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THERE Is NO WAR AFTER DEATH" Such
was the magnanimons reply of the Prussian
Ambassador toan invitation to attend the fu-
neral OF the French diplomatic representative
a great soul, and we honor the man that utter
ed it. God grant that the Inspiration may
strike home in some of the bascr American
hearts about Washington which have delighted
in pursuing the dead and heaping indignity on
their graves. We commend it especiall to the
savage head of the "Army of the Republic" :"
and bid him learn from this stranger Of for
eign land now engaged in deadly strife the SEN
timents and customs of civilized age. Baron
Gerolt's humanity can drop a sprg upon the
grave of his countrys enemy in the midst of
war Yet, five long years after its din has been
hushed in this prolesscdly Christian land, a
flower from the hand of kindred and friends is
refused to the resting place of the Confederate
dead! We thank the Baron for his rcbuke, and
commend the lesson to all.-Sayannah Repub-
HcdR.
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Getting Ready for the Fairs.

They are getting ready for county and town
fairs all around us, says the Cincinnati Times.
Every day, nearly, brings US pamphlet con-
tanning the premium list and regulations for the
next annual fair of some agricultural society.
We have just got one from Bungtown. Bung-
town has organized an agricultural society, and
they will hold their first annual fair in Sep
tember. If it is success they promise to hold
a second annual fair in October. The Bung-
town Brass Band has been engaged, and the
Bungtown Zouaves will come out and 60 through
a drill, besides going through any strangers that
are there to be picked up.
We copy the following from the
"RULEs AND REGULATIONS OF THE BUNGToWN
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY"
No person can belong to the society unless
he has Joined.
The entrance fee shall not be less than moth
ing, nor more than what man has got.
Where no premiums are awarded to things
on exhibition, the things will be sold atauction,
the proceeds going to the society.
Every exhibitor getting premium can name
the amount of it if he Immediately donates it
to the society and advances tue money: II NJ ne
refuses he gets no premium, and the articles he
exhibits will be sold according to article third
of this section, whether it is according to law
or not
Every animal or article to be exhibited for
premiums must come himself, and not send
hand. No premium will be paid an animal
that neglects to put in an appearance until the
fair is over.
"Beats" cannot enter the grounds unless they
enter in the Vegetable Department.
Young cattle will not be permitted to enter
the Fine Art Hall unless accompanied by their
parents.
Patchwork quilts, for all work, three years
old and under, will rate the same as fatted side
saddles, in the can. The awarding committee
must strictly observe the rule.
The judges on animals will have regard to
their size, breed, customs in society, proficiency
on the piano, feeding, political anteccdents,
familiarity with the dumb-bells symmetry,
woman-suffrage question, age, the "code," and
what they think about baseball.
No person except the Awarding Committee
On duty, officers of the society, members of
other associations invited thrashing-machines,
specimen gooseberry jelly (not less than one
pint, members of the press, and the public
generally, will be allowed inside the ring while
the exhibition is going on.
ORDER OF EXHIBITIoN-TIRsT DAY.
Horses and ale for draft, asses faculty of
the Bungtown Academy products of the soil,
soiling of the products, and farming imple-
ments.
SECOND DAY.
Cattle Of all kinds, Including the "dumb,
driven cattle" Longfellow speaks Of, as we'll as
the cattle on a thousand hills,) blooded horses,
horses for general purposes, horses for General
Grant, racking horses and horses gone to rack;
draft butter, jellies for all work bread, three
years old and upward cheese, four years old
for harness domestic manufactures Including
broils and divorces) and a whistling match.
THIRD DAY.
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SECOND DAY.
THIRD DAY.

