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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
TRANSFERS or REAL ESTATE.

The following are thetransfers of real estate
recorded in the office of the County Auditor
since our last report:
John J. Warren to John J. Middleton.
Lot of one acre in Catawba township. Con-
sideration S425.
j. L. Adams to W. L. Adams. Tract of
1875 acres in Bethel township. Consideration
$1,000
is R. Thomson to VIM. Snider and Mrs.
NJ. A. Latimer. Lot in Yorkville. ~Consd.
Grafton SIS.
John NJ. Morrow to NJ. E. Morrow. Tract
of 60 acres in Broad River township. Con-
sideration S2l0.
Belle NJ McCaw to j. F, Wallace. Lot
in Yorkvile. Consideration 5000.
j. H. Clawson, Assignee to Robert Morri.
son. Lot in Rock Hill. Consideration S83.
j. G. Sharpe to John R. London, Trustee.
Lot in Rock Hill. Consideration $3.50.
Robert Latham to VIM. H. Snider and 9TH
ers. Lot of 81 acres in York township.
A. w. Jones to j. G. Thomasson. Lot of
6 acres in York township. Consideration
S1O0
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22

is appointed for York county; H. NJ. Byrd
for Chester; W. r. Marshall for Fairfield ;
P. Orr Miller for Spartanburg; and James
H. Goss for Union. The census taker for
each county mentioned is authorized to ap-
point such assistants as may be necessary, not,
however, to exceed four. The compensation
is fixed by the General Statutes at five dollars
per day for the census takers, while actually
employed, and four dollars per day for each
ocsicfaDt
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22

The WHEAT CRoP.-The Chicago Times
has, in reply to Inquiries sent out, received
authentic statements OF represent prospects
of the wheat crop in the principal wheat.
growing States of the Northwest: They are
satisfactory and encouraging, both as to the
breadth sown, as compared with last years
area, and as to the condition and appearance
of the winter wheat since the close of winter.
The breadth is greater and the appearance Of
the fields fine and thrifty. The young wheat
has been protected from the extreme severity
of the weather by the depth Of snow which
has covered it during most Of the winter:
Upon the whole, the prospect is considered
good, and corresponding good feeling and
hopefulness are spreading into other branches
of business and trade. If food be abundant
and cheap, requiring less of earnings to pro-
cure it, there is more for other wants.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
How to Restore the Prosperity Of the State.

How to KeStOre CHe frUspeT1t! 01 t"e ota'o'
Keep your money at home. Do not send away
for oranythng which you can obtain as well mere as
elsewhere We do not advocate paying s5'oofor
that which you can buy abroad for even si.9O' out
when you can buy your Blank Books, ofthe pest
grade, at prices as low as New York, then seno 70
Walker, Evans and Cogswell, Charleston, S. c.,
and purchase what you need. All their blank
Books are made in Charleston, and your encour-
agement will sustain worthy manufacturing en-
terprise.
March II 1O "
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
WOMAN,s RIGHTS AT THE SOUTH.

As is generally knoyn, DuvalI, the Sheriff
of Fairfield county, has been mysteriously
absent for several weeks. Ever since his de-
parture from Winnsboro, his wife, Mrs. NJ. A.
Duvall, has acted as jalor, and her account
for dieting prisoners, on being presented to
Judge Mackey while here last Thursday, was
duly approved by that official, with the re-
mark that the lady in question having the
custody of men, and holding official position,
affords at least one practical exempli6cation
of the assertion of women's rights in section
of country where the question has never been
mooted.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
cool, WEATHER.

A decidedly cold snap for this latitude, and
at this season of the year, occurred on Friday
night, and ice formed one-fourth of an inch
thick. 1t was also quite cool on Sunday, since
which the weather has moderated, though the
air continues chilly. Fruit is seriously
blighted, and garden vegetation nipped to the
ground.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
No Preaching.

Owingto unavoidable circumstances, will not
be able to fill my appointments at SMITHS STAND,
next Sunday, but will preach there on the fourth
Sabbath in May next, at o'clock, p m.
T. j. TAYLOR.
Aar liz IL
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
Agent for the Yorkville Enquirer.

