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New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

,-on 10 fWonderly), ] and ]. Dsturber. l05
- -Aeel 10 20 ! and Luis 100 (BrennanJ.
70 and 80 20 !; Macleod Dare IOI CaichaelsJ. 20
y ana u J. Alslke. (Aliles 20 o ! I,
So Aaeocoe SO CDonegan). 80 10 also
ienEth Tine as
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

Time. 2;osi7 -1oHls @-QfAs. -'o. -"'-A -.'''t
TROTTING- FREE FOR ALII-PT-RSE s. 5oo-MIIE
HEATS -BEST THREE ~ FIVE
Lord Derby D. & ty M7mhrir1 King
C'laribeI. by Hamlin's AEnont, J.. Gears = 7
Boralna, ch fGatg9ras. --------.-..-.- j
~ Trir7e-2 Osl. 2O7. 2-o7l 2.oo c.io.
rROTTTNc,-c.to C'I.AsS-PURsE El.5oo-AfILE HEATS
PEST THREE ~ FIVE
TorEles br. <, hy srathway-Fly. by Pasha
Clark
sister Alice D n tKenncyi
Onward Sllvers en- D. tGeersj ---------
Dick. hv Pope ------ -.----.. " ,
pAc-TNc,-2;l4 CTASs-PT-RSE &J.O0o--SII4E HEATS
RESST THREE ~ FIVE.
Dan Patch ,. H. by Joe Patchen-ZeliNa 6Nic-
Arnsorel & m a P McDonaId1 d1.................2 >
Chimes blk. D. snow
Iaronda h tBroGhilel q .
Captain Sphinx D. z tFeliel --..--..-.-+.--
Harding b. b. a. Mcdonald D % d
Time-2Os%, 2Os'4. 2l2i&
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

LIKE OLD WOODEN sHOEs-GeorEs C. schrei-
ber OF the Harlem Wheemen with Hurley. OF the
New-York Athletic Club. retirement. seems -
have about all OF the amateur open contests in
doors at his mercy. Schreber rides much like
celebrated cycling character known few years
ago as Wooden Shoes Sanger. He carries
peculiar little bunch OF white hair the side OF
his head about the size OF a silver dollar.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

TITUS TO Go TO HENLEY.-C- s Titus. the
single scuH champion, who has stepped so grace
fully into the rowing shoes OF Ten Eyck. Is a
Southerner. and halls from New-Orleans, and one
would quickly recognize that fact II he talked with
him for a few minutes TitUss twanE is musical
and sweet and he has a vein OF hUrnOr possessed
by few Of weU known athletes He Is consid-
arfng a proposition 60 New England and row
a match race the Charles River for OF the
handsornesu prizes ever offered for amateur compe
tftion Titus expects TO 20 70 Henley next year
and compete for the diamond sculls-
New-York tribune., 1901-09-06

FIFTH RACE-I5sndicap; years and ever: furlongs.
Dainn & t0rsyrhe's b. &. Duellst, by Odd
iel0R-E-a Duke. 3. ~. .-... CHoldeTly) II 2-l
ssle NJ Lexington g. lG2. .(Rice) 81 SIS
Ihaearun1a. 3, Turner SO Ia
Alard Srheck g 10 CNoods). 3 TO and even: Lady
ness :. IS Thompson. IS / J. Himself
- DAILY. 90 ! 20 J. also Start fair
l-26h
SIXTH RACE-seIIing: years and over: l-ls miles on
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-22

