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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
(GOrreiponben3 Der SuiuOis Staatssettuns.)
Gus Settt 0fIid)ett &amfaS.
QeQDenmortb, Il. off. '7S

OF " 14. III. 20.
Die bieltge Academy of Science" oereu
Mitglieoer Su SEN gebiloetiten uniercr
glti6samertfunt d. 1t Witbiirz
ger sGblet, Bat eS iiberrommen, ipeuig=
items tbeilpetle fir qetitige @e1iiile int
Qdufe bes fommenben Winters SIT ior9en
uno bat cine 9tei9e bon . orlelungen
%arrangirt. Nue IA Sage finbet cine Ser
larnmlung (Yorleiut1 in ber Sale oes
Nereins ftatt Bel freiem @intritt. Nud Elm
retbbaItigeS 81 aturalten Gabtnet
itebt ben 8elu6ern Dffen. The Athe=
naeum, " cine @eleai6aft bon iun9en Nmez
rtfauern-Oamen iotpobl aIs 6erren-iit
eite literartide Gel ui6aft, lpelde it'd ebens
fauS ale IA Gage einmal %DerialnmeIt, nm
ltterariide Gortrdge anSub6ren
nno iib i'm Debatttren itber SagesFra9en
3u iibett. Sn a~merifaniiden &retlen lit
allo gum She'll ipenigitens fit anreoenoe
nnterbaltlitg geiorgt.
SIM Sretle unlerer beutj6en Mitbiirger
aber ltegt oues brad uno Doe. QStr 6a6en
redt pieIe Oeutlde bier, aber tein 0eutlhz
tbum, feline @eieuigteit, feine @ini9fett,
fetne 9emItblidteit uno tein 9ulammens
balten. yttdt oaB eS uns oil Wtitteln Doer
Rraften febLt, III ebeuip ritbrtger Weiie,
tpie Die Qm~erifaney, Orgauiiationen Bill
ben uno unter9aIten su f01tnen, MIR oie
anregeitoc &raft i6tdft-pie BET beuti9e
&c / 6eI.
Mir ideint es, aIs sieben IS uniere
Gutner Dor, ii6 an @eiltigem gu Iaben
obne IS Die NuBenDelt ipilieu 3u Iaiien.
Uttt rnleren @elangsbritoeru ftebt es nod
0lel l9ltlnmer. Snnere 3piittgteiteu, per-
tonlther Strett, @tferiu6t unb @tgeitiiebe
orobet benz @eiangueretn ben ltntergang.
Ser 9S b fampf nj Staate
TT tn oouen @ange. 1lniere 8 @ouoerz
neutstanOleaten paren bier lno framtett
tbfe WetS0ett aus. Ob aber bas 9oIf oaz
ourd better unb ~tueiier geporbet, fpage t)
1ttdt SIT b%ebuupten. 60 lebr iie Iib audi
better lpredJen, 10 tuenig ginorud MAIDEN
tie. Air boften Staatsfraoen beipreden
at Doren Mno mur6en nit 6inan;reoen re-
aalirt. Der Gan6ioat Ser @rsenbofler
neriat8te vFiat"-@eIo. Ser 6emofrQttid1e
Gdneibat iagte, ieine 8artei tpoIe fein
~Fiat"-9elo, aber ntebr y@reenbads" uub
Stpar b%clonoers al Stelle Der Jtoten Ser
Nattonalbanteu. Ser fluge 6err iheint
Oer9elleit ju babet, oab Soften, tpet1e 3ab=
lung Derlpreden, fur oeren 3abluno aber
tetle 8orlorge getroffeu un6 Die nidt be-
5ablt tperoen %f0nnen, tpenn 8esabIuna bers
Iangt piro, AUDI ni6ts ipertb uub blof
pFiat"-@etb finb. @ttpas better, aber aud
nidt 9aH3 seiunb, tpeuigltens midi ouSoez
iprD6en genug lit Der repubItfautlde @ouz
oerneursz @anoiOat S. g. ct. Sobn. Bon
tbm tonnte ma aud nt6t pteI mebr err
tparten. yin 9emperensler, 6eiien einsiqer
Bunid Die 8efebruna Der gan3en Wenldz
belt gu Ietner G6eorie lit, Der aber iebt au6
in Sieier Sra9e ieine Ge6en je nad BEN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21
NclSsaa 1T Der samSwaEe.

