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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-07
Edgings.

How nice it would be to be q
trainbearer for an alligator!
Blasted hopes are nothing COM
pared with the "biasted' headaches.
A queer old chap has nick named
his daughter Misery, because she
loves company.
A Patehogue man compares his
wife's surviving eye TO can
of kerosene-it is so full OF warn
ing.
A Williamsburg man who has
been vaccinated in the head by his
wife with a carving knife, wants TO
go off in the woods and be a hama
dryad.
Boston ate three million frogs
last season. One firm in Newbury-
port supplied most of them, hiring
men to hunt the swamps for them.
And now they say that William
Penn would sit down under a tree
with Indians about him, and telling
them of the better land beyond the
sea, deal himself four aces every
time and win the game.
The colored Methodists of Chris
tian county, KY, know now where
their pastors donations" of pork
come from. He has been caught
surreptitiously hanging on the rag
ged edge of q neighbor's hog pen.
Darwin still secretly believes in
it, but he hates to have a man
come up and say: "Good morning
Mr.. Darwin /; how's your ola ba-
boon of grandfather, and how's
the apess, your grandmother"
A Virginia City butcher told a
Fainter to make him sign, which
should read "Multum in Parvo
Sausages." When he got it, great
flaming letters showed him "Mut-
ton in Porko Sausage" It took
three men to get the cleaver out of
his hands.
A Ticondergan didn't know
whether the grease he puts on his
boots was nitroglycerine or not,
but he thinks that if he could
scrape together small quantity of
that missing right foot and dog
that he kicked, he could very soon
tell.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-07

Mark Twain went to the great
base ball match at Hartford few
days ago and lost his umbrella, for
which he advertised as follows !:
"Two hundred and five dollars re-
ward. At the great base ball match
on Tuesday,while l was engaged in
hurrahing, small boy walked of
with an English-made brown silk
umbrella belonging to me, and for
got to bring it back. I will pay
Ave dollars for the return of that
umbrella in good condition to my
house on Huntington avenue. I
do not want the boy Qn an active
state), but will pay two hundred
dollars for his rcmains.v
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-07

stage of action, and adroitly seize 8
the spider wherever they are found.
These spiders are slowed away in
secret cells to be food for the young
flies. Thus there is compensation
all around"
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-07

In life's great battle for success,
Who are our noblest mon
Those only whom mankind call great,
And praise with tongue and pen
Who never suffer for cause,
But meet success by chance;
A on calm seas and peaceful fields
In sunshine they advance
Icount him nobler, greater, far,
Who laLors Ia. the end
A martyr TO the cause he deems
His duty 10 defend.
Who, true TO progress-human rights,
IL foremost in the field,
Dcfes the fates-ne'er sheds tear
Can do, but never yield.
And who, regardless of renown,
Can die most truly brave,
Expecting that his fate will be
To I'LL nameless grave.
Life's grand, best hero, then is he,
Who, where his lot is cast,
Not only nobly wins the field,
But holds il till the last.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-07

An Irishman with q heavy bun
die on his shoulder, riding on tho
front Of a hcrse-car was asked why
he did not set his bundle on tho
platform. He replied; "Be jsb,
bers, the horses have enough TO
drag me. III carry the bundle
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-07

A nice place to live in must
Knightstown, Ind, be, which the
local newspaper declares TO be
"a seething, boiling, warning, cauI-
dron of sickenipc. ofIrnofve. OBJ
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-07
At Reasonable Prices.

