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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

ITaraps correspondence gives seqnl
to hchmous Ovicdo-Bartictt diamond
wedding. The senor died leaving no
will. and his American widow gets
nearly 81, 900, ,0GO, while s3.000,0oh
IS divided among his forty-four chill
drcn post Of whom are illeGitimate
and free persons Of color,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.-T

HORRIBLE The
Franklin (ky.) Sentinel" con-
tains the following: We learn
with regret that q son and STEP
son Of Mr. John Horn, near Ste
vcnsoA Church, in this county,
aged about fourteen and twenty
one years, met with death, under
circumstances exceedingly pain
ful, on the second day Of this
month. 1t appears that they
were fooliug about q we'll contains
ing q good deal Of damp" and
the oldest ono tossed some mar
blcs to the bottom of it, and told
bis brother that if he would 60
down and get them he might have
them, which he readily consented
to, and went down on. a ladder
that was in the we'll ; but he had
hardly reached the bottom Of the
we'll before he became entirely
speechless and helpless, and soon
dicd. The other fearing some
thing was wroag, vcntured down
to fud him q corpse. He started
back, but only reached within a
few feet Of the top, and exclaimed
to those that had come to the
scene, that :'Le was as dead as
hell" and then dropped back a
victim to the same dreadful fate.
The bodies were, after much trou-
Bile, recovered and buried. The
mother takes their loss exceeding
!y hard, especially tho oldest, as
he was very wicked.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

MANLY AND JUsT.-Thc Cinsn-
natti Commercial, being impyched
by an ultra radical ncWspaT with
infdclity to the party, aghs other
things in reply. says: 'Vthe policy
of governing the rcco1yructed States:
as illustrated by Goysfnor Holden, Of
North Carolina, iFendossed by the
Republican party as i: seems to have
been by the Psssidcnt. then the Conn.,
mcrciol is pdt Republican"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

The London Times thinks Congress
bluudcrcd by adjYurniHg without leg
iSlat;on 70 rcsuscitate american mer-
chant shipping, row perishinS under
fatal tariff.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

ORIGIN OF TIE CoysTANTISopLE
FlRE.-Further particulars Of the
terrible fire in Constantinople are
at hand. The Lcvaut Times,
which has very full account OF
the catastrophe, says that the day
will 50 down to all time as the
most disastrous ever experienced
by the Frank inhabitants Of the
Turkish capital. The origin Of
tho fro is now asccrtaiued. \
woman had sent her child up
stairs to bring down a "mangal'
an open vessel containing light
ed charcoal, for the purpose Of
cooking. Tho mangal fell on the
stairs, y window curtain caught
fire, and as tho window was open,
and there was strong wind blow
ing, the famos soon spread. I'm
fortunately the house was of
wood, and the street in which it
was situated was very narrow,
aud the other houses were also of
wood. In very short time the
whole neighborhood was in tismes.
The combus:ibie nature Of the
dwellings that first caught, COM
bined with the rushing wind,
which carried large fragmeuts Of
burning matter an incredible dis
tanee, caused tho extraordinary
spread Of the fire. The Levaut
Timcs says that the flames, in
stead Of rising vertically, were
blown horizontally, and attacked
buildings apparently long way
out Of reach. Nothing-not stone
nor iron, still less wood, dry as
tinder, could resist these fiery
blasts. Iron shutters were red
hot ; iron girdors and bars were
twisted in all manner of shapes,
and the glass in the houses was
all run into solid masses. No
thing affords more striking il
lustration Of the terrific character
Of tho fire, the Levant Times
says, than the destruction of the
British Embassy, a massive stone
structure in the midst Of a spa.
cious garden surrounded by lofty
walls, and provided with fre-en,
gines and an abundant supply OF
water.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

