss3 feet to Salem avenue. thence
westerly with Salem avenue to the point of he
ginning, being the same land conveyed TO the said
d. W; Coon on, and n 7: Nininger by W. p. HUI
CN lie fOLLOW ING IERMS-Cash as to
enough 10 pay cost of executing this trust aud
the expense heretofore incurred of adycrtisinsr
under this decd. amounting to ten dollars ,includ
ing a commission to the trustee of 6pcr ccntum
upon the gross amount of the sale and TO dis
charge the said principal debt OF $4,000 with in
tcrest thereon from the 9Th day OF March, 1891,
ana the balance, If any, TO be payable in two
cqunl nm ual instalmente at one and two wears
frcm date of sale; said deferred payments TO he
secured ny deed or trust upon the property and
to he evidenced by negotiable notes, bearing
interest, made by the purchaser ut such sale
m j. ALLEN WATTS, Trustee
The above property gold and tho debt
thereon assumed by our vcndees.
~ N. II. NlNINGER.
IL I'd 80 j. w. COON
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
rrRusTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF ApEEn

fIkuSTkE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF ADDED
OF trust executed to me by j. X. IIocka.
DAY trustee. on the l2th day OF March lS0l and
duly recorded In the clerks office of tho Jnstinws
S ., io9 tne city or Roanoke in decd book No.
ol, psSe 50. IN trust to secure to A. A. Ferguson
OF aselgns the payment OF the sum OF 5000 90 evi
denced by one certain negotiable note for ss0 ~,
bearing even date with said deed, and navabIn,
Two years after date to the order OF A. A. EcT
Sueoh az the first National Bank OF Roanoke
va, with interest thereon at the rate OF six pcr
cent. per annum; and default having bccn 1,apTa
IL inc payment OF the said note. and having been
requested ny the holder of said note so 10 do 7
VII; ON TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY of oCTO.
bEt; 1874. at the front door of the courthouse in
inc city OF Roanoke, ATl O'CLOCK p. NJ, ofrer
nc auction, al that certain lot or parcel Of land
described in said deed US follows: ''' anu
beginning at the southwest corner or peach
Tree street and the old Salem and Lynchbnrn
ROAD, tncncc north I5 degrees d. minutes yvoaf
~ Iect along said road to point, thence con-
unuing hionE said road north III degrees west
SO1 7.l2 feet to point, thence south a
degrees .02 minutes west 20Sk feet 10 Ebon y
street. thence along Ebony street south So degrees
J.. minutes cast lle 15 feet to point and contnu-
ing along said street south 10 degrees cast LOG 81
rect 70 point thence south 81 degrees Is minntcs
Gust =, ieet TO point on said Ebony street. CON
.nuing with same south 10 degrees east los feet
10 the northwest corner OF Ebony and Peach
rec ssrce,s, thence with the latter north de-
g p minutes west Slh feet to a point on
Peach Tree street, thence north with the same "a
beginning. ~ ~ pie0 VI
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to pay the
olschargc the amount OF said note subject. how
ever, TO n credit OF 500 as OF the nth dov of
Mnrci, is95. md the balance, if any, In one and
two years from day Of sale, deferred naymants 70
DC secured by n deed OF trust on the above dos.
crlDcd property and evidenced by the negotiable
o. nv ng RnTfaSser unless
the day of sale m : rR0IitT
'ue 81 Trustee
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CITY
or Roanoke, In vacation, on the 10th dsv of
August, 1S!4. S. W. Jamson, Trustee. apainst
". II. Felix, Leweliyn L.. Felix, A. NJ Fuiier W
NJ Fuller, y. Parlee Il - trading ma "
Partec S Co., Roy Is. Smith, trustee the Roa.
noke Trust. Loan and Safe Deposit Company and
All otner creditors OF w. Ii. Felix, as Of Noyem
Der oth, leN, the names and residences of whom
are unknown Extract from decree
IL Is adludged, ordered and decreed that this
cause DC ana Is hereby referred to John M. Hart.
lor the purpose and directed to take state and
report 10 court the following accounts: Rirst
An account OF the debts secured by the seversi
deeds or trust referred to in said bill the Or.
counts thereof and TO whom PAYABLE Second
An account OF the Indebtedness OF the said NJ IT
Felix, as OF the nth day OF November 1890 how
mnch thereof has since been paid or other Uise
satished, and by whom. Third. An account of
MI the liens Tpon the property In the bill men
u0ned' their dignities and priorties and to
whom payable. Fourth. What fee should ba
services in this cause. Fifth ANY other MATES
deemed pertinent by himself or required nv ans
party Interested in said cause.
A Copv-Taste
). $. BROOKE, Clerk
August IS. 1891.
Inc parties interested in the decree from which
tue foregoing Is an extract will take notice. that
on the 18th day OF September 1884, ut INV ofiice
IN the city OF Roanoke, shall proceed to execnfs
the same, when and whoro thoy are REQUIRED 10
attend, with such books. papers, vouchers and
evidence az will enable me to comply with the
order or the court ~ S
JOHN NJ. HART
rus "a Special Commissioner.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

