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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-18
CONS OF TR1aP,pAucE.

The following officers were duly installed
for Union Grove Division, Sonr of Tempe
rance on Thursday, April Iith, by Deputy
Grand Worthy Patriarch e. ri. snipes :
d. @. Mcconnell, w. p; II. A. Landress,
W. A.; l.. w. Harris, II. s.; Miss C. A.
Broom. A. R. g.; r. A Drake, iF.s.:D.P
Campbell, Treas. J. A. Lofts, Chap.
w. II. Broom, Con-; James Burgess, A. c.;
Mias /. n. Harris, 1. s.; A. L. Garrett, O.s.;
q. NJ. Sripes, P. w. Z.
The following officers have been elected
for the present term in Beaverdam Division,
No. los, Sons of Temperance: J. NJ. Duck
worth, w. p; J. T. Roge:~, W. A C. G.
brennan. X. s.; Miss N. L. Rogers, AIRS;
Miss F. A. brennan, r. s.; j. C. Rogers,
Treas. G. III. Rogers, Chap. z. w. shir-
ley, Con-; Miss s. E. Rogers, A. c.; w. g.
Eirod, 1. g.; A. M. McAlister, o. s.; d. H.
brennan, p. w. p.
The following officers of Lebanon Divis.
ion were elected on Inst Saturday, and will
be installed next Saturday night, goth inst.
Jeptha Harper, w. p. L. II. Welborn, w.
A.; Mrs. A. M. Derrecott, r. g.; Miss F.
L. Darracott, A. r. s.. A. J. Welborn, T.
Samuel Smith. c.; Thos. Watkins Con-;
P. Hunter, A. c.; Hiss Dosia Bowen, L. A.
c.; W. A. Harper, 1. S. Banister ~ Yaters
0. s.; Win. Harper, P. w. P.
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q tle County who wauld by any sctendan.

in the County who would by any actendan-
ger .l.e sse.is.:::.;; &C :a ..:o party.
I cannot believe thara Ia 9 man vhe yynnlA
be willing to restore or help restore the
Radical paiey to power TO infict once more
upon our wives, daughters, ourselves, our
friends end all that Is dear to us, misery,
shame. disgrace and corruption. TO run Is
an Independent, or 70 vote for an indepen-
dent candidate. viii be helping 20 inflict
upon us these woes. have myself heard
men say they would vote for an indepen-
dent, bat must believe that it was said
under the influence Of some fancied wrong
or In passion. emit believe they will
so act when the imaginary wrong has been
explained or the passion has passed away.
have too much confidence ia tho patriot
ism OF our people TO believe that indepen.
dents can ever again got footing in this
County. 80 let as put that idea away and do.
termine Ia the future that we will stand to.
gether shoulder TO ahouldar, and battle
tnanfully for the preservation of our civili-
zation, our property, our ell, aud always,
even unto death. against Radical disgrace.
Radical thievery and Radical corruption.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-18

last Friday night, in aid. CT the Bsptist Par.
sonnge Fund, enjoyed one of the finest
s'.s:@:: 80 ..ie5aiS ;ilai mas ever been aiEe.aea
IN : !>nSssson. We would like to commen.
upon several Of the pieces rendered, but
.hey were all 60 beautiful, and ware ter-
aered with such taste and excellence, sha.
IL would be injustice to go into dstoil with.
cut commenting upon every pies. The
ladies and gentlemen acquitted themYslves
IN the most handsome manner, and gave a
practical and efficient illustration of P,of.
Evans accomplishments as IN instructor in
vocal music.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-18
A CARD.

In the last issue Of .he INTRLLIoENcEH
see my mans announced es candidate for
Major of the Western Cavalry Regiment,
Though @rdersta;d the Edsss.H Regiment
was meant. TO my friends, would say
that have not sought the nomination, but
since It has been urged on mo 30 strongly, /
have consented to run the race considering
that there is more honor in running out Of
1t than In backing out. If elected, I will
ill the Office 70 the bCat Of my ability.
T. p. COX
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-18
A Remarkable ResuIf.

