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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

A SCENE IN CnURcn-There was
ludicrously sudden descent from tho
sublime to the ridiculous in u coun-
try church, not q thousand miles of,
when q Clergyman, proacling on the
m*sries entailed by sin, suddenly
exclaimed, "fhank God, T am not
n sufferer my miserics have all been
healed, and what did it ?" The
change of tone started ono of the
deacons from a drowsy mood, and
Sspringing to his feot, he cried out.
8"TUTrs Liver PILLS" Tho deacon
was right in his estimation of this
II&Rcelobrated medicine. They will
cure your "miserics" if
they result from Dyspepsia, Torpid
Liver, Chills, Headache, Loss Of
Appetite, Nervousness, Desponden.
3Scy or General Debility Take the
1 s1Sf'eaeon's advice and try them.
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NOTICE.

l. HE firm of EcCREERY,LOVE & CO.,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
THOMAS A. McCREERY and BARRIE
B. McCREERY are authorized to close
the business. and will sign in liquidation.
All persons owing said firm are re-
quested to mako immediate payment, and
nil to whom tho firm is indebted will
please present their accounts at onoc to
the above for payment.
THOS. A McCREERY,
WNI. D. LOVE.
BARRIE b. McCREERY.
COLUMBIA, jan. Q. 1877.
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Sl;AIiNG SALOON.

FI7IiE undersigned takes this method of
l. informing III" public that ho has
opened II Shaving and iinir-cuttin,
Saloon in tho room two doors west of the
poSt."iicr. where he will take pleasure in
serving nll those WHO may, favor him
with call. Everything in hia line done
III the latest and most iunEionablo style.
Jan lS-tf HENRY TOOLE.
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The hubcu$ cOi3)atS case brought
before Judrc Corpcntcr. mv,,r;p,.
t,,o ,,,,,,ornat,,;,1 n,os,;,,n In, W.,
S'''' ' >' '''' 'oO
~ last accounts occh oe'crmlned.
On this subject the same paper gives
tho following from it's Columbia
c,,,os,,o,,1o,,t rn,1or 1,+o -, 1.n
,,o.. In >' '''0 W ''''
'"'ly
; Persons who aro usually we'll
informed, assert Chat Judge Carpcn-
ter, III the hohcU$ c"1r"s ease, viii
decide that. under t'c ruling Of The
ISu2rclnc Cont i'll the ease Of W%!-
lacc -. M&chcY, tho oiHr:;"y House
- IN ,i"@,n hoiy, and that there was,
tHe' e'orc, no legal dcr!,ration of thc
oiectlon OF Governor by MN"hey,
nnr legal installation OF N!lnhc'-
IAN. No does CAaN>c"'an 20 4
o'"E as Governor nntll his "u""o s..
Shall be elected and qualified ; !pr,
III n>s II ins t. the detl r@tion Of is
ro-c.c'tl,n aHI being sworn III, h.
.'n tIil"il'isio' I'll" o wye ''o mex, "n"er
if he hsd rcsianrI his of;;"r ,ni If #
not legally declared clc"teI &nl in
stAuca, he cannot resume The posi-
1:on nc 'cI' before Hi' 'n"'Hii>flon'
tr1nnr vii ,1D,,, +,,nt >'I'S =" .i'"
Hampton was lcw,llv inst!lIc,l. and
will hold that Liontonan. Governor
leaves S"ccceaS TO the Office OF
8lI,m,ion or (Nnmhorl,;r N,I" sIon T''i" In
8icm,lIv Icn,,rnJ SID w., Ln ;n,I'I,nI "I, 10
3T;1is Mill t,,mblr dawn olI thn oI,'' 1c,I;.la
ytion Of Tho NInc].o,, T,n,t;.1a n".1
ilcnvc Tho Chorhcr,,;n;tn. v;4nn"t t'>
dime Thcro j. ~ noc.;,,:l;.,. ,rc e
itbn;r m,l;;n,, ~, q 1or,r,,, ~ III, IIH,n, W
while Goyo,nor u,mntnn viii rn
.doubtc,llv no ,Llr ~ .ocnr, nra
|opr s. fin Snn,Io ,nI .n,n,i(,o l>' Nv ~,
Lcni ,l,turc S;rch ,Ioc;,.;nn ~. ,i.I
now promised will Lo thn b.t nn;l
b,,t one in thc cn,lir of i've Chau,hnn 'S.
loin- N,cl,c,, f,ct;o, '''' - IVA
T,o c.nn.~ T,,,..
"o 'o'"''o investigating Com
m'ttcc, from Washington, adjourned
ah1 lcit for that city on last Friday
night. Some idca Of their mann,r
OF doinn tho work fo,. which r,,r
c,no 70 South C,,,,,,:,,,
- ''''' n"'J nc
SaIAclea from tho following, taken
from tho same source as tho
above -
A. .n4;.;n,4o, =. s -.
,,,ch ,hal w." Ca>' 80 - !,t loi :ic' "lf'-
;,urrI.7 rn I,,;i,,' 1', o.'l''i' ''o ~ 80.
'rfnxrJ ~ ,,n ,'''L i,st "I'ot,'0or, t I; AnHS n.y.
,.nnntn,, tn.,:,'' ,'''s ~. ~ - t'.o" '''o
Of EI~ciirjJ 10 i,o " ,'In;tL"I S''o 'o,t';,' "I;L
r),rv 6,vn th,tnf tj,o '.i.''.>'' n.I,~ "''.io
an ;,I, fr;tl .,,.:,. 49,. o'''pt ~, "'''o III
uvrrJ to rnr,oin ~ 'r,7,,. >S ~ T~,'' Nr'o
fnfInr ,v:irnno a. 90 w. ,0' .,',',,:'',, - :;l0y'
yich ,hnv ,yern ,o,,',ra,1 ,,'''I1!, ','i'!I'""'
ir,nnItnnf T,Lt nn a." ''s tnS.;,"''.,'. ,"'|"
o],r,ly s,hm;tinc1 ,rI ~ r,a '.,,'lo'5 'ni,,.,:5
tn:. ,t 9 >n,n, ,If tI,',;' "l'.' ''io 1', -"'l'.,
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~. w. Workingmcn! Look to your in
tcrest and savo doctor bills by using
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.

