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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13

The CuARLEsroN municipal contest
is growing warm. Tho Democrats
will soon hold .thoir nominating
convention. Major w. w. Salo and
Dr. A. b. Rose aro tho most promi-
nent candidates--both good men.
Tho Radicals are lying low, their
only hope being to cooperate with
boiling movement.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13
LADXD BROS S.

oct 9
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13
POLITICAL NOTES.

-
Il the iAte Mr.. Blaine were asivo now
nc might be ablo 70 furnish hT
Conkilng some rcjnfoEccmcnts,
IF t,,o Ror7,,1;con marty royo ,s
Donul,r as thn Iorcs;dnnt WHAT an
overwhelming force it would be.
Gr,Dt ;s co,,i,r ooroee tbn hor;-
von of 1920 ca IoTl,I,. &C ~ m,lc
son,c rcmo1,l,s ON G:osa,ism nnrt;
mont
ConhllnS has surrendered the Ec-
publican party OF his State to the
D3mncrAcy, III ordoI 10 save huns
acIf the humliiAtioN OF @urrcnuoHng
TO George William Curtis.
Thurlow Weed IS not acquainted
with any OF the Gontl"mon ON the
Ncpnbilcan Ockc6 IN New York
io THINKS ,porh.2p$ he knew their
i"thcrs, but ne A'n sure.
Gencrol Grant ncvo,. mo1o ont
very well in his is3ucs Of ycracitv
with Eyinu mon There Is soma
curiosity now to see how he will
fare IN his controversy with two
dead men.
m
! MasSactlusntfs VIII not DC solid
thoro have read his attacks on the
dead Summer and the dead Motley.
and arc already heating fiery fur
mace Tor his entertainment.
The Now York !,,ru;n, Pos,
lco,us from f,,,stvnyfhv yo,,rnos
thot cy, ,postmnsEn,. G.rnHr,1 Jcy.n,l
o,nosos Tho prn,ilont'; r;y;l' snrvicn
policy, He seems {, havc barn 81,
quiet obont il thnt his onnoa;t;nn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13
r. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
JNO. 8. REYNOLDS, Associate Editor,

REMEMBER THAT tho Fair will
begin on the 18th Of November.
We hope that Fairfield will be well
represented. She has farmers of
equal ability to those anywhere else
in the State; and thoy should not
hide thoir light under Il bushcl
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13
@lOD, 600 Z

One hundred thousand dollars worth Of
hIcrchandiSe
Selected with n view OF supplying the wants Of
al the people visiting columbia during tho
Fair, consisting OF
DRY GOODS
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Wall Paper, Window
Shades. Ladies' Gents and Chill
drens Fine Shoes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13

JoE WooDHUrr has diary in
which aro recorded all The bribcs
he paid to tho Legislators to pass
his bills. 1t is destined to become
as famous as Onkcs Amcs' mcmor,-
andum book.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13
Executors Notice.

A Ill persons indebted to tho estate of
e David ii. Ruff, deceased, are request
cd TO mako Immediate payment to tho
undersigned, and those holding claims
against snid estate are hereby notified to
prcsont the samo properly attcstcd.
A. T. RUFF,
oct 1873 Executor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13
BRIG "A -BRAC.

