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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-25
BY W. Y. LEITCH & r. s. BRUINS,
DWELLINGS, STORES AND VACANT
Auctfoneers.

DWELLINGS,, STORES AND VACANT
~ LOTS. In various parts OF the city:
Will be sold at Auction, on TUESDAY. 2sth In
slant, at the east end or Broad street, at IL
O'Clock,
The following pieces Of PROPERTY:
/. The two story BRICK DWELLING, No. 81
Middle street. Lot measures 43 by 100.
The two. story WOODEN DWELLING, No. 2s
Magszine street. Lot M asures 40 by 100. iej
8. The one-srory BUILDING. No. "A Magazine
street Lot measures 40 by 1874.
4. The VACANT LOT, south side OF Horlbeck's
alley, No. 20. Lot measures 80 BY 90.
Inspection street. Lot measures 80 BY l20
8. The tw. ,-story WOODEN STORE AND Dwell
LING, ut northeast corner church and Chalmers
street.. Lot measures IS BY 81. .tL-x!lgtrL
7. The two.story BRICK STORE AND Dwell.
LING adjoining the above, and known as No. los
Church street. Lot messur-s 19 by 81.
8. Tne lWostory WOODEN RANGE. NO. ~
Chalmers street. Let neasur s2s by o.
9. The two-story WOODEN STORE AND EESi-
pENo corner 9f a s ana oa
TO- The VACANT LOT, south side Of Ashton
street. Lot measures IS by 116. .lsa g..
II. The VACANT LOT, north side OF Spring
street, adjoining former residence OF J. d. Kitch.
ell ESQ.,, measuring IS by 1I6. -it..t,
H. Four VACANT LOTS In President (per plat,)
each Lot measures 20 ry 100. -..-t!J
l9. The TENEMENT BUILDINGS, Eoa. s ana
bh Amherst street. Lot measures 80 by lao.
IA. The onestory BUILDING in keld street,
Known as No. q. Lot measures 10 by 40.
Terms-Half cash; balance In one year, with In.
terest. secured by bond or the purchaser and
mortgage OF the premises; Insurance upon build
logs and assignment Of Policy. Purchaser to pay
ma for nanpra 1tD2l.tuB8
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Remembrance.

Cod ia the esarth, and the deep sno" p'iea s00''
Far far removed, cold In the dreary grave.
HaTo forgot ny ony love 70 love thee,
Severed at laet by times Gil sevefing WaVef
Now. when removed do my thoughts no longer
Over the mountains on that northern shore,
Ressipp their wings where heath and lern'ieaVe8
ThV % nozzle heart forever-evermore'
Cold in thy grave, and ifteen wild Decembers
Prom these brown hills have melted into
spring;
AFTER such years OF change and suffering.
Sweet love OF youth, forgive II 1 forget thee.
while the worlds tide Is bearing me along;
Other desires and other hopes besei me,
Hopes which obscure, but cannot do thee
wrong.
No later light has lghtened up my heaven,
No second morn has ever shone for me;
All nv II e's bliss from thy dear life was given,
Al.my life's blIss is In the grave with thee.
But when tia days Of golden dreams had per,
ished,
And even despair was powerless to destroy,
Then did learn how existence could De cner-
strengthened and fed without the aid OF joy.
Then did check the tears OF useless passion,
Wesned my young soul from yearning after
thine,
sternly denied It's burning wish to hasten
Down to that tomb already more than mine.
And even now dare not let 1t langush,
Dare not indu &c In memory's rspturnus Fan.
Once drinking deep OF that dtptraest anguish.
RoD could taste the empty aoorld again?
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BY ALONZO y. WHITE & SON.

