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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-18
$1.5OO.OOO
LIST OF GIFTS,

divided into 1900 cash gifts. will be distribu-
ted by lot among the ticket holders-the num-
bers Of the tickets to be drawn from one wheel
Dy blind children and the gifts from another.
List OF GIFTR
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Active Charity SIN Doing It's Nobie
Work.
Cause for Hope and EassuraTs'
JSUEEuIOs
rRov rus uspERrAEERs.

FRoN rHE uNnERrAKEhS'
Ms. Cooper. age 30, yellow fever
WalthAll Infrmary.
Miss Libbis Damn, age l6, yellow
fever, Inlrmary.
Anna Mann. age 81. yellow fever,
Robertson street aud Brinkley avenue
James I.Arkin. age 25, yellow fever
81 Main.
Jas. jackson lcoll age 81, yellow
fever, Third and Auction.
Mary Young, age IS yellow lever
corner North and Manassas.
Matte Stevenson, age IS, yellow fever
Jn6rmary.
Mary Alice Woodward, age IA, yellow
fever, Third and Exchange.
wm. Kuny, age q, yellow fever, loo
Washington.
Lizzie E. Mcconnell, age -, ysllo"
fever. 4s Exchange extended.
NC. NoylAn. age 40, yellow fever,
40 DeSoio.
David Harris, age As, yelIsw fever, l72
Main.
A. Joel, age 45, yellow fever, IS Over
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Some New Gases IN South Memphis
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rto0 ~ Ara California.
We have already Informed our readers
that NJ. soshesp, % bic trip from Nsw
York, had got into soass hstls sSoobls On
The cara Our reporter called on Ar. Sosh.
esn, but was unable 70 - him. He then
intesviewed the conductor.
NsppeaB that II. Towne had the thought.
fol courtesy - telegraph 10 Ogden 70 the
effect thas N. 6oshssn was 70 have the ssss
useot ths Disectoe's cas. ~. 0olhsrn ap>
pseciassd The kind eompliment, shd tele.
grspbeo bic thanks, &C. The folio wing
moenips. howsyes, - discovered . six foot.
twoher, calmly stsstsbsd On his sofa, coolly
smoking bic cigass and s,pping Biz iced
classs. Nr. soshesn suggested In the Res.
tiest terms that the big strasgsr bad made
. slighs mistake, - ths car was private
one.
"Privaas b id" sxclaimed the stalwart
ssyspges. Its BIG saoagh for adossn thin
devils Nike yop,"
POSSIBLY, }" replied 1s. 8. ''bus = yoa
have not sven hspolitsnsss to apolaeise for
he istrssios, request yoa 10 leave H."
':Nes II know Il" ejaeulased ahe hsswsv
slsangss.
Eater ~ cosdscsos.
ODpductos then, sis, pleass rs@ovs
TO your ova oea1S
NystesioUs stsange.-lf either Of yos
bother ~ sny longss III knock ysss hsasis
togssAes and pitch you out of The cas. IL
only goisg twsssy Ave miles N Aoss end Il
Won I hast yos 0ucb."
oothsm (coolly taking his eoaa OH -Ca0s
this y getting interesting Condacsor, sit
down ard 10 . gsnIls smoke while ! co.
dssvoe 10 bsisg our Asgs friend 70 BE sen.
~ Cosduesos dts down and smokes.
0looay sassaess sisss, glases and makes ,
rusA q eosAssn, hitsisg him heavy blOw
10 The mouth.
.'Thsre. hat settles The matter" ssys the
stfsoees.
Mot qsiis," replied sosbssn, plsyfsl,y
giving lin one, two, thscc, On eyes, muse
asd noush. CLOSES With him, and with one
wrestling ''csoes botsock" seads him spin.
Ming over ~ nail at sAssnd Of lhscar. Tbs
alarm b gives end ~ tfain ssops. The
mystesioas stranger b picked up insensabie.
blssdiss q lhs sose, eass and mosth. soth.
an rslisqsishsd shs psivais car 70 him. 4
doctor Of ~ lg1jn aete0dS % him end saya.
- eompessd fracesl&" H NJ saill n
extseme dasges, bns IL verdict oe evesyvoe
4, ..posved hin right. The ssrsnGes'snams
L. Hc~.~a -
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Hon. J. b. 0rinnell, Of Iowa, threatens
10 deliver % address on the life and char.
acter OF the late Oakcs Ames.
Gen. Butler 10 determined to have the
0ovssnosship Of Massachusetts, II he has to
caDvaGs The State personally.
Report viii havs Il lhas Henry Clews, The
banker, b 10 marry Niss Wosshington, nieoe
Of Secretary Bslkpsp.
The name Of Kosciusko, Il seems. was not
Kosciusko after all bat Koscuis1lio. How
could freedom shrek such . name % THAR
A Toledo paper Azes The wealth Of the
late Horace =. Clarke as ~, ,ooo. .ooo
The Inventory Of The estate Of The laas
Oakes Ames has pesa died ID the probats
o1lcs st Taunton, Mass, and 10 - follows:
Real sssass, seR5o9 personal essass, eS..
~, - II; total, q, ~, ~ Il. This does
not include his interest In the works q
North 1assos, naA, which 10 contingent.
and cannot now b ascsstaineA
n. Rane saitk ~. Paul Do Cassae.sc ~
thosghs hat u was easier ~ denouncs ~
than 70 give ~ . swovd tAvusa;" end n.
Casaagnae replied: "Whas day viii you
