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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-07-19

LEONIE.

miss Cameron"
Leonie Cameron, lazily looking out of
bow-window upon a garden flaming
with autumn tints and sunset glow,
lifted pair of soft, dark eyes to Mrs.
Tollman's face. 1t was'an anxious face
just at that moment, and, being usually
full of placid content, the anxiety was
very apparent to Leonic. So, after her
first careless glance, she Strengthened
herself in her low chair, and said quietly
yet with every appearance of interest,"
"What is the matter p
An awkward pause followed that
question.
Mrs. Tollman fidgeted under the in
quiring.g'ace of the dark eyes, cleared
her throat twice, and finally said, with
nervous emphasis
John Furbor"
Miss Cameron's face seemed to freeze
1t was very beautiful face, with pride
for a leading expression. Sweetness
lurked in the mouth, intellect beamed
from the radiant dark eyes, but pride
| shadowed all. 1t carried the small head
gracefully erect, it swept the folds Of
rich dresses with a regal motion. II
touched the small patrician hands, and
was evident in the we'll modulatcd tones
of the refined voice.
"There," Mrs. Tollman said, despair
ingly, GIVE made you mad already, and
have not said anything"
81 am not mad" Leonie answered
and there certainly lurked smile in her
mouth at the good wonan's consterna-
ton; "But you have not told me what
troubles you"
'Its-its-John, Miss Cameron
and" then rapidly, as if the words
were forced by a fear of her own ina
bility to finish her self-appointed task
she hurried on. Hes my nephew
Miss, as you know, though his father is
rich man, very rich. and John is above
bis mothers place in her life. She's
dead, and John was spoiled somewhere
between the year she died and two years
ago. / don't know where he took to
bad ways. Ho was brought up an idler
upon his fathers money, and from idle
ness to drinking, gambling and bad
ways in an easy road. His father is a
hard man and he thrust him out nearly
year ago and disinhorited him. He
came here, for | love him. I've moth
ing else to love; husband and children
in the graveyard, so l love John"
There was pitcous pleading in the
woman's face, but Lconic's was blank,
save for an air Of polite interest.
"He was most desperate when he
came here, but I've coaxed him up n
little. But-but-O. Miss Cameron.
you know what l want to say. You are
beautiful, rich--a lady far above me in
education and position, aud only staying
here for country quiet. I've no right to
find fault, but-but don't lrt with John.
lie is in trouble. respondent. disln-
berited, and he falling in love with YOU
as fast as be can. / believe If YOU play
with him, he will kill himself, body and
soul"
Fairly out Of breath with her own
earnest utterance, Mrs. Tollman paused,
looking pleadiDgly in Leonic Cameron's
lace The expression Of polite interest
never wavcrod, as that young lady
III understood you Alright, you
wish me TO ignore your nephew. II is
not 80 easy, as be is in your house, so /
better leave IT,"
Goodness !" cried the widow. aghast
It this interruption Of her words. II
lever meant that. Where can you find
mother boarding place near here =
II Gao return 10 London
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The having reached that period which we always
begin to cut prices down to merely nominal rates
with view to running off all Summer Stock
remaining on hand, apnop-ce
the inauguration of our
G. II IL ND CLO SI.N'G-O SAL ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28
BEEBE's MA.JORITY or ONE.
How no Secured IL Through Lew. stanton.
Desire Ia be County Clerk.