Having hand easonabe collection of Dry Goods great
Variety large line of Millinery Goods which be found oil
the desirable shapes of Hats and Flowers
Domesc Shawls Hosiery Notions etc., the best IS Linen and White
aols etc.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-07
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line.
Local Notices, ted cents per line each insertion,
and all notices continued for three months or
longer, discount Of 25 per cent.
Advertisements unaecompanied by written or
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Advertisements, under contract, ordered out be-
fore expiration OF time, will be chnIged full rates
No paper discontinued until IN arrearages are
paid, except at the option OF the publisher.
Transient advertisements must be paid in ad-
vance.
Bs- Terms, CASH, payable quarterly.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

er be TO itore &r9fter, Der beflempsr
blnanbsn. os Tom unber &en os
irsm ipisnnem @erbensucuifIinssn
fremtreber % Llotter fig ueo be
utauislts Mapne % Stitfelier. Yar-
tierne oil itseits itaa fiempenoe imoo
busranbre inotil snbslis i 3asna'
reff, Oasenss gnbe, bet iiofs fore
Slas ital itau. Der for eui9t lfal
ai9iere ales Stisbus, % oa ifal g.
lets os 9iueis lsirsnoe, itraalsnoe
SoI opsaa % / Goisbso ifinns i BET
ialise circumference 8ias. msbsns
Merfet msb bets iels 0rase UNDER
Saiuners Slang for itsois ifaI Iii
pertplnsss % t~r9lbunoet faItss / Nj
9runbens bpbeits, i4Ieits 0rOtle mso
ale line &fcler.
Scent dig ON. fievs 09ier, b9or
on ltaar, enten on er paa Spisis
susr Metfcts Sioe. On pcp ost
life al Dig islu, men Suns Orb er
Den lfinnenoe 9uste, Der lpier for dig
paa Gsisn % unocr aampsu. %
mco bet Gps oil on Il oct Netts Os
inNs irem iii Sreliens Sane. - &il
Oh tribe, ion Oh er pll9ti9 I'll, ba
le big Tor, ON III er paa ret Sel.
yao Dine 6elllrin / Def 9amIe Nar
lers Dig at tribe iOgiiSil9ere i Oct
upe.
ga bsrmeo ausidmmsn ct lpffe!ist
% ~9leasIi9t Nptaar % Sot ior ott
Samlei
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

Tplsenpe 20 gteifatstils
tub par nplis aperteret | Spnpc'
rer Zines.
Seq Scbn Scbrail, befienrtsjer
bsrpsp ipr ale usifte acHer, at
ies netpp bar fplrt nit 45ce Nar,
CT Gufemanp % leSer Ell Some.
Seq pil life beprase Ncsen ; psrs
for erflerer jog, at ieg tebcr ct
net lille Sus meb ~tilberenre 2
acrss Sanc, bpcrfcr jog betaler
= Yunb Sterling / Sele. Seq bar
5 Sern, bprraf Re 4 aaerepe ere
sam!e ncf til at funne fcrisrse zig
lelp ; pesupen bar leS 3 Slcfes
llHer % nc9le Spln, Tom les ri
ialse. Seq enter ell Stone, lcm
unper min SrapRrslle fan ta9e
Bare paa Suiet, % IA jeg life
enfer Samilien icrmeret fan bun
ON bun pll, pRre 40 til so Nar
9ammel. Gp goo Susmcper, lcm
ipritaar at pmgaaes Spln, nil pere
mig fjereit.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
Norif Sarpebca.
Sfanoinapiif9pte
DEBORAH, Iowa.
\. Nelson, Gier,

SEQ pil beruso bsfieupfejers for
Der ltanhinapiife Gublifum, at lea
bar tIebt Oct uutsr Napn AZ $40.
rifsrs gamIe BtDaacti" befIenote
Sus. ifrlosoucrior 4mmon, Scott
e Cos McIle. % bar innrstlst
iamme iii 9Olsl. hoor Nsiisnpe oa
faite SOorosre oil Hnre aooe Ssfosm
mcIiobcbr I'll rlmeIlg Yrls. @Obs
@Uuller % Ssnae er alilo at or.
bolee. Reiijnoe bthss iirroelesbeN
at lcaee Mrrfe Ill at 9ooe parms
StaIprum fan erbOlNes. "a le9 bar
brspet Sotslforretnina / oper 20 Mar
baubs / Worae % Qmsritu. tror lsa
al funne tilfreosRlls Gnbpers rhine
llge Sorprin9er.
u. NellUn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
Sill Sal9s.