1t makes no difference how many Phyai-
cians, or now much medicine you have
man Syrup is the only remedy which has
given complete satisfaction In severe cases
OF lung Diseases. 1t is true there are yet
thousands Of persons who are predisposed
to Throat and Lung Affections, Consump-
tion, Hemorrhages, Anthma, se9sro Colds
settled or tho Breast, Pneumonia, Whoop-
ing Cough. DC, who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup. To
guch We would say that $1,000 dozen were
sold last year without one complaint. Con-
sumptivea, try just one bottle. Regular
size 75 cents. Sold by oil Druggists in
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-18

We can change o fifty dollar. bill If you
greatest Cough and Lung Remedy in the
world or If you want to try 1t frBt and see
II whet the Hon. Alex. II. Stephens, Ex-
Gov. Smith, E1-Gov. Brown and Hon. Rob-
ert Toombs, Of Georgia, cay about it Is true,
you can get Sample Bottle 70. Ten cents ut
SIAFscE, REID & Cos. Drug Store, that re-
lieves an ordinary cold. The GLOBE FLOWER
CouaH SYnur never had On equal for Coughs,
Colds and Lung Affections. Il positively
cures Consumption when all other toasted
remedies fail.5 Sample Bottles, ten cents.
Regular size, fifty doses. $1.OO
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Some music dealers North will gay and
put Iu0Fe Oh paper anu send it eli over tho
country than they dare tell you to your face.
Do not bo humbuggec, but como to Nrs.
McSmith'o music house, Grcenville, 8. c.,
and wo will surprise you by our low prices
for the very best Pianos and Organs. +
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Mrs. Jones. how is your health this morn
ing7 Thank you madam. much improved.
bought bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
last night, and after the first dose my cough
was checked. slept well, and have not
coughed once this morning.
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MARRIED, on the morning Of the 1lth
Inst, at the residence Of the bfide's father,
by DR.. Jonee, Mr.. MATTHIAS b. RfCHAR.
SON aud Miss eARAH X. NEWTON, MI
OF Anderson County.
brides father, by J. L. Bryan, ESQ, Mr..
JOHN BECK, OF Rabun, Ca, and bliss
AMANDA DUNLAP, of Anderson Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-18

We wilIsSll you an Organ at IS per month.
We win sell Pianos and Organs cheaper FOR
cash than any other house. We will sell
Pianos for SIG per month till paid for. Come
20 the NcSmith music house, or address Mrs.
8. A. McSmith. Granville s. O.
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rae INTELLIGENCER.
l1OCAEA REATTEISss

sa- We pish Il distinctly ,rndeyztood that we
A. net hold osTselres respcs:sible for the sie,rs or
,rmession, Of correspondents.
xg- Al Communications for personal adra,l-
.,oe riH be charged for at tho rate Of ONE
poLLAB JSr ete'y inch.
ea- Nominations Of candidates 81, usual
hrua, ,.os to ereeed one inch, 1--WE DoLLARs.
fae.e charges ure 60 be paid strictly IN adrance,
and no .xoeptions tehateuev ,OiR 6s made to Me
,ttk
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-04-18

Babies are too highly priced to permit
them to suffer with Collie, Flatulence, etc.,
when DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup will at once
relieve them. Price 25 cents per bottle.
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So. Cqs District.
Il Il the S1ee Bankrupt Bank apt Coo;uz Court {.
En the Matter OF ahe BLUE Ridge

AIa the Matter OF the BLUE BfdlgO
Railroad Company.
TN pursuance OF the order Of the Hon.
Il George g. Bryan. Judge of the United
lima. sitting in the Bankrupt Court, notice
e s!:e:: &C g! ,s tho Blue
Ridge Railroad Company, winch has been
adiudged bankrupt, 10 appear before me at
my office In the United States Court House
In Charleston, on or before the Goth April,
1878, and exhibit to me the Bonds gh,ch
they claim as owners.
And at the same time signify to me In
writing whether thsy tako nn interest In the
property of the Bankrupt as bid In for the
benefit Of the BondholdefB, or the rntable
share of the amount which was bid for the
said property after deducting the costs
which have been ordered to be paid out Of
the proceeds of the Rale.
J. E. HAGOOD,
April II. 1873 So
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11
Danmarf.

