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ALBANY, GA>, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1*92
veldpes,dh'o addressed to sister, ona'to
Miss Elizabeth? Mighty easy to aret
’em mixed, isn’t it? Nobody knows It
ii as ilitoutionali VhF ills* Elizabeth
‘gets this letter, being ft woman, can’t
help rending it out of curiosity to sgo
whnt.I.hud said abimt her to my Mstdr.
Then she'|) know. Good idea, great
head.’’
So the letter wan sent,
Miss Filfziibolb, reading the letter,
bio l ied. ■
Stili smiling Miss .Elizabeth sat
down and wrote a letter and address
ed it.
Kobinsott, with n smite nil over bis
face,.opened the letter and read it.'
Then tin handed Jt, to K.ipieigh and
went down etuits and Ordered whisky
straight, • IV..
This was how the letter read;
My Dc.-.a Binn-mm—You know that
it law tong been my. earnest desire to
iind a nian who is a bigger fool than
you are. Well, I have found him,
haVti'just discovered him inn letter I
liave reoeived trom him. 1 must stop
now to write to hirni 1 think ytin
know the. man I mean, that young
idiot, Robert —~
Hut why further intrude?
r.AHou obnKs too mein.
0!«an«m« nutiT no.
mat. *»)viutfn wiia. »<». outNT.
m> wiina somat.
JHlATU ABt*» Ota.
;cm (, Tine,
Wastonoton, February 11—The
ways -and means eohtmtttyo, of the
tldtiBO of EepfeseulaMves w'lll be pe
titioned to prepare, a bill'invoking the
pate.rnii; condemnation of the Govern
ment Ifpun tiii' cigart'ltO t'ahllv Rep
resentatives OmTu-iiii, Cummings and
'tJtnhlheiiknr, of New York,'all hayr in
their posessioii bills whioti tlicy Imvri
been petitioned to inttoduoe,; provid
ing for the anppres-do’i of cigarette
niHuufuoturu by imposing an internal
revenue tax of did pel thousand on all
imported’ of domestic"oigarofted;bbhi.
iu Ibis ooiioirj. Aouimpiinyfug tln>
-memorials is a statement >vhloh says :
"Clippings’ taken front papers
throughout the Cuitwb Staten show
that during tin; past year they? Save
been about 10(1 deatba nt yr.ung men,
ihostly under si xtemi -years of age,
frqpi tbe elli-cts of:smoking. paper
.Wrapped olgnretres, -In some dasos
then- hao been found acid,-phospho
rous and .arsenic, which ' id inrg'eJy
Used in the mauufa dure of cigarette
paper. Also, t he same clippings will,
S$J\v. -thii abojjt 100 men have been
eomdgued t.t> Instuty any hurts .front tlw
Stupe cause, Tlii-rehave been lit about
forty different States laws parsed,pnv.
hlblting the sale-of paper wrapped
cigarettes to minors under'sixteen
year of age. There has never yet
been a eliendsr. of any responsibility
who turn examined paper-wrappoil
cigarettes who lias riot most decidedly
lirmioilimed them injurious, The in
termit revenue lax is low, fifty cents
per foe pa per-w rapped cigarettes
of teas than three pounds 'weight; per
'1,000 cigarul.tec, To aisriiupplndi 'what
tltp different fitatea-luwc slid fire at-
Iciiij-lir.g to protect young people by
.prohibiting. them smoking paper-
wriipnert cigarettes, « law should, bo
passed 1 *! r ‘ 'r : the
Inter'- ’> .on
all p .-Kv-
tie prm'
. As young Mr. Robinson Was a friend
of nilne’nrid.1 a friend of-his, 1 Imd
•YOUR-
time nod again advised'him to Jianp
Uway from Miss Elizabeth* Mot that
Mies Elizabeth was not nice or hie In
ferior socially or intolieottmUy. In
fact, it was unite the contrary..; Rut,
haS'iug lived a fdw yeato.longer than
Robinson,.and liavlng had quite-a lit
tle evpcrieuco with the girls myself,-
I could easily sec that Jfobinsim, while
very nice arid all that, had never oc
cupied Miss Elizabeth’s heart oi; mind
for two eouseoutivo winks of a rial's
eye, ami everybody knows r hat isn’t, a
very long time at all.
But Robinson couldn’t see U, in tlutt
way. 1 don’t mean to spy that Rob- 1
inson was very much conceited, but
merely that he was very .much in love.