MIpDLETowN, y. Y, oct %" The things
all over now. and may De 1t won't 10 any harm
TO tell YOU Just how that one majority for Becbe
was obtained" said II member OF the late Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention of this district
to-day. You see Lew. Stanton. one Of Becbe's
delegates from Sullivan. WAS looking for tho
nomination for County Clerk In that county.
and 1t wanted the undivided influence Of Rec
BEES friends in the county to bring the thing
around. 1t happened that one OF the ConRros-
sonal delegates from Orange County was Il
cousin of StntOn's Whom the vote got tu ba
about an even thing between Beebe and Thomp-
son in the Convention. with the chances In IA %
vor OF Thompson on tho noxt ballot. Stanton
goes TO his cousin and tells him that If lerbo
il nominated the County Clerkship is certnin
for himself. and hegs tho cousin 20 70 for leebc
for the sake OF relationship. The cousin was a
Thompson man, but, not wanting TO do any
thing 70 inlur0 tho political interests If his rel
ativc. he cast his ballot for Brobe and gave him
the vote that made the nomination.
BY tho way" continued tho eK-dolegntc.
" Tim. Bush ono Of Brebe's delegates hns lust
been put up for County Judge in sullivan
Charley Starr. another Of Boobies men. Is nom
mated for County Treasurer; Lew. stanton gets
his nomination for County Clerk. and Rod.
Morrison, a Beebe delegate. Is rewarded with
the Assembly nomination. Ben. Winner. u
NTH Beebe delegate, II promised the Sullivan
delegation Tor Congress next time"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28
UNDER SIXTEEN FATITOMS.
SAYING THE CiRGO or 4 miro milne
SUNK EIGHT MONTHS 400.
What the Divers Brought Up IT. N, the Hold
ofthe Carrie Winsiow-How tbeyGo Down
Into the sea, and the Ferris they Encounter.

What the Divers brought Tn r. N, the Hold
ofthe Carrie ~ InsIow-Uow they Go Down
Into the sea, and the Periis they Encounter.
Far out on the blue water to the eastward
OF Sandy Hook, seven miles from the nearest
land. lies the brigantnc Carrie Winslow. sunk
in the gales Of last January She lies In 100
feet OF water. and her cargo. including $50 bales
of Uruguay wool. has been imbcdded IN salt
water for upward OF eight months. Neverthc-
less the Coast Wrecking Company nrc fishing
1t up. bale by bale. in almost MS good condition
as ever. Originally valued at 81 cents por
pound, and to-day. Notwithstanding It's long de.
tention at such n remarkable drrth. IL IL OK.
pccted to bring % cents in the open market. At
this rate the owners will receive some t3u. 900
Of their 100000 loss
Areportcr for THE SuN put of for tho scene OF
operations on Saturday in the Coast Wrcck ing
Company's tug Relief Capt Dave Nolcott com
handing. working force Of ten Of the most
expert wreckcrs and divers on the Atlantic coast.
under tho command Of Capt Archie Wilson.
were on board. with all their machinery in the
way Of engines. cables. diving apparatus. &c.
The fore hold of the Relief was numbered No
with the wreckers' supplies and n nfty-ton
schooner. towed ut distance of 200 yards
astorn. carried an additional consignment
II was beautiful morning. and the outer lay
was dotted with outgoing craft Of all sizes. Tall
ships spread their sails ono by one to the
breeze and bowlcd along gallanty while pretty
little yachts and snug pilot boats gided gently
about In picturesque confusion. The Relief
puifcd along slowly to the southeast. dragging
the schooner after her through the rising bill
lows. which threatened every moment 20 snap
the tovlnc In twenty minutes she was abreast
Of the Sandy Hook lehtship. whose red hull
rose and fell gracefully on tho moving surfn 80
A mile to the southwest. two buoys were dstn-
guishod floating lazily on the outgoing tide.
whereupon Capt. Wilson cleared docks for
action Tho schooner was placed between the
buoNs with stern limo running 10 each viii IA
in turn were connected with two other huuys
and the steamer, the whole forming firmly -ct
quadrangle within the middle oi one end Oi
which was the schooner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28
SOCIALISTS ~ me IIEID.
Nominating n Ticket to their Liking aud
Calling u Ratification Meeting.