Giit 2uinOes 6ormucsreiti9beoer.
J Soltetbin8st bar Den Sepuiuets
Baler iuoleuust ielssnoe Solllae nj
eOu ON iarlIe, 5ormutsrstllsbtost
Tor 9lils aolnoG: "9uub Gilt ROM.
os srbusrOtr peo paiOuligt Nrbsios.
% bpao bsulsll9t r anitGnet Ior
lllgt GrbOsru, bar bun nIsrs Net I'll
al raaoe oper. Saaoant @0os bel.
sr si for Slalo. Wanpsu bar nj.
tt, meomluore ,nten Suliruen uo
trnttsIis bar lamipttet / 8IGlositli
ellen tQer osnne bar pGrst nebpsu.
Dig Tor csn ialss 9usboloulnss
eller 8eruenss SporaseIles Stpic.
Ousnliaosnos Nt9Isr tJmms II! Au.
Uenoslls, buabmien ,5ormndOrbo!osl
mslltm @sidrllsrus ielSu YOpsns
almlnOslise Oronlua. susr bette 81
oronst paa en- ofrIra a'uIGsHoe
Rdnos."
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

Ter III. ca sfter bipsrie Rpf o.
Wanfcrer glider "abel" uuber
alminoelia Subel IND { ben ov.
mnoreoe Henoe. Oct er Ell bel
Seaipenbeo csiaa BET. at Glpe.
lsbet bliper iarbart for itsrre Gar,
ieler, c9 YIN" laber meo Stplt,
beb hne Damproner lpoe iam,
men mep Observation-Disclosures til
IampfraftenS Yris,
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

IND 10. Der ieiie ban. al ban lteb,,
moo no9et bleot Os iiror otter bIep
Der 9lort ct bpolt 8rsb / Stanaen
ira Sulsrs iucsrite Gnbs; BET par
oa Blernen Be broe nu beaae,
@utten % Bamisn / buer lin Gaos
men, lJm rimsllgt par blsp bet ben
Note, lom bandit. % @uiisn maatte
Hippo 5n9et men irsmodles' boloi
Blernsn ng rolig @utlsn treb oa
l9lsn no, men. fleb al at sente.
maalie ben elolis. WitaI, after inp
| pet. Scr tenots ban en- Strp.
Dol. i0m ban bnpoe bunoet III lin
gaoefOf, % forle9te Of Iple inooper
laa ban fuuos ioa Si0ts paa Rjer
men. men iunos inlsl lie for Meo ;
Hlfn mdntte oa til alleged /; siisr
ben Hetning bpOri St0uaen Iaa
tunoe ban cmIrsnt lutte, bporbsn
ban l'uloes li8ts % iprsoe; mel
Blsrnsn rerie iig life. iaa after si
CUB. % 8lernsn gap go ia ia
% rsllte t8; M oar BET paa 5iosn
Tor @ulisn al ilaa Hstr9t ban traf
llG iIIbG8e. 'robsros bo9lGnos benz
mob 4obnlngcn o. iOriulst ai Bier
iien; Del par nOt LANCE Winutia
Tor Sutien mosll9 par ban pto
Nabnlngn- nj 6sooCrns. betngi
aroppsn 10, men oa Soueost tom
no, par SleTnm life en- 4lm iro
BET. lottIOrer @uttm Nu oar bo
Spluet Dnnoet. Dultt par for II
Del. I'll al Slemcn tunoe tommt
no, mtn. Iost ben itaf pOueoet irem
for at lass Augrlbstsn / Gielpn
blsp ban mOolns,t mso ct Sino.
Der Dog bommsos. ct Club III, %
B%lcrnen laa oeo. Set par en- gam
mel Biusis. ION bIeO brost til No.
lleen. buor en- SIn9tsr tisbi, Ben.
% ierts Den ipoOpsr mtb 0ampltI
BET.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11
NJ. l.. Nc CONN.
Surgeon Dentist,