the through train ut Bolton. This Of
ficial train will reach Chattanooga
Monday morning ut 7:30 O'Clock. The
Veterans will spend tho day at Chicka-
mauga battlefield participating in the
unveiling ceremonies of the South
Carolina Monument. at 8 o'clock that
evening the train ~i!! leave Chatta-
nooga for Memphis, arriving there at
2 o'clock Tuesday morning. The train
will consist Of first-class coaches and
Pullman sleeping cars. There will be
plenty Of room for rybody. extra
cars being attached to the train as
needed. The round trip fare from An
derson to Chattanooga is 1926, and to
Memphis S11.t5.
The Atlanta journal of the 18th inst,
says: "Dr. George Brown, of Atlanta,
chairman Of the Georgia delegation to
the American congress of tuberculosis,
now in session Mt New yc-!:., has bb1uIl
selected n delegate to the Worlds Con-
gress of Tuberculosis, which meets in
London next August. In view of tho
fact that the selection of the Atlanta
specialist was made from hundreds Of
eminent nhysic;a.Hs coming from every
portion of the western hemisphere, the
honor is one that will not be overlook
ed. DR.. Brown was recently appointed
by Governor Gambler to head the Geor-
gia physicians at the con gress in New
York and was invited by officers of the
organization to read paper before the
meeting. The congress was held at
the Hotel Majestic and was presided
over by DIR. Clark Bell, president, of
the Medico-Legal society. 1t was one
OF the most important medical gather
ings of recent years and will only be
excelled in magnitude by theapproach-
ing affair in London, at which Dr..
Brown vii: be honored with q seat as q
delegate from America" DIR. Brown,
who is o native of Anderson County,
has many friends in this section who
will be more than pleased to hear of
this honor that has been conferred upon
him.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-22
TO MERCHANTS.

We will conduct o General Commis-
sion Business, selling direct from the
largest Mill8 and Factories to Mer-
chants only, saving the middle mans
profits. The Mills and Factories we
represent offer great inducements to
cSAh buyers.
Our Clothing is manufactured in Gin
cinnati-"Snperb Brand" We can fit
any sizo boy Of man frpgn @ years to O.
size 30. Our Hats are Baltimore made
none Better cold. Onr 2hnae ars GrSns
Boston. where our Southern wholesale
houses ouy--the greatest Shoe market
in the world.
Our Pants, Jeans, Cassimeres, Over
alls. etc., are made by the Cleveland
Woclen Milla, direc. from the raw ma
terial. We can save merchants the
middle mans profits and agents. COM
mission on this line.
Sheetings. Shirtings. Checks, Cot
tonades, Hosiery, etc. fs&irect from our
Southern mills.
Office and Sample Room over, P. o.
We invite all our merchant friends
to call. or write us for Samples.
Respectfully,
a. =. E: s. %Ege1 @aTEn. WEBB s. CATER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-22

All psrtles who have not signed their
Gnsnh Notes are rec" e.t~d tn call at our
"tiice and attend to came. We ask rs q
sprnial favor that you give this matter
your attention as we have not tiue to
send theun around TO your homes.
YouyB truly,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-22
D &. Brown q Bro.

Iron King Stoves are considered the
best Buy one. Osborne & Osborne
Sole Agents.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-22
Piles! Piles! Piles!

DR.. Williams' Indian Pile O,ntmant is
prepared to cure Plies and DOES 1T In
short order. Easy to apply. every box
guaranteed. soc. and $I.OO. All druggists
or bY mail
Williama MFG Co.. Cleveland OHIO.
For ss'e bS EVAhS PHAHNACY.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1901-05-22

tsWCts
The following gentlemen have been
drawn TO serve as Jurors at the ap-
preaching term Of Court: WI. Bris-
say md Allen T. Hembree, Anderson;
Edgar Hall, Centerviile; r. p. Black,
Jno. H Wright and j. D. Stonecypher,
Rock Mills; It. l.. Wooten and 8. z.
Johnson, Fork; Solomon Baker, Broad
away; j. N Masters, e. w. Stewart
and L. A. Dean. varennes; George w.
FAINT, JAS. a. Shirley and j. Polk Cox,
Bolton; Thos. n. MADDOX, Honea Path;
L. G. Banister, j. NJ. Murdock and w.
l.. Strickland, Martin; 8. N. Latham,
Hall; Lemuel Reid, Corner; r. p.
Clinkscales, j. j. Smith, l.. C.. Cham
bles and e. II. findies, Savannah; d.
y. Martin and p. Fl. Brown, HopegeII;
g. j. BnchanBn aud Leard Newton,
GaFvin: ID. J.. q Craig Craig AaI1a aI1aa w ". D. Car
ris6n, Pendleton; M. A. Maaaffey and
G. J. Murphy, WilIiamston; J. II.
Bryant. e. r, Childers and F. NJ. Eli
son, Brushy Creek.
The Official special train over the
Southern Railway. from South Carolina
points to Chattanooga and Memphis
will leave Columbia next Sunday even
ing, 26th inst. at @ O'clock, passing
Honea Path about 0. Bolton about 9:80
and Williamston about 10 O'clock. A
apecia! train will leave this city about
$50 O'Clock and make connection with
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04
G;e:.t Ikv.a.,i1.S Gta

what wi
Of odd sb
from
tic isorGng n Ot
Orea Of ii
everO o YOU n
Of make for another? We will not he EsE ENTERFTNG
will ge
f
Clearance
Rmm m,f ta. ,dWl Wash. Silks Iaccsr r.nir
RhhprS
Iso Lk asa o o,Q and Tnware
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04
The EgYsrth League.