Gn uemGrfet Sarm, TOR $40 @eres,
Gilt inbsiarpet % spet ~cpbprtet, mer
nyt 6rdmebus, spsbus, @ranerp cs
Stalcbnsninser, ~telissencc / Militair4
Sepnlbtp Seetlrn Wo. 1 % II, 2
Wile sit IRA SsIan, nil blipe iclot / i'm
Selbec eller Yarceuer, til sieberens
Vetpemmelisbee. si9elebes 40 acres
Stcplane. Alt raa spbe &cnpitiener.
Mdn bebase at tenpenbe zig til uneers
tesness, Der beer paa Gteeet.
b ~ Is. y. VuNer.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
Tarmt tilialas.

llnper,esneee agter al i9lse I'm Sarm
teliweheei Same Sepnibip, l gRil 9rrp IN
Grif SlienS Sd1s ~ WelmsQe. (miet innt
/ st ncrif S%eitltment) teitlaenre al ia
9lerss, brrrlf 80 rrpprtct ca % Atres Gnsz
lamb. ilmt en- W1nSee Stcr. Yda Sarmgn
sr Ct 9cot Nus. @rlinerp ~ Stalptbsnins
ger, " ote Chen al &uiet CT en- Srrin9 af
scpt Nlne, fem alorig torres. Spr l'ris
q 8cnrltirnsr benceneer man ia nj
Sierra WrssnhalSb
eler hi estts @llN 3cntcr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

en- iimpel Maub fom Tor
nosen &lo ilpsu til at flere / &oSn
iammen paa Ssrnbansn mso Ssrtu
serns Of @rspls os northumberland;
De ire Ydsia9erer taIte meset uenlta.
bsIis iammen iuntil SO9et itaneleoe
pso en- WsuemitaliOn, buor 9srlugsn
al northumberland itss Of % bleu
moolaesn al en- bel Sfars, Der 9lOroe
ban ill Spuarlnius. "0st mC0
uere en- iurnem 9errc".s lasc Man
Den, "Sst sr @srtnsen al Nullbum.
btrlanO", iuarsbe SertnGsn al Ar.
spls. SUBS Orb" uNbreo rsn
Anpsn. "O9 at l0nte Jig I'll, al ban
par l0a nsolaoeuoe moo 10 laa ube
tpbsli9e 4stionsr, lOm OIL"
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
Mptaarsbetrastnimg.
(af Ssrnt @fsccle.)

