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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-05-21
PATRONS IN sEDGwICK COUNTY

COUNT COUNCIL, r. Of H-Wichita,
ID. L. Il GREESLEE, Master
a. DoEsEY, Secretary, wichita.
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HARDWARE.
CHICAGO HARDWARE STORE

HARDWARE.
CHICAGO HARDWARE STORE
GEO. scHLIcHTxR. ". D. RUSSELL.
SHLICHTER s. RUSSELL,
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
TINWARE,
CHARTER OAK STOVES,
SUPERIOR svOvEs,
IMPROVED AFRICAN STOVES.
pa large Tin Shop attached to the Hardware
Store.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-05-21

). l.. ZinMERNAS, Special Deputy, *. 5. c.,
Scdgwics City, Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-05-21
Gbe 0Qiebita Gagle.

lss.ss :. s,..y c: s..A vs. irs= sa.s E,sls ss:s
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L A N D 8!
STEAMSHIP TICKETS.

Arrangements have peen made for the sale Ut
steamship tickets .. Lowest Rates. To AMI fRoN
ALL POINTS IN EUROPE, To A>p IRON ALL FONTS
IN kASsAs Enquiries should be addressed 10 4.
r. schmidt. German Agent, A. I :. X X.
Topeka, Kansas.
A. T. ToUZAIIN. GEO. n NErfLEloN,
Land Commissioner Superintendent
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TREES.

Forest and fruit trees grow with
surprising rapidity in this yalley. The
lack Of timber, with our herd law, is
but little felt, but even that want viii
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RAILROADS.
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
r ABROAD!

Completed from ATCHISON to GRA-
NADIA, Colorado.
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Dlu breahluSs. III NaTlous ioCailties III
the valley, are equal to any that have
ever seen elsewhere, during many
wears experience. know of no part
Of the country, possessing more at.
tractive soil for the farmer than this. "
This is the natural home for cattle
From early spring until the middle OF
October or the first Of November the
herds of farmers and stock raiscr's
wander leisurely through the green
nutritious grasses that brush their
sides in open meadows that are bound
less, growing fat and producing theii
kind. The abundant grasses, pure wa
| tiers and warm climate render this por.
ton of Kansas the finest stock country
probably in the known world. The
| corn crop is safe before the rains cease
and after that time the grass cures
| upon the ground and makes natura
hay. retaining much of its nutritious
qualities. which serves as perennial
| pasture for stock. The fall and winter
seasons. which east of the Missouri
are marked by the prevalence of cold
rains and chilling storms so trying tC
stock. here are marked by dry and
| bracing weather. Occasional storms
in which light, dry snow is drifted and
wreathcd upon the surface. occur. dur
ing which the farmer will feel called
upon to shelter and feed ibis stock
Thus this country is specially adapted
for sheep and stock-raising in conjunc
ton with grain growing, and must un
doubleday soor become great source
of supply Of beef and mutton to the
| eastern markets. Thousands of ton.
of hay can be had for the cutting at s
cost of IS to IS cents per ton, which
can be used for making sheds for cat
tie for shelter during our short wiuseI
of two or three months. Fortunes art
being made and will be made in the
raising Of stock in this valley.
TREES.
Forest and fruit trees grow with
surprising rapidity in this yalley. Tht
lack of timber, with our herd law, i:
but little felt, but even that want viii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

biR- SAVERS SUCCEssOR.-The f-:id aaHcs
are stu busy with the question of who is TO be
Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury rice Saw
yer, and various opinions prevail on the subject.
Some Of the correspondents have telezraphed
that the position had been offered TO Dir. Thos
Q. Cox, Of Georgetown, (late Of the Mixed
Claims COmmission,) and many supposed up to
last night that he would receive the appoint
ment' We have, however, good reasons for be-
heving that the coming man is Gabriel G..
Wharton, Eco, OF Louisville, Ky, or at least he
can have tie place il he desires it. Mr.. whar-
ton was assistantto Gen. Bristow when he filed
the Office OF United States attorney for the Dis
iriet OF Kentucky, and succeeded him when he
resigned the Office couple Of years ago. Those
qualified TO judge say that the appointment of
Mr.. W. 10 the Treasury department would be a
most excellent one.
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BOARDING.