u 0 R DIV I 8 I O N. =
IL viii be sold on TUESDAY, 2Stn instant,
near the gostofaCe at II O'Clock A. NJ, -,ft,s,a ID
That desirable PROPE aTY we'll known as the
residence OF Nathaniel Hey ward, deceased, front
log on Enst Bay. Society end Wentworth streets,
as divided into SIX lots by plat made BY e. B. White
october 25, 1858: -. ?. - - -
No. j, measuring lo7 feet inches on East Bay,
2i0 feet inches on Society street, $50 feeton
south line, and los feet2 inches on west line, be-
the same more or less. On this lot is an elegant
Mansion OF wood, an extensive range OF brick
buildings on Society street liue, large ciBtern
and well OF water, enclosed on three sides With
brick. al - -s.e, i:..ga wei.
No. Q, next west Of above, measuring 10 feet s
inche, In front on Society street by los feetat
inches Deep; On this lot Is substantial two,
Story brick building
No. 8. next south OF No. !, measuring 81 feet &
inches on East Bay by 10 feet inches deep. ,sG1I
No. L. next south OF No. g. meausuring "a leet 4
Inches on East Bay by 7s feet inches on Went
worth street, corner Of East Bay and Wentworth
streets. ,.-
No. s, next west of No. 4, measuring ss; feet
front on Wentworth street, 104 feet 8 inchea in,
depth. On this lot Ia two story brick opilding.,
40. Q, next west OF No. g. measuring 38 feet
front on Wentworth street by 104 feet 8incheA
de- p. On this lit Is portion Of brick shed. a
C0nditIons-0ne.thrdc cash; balance payable In
one, two, three and four years, Wit interest
from day OF sale, payable Annually, 3Beonred BY
bond and mortgage or property sod; buildings 10
be kept insured and policy assigned. Purchasers
TO pay A. J. White q Son for pspe. 8. Tif ~.
Plat OF this Property can pe seen at our once,
No. 5S East Bay. janis swstu4 -
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lNSSXEXSSZZSSN
I[SZ%AEyNSM

Of Chronic and Acute Rheumatism. Neuralgia,
Lumbago Sciattca, Kidney aud Nervous DIS.
eases, after years Of suffering by taking DR..
FlTLER,S VEGETABLE KHEUMATIO SYnUP-
the scientific discovery of. p. Filter, n. D., a
regular graduate physiclan, with whom we are
person ally acquainted, who has for 80 years
treated these diseases exclusively with astonisn-
Ing results. We believe it our Christian duty,
after deliberaton to c0nacieu tl0usly request suf
ferers TO use 1t, especially persons In moderat 9
circumstances who cannot anord 10 waste
money and time on worthless mixtures. As
clergymen we seriously feel the deep response.
hilliy resting on us In publicly endorsing this
medicine. But our knowlege and experience or
Rev. q. q. Ewing, Media, PENN, suffered sixteen
years, became hopeless; Rev. Thomas Murphy,
ID. d Frankford Philadelphia; Rev. ]. B. Davis,
Hlghtstown. New Jersey; Rev j. s. Buchanan,
Clarence, Iowa; Rev. G. @. Smith. Pittsford, New
YORK; Rev. Joseph Beggs Falls Church, Phlladel.
phia. Other testimonials from Senators, Cover
nors, Judges, Congressman, Physicians, &o, for
wardeh gratis with pamphlet exp aiming there
diseases. tine thousand dollars will be present
ed to any medicine for sa ne diseases showing
equal merit under est or that can produce one
fourth IN maby living cures. Any person send.
ing by letter description or afliction will receive
gratis legally signed guarantee, namlDg the
number or bottles to cure, agreeing 10 refund
cure. Afiilcted invited TO write to DR.. filler,
Philadelphia. His valuable advice costs nothing.
DuWlE. NOISE & DAVIS,
Sole wholesale Agents for South Caroline.
For sale at Retail by Il. BAER, W. A. SKR!NE,
A: W. ECKEL CO.. pr. GEO; GAULhER, q. J.
LUHN. JOS. BLACKMAN, E. q. KELLERs.
janl8stuthly D&C
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WY. LEITCH & b. ). BRUINS,
Auctioneera.

d EFF e r E E,S 8 A LIE.
IL James E. Heape vs.. A. G. Crane.
On TUESDAY, the 1sth instant, at IL O'Clock, at
Postofflce. by order OF Judge Graham Of May I'd,
1872, will be sold, - !; ~.
ali that PLANTATION containing ak hundred
and seventy mine acres. situate III Chareston and
Coleton Counties. near Ladson's Road; bounding
north on land Late Of South Carolina Railroad
company. east Oh same, and On the Fifty. eight
and hundred and Thirteen Acre Tracts late OF 4.
@. Crane, south on W. B. McKewn. and west on
land formerly OF DR.. Evely, excluding The house
and lot claimed by Predmore, and another lot
adjoining, each five acres, -n ,,s.,
years, secured by bond and mortgage. with In
terest annually. CHARLES H. SlMON10N,a
jan4ll,23,2o,2S Referee.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
IRovE PLANTATION, ON COOPER