Utter Ct Ct Mar 9angst til Spile q,
Dc iunnons 8insrs 6apn, os after er
ct MT oprunost oper Sremticens So.
rilont msb nDs Santer % nps 6Or.
b%aabniNser. Ss inalebss bar bet
uGrst fra @srbens 8sspnbsIie oe oil
blloe I'll 0assnss Gnne. Wen ON.
enblfient Oct 9amls Nar meo bets
@eaipsnhecer. bets Sorssr % 8l9.
Der for euiat er fOripunpne, iaa oil
oo9 DC oeraf iriasnne 8iltninecr meo
'awt be beba9sli9e tuer ubsbagelise
MlnSsr lrnss itaa lepenos / Grin.
ortn9ens Sn! % lpie Irsmopsr De
temmsnoe Slnsr % Sl09tsr. Der bu
nrr III BRACE ben iterite Spite %
Supn Of. buno pi sller SGorsne bar
oirtet o. flrnpet Tor. Nt iaa CT
5llfrlaet o. osn olminnelise Wsrcens
sang CT en- llliorllt 6l:nre9lsrnln9 }
men bfrior ifal nj lite lsces iii fun
al pirts i s9su Sntercsie, % ON ri
eno giOros ret, iln plins bp9 Glrt.
nln9cr % 6elaer paa en- eucr unnen
W0Obc fOmmc onore I'll Nptte; lna'
rere ltuIoe ri ueo Sanfsu herom til.
lfnnbes iii at orbeioe meb busran.
ore % Tor busrannre / iuoerli9 Sor.
tr0Iigbso 90 8iUrli9bcb. life a!snc
for csn ruispsnDe SIegt, men os.
ila ior fommsuoe 8cutratiouer, ila
ct life oeres SOrbauoelis. men &eI.
Il9uelie moatte hpile opcr port Miuoe.
Stt sr laa unoerIlat, naar pl ltaar
nse NarsifiiIst. Sauferue Dos ben
Gutelis lusper LEGION bsplnssnoe irem
o. iiIbase ira De Suuuone til Def
Roumenhe luolll be cnbelig uull.
tInriis ilmIer ia ON bans sgne Sn.
tsreslcr. San Ter tllbage pda Def
luuuonc Nar Cnten msb Sure cIler
8poe, aIttitcriom Oct bar brost ham
9pftc sl!sr llbelo, % oltsiterlom ban
islu bar bra9t BET meo Soritanb sllsr
Snorll9ben uuc slneii;r 90 Sossr
meo mere elIsr miubre leeenbe 9aab,
eIlcr moaits msp Mis baub % fsOr.
lasthso. linar for ham O8 lsocr bans
Sauter ben til bans egne 8lers.
maaI Oct npe @ar, Selo Den. lom
barnli9 Sen9ipenbeb legsr ben til
ham, lom ltber alt til Oct bsolts,
enIsn III bette ifsr i9iennem SorS
% Morsau9 eIlsr l9ienncm @lGoe
% vpffs.
5rnter ri III tiIboas paa Oct lulnN.
nc Mar, ba oil pl. beIlom ri pil
fables &riitne, inpe laa manat at
tafts Sup for. ia ON ri emo bar
prset tilpslte Wopsan9e % Yrepsl.
Ter, iaa pil BOG Den lanbs 8~riitne
bos iis iclp crflsnos, at Oct bar pG.
RET ii! bans Sam f; ban oil pore /
Griarina % Manositprfe % iaalcoes
unpNele rst nps Nar meo ct slue
0lerte, omGnoitlrnt ban psp, at Be
fommenee Gage ircmpelss oil brinse
bam Ramp % Crib % Weie.
aiere eGisr! gu bar maalfs /
oct luunoue Nar tabt en- eler Here
al Dine &iers o9 tanlte Iulst Dem
til @rapsns 8ano % meo Sors
maattet penee iilbags til bet en-.
iomms Sism mso bin &Ual nu bar
maalfe i andre Waaoer pGrst lolat
for llipffsr paa 0secme eller 8oos,
ia fanifs paa bin Sid; on bar maa.
lie life felt Dig tiIfreos, men fannie
f~ulrrst % flaset ouer @nNs pie
SOrlpn % Msomcnneifsrs uretfGr.
oisbsp on fun maalfe ipnss, at Oct
life aItib bar 9aaet, iOm on bar on.
lfst % psntst, sllsr bu bar fanlfe |
bpilfctiombsllt anpet &Ilfelos feIt BIG
lfuTet % u~retiGrbis tiloelt - 0,
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

