davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-03-15

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Sin cen Ssoaeisur Der .girsinia @taats
@oastts."
81 ribe' Nrsune:
Wrllsn Gle asfaiis SIREN 9tlnn tsnad.
rtGiiasu. D s Id Die
ga minbfucbt u
dtsr bsi'su lam. fewie ole 8thItr e., Och,
u"o Gurat III saB tb ndhrenr mstrer prarq
nbsr bunttrt die ashtill b,he une
$1,000 90
Fur tsttn Sau eebs, eer rurp meme Meeu,r
n'bt fbtfsrt wt'b. 3n eet Gb1t. meins lls-
rsgseuauna IT I fnt. soa i'd iesen 2etssnesr
rim probi muna ,tnetn nsset
rpsnn er HI an nn'th mfnhst,
3eiasn ste asfaulf if(s 3-iiep 3eetm ~,
benz Sts ~pvn. teR tr Isitst. 50 p~ercisits
Ml @atuna f~rastsnf
.ltr
o.. =. ~urt,
90. 50 . tltams gt,., Mtr ger'.
26 II nmt
, 1875-03-15

ma Cine srobe Iuawabl @oaelfafi~
&C, bon perihieoener Sorm uno 5u alien
Yreilen iino itets uorrdtDis bel
9eor9e &fetn,
go 6l2 & GA Srouo Citrate.
, 1875-03-15

pN~ Sriiher @arten 8 aamen, su fin
ben BET 8. IS t, Npotheter.
@de Der 6ten uno 8rop0 Ctr.
, 1875-03-15
Stsu.r Spsferei, @epar5 Dsir
uno eiqupr- 9aNen.
6, 0otsigbeirtcr,
Sc. s 14te Strnse

SD srlaate mir meinsn Treunben unc gs.
FANNIE. lcwie .em pub.;fum TN aQaeurinen
anaus.ieen, ZAP i'd pom lien San. ,. 8. an,
cine tSrpcsrie erGHnet babe unb ussen ben ae-
pDbal den amerifaniiten @rcce les, ale bsut
lAe Naaten, aIe: 6 i IN burecr. unp
9 b weiSe-&de beatlGe 6rlhtr, lus
ME v b E II, 2inen, 81 il E etc, etc
fibre. 3usIeid made ih aui meiu rei1bals
ttsss 9oesr ron D bisfte Goanae,
eei'neers aut ben eaIifpr' iidsn fir meoisiniid c
5wtde, welt'r 5 Sabrr 1T 1T, aufmerflam.
Sne.m ib 1iit rie 0'ite Der Bizarre unp
Bic billi9'm yrsiie saranttre, b,tlet aln siti-
gen 3aip.u&
y. 8etttabetmer
Mr. s l4te Straes.
E Int
, 1875-03-15
@t1enna Dnen etc.
@ ER
HbeIapeafe unb SbiO Giienbabm.