p)sass 70 meet mo as The frontiesl ! cali
% you, abandooing 70 you every advan.
tase, to designate tAs tine, the place, and
the Weapons I shall b there" and they
wsse, and Paul wss ssrioasly wounded
Enoch II. Powas, brother Of Hiram
Power, ~ sculptor, Who sssaysd he stage
and aftsswasd tenor Ginger, - . member OF
% Ethiopian 1isss5el troupe, end earns .
good salary By hlaekipg bic face and vocal.
ising DndeS IN assumed name.
Robert Kerr, . yosng man Of lr,sh q.
tssctSeo, Of Killinly, who. after learning
The masoab trade, educased himself and
graduated q Dartmouth recently, has been
offered sposltiou On the editorial ssaa Of
ths New York 1st1sss By he editor, who
credits him with having made The best un>
des. graduate address made at that ins,itu.
sion for i've yeass.
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The Bostou 1ssss'ss relates that ON ri.
day evening last, between 2 and 9 O'Clock,
the steamer New York, Captain Wi.ehss>
tsr, was visited by shower Of pebbles, that
fell like hail stones, the vessel at The time
being about lhirsy.thrse miles from Port>
land, Me-, on her trip 70 Boston. ''The
watch on deck, )" It says, "who was t,im>
ming his light st the time, supposed that
some OF the crew were pelting him. The
whole of them fell absft the paddle boxes.
In the morning beswspt them up and threw
them oil but one handful overheard, much
70 tho regret Of I'll on board, - some were
handsome. In the opinion Of % eminent
geelogise the stones were taken up BY .
whirlwiad from some frssh water brook.
i viii b remembered that the sky present.
Cd very singular appearance on that even,
ING. The wind at the time, to uss queer
ezpsesioo, blew from all quarters. Tho
stones saved were all sboas one sire, and
psesent tn worn appearance oepebblss ON
The bottom Of frosh water brook, and win
weigh about halt IN ounos sach.
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II The god>liks Daniel cared nothing for
riches be did love 4 good panch, and he
knew how 70 concoos drink lit for goda
Bone time before bis death 10 Gavs his old.
lifs long fr,snd, Najor BROOKS of Boston,
h,s bsaefacaioo and blessing, and lsfs hin,
. The last earthly good 10 could bessow,
~ following rscips fos what b now ksown
hare among the elect - the Webster punch.
Il 10 composed os "ons boatls Of pure, Old
Preach Brandy (smugsled direct pssi>gssd),
oae bottle sherry, one ditto old JSnecis
ram, tvo ditto clarss, oss ditto chamDaeas,
one dossa lemons, one pint sssesg -, o..
gar, strawberiss and pissappjs to sais ths
tasss, plenty Of ice, 10 vasse.~ Il h 70 b
observed that % water satess into this CON.
positioo.
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Some Of the ingeuious puzzles submitted
to the distributing clerks in the Chicago
post ofice have been thus pleasantly sketch.
cd: MANY OF the superscsipsioos which
come through bic hands are among the most
mystesiUus Of ciphefs- s-unintelligibls from
the writer's not knowing what be wanted 70
writs, rather than i)lesible through care.
)essDess in whiting. When . countryman
Of 0ustavus vasa, for instance, sends let.
tss 70 bic brother In this country, and VII.
ting from memory, and memory not much
trained In letters as that, superscsibes II,
'6eedesabst lsnco Ia he has succeeded in
mystfying Tie avsrge human mind consid.
esahly regarding the intended designation
Of his missive. Not at all The post once
clerk, who sses at once that Cedar Rapids,
Linn county, Iowa, Il meant So, too, when
greasy packet auttessd from the Bremen
bae, addressed to 'aafts, Lac Go H. Il 10,
10 dosbs, dimcult to discern. after the let.
ssss Of The Segion have been evolved from
. chaos In which Z stiff llst and villainous
pen have left them, that the packet 10 in
ssaded for some one In Halt Day, Lake
county, Illinois," and thlsher II therefore
coca But when the only address 10 to be
made out from anosher,-snd that by no
means sure, % vague are The forms Ut the
fosms Of ihe )ettsss-is 'Chollyhutville Go
Ill., then II b that brain tells in the distrib,
atisg businesa. Brains finally result In the
county, Illinois. 10 the Interpretation there.
OF. In like manner 'Vessesux ,ncsque Co
America, i . supsrscnption which could
have smanated from nowhere else but
Ffsuce-is decided to mean 'Wazsaw, HAM
cock county, and Il 10 found that Illinois
has such town in such . county; 20 tho
letter 10 forwarded thithsr, and has doubt
less gladdsnsd or saddened The heart Of its
object before now.
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Fsssh ubsa 1spss>
Prom IL OnnhnSv Nava