We request our friends in di1or
cnt parts of the county to send ns
notices of marriages and deaths in
their noighborhood. Such notices,
when they contain simply the custo-
mary nnnouncoments, will not only
be published FREQ of charge, but will
DO thankfully received.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

COMMANDING TIE PEAcE.--Judsc
Mackoy was examined last week DO.
fore tho Senate Investigating Com
mlttco in Columbia. In the course
of his testimony, Senator Merrimon
(Dem.) having asked question to
which Senator Christiancy Rad.)
objected, violent discussion cnsued,
participated in by all tho members
of tho COMMITTEES. Judge Iaalloy
who was present only as II witness
calmly arose, and said: "Scnators,
1 shall hayo to intorposo my judicial
authority as q peace officer Of the
State, unless You c,lm yourselves
anI preserve order This is IN
Outrage The peace shall bo main
tainol." This timely sally inatan;iy
restored order, and WAS greeted by
all tho noblo Senators with hearty
laugh.
TIE LABOR QUEsroN.-Govcrnor
Hampton has issued the following
address to the people of tho State
on the subject Of the labor qucs-
ton -
CoLUMBI>, january 10, 1877.
Many communications having
been addressed to mo in regard to
The labor question in the State, 7
take this mode ofrcplyins, to them.
[ feel so sanguino Of a satisfactory
solution Of tho present unset led
condition Of affairs, that I have no
hesitation in recommending rs full
and general employment Of laborcrs
as is consistent with the means Of
our people. Great suffering will be
afflicted on the colorcu people if,
they ;re left without employment
and the material interests Of the
State will be seriously affected in
this event. Humanity and sound
policy concur III this case to urge us
t, find W, TX for all those who hon
o5t!y seek it. Many Of those who
opposed us in the late canvass now
acknowledge the lawful government
OF tho State ana arc willing TO sup
port it. Our efforts should now be
directed to the establishment OF law
and order, and to the promotion Of
good Will and harmony among all
classes OF Our citizens.
WADE TT ,AJpTON
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