Ole aus Gaeauerte uttO berittener Sns
fanterte beftebenbe, uneefdbr %oierbunDert
W2ann ftarfe S6aar unter Sberf it
Ibornbnrg, pel6e BON Der l1nion
8dciftc<8 abn aus Die 80 GbeDennez
Rrteaer unb beren 210 @etber uno
Rtnber Dergebli6 bur6 Nebrastd
p%erfolgte, bate fur6tbare Strapaselt gu
erbul6en. j3tpei 8agen blieben am plattez
Tluiie i'm Sano iteden un0 fonnten littbt
tpeiter. Die Soloaten befamen aus oielen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-10-21

@ert6tSperfubrcnS eittiduIot9tes @oIfs=
gertdt, lonbern lmt rudloie uto ftrdbtbar
bdrbartl9e YDbelsM OrbtDaten. Qlber oess
balb lpirO bod feinem Der M6r6er aud mr.
Elm 00Gr gefrltmmt perOen.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-03-07
: sERRMADE'fo JUDGE COOKE.

Judge Cooke YVES in attendance on Cousi
last week, and was complimented with q
serenade at his hotel. The Judge, Ia re'
sponse to the call for q speeQh, delivered'the
following address:
My FELLOW CITIzENs-i fully realize and
gratefully appreciate the motives which
prompt this compliment. While you may
regret, and perhaps many of you may feel
indignant at the result or the recent judicial
election desire TO aasure you that this
popular demonstration OF your regard
sympathy and kind feeling towards mo far
yea, infinitely, outweighs any supposed
WRONG done mo by the State Legislature
and cherish the hope that you will be able
70 reconcile yourselves TO the belief that the
General Assembly rejected my claims to re-
election as your Circuit Judge, not from per.
sonal opposition, but was actuafed by what
1t conceived to be the true interest Of the
whole State. have naught to complain OF
agEinst any member OF the General Assem-.
bly,, and trust you will give them your
confidence and warm support in their effort
to serve the best interest of the State, They
have many intricate problems to solve which
demand the highcs. order Of talent and great
wisdom, and 1t is hardly possible for them
to steer the old ship Of State clear of the
breakers ahcad1an make no mistake. But
let the waters be never 80 troubled I shall
Ieinuiu oOOAIu with the Democratic party
until moored safely L. The ,avei, of rest ma.
tionally. Applnuse.l Ny fellow ;;.:,za;,5
though defeated in tho Legislature, I nm
more than compensated by the fact that a
generous and grateful people have given ME
their frm and almost unanin.c..s SUPPORT
in the recent judicial elections, and Il ia
proper that should say that the Anderson
delegation stood as o unit for nv re- election.
would urge you as good Democrats to let
there be no division among you. The ,pork
Of redemption IS not yet complete end If you
would secure the achievements. of the last
camr1ign you must stand shoulder to
shoulder, presenting a solid front to the en-
emies Of good government next fall. Con-
stitutional government, the peace and tran
guilty to this great republic depend upon
the success of the Democratic arty in the
coming campaign. For the accomplish
ment of these high purposes, you should be
united and completely unified, and in the
approaching campaign shall lend my best
efforts to bear the stainless banner of De-
mocracy to success again, under the spotless
lead of your noble Governor, Wade Hamp.
ton. lCheers.] In conclusion, let me thank
you from the innermost recesses of nv
heart for this manifestation of your kind re.
CARDS In the distant future, when with
hoary locks, should it be my fortune to live
long, this generous demonstration Of o crate
full people, who stood by me, will be CRATE
fully remembered. Thanking you again,
and fully approaching this Compliment, ]
bid you goodnight.
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Convcaslon To- its lte President for tho
51iSiu0? rvilnu-ru pY niu, THs
IFeyyEt5a she following preamble and reso-
lusions, which werc unanimously adop-
WHEREAS, Our former Chairman, Cant.
James A. Hoyt, has removed froIn cur
midst, and Is therefore necessarily COM
PEELED to resign his position at tho head
OF the DEMOCRACY Of Anderson County,
therefore
.Resolred, That our thanks are due and
hereby rendered 60 our Woitny Chairman,
Col. James a. Hoyt, for the able and EN-.
cient manner in which he presided over
the Democracy. of Anderson County In
the most exciting and important cam
paign over witnessed here
End. That we commend him to the De-
mocracy of his newly chosen home, and
thas his sphere of usefulness may be
marked by al conspicuous success rs 1t
has been in our midst
On motion. the c;nvcaAon then ed
jonrned.
E. B. MURRAY,
County Chairman.
JOHN L. ALIEN, Secretary.
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Geo. i. ROWelI 1 Co. /:
|. &. Newspaper ] y I Advertising Agency,