Theundersigned respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has accepted an
appointment as one of the canvassng agents TOR
the YoRKvILLE ENQUIRER, and will be pleased 10
receive subscriptions. JOHN L. 1RlsI'
Anri1 l3 u
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
A NEW nEPOT.

We learn that freight depot has been re-
Gently built at Blacks Station, on the Air
Line Railroad, and Mr.. Ira Hardin appointed
agent at that place.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
NEWS ITEMS.


Rev. A. G. Stacey, formerly of the South
Carolina Conference, who was at one time
stationed at Chester, and subsequently prin-
cipal Of female school at Charlotte, died in
Austin, Texas, on the 9th instant.
In the Lynchburg (Va.) Neus there is an
obituary notice of Mr.. Charles Henry Lynch,
who, it is stated, was the grandson of Charles
Lynch, the originator of the famous Lynch
law The old tree is still standing in the
yard of the family homestead from which
Judge Lynch's victims were suspended. This
statement is confirmed by the authority Of
Webster, who says "the term is derived from
Virginia farmer named Lynch, who thus
took the law into his own hands"
At Cedar Keys, Fla, real pirate has ap.
peared-an aged Spaniard, who calls himself
Rios de Ralfo. He once assisted in the burial
of large amount of treasure at Cedar Keys,
which he has returned to unearth, and has
actually succeeded in discovering an iron box,
containing many precious stones and old
Spanish coins, of an estimated value of $l0,.
900.
Col. George W. Gayle, formerly a promi-
nent lawyer of Selma, Ala, died in that city
few days since. He was very eccentric, aud
in 1864 inserted in the Cahaba Gazette an ad-
vertisement Offering $1,000 for the assas-
sination of President Lincoln, though he was
not worth as many cents. After the war Mr..
Gayle was arrested and confined about one
year in Fortress Monroe. He was, however,
mainly through the intercession of his wife,
by President johnson released. During his
confinement in Fortress Monroe he became
partially paralyzed in his lower limbs, from
which he never recovered.
A Washington telegram to the Baltimore
Sun says: "The banks all over the country
are compromising with the commissioner of
internal revenue for their failure to have
stamps affixed to checks. The amounts paid
range from twenty-five dollars to Eve hundred
dollars. The commissioner does not desire to
bring suits against the banks if he can avoid
it."
A despatch from Galveston, Texas, dated
the 18th instant, says: "A special despatch
from the border reports that the Mexican
raiders are burning the ranches. Telegraph
ic communication with Brownsville is inter-
rupted, and it is supposed that the raiders
have cut the line. The people in several
border towns are in arms. Many rancheros
are moving to the towns for safety"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
April %
Religious Notice.

There will be Sacramento Meeting at Sharon
Church. on the 4th Sabbath, the 25th day OF this
month. Preaching will commence on the Friday
previous. Il. "A. foss' fassof'
pril ~
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
CHESTER AND LENOIR
4gsEa z.Ezi555I3I @zi5555II3I
NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY.

y1yHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhold-
ers of this Company will he held at YORK
VILE, South Carolina, OIL WEDNESDAY,
18TH DAY OF MAY NEXT.
For the accommodation of Stockholders, an
EXTRA TRAIN will leave Chester for Yorkville,
at EIGHT O'CLOCK, A. NJ, on that day.
A. H. DAVEGA, President.
April % l6 st
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Kennedy, Latmer & phill-Flour- Brown
Linen Drillng--Hats- -Calico--Ribbons-
COrsets.
T. M. Dobson & Co.-Great Excitement at Dob
sons Millinery Store-Groceries--Rea
Made Clothing-Gold Jewelry-5O Cents per
DOzen-Dress Goods-Caicoes.
A. H. Davega, Presidential of Stockhold-
ers of the Chester and Lenoir Railroad Com
pany.
T. w. Clawson, Deputy Messenger-1n Bank
ruptcy-Application for Discharge-1n the
Matter of j. Newton Mccall, l.. d. Nc
Mackin, Bankrupts.
S. A. McElwee, Observation-Disclosures Sale
II. w. Hope, Secretary-Masonic Meeting.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

We have been requested to state that there
will not be meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners until next sales.day.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
Straps aud fatts.