a NEW LoDGE.-A new lOdSe
has been recently established in
our city known as the Knights Of
Pythais. This new order is nom
inally in its sixth year, though
really younger. Begun in 1864,
the incidents Of the times were
lily adapted to its PRONUNCIATION
and growth. No sooner did peace
bless the land than it expanded
from the District, where it origi.
mated, into Maryland and Alexan-
dria, Virginia. Thence it took
root in Pennsylvania, where it
spread with great rapidity, until
at the present time the lodges
number two hundred and twenty
six. New Jersey and Delaware
were fields of its triumphs. From
the Atlantic to the Pacific, from
Pilgrim Rock to the Gulf, it has
spread, and daily are accounts Of
its successes reaching the Supreme
Head Of the Order through the
Grand Recording and Correspon-
ding Scribe. In less than fve
years Of actual working one lodge
Of perhaps a hundred members
has expanded into an Order en-
bracing not less than one hundred
and twenty thousand mem bers,
with present rate Of increase
averaging ten thousand per month.
\ meeting was held last night
when preliminary matters were
arranscd.-thm|cston Courier.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

At Portage Lake, Mich, young man
has been fired 500 for kissing, fsloaious.
". a neighbours wife. Is "fe!onious'
kissing worth 50 much more than the
cd kind, thea? We want TO f@lone oacc
.: twice.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

We are informed that the pay of
the Jurors in the United States Court
has been increased to three dollars
day.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

Chang, one of the Sismese twins, is
pining for North Carolina. but Eng vii!
not leave Europe, and Chang does not
feel as If ic could come home without
him.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

So cold at the Cleveland Springs, \.
C., a few days ago, that the tireSIie was
comfortable. Just think Of it, &C who
swc.tcr IL Nc~ berry.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17
Addison approved, cannot be

Addison approved, cannot he
wrong"
If we go back to antiquity we
fad, among the respectable self
murderers, ThemistocIes, and Han
nibal, Demostheues, Cato, Brutus:
Atticus, PIotcmy, Gaius Gracious,
and lsocrates.
And modern times we have Con-
dorcet, Roland, Cline, Castlereap
and Petion.
These were all honorable men,
and some of them destroyed their
lives at a time when all the world
envicd their prosperity. 1t is use
less to sock for the cause. 1t is
not insanity alone it is not the
brain, nor tLo stomach. It may
be one or all Of these, and it is
highly probable that man may
commit suicide with the utmost
GOODNESS and dcliberation, and at a
timo when be has all his faculties
under perfect control. Suicide
may be an act Of folly, or Of crime:
but there is some mystery in it
mot dreampt of in our phiioso-
phy.'-4ilanta Era.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17
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:, iine cf royalty runs through the
D!:;::>:. g.! nIus sIaa taruEcs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17
ADVERTISING RATES.

Advertisements inserted at the rate Of Sl.50
per Square-one inch-for first insertion, and
81 for each subsequent insertion. Doubie
column advertisements ten per cent on above.
Notices Of meetings, obituaries and tributes
Of respect, same rates per square as ordinary
advertisements.
Special notices in local column 20 conts
per line.
Advertisements not marked with the num-
Der OF insertions will be kept IN till forbid
and charged accordingly.
Special contracts made with large adver-
tiscrS, with liberal deductions on above rates
fee PRINTING
Done with Ncatness and Dispatch.
Terms Cash.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

This years cotton crop !. IS thought,
;i:ay reach %,Ev@, go na.=S.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

inform you reader wonserfa o,hc
man. remedy that Consumption
are half conumedin will all dsesss whether boy
estate live forever and leave death play
and designed 10 make sphere bss Pars
itself shall be
hind Of humbugge But when tell yoo that Dr. Ca
Remedy ut posiey Head
only assert that which thousands testify TO- will $500 Re
ward for hStI pamphlet giving Other
information sent free % address This remedy is
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Price 30 Sent By ms postpaid receipt Of
four packages for dollars Beware Of oounes worthless
aions Zee that stamp, which positive
senunene upon The outside wrapper Remember a; this private
stamp issued BY the United
medicines has portrait and address and the
Certificate Of Genunene engraved upon and need mrsb
Don't be swnde by others representing
Dr. Sage am the ony living that has the gh
manucur~ the Dr. Catauh
uaEel 70 sell this medicine. X. v PIERCE N. D.
l5J Seneca st, Bufalo, NY
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
pAcSENCFRS ARRLHED.