CHiu opsr @uuitions Sarprar. Stcr.,
DEBORAH, Iowa,
liuaosr no bcruso at bsflenotelers
Tor ale os enbusr. Der tiltrGnser
SanolGse, at ban bar ta9et fat 30
pal / D0orub. Nlt Slass @rbetoe,
bcnberenoe til min Y~rOissiiOn. no.
isrss meo iterlte Neiaati9beo.
VI. Z. MeGonn.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

Y~0osialb. anplein 5erStr Wan
Dir Bud, Ouriuipsfler o,o 5brono.
blsms Suslbns fra 1862 I'll 1877.
ba ban tOs m Gfttso. oeos One
ona 4itsn Den CITE NODsmbsr efisl
6 Tigers imerisIlat SpasIeie pua i'm
gopGl NeiiOmheo. let pso Vita.
baua airfe / StOan. buOr ban Del
hpite DIR bar boet.
0aarebruaer ancn Sanier
8tf / Sfebera afglf ben 30ie Otto
ber peo 3spen. Den Arosoe, ber
par iebt 1921, par Repralontanl
for Smdlleuenes Anu pal Stor'
ibinaef 1868.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11
en- en- mariclig yjOrueiagt m,o

In I'll lHulltiiB CIUtHfIngl Wto
oslsr "pdsdeue go" Tor 23tt
Siiober ira WOilesn ieIasnoe spsn.
lprlIss Gnilibtosr Breortn, Ole
o. Wlial Samllsieunu glnailote
zoe iammt. lom ior tort Sio notn
tlso an Blem i 8sHllelod) berit
Senoa9 Gilumloolg paa 9lrmm.
zen Heb in 5lIotl. noaIe RItp
RauneltEia oeroppe ira os lluiisot
ouai al Ger um,llspls tauoe uStt
Aaolsl / Nerbeoeu % al oa BE.
nsbiet maiIsns ii par laust bortf.
81 glt oa llrdI opoDcr % ianot %.
iad SleruupOr Der ieIle Dem III en-
lloen aoabuin9 / 5lsIost bDor oel
bite ll9 at Slernsn oar saasi mo
De lorulsleoe "a M om. al osn
siler Sporene at bemme. maaits
pare oetlnos snonu oa BET lmloIcr.
no laiteos moo aD0lotn. maattt
Breotsne opslus Saetn Tor Den
Saa men mnr,os icTii 9ulet lla
ioriparlIat III. al be Dor %operbspiiit
ON, al GDrst lite i,aloe Hippo no
SeIstnos WOrs5n par Dc uoe / soo
Sto Os srf op I'll 9ist; Der uliic
Oct ng. al o,rss W%nrarbuoe par
elort Tor aOOt. leet BET ulloe tagt
iOt lang 30 at borlllerns BET aloe.
les, bporior De loo BET bsrO mso al
slere laapas @lbuira. Of en- Wauo
mso Neo o9 nsppe 'anos irpbe bert.
glennem. SGuge preusoe be al iaa
Blernsu no, be tat mo meo 0Jan.
ltnnGsr. Dc fOtieate at regs Den no
men Sniet blllp.-nad. rem maatts
% liuue b bare etn. eeO eler le.
pence, oY o. Slsr9et q olloe rom
me I'll at WabOmso, iaa maatts
Wabomso femme III Bisrgtt -lise
laa mso Sutisrne; "a Il 8lerusn
uilos tOmme lrem III N%abnln9cu.
maatts en- al S99trne fTpbe IND I
3iti. % bette 3usEO pnatos Den
sSIoiis iig. Oct olits iis M. al
3ist bdtOo al en- mcsst irans Sang.
Der IND moo 6itIpst alOros en- ltarp
Beinins omirsnt / rel 8lntsl os
inherit mnalie Oct rGrs, at Biernsn
bapos III SOpIfammsr 8uttsn
lelts li9 Tor mso Stan9 m,r oa
ban life meJteoe Gin oerlnoe. freb
ban no ieien. % Den pugrs ltuIoe
pteue I'm yptts; ban iamlsoe ia
irtmopsr. I'll ban par tommsn til
Rginiuoeu m itof m su Stono
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

