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CIVIL WAR IN PENNsY1vAn1A.

tlf1l!ZRtlhhs law. anu Rocfety h4Ve ap-
rarent'y ceased to exist throughout n great
part of tho Pennsylvania conl regions bar
barism rcigns there instead.
The daily dispatches tell MI unvarying
story Of mob-violence, Outrage, mud murder.
Alobs Of foreign miners march from town to
town, starting as squads. swelling into smnll
armies, mud melting AWAY when their mission
of terrorism is done and fow hundred more
mon have thrown down the pick anil tho bar
row, and ccascd TO eern I'LL honest living.
Tho tradc-uuions of tho East ars sending
great quantities Of provisions into tho mi1a-
ing districts, wasting in this way tho funds
which might, If invested In cooperative
industry, mako these nlcu their own
masters, tho owners or part-prorrio.
tora Of their mines, earning both
wages md profits, and living III peace,
order, and morality. 1nstead Of this, strike
follows strike; riot succeeds riot and nlnr-
der presses fast upon murder. 4 reckless
disregard for human life and property shows
itself, not only in cases Of ,nob-violencc
{when life is always held cheap, but through
out the community. 1t is word md blow
or n word and bul'ot. On Monday, two
men, living next door 10 onch other III small
mining settlement near pittston, qunrreled
over tho feasibility Of strike, and one Of
them endcd the dispute by blowing the
othor's brains out. The murderer has not
been arrested, and will not be. No Sheriff
daras seize him; no jnry would venture 10
convict him; no Judge could safely sentence
him In that mob~rillon country. Such in1-
munity breeds crime. Cases from highway rob-
bcry down to petty larceny mark every lay.
\ man is stopped on tho min street Of n
town an;l robfed of his watch aud money.
Another, treated in the sa,ue wny, tries to re-
sist, aud is beaten over the head with Llud-
Eeon, and thrown sonselcss down a deep ra-
vine. 4 little girl, sent to b11y apiut Of milk,
Is waylaid by two hulliing brntes, who steal
the nickel si,o carries in her lsnnd. 4 man
ow,,s auything eatab!e or wonrable only by
tn. graco OF thieves. When they wnnt it
they will take ii, and lie caR whistle for re-
dress.
Tho strike seems to be sporadic. 1t breaks
ont, now hers, now there. Tue mine-owners
seel: TO rctluco wages 20 por cent l,c.ow tho
bsGsis OF 1874, III consequence Of tho decline
iu tho price Of coal, and the meu wisi, to ad-
vance them 10 par cent above Tint basis. In
some sections the lnastars have gained
their point. In others, tho miners
still hold ont. Tllcro are sigma now tl,nt tho
strike will become general. Emissarios l'aya
been sent among tho &c, 900 men still at work,
mad nro actively stirring up disatEectios1. This
futuro looks mora gloomy than tho present.
, 1875-04-08