Hbeiapeafe urb SbiC Giienbabm.
@n unb mad ben 2oasn eeptbr 1874 strlas,n BIZ,
pafdeiers3 iee 8tdmngb, ' "
Matt.8ua.-5dr @rrbenssiue, gtrtuttsssias
Staunton, Wbtie Snirbur, 5tnt-n unb allen onS.rsn
3Tttd,srftatisn td9lid, fauseeacmn,en SOnntoo s Inn,
8 20 usr =. V, Dieter Bus ibItsBt R6 In @pstsns.
Sihe an Die orange. arIpepsr, Warrentpn, WauoGee.
alerdnerta,. gpaibin8tpn u no bfn Np.bcn, uuS II, sstar,
.lptlessiae tur eratburs, %rtfct, 8nprptGe. GbattsnUa.
:f5 nbr, Netmittaes aeesmmptatinns.
:te natd @preDnsSile, dsliG, mi @usnabme Ssnr,
ta8s, an tpsldern1aet Der Bug un, S:3OltbrM ohm .ohasht
Dieter jug %Serbtnfst I'D In & srbcnsSiDe mil ssra Maht.
tu6terO Mu. W: gtfent. tir 9pudbura II. gDasbinctS
@rpreB.- Sur Sunetipn, Gcrtpnspide 'EbanrInt.
teesptis, Stauntpn. 8pften. G~ppinet.n, gDbite Sufsbur
burlington unb allen 8pif8enfat,pren ,tpiftsr snhi,,,
su'spur uao 5aailttn9tSn tdslid,. (arsaenrntn,sn Sam.
tiaasl nm $50 y. ". Tiefer 8ua %yerbinSst ia n
mOrecnspias fur aleranbria, MaiGinu.en NM TX S,r M
ytrresn uno tar pantinsfun nit ben Dartpfsrn spaona
rnS 5letipDpe, fur Cincinnati, ben Wefen uab . il mYsif
speps en- t%rettersr aasfnnft tptnte man fb ~ SIR, Az
WAN strdBe, Saldrb unp @r6anae Sptef Sbei" fnrsM.
man tn Der CtHte her @rfeGfAaft Srr H
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@%eperaf.S upertntenbe
Cigar Billet.
@ererdf WdR nnb JIdrt wosu
, 1875-03-15

aag~ Der refine bon mir lelbft impors
tirter ddte Qebcrtbran, 600 2iper Dill
anerfannt oaS bette. 8. Wagner,
MpOtbtfer.
, 1875-03-15
@inl"b burg
gum 81 rs
II m { Mt
auf Die bsntlGs iauHriris
Afet~ unb @artentau>
2eitund.

(Ssraussster: 90, 20. Coleman. Milpart.s, mise.,
3sitf0rltt ir
Sanhmirtbl6aft, @ie9sa6. Cbfbau.
Blum n. u. 8ien n,,nbt II. ben Eamitisnfr,is.
e,lpftat lelt pem Sabe 1870 reeelmasia an,
l'nas osn Mcnats. Ter @bonnemsntss
sra9t BE- 8pr nssab'uaa Zinc uli,e pOrts)
nur 70 Geuts per Sabr.
Sete Numme cnIbail . 9nal rtifel iiter
tie iiber biz pnId isbe en- 3msiae her SeIhs
unb q observation-disclosures. 90 fss uno Sauss
ipirtbi9att i9e Muf abc. i0u,e ipm(iasn ae.
m /. mug leer s,leitcf nsUit Suutralicnen
" il fsr De ternummer nj EN- Snb It's.
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9sllsrerl. : irie DIT bthtlbsamerfautlde Heit
iarift mir tereife Spa lfbr
bielen Delif9en S~anomirlben @jartuer,
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c ne frtu tliue Alfnabne Ytote umm,rn
,per en- un,,t4s tli6 an iraene cine Oh; sle
p%e'lanet. &usfnnft ertb III unp Stlttuunssn
telpr9t
Snbn S. Pein.
Ssrausssbsr her HWirsinla Staals Wasstts,"
, 1875-03-15

Serr 8. gicil 8aa wiro beute mad
Galifornieu a6reilen. n@poo By"
, 1875-03-15
@rube GrbHnuns.
5ambur9er> 2abrn
1918 81 III Strait 1918
3w'iden Der II. II. 10. Ctr.
geatide Dsllfatelien Gambling