FROM NEW steamship George Washngton Avg o.
H. Hennng Miss Ida Hennng children ana
Mrs H. Nasov Mrs. b. Daympe Mrs. Rafael and children Ar l.
Kesny and child Mrs Cain sicman Wm
RorsasIa John H. Walton Mrs Clark and children, j. " van
ami son Isad Bro Leondeaa W Zadoc ano VII"
WIN O'Nei, z. Blanc. NJ Turk, j. Jones' . a., p.-...
FROM ASGOW-In steamship Columbia Aug l. hr Forces
Geo Watts Leopold Schsl r. welsh, Mr. lie Pent D. r EfHg
+ Craig Douglas Wm Patterson Miss NJ Patterson MI sn1
Mrs Hae Miss Halle NJ and Mrs White, Master Whte
Ma McCnock Mr. and Mrs Martin Miss CarT John uliander'
Ms c. Ashton. TT Tai,
PROM sAyANNAHn steamship Gen Barnes Aug A 1h' Ma INIT
F. Brown Gonsky aud wife, j. r. Collins w A. FULLER mrs IL
Foley Mrs H. Dearn j. Valentine wife and daughter, Miss Burnett
Geo Allen IT, " Hutchins j. L. Meman Mr. and hn CIafs
Remsba and sife Geo Marshall w. K BaichedOr d. Dunn r.
Haley B. Franklin Greenfield NJ Cohen G. Davis e. G IL faIn-
ham W Rice daughter Rev. j. s. Swain e W. Ih0mp-
son M H. Crosby Finn, Mrs D. Mcconnell g. A. wat
kn and wife A. Mccormack and wife Mrs Levy and servant s.
A g. Walsh j. NJ Buough c. Crosby, II. Gould and VIE rs
" H. smgth Could Mrs W. A. Fnler and children MIS-
Worth Kate jenkins. Mr. Kelly, g. ii. Gray, and others
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
!. 5.,u sis12A 8, ohs6co. ess

III Bquor srsss o. dsr smla 1870: 70 s' s1ss q:
b..t. and bsni.r $3.50 ST. from all other sources % >.
Total s44at5 "a fnereass over last year-oaa s geeo
4l2gf7 Is; malt hqBor $1,000 Rj cgar p'''''" "i '
sII.S7t 29 Total, S38,S73 r. -,
FRANKLIN N. 1.-THE store house OF Mr.; Daylu
Richardson by burglars during Friday night I.e W.
pursued caught unloading the stolen goods 70 ne
as eseape They arrested and their names hsmJ A'
Bsnest Wagner, and sad they lived 10 Hoboken
TRENTON.-JOhnson ROlln was arrested on
sstufay charged knocking and robbng william Ems IN
The railroad be ereoed ABOUT
half a mile o Calhoun and Spnngs sta
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

Evorett Uouse-Vice Admiral Porter, u. >.
Nayv and Gen. j. II. Birdsall, Washington. -
Breyoort HouseProf Pierce of the g. coast 9Hrsgy
ana m r. Pierson, lChicago. 80 81. James fiOtcI,
prince AsaH OF Japan, and II. B Angus OF montreal
- Fifth Avenue Hotel-Jndge George +. CoInstoSn s,
syraeuse: John l.. King Springfield, Mass; g. d. NC
Cartee Chief OF the Printing Division OF the Treasury
Department and +. X. Apgar, Albany holman
Uouse-Charies Ewing, Washington. - Metropolitan
Uotel-Col Ii. Perrit, Kentucky. - Astor House
senator Nye Nevada; Col Sanford and the Hon y
Wilson, Iowa, and III. A. Rlsley, washington ~, o
J. NJ. Cavanaugh, Montana, and Major NJ +: Greeh'
Memphis.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
fARnouneemental

A SAFE, SURE, AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
DIARRHEA DTsEsTERr CHOLERA, SUMNER COMPLAINT AND ALL
Bowel AFFECTIONS HAD IN JArsss CARSNATVE BALKAN
COMPOUNDED uSDzRrooD NdREDiEss
KNOWN TO THE FACULTY ACTION PEosr AND ALWAYS
TO Be DEPENDED UPON skPUrArIos 1T HAS ATTAINED
AsDARp HOUSEHOLD REMEDY INDUCE ALL Ar Tn" SRA
sox OF THE YEAR TO KEEP MEDICINE BT
raEn SOLD BY DRuGsIsrs.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

For SPONGE MATTREssEs-COOler Cheaper, and
More Durable than hsreor Centre and Csna A. FAkELL AGO.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

In the committed M murier without hrst having mace
opening escape deect snd burglar from me OUTSIDE eouh
protected HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH nneefeV
believe Nahanss life would have been sayd-E HOLMES ~
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

Wool AND HOP TwINEs, CoRDAGE AND PA
rHa WIaEH0usz-WrLLAKD HARVEY 900 Broadway SsriOrt
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. Acc 9.