Needle, shell, wax and carpenter work
drinking, blacked eyes, miscellaneous articles
ending with stump-pullers trotting against
time, and a grand running match between a
horse power potato harvester and pair of wool
en- knit baby socks.
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- The prettier the foot and ankle, the easier
it gets up stares-N o. Times
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: Never ridicule what you cannot explain
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JAMES A. TOYT, Agent, Anderson c. H., S.
July II, 1870 3
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From Whence comes the Blame

They wctc h,y- together. Willie Grey
son and iNl,rd S.uncuian. Stuucmlu' :
boyhoud w;i> Il >i-uiticant one, for even
in youth his lie path seemed clearly de-
tincd ty his every aci.-the col steel
look Of his keen eye, the narrowed curve
a. tine aim hF~, line graspI 4" and success
Iul calculations OF his brain, cver in play.
marked the future man: LII, .augh al
ways seemed a nOcMcry ani vei,u, d uoNn
INTO vuur nr,r.-'.hc has won some
ttirg.". Al unlike his companion vii
lie. whose trusting eyes made you think
II stars ghmmcring Ill the heavens, whose
noble brow spoke truth and honor, whose
waNy hair WAS ever carc!co-ly to>sel by
the wind, and whose happy beaming face
maGe you happy too: then his laugh
Grntie ripping waters, and soft linklrng
nvulets were no lighter nor more mu>i-
cal. He Wa. the pet Ct the schOUl-rUom.
Bui chldhood fingers not, and tie day
path, OF S.oncman and Willie divergcd
u widely. that we will here murmur
-adIy our ''Guod bye" and meet them al
tiir gates ui manhood.
1t was Christmas eve Lvtord Stone
Inans home was bright in its splcHdor.
Little ones wcle greeting SIn:a Claus,
a- ihc heavily laden tree, brrding with
Fare 2itt> was displayed in lis costly
ucauiy. S.Unemam sank back i'll his
cuehIoncl char ot sYitc>t emerald tn',
and Iayi.g Il vclvc, hand on conscience,
proudly cjunliu5 the cost, murmured,
1T pays welt"
Down town three blocks perhaps, you
were attracted, rather suddenly, 10y the
@liItering many hued rays. cleaning, Oh
hquvly, through the windows of one ut
the iargc~t saloons in b. To the
careful ard wary watcher. the amber and
crimson, which streaked beauteou>!v, the
cruSIcd pavement Oi SNOW wItlE almost
gorgeous brightness seemed Us a beacon
hight. but telling oil SHOALS and quick ,and-
about which laid destruction. Oh the
wrecks tuat were sea tered around the
doorway OF Ll ford Stoneman's saloon
How attractive seemed the lnyilinT spot,
TO more than one poor Iired worn oul
fyot traveller, and most dangerously alt
trarri,cly d.d it prove 10 ''old Bill Grey
son. q they called him now, as lie
stood leaning on his elbow, rag9ed, friend
les AID !orsaken in LyiorI Sion,man's
saloon.
Tea wears ago Tonight. All. memo
rvs bell. were tOliing requlum III his
soul. Ten years ago, he was man.
Tu-li.ht "a deserted drunkard. \ suit
hand seemed carro os,lng his head, gen
tie touch was pushing back the tangled
mass OF curls from bis careworn brow ; d
mothers voice seemed calling HIN back
TO Letter lie and happier luture; rea-
son was beguilius him awhile IRON deep
est woe, and he had almost SAID Il will
arise and 20 unto my Father" when the
bitter in his soul aroused by a rough
Come get out of this; do you think re-
spectacle looking men will be our Gus
TONERS, while such ragged loafers as you
hang round -
Greyson turned to the barkeeper and
for reply SAID, ''IIow long, Tom, do you
Ihlnk they'd be Respectable looking ai;er
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out. For they are growing old and can
not continue long. And he entreated us
all to think seriously of this thing, and send
out more recruits Says he: when Mr.
Adams died, a man who feared God, and
had his whole soul filled with love to
Christ, then we felt discouraged for in
his very face he showed such love for
the welfare of every one, and wherever
he went he did not have to tell the peo-
pie that he loved them, for be showed it
in his face.
would that | could tell all he said
from beginning TO cad. For it was such
an account as have never heard before,
and never expect to again.
+. NJ. kETCuAM.
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any deficiency. The attendance in many
Of the schools has been interrupted by
sickness, but in other cases parents have
not tclt duly the great evil to their child
rcn and the school Of keeping them from
the schuol-room occasionally. Upon this
point Secretary Rankin makes the fol
lowin tUrcible remarks in his last report.
''l'arcnts sometimes when cxpostulated
with by teachers say, Il have the right to
keep my children from school They
have no such right. Every mans right
ends precisely where another's egins,
AMI much more does the individual right
end when the right Of the many begins.
I'D every individual has the right TO
demand OF the state that every child
shall be educated. Holland thinks SO
much OF the regular attendance of her
children at school that she pays from the
public treasury small stipend TO each
child who has been regular for month.
Scarcely any evil interferes more with the
prosperity and efficiency of the public
school than tardy or intermittent attend
ancc. Not ouly ae the time and ad-
vaEtagcs lost TO the delinquent, but the
whole efficiency Of the school is impaired.
Classes are demoralized. Parents do not
ieel the Importance Of regular attend
ance. The responsibility Of this mis-
chief falls upon them"
have found in the examination OF
teachers that the greatest failure was in
government and grammatical analysis.
Nonr were in uncertainty what disposal
20 make Of Il common word in par>i .
when there should not have been "a mo-
m,uts hesitation. And this he>itatioa
has gonc with them into their schoo!-.
Thi- ought not 20 to be.
have been surprised 10 learn that -
frw par.n!- comparatively visit the
schools. Even the hest and most inter
e,tin@. 10 say nothing Of other schools
that may stand more in need Of their
countcnancr and aid. There * verify
Il fault throughout the town an this re-
>prrt.
Ia ,hi- day when some are dc>iriu.
The overthrow of the entire system #
the Pubic schools. commend anew 10
your fostering care and your watchtul
attention this vital interest Of our cntir,
/ l:ud-t' t public education of our youth.
That our scho.l- may prove nurseries
OF virtuou> and patriotic intelligence and
ditiusc a spirit Of freedom and love OF
justice amorg our youth Is my earnest
wish AMI tcrycnt prayer. Respectfully
presented, !. l.. Humphrey,
Supt. of Common Schools.
81. .Iou-bury. March l. 1870.
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JE;~&ioHd"y NoyI IN -fTrica.