3p'iden Der II. II. 10. Ctr.
geatihe Deltfatellen Gambling
@mmentbaler aGfe,
Qimlur,er RGle,
SoQansilher Gobm AGie,
" iinitet Iaie.
@team!r Safe,
Gritsr S6weiser Gdis,
u nl9atel Hdie,
Sai b 3lie
une Mem glcrfer Sale.
Seine GerSsIat Wura, Sch. . rinae, Gbri.
ltIano VI. devils, 9r banter Sarreleu,
SarbiMen, Is ~epirsr, sst'pdsnpe
6rii6te NIB
ale Scrten G5rprcriesNaarcn Serner Gil
tts's Slsil6 grtraft, 0acfrauS, 8arina, Or.
Nu9ult pamt. Sruittbss, pnalf r unp Gip.
pler. Weins, @penaG Wbisties, Gprrials,
Aneultura &}itters, Wiltae y r.tntr Stunned,
uno ibmsp,iee Sttst6bDlsdeu. lppis enc
6vobe Nuew, bi a1eerer = 0rDeu, fir ole belt,
Aalnlitat Der Waa,cn saranti'e ,9 unr lape
meine 6reanbe, 10 pis pus setbrte Yupilfnm
Elm, lG s,fauieit Don Der @iite unb YillisIsit
meiner Waare ~ ibsrSeusen.
Wsein 0ipttc 1T: @rpB llmlaB unb tIsiner
profit bic Mtnse muB IS trlnssn.
Sp1a9tunasSpl
@barles . uncter.
, 1875-03-15

81 e6enfunf #. Sobalb man IT.
9eno cine 3abl nit Der 3obl 9 multiple
Strt, miro, lpenn man bic eirselnen 3ab=
len bes Yroouctes tets iuieoer Sulam=
mensdblt uno auf cine 3abl brin9t, bie=
ielbe INNER 9 letn. 3. 9. 1854 x 9
9lei6 7776 81. 81 81. 8, ooer 20 x 9
81. $50 81. 9 etc.
probe auf elm @obirerempel Wenn
man Die einselnen 3ablen Der CUM
manben, wel9e aooirt weroen ioIen, srl=
1a%mmensdblt unb aboirt bieleloe itets
mieocr, bis li6 cine 3abl ersiebt, 10
muB, menn Die ein5elnen 3ablen Der gan
gen Summe aud aooirt ueroen, li6 Die
ielbe 3abl berausltellen, JOINT 1T oas
5acit ni6t ri9tis. 3. 9.
234 sleia 9 slei9 9
$40 10 q
, 1875-03-15
Wetne! Weine! lDeine!

Sceben erbaIten cine oussesei6nsts Yartbis
esutI6er, franaSil9er unb ameritanif@sr
Weine, ais:
Toriter Traminer.
OeibeSbeimer.
@immeloineer Nieslins,
Dirdbeimer,
&Onissbader,
Wuscatcler.
M%nnabeimer,
Sod, Weboc,
ct. Sulien, Concord.
@atapba II. !. M.
bic i'd meinsn pertben Treunben unb BEN ae.
ebsten putl,fum iiberbaupt, ais edtsn Trarl.
bsriaft anc 81 duBe.it hil,sen Yreilsn our se.
faaisen Mbnabme smpfsblen fam unp bite
i9 nm freansi&en 3uipruG, banfenb fur rae
mir bisbsr sspcrcene Sutrauen.
SSmalb Safer,
MI mint Gds Der 5tsn u. DnsaIfr.
, 1875-03-15

D6s~ &sroiene Sel bcinr 5a6, iopie
audi anoere Scle. @las. Nfeffer. SODA
u. t. H., i'm @roBen uno &lei,en gu oer.
unb fret inS Saus a%elieiert
8. Us Il a n e +, Oroouilt.
, 1875-03-15
Drp9npDs II xrt@miuss,
Gebrmeler gerg's
LADMNs
1917 ind 1919 Main Strasse,
Gfe her 1Iten.

sB~ 9rp GOODS miiFsn biaig p~erlauft
wsrpen np siaen srpBen MblaB gu beswedrn.
, 1875-03-15
@rpbe 6srntiesuns in BEN 8abr<
pretlenna6 alien 0ssenben
nprb- unb f~Ibpdrts.
Ste 6a1roiQettc bleiben out bis file BE-
nlst tporoen lino