Ron, wha- keeps the news stand In The
poss o1acs building, turns many an honest
penny with . root beer fouuiain. The
fountain has two escapes. ard 1t each Of
these hs keeps glass standing 70 catch the
drippings. He poticed lately that eppple
OF elderly men who louneed In The post
once IN " svs1isg, drained these glasses
- soos - they were party filled. Great and
mighty results grow cut Of slight causeaI
When Ro6 detected them, On idea struck
him. Before setting the glasses the next
time, he dropped teaspoonfal Of catasrh
sou6 In each one. Il was new kind of
snu6, asd Ro6 was glsd Of he opportunity
70 test Il. He WAS not confident that these
uass he'd The cssarsh, bat that wss really NO
busioeas'of his Ut wasn't anything hs eould
he)p), and, besides, scisuce must be a..
tended 70, % hs entered upon The expert
meut With oil the hopsfulness and expecta>
ton Of young end ardent nature.
Abost . O'Clock The old buffers came
asoand, and having lisslessly examined the
periodicals.. watched the opportunity which
Rolf wss qaivssing 10 give them. and
raas'd the glasses hur.iedly % their lips, and
- huIriedly absorbed ihe coatenlsl They
then IounGed sbout . lis,lsssly - before
for about two misstsaL A. The sSpisaaiou
Of lhst tims. one OF the twain commenced
70 )ook surprised. rhs Other nan also
)ooksd = II b hsd rsosived unexpected
intslligsoos. Then shsiS faces simulssns.
oasiy appeared 9ripsd, and the Asss man
remarked: "0h, Oh r end struck for he
wall Wherssp0n The secsud man nede
similar exclamation, and also started for the
'ssms destination. Ro9 hsrisd after them.
BE didn's 80 out on the walk whese they
wese, because they didEr appSar 10 want t.
engage in any basinsss, and Ro6 hsd just
pat On clean linen saik So hs stayed on
Tie step. and watched those aged people .
they swayed On ths curb, and bombarlsd
~ gutter with soos bsss end caiassh snufE,
snd pisass of l,vss Ind such things . wess
hasdy at the los. He hasn't aoes then
siaos He regrets thia, - ~ wants 70 get
theis certificate 70 PIT In . circular.
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1AeRsea6Asnsslasssasssf1a