TUESDAY. AUG.
Mails for Halifax ~ S. and Bermuda, W. L. VIA hahaL ~ D. Pc,
steamship Rtna from Pier No. 4j n R. close at tie Postohee az IL
a u. Steamship sails at / p ID.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
HOME NEWS.

ppuIpKs-Saturday, the 6th, WhB HUt buHHL uhy;;
tn, az was generally clear or but slightly cloudy anu
o sy,ltrv from midnight to "a. m; pleasant breezes
nay 70 ~ o. M Note.-6th from 10 p m to H. slightly
cloudy s;ss F. M osh DT,i,sp' s dea ro@
nit * deg west OF that star. Yesterday sunday me
ltb' was hot sunshiny day The SKY was Dut sshty
,v ~, rom midnight % p. m; clear p m 10 TO- At
oss m an orange-red meteor seemingly as bright as
Mars when brightest, shot N W. 10 deg from pds pon.d 80
Hts a m the red sufiused the heavens frolh
2:SO to $3.50, polar lights -, ,,o cor,ro, park Meteo
Annended Ia a synopsis or tne CehraI nalh netoC "
rolOgical Depai'"''' Inebe.I THERMOMETER. Degrees
ihopee ihnons-I NJ. -. .7g4
, A. m July 81 l6i Maximum ~ Alg o''S0
unn .',..... .354 Range.....'' '''''''''''''fh'
,oaon m "a An o. m-amount Of water..... DC inch.
Ang IaIn @ 4. ths Ind dining week, g93 miles
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

..,,, IA, vessel. p.s Chop HgbtHoue and Crs
g. %, -s.s -s a. N~as from tie Lght Vessel W. BY J.
.nS from Cspe Pogs n, and very dASsaO"
obstruction 70 navigation.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
hSMM NOW in USE.


GEO. A. PRINCE e cos
ORG ANS AND LODEONS
sbe delivered any ps the United BY .rps
send for pree list and arcosn Add~s
GEO. A. PRINCE CO., BUFFALO, MI
GEO. A. PRINCE 4 Co, CHICAGO, Ill
CAVINGS BANK and LIFE ASSURANCE.
ECONOMICAL MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
- h inch combination either the three great he,
, capital for family parpos'" Tro'aoO for old
legacy for family" Some Of the other adsSs1 Of
erd by the Company arc
Yrt s ,ecaty the Company hav. 81 30 Assets for even sleoo
liabilities
seoond II H. asn processes % BE- real hu'o' s"nona Tom
pa,, established and oopueted pupOs and solely Or the entire ss
"a Of the insured close scrstny nOis aSd h'@sss
will prove consequently,
Third charge lower rates than any other mo. con
psn, thus the insured reap the sdv,nsgss us Aus them
Fourth: Premiums only forfeited bat pASiSp pOheJ -
dividends issusd After the dnt psJnenth required
Fb: Cab dividends applied reduce the sao and all 'ahsss,
annual psymenn
srsh: No eta travelling BY or sh onos" Of NE "ny
navy or merchant marine, the lives OF women
Seventh: The onosrs Of this Company sc men So
aon reputation integrity and ability The SECURITY OF the C"
psny . undoubted, a above shown
Bupes men, oneeu Of other Efe companies and ns 81
the most cmnent the country have given this Co@pa Ne
preference the names whom found lists Of 'h" n'0a
Liberal Arrangements made with good parties to canvass
W. T. OKIB, Manager for ssv-fork, lsI Brosdrss
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
VERMONT SPRING WATER.