chisc into disropntc, faniliarizo the ignorant
with illcgal voting, Md mako perjury COM
Mon.
The taxpayers Of Chicago pay dearly for
this ANIMAL disgrace sntl public tlen,oraliza~
lion. Tho n,obs that gathered at tho polls on
Tuesday voted away nchrly 100000 of tho
pnblic moneys, as follows:
S'ntn ro%n
"eit 2o'too
TOTAL. ....$s,uuo
4 number Of reputable citizens Oh tho
South si,io mntle n Desperate effort to defnat
this grab. 1hoy went to tho town-tnccting.
incnrring disgusting contamination nrsl
risking their lives thereby; but the rougha,
and gamblers, and thieves; mud bumtners,
would not allow tllcln 10 10 heard. Sotno OBJ
scure and irresponsible fellow moved tho mp
preparation Of *5Uoo0, put tho motion him.
self, tloclarol 1t carried, aud adjourned tic
meeting. There was jast ono yell, anu
$5o,ooU Of tho public moneys was gone. This
IL tho amount which will be eaten up during
tho yenr in South Chicago, We haye nlromly
explained Tint tho town organization in Chi
cago has nothing to do, ni,d TINT there is no
necessity for levying taxes except 10 pay the
town officers, who nro ,lseless n1,isancos; 30
that sc, 900 was voted simply for tho sup
port OF four professional tax.caters.
Tho Legislature might hasc savetl Chicago
tho cost and disgrace Of these town-,ncetings.
But, though Cook County Inns sovcn Senators
aud twenty-one Representatives, not one
amongt tho entire delegation Inns natlean effort
to corroct Tho shocking eyil. On the contrary,
tho Legislature hns passed much Of its time,
under tho lictation Of Speaker llusEs, in tho
effort to mako all c1cctions in Chicago and
other Illinois cities MS disgracefal md fraudu-
tont as those Of Inst Tuesday. While they
havo not succeeded In accomplishing this
directly, they havs only to lei the town-elec-
tons continue in Chicago, and their influence
will in timo produce the sa:no result as il
fraudulent voting weso lcgalizea ly the re-
peal Of tho Registry act, Tho illegal voting
at town-elccttons, ,lnrestrained aud unpun-
ishcd, will soon he extended To all other cleo.
tions.
What is the remedy? Shall VIC lio down
under tho Outrage, mil conclude that popular
government cannot DO tliyestcd Of such
frautls? Certainly not without M effort
Tho people of Coo1s County must eudeavor to
send delegation to the next Legislature
which will evnco some little interest in their
welfare. Meanwhile, let the injunction suit
against tic payment Of tho illegal salaries in
South Chicngo be pressed to a final decision.
If tho town officers cnn be limited
to tic compensation defined by the
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say, without the knowledge Of Tho persons nj
legged to l,eve been osorchnrged and in
cascs wl,ero tho parties swoar they l,nye mover
had any grievance to complnin Of, anil undo
no complaint to my one. Tho only l'tsi-
ness Of lie Commission Is to cons,tuo givcu
number Of Thousands of dollars annually, aud
for this by tctitouB suits, they sock to a,,','ao
tho Gratgers, fool the public, md totlovil tho
railroads. surl, Commission might well be
ol,o1ioI,o1
, 1875-04-08

The Democracy OF Cincinnati, at tho ro-
cent municipal election. elected oil their noni
neos except thcir canditiato for Judge Of the
Police Court. Tho candidate for this office
was JAMES W. FlrzoEnAID, an 1rishMan. Slr.
FITZGERALD homo yenrs ago separated from
tho majority Of hiH conntrynon and acted
with tho Republicans. Flo Was always in
os,lee, and sooking for another. 1Ie WIS
elected prcsilcns of tho Common Council,
,1,tl ia q man Of considerable ability. After
tho Democrats lasl regaiiscd the ascanlcucy
in Cincinnati in 1879. ho went hacl to tint
party, and at the recent election was their
cantilato for Police Judge. Ills Republican
opponent was German. Tho Democratic
candidate for Mayor was elected by 5,850 ma
lority, and F1rzaEnA1ps German Republican
opponent WIS elected by $500 majority. It
al,pears that the natiye and Gern,nn Demo-
crats protested against the only 1tlshman on
tho tickat, and dcfoated him, preferring q
German Republican. Tho Democracy OF
Cincinnati evidently feol that, with the &c.
ccsaion Of tho Germans, Tiny can dispense
with tic Irish. The alliance III Ohio Is
getting st,aly.
Tho town elections in Chicago on Tuesday
will probably have similar OBJECT. Tha can
titlates-ttose who resorted to questionable
modes OF eloction-wcre all Irish. On shs
Eouth gilo FOLEY md EvAss sought the
| $4,000 fraudulent salary, Gu the Wea
Side there wero half dozen candidates, al
Irish. On tho North Side tho Germans pro
tested, and probably defeated al tho 1risl
, 1875-04-08
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

! 1A1xE or sreEchIr7tox tPArAsIF n aDvAact>.
Foatngs rrernil ut this Office.
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linnhhY Edition, Tsn cpptf......... 1I.UU
trnl3:n ahstt....s 3.UOT
far;s At ytar At tho sams ra:a.
WAH7Ep-uuc aetiss aRent In each towu and village.
Sr.clAt ssrarsa1nonts nAdo with tuot.
i'rcrtfnrn copies ssnt fro.
4rrteren delay and miatAkes. 10 auh give rols.
t'At- addrets In iuta. including Hsate md County.
Et,nAncc>rsy 10 mads cthcr h5 draft express. rost-
lC.ec pster. Or IN registered letter., At nur sisk.
TERMS IN ctzI Erpacnrnrns.
EsT. drfiyeEsd, SundtY e1ccntcdt s cents rcr week.
Uky, dc1l1orcd sundaf Included, t, cent4 pr week.
A6drraa THE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
CoInos Madison and DtatlOrn-Ata., Chicago, III.
, 1875-04-08

acCOHA.fC% HALy-f;nsner North CLARK and knsts
lses Coneert Tor the lscuutt ut f Edward schultze
, 1875-04-08