! 1 II, & WI
IA oI''' ' . ''>' ''''P' ~ ''''>'' ~
Mrs. Stonowall Jackson is Visithg
her sister, Mrs. MarSarct j.. Ifes
Virginia.
Tbo 1,otb of Gcoroo T., rox tho
c1o,rn ;s ~ - r,nst;nn of onlv - fow
1.r. II ;Es. I; I,,n,..;n;,,s soy ho con't
roc,ror ' l''' 0
,r.,, -
hN-HoVernor llldcn ana Mr'
5lGclow we're registered at DrcScl,
tniJes q 60. $, lafsS, on inc Aoth
OF Ncplcmbcr'
Robert Toombs comes North to
,Esrnsn or ho nvos 1yn IS orav
hn;rc1 hnt IN un,l ronnr.1 hc0}th
John Disturncl', for twenty years
or more publisher Of the Lnitc@
'NtutcS R'yi&tcr or Blno EooI, died
i'll New York on Monday, aged
seventy six.
Sccrot,,v F,v,rts tho moot Stcd
m,n md Nv p,o,;,lnnt Nvonlsov
hnvn SONS ;n Tho nnw frnshm,n closs
~ V,In Ono ronlor NJ Ihn rloss
;s = rnlorcI man, but Tho Tnnkncs
lr4 him scvarn,y alamo
\ letter received 1T Washington
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13
% ssT@g7
Davis &
Roukgaagh&B

Ofrer in all their various departments an ex-
traordinary collection OF the latest novelties in
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS AND SHOES.
We call special attention to our immense
stock OF Dress Goods.
In our Hosiery department you Will find
every hing you want ut moderate prices. We
keep always on hand complete assortment OF
Harris seamless Kid Gloves; also superb ar
ticlc OF two-button Kid Gloves, all colors, for
one dollar pair.
Our Upholstery department Is stocked with
full assortment OF Carpets, Oil Cloths, Rugs,
Mats, Canton Mattings, Cocoa Mattings, Win
dow Shades and Lace Curtains
Strangers visiting Columbia will find this
establishment decidedly the most attractive
place in the city, and we extend cordial invita-
ton to every one to pay us q visit
Orders from the country for goods or samples
promptly attended to. We prepay freight on all
cash orders Of Ten Dollars and upwards.
JONES, DAVIS & BoUKNIGHTS,
Successors to II. G. Shiver & co.,
oohTJMBI 81. &.
oct 9-3Ih
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13
R. &GS .&ySGS @SSSHT s. T. r. " @. AMErEEa T. =

R EaSSSTEa EaSSS Il r. VI @. AMT T
J. HE undersigned hcgs leave to inform
his friends and Tho public generally that
the IRcstaurant attached to tho Morning
Star Saloon is open. and supplied with
the best tho market affOrds--such MS
Rccfstcak, Ham, Bologna Sa usage, Oys-
ters in every style, Fish, and other deli
c0cicS.
ALSO
a full supply of tho purcst Wines,
Liquors and Larger Beer. Tiy' North
Carolina Corn Whiskcy a specially.
ALSO
A well selected stock OF Tobacco and
Scgars.
The patronage Of the public is solicited.
j. GROESCHEL,
oct l4-tN3m Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-10-13
The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
In tho Probate Court.

Samuel a. Murphy, as Administrator, Us.
Tarleton MGrphy and Others
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24
NEW rORK's COLORED CADET.
The Hon. Nicholas Muller to Accompany his
ApPointee to West Point.


congratulations poured In 10y telegraph
and hy mail y,.t.,.ia, upo, Charles Mimi,
VIC ''i"r'h youth VINO won IN" Hon. N'holhs
Nul"rs appointment 20 Il West Point cadet
shin ON. ~ tho nrs, ,,lc,,ro,rs vr,. ron, tho
,,t 10 W '''''' Wv
in'Nr'"i- Oh H'7 WNl'" IN IN" ulhlnS room "l
thr Ocean House. Newport. senator Norrssey
to whom fortunni. Mimi. has n.vor sp,k.u
,.i',,r.,.h,..,t ,,..,,,,,,.i,'
r'"Sr"rh"n MS CONGRATULATIONS ahl something
morn useful. a draft for $50. \ Philadelphia
law firm t.l.grarh.I IL draft for slo Nipui..-
.-'
Wn"0s'O1'lNE "'p"r'W'h' WHS NOV Hii''trd ny
these honors. H. spent most of the day in his
home NJ % Wall street his foster fathcr
- a., ''''.'.
"in- ihhirr ui the hulllhE th'r'' replying 10
the l.'ier- and kilograms. shortly after :
.. 'lo "a" went tn the .of'e Of br. John ~
Merrill. Secretary II the Examining COMMITTEE
az ~ ca. "nvi ID s're.i. 20 learn what hc might
IN relation t. the III lri- Of tn dress Of First
NIr,l politics tod'i,Hi his nomination. He said:
Fur yenrs hnV" r.Hi with cag"rncss news
paper accounts oi s"lf-modg mon. and have
lOu4.ri fNr an nuulrtunify u begin ta muk lnv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24
I)II.II.