Abbcville-J. Wardlaw Perrin.
AndcrGon-Jamcs \. Hoyt.
Chnrleston--C. II. Lowndes& & Go.
Dlrlington-J. a. Law.
Edgc!ield-Boni. Il. Nays.
Grconville- WIN. W. Gilrcath.
Horry-Joa. Walsh.
kershaw-E. B. Cantcy.
Inncastcr-W. B. Dunlap.
LeNington--D. [. Hendrix.
Mari n-Geo. A. Mcintyre.
Ncwbcrry-U. b. Whites.
Oconcc--R S. Porcher.
Richland-W. II. Gibbes.
Laurcns-Wm. Anderson.
York-Thos. G. Robertson.
Colleton-J. j. Fox.
Clarcndon-J. 1. Ingram.
Pickons-W. II. Berry.
Spartmbncg-J. II. Blassingamo.
Union John Ct. Thomas.
Fairfield-Jas. 9. Davis.
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Religious Notices.

Associate Reformed Church
Rev. j. NJ. Todd, II A. NJ, and 7
p. NJ
Methodist Church-Rcv. G. w.
Walker, II, a. H., p. NJ. Sunday
School, 10 A. NJ. Prayer Meeting,
Thursday, 7 Pm.
Episcopal Church .Rov. j. Obear,
services every Sunday except the
2nd Sunday of the month: at II
o'clock A. NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Rcv. G. l..
Chichester, II A. NJ, and 7 p. NJ.
Sabbath School 81 p. Ii. Prayer
Meeting, Wednesday, II P. 81.
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Now Advertisements.

Noticc-R. c.. Arnett.
Shaving Saloon-Hcnry Ioole.
Mount Zion Institute-W. M
Dwight.
Now Goods-B. Sugenheimer &
Go.
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Chamberlain and His Associates.
From TIE GG,nnb;n Rp.yiS'er,

From TIE Ch'unb;n Register.
AS Mr.. Chambcrlain has published
in the Ntttjon 4 denial that he hai
ever as.ailad Messrs Dunn and
Elliott, we insert, upon request the
following letter, which establishes
That fact It will be observed that
ne is g"ilty OF the inconsistency of
admitting that tho nomination Of
Dunn and Elliott was as inevitable
rs tho election Of Whippcr and
Moses, and if SO, Of course, accom-
plished by the same corrupt instru-
mcntalities, and ut the saInc time
repelling even the suspicion Of hay
ing been concerned in it. One Gun
not we'll soc how such o sensitive
soul could could run on tho slme
ticket, Or hold Office with the men
whom he thus takes pains to wash
his hands Of. Well may NIsssrs.
Damn and Elliott exclaim in view Of
this letter, written only a few days
after their nomination, and nd
dressed to their most openly avowcd
enemy as an apology for being in
their company, Call you that back
ing Of your fcicnds?"
STATE OF Souru CAROLINA,
ExEcuT1vE CHAMBER,
COLUMBIA, Scptcm Der IS, 1876.
DEAR JuDGE-I an surprised to
hear that you think L had something
TO do secretly with the nomination Of
Dunn and Elliott. L think you
should have conferred with me before
crediting such u charge. There is
not one word of truth in any way,
shape or manner, in suclr q statc
mont. All my efforts, first, last, an |
MI the time, were directed TO prevent
ing such results. 1t was probably
rs inevitable as the election of Whip
per and Noses but, however that
may be, I did all 1 could to prevent
it. AS to the question Of our duty
in view of the ticket as it now
stands, there can bo room for differ
ence of Judgment but surely You
will not believe charge that I am
priyy to the nominations Of tho mon
to whom you object. My whole
record ought to be proof against
such a suspicion. Yours very truly,
(SigneD d. II. CHAslDERLA1N.
Hon. T.. J. MAcKEy, Chester, S. G..
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

-.,'npCon has made
appointments of Special Agents, in
nearly al the counties, for thc col
lection Of the ten per cent. contri~
button called for by him under the
authority given i'll the preamble and
resolutions adopted by the Con*ti
sSut:on:il House. Tao followin.
noii,c explains itself, and gives The
names Of the appointcos -
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EGCUTIvE CuAM3ER,
COLUMNiA, JanunrN 10. 1877.