800 Haf9mittnss ND 1l:tO gaGts mad, n
ee 5 g Via &iGmoup, Sre:r!dstura uno
~ MHfemae Y lfnNab l6nelr @srbinounasr il
~ lp''l ton nit rem lao Maht nnb S:D5
MOfsfns cry eBsus iir ben @sltsn, Nurowe-
lten unp : iiba elten.
80, goee'n Ter Ba5rp. eife. Gateasn nnb anber or esufcr-
niD iSo, S q, man fly an biz 5idetsOtfrs Ger Gpmpas
~. i<ui Vain trate. SO Miainl :. galare Suaies
aae e : fitetn be nib an, 5reieriasbara nd Dots
&C Stisntahn, oil Ampnr, "a. =" ''
NINA \, ". Gsle. gsn I'll aia.t asent; &. 3. DDrtep,
aarnment Ve'fral = def aSsat; 5bpmAs VI. Sba,p,
J.2. Watrrpp. '
so. f"hohider 9adasisrr.Naent.
emt 1901 gfainf.., 3tGronp, e
, 1875-03-15

@i dig fir bic 6. fdaftawelt trie fur bas
9ublifum i'm ~lsemeiaen. =
Msbr ipis $l23,000 werlb imp rtbter unb
bteissr Drp @oabs gum pHentiitsn
Muftipns. 8erfauf.
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AMERICAN ,HUMoR.

A critic of Aldrich's 'Majoria Daw,
| in tho Revue des Leux Monces, says !:
It is already several years since an
increasing tendency Of, American. lit.
oraturo toward humor was pointed
out in the Revue, Acompetent judge
was astonished at the very. peculiar
taste for tho lightest and most fam
tastic form of wit in the most indus
trious and practical people in the
world, and he explained it by an error
common to sclE.love which makes
each of us aspire most particularly to
that success for which nature has ad-
apted him. Perhaps upon that point
be was wrong, The brave and gen
erous colonists who, preceding the
gold. hunters, went to found upon a
distant shore the model Of democra-
cies, brought away from their native
land With the manners. and Puritan
ideas which still prsvaiEin New Eng
land, tho pre.eminently English pow
err. which made the glory Of the
Swifts and Sternes and Addisons, and
which. since the death Of Charles
Lamb, seems decidedly" to have emil
grated to America. It is true that the
dissonances and inconguities which o.
severe taste might even int he .aeleG
brated essays Of the seventeenth and
eighteenth centuries, are exaggerated
ttInpon this new soil, where it seems
Ethat ALL thesseeds,a from whatever
source they come, germinate and de:
Eyelop with a sort Of fury.ag,,f
q In the Vest, especialy y humor, un-
der the influence of the mixture of
races and of the more energetic than
refined dashes of the mining popula-
ton, sensibly deviates from the Eng
lish example; it descends often
through ali the shades, from the most
shameless neulogism to the most yvul-
gar exaggeration. The witty aniria-
ton of Mark Twain, the genius of q
Bret Harte, have succeeded, neverthe-
less, in ennobling this incipicnt, still
lbarbarous literature. Of this we
have already given the proof E.r?%
With Aldrich one finds himself in,
bentirely different regions, where the
air is more easilyrespirablol forieivil-
lied lungs-in the Now England,
where fourishes a quite as character
istic, though perhaps "a less original
humor,. modified by taste, by tradi-
tion @rrowed from old Europe, un-
der the pen of a numerous pleiades of
writers, :, emulators or imitators of
lowell and Wendell Holmes, The
latter has taken care already. to ex-
plain to us that the wit Of the citizens
tof New England, which is the Ameri-
can, differs from that Of their coun-
ftrymen Of, later origin, as academic
Boston itself would differ from Cali.
fornian city, Professionally built Of
wood and hastilyprainted. . ~"'
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All, when the summer comes again.
A Good Beginnin