Being blind in love With Mias Eliza
beth, he rnuld think, nothing bad of
Oul of n Kumnui<■ ihuf yirgmi Will,
a Moestioro WllrjuUait Afcem Hix VcUrs
Ag«. - :
hwimn, King rati
Ibo LsWil Victim
Others. . n
lie arid hip father's iamlly were nx-
ceeitlrtg anxious tp’imve custody of the
child, .lame? O. Jlbtiuc the third, ami
the husband has- kicked vigor,liisiy
agiinsi, paying Ids divorced' wife ali
mony snd fees for her, oouusel. Ih;
boL,‘/.these' respects ho is likely to be
vastly disappointed, foe tlw - mother •
will doubtless Imep her: little hoy and
get considerable alimony.
Yordordriy Jit-. Blaine's attorneys
notilicit her iiuehr nil’s attorneys that
Judge Thomas had issued an order
ashing, the. latter to show cause,why
IV.iulie's answer in thecause should not
be stricken from the brder. That will
settle the matter, ami the Gonrt will
lake It for granted that Blaine (Idea
not deny ids wife’s aijegaflous, and
will grant her the divorce she lias so
long nought. . , ' •
TKKY Willtk SKASUOttB I.OVHBS.
In tlie summer of idStd, Miss \titfy
Xevins, oneof.the hnmtsomeat'girls of
i’itla’mvg, I’n., went lb Bar Harhsir,
Jle„ for the ecnmm. The Blaips have
a i.olt.age at that: 1-enbrt arid young
James, was eouri -a slave to Misti
IS'evius’ charms. After a lirlef huuM^-
ship,' th» seashore lo volts wore married
iu tv York city in Beptemhcr, Jgfto,
It Was geuccaity known that Beorc'-
tary of State .lamefl ‘fi. Blaine amt
Jfi'li, njiiue were much opiiOsml [to
l.tietr fcou’a marriage, tpiwever, the
iie.wly-madc hurliand tocV tiis bride to
Bittcljurg, and with liiaHiilary ns a re-
•jiorter, and: an allowanc: from his
fatlier, tie managed to keep.up a. oom-
fortab).' .bogie. The young man, is
peSscSf-rd of a roving if 1.-11" f H i of t nud
lie 'soon took his wife to Ney,-,
York city, tfo was a reporter'there,
but his father stopped Ids allowance.
Tlicn ho went into a Ot-eker's oflloe.
and slioi'.),ly aflerivards Ida pai'ents got
control of him.
INllVCXO TO LHAVS II1S W1JK.
in’188S. the couple separated, and
Jlrs. Jmnee H. Blnlne, Jr., oliargcd her
hmbaiid'8'family with bavlng indored
liiui to desert- her. ll« had gone to
Augusta, Me., and fora while lived at
home. The wife followed' and says
she tried to induce him to return- to
her, but to no purpose.’ The Blainea
wei-o eager to get hold of the child,
hut. they failed lo do to. Young
ltiaine skid his people would willing
ly cave for it.
Tlien the wife began her divorce
proceedings. Tho iirst step yvaa ito
aslt for $801) alimony arid $8W OOuneel
fees. For a long time the hu-baml
pleaded poverty and said he was un
able tp pay Uie money. At, last a
check was sent to lier.it is said , by
Secretary Blaine hlmsetf.
Thn .tifa.having had no tneabe .of
support, ns «lae claims, prepared to -go
on the stage. Sho studied for soul"
lime and tlmn was attacked with In
flammatory riieumatlsm which checked
her tlicatricnl career for.awhile. She
afterwards appeared before the foot
lights, but with no grput success,
ssinsriKs wATonni) Him.
Mrs. Blaine came hero last year to
ncqiilh) a residence in this State. lM-
.vordes are more- eietily pfooured In
this f'onimomvonUli than anywhere
else in the l.’nittd States.
Testimony was taken in the case m
Jiev. York in I,iceembcr, and the wife
claimed that her husband kept spies
on her tracks to watch her moviunents.
Blaine himself is now .employed in
the ofllce of tlieTeunnyivanlnKaitroait
In Fliiiddelphia.
“MOMK, ftW JIET MOVIB.I’
W-oiler a full line of
Ladies’ and Gehts’
her, and eo W'hen slits blushed when
his eyes met. hers; and si ben.slie trem
bled nicety when be held her hand,
Hie pour , boy naturally supposed she
was ns much in love. With him as lie
was wllli her.