Que Frost, of Marion county, Kentucky,
has named his four sons, Severe Frost, Winter
Frost, White Frost, and Hoar Frost.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-04-22
Spstial Notitss.

NEW YORK, April l9.-Gold Is.
, 1875-08-30

ONE or nun cos f1DEAcx u1nI.a IN At. rnU1s.
About Two weeks ngo handsome young 1oni-
m, giving tic name OF Mrs. lIcson ETerett, nt-
tempted confidence Ramo on branch nf tho
International l}ank on lIalstea stroct. She c1s-
tered tho bank and wanted to open an account.
ard inquired tho tcsms, etc. Tho nsxt liar Hto
presented herself at ttn Cashiers window hud
handed In letter Of Introduction fiom Il. $.
Il VI. Il. 1fcCosu,ick. and With It choca
purporsng 10 10 from tlon On tho First Nation
nj }.ank for *4.0Al. S!ls wau.ot1 to draw =, 500
Of tho amount aud lea.e tho ta!nnco OIL depopit.
This game did not work, anu tho next ,ay tho
operation wan vautslatcd III t!eaa Columns. It
now nI,neara that thu woll-dressod aud wealthy
alrs. Everett has turned up III St. LoulB Hndtr
tho ua,ue of Mrs, EHthos Evans. wliern n!lo las
bcen tf}ing tic same uudgo 1,isun tho bAuEs Ut
that city. Fran tho II. LolAtB pheis Of Saturday
It la found tl,At tow dasB ErevIomR bAo
wcnt to tho Broadway Savings Bank 70 DION an
account. mad trndered Letter OF introduction
irom Mos.rs. sIblvy Enlicott Il Co., ut tslis
city, and with 1t lheir chces or tho First Ma
tional Bank Of thie CITY fur sB.0Uo. She wanted
to dla~ t,400 Of tho amount and ltaSe tho
residue IN tho lccrlns: OF thu hank. 1t. Louis
readily. aul THO la4y loft 70 call AGAIN. sl'o
waH followed by All officer, 0nd IN Acr
1ncauderln,.a was noticed to meat
gentlemen twico who anHncred tho description
VI her Iartuer "ilDu here ~ tho mehnt!ho TUG
bank communicated With tic Ftrnt National
Eank aud with the firm in whose maine khe
check wan drawn. mud a,certained that no such
cueyk hau bccu lBat,od or cestlG"a IT,, aud that
tho woman nha confidence operator HuEsc.
uueutiv Hlte aud her pattnor waro arrested aud
taken to tho -Four tousts and inca1ctrAted III
kuparalo cells. They At iitet don!cd all khowl-
c,tE. Ut eucll ohef h1t aftGrn ards admitted All
notwithstanding. bnt ralnsed to Eivo 2ny
further Information resaru'uE the1nsclFon'
, 1875-08-30