l.lf1
GEO. r. RoWELL e CO. conduct ah Sretcy f5r
the rksepnsn OF advertisements for 6fnefican
EsEsriySel5. II
the world. n sfsTs =. 80 ~.
4 5000 naSsrepcrs are kept regularity On Eie ehen
to tho tnspe1tion OF customefE.f x ~ s'5s -
Every advertisement 10 taken DC the bone rlrfcs
OF the pSPsr, without any additional charge or
commlssl9n. ssssA ~ rs
An aayeltisos Id dealing With iaA "A AeAsA.s =
rorTe5rondgnc making, one ecrs
tract tnssea1 OF o dozen, hundred o. fhqssand.
\ 40 psgez tnrSnfnlpg llstA Of h4st pa
fhrs, largest cirenlnt tohs rei9ioua sRr7culsufRi
cln59, poll teal dEy ,nd country p1pera ss7d mi
pphi etsh ars vpeeially aluabie 10 sdyer-
ttsars, with aoIa fnfor ation about pEees Is sent
20 any eddre13 on feceirt of ten esnis. 81 sze
y Fcfeons AZ q dIStanee Si1hing 10 max contracts
Tor sdyerti3ing IN any town, city COUNTY, State or
territory or tfi5 UNited ssateH or any PORTION Of
the Dop,inion or Canada, may kend eonciSa Rate.
Inens Of lhaf they sFant gstheT with a cSry OF
the Adysrti1sp,e they .testfo iussrtea and EilI
receive fnalton BY return niAil vIcF win kIi-
able them 20 declda Ehether to increase ct redee
tho order. p. ~. Z, n; ~
For Rttch Information there u 40 ekaree
Ordera are talen far 4 einal .seIl - se.
Ilst; for asingia doilax fsidiiy q foy
Geo. P. RoVsii 4 c0., alss slle Arar4iean
jTscvspaber Directory spslco 90 eenhs 9 eonpiste
lttt OF Gll AEieFic6n Erld ter OF,
tho towns IN Tlsish tnEF mrs iSzusi.
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Z. 2
dents, Col. w. 6. picstana .sae eail>:a - Az
chair. and an eleclioa Has gonA inia. whsei.
resulted "a folloTA, President, Col. w. g.
Pklehs; yics Pee9idents, J.. NJ. Glenn and
u d. Smith Secretary and Treasurer, j.
L. Smiths Corresponding Secretary, ]. G..
Watkina; Member OF Central Executive
ComIaittee, Co. ] Jameson. The President
mittee: J. Janison, j. g. Bogga. J. H. Bur-
dine, ID. l.. Wardlaw, G. A. RGnkin Com
naittee on Registration, ;. M. Ernith, &. NJ.
Glenn, q. w Russell, II. 3. Reeves, w. @.
Watkins. Three delegates were then cleo
ted 70 the County Conventions, as foilows
]. n. Glenn, J. M. Smith and J. O. BogEs.
The Club adopted the Constitution OF 1879,
after amending It slightly.
The following preamble and resolutions
were offered and adopted as the sense of tho
Club:
WHEnEAs. our State. frons,ISeS to 1870,
Was oyer-ridden by unprincipled corruption
lists, the taxpayers denied Voice In the gov
Ignorance placed in commanding position.
and the whole State carried rapidly to de-
struction and, whereas, this mad career
was only checked by the unparalleled uprie.
ing Of tho citizens, clothed with the-mighty
yet PEACEFUL weapon-the ballot-and with
the onward cry of reform and retreichmaent
sweeping down under app slling disadvan.
tages the stronghold of coorraption that was
drinking the very life-blood OF the State /;
and, whereas, the redemption OF our coun-
try Is yet only partial, the foo being pros.
trated but not entirely vanquished. There
Resoired. That we, .tha Slabtown Demo-
cratic Club will not abato our zeal, but will
heartily cooperate with all other similar
clubs in pushing to It's final contamination
tho good work so auspiciously hegun under
the administration OF our own Hampton !;
and, adhering to the principles enunciated
in the platform of 1876, we will press on to
make the victory of 1873 still more glorious
than its predecessor and in order TO help
in bringing about result so desirable, we
favor the plan of primary elections adopted
in the last campaign, and disfnvor all fusion
tickets and soft-soldered independents, and
to still further the prospects Of an early re-
turning prosperity. Be It further
Resolved, That we waive oil minor issues
and former differences, aud earnestly invite
all citizens of whatever previous party or
condition to join with us in continuous
effort to completely restore to this, our own
State. the heathfnl sunshine of peace and
prosperity.
On motion it.was ordered that these pro-
c,codings be sent to the Anderson ISTEI.ir-
eENoER and Journal for publication. The
Club then adjourned to meet again the
EcG-ti: Saturday III april, nj O'Clock p. M
w. 8. PICKENS, President.
j. u. SMITH. Secretary
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j. =. SIXTH, Secretary.
Esai.n Curie Ciup.