GOOD COUNTRY BoABD can be obtained at
" the hite House, one mile from Beltsville Sta
ton, Bait. a U Il. h. For particulars. addr ess
GEO: s.: PARkEB, BeLsyille, Prince Georges
county MO. It's
COUNTRY BOARD.-Two gentlemen aud their
~ wives can be accommodated with good BOARD
and Pleasant ROOMS In private family, at Laurel,
Md. Apply to j q. ERG00D CO., 9l5 Louisi
ana avenue. je8 ct"
SuMMER B0ABD may be han at the TALBOT
- HOUSE, Barre ville, Montgomery County,
Md, Metropolitan Railroad. House ard farntture
entirely new, three miles from sugar Loaf Noun.
tain, Terms re aso liable,
Apply to or address,
N. 7. TALBOT,
tZeoim GAINESVILLE. Nd.
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SENECA STONE.

TIE MARYLAND FREBSr0NB H. AND
NJ COMPANY rs WOW READY TO RECEIVE
ORDERS FOR STONE, ETHER SAWED
OR ROUGH DIMENSION. UNDER A NEW
ARRANGAMENFfHE ABOVR STONE WILL
BE DELITERED PROMPTLY AND IN AMP
QUANTITY.
Send orders to Compaay's ONCE, CoRNRR AND
2erH STREETS, Rock GREEK.
mayl-ln J.w. ALvoRD, President.
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE-Tbe public are hereby warned sgainst
l pu' Chasing or negotiating certificates of In
debtedness issued by the Auditor Of the Board of
Public Works, Nos ,6ll and 5l2; No. l,5ll being
FOR zoo and 6l2 beisg for 81 O5O rs, issued 10
JANE II. BUSSELL, as the same were issued H.
legally, and as their payment has been stopped by
an granted 10 day, and the issue Of dup
June 9th, lI4 Ij6.6trl SAM,L GEDNEY
MADAME FLURENCE, fAs Celebrated gatseoy
Il opf, Is unequaed In testing the past, Or esent
and future Of fe in causing speedy marriages,
PR rae q pslsied togsther and pontiEg out
ness her advice lie invaluable. She gives universal
satisfaction; none ever regret consulting her. Sat
tsfaction given or pay. Gan be consulted ct her
Psriors, No. s13 4th street northwest. mari. AM
A BsOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
a OQGRT6 OF different states for desertion, 40.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address III. HOUSE, Attorney. IyA
Broedway. ~. u. deol4m.
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The hon. Benz. G. Harris, OF st. Mary's
county. M-rylsnd, is pretty sure to emerge to
public view at least once year in a manifesto
rePudiating the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
amendments TO the Constitution, and declaring
u to be his uuAltersble purpose TO oppose the
reconstruction acts while life shall last. He Is
Just out in q card in the St Mary's Beacon,
announcing himself a candidate for Congress
from the 9th Maryland district on this platform.
lie also announces himself as infiexibIy opposed
70 GTeeleyism, and will tolerate no candidate
who went after strange gods in 1872. The Hon.
b &. II. Is a leettle behind the times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

Newspaper advertising is the most energetic
and vigilant OF statesmen; addressing thousands
each day, always in the advertiser interest,
and eeaselessly st work seeking customers from
all classes.
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SILvBRR ER6'8
Metropolitan Dollar Store.
sI2 SEVENTH STREET,