Tho main snction 81 tln Socialist. ob,,.
'' 80 N''' ' ''''''''~ '-'''''
party, rs well as tho Executive Committee OF
the city and county of New York met yesterday.
Thev have ,ra,auiz,J ,b., ,i,v ,b,r,,,,,l Il. 40,
~ ',,.t - wv ~, |"T,'H "'I
inc on p"lltlcal pan. Every Assembly District
has its club. properly differed. and the Txecu-
five Con,n,itton fancy ar.r n ,ar,f,l ,o,,,,ss
'"",, "4'ri '"i'Iu' V"hN'SS'
mat they can control from li,OuO TO l1.OOo votes
among the Germans French and Bohenlians
in tho ,i,, Tho S.,i.i IN, ,., 49,, -
80 ,'o ''e"' r''''''i"'' utterly r.,
pudlate The Greenhack LABOR party, and all
Greenback. Anti-Tammany. Tnmmanv. and
Republican o,or+rroa h,,., l,,,,, r,.,,,, A,
~ ' 'I,uiUs Nv n'on relrcI.'I ~
nnriu,td-' 'V'''I""S TIC 4""VNlhs TICKET was
~ 49, ...,.. ,,.
,.lnr MNo'-AeNandcr Jonas, editor of the Ne lols'
For tor,,,,sr- Geor,o q st.ni,n, IN
Fur Aldermen AZ flrs, n, h". ! o,pi.u, itcrr.n
schmidt n,nA Naup.l and Frederick h. Mann.
For District Aldermen;
4'' s'pal lh,i y',lugi- IN senatorial District
h Anna, " = r,''1' !. US J auk,
9th Senatorial pstr.ct- sill, s"nat,riai nistf
Ernest Nanbold. John fransman
-, luHh i,lAt Ahlsilu Bosnian
o." NpS l' p G'sn A. -'d Ann .in "nrds-
Z.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28

Arrived NpAY. oct ~
s. Crescent cts. Porter Aswnwuu
= ki uefHctur. ID uos. Wilmington. y e.
- tuHrr~fnu Berry. tuaiit~ tou
- iirNns hl. SHutii. Pal fuIp sent ~
IS stint cot ass. Sic rsuI. GALVESTON.
= Alft marie. .hHs l.wN,
- glancus. hrhr.'. Nnstun
- Lr.n .br Audfrw., Liverpool oct 10 ami Queens
town H.
- um Dominion, walker. Richmond. Cuy Iu.at and
Nutf IL
siuI quebec. Rood Liverpool
~l'N ~Hhiuo. furWDr. tNfinu
Shtp Nuskutn tuitrr. -. NHf4lrc
Shu Inhlque Dnnf ( X ttcriain
Run Lima Ahfen.. krc men
SlHl MtgnN ia ~u''Hfl. Iayre.
SLAP Transit. 'iast H. ildNtr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28

The Bishop Of Manchester, preaching nt n
church festival In Prcstwieh, said that many modern
hymns. and some OF them the most popular, very
mandy PANTY and strangely silly They are ull OF or.
rOneous conceptions of all sorts of thngs-oi God Of
heaven Of nell OF ANGELS and he knew not what else
some hymns are lar too unctunus sensational and senli
me tai ana popular theology j.. he certain formed
y smin two Inherent dTeetiUns-Vne nateralisc anu
the JtheT emotional
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28
Imprisoned Ter L,b.ra.ins her Husband.


Emma Ledy was indicted for enabling her
HUSBAND teton, 70 ESCAPE from tho Dorset 'onty A~N-
ln Tor Lunaiics The prisoner Nsihl hen husband. amt
took hin suIrepunously sntui clothes WINCH. Mhl, In
the visiting room, he de NtcroNN exchanged fui s hSy
I'm dress then conecalhg the latter up The chimney In
thu new dress he passed from the precinct, the
nm. and has not since heUn heard OF The Chairman
sad ~ WAS move case tile woman hal rVnderod her
sell hhbO To penal scT,ltude but shr rnder the u-
ence Of her husband and Ind been IN prison sept
hard labor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28
Enslll,ss ilolltts.

Dyeinx and Cleaning. The New NorA Dyciig aud
lnnuus Establishment, staten l,lant-ui. ~ Dame
Nt 10 hrpaiwAN NiudtA nN New YORK LOO picrrcpuut
It. Brooklyn Established e. wear.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28
MARINK INrhLLIGNNcE.

nfSfarrRF sIvaSAc-rHfs nav
sun rises q rs sun scts .. q ~ Moon sets q
Hltu WArtN--rIfis ~
sandy HOOK. lp - poN l.n1 to - Hell 6ate..lI ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28

A sudden Disappearsnes Of heartburn,
NAUSEA Cosyeness and other symptoms " ayspepsla 10
produced BY Min VI Aagnesla ALI drugg,ss-Aas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-10-28

Weekly or monthly payments taken for furniture car
pets bedding stoves ac at Cow perthw aies lhJ aud 57
chatham ST Ahinmense stock aud low priesa--Aiv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21
japanese Amasenents.

