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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
Tan COUNTY ATToRNnYsnlP.

Every citizen of Stearns county,
Democrat as wsll as Republican, is iu.
terested in seeing = change in the ofdoo
Of County Attorney. The lnefticienoy
of-Nlr. Brick, the present Incumbent
and candidate for reelection, is no.
torious and has cost the county hun.
dreds Of dollars. This was demon.
strated last week, in the statements
there made. A correspondent iu this
weeks Times attempts to meet these
charges, but the weakness of his de.
fsnse shows tho weakness of his eaudi.
date. Aud this correspondent 10 mis-.
aksn-ws have not abused Mr.. Brick
psrsonally, nor. abused him At al.
Psrsoaally he 10 . gentleman ) but
officially hs ID mott decidedly . fail
uIe. ;.. ~. us 49, i =
This so'rspondsnt Gays the Fowler
suit vas ono Of Capt. Collins cases.
1t was begun while Capt. Collins was
County Attorney, but Was turned over
by him, At the close Of his term of
Office, to Mr.. Brick, his successor, in
perfect shape, and Nh. Brick had
abundance of time 10 which to put IN
40 answer, but through incompetenoy
or ignorance failed to do 90, and the
expense to the county was as stated.
1t was not charged that Mr.. Brick
ibid not attend" the meetings Of tho
Grand Jury in 1872, but that tho
Jury unanimously requested that other
counsel be assigned them, which was
done. It Vas very evident from this
that the jury did not feel it safe 10
guide their action by the advice Of Mr..
Brick, who was their proper aud already
paid counsel.
It is trus that "Mr. Brick xever ask.
eta for assistance in tho Steiuburg oase,"
but it is also true that other counsel
~as employed, not to assist Nj. Brick,
but to toke charge Of The case, aud Mr..
Brick rssIly bad no aosive part whatev.
'r in the examination. Judge H.mlis
will return in December 70 continue
he prosecution, and the county will
have additional heavy bill. to pay BY
Ess,oa Of Mr. Bricks ipeempeteney.
. In the school sase,a writ Of mar.
ae"'s. vas applied for by Capt. Col.
|ils, q attorney for oae Of the parties ;
he eass Wa srgasd before Judge No.
Kslvy By Mr.. Brick, saA the nsasdam.p
~ grastsd, ata cost 70 the county, -
'ta.ed lat week, Of &c., properly
to Mr.. Bricks l.sk of lsga,
knowledge.
Mr.. Brick does not deny that in tho
road case, o. Taylor il employed By
he county. f5 =.
These charges arc all matters of
public record, and can DO substantial
ed. Mr.. Brick cannot avoid their force,
Or the fact that they prove his utter
lncompetenoy for the Office of County
Attorney.
Will the people of Stearos county
for another two years, to pay
dr. Brick a salary Of $500 per year,
md then be compelled to employ 9TH
u attorneys whenever matters of more
han passing importance require atten
ioo1 If SO they are more anxious to
'ay taxes to meet unnecessary expenses
han No suppose them to b. -.
But Mr.. Brick will not be reelected.
from oil the towns come the most
svorable reports for the sueetss. Of !
apt. Collics and parties Who have
zen through the entire county cay |
hat there is not doubt a. to his cleo.
ion by large majority.
If the people want a capable and |
ficient County Attorney, let them vote |
Or L. W. Collins.
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VOTE FoR b. H. WINsLOw.

The voters Of the Fourth Commission.
er District should 80 to il that the
sams Of B. 81. Wihsiow IL on their
ticket he il - iatsliesstsi Slrnsr
and . capable bssilsss nan who would
give the i..eesssts Of ths, eeusty his bess
ss'satisa.. !: I Fleet him CeaAty Com.
masiopsv.. -; o.;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

IT may be>a matter Of surprise 70
some II our readers, but Grant is lun'
ming for Sheriff of Rice county. F,ct.
His full name is John Grant, Jr.
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In Wow Of the striogoney of the
hines, St. Paul has resolsed to suspend
all public improvements until another y q
year. ...,.u.. .,.,.
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MINNESOTA NEWS.