The annual convention of Epwortl
League of the Lancaster District,
WHICH met in Logan last week, Was
largely attended.
TIE following oficers were elected.
President. Z. w. Ceoksor, Somer-
set, O.; frst vice president, Miss
Mary Thomas, Lancaster, o; second
vice prcsilsnt. Miss Grace Marun
iale, Carol, o.; third vice presi,
.ent. Miss Florepee Bright. Logan,
D.; fourth vice president, Miss Flo
.inville, New Salem, o; secretary
.Ilss Bertha Outcalt. Basil, O.;
ressurer, r. ID. Williamson, Lancas-
Ler, O ; executive committee, c. {.
Webb. Pleasantville, o.; II. {.
Bailey, West Rushvi.le, o. aud
liz. bet Sherwood, Sugar G.. y. U.
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Hooking Valley Excursions

| Winona Lake. Iad cold daily un
> til Sept l7th, good for return unit
Sep. e5th: from L"gan sold dali,
until Sep. 18th good for Is days tol
s7.79
Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Spring.
Hot Springs. S. ID. St. Paul and
Minneapolis selling date juno IS Il
tn 80 th. July 10 tn to Aug. 81 tn,
Good returning until Oct. 81 st.
For rates etc. call on C. W. Schwinke
agent H. V. Ry. Logan.
Mt. Vernon Ohio, July Is, lG. Is
, 90, & 22. Good for return until
July ~ tn. Half fsrs.
Detroit Wed. July 6 th to 8 til.
Acct. National Educational Assooi.
alton $3.50. Rornd trip.
Detroit, Mich. and return $3.50
! round trip. July 9, 7 and 8, good
for return until Sept. 18th upon pay.
,nent of Soc. additional.
Mt. Vernon, o. and ratprn. July
Is, ls. l8 and e2, half fare good
for return until July 27.
Wilmington, o. and return $2.65
round trip. good for return until
July IL.
Cincinnati, o. and return, July 5,
&, Z AMI 3, good for return until
Aug. 81 upon payment of 500 addi<
tional, account Christian Endeavor.
Reduced rates to Buffalo Exposi.
OIL G. w, Schwenke
agent II. V. R'y Tor full intorma-
ton.
llnmescelsers EXCURSIONS West and
s,qta, July and is, Aug. 6 and
20. Sept 3 and II, for rates and full
call OIL G. w. ScEweuke
agent II, Y. Ky Logan, o.
Columbus aud return Sl.50, ac-
.ourt Ringling Bros circus.
4lh of July rates, tickets sold
Tuly and !, good fer return until
Iuly 8, half fare to all points
Cvlum bus and return Sl.OO July
q, accoun, Forpaugh < Sells circus.
Columbus and return $1.5C July
aud 8, good for return until July
I, accuua; Democratic convention.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04
e. IN. Y. r. r. Excursions.

Buffalo, N. Y, Pan-American Ex-
position. Tickets sold every day
May to November l.
Low rates have been authorized for
the above excursions. For particu-
lars call on c, l. NJ. y. L. Il. Tick
! ct Agents.
One way Settlers tickets at low
rates will he sold to p,ints III the
South aud Southeast ON the first and
third and Tuesdays OF each month,
until futher nplise.
Special excursions to Colorado,
Utah, South Dakota, and Minnesota.
Tickets will lie sold July st to 8 H.
and Sept st to 1Qth 1901. For
particulars call ON Z. and N. Y.
= gents.
Culumh hus. 9. State Democrat,
Convention. Tickets will be sold
July 8 tn and 9 tL. good returning
aptl Jaly II th.
Cincinnati, o. Annual Meaiin.
United Society of Chri,ian Endeavor.
Tickets will bssold July S til 6 Il: &
! th good returning not earliea than
July 8 til or later than july ii th.
but can be extened for return rip
until Aug 81 1t. Ticket Agents will
give the necessary information to
,,,, roll &c ~ IN ev fensiOn Of limit
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04