O"i-c.h'iN, cnbtl''I y ~, 10 {.
The following Special Agents
have been appointed to collect the
contribution Of ID per cent. on last
years taxes, and they are rcqnastel
20 proceed at once to ,hschu'ga this
!uty. Appointments will be an
nounced for the remaining counties;
in few dtys. Books of receipts
ana instructions will be Forwarded
t. all Agents. by tho resc lutions of
the House of Representatives. au.
thorizinS call for this contribu-
ton, all Agents arc required to exc
cute bonds similar to those cxacto.:
Of thc Trepsurcrs of the counties.
md in all clso5 this requirement.
must be fulfilled. All fun Is co:lec. :
cd under this call must be trans
mittcd to this Office to General
Johnson HaSood, who, for the
present, willact us State Treasurer
and Comptroller General. III cx-
pcnditurcs contemplated by the
resolutions Of the House will be
ma 10 by checks gi>ol by General
ilaSood and countcrsisnol by my
self. The readiness OF our people
II responding to tho call made
upon them has already enabled me
10 provide for the immediate and
pressing wants of the Lunatic Asy-
lum AMI the Pcmtontiary, and 1 con
iidently trust that al the legitimate
clins Of the lawful government Of
the State will be rs promptly met.
WADE HAMPTON, Governor.
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taking charge Of the business hereto
i fore conducted by AIR. j, e. UIL.
BERT, ask IL continuance of tho patron
ago lie has enjoyed. shall at once
maze greet reduction in tho prices of all
kinds of WORK, and in this way nnl by o
strict attention to business, hope to give
satisfaction To all who will favor me with
their custom. Plantation wora Il
specially. NJ. j.. GILBERT.
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"'Ereasurcr" Cardoza announces
that "owing to tho unavoidable de
lay in tho collection Of taxcs,' the
payment Of tho accrued into, est on
the State bonds cannot be paid
before April. We rather think the
sleek i;sced preacher will not have L
chance to handle much of the pco
ple's money st any timc.
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NOTICE.,

would inform my f. ic1ds and patrons
/ th:t hnvo aoia my entire interest in
my Blacksmith Shop in This place to NJ
". J." GILBERT, who will continue the
business. l bcspcak for him the same
liberal patronage heretofore given to mo.
Jany. ~, lo|I j. II. GILBERT.
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Xoral Stems,

ssH~ Advertisers. will please re-
mombor that advertisements. in
order to secure insertion, mus be
honded i'll by nine o'clock on Tues.
day morning. Contract advertise
ments must be handed in by tho
samo hour on Monday morning.
RAILROAD SCHEDULEs.-Tho follow
ing are the hours at which tho trains
on tho G. G. and A. r. r.. pass
Winnsboro:
REoULAR PAssESGEn-N1Gur.
For Charlotte, 10, A. NJ.
For Augusta, 2.33, A. NJ.
ACCOMMODATIONS FRE1anr-DAY.
For Augusta, 1925, A. NJ.
For Charlotte, l1.33, A. NJ.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE. call
special attention to- the advertiee~
mcnt of this nest excellent school
for boys md young men. The
principal, Mr. ". NJ. Dwight, is a
teacher Of long experience, and is
eminently. fitted in ell rc-
spects for tho position he
occupies. His course of studies is
both thorough and judiciously SC
lected, and rs disciplinarinn he
has fow superiors. We commend
his school to parents and guardians
rs in every respect worthy of their
support.
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ToNsoRIAL. -Wo call attention to
the advertisement of Henry Toole,
who has opened shaving and hair
cutting saloon in the rooms next to
the storo of Mr.. A. p. Miller. This
barber comes wcll recommended by
the people oERoclS Hill, where lie
did business for several years. He
took an active part in the work OF
electing Hampton, and was the
president Of Il very large Democrat
ic club-probably the largest. color
ed Democratic organization in the
State. We bespcak for his establish
mcnt liberal share Of patronage.
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A FULL STOCK OF

Gents, Youths, Boys and Childrcns
clothing Of every description.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18