Max Frankie has been appointed
assignee at the suggestion of the cred.
itors Of Chandler h Horton, of st.
Paul.
Tho Office of tho Northern Pa.
ci6c Land Department will be removed
from St. Paul to Brsinerd, where the
other Offices arc, about tho 1st Of De-.
oember. =. '''- >'.''''
-Wintermuts, tho murderer Of Gen.
Ed. s. MeCook, was on Saturday ad.
mittsd to bail IN the sum Of $4,000.
He plead not guilty to the indictment
Of manslaughter.
1t is said that: ]. G.. Butterfeld,
who absoonded from Shakopee with
Mrs. How, has settled at Valparaiso,
South America, and that Mrs. How has
written to her husband that she wants
to come home.
-On Wednesday while q son Of G.
A. Kimber, Of Dover, Olmste.d county,
was endeavoring to draw the. load from
a rifle, the charge was exploded, the
ball entering the pit: Of his stomach.
He died In eight hours afterward.
The boiler of the engine in 4 tow
mill at .Crystal Lake, Blue Earth
county, exploded on Thursday: com.
pletely behe.ding MI. 8. J.. Phelps,
one Of the proprietors, and slightly in
juring three other men. Only . few
fragments Of Mr.. Phelps head could
be found.
Weather reports received =. the
Office Of ID. Winoa. \ ST. Peter Rail.
road, Monday, show that, 1t. Wasees.
81. Peter, and New Ulm, The snow ,wss
thirteen inehe. deep. and then showing,
blowing ~ drifting, Al 81: Charles,
Wioon ~ county, H. ! f.ll y. :. .l'v.n
inches. ,n, .,..,.,.
ri. It'll. .ve.,..,,-old' Il .e ~ q
Detroit, will phip e'e. :: 1oo, 900 bush:
Oh. Of. wheat thi. season. Hov's that
for bleak and barren waste, q Cor
tain Eastern papers :ze 10, tho habit
Of representing tho country 3, along
the line Of the Northern Pacific Rail.
road /? - j;
! The Anok. Union says that on
Tuesday, while. MI. BraDtl.ud and his
SOD John, OF Cambridge, Is.nti county,
were out hunting geese, they separated,
each; going in different direction.
The son wandered along, until he came
nearly opposite where: his father was,
and VA creeping along in order to get
to the bank Of the creek, to discover
whether there was any game on it.
Tho father, seeing a moving oh jsct,
and thinking it was . goose, took aim
and fred; TIL. whole charge Of buok
shot entered the head Of his son,y kill.
Ling him instantly. ..,... :. b.
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LlTERARY MOTIONS.

In tho Atlaatio Ao1ttly for No.
vember Beyssso's Morse romance,
"Gdnnar,' occupies the opening pages.
Robert Dale Owen tells about "lnter.
esting People Whom I Met in London"
W. M. Grosvener argues the case of
"The Railroads and the Farms" and
We publish an extract from bis article
this week. 'The Home.llfe of Salmon
P. Chase" il = well.written sketch Of
certain features Of tho life Of tho late
Chief Justice, and 70 will publish ex.
TRACTS from il next week., A half.dos.
On or moro other articles and posms are
given In this months number. james
r. o,goed q Co., pablshers, B.tou. !
-: Tho Lending article 10 ths Gala9y
for November Il That BY Ex.sserstalyJ
Welles oa President Lincoln and So.
Rotary Seward, in 70 which il. startling
charge il distinctly made that Mr.. Sew
ard, q the beginning Of tho rebellion,
actually plotted treason. Richard
Grant White continues "Punishlug .
Puudit," and Furnishes him severely,
and yet scarcely with that dignity
which might be expected from the
author Of "Words and their, uses." -
Juuius Henri Browne pursues his IA
vorite study Of the insorut.ble nature
Of woman. "The Stage as it was"
and "The Wetherel Affair" are con.
tinued. Several good stories are be.
gun. Sheldon & Co., publishers, New
York. 1'-,."
-Scri5ner's Monthly for November
begins new volume. Edward Kings
carefully and profusely illustrated pa
per on Old and New Louisians, in the
Great South Series, is remarkable for
its calm and dispassionste statement
Of the actual state Of affairs IN New
Orleans and Louisiana generally. Two
American serial stories arc begun :
"K.therine Earle" BY Adelioe Traiton
which will run through = the year,
and tho othe', "Earthsn Pitcher" BY
Rebeoea Harding Davis, which viii BIO
concluded within three ., four mum.
bsrs. Mr.. Ftoude's Historical sketch
# IN "Eng'ish Abbeyj" d also begun;
and in Ssedmaa's series oa tho s.Vieto.
risa Posts," there u - sdnitsbls pa.
pr % BHs,bsti Bss.ett BssvsisI.-
Prot; Nsxesab gives - interesting -.
count Of The making Of the new great
TsbseopS q Wsshtsgtes, and there
sss = nunbsr Of stories aud = eoatribu.
tions in verse. Scribnsr h Co., pub.
fishers, New York: -. Cd;
S-A'new novel by Christian: Reid; au.
thor of "Vslsrie Aylmer' and "Morton
House," WAS commenced IN Appl<-
tons Journal Of the date of October
'25th. The title Is "A Daughter o
Bohemia" 1t depicts life in q South
eru city, and exhibits all that dramat-
10 power and constructive talent which
have marked the previous novels Of
this author, and given her high place
among American noyelists.
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ousrAcLns 70 nAanrAaE.