How the Japanese amuse themselves
is thus told by the Japan Gazette: A
large paper screen hangs down at the
edge Of the platform. Suddenly flutes
are blown and drums are beaten, and
then five or six trunks Of green pine
trees appear on the paper screen after
which man habited in o ceremonial
dress, with Yeboshi on his head, makes
his appearance, holding bell IN his
right hand and fan in his lett. He
moves his eyes sud eyebrows about,
rings the bell, flourishes his tan and
dances as gracefully SO the accompany
ing music that the spectators are misled
into the belief that it real
flesh and blood performing for their
edifcation. In moment tho shadow
vanishes and Immediately after vari-
ETY. OF beautiful trees lovely plants make
their appearance. They are plum trees,
chysanthemums, peonies and lotuscs, all
OF which are made to produce buds and
blossoms and charming flowers, TO the
establishment ..of the beholders, who
manifest their appreciation by frequent
and loud applause. The scene changes !;
this garden disappears, and in It's place
is temple adorned with red and white
flags, and lighted By rows of small Ian
terms. Worshippers are VISIBLE passing
praying. The music stops the worship
pers have all disappeared. 1t is night
midnight. Hark . There breaks upon
the ear the foo,men's cry Of wdkiyors !!
give way IL is the procession OF foxes,
they proceed very slowly; some are
carrying mats; others lighting the
procession by torches held between their
teeth; more are carrying wooden sticks
and bamboo poles. This procession is
that of lady fox who IL on her way to
DO married and a. soon as IL has passed
formed into men, the mats into boxes,
torches TO lanterns. bamboo poles to
spears, and the wooden sticks To kago
or norimono. The procession passes
over the screen and vanishes. The ghost
OF kansane Ia woman at that name who
was murdered BY her husband is next
introduced. In aioom bu. dimlv light
ed Is seated, hcSIic shelf on which is n
tablet IN commemora,ioh OF the dead,
the murdered Iovemon. lie strikes a
bell and repeats q prayer, after which
the face OF the ghost appears en- the
screen, from which emanate reproachfu
words. The face alternately changes
from deadly palor To healthy hue. from
large TO small, and so on. Anon il il OF
huge size from the mouth bursts forth
streams of blood. while the eyes flash
forth angry chances. 1t this stage of
the proceedings the eminent priest,
luten, approaches, repeats a prayer,
hourishes his rosary and the spirit van.
ishes. Buddha then comes down from
heaven IN the clouds; and tho spirit Of
the murdered woman is seen sitting on
the petals OF flower, being now
Hotoke. Ali is brilliantly illuminated
by the light from heaven, and lovely
flowers are seen in full bloom.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21
PrlCc. ~ Cents.

6nv n6r~st chance Ia make money u you
nuALycan't get gold yon get sreenh.eks.
Va need a person Ia every Town 20 ,aks
for the largest eheaut iIius-
trated family publication In thc World tny one can
become -ucc~ssiai agent 1hr iao.t elegant works
af art given frcs subscriber III" price /. 80 l~
that almost body subserbes One agent report.
MAX ing over tl5a In wecs 4 lady agent rvt-ti.
TAX ing over subscribers dave All Who "a
gage make money fast. You dssat- all y.ar tlns
TO the business. only yotir spar. tim. You
not te sway from hoass over nizht 81 ao % o.
well ott~r-. fcii particulars. directions and term.
Tree Elegant and expansive. ohtGt Tree. Ifssn wat
profitable r~ork send ~ your aivss once n coat.
nothing To Try the business No whssasss fstt.
10 make great paw. Adsir~-. 80 ihs rs,rls'. IsaI-
nal. {" Portland, Maine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21

Women IN the country, the wives oil
welIto-do farmers and proprietor, spend
Altogether too little on themselves and
their dress. They grow old before their
time With hard work, and look older
still from the poverty Of their personal
belongings. The subtle influence Of be-
coming dress, the refinement Of bsbiiusI
association With the fse, inssesd II the
cosrss, 70 unknown 70 them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21
NEGETI NJ.
THE RESI- SPRING MEDICINE.