Ga iel cslaa bar enaassret uor'te
S%tsnbulaere, fan SdneSm9uc ware Riter
paa at faa uprlte 9nltripticner ristia
padIatte.
@ue mine Snofisb 8isres for Sen'
tant. ca leo sr eerfcr iitaue til at iTl'
&C @raYtsne biuisere eue uc9en @neen.
Srores pr. Bon erpeeeres prcmpt.
Com relisube 49snler bar le9 MI
snsoasret 9'Sr. y Rid Is (Oanlt)
Salpen Milsr (Nm,rlfancr) husm
9anosmrnb aItio meo 8illip fan
belro il9 I'll.
46 y. g. Sau9cn.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11
YtOree.

8crgtlanosmOnnmentet. vi no.
mitirtn for WOnumentet oper S,n.
rit Bsrsslano sr MI aiiIuitst enoe.
Tia 8ontraf mto B~iueobnsser 8erss.
lien I'm Wouumsutsts lloierslis
Sr. BsrasIien lfal bape forpIialsi
ia Ill at Ieuers Stalu,n iorcls til
Slebning / Sommcren 1879; vi
leunesn tan oa iormoosntlle fom
me iii al iorsaai / Barren 1880
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

ltueerteantes ptrbiirsr frsmeslfs Al ueisrs
ait Slias 9rbeipe I gdlpanilsrst ,Jtrn. FAINT
an "a aebber. riI mcact ncefattc
0riicr. Mlnss ScrteeTinler er nlcIt
REQ Sltritaiicnsn al "@llplni;so Srcn
6blmners." 5ta q eiisr eenns IN tiItos
III ia 3 Slitlylnt is. 10 cl II lulris)
At beenn zldaa BIT icr 81 90. | Iunn
W2elfeilee fcr $500. o icr Sl.00 easr 3
Ter 5Oti. t%itliJsrs folai Ter 25et. IT. Stciff.
@ae Srores Ter Irbtins. aertsltrst III
mia / 0ucrlb. pil pTpmrtlig belplres.
0ttcrib. cen 29es Mai 1873.
80 Is P. S. Smout.
Agent.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

uun ~ cuu,p. ,,stfvtuu S,tvuIvr,ue
Nabnine, bpor Bet fine Welftep for
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

Smaalelsbancn. Sernbdnelrbel
Bet paa Welsu 1lrloer raNt iIem
StnnelRlnlngeu er ira RcrpnoeE
AZ fsrt cper 6lueu r1 frsm III
SfdtlCnsbuiet rlI Reltn. 6ras.
nlngen CT ollad nlltt rem III
WeleH. Sofomotlpet at cen l5oe
Ncpbr. ferlte SAM cper SptH9.
broeH. a. en- bel Haffe Uclne mef
SleeptrS "a @lareetclper itop
ben l6pe Nopbr. paa Gluten. Den
llQc SpnfnluJ | ncrbre ZANZIBAR,
ION ferlt . lie ~, lpHeS M al
pare ianeltt. Spln8brren aubnes
rail- "a meo setber. Oct funoe
man loot le. el llge Ter @rus'
tOIets Antcmii Ilmpiilbet Urn"
mep Ell itor Salt pda Siab Pam.
pcoe 0ltunem Den labRepe Bro %
Ill - "Yhllbelpbll". 6nouu er
fife Den / btle Aar meb aralt plas
1laenbe OpmuerlnI Al 6ipelsbet
udaet belt no III Wuupingen. ST
Vcreltpite perfcr al YIN" At pIae
bale Ell ida ppbtlditet % Tor Sasr
lom "Abst" Al 9Cmbprslunc tnp
6lpen. Vaa Srunp fOmmer cslia
"Absl" itrar urenfcr Oct Stsp,
bpcrben WuoperpRrtet netcp er
naasi, men YIN" letter dae 8raf'
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11
Gperise.