cotHtY In TINS city Aus - Pam g. as'v ace
n.n.rl wall take ricc to-day il..n. Aus - ai it
.nNHu - ,.s thuDin tA'h l . h'r.'t' aud
irlrui- .tff iuNlf'l
CORNELL -on fiih diy cl-.Nl I.H'I. -tf. rh,na
ANN, cornell. imantdau-hi,r .l' aul i''m G..
tuIftN
loucrh tnttNe place ou, e,'niN Cps ,uNIr ..'ih u
900 D. NJ uvn the r,iiru'c " .ti p'Hn', ~ Ll,t
i.bti
EuNuNpsoN ON Nvlnc.iA,. Al. % Mar, Elnoni
sou, wlduN o Robert kIuou- i fHh ArAl pl ltr
funeral ON Friday, Aus at.a,ilAM nom n'o rc4s
druOr 20 Thomas hrtaN,s, Sf5 stIlnl' AZ lrr-cy ,ty
Helshts
tESrAp Tho members OF the Norwegian Sp'icty are
hereby summoned To- a'toui the turiN d our late m
hVf GustAv Hanson b, .tad. from , It tD,lIcntc IA
ls-t 10Th IT.. AT T. NJ satardaN
-iNnN.o~. Sec q. fARRifl.sON Pre-.
hkNDRitk In BrOoklNn. Au4 ~ .t ..n.umpt n,
nonulr u n. drlD b. adui tod ,nu o. Gr.rsr ~ ,ud
El/tNrfh li.UfrN i-. iu 'iN -fiI f.Hr.. ll-i.l
~ ia'i,', aud u,' nlr ro,".rn u.' ai -
ms uNriN ir.u u.r r,sii,u"r u .t- lN'.If. - iHti
"m.m rn'r swmn Az, "a, hi' N ,,, OBJ,
Tno,ht q. scle". lutI. 7il. ,"U 'l.H'"
filiiIs rf-i. .luII nt.f.I NN II 1890
ful Ia, Htic rs,4i' N.'. -|i N-. D h ~
saturday. Au- -l. .I. % .ut..l. B
n,tf NNINi louot Nu t' T. 30 ." '' NJ
ar, htltiI. huiif. ID fNlf 10 ri'ti
dtA A. At 90 A NJ riI4II 'i .il 40 nl
uui ia ., ulutn,I T. MArin'i. H. .rr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24
NOSES BEITMfN's MiRRTfGE.