JUDICIAL SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN ROA
~ nokc city and Vnton.-The UNDERSIGNED as
commissioner OF the circuit court of Roanoke
county, In the chancery suit of Ada b. Smith va
h0sa V smith CT ale, pending in said court, will
Sci at public auction on TUESDAY, OCTOBER
'" 1874, on the premises. the following real estatc
situated IN Roanoke city: I. That certain lot of
land In said city, described az follows
beginnlng at point on the north side of Rob-
crtson street 23l feet cast OF Henry street.
thence with Roberteon street south 81 degrees AZ
minutes east 10 feet to point thence north dc.
grees 10 minutes cast rs feet to an alley thence
win said alley north 81 degrees Is minutes west
~ iect to point. thence sonth degrees Is min.
ntes west g5 feet to beginning. 2. Lot No. 10 sec
ton 70. OF Rogers, Fairfax ~ Houston addition
TO Roanoke city. 3. Lots Nos, II, 10 and 2 sec.
ton 2. OF the map OF Roanoke Land and Improve.
ment Company. 4. Lot No. 81, section 10 of the
I ind OF the Glade Land Company, situated at
Vinton. u A'
These lots arc improved with good BUILDINGS
NC, ana VIII be sod separately
Terms-Cash $3.50, to be apportioncd amour
the several lots or parcels pro rata. The balance
on credit OF one, two and three years, with
legal interest from day OF sale, to be secured by
oond and deeds OF trust upon the property.
sale or hoanoke city property at II a. m: of
Vinton property ut 4 p. III.
JAMES $. SIMMONS,
Bond in the penalty of $40 OaO with good sc
cennrlty has been given by the commissioner in
'l No.. cause; w. GRIFFIN,
3lu 90 Clerk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
BY ylRT T, OF A DEED OF TRUST nxs-

Ky VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EVE.
~ ~ cutcd on the 18th day OF Noyembsr ISM to
. n uh,dersigncd trustee by B. s. Webb and ~
rccoiu in the clerks office OF tho Hnstinps Corvt
% noauokc c;ty, Va, the following proDertv was
conveyed to the undersigned namely: ""'
Va Gcrlaln lot OF land In the city OF Roanoke.
r ~, ueSlhning at point on the north aide al
anenSe north degrees 30 miuutcs west iS0 feet ~
an aiiey, thence with said alley north IS deorecs
cas- eS ieet to point thence south > dc1rees
cas-! o. rect TO a point, thence north IS deSrees
esst ~ ieet TO point thence south deorecs eesf
% lect to Mountain street, thence with Monntafn
ofbeginning. ~ e'' W 'ne pace
, In trust to secure the sum of sa,a97.ss. evil.
ueICco Oy Two negotiable notes PAYABLE To w 7
anu l.. Diair, Jr:, one for the sum OF SS3O So dns
one ON year from the 3lst day OF October ISM the
tuc otncr Tor he sum of ,466 g. due two wears
from the said 3lst day OF October 1890 each baor
ing interest from their date and whereas tj.teni,
a. ~, ue gu maac IN the payment OF the note OF
Sl,iuo:ot with interest thereon from the sad a1st
nay Oh october, 1870. and ID. E. Kcfauver. the
~ thcrcof having requested the UNDETERMINED
as trustee 10 advertise said pronertv rnr Soio
noiiTG IL hereby given that the undcrsiened viii
T uEp ! SOohSDAf, THE 9TH DAY OF SEPTEM
Dhh 1874, In front OF the courthonse in RoanoE.
city, va, AT O'CLOCK p M Of said dsp er'
p"TG Inc said property to sale at public auction
a., nhMS OF SALE: For cash sufficient TO nav
ohe oosts OF executing said trust and to paw the
auofS mentioned note with interest now held nv
made AStanver and the residue II any will be
,suT phyaoic In ono and two years from the date
Oh SAFE. evidenced by the notes of the pnrcheser
IN equal installments bearing interest from tba
uatc or sale and secured by deed of trust On the
property purchased oA 'ue
o2ot ID "A. DUPUY, Trustee. 70
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

