Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-07-17
1920 PER ANNUN. 60
| Single Copy 8 csnb. ssA
BEAB+oRr S. c. THURSDAY %~ as$s"sss
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Facts and Fancies.

The Boston brick market IS oyer-
stocked. though they have had two
Hres, and have got aprohibitory liquor
law. 20 . -.b.t;d 5Es So. -
The Washington Chronicle denies
that Speaker Blaine has 'pnrchased nm
interest in that paper wit the view tsl'
a candidacy for the Presidency" ,,s,s
A Baltimore paper notices as sorlne'
thing remarkable that Scotchman has
died in that city who was Ill years old n
and was wounded in the battle OF Wa
terloo. - Scr AFm g. -
The inmates of the National Soldiers
Home in Dayton, Ohio, will have q
notable celebration on the Fourth OF
July. the obseryances including the lay-4
ing OF the corner stone OF the veteran
monument. n"'N -'.'''
.fNext to old Bourbon vhiskeyR says
| a Chicago paper, "the thing that q kennl1
tuckian is prondest 81 is that he is q
! Xentuckian.51'1 y"This is not true, says1
the Courier Journal, "a kepntnckiaaln1j lsanal !
.hief pride is that lie is not q Chicago
ian. ".r,s oil ~ ,'GuL .bl!"H-' h'''
An elderly man Mt Winsted, Connecro
ticnt has cut his throat lest he should =,
come to poverty ard in 40 doing leaves
an estate worth some $50, 600. Alas Il
that honorable poverty should pe
/ thought more dreadful than b disgrace'
full death. .vsrs.a JoH
4 The PENNSYLVANIA Constitutional C Con-
vention has refused, % TO 81, to str'ke
the word "mals" from the Constitution
defeated several propositions to allow
women to vote oh school and liquor
questions, and only permits themto nel
4 eligible for school offices. "a,
ELEGANT simplicity" receives fresh
illustration in the case OF the Cincinnatl'
school miss who, not wishing to epco!nurrss =
age extravagance OF dress among her
poorer school-mates, appeared at her.
4 school exhibition in n calico garment,
the trimmings Of which Cost $780, 81
i The credit of originating the "Grange"
movement is claimed by Mr.. Porte
Welch. OF the Oskaloosa (Ia.) Reform
Leader, who asserts that he suggested
all the principles op, which it was found
ed, and the policy nv which it is guid-
ed as long ago aslS69.4 a7''iH''' ''''i y
"What are you about, my dear 2 said
a grandmother to little boy, who was
idling about the room and casting FUR
Five glances at gentleman who was
paying q visit. 81 am trying, grandma,
to steal papa's hat oat of theroom with
out letting the gentleman see IT, Tor
papa wants him to think he's out. =
A proposition has been made in the
Ohio constitutional Convention that
the state have nothing further To do
with education, hpnceforth dividing the
school funds among the .varions relIgl-
ons sects in proportion to their num-
bers, to be by them applied 10 giving q
!, sectarian ednoation 10 the children OF
, their respective adherents. 80.
+ "You shouldn't be glntinons, Isaac"
said Mrs. Partipgton, az, with an anxl-
, ous expression, she marked the strong
covulsive effort that young gentleman
. was making to bolt the last quarter of
A mince pie. "You shouldn't be so
r elutinous, dear. You must be very
, Careful, or you will get something ID
] your elementary canal or sarc"phagus
? one Of these days that will kill you,
? Isaac" r'5 rn ~ i4- 81 llid . "%7-.G