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A BRIEF HONEYMOON.
Fearing her Parents Anger Young Bride
Commits Suicide after a Secret Marriage.

Miss Mary Holt was the daugh-
ter of Jacob Holt. a man of wealth
and prominence, and one of the
most respected citizens of Perry
township. She was in the prime of
her young life, intelligent, cultur-
ed and refined, respected by all, ad-
mired by many, and most fondly
loved by one James Ashburn, q
worthy young man living on a
farm near by. Between himself
and Mary there had sprung up an
attachment which, beginning in
Joy, has been the death of one aud
will be lifelong blight on the
other.
The family of the young lady
were aversa to her attachment TO
this young man, and had provided
what they deemed more eligible
suitor, who was expected to arrive
in short time to claim the hand
of the young lady against her will,
hut at the bidding of her parents.
To secure themselves against the
rigor of parental demands, the
young people resolved upon private
marriage, which was solemnized
by Esquire Waldrip about three
| weeks ago, only few trusted
friends being present. They went
| to their respective homes, and only
met occasionally in company with
u sister of the young wife.
On last Saturday Mr.. Ashburn
communicated to his wife the fact
that their secret had been divulged,
and that it would be impossible to
keep it from her parents. She de-
clared that she would die before
she would face the storm Of parent
al Indignation such a communica.
ton would bring upon her, while
he endeavored 10 dissuade and
comfort her. Immediately on her
return home, however, she went to
her room and swallowed dose of
stry ychnine, and in thirty minutes
she was a corpse. The young nus.
band, in the agony of his grief, de-
clared that they should not be long
parted, but was closely watched by
anxious friends.
On Sunday he was informed by
his cousin, m whose care he had
been left, that the funeral process
sion would pass the house soon, and
was asked If he would go. He re.
piled that he would, and directed
the young man to go and get the
horses ready. Hardly had his
companion left the room until the
report of pistol was heard, and
hurrying back he found young
Ashburn on the floor weltering in
his own blood. The muzzle of the
pistol had been placed almost
against his forehead, but in the ex-
element of his crazy grief the
range had been too low, and the
bali ranging downward had lod ged
in his face without inflicting a
necessarily fatal wound. He Is
now under the care of physicians,
who entertain strong hopes OF his
recovery. Should lie recover he
will be removed as soon as possible
from the sorrowful associations of
his present home and taken to In
diana where he formerly lived
Woodson County, Kansas, Post,
June 10th.
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ferior to those made in the United
States and Germany, at equal
prices the only advantage possess
ed by the English article being
superiority Of polish. Hence de.
crease in the import from England.
The England plow has no chance
against the American, but the
American manufacturer makes u
study of the island of Cuba, and his
plow Is consequently perfectly
adapted to it's requirements. So
with heavy machinery on sugar
estates; the planters find that an
article, the prime cost Of which is
less, which has less freight to pay,
and which is made expressly to
suit the island, Is preferable to the
English one, which does not pos
sess these advantages. In railway
plant the Americans have also the
advantage of being able to execute
orders more rapidly than the Eng
lish, partly from near neighbor-
hood and, it Is said, from keeping
rails of the section required ready
for immediate shipment, and
cheaper into the bargain. Consul
Colnaghi, reporting from Florence,
motives, and in Sheffield tools, and
in machinery (turning lathes, etc J,
German enterprise Is grad
ually pushing us out Of
the Italian market, and
the manufacturers OF the United
States are also endeavoring to push
their goods in Italy, and to this
end newspaper called the ScientV-
&c american. chiefly devoted to the
hardware interest, IL widely dis
tributed throughout the country.
The Consul quotes letter received
from Alfred "A. Dixon of Sheffield,
who observes that our German and
Belgian rivals get their goods con-
veyed to the coast at much lower
rates than Sheffield manufacturers.
M. Finet, in work Published at
Brussels, maintains that all impor.
tant' canals should be- managed
on the same principle as a
railroad company-that is, be
owned and worked by the same
persons, having "trains" of boats
with small steamers for hauling
them by a cable attached to the
bottom of the canal, as is done with
many of the canals on the CONT.
nent, where all means are used to
effect economy, both for carrying
goods down to the port and taking
ore to the works. Mr.. Dixon holds
that, with some such plan adopted,
the rate of carriage of heavy goods
from Sheffield to the sea would be
reduced to less than half the
amount which has to be paid
London 1fmes.
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England's Business Competitors.