Tbs Sepcst In eiscslatsoa that he Prssis
dsat - drawn two yeap' baek pay under
lhs law incseasiaG salaries b ahs1sd, sIsee
the Coaslitsiioo iashids ~ lscssasing o.
diminishise of he Prssidsnt's eoapeasa-
tion during he period fos which - shali b.
choses, end also psohibies hin iron rseslv>
irg within ihss period any eshse eoolamess
from ~ United 0saiea HE ssw rate ee
pay ands The lass salary blu began win
be rev tern q ~ ~ Of March, ssd
~ claass II ~ NV inessasing his pay b
= follows: ''Thae % and after u lth
day os March. le79. ths Pseslesst of ~
Uaissd States shall sscsiss h 1sll for be
srrvicss during Tie term for which y
shall he s,ecasd ~ sam IT 1fty thossaad
dollsss pss assuia, 70 y paid 10athly."
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Regularly every two yea.s for the pest six
ysass letter he been received at the Post.
once addressed 70 ''Dr. -. uancheslss, N.
H." written evidently BY the ssme hand.
The caligsaphy, y good. evidently shAa Of .
lady. The nauts b eatesj0Vu ths Mse time
after time, and no one hss. ever claimed one
Of them. After lying q the odlcs ,be time
specified By law, The letters ase sent, one
after another. TO the dead letter oascs as
Washington. 30 Il goes on year after year.
On one occasion one Of The lssters wss se.
turned from ths dead letter oAIcs because Il
contained soms tsids Of lace, which the
Department was desirous should b returned
to Ito owner. The hs,eR gave no clue 10
who " whAs the writer was, and was SIM
ply signed "Emsline." This name was en-
tered on The liss, bat no one has ever claim.
I'd the letter or The biis of lace. A1oshss
strange feature Of this case 70 that the ''old.
sst iahabitant" has never heard Of any man
Of The name the letssss bear. and % tAs
whole matter remains mystery ysas after
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cvE.AnocucAl CORNER,

A woman In Greeley, COL. 10 said to have
sowed 8 acres Of wheat
Kate Field wss disgusted with the Shah.
The Shah has not expressed his opinion of
Kate. -.
"Susan Coolidge" !" tho story.wsiter aud
poet, 70 niece Of x.presidsnt Woolsey Of
Yale College, and stands I'VE feet ten In her
olippess.
Wives, - rule, don't care much about
wearing the bssschss II you let them wear
the brooches.
It psoposed to call little Island near
1sle Of xau the lsle Of Woman. So the
good cause progresses.
American female Newspaper reporters are
found In al parts Of the world. Sixteen Of
them went 70 the Vienna Exposition.
A woman In Richmond, Va, turned her
mother, who 10 more than ninety years old,
out Of doors on Monday. because she 10 old,
usslesD, and expsnsive.
A young lady recently presented her lover
with sn elaborately constructed pen wiper.
and We astonished, the following Sunday,
70 ses him coming into church wearing II
- csavat
Woodhull and Clanin escaped through
pee uliasity Of the statute under which they
were pros ecuted, that statute not including
scurr,lous newspapers In the category with
obscene publicasions
A Nelson street man thought Il would bs
. good idea to call his daughter the Lilly OF
the Valley" And 20 he did. Friday
the Lilly Of the Valley" ate two cucumber
and as midnight. the Lilly Of the Valley"
was struck with csamps. The old man was
obliged 70 hasten foe the doctor, and not
having time to get his boots on right, his
step was impsded, and during the transit to
the doctors omcs, once skinning biz noss.
and the second time arousing dog that bit
him on the lex. When the doctor came hs
was mystided - TO the course Of treatment,
- he never before ssw LILLY Of the val.
lcy'' with the cholera morbus, but he intro.
duced stomach pump and drew up The
vegetation. She dossn't 90 by name Of
Lilly Of the Valley" now; The old man
caught some practical ideas that night, and
now calls her "Cucumbsr 0ulch."
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ysun ~ Cseiasati Connsseial