FANwELE t1AI1.-:fadlsnn street. hatwscn Efsr1
md i.sSni!c. Acgnfr OF" Tim Flgrn's Ffozross" an
As BllnsF QuArtatta.
, 1875-04-08

VIZ MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY. READY TO
,rnry Il nr refund tin noney Only A. for fall set # thu
,rst gum teeth. tit.tclass elln ilne.. q hsf tho
.1etk aaA 14ntopii-s stt.
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GRAND OrERa.IiOusE-Cark street. oppostts
herman Nouao. kslly i i@on'A MlnsssoA. ''BAEbs
ElaiA. y
, 1875-04-08

ADTLpu1 1Tf1EATHE-De Dearborn rtrrnt, corner Mon.
tos, VAs1etr nntustalnMent. "Jacl 1iatkA~Afs"
, 1875-04-08
TO.pAf'6 ADJUSTMENTS

AryfCEER's TfiEATnI:-stadIsnr s'sett. hstwsen
usAtlorn and state. EnRaromens Of Lofts. Zip"
, 1875-04-08

Ths Chicago produces markets were gcn-
@sl,y s.ronx yesterday. Alsss pork Was lsss
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1875-10-05

pAyy Your ORDERS Ar SILsEY' Persons desir
g TO be called up OF mornings Al an carrier ho"r
an usnal will please leave their orders ~ me Ios'
Zee Bookstore. JOHN FAAHA'
Night Waichman.
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BOISE CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BOISE CITY BUSINESS OI61NAV1A'
YIN ,or,;s-.pent Northwestern Stage Com
pany; also. ". F. L Co. Agent
W c. Tatro-Proprietor Rocky Bar Stage Line.
VIM 81. Nye-Drug Store.
F. r Conn 6.o.-Stoves, Tin and Hardware
L. ". Moore-First National Bank Of Idaho.
pJ Peay-Harness. Saddle and Leather Depot.
T. Logan-Dry Goods. Groceries and Clothing
Il. B. Reed 4 Co.-Dry Goods. Groceries. and
Clothing. Wines and Liquors.
D. Falk & Co-Dry Goods. Groceries and Cloth
ing
L Schwabacher / Co.-Dry Goods. Groceries. and
Clothing.
p. Sonna-Groceries, Hardware. Iron and eel.
c. Jacobs-Flonring Mill and Di-ti!lery.
DilGerbeck x acknowledgements. etc.
C. Jacobs-Dealrr in Flour. Bacon and Whisky.
S. Sriegel-variety Store.
u. Levy-Groceries.
7. cohen-GToceries.
Mrs =, Cohen-Varieiy Store.
J b. Braadben,-Je~elry. Clocks and Watches.
J. lrumm-Jew-lry. Matches and Clocks.
T. Humphry-Jcwrlry. Clocks. and Watches.
,.aines Pinney-Book aud Variety Store.
j. Pollard-Ioo; al Il Shoe Maker.
] stool Boo, and shoe Maker.
Is. M3uson-Furniture Store and Cabinet Ma
ker.
A Hagar-Fnrniiure Store.
Mrs. Chas os,her-M Millinery Store aud Dr,.s
Maker.
Mrs. lSAacs-Nincry Store aud Dress Maker
Mrs Wnehei,ner- Dress Maker
J. Slncani-p Dealer in HAY and Grain.
J. ,'ase-Produce Store and Dealer III Grain-
Jas H. I~osnod-- Depot Agricultural implements
anu Asvn, Florence seains Machine.
|. Curry-phoIosraphi Art 81
H. r. HuNirtt-As>orlnaeni Store
7. DAusel-bakery
=. Levy-8ak,ry.
q " Ut>> ! CO. Meat Market.
m. l.. Ja;l.es-AIc-, Market.
J l. Bennett \ Co-MrA, Market.
t-.i. j. Y. ,.-iil.s- Overland Hotel
BusA \ Young central Hotel.
/. Turner Turner Housr-Aotrl-
j IL ,iardou-t ari,4l Restaurant.
] >llrIter-- Co..:-tci utrrs ana Chop House.
Agnta ! Livery - .blrs AID Feed CirrAl.
{ ..oar.-i-ltert : ah!e and Feed corral!
Ul.-s Nr.sc4-l-lsrry stable and Feed Corral
" Narsv-Co-r4l a:I Fre,l stable.
q iuu;-Corr4 ana Feed Stable.
4. Ros.l-i-aniber Yard.
l. Z. Ho~.c;s-iaIuber Yard.
Barrett W!ll.4L4,-I.Gnber Yard.
4 i M4f>gon-CarflAee. Wagon. blacksmith and
>aoIs-
]. II Jackson Blacksmith Shop.
Il -I.l,.n.. itfa,k.u,lih Sil.p
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...uce 70 Creditors.