'N'RUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Ry
virtue or deed of trust dated the 92nd doy
or december, 1892, from Melissa Van Wn~oncr
ana ana husband, to H.. X. Douglas and homas W
Milier' trustees, which deed Is OF record In thc
clerk once OF the corporation court for the ctv
OF roanoke in deed book So, page 10, to secure to
inc Mlddle States Loan, Building and Constrnc
ZION company, of Ilagcrstown, Maryland, the
payment or the dues, interest, premiums and
hnes therein stipulated to he paid, and default
having occurred IN the payment OF the said dues.
interest. premiums and fines for the SPACE OF six
months and more and being requested so to do
Oy the Middle States Loan, Building and Con
strmcti0n Company, we will, ON THURSDAY
LIE 4Tii DAY OF OCTOBER, 1874, AT I0.S
" CLOCh a. NJ, on the premises, proceed to sell
III pnDlic auction to the highest bidder ali that
certain parcel of land lying in the city of Ron.
hoke, virginia. and described az follows:
- btSinning at point on the north side M
W ythc avenue 2l3.9i feet cast OF Eleventh street
thence with Wythc avenue in an casterly direc,
tlon 10 30 feet point, thence northerlv NJ RIGHT
angles TO said Wythc avenue 1871 rs Get to an niev
thence along said alley in westerly direction 56
rect to point, thence southwardly l3I 9i feeI IN
inc place OF beginning, and known as LOT No q
section ., Melrose Addition.
lEhM>: Cash NJ to enough TO nav the cost Of
executing this trust and to pay the amount due
ana III arrears on said interest, premiums fines
and dues, viz, S326I0 and the residue shall he
years from date OF sale, the deferred pavments
TO DC secured by deed OF trust upon the propertv
and to bear interest from the day OF sale ~
Upon this land liz constructed q convenient md
desirable dwelling house. anu
HENRY KYD DOUGLAS.
THOMAS W. MILLER
Jus oo Trustees.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
Baby's First Stcps,

A we'll kept baby will walk when no
gets ready. lie doesn't need any lessons
Let him alone Sec that his falls arc bro
ken and his hurts kissed better, but don t
teach him to be n tramp. Urging child
To stand alone is an excellent way to Grip
pic him for life. When the young bird S
wings are strong, he knows it and flies
off. As soon as the baby's legs are strong
enough To support him, he, too will stand
up AMI walk off Give him n chance
BabylOol
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

GOMMlSSlONER's SALE OF VALUABLE
~ kcal Estate-By virtue of a decree n, the
liustlngs Court OF Roanoke city, Va, pronounced
chancery of D. term il The
against w. E. Burchctt, and Il. II Anrcc, VS. "a
same, we shall offer for sale at public auction, at
Sly, Va on FRIDAY. 2lST DAY OF SEPTEM.
h bEK, 1871, AT l2O'CLoCK NJ, those four certain
Wn nud l9ts, situated in the city of Roanoke,
Va; bounced and described as follows to-wIt.
vpiI.st. BeSinning at the southwest corner OF
s Mn.n'r ana lage streets, thence with Walker
point on same thence north east y fect more
or TESS to point: thence south s. east "a fect
m NOR. or iess. to Page street; thence with Paqs
place OF beginning SS' W VIC
% second. Beginning at point on the west side OF
street thence north IS west "a fcet NOR ne
20 point, thence north . cast - feet morc or
or ss 10 p1int thence south s cast 20 feet more
soulh 1880 west % feet more or lcss RI tho
beginning. Ns' w INC
=, T b Beginning at point on the west side
w w ,hsc street 81 feet, more or less north of
walker street thence north IS west 20 feet, more
OF less, 10 point, thence north east 81 foot
feet wore ~ 10 a point; thence south IS east 40
rage street south 1850 west q feet more or Less
TO the beginning. Va 'ess'
Fourth. beginning at point ON the north aldo
OF walker street ~ feet more or less IN Jsags
street, thence with Walker street north IS ,ycst
o o ieet more or less TO an alley, thence north
SssI ~ ieet more or less, to point thence south
~ east DO feet, moro or less, to a point. thence
sontherly 50 feet, more or less, TO the nlacc of
as lot Nos. "a and % Of the I; Il Thnmna ShUWn
lots nv '"' a'oVc described
TERMS: One third cash, balance In thru.
equal instruments, payable in SIX, twelve and
e sag months from date of sale. The above
sale is made at the cost Of Il. a; Plnmley. ''
X RANDOLPH HICKS,
e,, JNO. NJ. HART
- tos. Commissioners. 80.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
GOWNS FOR THE MIDDLE AGED.
Mothers and Grandmothers May To At
tired In Soft Bright TInts.