w -
Den Ianoe &riitsnoOm. bu oil t9nfe
anosrlsbsS ON 4iost, bu bill faa ct
eolsre aanosliet Spn, bu oil srtien.
De, at alt bar sOot. buor tan8t os
ltribt bet eno falot big, bu oil saa
/ big ielu % ipcrse, ON Der maalfs
life fattss noset fra bin Sioe, ia
pu piI maalfe fomme paa ben 3anfe,
at bet bar bebit iom Bet git, % oa
oil bu snoos mso slao Slsrts taffe
@orbsrre for Mlt.
9ipet Ct en- &unit, % Saa fan
ben. Ser ct baarbt. Der er transt,
men Dog iaa let, naar pl anraaber
ham ON 8iitanS. BAN, iom laa
sierne oil Dele Dor Smsrte, letts rors
Bproer % beteee os @eiea. 9lb
oct ipunbns Mar lore Dig al banbls
anocrIsoss % bebre / Oct npe. Sen.
iOm life paa beuns Waabe oil lrre
/ 9ipsts Stols, blir meo bper Sa9
oOarlioers, inotil ban for spi9t inn.
fer neo / SoroGrusliens NI9runo.
Stnups reo bette, ypitr, % tGnt,
huOr nu ltaar.
Sette bar ba. bpnb bpsr cnfslt
al os mere slsr mluors bar ~erfaret
susr prrst @icnitanb for. Srnfsr
ri M paa Oct onsntllge Siu uoopsr
Den itOre piNs &erreu meb Dc bel.
eenbs MsuheIfemusisr, ila oil Der
nuset u0r De lamme Spusr mebe
os: Sorssr % @Ieoer, Nptfs os
lllptfe, Sslo % llbcID, Gam % 5tl.
irceshsb. - Msn bstrastsr ri ret
ren itore Wenneifcbep, 90 bar iulst
psus llppiflins irem isienuem 81.
nerne, iaa oil Ct ouerorosntligt Gan.
febilsbe opitlIle l9 for oS. D. me
Nsns on iGnfer paa Get. pil On H.
asiom bore Heiter, Sfris, Subsl,
Sang % Slang Del oil tone iaien.
nem Din Siel iOm Ell enoeles Gam
msnsIanoins al 6rpnsraab % Mnsit.
ifria % uaibrInt iuie ON Dine Eren
ION Ct bulorenpe Scsicorpn, lOm on
life formaar at opleie / be's Gufelt'
beoer uoen pso at tenfe paa Be lUr.
lfilte Stater eler Samiuup, ia paO
DC entslts Msnnclfsr, % oa nil Din
Nuno iDsue ben i bin s9sn Gniom.
ben, % enoelI9 oil on uaa9us OF
icm al en- 0reul, Der eftsrIassr iis
en- Slanbins al bebasellse % ubs-
baasliss Saotrpf.
Soa - lao % engane taloe til
bass / Grinorinssn, buao Oct luunpns
Nar bar usrlaGt paa Sibens Nltar.
vi oprs9us Oct piloe bore uOusrfOm.
meIist, liseiOm Oct Osiaa er aanifs
uneopsnoi9t ri fun fun hpstist
opertGnfe BET, % bpab Oct n9rmsit
Yaarrrsnoe os bore e9ue Sntcrssisr
ansaar, oa lao Bet, Tom ingt. lere
os til ierre Griarin9 % Mstpaasi'
psnbso UNDER %auoriuseu for 6rsm.
tioen.-Set sr iaa manat, iom usb
8strastninsen beraf paatr9nser zig
os, % meo port ~forlipneos @Iif fan
ri naturIiepis paa lanst nGr life no.
srunne BET Gin, Der reter zig i Ser
Den /; ri fer fun. at Serress Singer
er meo / Spillst, % at Inlet fer
uben bans bshaselise slsr t~iIlapslise
Billie % @icsncsa 80 iaa PED nj,
at Ssrren bar 9ibet Mennsitst en-
fri Billie % Ssrrscemmet opsr Sor.
oens eurige Sf%abninser, men osiaa.
at osnne @iIis % bette Scrreoe .nmc
uso Spuoen bar uouiflet Zig til Ell
8amp % Crib mellem 8olfsne IND.
bproes, Der oil pecpare inolil 81.
genes Gnbs. SperaIt er 8amp
Stric % Splio Sasens Some; Yar.
tier % Master fOrfelser % eftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02
Oscar Sanions