- i4-i-i.\-' N'i-i.t'i' l W -, ~
i!rcr 'r'c> t"-,lay tav- we listened
to the vo..r ot one, OF whom we have
"tt.n heard. iut rev,r seen before, and
ra"h time with increasing interest and
'ymP'ihy. lNrnty-'IN !e'r> az, Dr.
'i1-!hrI started from !-'Hr Seminary at
,mr:n"'ii. Tor lhr "O'i"''n Mission IN
Air"'. ant "n h afrv'l there he t"nnd
i"'S- Ia 81 very dI~c'ur'-ln- state Bu'
.'~ ''..y "''' expecting sch "nn-- it'H
wet '' weak IL = 'i ';''"'-t' Inc!
"'n' "a '"'i'i "'''' '''E l"''in'" /"
'''''' ''''" '','''' '''''''>' ''.'' l" Il NJ II
'''''' III '''' '''>'''' " ''''''''''''- II
'''' '.'' = IT, .''! went !" ""iN "'"
''''' III las 'N'> ARE '"''''f=S' ana Ia''
II -!i''-"i Streets "''" no" 'h''F town
t'oi>- - "''r ~ >''nt 'i "ur own smaller
'"""~. i"' most lmP" ri"nt matter T."
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? amt srtIl-p. o., but no u'n knoweth Of hi. .
LIE Gu-o III day."-prTt. NXXlN:6
Hy N,ro'- l.urly nIountair,
,tu m idc I"r an wave,
la v:l n he Ian! of Moab,
3 he e L. u,ly crave
And du he sepI.lchre,
.h.a NJ III 90 saw i r',r:
For IA ANGLE # e. uIrurnrd the sod,
\. d hid tac dead HII.. ihcrt.
Tha' a. he rrlrIrs. funeral
hat cv.. pas I . on G rtn;
But 10 IA. h. I the ampling
~ z4w the t-',ia - :0rth.
y. Il 81, - tu dtyla--Lt
Comes . hen Tho -, I is done.
And fhr mson strraA til" oceans cheek
GroN- into tn gre1t sun;
N"i-,lc- J., - the ~ ing time
II bro owe dur ca.cs,
And a. the ,,- on all the hill
Gp, ia ir Tho nd leaves
80 with -oc.d 20. music,
~ y e Of ,h'.i that Wcpt.
silently down tTl:i. the InruutIin's crown
lie -r 81 p ., zz.,u -wcp.
P.r-haa,ct e Inld Id c.g gle,
CA .,I,y Rc,h-prp.- hsigut,
CA ,t b.. 70 X. ' ir,
'r.. IN 'ha wo d. IL hit.
l,s,I-uc- The. ON, g ak NJ
~t... I'M inst .s l1vvc spot,
Lc b 1t .l-d h.ld ..,vcs rn aad hea. d.
That IA n.lu !.uywrth not.
Amid tn .oblr IL tlc land
V J. the . t,r :,
AID -iv she. ri iI ou ed place.
N.ih e i,y u.I. L. DIS 4,
Ia hs = 'Ht .liu.t,. tr-n-,pt
Na.r d p ike Il ~ fH:
An joe Choir i - a tn crg Il rings,
\! H. the viuh!az"uci wal.
2 A.s ... the brave warrior
ha cv r b Ned word.
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O. & EuIIlNG.