In color and in the shape of dress mat
Gers havo altered very greatly To the ad-
vantage of an elderly woman of late years
1t usei to he an article of faith with her
and hor drcssmnkcr that sho must not DO
too smart, and II sort of lumpinoss pcrvad-
ell her general aspect. 1t Is now however
tho young people who insist that their
mothers and their gran,lmothcrs shall not
give themselves up in tho matter Of dress
and take OH for their own wear the hope
less habilimcnts to which they oncc would
have been doomed. Daughters now throw
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
Sure to BE Select.

Farmer Pcsvick-Bo you folks goin ter
the church social at the Corners this oven.
in?
Mrs. Summerboard-I think not We
rarely so to affairs Of that kind unless
they are very select.
Farmer Pcavick-Oh, this hcrc'll bc Sc
lect enough! The sclectmcn NV the vii
lagc is all goin to be there. Boston Her
aid.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
MADE OVER GOWNS.
How to Make Them Attractive MT Little
EXDcnSc.

10 remodel an old evening dress for or
binary usc add II deep basque, full if one
is slender, Slightly gathered If the oppo-
site. Such basque is extremely pretty in
lace, plated surah or plated silk muslin,
and ut once rencws the youth of the tot
let. Lace blouscs made with long bnsques
arc also worn by the economical over old
gowns of bright color and smarter them
up wonderfully. Ovcrskirts and blouses
of light jctted lace also rcnovatc old silks,
whatever their hue TO successfully fill up
tho dccollcttagc and turn IL ball gown into
scrviceablo dcmitoilct buy two lengths OF
lace or of black or white guipurc, according
to tho color of tho gown. Tho first should
be about IS fingers in width tho second
still wider. Take the narrower, turn up
tho edge to make frill round the neck
and gather it into five parallel rows at the
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
GOOD personal security and will retain the title to
shall have been paid. "'on'S
LUCIAN Ii. COOKE,
&: w. ROBERTSON,
Special ComInissinn

r, ,. >: brooke, clerk of tho Hastings Court for
~ the CITY OF Roanoke, Va, do certify that Lucan
Cooke, and Is. W. Robertson have cxccntcd bond
as required in the above mentioned canse oon'
~ 81 ). 5. BROOKE, clerk
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12

= Z NA-tES N|G-a- Ed -S.SIa1A IL 4! =,
produces the above results in 80 days. :: a..
powerfully and quickly Cures; when all others .,!
'onhg men VIII regain their lost manhood and ok!
men will recover their youthful vigor by usir,
HnFl'O. 1t quickly ana surely restores Nervous.
ness Lost vitality Impoic:icy. Nightly Emissions
Lost rover. Failing Memory. Wasting Disc-scs a.i,.
al effects OF ielt-ahsr az and ndisc.cti0.
"iilch nnhts one Tor study. business merrage Il
not only cures by starting al the disease h,.
Ia aereat nerve tonic a.,. blood builder. bring
III. pack the pink Eloi" ~ pale checks aud r.
Stoiing the fire of youth. 1t wards OF Insanity
ana consumption. Insist on having Es:!sNo, no
other 1t can bn carried in vcs. pocket by mai!
Si.oo per package. or six Tor $500, Will, posi-
1--WE written guarantee to euro refund
tho money. Circular free. Address
Royal MEDICINE CO.. So River ST., CHICAGO, lie.
For sale at Roanoke by job nson &.
Johnson and Chas. Lyle Drug Co. s Q ly
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-09-12
LEGAL NOTICES

; nmec, II any payable in ono and two years wit
denccd h ron date deferred payments to be cyi;
oy dc,d OF trust on the premises oonvcyed Afe"
2otds ~ LUCIAN Ii. COOKE. Trnstec
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-01-17
The Extent of the Proposed Fraud.