- Happy hslisffor Yoang Men from the effects q
srroIa and abuses In early life. Manheod restored.
1npsdinsnts 10 Marriage removed. New method Of
treatment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes. Ad.
dfssS Howard Association No. South Ninth street,
RhiledelDhiA Paitsn instisation having high rep.
uaasieA hoeoeabls conduct aid Drote.aionsl :kll
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

Theodore Tilton has written 4 let
tor to the Plymouth Church Commit.
tee, saying that inasmuch as no ha.
not been member of the church fol
the past four years, he docs not feel in
duty bound to obey their citation ID
appear before them, and Therefore re-
specially declines to answer tho oharg'
a made against him in tho B.eeher.
Bowen scandal. ty> 49,.
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II = SAMUEL A. HAN0COM.
sc. Cloud, MIMI, Oct. 16. 1878. ~
. THE PEOPI,
Stea1n8 County.

TO THE PEOPLE
5tearns County.
Having been appointed sole Agent for the
sale Of DE-. Rsdoliff's Great Remedy,
SEVEN SEALS, Or GOLDEN WONDER,
manufactured by L. G. Kennedy & Co..
Pittsburg Pa, W stste to the afflicted that
We have for isle =. RIMsDI WIrHour A
R1vAh.' II cures pain, almost instantly, of
Rheumatisn, :: Neuralgia and sll other
pains, either inside or outside Of man,
woman Or child. Wherever it has been in
troduced it has given universal satisfaction,
and certificates Of its wonderful curative ef-
fects sre daily received. Our arrangements
ere such that W srS enabled Is III orders
from all dealers in Proprietary Medicines
throughout ste.rns County, who wish to
engage in its sale. We win also appoint
Sub Agents in every town in the County
who wish to canvass their respective towns,
to whom liberal inducements will be given.
All orders or communications will re-
eeivs prompt attention by addressing the
undersigned Ut Raymond P. o., Stearns
County, MINI.
n3 .3mo L. B. RAYMOND.
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-Ahout 365 900 in silver aoia y

About @65,O00 in silver .eoia ~
brought to Chicago, on Friday, by7 tho
Adams Exprss, Company, from: the
Philadelphia Mint, poaigned 10 one Of
.hel National Banks and; = firm, Of pri'
,.ss. bank.rs, Who Aze. paying itdeet "a
par.y, 49, .9>@,1u= ! y.t.u ; saeda
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sra 90 EACH WNHK.
sAents ted sysryvhsrs. Business strictly legit
aaate5 P4rtaeu1azs .ffss1 ASdRsas, T. WORTH 90
81. Lolis, No. &.>:aJt e, !
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v0rn FOR l1Essns. CANS, zAPP
AND oEIS0EIs. ,x.~

As these gentlemen are, al three Of
them, on the tickets Of both parties 1t
is more than probable that they will
be elected. All have made efficient
and capable officers, and the people feel
that 10 re'electing them the affairs Of
the county will be kept in good hands.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