fonrthn Of A nj1c-whs reached TIM carh follow
inc thc vork,ucn almost AZ fast A. elsn track Was
lat1. The wntk viii continue until Tho track u
laid 10 lloyne ntroet. ntd II the so"eFs aro oMt
iu tho track will te extended to Nobey this fall:
Moro cara sill be placed on Tho limo to-day, and
tho tmc of etarling rcdncat 10 about i'Te O. ptx
mlu,.tes Many pcup,o a.s.led themselves Of tho
opportunity IL take ride ovur the Inc, aua tho
oi the ! now owl route cs,,sod tho peopls along
tho line to gatlier II, fmmonAo numbers
during tho ay. and tho street presented All M.
install ecene. Crowin nf boys ewnrmoh htolsl
shc cars. and jnmpnd on thcm "a thoy n'ovod, In
apto uf tho offorta VI the drivers, conductors,
mid tho policemen. force Of ahe latter
was carly Oil tho ground, to prevent any
trnul'o that might atirc but there wer' no t',s-
orderly demonstrations. few nF t1n're WIN
weyo opposed to tho laying IT tho track h" shn
Wrst Division CONF pany gather ell about ad talked
nxctoty In sume inatAnccs. but wc.o orde:4F.
Tho rails having becr laid to Soho are"t. I.st tho
properly Of tl,o4o wI,a aro nj,.,,scd Ia tha ''ne
hninR connrlo'ed. lhoro "ns not,'e 10 ter m sf'
an injunction. Tht !Eacks will bn fniIfsts eu,h' .
p'eicd aud III cool or1cr IN 1e" da,r: t'' -"
pavet,leut ilal heen compinlcd tn l'''1Nnstn l'
street laak night, and will 10 Pnsl'e" i@iuY
aipnH. .:,
var jono saturday nIsht astonl.heA all who hhw
tito llno vcAtctlay, nut: r1rted 1HlcA fnsol'ee anl
comment. lilo residents EeI'ete'iY a'e uc'lsntca 1
with ller npw Rtrpcs-tas 1acis,tes. h'a NV. snAs
cnu,,ectfpnx aie a,eAIv undo. 10 have tue fo.te
tnau ,or new and 1uc1;csiopccd nne Which
uput MT. perhaps, furnish tlis requisite nam
lcr OF cars nor other Btat!o accommodations.
lanes Il. Luke. tho energetic superintendent
OF lilo HsilrUAl Company, WAS In charge u ttie
work and laa tilsplayAi good Genoraslfp In his
undertaking. Ssuco hiA occupation of lia pEea-
cut 0cc lle llas ti1le more liam ANY OF h!B pre-
,lrctssora 10 accommodate tho public, nn1 IL
nlky pvpulas nit1 10th hia employers and tic
1npnlA.
, 1875-08-30
COLOMBO,

StHahtne {to!1 Courier, Ana. Al.
The Specie 1odc, situated in tho Sunshine dis-
trie.. an.i owuod by Ntessrs. Gcnrxn At"out and
". r. Wallace. has again rosrnlea work, null IN
looking exceedingly vol in tol&urum and
4YlyAitto.
IN astaT malo by rrof J. Aldon Smith ono
day this woott from orc brought by Col. iloln'nn
from, the Kesnsono fodo, situated In Magnolia
district, rnn QUO ounces in goll.-tllo con-ya'ue
being oyor f20001 lsr ton. Ono llaif of this
valuable lode mas been l,lelasea By Thompson
Il Taylor now Ut Dluldor'Clty hut furMbrfy Of
SAnsktnon County. Ill.
Tho Canton lolo. stun.cd about half mils
oass Of Sunshine, owned ana rorhcd BY samuel
Wirobangh. is now producing ore that shows
we'll In tailuriunf.
Tho Northwestern, situated on Waves1y Hill,
has received returuB frosn al ASSAY which ran
2J1 ounces OF silver To the ton. Tho Northwest
ern is Owned ly Setsya. 1farmnt, lsInkln l. Co.,
ail.] psoinIsoa to rauk with Co.orado's ci.,icehs
silver honai.zaH. ...
The kauBas loJo. ailuated on aalina Mountain,
con.alns q pAy vein of ~ Inches. which IL pro-
ducl,ly very extra ORC. It il owned anu worked
by sr; .. +: lsa"l!on , Iho vnaron Me!r'na
s!nalng to nl,ow up we'll, and sonle yer. good
orc il being produced.
1lr. T.. ii. larvin has purchased tho Highland
Chlei Of Ncs,.a, Mcrherson 4 ilAn,:l.on.. This
nine In knowing pAy vein of iuchcB bcarlng
tellusu,in aud loe gold.
We have been uilt,sn an ARRAY na'1o by Prof.
o. II. ifarkcr. tukon |lo,n tho 0luat ltopabl!c,
lato discovaly 1nado by Peek i DonuAtn,., Which
rn, 3G'.97 n,lnco, i'll rvor 10 tho t,n.-tus COM
value OF WHICH il e51y5U. Illl4 valuable iiud is
altuatod in to Hunsh.no tlistrct.
Wo we're shown d specimen OF ORC on last
Wednesday taket, nns VI tho Magnolia mine, in
the .lagnolia district. Which WAS psr " cont
sllyor.
Tho May1owor 'odo, situated In Sugar Ioaf
dis.r.ct. AI,t owned bv Tho Detroit Il Colorado
uotd and s,Ivor Ati1iug Association, fow t!aya
ago oI,rueI up q >olu OF very tiue Itch touriuin.
Wo paid rl,,s to tho ol1ice OF l'lof j. Alden
Smith. superintendent OF The American. on
Wednesday. to eitness tin display of ore taken
from tue now strike tnadu IN tuat n,ne tho tlay
botoro. We found large tapls thicAly Aprcad
With orc that waa literally covered NTH nat.ya
gold, whose rloulltss it wsuld DO impossible 10
imagiua.
| It IL said that t10 per pound would DO very
/ low estimate OF What t1iis wonderful orc would
bring If put 10 MARKET II tllis orc continues in
| stcl.i,esB Tho Amer can eau bo truly called tla
lichost IN tho world, al moa hore haye tooAcd al
it. Who examined tho c',olreat specimens tako,l
, 1875-08-30
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