The beginning Of the y convent
|tional though it be, is On excellent
occasion to form good E1g9lntions o
all kinds, and none is bet 5han thai
which Virginia statesn &Epnce de
"Pay Is you co." To NAL fSaoln
ton like this worth az 1 il
should at once be put il aftIaE
"Ccase to do evil, learn u 4@E' b
are the first letters in the eI
| repentance The beginning tbe
| new year. is celebrated by. M6I eby
making gifts. This is we'll. BeJSst
however, before being generous alda
celebrate the occasion where yob,
little bills by paying thom. Ahs
sides, if men want to make the5 ~
| year happy to others, there is moi
cess by which such general happ .
would be produced as by pa!
debts. We do not speak OF the Il
esty of the transactions, though an
cognized debt unsettled must weigh
on the mind of every. man who
has a conscience. But only thins
what general relief and satisfactionsat
would give if all the small bills noss
duo were paid. What you pay to an
other enables that other to pay some
ono else, and so, on through an incal
fculable number. Many an. honest
Il
man now, finds himself unable to pay
his debts because some small sums
due him have not been paid. What
better way Of beginning new year
than setting in motion, by the pay
|lnnent of small bills, tho, machinery
which will bring relief and happiness
to so many firesides? Pay your small
bills now, and make it u point here
alter to pay as you 60. That is the
truest economy, and prevents injus'
tice to your -fellow-men, extravaganza
| in your own households, and misery
and perhaps want in others.
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Louisiana has ae$in beon made Iii

Louisiana has again beon made the
victim of fraud. x returning board.
packed 'wioh tho corrupt pastisans OF
the Kellogg administration, has
thrown out enough Democratic votes
to give the RadieJs majority in the
Legislature and n elect the Radical
State ticket. oncure, the Demo
cratic candieateFor State Treasurer,
who received "a majority of $500
votes, has beet declared defeated by
1900 majority The Democrats arc
also cheated, by illegal manipulation
of the Congressional delegation. Gen.
Grant declares that he will sustain the
infamy with United States bayonets,
and. the people are forced 10 submit to
this monstrous outrage upon theiF
rights. -. .... = - I..
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EO OIU NJ b XH'.II---N0. K. I 40.
VARIETY.

~
I Josh billings was asked, '..Haw fast
Iocs sound travel ~ His idea Is that II (
depends n good deal on the noise you {
he talking about. "The sound of q dim
a. horn. for instance, travels half ~
RE in second, while an invitation toy.
AAp in the morning 1 have known, to Z
1psskee-quarters of an hour going up
twCAir of stairs, and then not hayeS
s'reS enough left to be heard" - ;A
Spans hard up but .virtuous. N.
galhlng ns at Baden, recently asked
me the goSefent % at Madrid for anthoriza-
l!oi TO es.esh play-tables in the prin-s
clpie ,o LOW us ms,ASpain. In return for the
concession Would at once paytwenty-'
I'VE mlii'o'i m morancs into the Spanish
treasury: IwSy-five million francs
are Weuid tdqal Do is. To- 600 in gold, a.. Spain
The kind of:Mstev Tho have =,
Frisco: ''After1hA&otb wns taken off
and the liquors war Nj in And wot
liquors they wuz, The whiskev
wus none o. this yer In HAT makes
man feel like sayin'. Min l;ck anv
sou of gun in the hoSk and ,naks
him smash things gineraA No .;rN
1t war the kind that jist Ates . man
| lift his glass up gintly, andSays: Toe,
old pard, I am lookin' atyer =
| After q prolonged struggle to- saintai,
Hts sinking fortunes, the proprkor of
the mammoth UNITED States Hdsi j, of
Saratoga, have been compelled t0<,tow
the establishment to 60. in bankrtkev
At the meeting of creditors the coAof
Fof hotel and furniture was set dowfISt
$685., 252.40. Of this S4GD, ,516.S3 had beS
poid from bonds sold, SIS, ,427.44 by th
tirmsindividually. and $3.50, ,93S.13 wa
lowing of floating debts, some of which
was secured by chattel mortgages. i,'
cause OF the failure seems to have beer
mainly bad and sxtrayagans mansge
ment. s. ,,S ~ 81. Il
The Prince Alfonso, a0nsof the exilal
Queen bella who has been declaret
King Spajn liis pane hailet
with accl ation by the army and navy
Is seventeen years of age, md has beer
/ the constant com paIion Of his mQthe'
since her exile. a 1870 she abdftatet
hor clainnEo the throne fn his fayer, ant
has issued various letters ahd proclama
ktions since then On the subject of hi
hereditary rights - He is d thorough re
preventative Of. Boufbonism. This Lon
don Times correspondent at Paris tele
graphs to that paper that he has had iar
interview with Alfonso in that city. HI
stated that he had expected the news o.
I his proclamation. He mother will re-
main in, Paris. He concluded as follows
| I am not king of q party. My miIlis,
try will be; composed of naen 81
shades z &. ss u
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Tho New Orleans PicnuMnc is iubi