! NnIconiua Of "MOrtensoaa"
bleu Der ben lite Rcpember paa
"Saon, iCoSibeatret" / Stofbclm
uooelt 6 Iepenee Sizes III I'll,
ituerne. 5 al benz oaleoe / Bar.
fet, meoens ben CITE ilsi lise /
Sfleoet pda en- repmsnpe lln0me
paa 8aaerlet. Ruuterbeoen par
'tcrartet, llRr bd 8iRalene no.
ltsote IoTi9roelI8e Sfrlg. formc,
oenills I SoruoleIellt al ben foo.
faroellse Sfiabne. Der peutece
Dem pal Ell ll1 iatll Dag.
4uertisicmcnter. Nclts ipefuld
tire 9anplenoe / Strfuclm bIpe
inch en- aarltl Setaling al 10000
aroner fdast 3luaeelle al Statss
bantbeltprelien III at ldoe male
Seflenbt1lerelier pda 5ieaperue
AZ lamiltse Statlcustpgulnser pla
S|tateblnerne meo unotllelle AZ
Stctbolm, @stebOr9 % Wllme.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

Or. z. W. Sedrts. uptrlminsrtt ira
Observation-Disclosures / @biea9c. beiienet9lsr
hrrso. al ban ril bebanrie ee icrltF4I1t
zolrrmme. dlmlncslias brs Selie ~ apGs.
tter pioenitlbeIiSt Yrineiper ~ anbelaltr
III III Nublltum.
Or. 8elrte bar islsenee Undertaking ira
o. y. Qaep:
"Nsrrtc b%tpiones. al Or. z. W. Sedrte
bar en- goo llonlnntlis icm YstsrtnGr ~
lea tdler Itts I Sstsntuins Al anbslile BAN
lrm llleln.
81. ". Clor.
princiral irr Gbitdac 0eterinersS nititut.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

aantret af en- opal. Seroaa om
2oen Nousmbsr rslte Paal oa 8uut
30 al ,Sosn no paa Suiteniloro,u
Tor at lipNr. Wsoens Dc bar be.
RiGitset bumsp. fom Ell Soal. Der
fun iiiOcn oplTeou ION 5reosfor.
iprrsr, oa liprttoe ii9 oper osrcs
Baao % nj ben tanirsi. Wenos
ne bIsue ierts bort ira Baaoen, men
rom omiioU OF pIa ppolps, buor
BE- bIeos he6snoe ira ri. ~ Ill 8!
ON Gftormioeagcn. oa &nut | On
ttmmslig ioriommst 5ilitano blsp
ta9tn op az en- Sads ira 8ennsse
m,otrs YauI bar beo oa flpot borl
ira 9paIod. YauI d'srlaesr fe
80ut O9 1 uloriegeoe Bon.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

TN Of Wois's Il bsrcocre bar
flttet ben lmutts laute Al tlltpoe
be AZ Spsns SsmRub, Der / beune
Ntnier 0aar bjemme. fli aoaaua
balbe nj affenIcleuS llnbsrpisnrns
"a III Afbsnpltelle AZ be peo famine
bru1ellge SeIet OF applrlter.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