.,o,.., 4-,r, Ana
TWO eets OF hhtne1s "oEs Ssoteu 4t. -. wv. ~"
barn Of II, L. Brooks. III roar ot NO. VI "ess
madison sstcct' ni8ht before 'aa''
Tho cars on tho North avoune track of tho
w., u,lc .,rrct Hallway berau running regular
=, t,.n,,,,,,, 1,.r., ,a.,or,av .nd wcro ovl-
W i.ou'oou| a 49,, .,.rs,ns dc.,ru.
cd with 'lasoth u tle P"fh a''o poi a'''-0"N
to examine Tho nav llno
Justice SculIy an,I naHiel O'Iehry. tho eloat
walker, arrived from Donycr last evening. 1llc
fnr,nor r,1t ro~u,uo hin rcat at lin Wcst Side
$500, d, . ,,.. ,,r,,,, 1tott, rcutIcn,on nro
1"co c"'lst ''''' .'i.'. ,,,o e,. ,,f n u,,v in
III fine health al'd hf1fls' 'nc 'e'"t - "'"' ~
o,,,.,.;,,.r. ,o,t, ~ scbi1cr street aud west
'..,,T -, ,,,,ro,,. ,,,,rc, t1,at AIr. Ge,rro
OF rlah"''' ~ "e ~, t.,.,,r or,uI,rn,1
Bchc1dtpr anu M "'s a1o "o 1oso' oF'''A
as carrlusa u THIS in'husE. AT h'l!s hetoto-
forc collcctod by them musL be l'nia to John
lIotrmat,, cnrlieF.
,r,,o ,,ow t,,,d., nt Ma1son STREET WA opened
Inv "o" ,-..,1, .,.t.n,,t.,a MI.
H''u' ,essu'.nt . .',,.n .,rna. -. ~ ro,,,,no,,
cross sto"n anu LILO alaulSo" "sfeus eaas ie"a.'"'.
their regular line nnl trlpB, but Tic lIl1le Island
.vm,,c cnty still continued to ruiz through Clin-
a., .,r,ot .rd t}cnro dawn unudoloh.
WI ''''''. ""N ,, =, '',', ,,,,,.
boy years o'a' namea ooofee smith, was
run over while trying to jump On Michigan
o" o"s ..rnot r"s, "r,,,y ,Ttornoons lila body wo.
.a' my ,3,snIaI in n snochtor ,nan,,or mi
~ T.. ~ n-,,.iu,, ~. t.lor ~, H. ~ sr"ts ,,"
M ~. "a S1',ar "ron,,o W." - '''' 'Se'
N'' " Fi-noA "'e'''
Offictr Edwards caught John Cullen ~ the
act uf bnFKlaslously ento1EE c4cmenss sa!o"',
tn tue basement corier UI Eiars anl aiAoiSou
s;r0ets cariy Yesterday tnornlhs' aud tooa til'll
to the Ar1npsy. iie Ind n lut of c!Sars ~ hs
poBsutBion, which ho had stuien from AoAets
stolc on Washington street.
nnmpatio dif}cnItiea a,e aaJ to 10 tic rauRo
,inc,, IeJ IN m attomut on tl,o 1urt OF m old
mom rto,sJ tl,nry WuluGe1m 10 shoot himself,
i,mt i'm Id moi t,1rcccd in tnk,ur his own life.
Il" :. ~ rears nd n,,h ityra At Nu ,,lj Larrabne
strecl I'D i;reu bullet nto lis loft hroaBt Mt
.n4, n'.,,sck la.t uIrht While staining in
5r,n, ~ him houno. Tic ball penetrated
In ,crt nnr aud ,uilictc, scynrs but II It NEG
osso,,iv fntnI w,,,,,t. 4lr luuk Atte.tle.t him.
NH tnin,,n nn nIl recover, lie was Renewed to
tI'o Wri ator hya,llo po.ico slatiou after tho
a,ootr,c
,.......
liehry Meflat ah e1.Ful'ceh'au' "no "a1 ~
Tho city 1"fto abo"t t"'i seuss Hn'n n.t u..a't
years ME.' tlleu ~ ee. II, tnn aiAono.' ,'s,Ses
fc!co StatAoh' yehleraay aosHuE; ~ h,s hopl
Etoct!y, stnfc VI tl1e c"fnee VI fata na.ea ea
anu AncElFeh s,teets, a"u "as ~ kuUu
circumstances; Ao "Aa ~ nasu =. 'aa n.ia"e.,
ani ~ sad 70 hsVe taae., ~ g az 10 hahses "
, 1875-08-30