(T RIVER
On TUESDAY, the 28th last, at II O'Clock A.
NJ, viii be sold near the Posfomce, on bfoaa
street, by order OF the Trustee,
The PLANTATION on Cooper River Known a
the "Groyeu - containing 1854 acres, OF which,
acres are Rice Land. The traotis heavily WOODED:
mode % bv r, o. PIncKney, surveyor, in April, 3s.
On h the - place !. Dwelling Hou with ten rooms,
Snr.onnded am by handsome oak trees, q Steam
Tbrashing Mil. Bs n, and neg houses.
rond tions.-One third cash, balance by bond,
nayane in one and two years. with interest an
nnnaIly from day OF sale. to be secured by mort
gage Of the property. Purchaser 10 pay for pa.
pers. l8nl6 lSzl,LS
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.Br ALONZO j. WHITE 6 &,sON.s.

VTILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 18th
w instant, at II O'Clock A. H., near Post
office,
street next west Shirra's Dispensary. containing.
in front on Society street 10 feet BY l4S feet Deep
be the me more or less. House OF wood, CON-
talning i've rooms; brick Kitchen, well OF Water,;
DC.
Condltions-One-fou cash; balance In ono,
two and three years. secured BY bond and mort,
gage Of premises. with interest from day OF sale;
property 10 be insured and policy assigned Pur-
chaser to pay A. J. White b Son for papers. -
ian22 o. q
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By A. C. McGILLIVRAY,
Aucttoneer.

VALUABLE PLANTATION OF 900
v acres. with good landing on Goose Creek.
day OF January. instant.
All that DESIR iBLE TRACT OF LAND recently
belonging to the estate OF the late B. O. Gsdsden,
lying in the Parish OF st. James's Goose Greek,
on, bounded north by lands Of John James Bee,
ca>t by lands OF estate Of WIN. Tennent south by
Goose Creek, and west by lands Of Bee; located
about one and half miles Il ON rorcheris station,
fourteen miles from the city; about IS acres rice
land, 100 high land, clearer balance well wooded
with pine and oak. The finest facilities for hunt
ing ami fishing. The plat can be seen at the Auc-
tioneer's ofice; No 2?K Broad street.
Terms -One.half cash; the bAlaDce in one
year. secured as usual. Purchaser tn pay auc-
tioneer for papers. jan24faluWthb
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By w. Y. LEITCH g. r. s. BRUINS,
HENRY BRUNING VS.. r. WANDER

uENRY BRUNING VS.. r. WANDER
h LPPE. ... -.
Pursuant to an order OF the Hon. r. 2. Graham,
Judge OF the first Circuit, will oner for sale q
public auction, on TUESDAY, III, llth day OF
February, 1878. &C II O'Clock A. n, at the cor.
ner OF Broad street and East Bay, In the City Of
Charles on, Is ,lt
All that LOT OF LAND, with the build pgs
thereon, situate on the south side of Borgard
street In the said City OF Chariest0n measuring
and con aiming In front on Borgard street thirty.
three feet four irches, on the Dsck or suuth line
III rty three feet four inches. and In depth from
north 10 south seventy five feet, more or less;
butting to the north on Borgard street, o thc
south on land OF -. to the east on land Of -,
and TO the west on lsnd formerly OF W.U. Dukes.
Telms-One-third cash; and the baance ip one
and two years. with Interest payable selnt-an.
nuay until the whole amount is paid, secured by
bond OF purchaser, and mortgage or the prem
se'. Purchaser to pay for papers, and Insure
buildings and assign policy. :: .''i'i
tanlS 25febl 8101l SDecl8l Referea
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Eeaal Notires.