GiterlnOi literdrt Nrbcloc Of No.
lnuit S%biitcOnbI. S'slee Slbsl.
lelftdbets npll1 ubfomns aars'
btretalHl bar SeifIbet ira ND,
luntt {pliieolbls 5imllte erbolof
ION Bape an Al BAN sitsillbt no
Orerl1tttlie AZ bcle BET me {efta.
mente. Gem bsflenpt bar Thine.
odbi tlelllere rperiat Tor Slbel
lelndbtt beie ett 1lmle leitlmeuts
Queilaeu Wciebslerne oG Dial
mernD lImt Be lpcfrpffie gsler.
Nllr g 1InA eeu npt glbelrper'
l0ttelle rcreilI1er belI % enoella
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his constituents. NepotIsm and gift-taking
by public agent deserves the severest CEN
sure, and the bestowal of the peoples offices
as a reward for partisan service should be as
a gross breach of trust. Let not such offenses
be condoned, for in government of the
people there can be no abuses permissible as
usetully counteractiD9 each other Truth
and justice and honor presided at the birth
of our Federal Union, and its mission can
only be performed by their constitutional
attendance upon it. For this, there is not
needed a condition of human perfectibility,
but only so much of the virtue as will control
vice, and teach the mercenary and self seek
ing that power and distinction and honor
will be awarded to patriotism, capacity
and integrity" This was the closing
paragraph of his address. and breathing as
it does pure and blameless patriotism, it
indexes its general spirit. But it was in this
the fault lay which induced the Radical blood
hounds to pursue him afresh, and to yelp
anew their old-time abuse and traduction.
He only touched upon their sins. But his is
a masters hand. He knows and paints them
all too well. They would not give him credit
for the fervid patriotism which breathes in
every line of his speech, but spited at his re-
Election upon their crimes, they renewed the
old cry of traitor, and accused him of forget
ing nothing, and of being eager to keep
alive the sectional hates and animosities of
the civil war. In response 10 Colonel Lingan
they would, perhaps, have had him deliver
an agricultural address, ignoring the memo
ries the day recalled, or, what is better, they
would not have him speak at all. But be-
loved by the people of the south, his words
for them are always laden with meaning,
and, as years go by, they will
listen with an increasing affection
to the sound of voice that IN the course of
nature must soon be still-a voice that never
uttered uncertain words, that never hinched
from the utterance of the bravest words, and
which, whether in the forum or on the field
of battle, never failed to carry captive all
within its reach to do his bidding as he
wllled
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nox county. Gambrell, a stock raiser aud
tanner, was a well-known citizen, but for
many years charged with nefarious cattle
transactions. He had received repeated
warnings OF lynching for several years, but
paid no attention to them. Having Just re-
turned from Waco, about midnight crowd
OF masked men came up to the gate and
called him out. Without ceremony they be-
gan shooting. Gambrell fell murdered,
pierced by dozen balls. The lynchers then
rode away, leaving the corpse lying in the
yard.
A bloody murder is also reported eight
miles from Trinity station on the Information
al aud Great Northern railway. The body
OF John Marsh was found at the cabin of
John Massey. The wife and family of Mas
sey pretended Marsh had suIcided, but at the
inquest it was proven Massey and a negro
counting his daughter had murdered Marsh
in cold blood. Massey had been living in
incest with his step daughter. He went to
jail.
Queer.
CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE guests at the
Hotel Emery, in this city, were startled about
five o'clock this afternoon by two pistol-shots
In the Office and the spectacle of a man and
woman engaged in a violent struggle. The
woman was Mrs. A. d. Black. wife of the
deputy-sheriff of Butler county, who had
come to the city for the purpose or killing
Scott Symmes, a WE'LL known attorney and
politician of Hamilton. A few weeks ago
Mrs. Black, who had hitherto been of a reli-
gleus turn of mind, and held in high esteem,
made the astonishing confession to her hus-
band that she had been false to him, and that
Scott Symmes was the cause of her disgrace,
The affair became public, and Symmes fed
the city. He subsequently appeared in Gin
cinnat, and wrote a card to the Enquirer
declaring that Mrs. Black had accused her.
self falsely and was innocent of the trans
gression. Thereupon a reconciliation fol-
lowed between herself and husband. Symmes,
however, who has been living IN Cincinnati
since the occurrence, has upon several occa-
sions intimated privately that the seduction
and confession were true, while the card in
the Enquirer was a sham to lead Black into
reconciliation. Some of these remarks COM
ing to the ears of Mrs. Black are supposed to
have been the cause of her desperate attack
of to day. She was arrested, but upon
Symmes refusing to prefer charge against
her was released. The affair has made
great deal of talk.
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and does not pretend that he kuows) having
charge OF the new government building NAV
have to give place to a bona tide architect.
Other similar changes are talked about. and
may make change in the political situation
here. 1t was Republican, ''thouehtful"
Republican, as Mr.. Conkling would remark.
and not bought-and-p aid-for Republican,
office holder-who remarked to your corre-
spondent to day that he might set down the
Oneida district for four Democratic assembly
men and large enough Democratic majority
to make Democratic successor to Judge Ba-
con an assured fact This is the one benef-
cent result of twenty years of Conklingism.