1ro0 ~ CnciaDati Coaneeeial
Dr.. VIM. c. Eeaslack. q pr,ctisius deutiss
OF shsushsi. China, made . professional
viii with tho DnL Taft Of this city, yester.
day. on his vay from the LAND Of Flow.
ess~ % the East and Eneland. Dr. Easelsck
has baen uractisine dentistrv for Tie lasl
fifteen yeass In Chins. bat says that, with
the exception Of . few persons OF rank and
distinct,on who have sought bio services,
Tie ''Cslsstials" have 10 understanding nor
spprsciasion:for dsntistsy.
The native dentists ass the meress charla.
-tans, and practice - masicians and euro.
alls. They insert artificial testh lllsd out
Of csbss Of the testh Of he 90 horss,
which are kept In plees BY copper wirs
vrappings q fastssings to the sdjaoent nat.
usal teeth, and charge about three csnts pr
tooth for The opseatiou.
Teeth ass sxtsacssd BY . hocus.poeas pro.
cess, which the dental impostor calls
''coushing up" The method Of extraction
y thie The dsntist applies 70 The gums Of
the sroublssome tooth . white powder, reps
resented TO be salt extracted from The sweat
Of horss. d.. Eastlack found ths white
powder 70 be nothing more or less than srss.
mic, which causes the gums b slough, when
The tooth 10 easily removed by the opssasos's
fingers.
But The Chinese method Of curing the
tooth ache was what pusslsd him most and
longest dsdsd detection. The operations,
Il shoah have been slated, ass all perform.
ID IN . temple o. In the space in front, IN.
der large umbrella; the idea bsins that
religious ceremony b In some way connected
with them. Toothache 10 caused By mag
GIT which gets into the tooth some how or
other while the patient 10 aslesp. .or while
b b laughing immoderssely. Il must bs
removed alive, OF the patient will 80 mad.
He is, therefore. p'aced on ssas and bio
head thrown beck. The dentist inserts .
long psts OF Sorosps. and after fnmbling
around tor . few seconds, produces betwesn
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We are surprised to read In au exchange
that ''the corn of Mr.. Redman of Lycom,uS
county Il seven feet high" We pity Red.
man. We cannot imagine how hs gets his
boot On, over such corn, nor can We con>
csive how he oontrives 10 walk even when
hs IL barefooted It 10 hardly likely, ws
should think, thst Redman himself 10 mors
than six feet high. and II that 10 the cass
that solitary corn must tower above his
head. It might b good thing 10 tic On
umbrella TO, Or hs might carry flower pot
On biz foot and have hooeysuckle climb
ing up tho corn and blossomlns under his
nose. OF course Redman cannot enjoy him.
self In wet weather. Those Of % who have
ordinary corus know how inteassis The suf.
festng they cause on damp daya Now,
Imagine seven feet of corn In oos long
ssriug, and % idea may be obtained Of Red.
mans agony when the cir b moist. he
would be very valuable man In the Signal
Service Bureau. A maa with . seven foot
corn. IN Warrington, ought TO detect .
storm that 10 raging In KausaA We hope
Redmsu Will never have Q bssion. A man
who grows such monster eorns would or.
tainly have q bunion the size OF . -four
barrel.
Cotton himself told me about the accident;
and II any enc doubts the story Cotton IL
the man to be interviewed about It. Ho
said bic Oldest son was out on the roof one
day flying very large kite. The boy
leaned against the chimney, and held the
cord In his hand. tho stick around which
the spare string was wrapped tumbled
down the due Then he gave the cord .
turn around The chimney and went down
stairs for minute. The hired girl ssw the
ball Of twinein the 6re place and she picked
II up and put 1t In her pocket Just then .
terrific gust OF wind struck The kite, which
wrenched the bricks out Of The chimney and
In . half second that hired girl was
snstched into the DIRE place, hsnled-up The
due, and cent scurTying through the cir two
miles high. And then Colson wanted 10 to
believe that that domestic servant actually
climbed along the string, hand oyer hand,
until she reached the kite. Then she sat
down On the kite and punched holes In H.,
and 90 let 1t down gradually until she light.
upon cherry tree In Montgomery county,
from which she slid down and walked
home. We cay Cotton 10 responsible for
this story. and wc know of no man whose
practice and long eSpssisncs better 6ts him
70 shouldes . vtgosous lie, than Cotton -
6aG Ebe. PseG
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Medical Notice.
DIR. 0. b. WHITFORD,
OrFlcE-onsd door south Of BseIssbss 4 Psosss's
" butcher chop