Whito and Red FMRnels at selling
prices.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-08

luelber bis jebt au0emeincS Wertrauen
senok lit nit onpertrauten @srtbpapie.
rem i'm Ystrose BON ca. $4,000 VI. unb
msiteren ca. 100000 Md.. pelhe Ct
li@ auf Wediel su pcri4aifsn wuBts,
perlAwunsen.
GIaB 5.
Sn Mmmerid,peisr BADEN lie ben di'
Mli.6urscr ~ @yabe Sctrascn.
S. 9. sdobins, Sitter Der Gbrsnlesion
uno Staotspenlicnar ieit 1916, lit i'm
litter BON 964 Sabren seltorben. Dis
,um lcSten N~usenblife bebielt CT ben
Gsbrcu6 Der Gcif,sfabistcisen uno
bate au4 ni4t Elm ein;iSes sraues
0aar. !.
@Irtember9.
Ser @;l4oI 5efele BON 3ottenbnr8
(SSirtemoer9) BAT SeSen Den gum Nit-
tat0o!ieismus ii%bsr9etystenen 0oms
prdbenoar Bauer Die ggeommunifation
unb Suspcnliun ~pcrldust.
Y%reuben.
@rai @cors D. 9olsenooyH, Der als
MiIi!dr= Mttade in Berlin li9 III S6r<
|cnipceulatiDnsn cingsIafien uno in benz
lelben lcin Ssrmosen perIoren bate uuo
upn Dem mir in elmer Der Iebten Nunr
bcrihteten, baB Ct BON DRESDEN
nod Mmerita sesansea lei, 1T in Con-
BON tlsbca seb!irben unb bat buieIbi'
cine belheioene Gommisltele in Dem be-
9aule @DlHen einssnommsn.
- Die Staatsl9ulb 4reuBens be'
lid Gnoe M6r, b. 5. mutbma6lid
aui 1.05S,55O,471 ID. 10 9f. (2643
M;Qioner SuQars), %,porunter 552,s
@t. 5 Yi. OBS Miaionen, al=
10 nebr als bic 0dlfte) an giientabn.
i4ulben, ,uel4e teine Gait fir Die Stsu'
er5abler lino. ba bic Ya5nen I'D su
iibsr @ro3ent per3inien. 9N &C.
iommtaussobe fir Die staatsi@uio be-
lrdst 64,l2S.OOO 3D., uamli@ jmr
Gerjinlans 45,124.Sll' 81. 20 Pf., iur
5isune lS,a13.l40 u. 5 Yf.
S4weij.
Sn Der s@pci3 bat fi9 cine Mftien.
seieniAsft bebufs @i,berousorobnns
bes am Is. Aug. 1913 bn,4 einen
8srsltur3 perihittettn rei@en Jleden
4Iurs in @raubInben nit einem Mt-
tieniapital BON 10000 0res. gebi!bet.
GO tau,cn bamols $50 4erionm uni ;
pe,i6lttet wurben 2O3 bauier. @olb-
waorenldoen, Rupferwaarer, s0pfe.
reien, ueIde ben 9apesitein perarb.ite.
ten, befonben lid bofelbit, ebenio reid
ausseidmidte Rir@.n. Nsan bo1t oa=
Ter auf rei@e Seute.
= gu 81. Gtienne bat beu.e cine
9ampfteiel GrpIolion ftattsefunben,
Bel peI4er mebrere Nrbeiter sct5otet
uno uie!e idwer perlett murben.
Yeriail1es. Sn Der M6gsorbnea
tenfamrer beridtete Der YrebausI1ub
einen @siesent'purf fir bic Ginfa1runs
beg Sduurseridts Ierfabrens fix
grebosrseben.
Sic &esieruns Ieste Dem 9l6se.
oronetenbauie, ben 0orldlas Dor, 1909
900 Jres. ,wtds Grmerbuns Der Sen
oeniabriten in 2pon sur4 ben Staot
gu be,u'aisem.
@aris. Sreibis srabli9 psritum-
mclte 2ei4en iinb bis our @tunbe aug
DC: Xob!en8rube DC, @rall1elue beraufs
eebo!t poroen.
Gr~anfrei9.
paris. 9sbn 4crIrntn ,puroen
burd Die &eNelerploNon in ct. Gticnne
Set6otct.
Sic Griffin @aleusla. @itt,uc
bes i'm Sabre 1868 perltcrbenen Mini-
tiers, zines unebIi9en Sobnes beg ct
ten NaYo!con, psrbeiratbet Ii9 piessr
nit cinem junsen Meapolitancr. Serrr
IltNanorS. Ser Srdutisom lisDt i'm
MItcr Don % Sabren. Sic Src,t,
m.l@e iebr gut feline Mutter icin
f0nnte, bat btrsits suei perbeirotbete
S6dter unb einen Sobn, Der Orion.
rani.C Hi3isr BEG Generals bu garail
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-08