The truth is, Jtiss Flieahcth \vu«
very much of a etiquette. She had llirt-
ml with a dozim ihen much nicer tbaii
RoldnSon ami had a very nice tlmti
with them. They had souii -from the
start that.she was only flirting, wjtti
them, and slid had seeu that they bad
seen, So that it sli weut along very
! nicely, indeed, nud nothing bad bF
disiigroeablo ennui of it. Then Robin-
sun, ns stupid ns tlmy make thorny hap
pened along and’ begun lo say nice
tilings about tier hair and her. hands
and her eyesj and mi what elac ooiilil
she do to show thn! she appreciated
Mimminrks hut, pretend that she was
in love Wifh him, ton? By fry thing
would have been nl.ee and comfortable
if itoblnson bad also been pretending,
bill Uie truth is itpbinsuil was- very
muoh ill love, as I have already said
about sixteen limes.
Xowy T hud been In love with Miss
Elizabeth myseif, and shy had profess
ed to love me, and l hail tulit Robin
son this, but he said .1 was duty pre-
vavlcating. If ISoMiimui Iiadii't been
such a lighter; I might: hnvb toil!' iiiin
also that l had kissed the fair Mies
TOizabeth j.iisl about ps oftcu its 1 had
Augers o*» W two hands.
Botjhisim tied’,'emiIu h>vc-witli Miss
Klizubi'Ui ahoiit six Weidi.; before any-
ihiiig ptimliugooom-rod. And this i«
liow it all came about: One day Kap-
.tthh n.iw.metimdV
oilfinu- ihodiqutir-driiikiii-g Jinbif.
. '.file Fab- boys, .Tames a® :CTi.i
ImiulgW freely,:in lutnxii-autg.. 1
iiail a prlvat^iiutopmoc tilts,mid a :
t besides M'tijft Vlioir ; ini her, v. ti
iv fn 111 at li«i»t. t'ADOO.btvi, guv c
Both tried the Kci loy plan.
htarnl Si#rt» flea Ptqiui n Plim la
tli-Siice ilte Price.
Tlio naval stores men of Savannah
and 'Brunswick hnv
been having fre
quent cousulatloim and oimSiderahin
correspondence with | producers
throoR'hbiit the pine belt, coucernlng
tlie high prices, which they claim is
in sVpriilast a ilinji
out (roin tlils.i ifyiiil n
linuiiniiclugthat s' "ri
Ibid' tic-mi effected in t U
nf gold itreui nVent,’’. 1
inuny ways to cure
iiquov lAOt’and nt one
.IvyiinnCfacd. • This . fai ;
good.- Holt was that t
by the gijld; method-, wi
nit ilpubfiy ctfe.it ive.
It waytoot long, hoi
niihioriairo'ii son licgn.
licaviiy than over hejfoi
leui. iiviillo.pieces. II
iu hisr-mm itt tho ' Bin
Reai-t laifure -wistli.- i
being paid for turpentine labor, amt
the necessity for a reduction to moct
the prevailing iovv price* of torpeii-
tim ami rosin.
A inec.tiiig'of tile naval stores factors
was held iu Hie rooms of the boat'd of
There was
For the Ladies, Gents
Misses and Children. Al!
selected specially for the oc
casion.
A full lifie of Leather Bag:.
Trunks, Umbrellas, etc., etc.,
at popular prices.
trade yesterday morning,
a full representation at, the meeting,
and tile inUtfer was Inlly discuss,-d.
On motion or L. MoFciil, \Y. W.
Uliisholm was oiectci'i chairiii.-in and
II. A. MuoHclon Si-orctary, Mr. Cliis-
Iiotm on, taking tiie ediair stated the
objectof the meeting and tho urgent
necessity of reducing the- price of,
labor: tic requested tile views of
those present on the' subject, Messrs,
d'. !’. •WltUftius, V .McNeill. TV, O.
l-owell, B. Ellis, \V. K. Pierce and
oimatry.:'
t’ulhi.Vvi
forbuer - ’
varioi
who b
-
eifecls qf'theyfgarel.lc haliit,
SIGN GOLD BOOT
-sontativc Oochrau ivtlt tlio lihi bill
with (he wiiys and mMm commit(ci-, t|i.
nf nfltivili lui .<« n fni\i)ih/>p iVir mu*.!:' ^
of which tie. As a fuembw. ipr ffla
actiou ns -that crim/niUee may .deeui
proper. . . [a" ,
TOitiiAthilv fNMoiK'iii'f'
boj-i' ^ tf:a us • i^l ^ ^.....
■wim tliken di..mb hod' an' itppifc“hnif
was'graiileA for Jua admiBiion. Vo
ttonlral incline Asylum 1 at i .-otui/d.iiiiiA
He wiia peifictiy eai.m vylieii l|c went ,
to tiiqinstitate.