PERSONS HAVING
IN any demands against the estate OF ALBERT
KOENNECKE, deceased, will present them pro.
perly atttsted to ALEX. q. BROWN, at his 0i'
ice, Law Range, and those 1ndeoted 20 ssid
.estate will make rayment to either Of the SUD.
seribers. B. BOLLMANN, | rvac,.o,x
A. KOENNECKE, h~'0
jan7.tuthse
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NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Partnership lately sabSsti9gg sabSg9 9s1wes rnSar
BENJAMIN RICE JOSEPH GOLDD;nmhis Sonfn
Garo,ina y was dissolved on the 7th instant by
mutual consent JAAN, - ktSs iSa ssm u au'n0r'1eo
to settle all debts due to and oy y,sTs sns n'ni'
Charleston, s. O., January 1,nE 2; IHs''
jsnl1.s3 'osDh "oADs-AAAA'
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Drnus Of mhnlesaIe.
* r A US

x r A US
VI
INVALUABLE IMPROVED OINTMENT,
The very best Ointment in use has been before the
puolc for over forty years and still holds its own
as the most reliable Ointment In America.
A certificate, signed by seven members OF Con.
gress and one hundred and twelve members OF
the North Carolina Legislature, before the war,
can be seen at the Drug Store Of the agentsj tes.
try to its high reputation for the purposes recon
mended DCWIE, NOISE DAVIS.
Wholesale Agents fer South Carolina
The Trade supplied at manufacturers lowest
prices. jsn25.s
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Fist Of Eeltere.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~ the postornce at Charleston, for the week
euuing January "a, 1873, and printed officially
in THE DAILY NEWS as the newspaper having
the largest circulation in the City OF Charles
ton. Persons calling for Letters In this List
should state that they are Advertised"
WOMEN'S LIST.
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Gar6.
JOHN G b A D " l G H.
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
& E ED d z E / NJ
LONDON, ENGLAND,
LAND BROKERS AND NEGOTIATORS'

TO LAND OWNERS AND OTHERS.
We having established Bureau In London. fol-
the negotiation and sale OF Cotton and Rice Plan-
ta;ions, large Tracts OF Timber Land and other
Estates, Mines, Water Powers and Charters 1or
va liable franchises invite the attention OF all In
terested to our great facilities or bringing such
property to the notice Of capitalists, farmers and
manufacturers in England, Ireland and scotland,
and the Continent OF Europe.
For Circulars giving full particulars, address,
enclosing postage stamp,
JOHN CHADWICK Il CO.,
dec2 Charleston, s. o.
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CUBAN BITTERS.

900 dozen Of this POPULAR TONIC BEvER-
AGE, in cases OF one dozen and barrels OF five
d zen, on hand and for sale low to the trade.
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Won GHLANN's ROYAL CROWN
sCHNAPPS.

so cases In quarts and pinta. This article ID
equal In quality to any in market, and much
lower In price. 1oVs.stn
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/ AQdul5, 6aTEiel
| Allston, Mary
| Allender, Ann F
| Alsten, Helen
| Anderson, Hat
| tie
| Ancrum, Rina
| Asfe, Sabina
| Arnold, Mrs G
| Archie, Lizzie
| Ball. Mrs Geo J
| Baker. Jane
| ALA
| Baxter, Matills
| Birmingham,
! Mary
| Bentham, Ann
Bean, Rachel
Behrman, Iatn'
| rine
| Bennett, Miiley
| Bennett, Mrs A
| ]
| Becker, Mario Q
| Birt, Mrs Ann
| Eirlmann, Ma
B,a ke, Mrs J r
Blame, Miss l.
| Brlce, caroline
| Bohlman, Au.
| gusta
Bostic, Jane
| Boyde, Madame
| hebecc3
| Bond. Hannah
| Bradley, 5 ]
Brennan, Betsey
Brown. Elsey
| Bresnihan, Mrs
Brier, @
Brunges, Mary
Butler, Rebecca
Bulter, Mary
Butler, Mrs
Phoebe
BuX. Mrs ] F
Buchanan, Julia
Campbell, Har-
riet
Callahan, Sarah
Cammer, leno'
ra
Carr. Britlpet
Chapman, Mrs
Chestnut, Lizzie
Cbafey, Ida
Chaunelle. Mary
Chisoim, Sarah
Clark, Harriet
Clark, Miss ] n
{ lark, Elizabeth
Clinton, Susana
Collins, Martha
Cohen. Mrs II
Cole, Mrs r N
Golfer, Mrs Por-
ter
Conner. Mrs inc.
Cormier,H Mrs Ce
lei Y
Corcoran, Casa.
crime
Coack, Eliza
Gov ne, Thomas
O0nwell, Mrs :
U and E G
Cross, Mary l. |
Day, Miss Hand
Davis, Amanda
Dadden, Mary |
Deneaux, Mrs VI
DesmOre, Mrs A
A |
Desverm8n, |
Clara |
Dugh, Caroline
Doogan, Mar |
gSret !
Dougherty, Mrs
Mary |
Dunn, Mrs A E
Dunn, MISS Ell
"a |
Duncan, Mrs
Emilia
EIbrooS, Mrs N
Faolan, MISS w
l.
Flnigan, Missl
Bridget |
Finley, Mrs /
Flynn, Miss |
Rosa |
Farster, Mrs il
Fauler, Miss /
Marian |
Fripp, Miss Coz
rtpna
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS FOR 1878