With deep cut in his throat. and ban
dages about hls head. thront, and forchcnd,
Moses Bcitman. . barber, Of 3l3 West Forty
fourth street. lay on a cot in u breezy room Of
the German hospital yesterday afternoon. About
six months ago he opened little barber shop
In the lower story at 9l3 West Forty fourth
street and secured three rooms in the rear for
sleeping and cooking purposes. lie WAS stendy
and industrious. and soon oltnined prnsper-
Ous business. He employed ns mn nssisinut
John Sipgnl, a lad who lives with his parents in
the second story nl the rear tenement IA 3IJ. On
sundays the hus moss WIS very Ia ratiyo. aud
hOth Bpitnnn and his hoy worked harland lutp.
Gradually Btnlnn, who WIS "a harh"lur. weary
looked about for a wife. AMI about two months
nlo be married woman many NcnrS MS scnior,
But Mrs. Beltmnn sprnt nlu N of hor tim" in the
street, and ALTHOUGH B'tmau pleaded with her.
shoe pnr~ istsl. mn then the barber began tpn"g-
lni his work and drink kin. Tn" domestic sly
grew hnrkpr DVrrv duy until il inntrd, two
weeks AGO ON Thursday, IN n storm. Mrs. Bot
man went into tn street. and did not return t.
hnr husband unul Tuesday last. M which time
On "Wednesday afternoon her husband saw her
Inss by his shop IN the opposit' side Of the
rtre I without turning her IA" 10 "lih"r side
H. itmnn WAS mOruse and mrlnnc holy the rest
OF the day and evening. H. cln-od his pnr, at
Q o'cio'k and went 10 lcd boxing tia door.
John Sici,cl opened the shop NJ O'Clock IN
tine morning, and after SWs' plu,anl dustinw II
knocked NJ the door ~ his master. H. found
lietmnn living ON the door across the sill HIS
and WIS covered with blood lie had cut his
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24
THE ECLIpsE or THE MOOv.
An Exhibition that was over too FAIRY In
the Evening for New Norker..

The eclipse II the moon came of at about
g O'Clock ln-t evening when she was many
degrees below our horizon The first contact u
beer disk with the carth- shadow occurred AT
t.. o'clock, and for an hour ait"rward solne
portion Of the moon was un-hroudrd except hy
the p,numhra. or indirect shadow. viii
under favorihl, circumstances. would appear
as "A faint smoky dulncs- On the bright surface
81 about 81 the moon rn-". that IS. WIS To-
nave Risen t. tho view OF tNpcc Giant Gothamit p .
hut she came M entirely hidden by ti' earth =.
shadow At three minutes INST she began t.
ON, rye from ~" shadow. ana continued steadily
90 lrtVr the durkurs- until litri II minutes past
:, when she burst lNrtl in all hrr Spl'ndur IN q
I. "a ul azure. 4 'kod mere and thnr" with deli
cate gauzN o oul-. drifting through space at the
itt't u' tll' -.li evening hr"nH".
Shortly after 10 O'Clock the planet Mars he
cam" visible about 90 deErc"s east Of IN" moon.
but Prot Halls newly discovered satellites
.onn not be- seen Five degree. north OF Mars
appeared Saturn. whose rings. lying almost
rdl.wlsr. looked Ike "A line straight line cross
me the face OF the planet.
After the last customer had taken n poop
through the glass, the telcs scope man. near the
Cooper Union, put his eye to the small end OF
tn tuhe and Will" he -a2rd upon the Queen u
Night now shining in all her glory spoke thur,
in a tone that might have drawn tears iror u
gorilla:
sweet moon. Il like Crotona's SAFE.
u, ANY SPELL nf hand ni-hi dare
7 make thy dish it, ample PAGE.
Ard VIII my Thoughts. ny wishes there,
How many iriDnd whose careless eye
Alw Naudt r. Scr The starlt Ky,
Would .tiTt. go rn tiluc orb 10
Tile score 90 debts he owes To me.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