Nsture- great remedy for many diseases w. H. sCHFslS hsen
No II william st. NewYork
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
SATURDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-s A. NJ

MINIATURE ALMANAC
srn rise. w 500 sun .... Moon ses...... 2O2
DAY.
ss,v Uook AIS Cows Hell Gate Tfo
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08

many characters OF all nations OF which
the American people could very well dispense Finally
II stated the authority Of the best dyines that Their
language affords means OF comprehending, nor does
contain a single word which will express our ideas OF
God Who then, attempt 10 estimate the influence
which may follow the introduction OF this vast Dody Oh
New-York tribune., 1870-08-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

,ro rain from 2; 10 D. 10 tU mamonnt OF -" ID
rsye eli by the wind during the week. SsJ mics
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20

Rtw,gprL II. DIT Grabjat.s.
8atler; leuer, 80. $1.29 bts $3.50.
Binter<@ etjen, rutber. S1.35-1.40.s
pbtla belpbto, ia. 81. Nol>
aenres finp offjieue @ablteridte f1r
@onerefmttslierer In Yenn|plranien
l.. Ditritt, @anrau, Dempfrat, 2248
Wajpritdt.
2. Dilrift, @reelY, unabbdn8iee Sc
publitan.r' 925 Maj.
3. Gifrift Msyers, @ep., 1915 Mai.
4. DiRrift &euy, @ep, 27O2 Mai.
5. Diirift 9ormsr, @ep., 448 Mai.
II. Difritt Siser, Dem., 1925 Mai.
8ertdte son 9%arrisbur0 fa8sn, bab
f& bic republifanil&e@ ajprttdt fir beipe
5duier Der @eiebBebuns iebr rerusiren
rirt.
pbilabepbta> ia. 81. - SIN
10. Dibrift murpe 8iIen9er, @tp. NIT
629 Majoritdt eemdblt.
49, SnbtanoppltS, IA. Off,
DoS &elultat ter @taatspabl faeint
nod timer rt9t entl 1tsben 3u @tfn, bic
Demptraten beanlpru9en bic @abl ibre8
TidetS NIT 1000 Majorttdt, p6breno
Die 3epublitaner Der Nnli@t finb,' tab bic
amtli@e 3dblun9 fbntn ben @ie8 9ebtn
rire.
Ipurs, IS. Sft. Gin preub. gorps
BON 60, 900 Mann teInpet f9 in Sr>
leans, 1pwie cine 0orfe Gruppen>M btbei=
lung in @bateau be I'm.
49, @eneral S9end murte i'm 3teu
Sbic @on9re6>D ifrifte nit elmer Maipz
ritdt BON nur 100 Stimmen 8e11laoen.
- Mit Grlaubnib ter &5ni0in II
cine 5eirotb 3pil6en prtn;elln 2oui1e,
Der 4ten To9ttr @ictoria'S, unb BEN
WarquiS 2orne, dltelten @obne bes 6nr>
1925 BON Nrsple, arranDirt worten.
49, Sn einem @eft@t smil9tn preu6i>
i@en unp frani6Viden Gruppen am II,
Sftpber bel Me0an0ere, purben lebter'
eei&laoen uno ,mubten ben plab aufse'
ben.
| eonbpn, IS. Oft. s%treueen ba
ait ben ~fleineren eeutlden Staattn Ser:
banoluneen anoefntpft fir einen natiu.
naltn 8unb NIT tem &ronprin3en Grieo.
rid al6 Sbnbaupt.
- Cine @aibinetuner Na@ri@t mel.
bet, oob @eneral @or, @efretdr beS Sn:
ntrn, am letten Dienita0e bel BEN Yrd'
Grenten leine@ntlo0u na@9eiudt babe
oitlelbe big jebt ater ne@ nt@t an9es
! nommen 1T.
Mit hem MueIdeioen res @sn'ral@o>
aus hem Cabinet ce6 Yrd fcenten ,pirc'
Die &e9ierun9 uno raS 2ano einen te,
fdbioftn, beften uno 19wer 3u erlebenoer
&atb9eber unp 8eamtsn Der Ntsierunl
perlieren.
Graf, 10. Sept. - 5ute fano Die,
bic feierlide @runrReinleoun9 gum ent'
NAL fir ben GrsbsrSoe Sobann fatt -
elm Set, wie IS pepulSrer BET un6 MID
8sro9t wereen fam.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-10-20
Gtaate Neuiafeitcn.