The general favor with which The
CHARLESTON NEWS is regarded by the read
ing public of South Carolina and the ada
cent States, has given it an uDrivalled circu-
lation throughout this section OF the ceun-
try. We are resolved that nothing shall be
left undone In the future to keepit up to the
highest standard OF modern journalism; and
in order to place our various editions within
thereach OF every Southern household, we
will iarnish the paper to clubs on very lbe-
raj terms. The friends Of The NEWS every
where are invited to assist US in extending
It's circulation. The following are our
CASH RATES TO CLUBS, FOB 1878:
THE DAILY NEWS.
One copy, one year. ......................ss %
Five or more copies, one year, each. -. 90
THE TR1-wERKLY NEWS.
One copy, one year. 4 90
FlV0 COptce, dt % W cdCu. ~ w
Ten copies, at So each. 80 90
IL THE WEEKLY NEWS.
Single copy, one year. r..................s 2 90
Five copies ....................... oo
Tea copies. ..................... IL w
Twenty copies. ..................... ~ w
And larger clubs at the last named rate.
TIE WEEKLY News will contain all the
leading editorials OF the DAILY; care
ful and complete summary OF the Foreign
and Domestic news; latest news by Tele-
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indeed, everything OF interest to the Family
Circle, the Merchant, Farmer, Professional
Man, Mechanic and Laborer.
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| Ahrens, John
/ Ahrens, q w
| AhreuS Il Berg
| Albrecht, J
| AL ton. Thes
| Albrechr, Amle'
| Apeler, ID
| Ardencople, Dl
| Baxter. james
| Badenhop. Il II
| Bay ley, Marco
| Bsyer, B
| Bal, John
| Hagot, X 7
Barton, Frank
| Bennett. J
| Bergman, A
| Behrena, 7
| Becker. T W
| Blase, g l.
| Black, Jos
! Bost. n. Robert
| Beggei', samuel
| BOhos, Beach.
| mCu
| Bradley IL Co
| Jim
| Bruse, W 8
| BrecE widel, P n
| Brandt, J q
| Brand, q
! Brown, Richard
| Brown, John
| Brown, Richard
| II r
| Buse. 6 F
| Buck, John
Butler, Th0s F
| Burns, P
| Bush, VIM
| Carroll, Martin
| Campbell, A N
| ChCen, Si,ntnj
| Chadwick,
| Christopher
| Chapman, Jas +
| Chondin, Alonsa
| Clarkson, W 3
| Cohn, G
| Cohn, U n
| CoDyers, Capt S
| 4
| Coleman, Thos
| Colbey, VIM
| Conroy, Patrick
| Condy, Daniel F
| Corblt, VIM
| Brown
| Costa, G II
| Connolly, Jamef
| Churchfell, J
| Davis. J ID
| Daniels, N F
| Deness. Abram
| Devine, stephen
| Donaghue, 2
| Downs, John
| Dratnn, Frank
| Draton, Amos.
| Druene, Leon
| Duhe, Patrick
| d mn, @
| Duffy, P L
| Ellie, w s
| EsWerlne, JOuu
EvaDs, DR. and
/ Mrs Geo
Evans, J
Evans, ] J
| Fannat, Richard
/ +
| Farabee, John S
| ferguson, Jas
| FISK & Co. Il
| Fouts, A J
Forsyth. Fran.
| Fraser, P r
| Fl aser, Symus
| Fraser. John
| Cater, Philip
i! Calvin, Patrick
Gatelll, Giaro.
mo
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CLOTH DEPARTMENT.

The best selected STOCK In this market consist
ing OF Foreign and Domestic manufactures, hai
been market down, and we offer great bargains
to purchasers.
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DRESS GOODS.