=. a, ~,
IHVRsDAY, Aug. % i. M.-The stock
speculation WIS again n,tiyc with n further
49,. il, .l,, sl',..' ,,...,,. oot i,. - -
'H' D" Lam ',''i' i'"' ~ 10 s'ncr D. 10 % 30
having opened al - 2. Ihr cni"t tran~a u ms
We're in this stock. though Michigan Central
VANISH Wnich rose from o'' |" ~ ana l mon
i"."'' WIN" "''N d." "p""i" ,uih from o''
to II q. commanded attention. There wa also u
,v.ll-distrihut.J hi-in.s. in tho r,.,n,i,d,r -,
N'"-''7Nil'"''N '"''h'NN III hl' I'HihiHN'I 81
th. list with "a rise Of q. In New York Central
:, , A.
70 III h'rh irFNhd, - III NufthWc-itln COM
mon and ), in the preferred at Gl. with an in
80 W - " w. w. 80 ~
creased volume nl li~ mess IN hnfh -'orhe. Pa
r.i Mai Wa ] J. higher 40 -; hut Western
l. ni.u NJ. loss p,i vol. trtnl in anil tn. -utr
,,,",. L.. .,,t ~ ,I.,..tf l',r.. f',i -. n
,.,, ,,,,, ~ ~, ~, . ~ Nm ~, w., ,
NV fNNl'll' itn tu lrlll7. u 'NNN'I VIII h' lpNnu
l'lNW, ana the inarAct closed icNrrSh ana "a
rltNd.
Tine total number ~ shares dcnlt I'm wo- o
sa7 If vvbith Iukn shnr,' retrnsrnt.J ht ~ d.
IL "a" n-n. II ~ -. - .
/
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24

THvnsDAy. Aug 23.-FLouR AND MEAL-The,
advance Vas well maintained ain The medium grades
from new winter wheat felt some Depression howcN.r-
Extra ssie s H %s:Tn .T pns %css Extras.
extras :, a5ss, 4, do * and xxx sssE 7s Min.
ss'o's nahept' ~ ,1sts 90 Guy .higpins extras, 80
Southern shippins extras s'95s 81 Corn ~ msa
Ss'F ss . ss. s. T .d r. s assI ''s
da "S Terg sale. s, gr and r sGaSs a
prices were rrceular. closing at 1t to August i0oic
0ec Tor nerbcp 10 7lc CP ian4rs 10 Sc fer ps
runrv u lrc Tor March and II i7c tor April Sales "
rMo,i.ioSs-rors dun and heavy 'ai,s 70 bbis mess
~ fer Mes,rn long eIcar ant rn bellies. u. klgl at
s , rssN ct SOFA at & 1 pfs w, '" sn Tsg
Ios pls u, A. M 81 id snn DI a. ~ NV
g ior No,cmtcr. and g. % ior Deeemner Dre.-cd
ery 2gs2Ge do iuG. and arkins. 20 81 western pa.
nna sreSn.ry 2,c do ns, amt nkn, 22if 1nfr'e
ste,e farm dnilcs' 7SiDic. skins. 1906 Fresh essi
Gnuy-whcat dun aud futures lower .alcs on the .po,
6,iDl bush. At 81 3p@$l ~ Tor red and tm,r winter,
ror red ani Tor future dci1cr KS 80 hush at q q
sd red wn inter" nm n SGr %S Z 2r aaa 81 5 Il,
g. 2pth S.prmb,t 81 a0a fssl - Tor an scptcmleri
ier september ana 7 81 Is Tor obof Car ioi:
SbSS ay 'oa a Z. e s T', n 's cr ~ WeP. tSs
mixed t.@i2c tor Whit do. 1900 tot mixed STATE,
sWle al toe and No. . mixed ~ Al ~ Indian corn
au AN, al I'D" Fl sa's on lhe sp". tpbu-h at "c
and for iutlrc delivery 720p bush including steamed
mixed at b'f'si Tor September. anu No az - .t,Jc.
for August. and 57i,c. Tor October
GnuttlHs-kiu coffee dun ami noininay unchang.
ed ordinary to prime csrgocs. Ii sa4i,c. joihins
lots 1874 a22c gold Mild grade, we've stelfy aud qurt;
Java. 2es24c and MaracHibr, l-ar2Dr gold Rice ~
io.lins demand sud unchanged 4, ste7S curreges,
S2c for ltesi cuba refining. and 35fss5c
srades Raw ,a;ars again weak. nomins aud DUH iar
togood refining cuba, ss-sc. centrifugal ~ ss,c Nd
sales reported Refined easy and quiet at To- "a
log Tor hHrd~. and ipitc fuf standard
stNpRs irits turpcnunc strong and quiet at 3,i,a
"c russ quct. hut firm ~ ~ ~iesi - for comment
COOL strained Petroleum dun and uoninay Ii.c for
crude III bulk and laisc tor refined. In bhls 1Hllow
steady and quiet at ~ as 3 Oc fOf prime Mhiskcy
Arm with ~ bhs sold u, 81 Il. ocean neights we're
acuNe mostly ~ tonnage To arrive a. the supply here
snort iul rates rule Grain 60 ,erppi hy steam. Id
,heese ~, grain TO Hun l., steam ~ flour To Lon
-. grain 70 CORR igr order. = u 10 To- The Cont.
ncni J. do to the Baltic. = 81 ~ 90 Naples Is I'd
mphta 10 Plymouth o crude l"'i alruu to liavre Or
bor aux. = 81 a.. 81 fs1.. rerHJ the Continent.
y. 'isd do To- Bremen !. 49, 10 t. Passages Is 81
casa To- Genoa Jpc rul. krutuchs toblfDJ to Genoa,
~ 81 same rate Co Mat..iir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24
Getting IA Controlling Voice In the Atlantic
and Pacific Teicgraph.