The wheat harvest is CON nence
tug this week in Locking. Tbs
crop ls above the average. except on
low lands, where injured by the
foods. The hay crop is UNUSUALLY
Sne.
Miss Fry, the accomplished
compositor on the Somerset Press,
accompanied By Mrs. Ream, dele
gates 10 the Epwor,h League con.
.yention, made = very pleasant call at
the -SEsTiNH Office oR last fhurs-
day.
Frank Blassi;:s is making a clear
ance sale that attracts thousands of
customers, coming from tue remotest
parts OF tie couaty to secure the bar
gains offered. Read their Al and
call at the store and zee for your-
selses,
The iatense hot weather which
prevailed here on last Saturday and
Suadsy. exten led all over the country
ip many places in the eities. the
Thermometer indicating 100 degrees.
Many deaths have occurred. In
Logan the register was % on Sun
lay.
The Twice F,ys Club made it's
summer outing op last Tuesday to
Atl,sps. guest of DR.. Rorick, Super.
rntendel.t Of the Athens Hospital
for tie Iasane. They all report hav-
ing had Q delightful tine. Some de-
rails Of the excursion will be given
later.
STEERS 4 Company hold the trade
- against sii competition. They keep
,easonable goods, and let the public
know it. Their advertisements are
uodels of literary expression. and
.rofi,ahls yeadiug in ftc tas;s and
igures presented. BEAD their Al and
,,roit by Vhst you learn.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04

Nr. Apck of Cambridge City,
{Pdiaaa. VS. yisitoF With h.s brothers
in IesPs ib1 xesk,.
A,ss Rsss A9sQak Of junction
CITY seoenpaRisa hy her mother.
Sss iAee..aPs y.$tots v L9gep lssi
Th.nday.
fiss Fste rsslfr leaves on nrxt
xoeday ~ ? ,lsif .9f seyefsl months
ia Philae14Rihia. amoRs relatives in
Shat city.
CD. A. G. sands Of our city has
hssa eppaietsf ? memi'~r OF the
Rspshie.s Sss.e Executive Cep-
nitsse.
The JUNIOR Nswh<p Of the St.
Jshs gave ? pleasant picnic to their
yesas le1y tSeRas At R9ckbsidge
- laaf asa@sy.
NJ. J. ". Dap,sr of near Rock
Bridge vss ? Pleasant visitor on last
e.sasday. He reports the crop
seod. and hasryeet # AaRd.
Oar fs;sad 4ps psigh&or, d..
poIlisop hes bera honored With III.
ess,.stiou tor Treasurer Of State b.
- Fnlsg RstaF~ pH,y.
M Wqolsy, ops qf our Oldest
eti,sss died oP last Monday morn
IT.. il shs home Of her daughter
rs. 9r. CAYvbsll- IN 9pF CITY. |
He,.y Luts and CHARLEY Drum
jstssd ~.king an e1teRdel excur
si.., iecluding ttp Rpasiq E1posi-
isen. op NJ. LqtE's antamobile.
W4xFxp-A boy who is willing
y -aEk. sa9 ap4iou. 70 learn
raa.sa ~ ? number of people this
kisa IT Z WY. !4Yuire at SENTINEL
p1 -.
Asssrs ]. ]. Sniisr and J"h'
Cs.sy ,ttsadsd the meeting of Il
Esishts Of Columbus. Of which s.
,isty s4sy are ws4bsrs. in CQIumhu
" lsst Sqp41y.
Aa. bort nqpIer maeh'n'
esGloss. With tAs Qaio Law Journal .
olsuhps, spspt last Sunday in
I'd ~, ths guest u BIZ brother, /
lsy 1. lup!sE,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04
or. G. r. APLIN.

FFIcF. oi prsItr Opera H,,,Se; Residence.
'nihefr, sir'ef I'iOrk >"ith al Ko..hs.-
'-rs -l''rs f-;-pii.'r, fNs.. No 57 ReSI,ir,. q
=" F'i; ''fii,. u u->. . I" l. m. I. IL .n. q
- g.. M iiss- uSx,-Il> taken .p~~t /
'iirseo %. IIs,;Iet.OI, ':,~ ~ w..rses.
November l. 1870.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04
School Board Meeting.