II T.. STTyESs
Dedf Sir.-Ih- - O. certify thai 1 have u-~.t ssri
Biloxi Peiarst;sn my family isr several ves,,
and think That for SsTsfuis Hnd anisTU. Hufusg. O.,
Rh-unaiir af~-tiOns u Cannot 10 .,r.Ii-i, sol ..
blood purifier sni spring in.-irtus the b~-a thnx
have ever u--i AMI have u~s,i almost .t.ry th.bs
] can ci"eIfnily recommend II Q" any ~ b...i III
-rch : ni--iifln-. ieHrs i.e.tEsffuiis
M 4 \ DIsMpRE A, Rgs.eII If OF
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21
CATARRHAL AfFEerlons,

Such sore. Weak, Inassued Red, asi wssefy kyos
Uieeratoa and lnfanmat:on OF Tho Ear; 0A6ieS
Cyp,A aad sxelled ronssi Nesvous HesdacAs. Nsa-
Iagia. piEsines~. CioaIea Memory. lsss a Nsrvvss
scientifically ,rss,ed VIII this r.nsdy scsorelsf g
circcftons whca accompany esch bottle. OF 6tI be
nailed To AM stt-~.s on receipts OF stamp.
Zach Pa S&xe Contains Dr. sAniosdt Inpeoysi Ia
hs.ng 1abe, IN faI crecttons fos 10 ~
Prise eiso SOLD ey all Wholesale and nstau pfgUssts
thropghogt thC aiiet >ta'es asd CANDIDA WIZ .
Boston. Mass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21
VEGETINE.
VECET TINE
HER OWN WORDS.

BALTIMORE, Mp. Feb i2th i-71
Mr II. X. STEVENS:
Dear Siyr-sincc several YEAR have cot a ,orr and
very painful foot hat phy sicianx but the,
couldn't cure Now have heard Of cur s.yrrS.
from lady who was sick for long Tune, aud bscal.
all well from your NE6rIISU. and ~rnt and borgh,
one bottle of NE6ErIxE, and after had s.d one bottle
the pains len me, and IL begfn heal and then I
bought one other bottle. and so tale yet THANK
God for this remedy aud yourself: and i-hng every
sufferer msy Iay attention o. 10. II !. blessing for
health Mrs 4 kRABk,
Cts Wet baltimore street
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21

they will probably come up on IT and
get IN through the window. do not
think they will make the attack before
twelve, SO | will get out of this window
jump from this shed. go To the barn and
take our horse, and go To s. for
help"
Fiinging wrap over her slight figure,
she embraced her father tendsrIy, and
bidding him not worry over her, she
jumped lightly out on the shed and dis.
appeared.
Mr.. Spencer watched her for awhile,
then closing the window, took ont 8
watch, saw that it was nine o'clock, and
proceeded to work. He first coverd up
the fire, blew out the light, and rolled
up . blanket with which be made s
dummy. This he placed in the bed which,
his daughter was TO occupy. Then he
sat down and waiied-oh, how anxious
Iy.
Ten, fifteen, twenty minutes went by,
and no sound came from the vicinity Of
the barn. Taking on his boots, be
crept noiselessly to the window and
peeped out, but be cosld see nothing.
Then creeping 10 the washstand he laid
bis money belt IN tho drawer and closed
it He then threw himself on the bed
and once more waited.
After ~ hour had Apparently gone
BY, Mr.. Spencer threw Oh bis coat and
vest, tumbled up the bed, hobbled to the
door, unlocked il, and stepped out into
the hall. This Vas oil in accordance
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21

AA0OLD PLATED WATCHES. Cheapest in
KSthe known Werld. Ssapls Watch Jea @ l0sass
" Address A. CogLSEs O., Chicago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21
VEGETINE
SAFE AND SIRE