sl2 SEVENTH STREET,
msyl6.n MAR PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
No.4ssl PAPERHANGINGs, LIMO. a3g
Tth st. SPRING STOCK ( 5th Sc,
now open at
MARkRITER
No. SO 7th street, between ID and Y streets eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
PAPEBHANGINGS.
Fine CIT and Silver Papers, new and stylish de-
signs; Plain Papers Tor paneling, with gilt rod or
finishing plain, perfect representation of woods and
marbles. Also, q full line Of Glazed and low priced
Papers, embracing new shades In brown, pearl and
brewers blue: novelties In colors and patterns
WINDOW SHADES,
New patterns, different sizes and colors. Plain
Socds IN colors, which make into shades.
Shades made TO order.
PICTURE FRAMES.
velvet and Gilt Frames in great variety, French
FIRE Gilt Frames, Walnut and Gilt and all Gilt
Frames, from card to portrait size. The largest
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELs, PICTURE
Picture Cord and Tesssls, different sizes and
colors, wire covered. Timed, sflvered and gold
plated Picture Cords, very superior goods. Porce-
lain and brass head Picture Nails, Rfugs, &C,
PAINTINGS, CHk0MOS, PORCELAIn PAINT.
INGS, &C.
Choice subjects In appropriate frames at reduced
All goods warranted o. represented. An orders
Tor Paperhaneing, Window Shades Picture
Frames punctualiy filled and satis faction guaran-
teed. ITEMS OA6H. may9-lm
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOE ALE.
One Of the finest sud mos, eIisth,y Ioo..e.
BUILDING Lots ia the city, esing situssei On x
fet frsp, ~ iSa dep, rInTins hses 80 s. foot
s,lsy; VII esehasge fer Brick House worts
BRICK ROUSE 80. i.Ss . s.rest s .. w.: eisa,
room o, cellar. and all modern improvements. The
TshnE i'a Enc so. se s.2.n
rooms, gss aud water. and sI u-ass Improvement
Price, 500. District securities viii be taken in
s6RI6K HoUsk No. Isll Is,h street .Ortars.,.
Ea- Prize, $500, or will exchange Tor house
ApSiJ 20 GEoRGK n. JOHNSON, Raj Estate
and Stock Booker, No. b2s street nerth-
For RIET OR sALE-A spl.ndld HOUSE 70
p, ml.t. % e N! LEVY ans ); street ses.ss...
:,Tse,; Also for ,.ut sns Of ne HOUSES IL ts.
nSfiS ROW On osSess 81 and osh s.rees-
mays I'm ~" u - AAf' IA ''h street.
FOB BEST-seyerai Housls on T street, be-
nsu. R.n. a 1 .ef G II goessr
5th street. NAYS Lon
LOB sALE-seyeraI desirable HOUsKs in All
parts OF the city. Also, several choice Bald
msy2-iu OH Tth street. VI. Post once
E'oR SALE that very Desirable PRoPERTY
Hotel, occupied By Joseph fIsis 3. . RestsGrant.
TIE grogsrtI fronts on ths sHsnge and sl.o on
neS si-Law. No 400 tSSisisns sysnSs. NV MIN I'm
E 9psp shLE OF IXGHAsGk FOB olrY
hsH improved small FARMs in the vicinity 81
Washington, consisting Of 20 acres choice land TIM
proved by large and CONNEXIONS dwelling house.
barn, servants house, mill hsnse, good well u
neverfaiitug water. EO healthy young fruit trees.
w0iered by clear rcuning stream, which is never
CRY, Five mites from sAhingtOn aud IL mites
northwest Of BladenstuTgs;v on bea9.i5S Eosi.
msyzS-lm Real Estate Broker, Goa 7th street
ECR REET-A very d5slr4hla DWELLING, No
lsl4 street., next to Willard Hall. PusseS-
slon given ON the lst Of June Apply on the pTe.a-
ists. mayls-lm
LOB bEHT-TySo large ROOMS, "a by 50, with
y OF without STkAM POWER. in PoIkinhorris
Buleins, street, betWeen6 th aud 18th. Possession
glNen a. any tine Apply on tie premises sPs Sm
E0R SALE OR BENT-The very desirable
hESIDksCk sud GROUNDS di5,Di1g the res
erNoir on GeoIRctown Higgins, formerly occupied
b! President Grant, and nov o. J Harris Ca,frcf
Of tse British Legation.
THE house il large, furnished With all the modern
improvements. aud IL suitable fer ent u airing: the
grounds are handsomely Ornsmsntsd with nae
passed by Any IL the Pistrlct having splendid yie
1.-THE whole city, river ahd surrounding country
TIE eTcuaj sc very large, containing nearly
ninety thoG-eDs %luGre feet. The PROPERTY viii b.
sold on easy terms or rented to hrss-clsss tenant
Possession eiver April l.
Apply tC 7. u HUGE. OF Hsll Hume. Crccets,
eO1 PsnnsylysEia avenue. nErls 81
EoR REET-FEDERAL BUILDINGS, corrcT
L ena lth streets mort Invest. OFFICES sra
from. IS 70 $50. g. PRENTISS, Agont, Rom
30 b. jan.2-tr
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The market reports state very truthfully that
shifting has an upward tendency" Such, at
last, is our experience these hot days.
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BUY NOwI
H.4BEE BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TAILORS & FINE CLOrHIERs
msy27-tr Corner 18th and ID streets NV.
SEASONABLE ARTICLES
At SEASONABLE PRICES.