John G. Heenan, tho prize fighter,
died on Saturday near R.wlin while On
the way to San Francisco. His dis.
ease was consumption.
Phelps, who robbed tho treasury
Of the State Of New York Of about
100000, has been com m,tted 10 Jail to
answer 10 default Of $4,000.
The sugar crop is said 70 .h.v
been above tho average this year in
Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi, and
below 10 Florida, Texas and Loeis-
lana. =: So.
I Tho Troy Pres. says that by The
action Of the iron works in that city il
suspending work $500 men will b
thrown out Of employment, who are
paid $l74,ooo per month.
Few people ire aware Of til. faet
that Boston is second only to Chicago
in the amount Of pork annually packed.
The Cunard steamers carry out large
amount every steamer. 1885," T..
The Indianapolis Industrial Elk.
hibition was pecuuiary failure. The
expenses were $14l;1 1876, while the 70.
oeipts were only $52,17o, leaving .
deficit of $88, 966 to be paid from tho
gusrsntes; fuad subscribed by tho mar.
chants. { -.
-In . Philadelphia court room on
Tuesday during the trial Of Jos. Kings
we'll for tue murder Of Franc,s Malone,
son of the murdered man attempted
to stab the PRISONER, but tho dagger wa1
wrsnoked from his hand by "a officer.
"A Cologne journal states that 2s5
young men Of that town have just beea
condemned 70 fines Of so thslers each
for having emigrsted to America con-
tr.ry 70 the military NV. We presume
that tho oohdsnhation Wa in each ease
BY default. :, e. . . ''.;.
" +:-.4Red E.i5,; The 1ndial Chief who
isdsths late ettaek on Castar's 'esvslry,
il ! go'vi1i,dindasat prisoner; % snd 'diaivs
h,s istisas 1t III Cheyenne agsney
With the utmost regularity. Whers he
ss.s hh guns and ammunition is net
stated. '''--
The Agricultural Department es.
Inmates that the corn crop this year
will fall short of list years yield BY
ESQ, 0o0; 900 bushels. The acreage of
this year was four per cent less than
last year, and the total yield twenty.
three per cent. less. Farmers seem to
have dropped corn and taken to
wheat.
--Joshua Paf fenberger, the engineer
of the coal tram which recently col'
lided With = passenger train on tho
Chiosgo, Alton & St. Louis railroad,
killing eighteen persons, was on Satur'
day, acquitted Of tho charge Of man
Slaughter for which he vas trisd in
Uhio.go. Be.ne, the conductor, viii
be tiled ID January 1t Joliet : .'''
Tie German Emperor and Prilee
.Biem,ia,iiok Visited tie vienp. Expesi'
lion wsane.d.ayi.! ID ThsJ EXPRESSED II u pr.
tioulaf desire % y.e tic American H.
iii ebiiaa.f ~ in fRsotion,, ind ~er. s.sdset.d
iii thioulsk III !dsp.,t1ual,.at Il "thS 'usfst@
Btat,s, where they exsnised With H.
terest several Of ths' most euiiea. IN.
,vuean,t;iodn.i., ": Al the" Emperor, .pprsseh-
ed the French department macy Of tie
I e1hibitors 'left tic premises. -: - }'''
EH a. - ~ y. ans4.-. ..ts-A4.2s!"a
About @65,O00 in silver coin ~
broueht to Chicago, on Friday, by7 tho
Adams Exprssst Company, from: the
Philadelphia Mint, ponsigned TO one Of
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30

TT1ECDING AND. VISITING CARDS
wv AbliAtsd in neAs style 1t the
:ca; JOURNAL OFFICE
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-30
Fh JedgD sf The III judicial District,
Hon, JAMES II. HeKELVI.
Fos Representatives,.
Let 1iDA.-O. BRID0MAN.
Cd DisA-JO6EPH MARTIN.
4th Dise.-CHARLES WALKER,
Stearns County Ticket.

For County Treasurer,
MATTHIAS CANS.
For Register Of Deeds,
JOHN ZAPP.
For Sheriff,
GEORGE GEISSEL.
For County Attorney,
L. W. COLLINS.
For Judge Of Probate,
GEORGE s. SPENCER.
Fer Court Commissioner,
L. E. TUBS.
Por County Surveyor,
N. P. NOEL.
For Coroner.
FRANK ZEIGENBEIN.
For Commissioner.
II Dlst-B. H. WINSLOW.
saA Dist.-JERONE ]. GETTY.
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" Oss1AN E. DODGE, the :songtsr,;
has left st, Paul and is now keeping =,
corner grocery 1t 0mah., i:@os.s ~.!'''''
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THE TsR ADE
( ST. PAUL, MIMI,
FOR 1878.