IU«Ai:i}V tioc.s- ny.i-ni.
A tittle-more. th: ii a week' agq
-Wall'e,• B. E'nrio died at Yotiferrs, N, 5[
Y., vkdciiUy insane. Ho had been an
inib'itto, of the , Ifeeiey . Institute ar-„
TV til to pjaiijk doriier January aii-lH
the funny paperi., when -Kobinaijii
camq,hut-vying in, amt, vvithoiiti uqtiiw
ing liliyniic present., riieht'ii back into
thn library-Ond sat down at one of thy
tubtee. lie seized a pen and. wrote
furiously for six minutes. Tlien lie
looked up, sighed,, smiled, and then,
catching Rapleigh’s eye
him.'
VV AH ant A TB ISIK,
The Barites Sate awl Livery
Sthbles,
I l.e sfiineir K.icoi.t ot a VI I.n.iiii AA-om
JQui-iiiil Alive.
True llilln Also I'.mu gniiivl Tiro 0/
ill" .S .'SI"
'Yaus.Uv, It?.., February 12.—Mrs. If.
Wilson, living twelve miles trem this
t-.ity, hccami-.suiliienly ill last ftatiir-
'jjUtjf; and,' to nil appeatjalicim, died.
,Sb(! nas. drees',;! for burial mid ar
rangements for her fmu-rat made. No.
.physician was i-alb'd. Monday a
tfeighbor-ivtas sent to AVarraiv. for a
ooiliu, but got drunk and .lid not reach
home until Tuesday morning,
Wlem the Watchers began to place
I lie supposed corpse in the coftin the
woman threw up her arms and caught
one'of tile attendants by both u riots.
With ditncuRy her Ugngors were- re-
-leaBCd. With ’the aid of a mirror re
spiration war detected, and. restora-
(inm rn.fi.i. February J2.—II was
riimored.ou the slroet: last jffght. iliat
true bills had been found by ,tin: grand
jury against W. W, Xqhmilly, Jerry
Holt and Sam Kendall for the muidcr
of Dr. anil Mrs. .1. II. M. Barrytt, To
day Vhottc'biiis-wei-o ret.ii-mut and >.-
was known for
beekofied to
Rsplclgh arose frorri Tiis chair,
tossed tho funny, paper on the lahtc,
ami vvalknd leisurely into tlie library
ami took u seat next to Robinson.
"'Well,” saiiftu’, “iVhst’s upv"
“I'vo.douc it, old man,.dune it np in
great bliapc. : ’Rah for nift,” eaclhiined
ltobiiiaon.
“Done what?”
“Wliy, it, or bourse--what’d you
think?”
‘T say, Robinson,” exclaimed Rap-
loigli, “1 beg you - pnrdoti! but 'you
are lntoxieeted, or iiaye .tln.-y r.iiseiJ
your salary?”
“Yclttier, old lttnnjneither; I’m only
very, yevy lpippy. Tell you nli about
it. Read that.”
Ilubtnsoi) handed him tlie letter lie
had been writing. It read : .
.M y Dear Little sister—X have.uof.
writen to you ofiate, because I have
had, as nsiiut, due of my old time tits
of the bluer. Of course you know
PROPRIETORS
| Has .new buggies ami the best oi
iftbrses. atjd will furnish .you a ttrfn-
fout nt vety reasoitable jtrices. Ac-
Lomntoclatious for clrovevs uuex-
:c<flleii. These, stabled ore close io
Hotel Mriyb, on 1’ine street, being
[centrally ipcated, and’ the best
teloce. iu. tbwh to pui tip your.tetuji,
* Gall ott us for your Sunday.turn-
cmne pubiic. While it
a certainty,hint night they-had beoii
fottptl, iit. View of t lmir nochavlng beeu-
returnud,it tins .deemed heit hiit td
ntentiprr the fnot Jest «ofaawfl|Stf|lHti|
placod under cmi-urc. IVhat tjie vi-
denco wus imdct- whlirh jheso (iidict-'
uiauts, V.-er.- found Is' hi 'necessity.witJj-
held, but it comes from good author(i.,v
that it. is from a vnoM reliable 'SonrwJ.
dry, heatcii (ilfiiiitnBd vffiBt'. fpf^the
caiv-f. mtu ciii'rimi it: •o‘;ili^ ; p-|r'n tHe
tlicm, got tlie' erm.m,ready for oluirii.
ing,-pufiier husband's supper on the
tabic, iind then hurried-to take ;ti,c
i-rytng bifby,- tlio favmor's wife ..aid
Blm was t.iri.-d, apd asked her hneb'.iml
tp buy bor a,y,».-'..ih!«. er.-ani.-vy, in
order-to lighten ber labor-,.: .Tho far
ther rcplietl that be nputdu't nflViril tt.