Ditto low neck and short sleeves 81
Ditto high neck and lons siseves 81
Ladies very hne full regular Hose, pair al
extra long Bslbrlsgan,2 pair 81,
hemned linen Hdkfs, 2 for Csc
hemstitched do. 4, 8, and 2 for 81
hhe Mourning Hdkfs, for 81.
Scotch Bingham Sun Umbrellas, Ell
CAilds thOOl Sun Umbrellas, soc.
fancy PaTasols, 75c.
satchels with outside pocket, 81.
Nice Travelling Baskets, 81.
Gent Summer Undersiirts, zoe and Sl
Cent full regular Half Hose, 25c.
Gent S Lisle Thread Half Hose, pair 81
Gents fancy Halt Hose, pair 81.
Gents superhne British Hose, pair 81.
Plain Silk ecerfs, Is and zoe.
Gents best sus pende rs. IS and SOC.
Ladies' two button Kids, all colors,Sl,
Ladies' Lisle Thread two button Gloves, f5c.
Child,s Lace Bonl cts and Caps, 81.
Childs slgk Parasols, pink, blue and green, 81.
Towel hacks, Is; SOC. and ST.
Eev style large Fans, Soc and ell
Best quality ThermC metSrs. war; anted, SOC,
Fine oval Picture Frames, SOC,
Oval solid Wanus ditto, 81.
Walnut square Frames, 20 and 75c.
Finely-caryed Walnut Frames. 81.
Base Balls, rs, 30 and 81; Ash Bats,23c.
Rubber Balls, rs and soc.
Cheapest IN the city.
only 81.
Full Sets-s balls. 8 malIets, stakes, 10 bridges
book and box, at SIS, ga and Sc, all made of select
ed woCd-at
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The Star by Mail.

Persons leaving the city for the summer, or
any portion Of IL, may have TIE STAR sent to
their address for such time az they desire, at
the rate Of Fifty cents per month. Orders, ac-
companied by the money, should be sent to the
business Office Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

Baltimore had six cases Of sunstroke yester-
day. Owing to our wide streets, interesting at
various angles, and the consequent free circu-
laton Of air, this city has very few cases of sun.
stroke, even I'm the hottest weather
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-09

DoRTLAKD tINPoRrED OEHENT, F0R
IL masking Artificial stone OF any kind Of Concrete
work for cellars, water works. pevemeuts, build
ines, bridges, &c where strength 10 desirable The
OF Columbia W. GuINAhD.
ulay1-tr 6zS LoulsfAns avenue
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MEDICAL. &c.

~ LIB DE-. DARBf" has better facilities than
" ever fOI Producing his great specially. De- n
one otGTge made for advice and medicine. Drug
Store, corner 81 street AID PEI nzy vsnia avenue
tCoionlZatiOn building nayl3 lui-
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II BY AUSTIN 4. BRUNs,
former % Kew York syonue and Fi-taeutb rtr.rf
Thru lsrse double HOUSES, rsrsls.G IA Er,os
Houses. ~----
One whole square Of GROUND sno LOTS IL
HOUSES SD LOTS e, mount Pleasant. ufl,
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.R. JANE WILSON,

~ A. thOrOUghIy experienced and scientific Ms.
Wife anu Ladies Physician.
Ladies attended 10 ~ their residence At any hour
night or dag. or pleas rO0As aud the besf Of a.
tendance at the Doctors prlyAte Fesiaenoe al
street. botwesn Z aud Y.
Business sscredly confidential. uar7.Iy
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EEAsLE DISEEsxs q Ell kiuds srsaSsd. De.
a. BeriSe csse enclose %; sdyics and neil.
cine viii be sent. Address Mn. Dr.. THOMPSON,
DC. sec korth ifth street Phtladelpkia. Iszn -lyf
HIRs. II. J. TREEOH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
w the celebrated Reliable Clalrvcyart Physfcfsn
and Test msdirn, has located O; I01S nes YORK
avenue. Once bours-lo .. m. 70 Pm. EnssSs-
nents can be nsts for evenings. Jelly
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LOST AND FOUND.

