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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-31

How CAN l CooM? The following
story is good because ii is true. We had
il from the lips of good woman, who
was told ii by the principal actor herself.
Ven first COON to Filadelfy to serve,
vas very unciyil, said Catrina, now a
tidy servant in respectable family; I
laugh mooch, and feels ashamed to re-
member how | behaved ven know so
little. Shon-dat vas my beau-Shon,
he took me to the teater one night, ven
been in Filadelfy but tree weeks. We
sit in tie gallery, and we not see goot, and
Shon say he would get peter seat. So
he pute his legs around ter post, and
shlides down init ter pit, and looks up
and calls out, Katrinal Katrinal COON
down. tish a goot place here And |
lean over and say, How can l COON
down. Shon?' And he say, Shust shlide
DOWN So pute my legs around der
piller, and shlides down. Donder
how te peoples laugh! Dey laugh so
dey play no more dat night upon te
sthage Everybody laugh, and yell, and
whistle. all over te house l vas mooch
ashamed den. But now l pushes red
every time thinks init it,
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ehane. A kommon irun pikit pin will be
suffishently strong fur an anker.
n. B.-Ef Klarissy will cum Terris
she kin have the bennyht nv mi expe-
rience in lerning TO conkur the fiery nn-
tanned crikit, and NV evenins mi Betsy
viii instruk her in the fine arts-serub-
bin, whitewashin, etsettery. Borde a.
terms modrit. Inclose stamp fur anser.
Anne Kirkgibbon asks: Air krikits
valuble ez songsturs? Have emmy
framed wuns? What is the prise NV
sutch?
Ez singin suksesses tina is a failure.
not frum wekenes NV lungs or subbur-
ness, but frum monotoni nv tone.
ant in pusesshin NV any framed wins or
prises nv suteh.
Horris Tiltun vans no eff tha air 10
sively rased bi the farmurs Nv nevady-
ef owners NV crikits killed bi rale rode
frames, sue the cumpiny fur damigis--
whether lawyur cud git guide praktis
in sutch kasis & cettry. Hevin failed
inclows a postig stamp-sich ginerally
du fale, | pos 2 the mex.
Theodoar Grealy-only saw commens,
but IL glad welkim me 2 the feeld nv DIS
interested spirits, willin fur the komon
guide mortyr themsels in tellin the komin
herd wal tina kno, Asks, would their
bodies not pruve NV CRATE vallyu ez a
subsoyl in menurin fur cultivashun NV
erly York currints? He assures me kon-
fdenshully he menes in his mex tn de-
nownse the washin nv shepe when redy
to shere, es he thinks the soyl es thereby
remuved frum the shepe which should
be left fur newtryment fur nu wull.
No stamps, no answer.
Doktur Hembolt-Tha is helthy; few
die, an nun resines.' mite, howevur,
git Forbes to puf littel; he kin make
crikits walk up an tax thare buku like
men. / wud knot maik q good agint;
mi Betsy mite yuse a specymin bottil
| liz ruther parshil TO bottilsl but nun
fur joe
(N.B. This IL the man az betes Jim
Fisk's turnout; he hes six bloody bais,
six 15ths, and bottil nv Buku in the
kerrige.)
Wendill Sumnir: Tha is gineraIly
black, and wud consequently be rite intu
yore hand.
Soothin Brewtus: The best wa tu
1 dskover thare sects liz 2 watch which
ais the aigs, infallible rool. Tha seems
tu be strong-minded regardless Nv sects.
DIRTY hlnuemuccd. Inh Is plenlli ibt
and sed tn be tendir.
Chas. Phillips: At present buro fur
thare protenkshun wudnt be seisupport-
in; but shud Kongris maik an appropri-
alton fur that, wud rekomend it be fur
every alternit secshnn fur twenty milds
ON eeeh side NV WHARF tha ma be fownd.
Don't furgit furst brot them into notis
es frst-clas subject fur sympathy
| B. ch & F-th-m-.E .Ez a rool tina
don't git indiany dyorsis-no mummy in
marryin them.
b. L. B-r.-Thare spunes are made
NV horn and insepribly attachid tn thare
bodies. Thare paints are perpetyool
| Bosting Merehint-Cant maik butes-
aint ipgenyus, kept es tn satisfying the
appityte. II wud talk much nativ gen.
yus, tn maik them profatible. l hay
sevril plans which yu kin obtain by send
in thre postig stamps.
2 kommunicashuns, ! frum p V. Mas
by, Kintucky cross rode post mastur,
and frum Josh Billings, yewmerous
wryter, lais over on akkount nv retcbid
spellin.
Trustinly thyme,
jos SIMMONS.
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Dissolution Notice.