The first of this year series Of
consular reports contains short
account of the financial condition
of the Sandwich Islands. Tie GUS
toms duties constitute the largest
item of revenues. Consul General
Wodehouse observes that there has
been a large increase in the trade
with great Britain and her colonies
since the treaty of reciprocity with
the United States was passed, aud
that there is no doubt the trade
with Great Britain will continue to
increase, notwithstanding the diff
ferential duty Of 10 per cent. with
which English importers have to
compete. When we turn the Lear
and read the report which comes
next in order, we find Consul Gem
eral Cowper stating that our share
in the commerce OF Cuba is becom-
ing less year by year. He says
that the import of machinery and
hardware, in which we were once
unapproschable, is falling into the
hands eff onr rlvals, the only rem
mants being a limited import of
cutlery and large pieces of machin-
cry, such as steam plows, sugar en-
giues, etc., aud even these from
| varioas GAUGES, are now eorsin"
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that they had met in Sturtevant
Hall, made memorable by the
preaching of Professor Felix Adler.
This sentiment created good deal
Of excitement, and some of the del
egates called the speaker to order.
Half dozen delegates were on
their feet addressing the Chairman,
but the uproar was so great that
their voices could hardly be heard.
The Committee on Credentials re-
ported fav0rably OIL over 200 dele.
gates, and the report was adopted.
The Committee an Permanent
Organization reported the following
for officers: President, William A.
Hackenberg of Philadelphia; Vice
President, Moritz Ellinger of New
York.
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New YORK, July 9.-Mar.in A..
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the youths associates revealed the
fact that lie had gone to Leadville
to look for gold.
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ll0se connected
Il 4a tic ihrg gast
q giend ya tho
naeietei out
lis,3 ave ffali iii-
'taas, enc fic5 cane
d disguised Gom
d kpigea sfa in
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Francisco, apply to H. MCCLELLAN,
Local Agent, Office, No. 663 Main
street, over the Commercial Bank,
Los Angels.
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For Pa&sBge nr freight as ah0Ve,Or
fog t',l sis 70 ana npul
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-30

,ulammen Elm tubldes @iimmhsn. Da,u
wplts i'd jsbt mesne 3ufluht rsbmsa.
5aulhen eintreiben tomn,t frsiii6 gletG
mad t.m Betteln. Mb.r Mott brad Giien.
unb als Qsbtss ssrlparts Id mtr gtmas
auf nas mid nod barter antaT I'D
moute au1 meinsn cin,issn Gurus etr3!h
ten, mid pon Balala trsnnea uno e'plort
nit einem eeriassn DienFsaul rorl!eh nsa'
men. Sd pubte Ssmane, Der mir nod
Dor 6ur3em einen gan, annehmbaren prfis
fir has Sticr seboten tatts. Wenn Id
Nues 3u(ammenrednete - ,,sin. bic Bed'
lellumme wurbe freiiih uidt erreidht, aber
es lief GG bod pis(!sidt Elm anltaneiSss
Nbtommsn bamit erlansen.
So miu sic nidbt NIT ao' meinen 8e'
|haftssdnssn lansmeilsn, Die Den 0islf riee
fss Ga9ss nnp ben oanaeM folsenosn In
Befhlas nasmsn. 9'enuS oab natirl:a
Naee nett untsr meinsn Vrwartunsen
btisb, meias @auipnsr entweosr niht tei
galIs, uoer psrreili, poer uur gu NblAla8s
,atiunsen bereit waren, uno Oab ieuer
9iebaabsr, ais idb ibm bos DferD antrua,
e6enfuas lih lsiuee friaeren tSetots ntht
entiinneu upllte uno mid nit einem piet
telhe.osneren &aufpreis atiaap, ben msin
9isbling uur ssraos unter Grupern merte
ien mcdate.
Dies Naes bate mid psrlimmt, serei3t,
bin uno ber gstristsa, uno bob mar osr
game griols tdum Elm 8iertd Don, esm
mas i'd becurft bate. ST. wartete aud
NOD immer in's llnssipiifs tinetn. ich oah
te, ss mIlle ppn irssno elmer Ssite ber
npA eine 5iIfs fommen. GRIT ais Die
isbte Drisipoa posiibsr mar, entlalob th
mia, ben Gang su meinsn Dameu an3a.
trstsn, um rueuietsnS 3u Ssissn. bab i'd
nsin M63liARss gotham.
ssort,esune Folgl)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-30

liden Tpbtenideiu, Der Yfarrer fanbte
penlelben uno Der Mann sins eine ,,pei.
te @be Elm. 28cblbabenb semrrbeu,
wiinidte er wieoer einual feline 6eimatb
gu ieben er reiltc nirtlid nit Jrau unb
8inoern ,tpeiter gbe na& Stalien unb
tebrte im @aitbaus bon Samaiore Elm.
Nuf einem Spasiereans i'm Orte jprad
ibn elm 3inb uM eiu Nluoien an. @r
frus es noa peimatb unb @ltern, NIB es
lteute 7d beraus, oab es fein eisenea
&ino mar. Balo eriubr er bic san,e
Wabrbeit umo traf Grau unb Sinber in
srSbtem @leno. Der Yfarrer meinte,
er fSnne bic Sade nit 3uriidsabe Der
5000 6ranes wieoer gut MAIDEN. Die
8ebSroen waren aber onoerer Weinuna
uno oertafteteu ibn. Der Yrpseb 1T nod
nidt beenbist.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-30