Hr-.. ia,.. Family pyy-. py- stuff
ne. ~'a.iou, ~. Fancy Gool-, Pook
.. .. "..e. . - .,tt,l.z. Clocks, Jewch ;. AZ.
-. .-'. 'uad ury d RUSSELL store. -.
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-.- q la i--ortmrnt Of I'IA>uR, CAEINiI
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Miss Lucy \. LYNN presided over the
Primary. She directed her Youthful
CHARGE with tnct and rentlcncss. and
made the term AN intcrc-tin. AID profit
able one to the little orc-. In the win
ter NJ. T. c. Edwards wa, employed To
take chargc 81 both departments in one
school. 1t WIS Il Greater task than
could well he performed by any one.
Mr.. Edwards WAS an excellent scholar.
He prs~e~>el culture and experience in
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b.Nltk ~
NltHT- JENELE Hooks.
STATIONERY. and FANCY GOODS.
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F. GALLAGHER.

.ENlEE ~ GENERAL. DRY GOODS.
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PUTNAM D. MCMILLAN.

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PIERCE & MAY,

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DANIEL 0. WOODRUFF,

LAWYER.
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.ALI.. ~ HIDES, LEATHER AND OIL
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COMMENCED. AUGUST 8. 1887.
The BI!iGy OJ Hoses.

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fact that, in tho instance Of several Of the
largest manufacturers, o large increase is
exhibited. 1t will be seen that by the
revenue statistics Of twenty.six firms Civ.
en- below, they Grc residents Of New
York, Boston and Baltimore, and that the
aggregate total OF their sales amounts To
$5,248e77 Besides those given In tabu.
lar form, there arc number Of small
firms in the three cities named, and also
several in Philadelphia, Albany, Buffalo,
indianapolis, St. Louis, and even San
Francisco, which will increase the total
amount Of annual production and sales Of
pianos in the United States TO fully $4,000
instruments, netting over Strcn mtttonS q
dollars (7.000, ,0OO) I,.y..r ..i
New York, the Empire City Of the
Union, possesses in tho world famed mann.
moth manuiactory Of Mcssrs. Sleinway u
Sons not only the most extensive establish
ment in the United States, but beyond o
doubt the largest In the world, as shown
in the fact Of this firm returning, rs made
and sold during the year 1860, no less
than 2,2OO pianos, for the aggregate sum
of tInelre hWndFed and ,fre MOR&ind four
hundred and Sirty-Ntrcc dOlIH1($1 ,20j, ,4O3.)
Boston, the renowned Club" in the cs.
tabllshncnt OF MeSsrs. ChiCkGriug, posses.
ses the second largest pfRnO mNnutactOry
in the United States, whilst Baltimore has
tho third In that Of AlcSsrs. knabc u 20.