Estate II Allied H. sauu l-ts. dv,r sed.
nap.I.k Il uiREHY OWN III lHE UNDER
~ >..ur.i. A,t iIstE4tr.A and tIu'tli4stfai"f q!
tie au..r Il auitt estate Is the et"ts ~ Ald al
t.r,us having claims agal!st sad deceased. la ~
AIult same il III. suasi4~fs. within
ten months I'm the lrst publication ui ls not.r.
~ h- util-rsIl al the i,l.c VI s-n.~ ". bFosA.
III lI.Lo I.ts ia lse county. idaho Irfrit"rt.
MARGARET At>Dk.S.
Administrative
JONAS " hE9WN.
Administrator.
Idaho Cl,, Jufc s,h. 1875.
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NO T { + l. II f L + + 7 GIVEN
4 Y That the c" partnership heretofore existing
h"s ."',n Beverly Wills AID Con nrlsco. in water
bitches mining aud Lumber business. 10 THIS ,ay
dissolved hs mutual consent beverly VII - having
lHTt based The entire interest nj Con nrlscul IN all
Water Rights. D.ieaes. Mining uronud saw Mil
aud machinery. and Lumber owned by Will. 4
Drisco! Beverly Willis Will ply all demands or
claims against the late arm II Willis priseol and
will cole, all bills due the SAID hrm
E.FthLY WILLIS,
coz pKIsCoI.
IDAHO CITY. August 10. 1873. 4w
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for YO nag Mem from the
effects 81 Errors and abuses III early life. Manhood
resto ed. impedin-nts to marriage removed. New
method Of treatment Few and remarkable rem :
dies. Books and Circulars free. IN sealed Ell.
selopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 81.
n. Ninth ST.. Philadelphia Pa All Institution has-
Ing high reputation tor honorable conduct and
professional skill
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eLAcERvIL-E BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

J.V H. WI't-G,nrral Merchandise rlsza.
Plaza
Janrs Eagnn--.Ju-.icr Of the Peace
Robert X Ir,in-C"ns,abl-
john Myrr-I"-ilnas;rr. Granite street.
M,-r 4 .>nrh-Druss * Mrdcnrs and
Fancy Goods. Granlt- street
M,rr Il Smiih-Wrl.. Fargo & Co.
A.rnts. Granite street
W. j acknowledgement and Surgeon.
Granite street
j w. Decentralization Hotel. Plaza
Mrs. Margaret Buckley Idaho Hotel
Granite street
Mrs. d. Stccklrs-PhGnx Restaurant
Plaza.
Garrett. Hayes & Co.-Emprc Meat Mar.
-t Plaza
o. D"nnrll 4 C".-Ci'y Meat Market.
JAS. Magnolia Saloon. Plaza
ID International Saloon. Plaza.
Girls And-rson- Miners Saloon. Plaza.
Charles k"hnry-Brrwrry and Saloon.
Plaza.
Dirhl 4 Martin-I;'acksm,th Ship Plaza.
Martin Ca'hcart-Shor Shop. Plaza
Alex. Crchard-Liv-ry Stable. Plaza.
l.. Langric-Cabinrt Maker. Idai" street.
A. J. B"rrland-Cabinrt Maker. Broad
way.
John Mrrrill-Tm Ware. Plaza.
Andrew Carvan-Barbcr Shop. Idaho
street.
ID. e. II"'drn-Carpen.rr Shop. Idaho
street.
john l.. Sanndrrs-Carpent.r Shop. Gran
street.
W. A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shop Gran
,tc street.
Andrew F"lscn-Carpenter Shop. Plaza.
Mike Halley-Aiilk Dealer. Pine street.
J. W. Daris"n-Agrnt N"rtb~ extern Stage
Company. Office International Hotel.
}. 4. shepherd-Paye:se Exprsss. 6raniso ssreet.
Fred Campb.i--Jsweler and Matchmaker.
Nv. On rett. John Ellis. l,iIip ci"a.lsr--n'ce:ei
6choo! Trustees for the ycsr fne District NJ I.
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IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