tVtVN4NVe wv OWO-
rielens in ibm 1eruor9srufen babeu
muBte?!-
Ser VoliStiratb foroerte Gin Gimme,
unb @ein. oann froste CT ben 8slme,
ME beildufis. Of bic Saso 3u oerpad.
ten udre, uno no man ben S9ul5en
bes Oorfes ipre@en Tonne.
,0r iist briten in Ser sdentitube."
.War es ettpa Der traftiss Damn in
Dem srauen Sod nit sr;inem geiab?"
.gein, bas mar Der G0riter @umps
rs9t."
Ser Rotb nidte befrisoist = Ct batte
ben Ncmen bcs Mannes eriabren, Der
Die @rdfin Dor @eridt seitelt ,uiiicn
tpo1te.
.a.Si auF benz s&lob bel 2ebsn ?"
fubr er fort 5u ftasen.
SIT 9erren wiiicn aIlo ni4t bon
benz llnslld?"
,@el4es unsliid?"
.9lun, bic gsmoroun9 bes 0srrn
@rofen?"
y@as-einM orb 1T bier sei6ehen 2"
.slui BEN S9loNe. ioeen bic 2eute,
Der 9err @raf babe lid ielbIt erI@oIien,
aber bier i'm 9orfe mill @;emanb baran
glauben."
.Donn ipnte bod S.mano ouf's @et
ridt 9eben unb lln!srluhuns forbetn."
Ser aeunsr ,udte Die Mdieln. nTsdt
tpar's l@on," iaste er. raber mon ipri@t,
Die 6rau @rGfin miirbe has libel neb.
men, unb ba mag teiner lid bic Singer
perbrennen."
Ser 4oli;eiratb mart mir ,pieber
einen Bid ST, nno biesmaI iab ct mid
erblei9en. gs t9minbelte mir Dor Den
ausen, cine entiesli@e Mnsit padte midi
NIT seiptnIiI@en Rrallen, als mole il
mir bas 9ers sui8naren unb mid err
{tiden--
Ser @o!iseiratb beauftraste ben Relle
1,er, linn ben s@ulsen gu rufen. Sag
inn, bab i'd i'm ,uesen her Sasb ipre'
den mus nnb Gle babe! :" rief Ct.
IN bemielben Musenblid trat Der
G9rsiber Elm. 9atte Die unanseneb me
Jreunoli9sA, bas olotte 2ddeln in ben
bartsn 3usen oes 9olijeirotbs amfans'
lid .inen peinlihsn Ginorud 9emadt,
10 oeniigte elm Bid auf Die pertrodnete
Jisur nit Der 9abidtsnoie, u,n mid
sn %ii6erseusen. sas @sfiblsdnberunseu
bier sesen cine eiiise Mauer i&lusen.
Mas bieler Mann nit ieinen aralen
gepadt, lieb Ct nidt log, CT sli4 einen'
@cier. Der i9on nit Dem lauernoen
Bid bas Opfsr erbeben modt, oas CT
aerrsib.n m64te. Sic LANCE, oarre ST.
our iali9 auf ben Gubipiben lautlos
in bas @emad. Gs idien, ols per-
fdnoise Ct lid nit Dem &otb bur9 bic
ausenlpra@e. unb als tbeilten lie iid
{4on bic 9eute. Gs mar mir, als iabt
i'd i9on i'm @sridts5immer unb idbs
Gabrielle Dor Den S9ranten. Sa gill
feline sa0nbcit. tsin 3aytscfihl, tc;n'
Rudi9t. 9a liesen Die itaubisen III
tenjto6e. bort bas Yrototoa. Seoe'
Jsoerltrih rsibt einen Son aus Dem
@aitsnipiel oes 9ebens, Der Msnid
mirb Serslieoert. wis Die 2si3e nnts'
BEN MeNer oes anatomsn, ieoes &C.
fIbl, jtoe Nsisun9 uiro troden resiit'
rirt, mie bas Nlter unb bic Neruanot.
i4aft, man min oas bliibenoe MsnI1en'
leben in leinen innerit item 5isfsn erfor'
i@en, ;.rreibt hie @e@lcl,pirtuns Del
@soanten uno Gmpfnounsen, nm ELM
Shat nod Dem photographer bes &C.
ietes su be!eubten. 9as 9silisite wirt
ppx @leidsiltisen %perbonoe!t, 9epriift
er,posen, bcmdtclt. 9as @ort, oai
Die 2iebe scipro@en, gilt piellcidt al!
gcmcis Der 51ulb. 1ie tolts 6ant
bss Inter a@ua9sri9isrs sreiIi lief IL
bic warms 8rult, uno cntlodt Dem Der
lsbtsn Ssr,en Elm @ebeimnib, oas sescr
Dies ?sr3 ,cu9en f0nntc, mno menr
bann mirtli9 oas llnidulois seipro'
den ,perben mub, bann 1T es elm ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-03-08