In regard 10 the rumorcd great advance
in rates. in consequence " the practical ANAL
gamation Of the Western Union and Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Companies. Mr.. William
orion. President OF the Western Union. said
yesterday:
Our contract Is for twenty years md whilo
no advance has as yet been DE 'idcsi upon. can
say that there will probably be- much reduction
To certain placcs where there WAS no compcti-
tion Of consoIu, nee. as Their will be- increase in
others. Tie public AN bc assured they have
nothing 10 apprehend. We Will advance tho
rnt"s tn Chicago to 81 cents. Inry are now -
cents. hut were Al before tire trouble between
which WIS 81 81 before. There Will Ice NO change
Ia san Francisco, Boston. PhiHd slphln. and
other large rnif- W.T. TINS lncrrasr the pub
lie can scarcely find "A fault. We hnN. bought and
paid TOR over 7unnO -hnros of Atlantic and
Pacific. II WAS pHid for on Tursdnv AMI Van
drrhit does not hold il in trust AT all. II is in
our pna-rsSlon, ana -ivcs the West I'm Union a
controlling Voice IA Atlantic and Pa ne. \
quarrel between rs now would Dee like "A quarrel
between husband and wife. The parties srllng
were ahundantly sat She'd with the Price. and
WIS paid for in Western Union stock. which was
bought NJ and retired 10y IN" company some
time ago. and which. oi coursr, the company
had perfect right In reissue. There ar" about
SIN millions OF the same stock lett, which could
bc used II necessary iorhnv Object the ire.tors
saw it, As regards the runnr that Mr.. W. j
Syms. Vic -prnsd"nt II the Atautirnnd Pl,illc,
IL Il lssHtis"d with the transa ton, and Intends
SAY We know moth NJ about il. and don't believe
he ut"nds to do anything of the KIND. Su'h
atlon, II contemplated ana carried on. could
hay" no otr"rt. Mr.. Syms may possibly have
the Atlantic and lfrli. stork. but they have
nothing 10 do W ii the Western Union
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24

NEWARK. y. T.. Aus. 23 Young Jamos Hay,
arrested Ter di'ordch conduct Va Monday M It, pr'-
~nted himself before the Justice in Old miuun uni.
iorm the trousers rol, above ms kucos aud the ve.t
twisted uroini ms hrni hsr tulln lie auiHNnt'd
TINT he WIS a Htshi idfouk also furk from Munster,
aIhI Wli0h hr diuord tnl iu'Ni'd rHrrui Ill' Ju-
ir uluu- ht he -liHuuuiu Hnd lnf u>ti IrtAItr
stuitnee an consequence. hutIi n,W tIf- out tN the
poor I'nW g. really msane llrrsrNp,d rom thc Fuulh
~ l. Az \ I N 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24