- Gin ars.r gorwurf pirb ben DARN.
ltdotsrn Deinbanblern in Der ,.@prmf.
3ta." eemu&t. DER som Nlaafenbur>
ger uGommittee 3ur unteritubuns ber
Notbleipenben int 9pei1art" ppn Darm.
itaeter 6irmen ansefaufte W,tn fsl In iet>
mem @s(Amad bsrart auf, bob man Nn
psranlabt fab, oenlelben Dem Musl&ab ees
frantilhen Weinbaupereins 3ur prlfuns
gu untsrRslsn. Die auerf pore.nommene
3uneenprcbe lief isinea 3wsifsl abris,
eab pte setr. Wsine feinen Anlprua auf
Die Beseihnuns batten, was llA aud ols.
baio bstatiste, inoem bic burA 5rn. Or.
eia anseifeate hemil&e unteriuhuns siae
tptale Gallhuna eraab."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-30

- Der internatioaale 8onsree ~ pa.
rie bat iid NIT 9s sesen 80 Sttmmsn fir
bic banana unp @tmonsbat> Npute ent
i&ieoen. Der 8onsrse bat bamit feline
Arteiteu selalciisn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-30

- aus 2ucca, 6. Wiai, wiro her 9tas
sicne seIdrieben Sin Mann aus CANA
lore wanoerte mad Amerifa aus uno lief
0rau uno smsi ainoer in ltaiien 5uriid.
gia9 eiuiser 3eit ianote er ibuen 100
ssranes ourd ben Bfarrer oes GrteS.
Nad einieen Wcnaten ianlen wieper
1000 Jrancs nno 10 je nad einiser 3eit
wieoer neue SenpunSen sts auf $4,000
Uranss, ser Yiafrer lieisrte oieielten nid'
ab. DuSesen lief er bic Trau Dor iid
tommen uno tbeilte ibr unter allerlei
Trpnsrinpen nit, oab ibr Wann seficr'
ben iei @leidSeitis idrieb er and benz
Manne, feline Gumilie Iei an ben glatteru
seftcrten. DieIer' per!anste eiuen amt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-30

= 6eeoS Silt Gpse Comic lit elm un.
feblbares Wittel SeSen @aaen. unb ma.
larilde Tieber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1879-05-30

den @ari6albi's hsrportsbt, III er elm war.
mst 9smunpsrer Der ssobsn Gisenl& aften
oss Mannes. Doh 1aet er iber piele
nidhts, mas nitt idon weltbefannt 1T.
(Su. Sts,ts)
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10

A little boy was told by his grand,
mother to turn down a leaf in the
family Bible every time he told a lie
At the end of Q week the Rld lady
asked him how many lies he had told
in the seven days. He silently hand:
ed her the holy book. She turned
pvcr page after page, and at length
said angrily, why, yor little brat,
you've lied all the way from Genesis
10 Revelations, and half way through
the Psalms
This world IL all an "M. ID. show''
TO the medical college graduate on com.
inencemeht day.
Sleepy Tom, the pacing horse that
made Tire fastest time on record at Chi:
cago, recently, Is entirely blind, -
Three letters, from Napoleon Ill,
EugepiS and the Prince Imperial, sold
Mt u London auction for 800. That
from the prince was an atfeotionate note,
ln English, in which he says; 81 love
ssp qfaFw NSEi"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10

Asa kemyer, Boss county, Ohio,
says that bleeding from wound on
man or beast may be stopped by mix
ture Of wheat flour and common salt,
in equal parts, Bound OH wish white
cloth. If the bleeding be profuse, use
Il large quantity, say from one to three
pints. 1t may be left tor hours, or
even days, if necessary. In this man
ner he saved the life of horse which
was bleeding from n wounded artery /.
the bleeding ceased in five minutes af-
ter the application. 1t was left on for
three days, when it worked loose and
was easily removed from the wound,
which very soon healed
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1879-09-10
chsraw & Chester Raii ROAD.

OFFICE CHERAw r CHESTER R.R.1
Chester, October 10, 1878.
Leave Cedar Shoal Depot 500 m
Leave Rich Hill at $40 m
Arrive at Chester at ..t IL 90 mn
Leave Chester at 400 nm
Arrive at Rich Hill at 90 d mn
Arrive at Cedar Shoai depot 30 p m
The train on this road runs for the
accommodation of passengers on Mon
lays, Ihursdays, aud Saturdays.
Freights delivered promptly.
w. ii. HA RBIN, President.