Pursuant to adjournment, my,eting OF
Meals Creek Club was held at NeaPs Greek
Church Saturday evening March End. 1878.
Thirty-onc additional names were received,
making total membership Of eighty.one.
The minutes of the laat meeting were read
and confirmed.
On motion, ballot was taken for an ad-
ditional delegate TO the County Convention,
which resulted in the choice of Mr.. NJ. +.
Mitchell j. b. Carpentcs and r. Q. Ander-
son were then elected as additional altern-
ates.
An election for representative in the
County Executive Committee wnp held,
which resulted in the choice Of L. E. Camp.
bell.
The committee appointed at previous
meeting to draft constitution and bylaws
for the government of the Club, then made
their report, which was adopted, making
the Saturday before the fourth Sunday in
each month, at o'clock p. m, the regular
time for the meeting Of the Club.
The Anderson papers were request I'd to
publish the proceedings of this meeting.
M. Il. MITCHELL, Pres.
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Yes

We can change fifty dollar bill if you
want bottle of GLOBE FLOWER SYRUP, tho
greatest Cough and Lung Remedy. In the
world or If you want to try it first and zee
If what the Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, Ex-
Gov. Smith, Ex-Gov. Brown and Hon. Rob-
ert Toombs. of Georgin, say iinout it is true,
you can get Sample Bottle for ten cents at
SIsiFsoE, RErc & Co.'S. Drug Store, that re-
lieves an ordinary cold. The GLOBE FLOWER
CoUaH SYRUP never had an equal for Coughs
Colds and Lung Affections. 1t positively
cures Consumption when oil other boosted
remedies fail. Sample Bottles, ten cents.
Regular SIZE fifty dosea Loo
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A GenfIa Hint.