.JEfJ - ".:f.> %EF-
The Jobbsr
cal. the friends throughout the North
inducements
ss.: - 9 . hands, BOT. hi. ess, and
prompt
desired
products ..s. oo,sa
mentst - Commission Merchants
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS:
YORK; s a*''
" BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS AND srAroNBRs:
P;s. H f'a Co. &C., Ss S'' ''' n''''" s'' Third
BOOKSELLERS AND
Merrill Co" 1866 Thirds BOOTS .s1 ' sn o;s' ''s Third
Fesspsuss Tssboa OK s. Eh'ra Go'"n Co., 70 Third
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
S %hs ss 1cs ea: Henry Mills 20 "
..>~' CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. WALL PAPER &C.
CHINA GLASS; AND oUEENswARE.
Marvin 1873 Third 90 Robert Pollock Donaldson Ogden 1''rhrd
3;;;; e,o,d,5: :'
R. Ssss; CO. S 4ss P''4 Co. SO Third
-e.>::,i:, COFFEE AND SPICE
Granger Hodge,
Sss S T.; IT. ;:, S::: e. $: ':.
ss;'s! $i:f tss;E A' jackson
. :;'*a e, sS''5'r'49t;s :... a4 IN. IS. Third.
49, ~7-'~A" ~ COPPER BRASS WORKS.
st.r,. x.n. 81 .,~:s: l.
F = s5ss =" T. DOORS SASH. BLINDS nou1Duas
Stu Cedar
I DRUGS, MEDICINES CHEMICALS
Noye CuAer It
>:a GOODS.
III and Sa i md Third ssa n
HARDWOOD, r,,, 'A''r GOODS r F,ss .,,. r,,,
''''?Y' - FANCY AND HAIR 1s'sG S'' '''
John ast'.r' '62 e Third st -.
stees Brothers, VIM shue lss rbds
" GUNS. R1r1Es, PISTOLS SPORTING
WIN '' ''' ''e GROCERIES AND ' Provisions eea ''
Fto S cor 1 an: md s s E." F 50 s 7n,s
Mn F'ney whoss. R.n 2oo1hd 1875
HARDWARE CUTLERY.
s:;': :;'t Ss;R: FL ss Third
Gordon So {. / VIM
Ne'' Dean 81 1hirdss 1D Bradsa Brothers, 1854 Third"
"a s,h.rd.,s, (wArcanAkhRs FOOLS aMArnRlA1s Thirds,
| LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Comb. Brothers, st
| I1rHoeRApH1Na AND ENGRAVING.
Publishing Co Al Reed Third and Jackson
! LUMBER COMPANIES AND DEALERS.
3G P, 5sHs 1888 H .p Pin c SS 1on'sr So Third
| MACHINERY, MILL AND RAILROAD SUPPLIES
JHwooey rrdt
.s;, wholesale Ra9
NOTIONS TOYS, SC.
= ''"'''' 80 '0 PAINTS, OILS. WINDOW GLASS; SC.
l.
~:~n: MANUFACTURERS
Gien Roosen, 21s Thirds
|
| A.srn Russell 224 Third
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK FRAMES
! Bros, PIG
/
| JH Woolsey Third and Jackson
! AND SADDLERY HARDWARE.
Morebous & Ware
! MANUFACTURERS.
chedzee Far Hrs Safe Lock Aay'
3: e.: :'ss
Machine ls4
24 u field Manager. 232
~ HOLLOW >.
lcss,el ds.n. c., "reminiscences, Depot
TRUNK MANUFAc1uRERs DEALERS
ctpp'a 4 up''', l2s Third" ~ s..
,s*n;l ri ~. .ndMnEs AND LIQUORS.
Beaumont Etsr + Peabody Lyons
Eranke Co.. % Third Bwin Mc6ehn
Bns& Bsoht 297 Thhdst Kief "a d
Retail Business of st. Paul.
We visiting
purchasing
anth vandk
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NOTICE..

Notice IL hereby given to all concerned,
that have this day given to ny son, Frank
Ha1soom, tho balance Of b 10 minority and
that ! viii b responsible for none Of his
acts and for no debts sf his contrasting a.
tor this dats, nor viii l collect any Of his
wsss6: . - *5'''*- uio1';~ -
II F. SAMUEL. A. .HAN0COM.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR.
OUShxAN K. DAVIS, Of Ramsey.
ron LlnurnNANr GOVERNOR.
ALPH0NS0 BART0, Of stearns.
ron ololHrAlY OF STATE.
g. 2. JINNlSON, Of doodhus.
Ho4 STATE 1nnAsu111.
1oND 0BINAGER, Of Frssber1.
bon AfrolN1Y aHx1HAI.
QDoRql ?. WILSON, Of WineaA
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02
Editorial Convention.