At the meeting Of the School
Board ON last Monday evening. ths
p-esen, salaries u the teac4trS were
contin ued
Mr Mckay was nominited for
Library Trustee.
Mr. Lewis Green vas appointed
School ExamiQes.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04

Sunday Excursion to Pomeroy aud
Jackson, Sun lay. July 9Th. Specsal
train will leave Logan at $40 i. IN.
Fare S0c. to Jackson auI Sl.L9 to
Pomer"y AMI return,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04

WANTED Capable. reliable person in es
" ely county To- represent large company
OF solid fnarcial reputation; S9i6 salary per
year, payable weekly, So per day absolutely
sure and all expenses; straight bona fide. def
nate salary. no commission: salary raid
each Saturday ana expense money ad, nnced
each week. STANDARD HOUSE. 33i Boar
born street. CHICAGO Jan i.-l6v.
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ice esaefshs,trs,


The County Board of ixamipers Will meet
In the Hi.h school re-. ,.is a. ~. P,fliis
School ii,,lis,. Logan Dnlo al s o'c.v, K
l,tandaru l.nieJ Un the following
S.turo.vs = lu.in,, lin. S..I,nI x.ar
- I'
1899 Oct 4 Noe l. Der2
~ o. " ,frh g. Apri. Adj II, Nay s and 10
ouu June 4
~ =, =, ~ N.
lne DO4"ei LXdtu uiHations "Ha
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!: LEGAL News.
Ak ~ ~ AZ III n, ~ ~ ~ z.z -, ~ - !
HQPsse for Rept.

aNsW fsaf Room houses on East Brown
P1Ve Rpo0 Hoase ON Gallagher avenue.
ftvo 1oeN 4M2ee On S9tA Nsiksi ~
] EAsDs lod0 EQ4Se ~ Ss& RRnler ".
NV 1oaQ Hnuas On AfqsrAl ayenus.
! fAsoo o16 Aouse on SECOND Street
Wtll alo SoAsfgyqlsl "a noouas In CONNER
~ 0oeS1 % tsliahlS parties. on rsason&ts
.DA Spv.fal 49pses and vacsFt iot' fos
A1eea Dc tnseaHsbset pana.
18DN8 e>oag0Gble: oall ON ~ address,
~ eSf - ss Relppsrs B-ra.E
Logan. Oi.lo.
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Logan School Examiners Meetings

The Board of School Examiners OF Logan
Village will hold regular meetings fer the
examination "f applicants Tor Teachers cor
tificates on the SECOND Saturday az May June
and Septem her IN ;he High School roi.iu in
the school hIilIiine Of said village. Exam
inatiors beEin at $50 y. NJ. (standarG) Q
each day.
By Order o: Boar, of FIX.
". Schwenke Pres.
Ia I
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04

at o'clock p ~ Of said day. offer for sale II,
Public auciion, the following lands and
tsnements, situate in Hooking County, Ohio
to-wit:
The undivided one-seventh part Of one
hpndred and Ave il05) acres of land situate
In Ward Township. Hooking County. O.iO.
known rs the John White farm.
Also the undivided one seventh part, sub
ject to the lie esta IL OF SaiC HappnH L. Post
on, OF the following described Two tracts
situate In the state Of Ohio, and County OF
Hooking. tO-wit:
FIRST TRACT: The solt. half of lot No
79I, in Sections Nos. 20 and q, town Is. range
ID.
SECOND TRACT: Ninety-two (92) acres in
the northeaAi part Of section IL. town IL.
range ~
said two tracts last described being Q part
of the real estate assigned 10 Hannah &.
POstOn as her dover as widow of Lorenzo ID.
Poston, deceased. by the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Athens ColEfy Ohio, Mt its June
Term, lHG. IN the case Of Hannah g. PoStOp
ct nj yS Lula Poston ct al which case Is re-
corded ia Volume q, pages Sc to 39S. inclus-
i've. OF the records of said Court, reference to
which record is hereby made for more
particular description of sa,d premises.
Appraised nj s2Ss o.
Terms Of sale. cash.
Given under my hand at Logan. Ohio, this
llth day OF June A. d. 1891.
CH As'F BRANDT. Sheriff.
q. W.. At,y for tii.
June Bow
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-07-04