2e6ueur IL 5ft.-Die vYeep:
les" @onpention wel@e beut 1T @lese.
LAMB a~t9ebalten tpurce rominirtt 6. s.
Smitb fir cen Genat; s. $. Dpel9e,
fir bic N0embly ; 81. Ydaer fir County
Nubitor, VI. %. Bangs fir Or mat I'M,
g. !6a9en1ein fit Coroner.
-~ Die Mdtb. @m,. @inrcm unb so
8. Dunne(, Ganoicot fir Gon9reb fpra:
DIN am 10. in Qe5ueur Dor elmer GROCER
uno mtbuIatilden repub. @a0enYerz
1ammlun9.
- Gor mebrsren Toeen batte cir
6pQdnber in Gba6fa CUR Ginweibune
ieines neuen6au}e5 eintWn;ubl Btfannt'
e;n9slaetn. @dbreno bes Gan;eS ent:
fano Elm @treit Der fi1 bis auf bic Ctr
unp Don ba na9 einsm Salppn in per
Na@baridaft soe.
G6 entltanp cine Sdld0eret unb Elm
Spbn hes Sberif 6edltn tpel&er nit 81;
mems tsine setporfen murine. bradte bier>
auf 1einem permeintli9en Nn9reifer eintm
Manne Nan1en6 5enbel, cine 9efdbrli9e
&cpfwunpe bel, pel6e ben 9irn1ddpel
70 16mer perlebte tob 6enbel lebtenS Sam
flag in Tolee per erbalttnen @erlebunoen
tarb.
@edlin ererif bi: Glu&t ,puroe aber
opn 1einem &ater Serfol9t ein9ebclt uno
in Dem County @efdn9nib fefseisbt.
- Sm gotten Difritt npminirten bic
&epublifaner g. @. @baQon Don Blue
Garth @itp fir Gtaot8 Senat unb g.
6. Chamberlain BON Sadjon fir bic Ml<
(emblY.
Gin She'll berlelben Gpnpentton 1eee<
cirte unp rtef cine neue @unpenten 3uz
lammen in pel@er @lart W. Tbpmplon
Don Tartbault County bic Domination
fir ben @enat erbfelt urb q. 8. Yat9en
BON Marttn County fir baS 9aus.
- @pl. .. 81. @pbertlon bat fem
Mmt an Der @taat6 l1ntperftdt al8 pros
fe0or Der 2anepirtblhaft nieber8ele9t.
Der reue Semefer ne6 uniperltdt5 Sab
res bat nit Nufnabme BON 100 neuer
5tupenten be8onnen.
- Die &epublifaner Don TtQmpre
County ma9ten ful9enbe Npmtnatienen :
Sir Staat8 Senator 8. s.. Tarmer.
Sir &eprdlentanten q. .. @clburn,
8. @ri6wplo, Sans @alber 8. 9. Mt>
Yater. :
Sir Mubitpr 6. $. @onfey. 49,,
Sir Mnpalt Sac. Garmer.
Sir Sberif: $. 6. @uuidion. r.
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ren Der @bef &ebafteur ber MinneapoliS
Gribune, uno elmer Der fdbt9iten Sour:
naltfen int @efen, bat ben StiQwater
N9epubltear" fduFi@ Ibsrnommen. @ir
beiben ben 5errn GuQe9en,. pelder mie>
ber na@M tnnefota ;urid 8efebrt, berali@
tpiQtpmmtn.
&barleS Molsrs 6auS tn innta>
lis Ippu braltl1te am lebten Dpnnerfa9
ab. gsluf 5000 NIT $3.50 gerf&ss1
Fura, 3
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TQ1elier RutIdfe'6 Nnbm bat nod