"The contemplated contract would
have cost the state over ST. per vol
ume less than similar work had cost
in the hands of the state printer, a
difference of $4,000 on 10000 vol
umes. "-Mil1Cdukee Journal
This is pettifogging. The question
is not what the rosters cost century
ago or ten years ago, but what they
would cost now. Gov. Peck ordered
10000 volumes of rosters and con-
tracted to pay $1,90 per volume.
But by the state printers contract
with the state, then and now in force,
thescost would have been only zoe.
This tells the whole story:
Roster cost per volume under the Peck
Times contract. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
Cost of the state under the regular state
printing contract. .,..... 70
The state loss per volume ~ " S12O
And Gov. Peck, a Ii ee-long publisher
and practical printer, did not know
it !-Madison Democrat.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-01-17
Congress and RaYenne Bills.

Republicans ought to hasten de-
cision on the tariff. Whether they
do or not is not Democratic affair.
The Wilson bill is Democratic meas
ure and the party has majority of
nearly 100 in the house. If there is
no quorum there is Democratic de-
linquency of a most reprehensible
kind.-St. Louis Republic (Dem.)
The Wilson tariff is a confession Of
cowardice. 1t goes just far enough in
the direction of the English system to
be mischievous and just far enough
toward protection to show that the
Democratic leaders in their hearts
believe the principle to be too rock
rooted and essential for them to at
tempt it's eradication Ninneapo oils
Journal.
The time has come for the Demo
Gratis to get together and carry with
out delay the legislation essential to
revive business and restore prosper
ity. To this all importantd duty they
should givetheir undivided attention.
They should stamp out at once and
forever the populist socialistic pro-
position to inhict upon the country
a monarchical, inquisitorial, I'M
American tax which Americans will
never tolerate.-New York Herald
(Ind.l
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-01-17
The State Press.

Seventeen hundred tax payers at
Ishpeming signed a petition against
free ore. Seventeen thousand names
could be secured to a similar petition
in Duluth and Superior Superior
Telegram
Proposing to reduce the tariff on
champagne and diamonds by the
Wilson bill, the Democrats who are
advocating high tariff on tea, coffee
and sugar to meet the deficiency are
showing thoughtful consideration of
what Senator Villas is sometimes
pleased to recognize as the plain peo-
ple.-Madison Journal.
The publishers of The Madison
Democrat, who are the state printers,
are not troubled about the question
of the constitutionality OF the roster
act Of 1887. The Democrat says:
ITO relieve Gov. Peck from feeling
badly about the old soldiers since
Senator Villas has testified that he
doubts the constitutionality of the
act of 1887, the state printer will
just say that if his excellency shall
direct the secretary of state to order
rosters and the secretary shall order
them of the state printer, the rosters
will be promtly furnished. The state
printer will risk the constitutionality
Of the law in the matter"
The Oshkosh Northwestern offers
the following comment on the latest
published interview with Senator
Mitchell: "He declines to commit
himself upon two points Of vital con-
sequence to his state, and yet for
partisan reasons attempts to prove
that he is still a Democrat by avow-
ing adherence to the party's tariff bill
which is opposed to the interests of
the state he represents in those two
vital particulars. Has he convic-
tions or has he not? If he has why
does he not express them? If he has
not, why not? Will he vote for his
party tariff bill for the sake ofstand-
ing by his party, or will he vote for a
duty on iron ore and barley for the
sake of standing by his constituents?
II he does not know by this time, he
ought to-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-01-17

THE colored people of the South
evil get there if they keep right along.
The Inter Ocean the other day showed
taheir accumulations in property since
they were made free, and it was a
good showing. The Charleston News
and Courier furnishes the following
school statistics, which are even bet
s6er: "There are 25, 53Onegro schools
Know in the South; 2,25O,O0O negroes
Ahave learned to read, and most OF
them to write. In thecolored schools
sare 238,OO0 pupils and 10000 teach
GERS. There are $50 schools for adj
svaneed education, and seven colleges
administered by negro presidents and
faculties"