Special Clearance Sale now on at
| F. B!asslus anil Sons.
Some rare bargains re being offer.
ed until Aug. 18th i'll cl"tniny, hats
and furnishings. F. Blassius & Son s
Big reduction on all straw hats at
F. Blassius and Sous.
F. Biassius 4 Sons big scmi-an-
nual sale now on. Rare bargains in
clothings, hats and furnishings.
Mems wash summer coats loo re-
duced to 81 cts. at F. Hlassius & Son.
Keep Cool-A few mems wash
crash suits sizes 81, 81 and 81 re-
duced from $500 to sl.50 for coat,
vest and pants at F. Blassius & Son.
Boys wash suits marked down to
35 cts. T. Blassius & Son.
Boys bouhle breastep Gotten suits
marked down to csc. L. 6la>sius &
Son.
See our display of neck~ear at
10cts. F. BlassiIs & Son.
Big money saving special sale at
F. Blasslus & Sons with more goods
to select from than any two stores la
Logan.
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For Sale.

Ten horse upright o.ler and en-
gine in good condition. Call on
Ferdinand T. Remre,.
June Gosh 5 w,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-01-26

The last issue OF the Greeuville Times
nearly Il column 10 a high,
but the SENTINEL believes a just. trib-
ute TO The memory Of Ex-Uuited States
Senator Hiram r. Revels, colored, who
died recently, and who at the time of
his death was presiding elder OF the
Holly Springs District. The Times
says anong others things that "Mr.
Lamar was elected 10 the Senate ir
January, 1876, succeeding Alcorn, for
a term beginning March A, 1877. There
WAS the gravest Soubt, not only in Mis-
sissippi, but through the South, as 10
whether the Republican Senate would
permit him TO take his seat. 1t Is but
simple justice to the memory OF the
man just dend, that the people OF Mis-
sissippi should recall his letter TO Gen.
Grant, written during the discussion OF
this question which meant SO much TO
them at that time" which Is as fellows:
''Since reconstruction the masses OF my
people have been, as 1t was, enslaved In
mind by upprincipled adventures. who,
caring nothing for the country, were willing
to stoop to anything. no matter how infa-
nous, to secure power to themselves and
perpetuate it. aiy people have
been told by these schemers, when men were
placed upon the ticket who were VIGOROUSLY
corrupt and dishonest, that they must vote
for them; that the salvation Of the party
depended upon 1t; that the man who scratch
ed a ticket was not a Republican. .
|. with all the light before me. look upon 1t
(the recent election as an uprising of the
people, the whole people, to crush out cor
rupt rings and men from power. The bitter
ness and hate created by the late civil strife
would have long since been entirely
enaced were It not for some unprincipled
men who would keep alive the bitterness of
the past and inculcate n hatred between the
races. in order that they might aggrandize
themselves by office and its emoluments to
control my people, the effect of which is to
degrade them. In conclusion, let
me say to you, and through you to the great
Republican party of the North, that | deem
it nay duty in behalf of my people that ]
present these facts. in order that they and
the white people, their former owners, should
/ not suffer misrepresentation which certain
demagogues seem DESTROYS of encouraging.
: The above letter shows n brave, pure
and manly spirit, written as it was dur
ing a time when 1t doubtless brought
down upon its writer the condemnation
of the carpetbagger element and some
OF his own race. Such a mat was not
only a credit TO his race, but TO the
state from which he hailed. For a
number Uf years he has been engaged
AS a minister OF the gospel and was re-
spected and admired by all classes Of
people.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-01-26

j. f. Gibson, the Indiana briber who
thought to buy the contract for build
ing the new state house, jumped his
$1,000 bond and did not show up for
trial. He came to Jackson at the open
ing of the present term Of circuit
court, but after learning that the sem
timent OF the people was such that he
would almost surely be convicted OF a
serious crime. he deemed discretion
the better part OF volor and put space
between himself and the avenging
power OF the Kinds county petit jury.
An attempt will be made to locate him
and bring him lback, In spite Of the
fact that.Hinds count yhas put his s., 900
in her treasury. Verify, the way OF
the briber is hard and thorny, when he
undertakes 10 operate In Mississippi.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1901-01-26
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