Every now and then some luckless
editor in South Carolina feeling the
necessity for closer cooperation with
his brethren, suggests the organization
Of Press Association. The day is
usually proposed: and every time the
meeting docs not take place, for unex-
planned reasons. AS it has been sew
cral months since such thing was
proposed, the Temperance Adoocate
now comes forward with suggestion
to meet in Columbia in the latter part
of July. We are always ready to sec
ond the motion, for the purpose of get
ting it before the house for discussion,
and hence we endorse the suggestion
of our yourg friend, proposing to
amend by substituting an up-conntry
town-Anderson for instance as a
more suitable locality for hot weather.
In fact, why not begin with an cdito-
rial excursion through the up-couutry?
We have some pretty towns, located
among thriving and intelligent popu-
lation. which would astonish some Of
the editors. and make them think they
were beyond the borders of their ma
tive heath.-AnderSoa Mtell'gencer.
The suggestion has also been made
to us by Bro. Beard, but as We are
now under severe PRESS of pain, and
in bed, we cannot think of going far
to attend a Press Convention. We
endorse Messrs. Beard and Hoyt, but
substitute Newberry instead of Ander.
son in the amendment of the latter.
We have local attractions enough tc
make the heads Of the brethren swim
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02
For THE HERALD.
A CARD.

ME EDlToG-In Mondays issue Of the
Columbia Cnion.II Herald, appears piece of
news furnished that sensation seeking paper
by passenger, which stated that man
named Beard, had brutally assaulted
Thomas P. Slider, editor Of the Progressive
Age, in consequence of an article which
had appeared in his paper. As | am the
man alluded 10, all that demand is fair
play and the truth, and rs Mr. Slider did
not contradict the passenger, l will. The
fucts, are that lied on the Progressive
editor with small beef account of *l.S6,
which in progressive way he disputed, sta
ting he owed me only 40 cts. lagain urged
the settlement, when the lie was given me,
followed by language which gentleman
would hardly utter, and yer: much of it too.
All this bore till he threw out his hand as
if to threaten or strike, when my humanity
caused me to knock him down, and after
getting him down, beat him tribe 10
teach him better manners. l would not
make this explanation, bnt for the implied
idea that it was an assault for political
purposes. am no politician, but an
honest, hard working beef man, and hope
the Union-Hcrald will take note, AMI not
only Of this, but that the account for 81 ST
is not yet paid. S. P. BAIRD.
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InccnGiariSlll.

The National Board of Fire Under
writer's. at their late meeting IN the
City of New York, resolved to raise i
fund Of 100000 for the detection,
conviction and punishment Of parties
engaged iu the netariouS business Of
incendiariSin aud arson. The EXccu-
tive Committee of that Board, ut their
meeting on May l4th, 1878, carried
out the resolution and opened the
subscription.
We hail this movement as L step in
the right direction, and commend the
action as one not only likely to benefit
the Underwriters, bnt also to protect
the public from Wholesale loss. This
action is the more important when it
is remembered, that the experience Of
the large companies transactlng the
business of fire insurance in the
United States shows, that the proper
ton of loss to be attributed to the
above Cause is not less. than 33 per
cent. of the whole, or a loss to the
country of at least twenty-five millions
of dollars per aunum.
GEceninQ Bulletin.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-07-02
GOODS, CHEAP GOODS! S!
And % Per Cent. Less
1t the Four Mile House
Than at Amy Other Store

have in store, and still receiving, my
Summer Stock Of Goods, which consists of
every article usually kept in first class
stores. The fall in cotton camsed proper
tionatc fall in goods; this was taken advan-
tAge Of, consequently was able to buy at
unpreeeGentcdly low prices, and can there
fore sell correspondingly low. In the mean
lime do not advertise to sell at small pro-
fits above cost and quick sales. AS other
merchants DO, but propose 10 and will sell
at 25 per cent less than they do, and then
make good profits, for l do not believe in
selling without profit. do no such bus-
ness. would have my customers know
that the secret Of Il merchants success lies
in MS knowing when TO bny and how 20
buy, for the money is made il selecting his
stock. Did you ever think Of this: | have
studied the secret, and solved the problem,
not only TO my own satisfaction, but 10 that
Of the buying public. II You wish bargains,
therefore, come along at once and make
your purchases ut the Four Mile House, and
save money. don't want any one to come,
however, without money in their purses.
All kinds OF country produce bought at
highest market prices.
J. P. KINARD,
June II, 23-4t Fonr Mile House.