The New Orleans, Pic"yunc is iubi-
liant over the large receipts Of ,cofson
at the principal cities of the .S!oul b
during The prcScul season, ana
ascribes the increased receipts over
last year TO ihe extraordinary fine
weather for picking and hauling, and and
TO the efficiency and better orsaniz;''
ton of labor. The Pic"yunc adds
"One of the gratifying incidents OF
last years industry in the South is the
economy which ha, accompanied it.
One Of our mos intelligent banl;
Presidents sad, u few days AGO
that there has been 4 saving Of Sl5,
600, 900 in prodnclion and economy ir
the crop which comes 10 this city
With snch production and such ar
economy in The direction of it, who
can doubt the rapid restoration OF the
prosperity and wealth of the South
One reason why the Shaw-M -McEayy
mick wedding, WHICH was to havoeE
Cured near Savannah, won't come OF
at all, is because Shaw went to kis
her Without taking tho cigar out n
his mouth. The lighted end strucl
her on the nose. "a. - -ty
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Loves Cleaning Tide.

Draw not away thy hands, my love,
With wind alone the branches move,8
And though the,leaves b9 scant above,
The autumn shall not shame US.
Say: Let the world wax cold and dfeal
What is the worst of all the year. & J
But life-and what can hurt us, dear
Or death, and who shalf blame ns2
All, when the summer comes again
How shall we say we sowed in vain ! 2
The root was joy, the stem was pain, I
The ear q nameless bending.
The root is dead and gone, my love, .a
The stem IS rod of truth to prove =.
The ear is stored for naught to move,
Till Heaven and Earth. have ending:
... IT,. + Willtaaps Norris.
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TSpccial to the Union-Herald] !.