Arrived THURSDAY, avg ~
s city ofllul-fui. stevens galveston
tNnaHff FIiullr. tlr,lir
s. e KNIGHT. MH.iusu. OcnrretuWu. DC
- teen NhlNrN li..ott. Boston
- Niagara. Curu- Havana
=. uld Doun.On Wa.Nor WchuoHi Cip Point. and
>nrfuik
= Richmond Kelly Irwes
Bark Albert ~lIult<. Latham. Boston
Bars Alfred. Bath. Liverpool
Bark - dr Ltlin. Miller. Perth Aniioy.
Bark Graf ,inifkr. phif.. Strtttu
Rirk Jose u Ru,nn. inuD. tinun'auamo
Bark Milan RocH-sn,ich. Ir4th.
BARS >o-pl.. BatharoNIrh. Cuu-tnunnpeL
Bark Innnas INA. Cam &C., Bfi-fu
Hne Emily sheldon. llaNcs. r'u.aD.ls
BIZ Emma l. Hall rerrs. Sa-ul
Nri. Marta tri-uu. Puulllu. tICatH
k.i- Vera ErriDk.cl. Billua
A q lll l.uA M = mn M .IML = NDss--s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-08-24
sena,o- Mor,on'- sickness.


Senator Morton ~ "A very sick man, II not In
pnsiiiNr uerll l iaNrd ms IhN seal p1WrrS nninN IN
tiF late Ia thr ftit fun,t. trcAlN IN the matte
u rtiins. SOFT n'll ffnh .nnd, r,ftakru =" at n Not
ladaA thu di,h utn brought on lie AftN Is
Ia, hit ain and side lie hasa hcr.,nniN iHi,IHN To-
IarHly ~. his Atrr and uncle d,d 0l II, hls aunt /.
hIus ~ Win H. aid his bIvu.eI has beon hofe W ets
ait. TED with IL
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THE BALL OPENED IN OHIO.
CrORGE II. PENDLETON AND GEN. EW-
ING REPLY 10 JOHN sHERM.fN.
democratic Criticism Of Republican Tinan-
ciering The Federal Labor H"rcnn s"s-
restion Kidicu,ed what the Ohio Dcm"c-
,ne, are sntd To neninnd-'rhe q reat strike.

ID
the ONO p'h"''pS nav nv .'.'.,,.
Tho mo,tiur here last evening WAS large ami
ehlhuslh7"'' - :, ~ ..i
The Hon. George II. I'h'l'l"h was "'''r'p
welcomed. He began 10y drawing picture ol
"" t,.t,s,ri,t and husin,ss stnpuntlon in Ohio.
Wv 800, I'll. I'm ,;,,
There must h' u 'a"3' i"r IT, ~ 0au' d" 'i"-
s,u- were equally Interested in finding this
So. ,rbr nViattus taxation tnrifr CONNER.
c""''' -,
cia sNslrnl' anu IhAhcNa H>r''h N'r'l ii' h"ii"'-
work uf the Republican party. The plea put IN
D., 1, R.,uiit,nu r,u,.utinu nf Ohio WIS "A
!" "' ~ H., Il. .,..t.,,...,
CONT -sl"h anu N'lu"h'c' hIi u' 'n"''"
thr platform Of that Convention. MIR. PcutiHton
mann, T., tb ID, ,lt,iinu az "A Burcnu Of In
.
uustry OF TINS ne shili
National Bureau OF Industry ~ u" oi
The least usr. must be- much h.it r manager
than any bureau "" lnN'. ever n"l. ". nav,
hal bureau al AErrultur'. ipl N', 'hl, t''"l
II has done has been 10 ulSif, h,"" hFl ~r'lN'
sometimes wca'll Wl'Hi i'hi ~ Pu'ii-h I'-
port whl'h attentive h'hl 'i~ 'i 'hA ,-@ t'S
send i- c9mplim'ht 10 urli SuS ,,i''ll' 80.
It 200 MS II Is lh. li' "N'I %. ''il-i = ~
en- al, ms r'llci i' l"' %. i.N neg .tYIiinE
o. TINS i'luulWii! nun. ~ i''t ~
Nrhilou 10 secure l"ii i't' '''S ''l ~ "I, i"l,
WA 70 ,''VHiS az -, ,l NIX W.
railroads a.. Nh'h' ''"'r 'iEi - ",' ti,S
power :, W u"rr ~ w. A'"m ,i,ii '.,'5.,,t
toh ~ j. hpN'r' '''. WYNN, u,7 ." ''u" 49,
IifNN iHN NNti tl.. 0'l, ''l NV l''M' - W t.l,t
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SYRAcusE. Aug. 3D. The house OF Chaunooy
punlop aud hi sister Minerva Jcw'h three mite,
south tins CITY, WAS last ught robbed NJ from 500 10
tStssl Nni 4Ufctb- deposit ASVuk a n(p
worth OF watches and lewciry Was also taken
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Gusincss Notltes.