The editor ot tho brunswick laia,) Telegraph
tells the following lit:le story OF hls dos We
ueycr jump jtoLD Tho waRon tu pick be1lios that
eoca to work but he mover picks : grern f,u.t.
aud Is appears ~ ue equally tond VI cuErAnss.
p.uaberrlea, taspbe, zies. and b!ackbe1ries. NO
thought that btaekberstes would Blye him erial.
but il la yos prlekel yesterday, be d!du't sav
4 word about il, aud lis word IL quick sLaFp
bark. Ihe dog eats very considerable quantity
Of fruit, sd eplo3a It.
, 1875-08-30

Satisfactory Evidence
Of tho ability Of D.lleys Magical 1ain Extractor te
relieve tho ns vtu'et pain, or heal without ust
worst said or burn, may 10 socn Dy one trial. 1t
, 1875-08-30

Pianos and Organs.
1srye assortment Of now pianos aud organs 10
tcnt- beconl-hand pianos FROM 81 to 3lM.
W. y. K1MBALl,
Corner Stato and Adams btses.s, Chicago.
, 1875-08-30

,Meteota OF great sizo are falling in Iowa.
Prot .Gustasus lItnrlshs sayB tbst they are tn0
moro khe!la vi ulLet worlds. Aud lhe in1eriois
that. ii .ha ouru.erop IL not moved sIst.v -uon,
lasreil be xome huctu1t,uuH ia the mark 'thicA
the boya don't anticipate.
, 1875-08-30

4 Now Automatic Tension.
Public curiosity IL httlg excited by ths nsw rnh
wan1sFfn' tnYentlnn II surpassth evcrythiUE Altered
III thla no slI.co tio nrrttou Of sowiuR MacAiuos.
, 1875-08-30