&i0busials I @atcr Strcct,
or itsbls forlpnet meo fsrlft alep.
Cob SmScdif, 10 Gents pr.
Funb, er altib ti.ial9s.
Sla9tnin9 for priDate Sais no.
ferss. Dear Sanisn.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

Der bar pnnoe, iaaoan 6rem8ans bed
lit uom0lfeoe Mrbsioe. al Oct nRiten
bar p0lst Ell umuliGbep Of forTGr.
oioe oct nsopenoigs Mntal Maitllry
ira Ndr til anbet, % Oct or tN
8lsnos9lernins, at mar andre n
psrs blr. ilaaet Sell. Jar WOODS
maattst tase YlabIen.
Decorah-posten., 1875-01-02

builfs bsg9e bar pilt line mango Sen.
ner blanot Sarmsrne, of Dc mso Get.
beo fan ~baanoieres, o9 er en- @sl.
iienelle for Seltsns. Iisle Waifirer
uofsre lit Nrbeloe fOrireHelist.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21

"6rst class" on this occasion was the inside OF
an old stagscoach put on truck the Second
class" was the outside of it, and the third.class
the ordinary coal wagons These, however,
were pretty we'll filled, and as the train gath.
cred speed the public gathered courage, and it
is related that it entered the next town with
as many as six hundred in the wagons, or
clnging to them. The old coach, with its
new motive power, had attained speed of
fifteen miles an hour. The whole load on that
day was ninety tons, and the journey was
done at an average rate of eight miles AL
hour. 1t was the glory of George Stephen
son; not so much that he had solved mechan-
cal problem, but rather that be saw his way
and steadily pursued it through world Of
difficulties. The nine or ten miles opened on
that day have grown to 16,50O miles in Great
Britain, alone though only small part of the
world, and the $4,000 received for passengers
in the first twenty.one months has grown to
s1lO,0OO,0 900 year. Even figures, however,
but feebly indicate the change wrought in the
whole constitution of society by the iron horse
and iron road.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21
SAITH CAROLINA NEWS.

OF over three hundred persons now con-
fined in the State penitentisry, only one is
sick and in the hospital.
MIR. Nicely Grant sold a bale of cotton in
Chester last week, weighing 955 pounds. He
received S1235 per hundred for it.
- The Thornwell orphanage, located in
Clinton, Laurens county, was dedicated last
Friday. It's founder and superintendent is
the Rev. w. P. Jacobs
The recent census returns show that the
county of Charleston has an aggregate popu-
lation Of 123,4S9, distributed as follows:
Whites, 336O6; colored, 1888. White vo.
ters, 1898; colored, 1887.
"A State exchange is responsible for the
story that a person residing near Midway, in
Barnwell county, few days ago, killed
eighty-three horned snakes, the largest being
FIVE feet three inches in length and the small
est measuring nine inches.
The farmers in the vicinity Of the town
of Newberry have arrived at the conclusion
that the cultivation Of cotton will not pay,
and are turning their attention to the sowing
of large quantities of small grain. Many
farmers in other sections of the State have
promised to do the same thing
Three car loads of cotton were burned
on the Airline Railroad, at point five or
six miles west of Spartanburg on Friday last
The cotton was piled upon platform cars and
was ignited by spark from the engine. Up
on the discovery of the fire the train was at
once stopped, and the burning bales easily
thrown off by the train hands, thereby saving
any damage to the cars themselves.
The newly completed Presbyterian Church
at Rock Hill, cost $1,000. A Methodist
Church, costing $4,000, is to be erected there
in short time For this latter temple one
lady gives thousand dollars, and one gen.
tleman, who is not member of the church,
gives FIVE hundred dollars, and the two prom
ise to lend the church sufficient amount to
complete the building.
- Plato G. Fludd, colo-ed ex-treasurer
of Darlington county, who was convicted at
the recent term of the court of failing to make
the monthly returns required by law, was
sentenced to one years imprisonments in the
penitentiary and to pay fine Of fifty dollars.
He appealed to the Supreme Court, and
gave one thousand dollars bail. Fludd is an
ignorant negro, who wields great influence
among the colored people of the county, and
has held several offices under the RECONSTRUCT
ton regime.
When ex-Treasurer Niles G. Parker was
brought before Judge Mackey in Columbia,
on writ of habeas corpus and discharged,
the Attorney General directed the Sheriff to
re-arrest him, which he failed to do. A few
days ago Judge Carpenter caused notice Of
rule to be served on the esherif which required
him on Tuesday last, to show cause why he,
the Sheriff, should not be attached for hav-
ing failed to arrest and hold Parker to bail
in accordance with the exigency of the pro-
cess. The correspondent of the News and
Courier says the proceedings have been insti-
tuted for the purpose Of placing upon record
Judge Carpenters official disapproval of
Judge Mackey's course in the famous Parker
case. This is probably the last scene in the
Parker farce.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21
The Murkrille enquirer.
YORKVILLE, S. c.:
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 81, 1875
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21
RECENT STATE ELECTIONS.