In onr style &C climate, With With ::t Il. sudden
changes Of temperature-rain, wind and
sunshine often intermingling In single
day--it is no vcnder tIas odTSchiidren,
friends and relatives are SO frequently y taken
resulting directly from this cause. A bottle
Of Boschee's German Syrup kept about your
homo for Immediate use Will prevent serious
sickness, large doctors bill, and perhaps
death, by the use of tbres or four doses.
For curing Consumption. Hemosrhnges,
Pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or any
Is simply wonderful, ns your druggist will
tell you. German Syrup Is now sold In
every town and village on this continent.
Sample bottles for trial. 10c., regular size, 75c
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The Supreme Court of the State Of New
York has decided that j. c. Aver & Co, oi
Lowell, have the sole right to use the words
CHERRY PICTORIAL for medicine, and has
issued an injunction against f. v. Rushton,
of New York City, for selling Eashton'a
Cherry Pectoral or Cherry Pectoral Loz.
cnges, or any other use of the name to de-
ooive the pablic. T:si= decision of the high
court includes all dealers who sell any sim
liar article.-Port JeGerion Il. ~ Leader.
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STATE OF SOUTH oARoLINA.
NJ ,gisit.S Y ANDeurnr f5,fftrr, =
New Adver siiseslnenfg.

ssta e. ssRR R.is9 ssisS sSS S9IS ssIy sss 6sf En- s
tree. DANIEL L. BtATTY, Wsshi5s ton,
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]. B. CARpEETER, Sec.

Physicians recommend DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup when all other medicines fail, as
certain cure for Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
and Coughs or Colds of long standing. For
sale by all druggists.
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slabtoun Clnh.

y The Shutdown Democratic Club met on
Saturday 2Srd inst, for tl-e purpose ef per-
fecting its reorganization. In tho absence
oftoth tho President and the Vice Ptesi-
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NOTICE FINAL siJTTLEASENT.
IN Tho undersigned, Administrator of
Elijah and Nancy Elrod, deceased, hereby
OF Probate for Anderson County for final
settlement OF said Estates on the 20th day
of March next, and for final discharge
All persons having demands against the
said EStates,nre hereby notified to present
barred, j. p. JOHNSON, Admir-.
| FEB II, 1873 81 s.
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WASHINGTON.
NO FINES,


Washington, Oct. 4.-ActinE Postmaster
General Tyner has ordered no fines to be i'm.
posed on mail contractors OF deductions
made from their pay because of failure or
irregularity in service in Alabama, Missis.
sipi, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Louis
lana and Texas, on account of quarantine re.
eulatione.
RETURNED.
President and Mrs. Hayes returned this
morning to Washington.
ON A sTuMPING TOUR.
Internal Revenue Commissioner Raum
leaves next week for Illinois where he
speaks before the election.
APPOINTMENTS.
Washington, Oct. 4.-The president has
appointed s. H. Webster postmaster at Shell
byville, Illinois, and John B. Neil register
of tie land Office at Salt Lake, Utah.
THE ATTORNEY GENERAL SUSTAINED.
The cabinet in session to-day approved
the letter Of the attorney general giving an
opinion that the Utah and Oregon railroad
can pass through the Bannock Indian res
ervation. The treaty with the Bannocks i.
not recognized as a law Of congress, which
is considered superior to it and gives the
company the right to follow the prescribed
line.
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SPORTING.
a cHAnoE AoA1Nsr coURrNEY