Nv ~ mother win not "nis cnnfort aud
Deer .ti hut ftUAt
an babe. %, the ft, us, oi rAthl., tflNNfE rosie.
BAY ~ hnft'c fum Your dlasa,' 90 ~tH li, butto
al H. cent. AMI test il merits
Waheruincss. loss az appetite. md ncr, avs
Nulfi go urOt hi Wa hI ~NlNfk s iAAlGD-
RANT Fits cent, p'nut r. Av~I
The Best Remedy r,r children while Teeth.
NiN~l.NN sNI.iH
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M.fRINE INTELLIGENCE.

NiNf,frrf ALui"AC-rftfs NV
Sunr~'s o. sun set~ = N1uu rises. rm
hiaH wAIFk-rlu. iH4
sandy Hook 1a GOV Island - lir'i Gate. 10 ol
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Mnthnl 4 removing symptoms ~ Collie cXhib-
ls,dty ,h!dien istos Min " Masnesia ado
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Isnws ,~n GE>rtrnr> lam very harpr 20 greet ,Du
ga, M.inr You have postmaster 81 fhi~ vn. ufi I
hn you ave t"od one 10 u 10 not 'Nu must ,,' 800.
Know. ana VIII rtNe NNu gtts one Ann On
4 81 tlir' Department ~ t. have a
Discreet man. One who won't intern eddie WITH secret
HAT NAV ' passing thrullh In q" trnrnf lfhA- amt
"i ~ % Wr sharp letter To- fhtir other halt u. Wu-
not tell ui IT, Hmi u girl write. lfffrr
90 htr .Nrtfi'Ift ht must let % is| known
These thiur- ~" r'uWr, o. le kcri ,uuri, ss,frf
'Neelttu ti'p Co. whom letters are directed iutNe
very nNNh -iAuuHi Will my Nl.t tu New / liant !
rni f"mn- fr H lr 30 ani, the lita. q which have
Doom Alta-tul.tlc tu Yours that natural uA
~ Ni iN'l N interest "a A",f f'ul rrwtl hni nnf
.' niIm AMI CLEVER iti. treat many ui them rNI
'titu women. aud treat many ui them. too akr
~ anrr Az. thff 70 NNnrlta lHnkDD ani Sauthrrurr
ma if-t ul'f tiN -vt Them geo tain Nlt. tr
veg D. &C., Nrii no lady ant -Oufi ~ laiN. 'i.f
" uAii NM thtt AN iiHf lr rttts more ideal Oh
rent We ar' all AnsUD cuf, u. ana tnlf 90 cit-e
"i oNu'rtf.A tHt ha. existed between tl- section amt
ff south Foe -IIsl trtHi Ms. iu-tr ans there
is %" suSi gtas'u why We should ult uc tie t,-t ui
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Yr.terdnS'. HALL Game on the Unio, Grounds
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