- Tllelier &utldfe's &nbm bat nod
ni@t ieinen 9Sbepuntt errei@t. Spetm
1T Elm aeue6 probuft ieiner Muie III
Sage 9etreten, tpel6es nt9t perfeblen
fam, e@erebrun9, bic itm bier 3uQanre
miro, BIC gum G%ntbufa6mus ~ Reisern.
- Die Yariier ~2iberte" bat tetanntli9
aues Grnfe6 eradblt, ron ben Glia0er
Greif@dben fei Ssrer NIT 3wei Glo(9en
Yetroleum Serleben, I'M 49, ben S9wars7
malo an;uQeden. &utldfe, her tapferf
poet, fou> iotalo CT oie8 b5rte, na9fe,
benbe Stropben 9eci@tet babtn:
@as trau9t int @&war,walo bort berum2
&c rie9t ia mad petrpleum!
Nimu, biz in M9t tu b5ler Nt9t,
@ertrenn' lid bsine Singer aidtl
limb etb1 bu ni&t elei@ bixten 'txm
1lnb fort nit bein petroleum
Gp lSi&tbir aus NIT I'D nxb RrsW-
Dprt tpmuat Ct 59pn -ber& usrba@!
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DatAftap g. Erasf

DabAftaw So untp.- (Eraxt
|Da8sett, t.r btsberiae Gteentbamer unb
&ebafeur bes@ abofbaw, ,1eralb" nimmt
IN Der Iebten Nummer be0elben am 49,
Oftober BON 1tinen 2e{trn Atfd!b.
Der "9aalp" 1T an bic 6erren Sbatps
unp palmer fdufi6 iberoeean9en unp
1T 5err Da0aett als Observation-Disclosures
in ben 2a@ro0e u2eaber" etn9etreten.
Wtr p1niden 6errn Da09ett In iet|
ter neue1, @arrtere ben beten Grfplg.
-D{eM itoliebrr ber vMrbeiter llnion>
btelten am lebten SamftaB In @aba(bap
ibrc ei8ene @%onpention ab unp nomtnir;
ten Dr Teft flr ben Senat, unb g.. q.
@eener unb s. s, Collin fir baS 9aue.
Capt. Greo. Stauh erbfelt rie Npmina>
tion fir Aubitpr:
Der ~9nalp" be(9rtibt tte 9on5e Mf<
faire ol6 etnt itbr trauri8e unb pobnten
eteier: @onpentton eire Mn3abl folFlerDez
mofraten unb sintse &epublitansr bet>
wel@e In ibren Nlpirationen In Der re-
publtfoni1den Convention erfolelos po>
rem. DaS resuldre rspubl. Tidet mirb
IN @ataibaw eew8blt perten.
- 8. s. Dtdermann, Gin teut>
i&a Garmer in @aba1bam rpelder i'm
san3en Gountp alS ebrenbafttr Gbarocz
ter unb fdbt0er Mann, wel&er bic Snte>
refen feines@ puutyS fsnnt>be FAINT 1T; 1T
elmer Bet @anbipoten fir boS @epraltn>
%tantenbau6 auf eem rtpublifantl9en
Eidet welder feline @timme I'M County
perlleren foQte.
- Sn Dulutb beabf@ttet mat. Elm
Court 9au6 gu bauen> weldes $4,000
frten lou.
- SIN 19ten Difrift npmtnirte BIT
republifani1@e Gonpcntipn uelGe in
&ecwoeb SAILS ab9ebalten wurrt s. g
Sooner unp %. 8. Gouplin fir bie@eltb:
asbun0.
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" Sem 6ufen mebr.

asarner'S Gpuab 8aIiata belt uno lsf Zen 9uten
&raft. ,Oturt Grlet&tsrurs su ssrihaasn unb { entuea be
bartndd'efen 8d4e pom 5unen, &rtdltuna. 5alsabtl Brpn~
Ditto. Snpuenaa gotarrt, Nabrna uno g 6,ptnbiu&t 81 furiren.
81 eeptb 1T be @rletttsruns :unb 70 fiber Der Gf.ft tn
alien pbenaenannten Sduen. ubtr traeub anbtren Sails. uno
Qureenzpetben. ba6 daufenoe epn Nsratn rem Soll an, tao~
ltd serfdreiben uno aue berNnftdt tno. eaB er bic bette tbnsn
DrRs perfaaft iebss ma'Graethtsruna u. tit ben ntifen5duea
seaaet et"e Sla,ae fur cine sur: a0!rO in srO5sn 9laiden
DON Drupetasn ~petfauit preis Elm Draar. g IT cure
eieeue @balp, pean tbr buffet unp Tibet. Der Balfam t,
rrf = 90 .