20 pieces SILK VAL0UR, all colors So cents,
formerly 81 q.
cases Dress Goods. all styles, 25 to 40 cents,
formerly IS 10 so cents.
25 piects Black SILK, 81 25, 81 SO, 81 rs. S. 50,
reduced 20 pei cent.
Our entire Mourning Stock has undergone re-
ductiou OF from so to rs per cent.
Black Alpaca, only so cents, worth e5, the best
IN the city.
Full lines Of Satins, SIX Valours, SILK Velvet,
&C., are offered at great bargains.
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NOTION DEPARTMENT.

Full lines Of Ladies MIsse and Cents HOSIERY
and UNDERWEAR.
Full lines Of Kid Gloves at following prices:
button Kid Glove, 81.
2 button Kid Glove, ST. rs.
Also, sole Agents for the celebrated CheIlly's
Kid Gloves, each pair guaranteed.
Ribbons, Flowers, Feathers, Corsets and Hand
kerchiefs in great variety.
See specials. Respectfully,
FURGHGOlF. BENEDICT & co.,
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CAROLINA INDIGO.
1000 pounds PRIME QUALITY on hand and for
sale low. -
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5000 dozen JOHNSTON, ROBBINS CO.'S
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS just received and for
sale at wholesale only.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-08-28
AN AGGRIEvED DOG,
A New Hampshire furnishes yet

A New Hampshire furnishes yet
another dog story, as follows: sa
Last autumn Messrs. D.K.Marvell
and NJ. S. Hall went to Westfield,
Mass, purchased coon dog which
they transported by coach to Tydgs-
borough, then by rail to Milford, N.
II. The dog was very successful in
in coon hunting and always seemed
contented and happy. Last week
Mr.. Marvell had occasion to go away
with his team, ami the dog attempt
ed to follow, but he drove him back.
Soon after, Mr.. Hall started out for
n drive, and the dog was SO persis-
tent in his attempt to accompany
him that, after unsuccessful efforts
to drive him home, he asked . friend
to detain him half an hour, which
he did. Nothing more was thought
of the Cog till he was missed at
home, when search was made, but
no trace of him could be found. He
was liberated as directed, but that
was the last seen of him. Messrs.
Harvell and Hall advertised him, and
as result heard from him at his
old home at Westfield, Mass. 1t
would appear that he was grieyed at
the treatment he had received from
his owners, and resolved to return
to his old home, the way to which, "a
distance Of nearly thirty miles, be
in some way found, although coming
to Milford a year ago in a close
car. .,....i..-,-.y.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-08-28
CANDID,

The Missouri Republican, a Dem
ocratic paper, does not choosesto
blind its eyes to the situation in
Ohio, and candidly says: "Goyer-
nor Noyes will be reelected and the
whole Republican ticket will be
elected with him; and one of the
first results of this will be the trans
fer of Governor Noycs from the Gov
ernor's Office, at Columbus, to Mr..
Thurman's seat in the Senate. This
everybody in Ohio knows-the Dem
ocrats as well as the Republicans.
1t has been long, long time since
we saw a Democratic Governor oi
Ohio, and there is hardly single
intelligent Democrat in the State
who ever expects to see one again.
Still the Democracy are told they
must fight forever to, be forever
whipped. This may.suit the leaders
of the party, who do not know what
is to become of themselves if the
party goes to pieces; but the voters
are getting tired of it."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-08-28

A question of privelege-Asking
to go home with girl. -.,.r-
Rev. J.T. Pollock, of Monroeville,
has accepted a call to the Presbyte-
rian Church at Tiffin. .,t5a
The tail end Of the democratic
ticket bears the euphonious name
of Schunk, "a rose by any other
name would smell as sweet" i"e re-,
There is man in Detroit who is
so slovenly that his friends have to
wash him and trim his hair and
beard by force. He threatens law
suit, but is too lazy to commence
proceedings. % uas. .. s
The borax marshes of Virginia
turn out monthly product of 800
TONS fas3 'a t
Brooklyn, the City of Churches,
has nineteen policy shops and faro
banks in full blast.
Float quartz, enormously rich in
free gold,h has been found eight miles
southwest of Prescott, Arizona.
In some places in South Carolina
the cotton crop is nearly being CIV
en- up on account of the wet weather
and grass. '
A young lady in Edwardsville, Ind.
spoiled fine musical ghost story by
opening her piano and discovering a
rat.
A Denver paper says that a hun
dred jurymen could be selected there
any day in twenty minutes, for any
case, at any price.