T,HE COMPREHENSIVE HEREToFokE Ex.
i ISTIN6 between Hop Sing and Weu fuen,
in this city, has been this day dissolved by mu.
taai consent. The business viii oe continued
pay all debts and receive and receipt for al dues
n the late arm. WAU YUEN,
HOP SING.
Hamilton, New, July II, 1870 jy2i-u
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Trustinly thyme

joe SIMMONS.
p. S.-Dan Med. the insanity biz
mis- wont go here. Yore eppitaf wud
likely be: dide in mortil aginy-disease,
shot gun. JOE s.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-07-31

At Oxford, some twenty years ago a
tutor of one of the colleges limped in his
walk. Stopping one day last Summer
at a railway station, he was accosted by
well-known politician, who recognized
him, and asked him if he was not the
chaplain of the college at such time,
naming the year. The doctor replied
that he was. was there, said the in
torrogator. and knew you by your
limp Well, said the doctor, 1t seems
that my limping made deeper impress
sion on you than my preaching. All,
doctor, was the reply with ready wit,
it is the highest compliment we can pay
minister to say that be is known by
his walk rather than by his converse
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pissolution Notice.

rI,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
Monahan is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent ]. j. Monahan will collect all outstanding
accounts and pay all debts against the concern
NJ. MccLuSKEY,
JN0. j. MONAHAN.
Treasure City, New, July %, 1870. jy2S
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HARD OF HEARING. There was an old
lady who lived next door to the navy
yard at Portsmouth New Hampshire,
and who had the misfortune to be hard of
hearing. Last July she sat in her par
lor, while the boys in the navy-yard fired
a salute of 36 guns. As the last sixty
eight pounder went off, the old lady
started up in her chair, and called ont,
Come in.
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FORBES g. co.

". ]. FoRBEs. w. II. PIrcHFoRD.
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DISSOLUTION Notice.
Dissolution Notice.

FI,HE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
i ING under the firm name Of DENISE &
STEWART, in the Livery business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All business Of
j. T. STEWART.
Stock ranched and horses taken at livery on
the most reasonable terms.
jya6-2w j.. T. STEWART.
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III no small degree to the entertain
mcnt of all.
A noticeable feature e tic occasion
was the number Of handsome cnuipa.
gcs, i'll which dashing young men dis,
courSed pleasantly TO fair ladies, bc.
hand the painting stccds, and over the
glowing wheels, whilst flew by,
"rhe golden hours on angel wings"
But VIC must close this hurricd
sketch, and wo cannot do SO more IN.
propriately, than by referring to the
sweet music, which added SO much tu
the charm OF ihc entertainment. On
cdncsday, the Duo West Brass
H"nd-assiHte,. by part Of the An.
drl'son Band, discourscd sweat molo.
dy-which on Thursday tho blended
harmony Of voice and Instruments
under the Snpcrintchdence Of tho in.
strnctorH, Misses Morse, Nixon, Gal.
loway, and lEawthorn--accordcd well
with the poetry and sentiment Of tn,
occasion.
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Testimonial to Judge Orr.

The close OF Court, on Saturday last
was made the occasion of a very hand
somo tribute from tho Abbcvillc Bar
TO Judge Orr, as testimonial Of thci,
appreciation of tho ability, courtscy-
and impartiality with which he hac
discharged the duties of tho Term.
Col. Thomson, on behalf of the Bar
discharged tho duty with customary
grace and courtesy. He assured biz
Honor that it was no idle compliment
but expressed the concurrent sonti.
ments of tho Bar and pcople-a feeble
tribute Of their appreciation of ono
who had gained their respect and love
by the honest and impartial exercise
of all the high qualities of tho judicial
magistrate.
Judge Orr expressed his profound
sense of the unexpected honor--the
more priced by him, as it camo from
those whose abilities he respected, and
rs representatives Of people among
whom he numbered some of his best
friends. He adverted to the consid-
cratfons which had induced him to
accept the additional labor, and paid
a merited tribute to Hutson J. Lo-
max of Abbeville, and Wilson Cook
OF Greenville, through whose efforts
the change was made.
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REFORM MEETING AT EDGEFIELl
C.. H.--The meeting on Saturday at
EdgcGcld was followed by one on
Monday, at which speeches were dc,
iivcrcd by the Candidates Of tho Tn.
ion Reform Party, and other able
speakers. II was sale day, and this
with the fact of its being the Fourth
Of July, drew a very large proportion
Of the people Of Edgcficll County, to
The village. The meeting was held in
the Court House, and comprised in {.
great measure the intelligence of tho
County. The reputation of tho pro
ceedings on Saturday. and tho Signal
triumph then achieved in debate by
.hc advocates of reform: inspiritcd
the people of tho County and attrac.
ted a large audience.
Speeches were delivered by the
Hon. r. b. Carpenter, General NJ. G.
Butler, Ex-Govcrnor NJ. Il. Bonham,
Leroy L. Youmans and w. t. Gary,
Es1s.
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Attention Republicans.