.
sheds and stables were burned.
Very few of the stores were in
sured. Many men lost everything
even their wearing apparel. Some
flew saved their stock. Mr.. Merony
of.the hotel, saved all of his furniture
I,bedding, etc, and his piano. His
lbotel being't the last to catch fire, gave
him time to remove" everything
There was no loss of life, either o.
men or live stock. .., ,.s.,;;
The appearance Of our city is Very
desoIate., Hhis makes the third time
the town has been burned out-ir
|ls54, in 1865, during Shcrman's march
to the sea, and now in 1875. 80 -.
At ono time it appeared that the
whole town was destined to be de
stroved. The excessive wet weather
of the week prevented the fire from
spreading as fast as, otherwise; woult
have done, and there was hardly {
breath Of wind. The fine corner store
| of Dr.. Lomis Hamilton, the Hook ane
Ladder building, fireman's hall, ane
the stores and buildings owned by
Judge Andrews, and occupied by
hMoscly & Copes, were saved by hare
work. e... /,
The citizens. white and colored
were un,iring in their efforts to o' save
property Praise is especially due tt
the colored people men and woner
--for they worked as people seldoaa
do to save property not their own. q.
The blow is i terrible one tt
Orangeburg. The savings and ac
cumuIations of years have disappeared
lin few hours.
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The editor of the atlantic Monthly. at
ihe late dinner in Boston given to It's
contributors, said: "The good public
or the best part of it, the incorruptl
t bic press, not having always bottle
of champagne at its \ bow to clear it1
vision with, is some mes pleased to
find the. e..magunino aH75,-b"t these
critics little knew hd d& dull the edito,
might havo made tiff he had chosen
Tbey have no idea Of the master
pieces ofinsanity and absnrdity whici
are each month mercifully withhsls
from them. They cannot undcrstahe
what str rong restraint the edilo'
nIaces upon his own gifts for THEN
sake, and how continually he rejects
his own contributions
The Neau York Times puts down th'
actual loss in operating the Pacif'
Mail Limo for eighteen months a
50 4252lO s., and the 1f'bune %
81 24O. 399 S5. Here wo have, ihtb'
two estimates, a littlo difference 9
s1,1s4,sl1; but, inasmuch as boil
pspcrs explicitly agree as to the q
cents. We should be n nice set of focl
indeed to grumblc about the few od'
dollars involved.
The oditor of the New Erd says
"Wc will seek TO alleviate the condi
ton of the poor Does he mean. +
distribute barrels of flour and over
coats to MS? If so, we trust frien'
Blake will put MS down for an ovel
coat. t.,
HE r. A negro girl jumped from the thir
I story Of the Jail in Newbcrry las
I week and was picked up a heap {
broken and bones bruised flesh.
The first of the Farewell Meeting
proposed by the Associate Reforme
!, Board of Missions. in connectto
with the departure Of Miss Gallowa
: for Egypt. was to have come off Fl
dav last, at long Cane church.
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sHf 80, &.
The ". z, Times endeavors, hymeans
of an illustration, to point out the neces.
|sity Of reforming Terminals as q mat.
ter Of ccononiy.. II states that some
seventy years ago a woman naned
Margaret, q sort Of human CaHada;
thistle, was set adrift in the river
counties, where she lived long and be-
came unnecessarily fertile. She has
organized a family of 900 defendants
fsipee, then, about 700 Of whom have
turned out idiots, imbeciles pauperss
dru6kards, prostitutes and petty Grim
inals. The remaining 200 have be-,
come vigorous and hearty rogues Of .
more determined and dangerous sort,
and Margarets charming progeny is
still spreading, every year adding to
the number, for rank weeds grow
apace. TO estimate the amount of
money this outcast Margaret has cost
would be as difficult as to compute
the damage she and hers have done
to public morals. d
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The editor Of the NEes sg, ut; 1T
Greenwood, it aesmss has ase;aps

Greenwood. it sssmss has jast tiaps
'prcciation Of aGotto1bagger. Hear
what he says of them: 54..l =, J, \
The g 'CoTToN BAaGERs?-The exc.
cradle character of these monsters is.
secn in, the enormity of the depreda-.;
tions committed upon the farming in
.terests in the Savannah side of the
country. Oneof the often ders delib>y
erateIy exhibits seventy.fye bales
amassed about his little shop, all the
}resnIt of diligence in plying his trade
in the dead hours of the nighta Tho 5
effect of this nefarious practice is not !
only to, suspend the productive oper
jations ofithe farm, but t6depriye hun
dreds ofsaborers of employment, and
consequently Of the means of support,
is it any wonder should forbeaisance
cease 10 be d virtue, and patiencei
.overIeap the bounds of the law? Why
have not the names Of these parties
been. given to thepublic, 50 that they
may be branded with eternal infamy?
We understand that they are men
who have heretofore stood welli in the
county, whose names have been hon.S
Iofable, y If they ars determined to-
sink % the depths ofinfamy, Nt thefF
names be known to the public and
.postcrity by being Inscribed on the !
i.roll ofTdishonor1,' F,any one viii
furnished as their names we will feel,
timpeHed.9by a sense of duty, 70 !fpub7a
Elish them 81 (isA 3ig3 !l5f 4