thsnga must soon drive IN iuto completing wha. ~
havr nfrnsdy begun; nnti rcGecslng will ,cny
that ttn ,l,.trn1ty Of mixing this he ctangn
nst necessarily cnfnne to increase ths longer Il il
deferred. a tlat whenever daslIny hcconts mani
Testify Il u she ars Of ~IaIom to advance to
mcct IT. rather than to .~.!. shs lingering process by
Thu folInwlno sir,ls t.Irr Riya all tlht Tiers ia
in tho metric or decimal system ii Weights and snssa
10 mills. ,,,,.... '''.' ''.,..,,. make rent,
io ces,ts.. mai 70 almo
" iisat;;, ''"''' - ''"'''
IN mill ntotcrs s.,,,,.........,.r .rpnke rent!mrter
10 ,innko t,ccInlo!cr,
II dec meters. ..... ,,,......,.,,nhp meter
iD .lrkaiuetrrs $500, ,...... make hccionetcr.
II hcctoctc,a mako ltu1nc,er.
10 kte-nlc.r mako toyrtamotsr
10 tnftt prafna, ,,,,,,, ...,....makna n centrtnu,.
10 rcI,ti-yra,s Ike eciftsam.
10 grs,ns mako 'iss ,gra.
10 ireinnran,@. ..........m 'ss kosrsn.
~ ~ '''''''" caracit1. '" ~ ''"' 'N''
10 scnti~liters .nako .rIiiter.
ID oI,er.. masks drk.Il.er
The SQUARE AND ot:n1o MrAsunEs
me,safss ] q icrgh trhua sGsre mud e%bio MIL il
s mt!tmater In lepatb, Ths are n1,d stepe are
othcr names f,r tn. aoais,n '1ckam.tnr un lbn cnu
Tho undersigned therefore, venture to recommend
|chts s nstsurss M tss tb.I, or ~ nav of thsn
orcr%tc Tor lis furhers,o Of t1fs dey,rahle ubec.
should entcr Into Eonlu formal written compnct with
each otlcr Lin,ltng Themselves after soma definitely
scs,ei. Il employing in ihe,r professional tansae-
lions only ths metric weights and measures.
, 1875-08-30

There arc many In Chicago who sayo mora or ltfs
money every year anH ntrald not without cange,
10 r1aco II Il! Savings anhs, other ao.caed secutl-
lies: e ~ 4 class ths sae Offers Tho SAFEST IN
both principal Al interest. Tho ealo Will 10 positive
by direction Of tbs owner.
W31. A. BUrTEns K CO.. Atctionecrs,
1uB Madison. .6t,. CbrpoO.
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VFsledek vOlby.

Pennsylvania. Pokud re zprav
dosud doslych souditi lie, zvolen republi-
kanskY kandidat guvernerstvi, Hartrantt,
vGtsinou Ii, 900 hlasd. Pittsbourgh, kde
malo dni pred volbou ohajosky guverner
Allen k nesmirnemu zastupu We pro-
speech papirom6nectvi fecnil, volil republi
kansky. V Allegheny Co. dosahli repu-
blikane vetsinu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-04

90 Sc strany demokratick6 tyce, ta
necht dava vinu opetne porazky sve sa-
ma sobe; wer tp) lump ist, gehe unter.
Kdyby Ohio nebyla vztycila prapor in
face, byla by zvitezila zde nespise v
New Yorku, take by vyhlidky jeit pro
presidentskou volbu mnohem pfizniv6jsi
byly. Ostatne nelze phi panufci demora
lizaci repnblikanskem demokratic-
KEN tabofe vysledku prav6 vykonanych
voleb souditi ma volbu presidentskou.
Mnoho zavisi ma tom, jak Sc zachova kon
gress vlastn6 sn6movna poslanc1, kde de
mokrat6 mali v6tsinu. Do roka Sc zmenf
Americe velmi mnoho. Kez by nam pfi-
sti rok, kdy slaviti budeme stoletou pa
matku nezavislosti teto zeme, pfinesl =
zemespravu, kterd by byla pravem slov
tech vyznamu Observation-Disclosures
ka, hlavne ale poctiva, vlastenecka svo-
bodomyslna.
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stezku zlocinu uvrhla bida, nedbane Wy
chovani nebo po rodicich zded6na vada,
jiz sociologove zvou vrozenou nacbylnosti
k zlocinu.
Nemen6 vefeineho opovrzeni zasuhuii
oni vysoce postaveni a urozeni, bez jichz
at Prime at nepffme pomoci by Strouss-
berg nikdy nebyl mohl v takovych veli-
kanskych rozmerech svindle svoie provo
zovati.
VEvrop6 Offenheim a Stroussberg, ia
dy jay Cook Ralston, tam Wagner a
Giskra, zde Tweed, Delano nektefi JIM
kiestansti statnici, veru tot nemize byti
vern9jsiho zobrazeni pfeutesenych narodo
hospodafskych politickych pomer6 v
neikfestanstejsich zemich zem6koule.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-11-04

kraticky kandidat Lewis zvolen "a mayo
ra; mimo neho zvoleni do ufadd most
skych sami repnblikane. Lewis jest tenn
perenclaf sabesnik kovany katollk.