G $. Kingsley. general merchandise. Main Street.
| J. B Fisher. blacksmith. corner Montgomery and
Wall streets.
G. W Crafts. general mere andise. Main street.
Thomas Barry. general merchandise. CONNER
cia street.
Iauer & Swim, general merchandise. Nair
street.
| q; sIarre fin and hardware. Main street.
| D. B Kimmel watches and jewel y. Main street.
j. Is. Emery. general merchandise. Main street.
/ Id Fumer general merchandise. main street
| George DUNCAN. hotel. Main street.
| W. PAYNE Carpenter. Main street
| john I.un,.n, painter. coru-r Commercial and
Val. streets.
| nr. Steurr, Ih.n-e!an o Il surgeon. wa! u4a
street
/
| Dr H. Zii,f physician and eiugsore. Main stree;
Kosc X McD-si,,. inca, market. Main street.
A. Strauss. commission and sturase business.
Nain s,r-e,
John ,arr~cll, n.ea; market. Main street.
y. Hang. breaefy. Man street.
{ " Moore Co. flrs, National Bank. Main
street.
joan Coed. Iousori-l arts. Main street.
= e ,isby books and stationery. Moaisomer,
street.
VI Ii I.uue,. hotel. LAMA Honse corner Mont.
soinery and Commercial street.
" " Black. liver, aud iced stable. Main sir e..
wair x Miller. so4a fact ~. Wall s,ree,
T4ucher 4 Holland. saloon. Nam street;
Maj Z.pp. saloon. Matn street
MeCln,ock Stewart. feed and livery s:.ble.
Montgomery street.
Martin Mc.lennovich rr-,auran,. Wall street.
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Pioneer Business Directory.


Nadigan X Cannady, general mc.chan.
disc
Pat Noonan, butcher shop.
John Ncascy, saloon
Jerry Norman, vegetable stand
Callahan 4 Co, draymcn and vegetable
stand
5. i. Connolly, uphols'cr and carpenter
Michael Clarity, livery stable
James Coleman, lodging house.
Adam Lind, blacksmith shop.
Michael Garrity, hotel.
Davincr X Co, general merchandise.
James S'adimllcr. brewery and saloon.
Richard Stokes, butcher shop.
Hull X Tucker, woodward
Bird Lotus, drayman.
Geo W. Smith store.
One Chinese store.
T.. \. Stevenson, ditch owner.
Ben Wilson, saw mill and ditch owner,
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a CARD

al 1ap are ~tttrrtu. :ram errors atsi .u.ls-.
,r.ftnis- at A.iuin TIER. wtakaeer. .sris t!reaN
ln-. ut n.-i."ui. e. atI srut a 10 ll,,. T. Al:
III 'ufr !.n. fIstE oil change lhs- gv.s.
\ tnty aist,a>.4e,i hy MISSIONARY ia >onth
AIaeIsss >,i5l . - II s.id..ss.t e..cIoi.. to The
lay. Ju~tFH l. .NMsS. s!at.sn II. atbe Uou.-
.teaa Iark Lt,.
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Licensed Aucii0necr, Wall street, Iislia
City. [July l0-m3.
auction every Saturday 81 o'clock T. n
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CENTERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CENTERvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
q. w. Crafts, dealer general merchandise
Wells. Farc" 4 Co.'S Express oflice-C
". Crafts. Agent
Jrr"n" Brardslry. fruit. cigars and beer.
J'r"n' l''ardslry. blacksmith shop.
c. c. Mcfcrt. hotel.
Hardi" 4 Daily. butcher shop.
) Dempsey. livery stable.
10" Br"usau. b"t nnd shoe maker
Fred iir"'lrin. cabinet shop.
George Cartwright. hay and feed store.
P"s'"f'ic". +. j M"rr. postmaster.
LOUIS Prrr-. restaurant.
CHANNEL x Church. saw mill.
IS. +. ChanEell X Co.. ditch.
:. X. G"ldtrap. ditch
Hung W" Chung Chimes. .tors
$. Lung Co. Chinese store.
Glue kre Co. CHINESE store.
Chue n. CO.. butcher shop.
D"t"r Chung. Chinese drug st"rx
:. Harmon. doctor.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the n.
f.rts oi Errors and Abuses Ia early life Manhood
lIes nred. lmpe'timcnis 10 Marriage removed. New
GIcih0d al treatment New aud remarkable RENE.
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vel"pes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. W. AZ,
:"rth Ninth St. Philadelphia. Pa. Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduc, and
professional skill.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-03-03
The Royal Organ.