The State election in Nebraska went Re
publican. The new constitution was carried
by large majority.
In Iowa large vote was polled, and besides
electing Republican State ticket, the Legis,
lature will have an increased number of Re-
publican members. The Republican majorl-
ty in the State is estimated at 10000.
The Republican ticket was also successful
in Ohio, the majority being between six and
seven thousand. The issue in that State was
almost entirely Oh the financial question, the
Democratic party advocating free and in
aated currency, while the Republicans favored
contraction of paper issue and speedy re-
turn to specie payments. At the last election
in Ohio the Democrats were successful but
it would seem from the results of last week
that the financial plank of their platform
proved to weaken the party, and resulted i'll
showing the sentiment of the State to be un-
mistakably in favor of specie payments.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Robert Observation-Disclosures Sale.
w. Blake, Chester-Blakes Nursery Garden.
John c. Kuykendal-Gross Darkness Window
Glass-A Big Run-Bromo Chloralum-At-
tention Neutrality-suspicious. was
Said.
T. M, Dolson & -Shirting-Alamance Cling
hams-Ladies' Shoes-Men's Shoes--Gentle-
mems Hats-Shawls-Blac Alpaca Ready
Made Clothing-ReadyM Made Shirts-Jew-
ery-Salem Jeans-C Cassimeres--Guano-
Observation-Disclosures Shades-Our Millinery
Store--Groceries- misunderstanding To-
baccO.
w, H. II j. p. Herndon-Axes-Mon Coffee
Mis--Our Stock Of Hardware--Bagging
and dTies--Plows--GuanO.
NJ. Strauss--Dress GOodS--Black Alpaca--Flan-
nels.
Marks Il Reid. Rock Hill, S. C.--Furniture House.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.

The late excitement in Mississippi, conse-
quent to the Coahoma riot, has about subsi-
ded. A committee, composed equally of
white and colored citizens, have issued cir.
cular invoking the efforts of all good citi-
zens in behalf of peace and the protection of
private property. 1t is also officially an
nounced that the compromise Of the differ
ences, in that State between the Republicans
and Democrats, is with the view to secure
peace and quiet at the approaching election.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21

pas" DR.. J. K. Pinnix, Of Lexington, N. c.,
committed suicide on the 9th instant, by
shooting himself with gun. No cause as.
signed for the act.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21
TRIAL OF
j. ALBERTUS HOPE AND MARY E. HOPE,
FOR THE MURDER OF
MISS MARY ISABELLA CASTLES.

the Court of Sessions for the County of York. his Honor
4. j. Mackey presding-Oc,ober term, 1875.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-21
FROST.

The first frost in this section, sufficiently &C.
we're to affect vegetation, occurred last Sunday
morning, and we have had frost and chill
ing temperature every morning Of the week.