Sud tile next .day ),o went to town ami
bought striding plow-,, paying tor ft
with th(J but let meiiey.
Hyrmoti* to Uniirc.
From Itruii'i lion
Tim right kind of a smil---.:,t-tcp.
hurts a prayiirqnectiiq;-.
If you set up for a grOW’er, yon run
always be buisy.
Tlieic is no mansion iu iieat. u for
the mab who fo fneuri .fc-trfs. wife,
ICveiy tio’-: you look at • -i see/hr.
id become a littie belter tpuk.iig, •; ,
■ There inp’f- a bit pt reli qfci. ji njhfeV,
ing a boy do a inuu’k.work witli h dull
hoe/ ,...
If; is oniy when a man gets w/iei-e lie
lias niitliiug. loft , to he promt of that
the dovi) leaves him. -
4U IVnan* o£ Importance*
An Qhlo paper tells a story of two
yoimg'girlF who wore m;cntiy[,t,-avci-
ing on a train in Unit State. As the
train stopped at that station, two la
dles entered and took seals in front of
them; then a stout lady cauiw forward
lUid.greeted them arid kept up a lively
conversation imtii thn train . Mat ted.
Then owe of the two said-. “Sit down
lierc near ns, anil tell those girls to sit
samewhere-. elao.’* Bo the stout Jody
torned and said, iu freezing tones: “1
wish to converse with my friends, and
would like that seat. I am Mrs. Frcsi-
deut It- of t bis road.' Thy girls si arod
at her an instant, and then one .of
•them drawled, .“I’leased to meet you,.
I'm autre. 1 suppose you fcuoiv I am.
Ml;?. I’rcsident llaerison of Washing-!
ington.” The other girl settling iwjS
self i-oinfortably in lier scat, said.
“And I am Mrs. Queen Victoria.”
Mcllher of them -moved, amt Mrs.
President R. had to go bank to i -
own sen:,'- '■ ‘-v:
A ehuecli i hat died- because i*.
. A uv ti , oer not beiiev- iu
eigb p ism /)io f.-tkes Wiich etc ijS
' liiini#.<if».;«? rStaFiimal Vvjmu
FANCY AND
I to tin-si FnuiImv io Bw
:•»* Sqni-risitoo.
. TmxHOfi, Frihrimry 12J--A 1 'UspitiTfl
jo tljo Dally (Btronicin from VenzafaSb
■apital of tIF: Busslan goVeromear a^
(hat qamc. gives additional details iv-»
gardiiiglo'ii IjorrRitc suffering amoug-
the peiuanfR of tlmt famine-stricken:;;
ilistrii^.- Birds, it appear:, drop I'.i-ad.j
from (LM dit<i ni.en are fouoii frozen’!
tp ilfAli iilongthe roads. . ...1’.
Tj-dius amt other fevers ami dijt&
ease-, are slowly mowing itowu. the in-'.
l-.a^av.L, 'PUm, rtnn .i *■- -L « /
A Hill fir the Benefit of John ItorrurA
JPiiyne’* 'Ueirn,
I tfiruilies j supplied with everything
[they need in tiie w»7 of Provisions, and
fat fowest jnorkef. prices.
Fine Confectioneries and Condiments
a Specialty.
W vsm.ViiTOU, Feb, 10.—'Tim uarne Of
tin; author of “Home, Sweet Uonie,”
John Howard I'ayne, was heard in cite
Senate to-day wlien Mr. 'Mitchell re
ported from, the- claims committee s
# tor the relief of his heirs. Mr.
3?ay oc was United States consul at
Tunis, where ho died on April ; 9,1652.
FREE DE I VER Y
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"Weil, imYortii. Ti;':. -
“Not that X kpoiy of,”
“flay,” exclaimed: Robin
mighty stupid. . Don’t*
idea?” : V
[ ‘.*I jnuFt.ooafak».,thiir. l it
“Sec that ietter? Bee tl
id to ?.s- due him, with it i" nqiv
oiiug. to hip oreilit- on'the.register’K
ksj-hnt tiicrc is an appropriatiisri
of wliicli.it can be paid. The
;*)>Y‘'' a, !HC:recpmmimd tliat- an appro-
fiatiori of the amount carticd lie iiiaile
•jr tl/e je nufit of liislu-ir:. h
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