aus Ystersbur9, miro Der Miener
oeMtidsn 3eituns seldriebsn Set
Dem Qratpal Dor Der &aiantirdc bat
Der Giar ll9 crit gum orittenmole
0iisntli4 seSsist uno suar pie aljdbr-
lid bel Der Geier Der @aNsrmsibe,
pel&s am 9reitOnisstase isattfinoet.
Or iisbt redt blei9 unb Ieibsnb aug.
Nu9 ion CT feitoem ME obne Yan;er-
bemo bas Yalais perla7en. = Die
Serbaftunsen BON Nibi!iiten bauer,,
ununterbroden in allen 3beilen bes
&eidts fort. Sier in petersburg ,pur-
ben orei Nibi!;iinnen psrbaftet. Bis
mad @ali;ien uno serbien erItreden
, 1877-06-07
THE CITY-lIALL.

Tue license receipts yesterday we're 5000.
There afe now 40 prisoners In the 1lonse Of Cor
rcetlon.
Tne staJ pay roll Of the Fire Department amoanss
10 SEA, 4u1.
Seven new cases OF scarlet fcvcr were reported
yesterday. Sne deaths have occurred already this
week.
Tho employees Of tho Department OF Public Works
wilt be paid their May salaries Saturday musn!ag ss
4. M. at tho Exposition building.
Tho Trcasurur's receipts yesterday were S48a
from s(le City Collector, 50, AS from, the Water
Department, and 81. os& from the Comptroller.
John Triggs yesterday took cut pern's to build
a thrcc.sturY and basement sto1s front dwelling At
No. ~. South 1fslsted asscct, to cost $ot 600.
MAI. Fo.tsr. tho City Engineer oftNashv,lie,
Tenn. IL In tho city inspccting the watcr.supp,y
tystsm With yiaw to The Improvement Of tint of
his own city.
capitalists contlnus to take their money to the
Con,ptroleE for Investment In rsrunue time var
rants payAbla ln onG year with Interest At per
cent. Twenty-Five taousand dollars was 10 bor.
Fowcd yesterday.
Tile monthly report Of tho FIro Department
einwa tLlat ia tho month OF May thcrs wsfe 10 tres
and 10 fulse alnrms. Tie losses wcrc: On build.
tnS. W. a. gosds s s dss Sn 9a1 lo * s9
GREATER than Tho loss. The Iurtcst fire occueted
May ri, a, Nos. tic a.d 1la Franllln street, la tho
Natonnl Printing EeapanY:s establishment, whore
tho loss was ss3 NJ Q. and tho insurance SOL, ooo
ncan o. children With mntehes l.; detective Cstns.
Ney, 4: defective stoscppe. L; sxp!o.ion korosono
stove, !; inccMdistfani. known and supposed. .;
lamp EXPULSION. \; oseshcate4 stnse, l, tats with
from chimnoys. Z; sparks from, locomotive, 2; IN.
known, y.