In accordance with q notice pub
lished by the Chairman Of tho Re
publican State Executive Committee
The Republicans of Abbeville County
arc requested to attend Mass Meet
ing at Atbeville G. H., on Saturday
the 23d inst, for tho purpose of elcc
ting fivo (5) delegates to tho State
Convention to bo held in Columbia
S. c., July Goth, to nominate Cove
nor add Lieutenant Governor, and
also for the purpose Of elccting five
delegates to the third Congressional
Convention, to be held in Columbia,
July, July 10Th inst, tho latter to
nominate Candidate for the U. S.
House of Representatives.
Como onei Como all let the mass,
es choose.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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nc.a~ MIR. john Gray, formerly OF the
firm Of Gray u Eobcrtson, who is SO
we'll known to our people, publishes u
Card i'll another coluInn, by which it
VIII bc seen that hc is now connected
with the wcll-cstablishcd and popular
house Of II. G. Shivcr, Colunbia, $. g..
]and is soliciting the public patronage
IN its behalf. Mr.. Gray is q thorough,
ly EDUCATED merchant, with long bu-
s:ncss experience, acquired both in
Europe and this country, which cmin-
emily fits him Cor advising his friends
in this matter. lIc assures us that il
is not the policy Of his House to de-
ceivc any ono, but to sell goods fo,
what they arc really worth. Mr.. Shi-
vcr's is hy far the largest House i'm the
city, and in the style, quality and pri-
ccs Of his goods: he is determined to
defy competition. With his usual en-
tcrprisc, he is making arrangements
TO extend his already very large busi
ness. and TO establish for his House q
reputation which shall be second to
none i'll t:c South. Ills friends from
Abheville, visiting TIC House, will
please call for Mr.. Gray. Or in sending
.or samples: will direct their letters &
his care. Mr.. Gray informs us that
he is constantly receiving orders from
| the country.
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Coke&bury Exhibition Again.