4 CHARGE AGAINsT COURTNEY.
New York, Oct. A dispatch has been
received here from the leading sporting
men at Auburn, to the effect that most in
tense feeling exists in that city against
Courtney, IS they believe he sold the race.
A large number congregated at Cass grove
and Miller's place, and it was proposed BY
some to drive Courtney out Of town when
he should return home.
THE CHAMPION WALKERS.
New York, Oct. 4.-The walking match
between the champion, Daniel .O' Leary and
his contestant, Jno. Hughes. is virtually
over though it is probable both men will
keep on walking till tomorrow night. AT
noon OLeary had scored. 3s9 and Hughes
2s9. Hughes has deposed Joe Goss from
his position az trainer. His friends say
Ia st night he discovered that Co.'s had made
an arrangement with OLeary whereby il
Hughes should attempt to run to-day or TO-
morrow he would be 90 trained as to fail
this morning. Goss came and tried to en-
ter Hughes house and start him on the track,
but Hughes' friends interfered and sent for
Mr. Gilmore, saying they wished Goss kept
from the track or they would withdraw
Hughes and claim foul. O'Leary's friends
ridiculed the statement.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-10-04
NElenBoRHooD NEWS.

Sioux Falls has organized q Bennett club
with Col. Campbell as president.
The Minnehaha county republican con-
vention will be held October 18th.
A crop of peanuts was raised in Mime
haha county this year-a email crop.
A good Templars Lodge with member
ship of forty has been organized at Madison,
Lake county.
Sparks from the new Sioux Falls railroad
locomotive are firing the prairies and de-
str6ying property.
Minnehaha county's teachers institute
has been appointed for October p, at Dell
Rapids, and will continue one week.
The Sioux Falls board of school directors
has been authorized to run in debt TO the
amount Of $4,000 for school buildings.
Glass ball shooting matches are monopo-
lizing the attention of Sioux Falls sports.
men. One hundred dollars will change
hands at the next meeting.
The body of Henry kaufman, a deck
hand, who fell from the Nellie Peck into
the river few weeks ago, was recovered
at Vermillion last Saturday.
Sioux Falls Paragraph: The new mill,
which, by the way, has been dubbed the
Cascade. yesterday for the first time turned
its four burrs to tearing wheat to pieces,
having every wheel about the place In NO.
tion.
j. W. Fell fell in we'll at Valley Springs
last week. The length Of HE elbows pre-
vented him from going to the bottom and
though he was for some time suspended be.
tween the two ends of the we'll he escaped
without injury. Mr., Fell says it's we'll the
we'll was no wider.
The following was the. business OF the
United States land Office at Sioux Falls du.
ring September: 100 homestead entries
1874 acres: 4S timber culture entries, G..
945 acres: 80 pre-emption entries, 6,24l
acres: cash entries, 2,413 acres. $4,6l6,25
final homestead proofs on 5,e77 acres.
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THE FEVER spRrAn1na

Reports at the board of health show that
the fever is increasing in the lower portion
OF the third district, near the United States
barracks, slaughter house and along the line
OF st. BERNARD parish. The fever has pene.
trated every portion Of the second district
from the river to the woods. ID addition
to the yellow fever there is an extremely
severe type Of malarial fever prevailing in
parish st. Martin. A severe type of fever
prevails among children.
New Orleans, Oct "A Herald despatch
from Crystal Springs reports the death of
Gen. 7. NJ. Grihitt, U. 8. A., and his daueh-
ter, at Cayuga, Kinds county, of the prevail.
ing epidemic. The fever is spreading
there.
TWO OPERATORS.
A. W.. bennett telegraph operator at
Vicksburg and L. NJ. Pellington telegraph
train dispatcher at Water Valley, died this
morning Of yellow fever.
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TELEcRAPAlc eReWTIes.
A JEWISH EXCITEMENT.

A JEWISH EXCITEMENT,
New York, Oct. 4.-Jewish circles, re.
formed and orthodox haye been thrown into
. state of the greatest excitement BY the
marriage yesterday afternoon OF the daueh.
ter Of DR.. Simladler TO Rabbi Emeritus, Of
Temple Emanuel. The marriage ceremony
was performed BY the distinguished DR.
Adler himself, this being the period OF ter
penitential days. Rabbi Sottheil and ths
officers Of Temple Emanuel refused to Civ,
countenance TO the wedding by attending.