The stomach has been well named "roval
organ" since it sways and controls the entire
system. eYeiy gland, tissue and ner5 sympa-
thizing with it as the SCI !ants ola prince
sympathizc with Their master Each one of
them is fed and sustained by it-cTen the
brain itself, the centre Of sensation, is abso-
lu,eIy dependent upon it for sustenance.
Consequently, when the stomach fails to
perform its all-important office, the subord-
nate ORGANS also falter in their duty. The
recon Whv Hostetter's Stomach Bitters have
such a wondrously beneficial effect upon the
General health, and are such reliable pre-
ycntiye of disease, is that they speedily over
come weakness or disorders of the stomach,
and thus insure complete nourishment Of the
entire system and healthful performance
of its various functions. Unlike these stimu-
lants whose alcoholic principle is unmodiicd
nv iudic;ous medica ton, the spirituous basis
Of these Bitters, which is Of the pureSt de-
scrntion. holds in solution herbal alternatives
and inyicorarts TO which foremost rank has
hrrn assigned in matcria medica. But i is
NOT alone the fact that these sovereign bo-
tanic elements enter into the composition of
the Ritters. that constitutes them such be-
nirn t,nic and corrective, but also that they
are 80 happily combined that the full effect OF
each is excrted upon the diSorlered or deblII,
tatcd system. The digestive and secretire
organs arc the first to experience their bench
cent operatlou, which extends. by sympathy
| to the brain, the nerves and the circulation
The influence thus exerted is fruitful OF those
great sanitary results which have built up
The reputat ton of this truly national med l.
cine Mar 3, 9-5:.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-03-03
ABOUT THE Town AND COUNTY,

A binding rain storm was expert
enced on Thursday, and although it has
rained on IN average fifteen out of ev-
cry twenty-fours since Christmas, New
berry was not prepared for it.
1t was pitiableto to see pedestrians seek
ing shelter from the deluge.
Language flils when we attempt to
tell outside barbarians how deep the
mud is on our streets.
In vain is it expected of the Town
Council to take any active STEPS just
now to remedy this or any other evil,
for they get stuck in the mud like COM
mon people.
The low grounds of sorrow-thc
streets of Newberry, especially Main
Street. In front Of Cash's store it is
getting serious.
An individual spent 4 half hour cussin
an old citizen. He seemed anxious to
lick him. The froth oozcd ont Of his
mouth. At length old gentleman went
to the door, when the other gathered
his coat and fed. On being asked why
he ran, he said the "old fellow was a
rather Gurus sort of man, and that ii
was best to put considerable real estate
between them"
It's working between meals which
kills many good fellow. Some pro,
vision should be made for such men.
Only one fair Sunday since Christ.
mas. The stormy Sunday evenings are
weakening the coal bins Of families
with interesting daughters.
Liens are all the 60 again this year
We trust nobody will get hurt.
Drummc1s are coming in thicl; anG
fast.
The penalty for non-payment of taxes
attached on Monday. We hope every.
body has been able to pay and save
costs.
As soon as it stops raining, we advise
that rubbish and trash of all kinds be
removed from yards. The sunshine or
rotten accommodations will breed sick
ness.
Mrs. Mans red coated band demoral
lied number of horses on Friday
The people remained firm. They are
proof.
The renewals this week for the Her
AID by our fair lady friends were ir
| excess of the number from the gentle
men. First in love, 6rst in the heart:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-03-03

A New SESsATIoN.-An inquiry was
made the other day as to the peg factory
would it not soon resume business"
We regret to answer no--the stock
holders declare that they will have no
more to do with it, the profits arising
from the manufacture not being sutli-
cient to pay for the whetstones used in
in sharpening the knives. and for ano-
ther reason, that the enterprise was not
regarded with favor in the upper circles.
If they cannot make pegs, though. they
can do something else, and we are glad
to see that attention is turned to the
raising Of cats, and some very hand
some specimens are already to be seen.
The ambition is to see who can have
the greatest number, the largest, fattest
and prettiest. Cats are therefore at a
premium, we tried to buy one few
days ago, and offered q fabulous price,
but money was no object to the owner,
he went in for cats and cats he was
bound to have. If any one has surfeit
of cats in the country we advise them
that fine opening is now presented to
dispose of the same.