LONI IND TUUN ID.
OsT1On Monday, June sth, 1874, G0Lp
~ LOCkET contaiDiDg likeness of the owners
d csased parents. suitable reward will be paid
BY leaving II at GEO. II. GIVEN's wood and coal
once, NO 4Ol IAN street northwest. je9-2t'
G REWARD - Lost, Oh Friday last, q large
pO white COW, with blue specks, close xz<r-t4
70 calyins. The above reward will be paid fSASSy~
for her return TO 1919 Sth street, between -A-.
p and q streets northwest. jeS.etE
g hkWARD.-straye ed away, on Tuesday, the
Spc % small red COW; brass knob on one-+s
horn. The shove reward will be given forl IT
recovery. b; II RILkY, l59 West street, ~
Georgetown, ID. q. les ST.
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STORAGE. - Superior facilities for Storing
- Household Furniture for the summer NJ 934
LOUISIANA AyKNUE- between 9Th and 10th streets.
Building new, with elevator. Storage and insur-
ance az low rates. msyz3l In
AN IMPORTANT INVENTION, patented 20 s.
"A Q. KIRK, of Washington. this week, by which
he 10 enabled 70 snneai tougher glass that %
will not break; and By combining with IL other
chs meals, and Inserting the compound thus formed
into lamps, he has proved % succes.fuliy prevent
lamps from exploding, (hAving stood the highest
test OF betting the oil fifteen minutes,l and 70
tougher chimneys % that they will not break. The
compound 10 inciosed In . receptacle RESEMBLING
g nsh when in the lamp: Sent by mail, or at the
Inventors once for 1s cents. Territory win be sold
or exchanged, and large cash pay given TO LOO
SIS. KIRK, 81 Sls on st. northwsst
WAVKRLY NOvELe, Thiale edition. the be-.
w published; q AFRICAN BIeTORICAL REQ
ODD, BY Be1,on J, Losfng; BIRDS OF NORTH
AMERICA; and ali other new Books and Pus Iica.
tons; together With variety Of Picture 4ranee,
spss-G srocKMAH q soN. sas 9Th q.
GEHHRAL InRLoYMEHT OTFICEs-An
VI persons vishins 20 employ reliable eerysnts
will DO veil TO cali q JOSEPH BROOKHr, 8O2
nth Streek, between q end B seroets, Vher6 sheif
orders WI BE- Dro9vey mad. isbi6riy
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u $40 lOTH eIkEEf, NEAR PA, svEgrE,
From long experience IN both hospital sud
eases q the Urinary Organs, GopOrrhOsA, elect,
etrlcturts Syphilis, and SpeTmatcffhna. Cases II
Gonofrhoea recently contracted Cured IN cays,
eyphiis IA all its stsees quickly erred and the Eis
sen entirely eradiCafed from the syste8 without
use q mercury. epormafurrho.a n, troughf on ~
exoesses and abuse in youth Gaming loss 81 memory
and Insanity, general 5ehiiitF, orgsufc weakness,
impotencY, nervous irrftablify, symptoms Of oon-
sumption, Indigestion, pslpliation OF the heart,
pains IN back, cimness " sight OF Riddn IS, evil
forebsoings. sef-distrust, &c, speedily cured ~
newly discovered remedies. DIR. b locatec for
many years ~ ~ &. Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd ,
has CONSENTED. SfeT many solicitations by HE a.
hiLgtop patrons, 70 open pernene1f once N IN q
city, where be may be consulted every weduf sdsE
and Saturday m each week, from IA. 70 D. m.
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oR sALF-Ail hat ma .nidceat ESTATE i.fe
me reslaence OF Nj. Jaw Noakr. situaleI "a =
Saettnban Tow ship, Moutl frtrrg 4 lun.s -
nsnlsy y snia, shout eisht 50 mites uarfi Of -
rhlsoe'phta. coitsiutug about rs acre ~ Lev
Forest aut Yam iafds. station If ~. N,rth
t,rteyi' anis rail. cad Is On the pr1ra--v
Ite splendid Mansion - snprfhiJ frruishsf. tie
walls hung VIII valuable nIl ps.4tis.s ana ~. -
BRAY veil stoCf "a viii Book
The PREMISE c~n bt NitNa4 hv rartia ggsirf-- =,
purchase. on apgli- alton O. Robert -hneniaktr
northeast corner 4th al ace street,. ph falerAt
EDWIN n LRWIS
A.. ID
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27
Cant Get Over ii.