1AIN STREET, DEER LODGE CITY, u.
The Doctor having permanently established In this
BE- found at bic 0ce 70 sttead - calls n the city q
from the county, and, having ten yeare exp0eoce -
the treatment os diseases peculiar TO the n0oosenc,
Sstienta win be successfully treated.
Private Diseases treated without the ~ & nsee!.
~ with unparalleled suocesa Syphilis in 81 - veh
ota SpesmaaOssh0ea, and all Urinary diseases. Col.
susloa. By lsetss q at the oee fsss. p. O. DsG ~
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HBWspApn D,p.sIoss:

I. Any ooe who taeDo . paper regularly from the
Poeeo4ico-WhseAes 1recte0 % bic aanooe snoeherse
g whether b has suoeesood o. nvt-is sesponsiblo
for the pay0enk
Il psssoa ordsss bis paper discoutinusd, -
0ose pay 81 a.easagss. ethepublishel may continu0
amount whsthss The paper y taken from the Office o.
not.
The coasts have dsc1oed that refusing to take the
noWopapoee periodicals. from the PoetoGlce o. ~
neving and leaving them uncallsd toe 10 prime Eono
evideneo ol intentional fraud.
Papseo ordered 10 any address can be chaneed q
anoeAer a6aes1s q the optics ol the suhecstbsr.
Rsmlttapeee By draft check, money osdes, OF. reg.
- ass required 70 register sttsss On application.
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LAND ENTRIES.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-08
pomecoY's Democrat.

This lively old representative Of Dem
ocracy grows livelier, spicier and more
vigorous with every years growth; and
its Qutspoken, independent course has
made it one Of the most popular papers
Of its kind. It's editor, Mr.. Pomeroy,
widely known as Brick, promises to
make i. more acceptable during the pres
ent year, by making it more independent,
in fact VERY INDEPENDENT paper. O. a
truth, no man is better able to do so than
Mr.. Pomeroy, for he always has a full
supply of approved ammunition on hand,
ard is, therefore, prepared for war at
any and all times, with more grape, red
hot balls, needle guns or the like. For
spicy variety take the Democrat.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-08
The Year Just Closed.

The year 1872 will be memorable
one in view of its dreadful record of fear.
fnl disasters by FIRE, wind, water and
upheavals of earth, No such chapter of
events perhaps has ever been recorded
in the same space of time. The loss of
life has been unparalleled, as also the
destruction Of property. Both Cont.
nents have suffered. The contemplation
is q sad ore, but it conveys lesson,
which, in these times Of rush and hurry,
in which every one goes in for self, and
but little thought is given to aught else
shan the accumulation of riches, ought
to cause men to pause and consider the
uncertainty and brevity of life, its pur-
poses and pursuits. Man proposes, but
God disposes. The chapter Of disasters
written Of the past is . lesson to all.
WbatwM be the history Of this year?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-01-08
The Working Man.

By reference TO Prospectus in another
column, it will be seen Mr.. Tilman R.
Gaines proposes to publish paper un-
der the above title, and calls for subscri'
bers. This is a progressive age, sd
anything which smacks of work and
practical aims must prove popular, and
thus will it be with this new claimant
for favor.