In our hastily written sketch Of the
closing exercises OF the Concsbury.
male school, published in or last, we
omitted to mention that owing to TN.
avoidailc detention in the Court at
Abbrvillc, which was then in session
| Col. J. 5. Cothrau, the orator Of til,
occasion, was unable to bc present
and the audience were deprived Of the
pleasure Of hearing one whose talents
and cl"1uchcc were expected to fur
nish the cIowning attraction cr tho
literary feast.
The Speech Of Mr.. Benct, the prin
cipal OF the school, made a graceful
allusion 10 the wit, learning and c!o-
Ircnce Of the absent orator, and mod
cstly begged for himself tho indul
y"ncc due to good intentions, anJ tn,
effort TO make Tic best Of the limited
time ut his disposal. Ills speech
though hastily prepared, presented
an elaborate discussion Of his subject
-"school.hoys-thcir nature and
; their necds.' Wo feel tempted (,
furnish an analysis OF soElc Of his
original and striking views Of the
virtues and vices Of the school. boy
his earnest and practical suggestion,
rs to the reciprocal duties Of parent.
and teachcrs--but VIC iorbcar
At the close Of the cvcninn's cHcr
ciscs: prizes were awarded to the fol
lowing named pupils, for proficiency
in their studies during the session.
In the Senior Department..
/ The first prizo was awarded tr
George Hodges and Ellis Graydon.
The second prize was awarded I,
Eugene Gary, John Sims, and Clarcuc,
Cunningham.
The third prizo was awarded tc
Edwin Connor, Allen Corpcdge, Isaac
May
In the Junior Department.
The first prize was awarded to Ed
ward Connor, Norwood Vance.
The second prize was awarded tt
Willie Moore, Tommic Graham
Brooks Connor, Ernest Carey.
In the Primary Department.
The first prize was awarded I,
Frank Carey and jeff Moore.
Special prizes for Elocution, wcr:
handed to tho following named pu
|pils by Maj. J. X. Vance, in behalf 0
the Committee.
In the Senior Department.
| The first prizo was awarded te
George Hodges, and the second {.
Ellis Graydon.
In the Junior Department.
The first prizo was awarded tt
| Willie Mahon.
! Tbe school was then dismissed 70,
the Summcr holidays, to open again
on Monday, 18th September.
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Worro2D CoLLEGE.-A corrcspon
dent Of t!.o Charleston Ncws, write:
III glowing terms Of tho recent com
menccmcnt, and the performances Of
the graduating class. Among these
VIC find the name Of our esteemed
townsman. Mr.. j. Walter Gray. Th,
following is tho list Of subjects OF
speeches and names OF graduates,
Salutatory-l.iber:y, thc Bonn o.
Virtue and Intclli"cnco-JoIln r. Ab
ncy, Of Edycfcld, S. G.
Let US Preserve the Institutions O
our observation-disclosures Waiter GRAY
of Abbcvillc, S. &.
Man-Samuel Noland Holland, @
Anderson, S. G.
South Carolina-Wclborn Davi.
Kirkland, OF Spartanburg, S. G.
The Imagination-Gcoryc Wash
ington Sullivan, Jr., Laureus, S. c.
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n&~ We have been presented with a
mammoth specimen of Bean, grown
in tho garden of Mrs. Flournoy W.
Davis, of Hodges Depot. 1t mcasur.
ed 20 inches in length, and in it's CO.
lossal proportions resembled young
anaconda. If the paront stem bears
any proportion in size to this it's off
spring, it must be d whopper. Whe-
ther this specimen of oyergrowth be-
longs to a family Of giants, or owes
Its extraordinary development to gu
ano and high culture, we are not ad-
vised, and cannot enlighten our read
ers. The specimen may be seen in our
Office.
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Tc'rgruph Line to AJJcriNc.-Wc
learn that the contract has been let
out for furnishing posts for q telegraph,
line to this place, and that we may
soon expect to be put in tc!rgraphic
communication with the outside world
The telegraph is one Of the ncccssi
ties of the age: and our business mcl
here have long felt its need. We hail
its advent rs ushering in q new era
and G;Ting o new impetus to business
enterprise in our midst. We arc now
4 day behind Columbia in the march
Of knowledge but with the telegraph
VIC will he fully abreast with the cap
ital, and the rest Of mankind.
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MEETING or TIE AEnrvli.LE l;Irir
SocIETY.-Thc 9Th anniversary OF
"Thc Au%iliary Bible Society of Alb
bcvi|lc' will be held in tho Prcsbytc-
rlan Church in Abbcvill: village, on
Wednesday, the 27th OF this instant.
Extract from Minutes
"Ihc Rev. w. =. DuBosc was ap-
pointed to deliver the next Annual
sermon, with the Rev. Manning
Brown, his alternate; and Mr.. Il. II.
Miles to dclivrr the Address, with
Prof. William Hood, Of l:rskine Col
lcgc as his altcrnatc.'
r. a. FAIR,
:. Rec. Sec.
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THE TABLEAUx. - The TaLlcauH
given by our colorcd friends and fcl.
low -oitizcns on Monday evening last
in behalf the African Church here, VIC
learn, was we'll attended and quite
successful. The receipts Of the eve
ming amounted to about forty dollars.
The evening passed off quietly and
satisfactorily.
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hy- Tho Laurcnsvillc Herald SAYS
that an effort is being made in that
vicinity to form q company, to be
Of whites, with view to
tender it as a part Of the State militia
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nsa. We direct attention to the advcr
tiscmcnt Of W. A.Lcmbecker Of Nine
ty-SiX. lie offers attractive induce
mcnts to cash customers, and defcs
competition.
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TOHN KNOX is constantly re
u ceiving fresh supplies of tht
above justly celebrated Summer bey
erage. Parties will be furnished il
quantities to suit, on draught at all
times in his BAR,
July, Is, 1870, 12-3t
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A public speaker in Boston said the
question before us is, rot what we will
do with John Chinaman, but what
will he do with us.
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Thirty-five disgusted cmigrants
from Brazil, were landed in Charles
ton, on the 9th from the United
Statcs steamer Quinnebaug.
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BriSSendca'S DANCING Scbon]

POLITE and FASHIONABLE
4 DANCING taught, together
with the necessary accomplishments
connected with it, fully fitting young
ladies' and gentleman for The most
refined circles of society. Tho entire
list OF Modern Dances, together with
their various Improvements and change
OF style, will be taught. Regular
days and hours Of instruction, Mon
days, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sal
uAdIays, at S o'clock. p. m.
Mr. Il. can be found at the Marshall
House.
July II, 1870, LIT
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-07-15
State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
In Probate Court.-Citotiou,

w HEREAS David Jordan, applicant has
Of Administration Of the Estate of Bnrtholo-
new Jordan. deceased, late Of said County.
These arc therefore. to cite and admonisl,
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said Bartholomew Jordan, decd that they
be and appear before me, in the Court of Pro-
bate, TO be held at Abbeville O. H., on We'd
nesday 2sth, instant sitter publication. hereof.
at o'clock in the afternoon, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said administr alton
should not be granted ~ ~
Given under my hand. this 18th, day of Ju.
ly, Ammo Domini 1870. - "s'5
: Published on thsl6th day of July 1870, in
the oath year Of American Independence
-. WIN. HILL,J +. a. c. IT,. FL
July IS, 1870, IL ct
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-07-15

A schoolmaster, named Thomas f.
Burdick, was murdered at st. Johns
vile, n. Y, yesterday.