Ma II IL STEvExs.
In ls12 your NrCETTyT Wa recommended b. me and
yielding 10 the ps rses-io1s of frten
try II. Vt the tim" suffering from general u.
billy and NERVOUS pru@iraioB supcrinur- bv over
work aud irregular hab.i- it, wonderful strength.
enins and curative properties seemed 10 affect IN, A..
LiiItsfed sJstrn from the grst dose and ua,i.r u.
persistent use rapidly recovered, gaming more tsn
usual health and good feeling Since then hay~ NOT
hestaed 10 give NEGTIISE my most unqualified In
dOrsem"nt a. being sale. SURF and IyNrrfsi rgrnt
IN promoting health anil restoring tn wasted -gstsm
TO new lii. AMI rusrgy. NToII.N. T. ~. cuts J,i.si.
cine Use, ali q. long a 1--we -s-t ~st.a,t g. aai
n better
ioufs truly. /. ~.
- Monterey -fr-sI +s..s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21
10 YEARS A SUFFERER.
From Non. The. ?. oo9sst, osisasi. 4. l.

Messra. wRxxs D Horrga; Gsaas0sa, - rseailG
shor,assiy convinced Of Ike e0eaey Of aAHSo1DS
RapfcAl &C m ros CArAnnn an trdacsd e Sr?e yoa
The nostrrrls sAysrtss1 e -r.desi ssssa- savs
ultimate cure that ofsAxyOxpfs.
have been addicted Nta tais aevs4fal aiaeass for
be induced To persever Win aEy until read - eeses
OF Mr. HxNHy WILL snd trutAfliy sAy tAax aftsr
is rsspersirs. Hoping that otaers elnnary
esctcc lie myself Sili be lndscea sako tAo Uia
an. geaissaea. segy truly. ETC. -
Raisroi. r. l.. Ja,y ". 1T.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-02-21
MISCELLANEOUS ADvS.

IT'S fsr4 that can 30 sasssansisssi By ~ rcse
i respectable tsss.mcnisss cS-rei In nSor o.
CkrAAIa does IN ssery case adosd fssenne 80 -,
marent reftef Nonstsr OF hog LOG oanSfnG. % 30
ia vAas in TIE treatment 81 CasAfthAl a8eeeoe ut
confidence Is q oo - Ia 10 ahiSy - Do II - =
claimed for IT, The ,essiR,sy OF pAysieiaaA dr9neA
ana pasients uaaainocs in taS rsspset. ead - -
cararlasirx evidence - In poirs % rsaoectaon1N -
flor any before cs:sins4 10 tavof e leeaef
remedy. The proprietary, Asreiorc. ssay loSy -
proud Of the psrion the RAJ Ct1S ~ ostA000s
and believe e worthy a IL rspsissioa.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1878-06-20

and heard an able sermon by Rev. S.
Sunday was raining and we did not
go TO church. We remained there
until Wednesday, when we started
en- route.,for Lone, travelling over
the same road. On our return we
did not see anything further worthy
of note. n.
We. saw some fine fields of wheat
while we saw some that was sorry.
| saw one field belonging to Capt. w.,
one Of the agricultural standard
bearers of Laurens, that was very
fine. Cornand cotton was looking
well-rather small for the season
farmers seem to have it in good con.
dition. | saw some that were in
-tovor of the stock law and some who
opposed it. Big Matt was the strong
est for it. The majority that heard
speak Of it were not in favor of it.
RUsT1o.
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filed with armed and violent men,
There is greater need than ever be-
fore of protection of State House.
Specific orders must be sent respects
ing this matter at once, in order to
avert riot and bloodshed. Vacilla-
tion here now is most unfortunate.
Please answer. ALI I ask is. that
the State House be protected against
violence.
-. d. CHAMBERLAIst, Governor.
War Department,
Washington City, Dec. 5, 1870
TO Gov. D. FL. Chamberlain, Colum-
bia, S. O.:
General Ruger's instructions are
to protect the Legislature from all
outside interference, and those i'm
structions will be repeated.
j. ID. CANERoN,
Secretary of War.
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Make your farms 80 valuable by
constant Improvement, skilltul cuI-
tnre, good fruit, ornamental shrub
berry and pleasant surroundings that
no money would tempt you to leave
it. We think it should be the set
tied purpose OF ever young man to
put down his stakes TOR life; to make
Z permanent home which he will
never wish TO part with ill he Is
called q the better land,