The scarcity Of corn in this market
last week was seriously felt by our far
mer>, large majvrity Of whom were
entirely out. In some instances the
working stock were deprived of corn for
many days. Several car loads, however.
arrived toward the close Of the week,
and those who needed supplies gladly
gave 81. 10 per bushcl for it. 1t was
even sold as high Us sl.50. In view
OF all this-the continual chanccs for
the supply to run short: and the high
price at which it is sold we seriously
ak our farmers if it is not high time
they make change in their system OF
planting, and if it would not be i'll
fuitcly better to raise corn enough to
do them, with wheat. oats: barley and
rye, at the cxpcusc Of Il little less
cotton? 1t looks rcasuuublc-and We
cannot doubt that there will be con-
siderable revolution in this matter
next Year. Even this Sca<on We are
rcjoiccd to sec and hear that more
corn is planted. ami that it is looking
well. aud gives promise Of Il good
yield 1t is fact which canuot be
gotten over, that al cotton does HOT
pay-aui that every successive crop,
(Which by the way very many have
said should he their last all cotton
crop: as by it they hoped tu bc out Of
debit only involves the planter still
deeper i'll the mirc and slough Of dif-
ficulties. Experience cries out against
it. The man who plants for Que hun
dred bales, and nothing else, is poorer
than he who plants literally Of all
other things, and makes cotton bring
up the rear. The first has no money
in his pockets: At the very time he
most needs it: while the other has, and
suaps his fingers Independently ly-aud
e0es Oh increasing IN prosperity. You
canno, get over this, farmers, aud if it
is 100 late this Season to luake i change,
We beg you ouly to wake up to these
stubborA facts and remain awake till
next planting time.
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far greater loss Of life at Florence. The
Monotuck silk company'S works and
the Florence nlanutactory company
works are damaged to the amount oi
S23. GOO. Conductor +. VI. Chandler
passed over the road early this morn.
'!!ng with his train from Williamsburg
for New Haven just ahead Of the food
that swept a":ay his wife and child
Engineer Roberts. who was to start
out on the next train, lost his wife
ard child. Just below Williamsburg
the food swept away Skiuner's factory
with several women operatives, who
had just begun work. -..,e.-.
Goshen reservoir covered one hun
dred and fifty acres of ground. at an
average depth Of thirty feet. 1t was
drawn upon in dry times for the sup.
rIy Of Mills at Williamsburg: Hayden
Vile and Florence The reservoir was
constructed about twelve years ago,
in order to afford reliable supply Of
water for the various factories on Mill
river, which is one Of the most tickle
and uncertain Of streams, and liable
TO foods and almost utter drought. It
was built by company Of capitalists,
who were interested in 9arious manu-
featuring enterprises on the stream,
and has caused them apprehcnsious Of
disaster several times. Last year, how
evcrit was repaired at 1 heavy expense.
and since then has been supposed to be
until now tolcrably secure, although
known to be leaky.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1874-05-27

AN EDITOR WHO Is DEAF.-We
thought everybody in the State knew
that w are deaf, but once in while
We find one who is not aware OF the
fact. 4 female book-peddler came to
the Office the other day. She wished
to dispose Of book. She was alone
in this world. and had no one to whom
she could turn for sympathy or assist
ance; ncncc We should buy her book.
She was unmarried. and had no manly
heart into which she could pour her
sufTcriugS; therefore we ought to IN
vest in her book. She had received
a liberal education. and could talk
French like q native; We could not.
in consequence, pay her less than two
dollars fer book. We had listened
attent;yely and here broke in with
"What did You say. we're deaf %
She started in loud voice and went
through her rigmarolc. When she
had finished, We went and got roll
OF paper and made it into j speaking
trumpet. placed one end to our ear,
and told her to proceed. She nearly
broke blood-yessel in her effort to
make herself heard. She commenced:
II am ::loue in this world" 1t doesn't
make the SLIGHTEST difference to Us.