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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-03-14

WHO ARE THEY The most absurd falschood
that the Washington special correspondents have
vet gotten off is the statement that 'conscrva'
tive Democrats in Louisiana and South Carolina
AMI independents in other states are not avcrSc
to keeping the supervisors laws on the statute
books"
Please give the name Of one of these Demo
cyats If he had not moved TO Georgia we
should say that James Longs,rect was one of the
Louisiana conservative Democrats. Or, If Mos
by lived in South Carolina, we should say that
he was ono Of the conservative Democrats of
the Palmetto State. Any man in those States
who favors the retaining of these outrageous
laws is Of the Longstrcet and Mosby order OF
pcmocracy-th that is. his Democracy is so thin it
is covered up completely by the titles and cmol-
nments of Radica! Office holding Wilmington
Star.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-03-14
GATES on rrBLIC ROADS.

The Grand Jury are informed that there are
several Gates erected on the Public roads in
some sections of the County, and recommend
that the same be removed at once.
The Grand Jury appreciates the change in
public affairs, and take pleasure in seeing the
Hon. a. i. ALDRlCli again in the judiciary Of
the State. W. 5. BETSlII.
Foreman.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-03-14
Proceedings of Court.

The case of the stare VS.. Anderson Harris.
for the killing Of Henry Smith, was called on
Thursdhy. Aiaracsaumbcr Of witnesses were
examined and exhaustive Arguments made by
Mr.. Shand and Col. Rion for the defence, and
.he Solicitor assisted by Thos. S. Norman, of
Newberry, for the State. The case was given
to the jury about l o'clock on Friday, but, nf-
ter being out twenty three hours, at II o'clock
on Saturday were unable to agree upon YER
dict and were discharged. We are Informed
that the jury stood 7 for ncquital and for
manslaughter
AS the case will be tried again, we think it
prudent not to give full report of the testi-
mony given.
The next case was that of the State VS.. David
Wade, colored-- Arson-the burning of J. G.
Farrar's Gin House. Solicitor b. w. Ball for
the State, and David Johnson, Jr., for the De-
fence. The Jury returned verdict of guilty
but recommended the prisoner to the mercy Of
the Court.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-03-14
BRIDGE CONTRACTS.

Tie Grand Jury are informed that several
bridge contracts have been let ont by previous
boards Of County Commissioners that great
many Of the citizens Of the County disapprovl
of, and the Jury mention this that simila,
acts may not bs done by others in publ,
Office
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

The old reliable
City Bakery will
sell from date %
loaves OF Bread tor
n dollar. Re
member the old
Bakery, establish
ed in 1859.
H.A. Schoregge.
WANTED.

WANTED,
Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, at q SAL
ary Of 500 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

New Haven LEICESTER.
Counsel-liov large should you ear this
pan, OF which you speak, vs,7
Wi,ness-a f0ur.qnArt pan, ] should say.
What do you mean by . fouf-gnart
pan 2"
"a pan tbs, hold. tour quarts"
srWine or beer measure 2
Wine. no; beer, I CUES. it's b. +, | Won,
be certain"
But do you think il. beer? VIVA, i. the
shape Of the four. quart pan 2
"Round."
Like a ball 7"
"No, like alike . barrel"
Ground like q barrel. Yes. Well, Isl
four quart pan tall or ehort ~
ut don't make any difference"
IF = pan was four inches across the bot
tom and twelve inches tall p
at wouldn't be 4 pan at ell. 1t would be
. pail"
"Why, no"
"But you just said 90. Was there a hole
10 this PAM?
ayes, a lit lie hole"
"In the bottom or top Z"
"Of course there wasn't any hole in the
TOP"
"Then how could anything be poured into
the pan 2"
'0h, 1 forgot. The top is al. hole"
"And the bottom Z"
ola all pan"
"Tha, will do. You see. gentlemen of the
jury. the witness has no idea of a four quart
pan at ALL" and the jury, having been awak-
ened by the sheriff, nod off again in acquie.
ecence.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
OUR VERB.

An educational journal thus descril e, the
trouble a Frencbmsu had with the verb
''Orr.k!"
II begin to understand your language bet.
ter" said my French friend, Mr.. Dubois, to-
me-. "but your verbs trouble me still you
mix them up 80 with propositions"
II am sorry you fnd them so trouble
some" was al! l could say.
Il saw your friend Mrs. Murkeson lust
now," he continued. ''She says she intends
to break down housekeeping; am I right
there?'
Break up housekeeping, she must have
said"
"Oh. yes. l remember; break up house,
keeping"
"Wby does she do ,hat?" l asked.
Because her health is broken into
Broken down."
Broken down? Oh, yes. Aud, indeed,
since The small pcx has broken up in our
city,
Broken out"
She thinks che will leave il for q few
weeks"
will she leave her house alone?"
"No, she is afraid it will be broken-bro
ken-how do l say that"
Broken into"
"Certainly, it is what l meant to say"
"Is her son TO he married soon?'
mo, that engagement is ~hroken-bro-
KEN
Broken of"
"Yes. broken off,
"Ah, | had not heard that"
She is very sorry about il. Her son on
" hroke the news down to her las, week.
Am l right? am anxious to speak Euv-
lisb we'll.
"Ht mercy broke the news; no preposi-
ton this time"
1T is hard to understand. This young
m"n, her s"n, is a very ine young fellow
Good day"
So much for the verb ITO break"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
Christmas is Near - Please
Look at our List of
Good Things.

christmas is Near - Please
Look at our List of
Good Things.
Choice Raisins,
Florida Oranges,
Malaga Grapes,
California Pears,
Choice Cranberries,
Good Apples,
Figs and Dates,
Mince Meat,
Comb Honey,
Candies and Nuts,
Hickory Nuts,
Walnuts,
Pop Corn,
Maple Syrup,
Buckwheat Flour,
Risiling's Horse Radish,
Celery,
Cream Candy,
Ross Taffey,
Groceries, Canned Goods,
Vegetables, etc.,
At the Old Reliable Store
of WALTER H. CARR,
Sd St., Yankton.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

If you want any Turkeys, Chickens,
Eggs or Oats, address
SUING s. STRATTMAN,
st. Helena, Neb.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
DR. AND srAMpING.
SEWING MACHINES

A THREE.QUARTER CABINET SINGER
"A Machine. entirely new, for sale at
CONGLETON'S DRY GOODS STORE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

What is the use Of gummiag it when Dr..
Dix, al his office in Sawyer's block is in.
serting The BEST QUALIFY Of artificial teeth
At fifteen dollars per set, reports to the contra.
~ nosW~ outstanding.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
SEE ADVERTISEMENT
PHARMACIST AND CHEMIST

A L AND SEE US.
WEATHER STRIPS.
For excluding dust and cold from doors
and windows, for sale by
GEO. E. HAwLEY.
A large aud new line Of ladies' Kid
Gloves, all shades and prices, also a nice lot
of ladies' aud children's Hosiery, from the
cheapest up, at
CHAs. ElsEMAN's, Third Street.
Mills s Purdy invite those who desire
to make special orders for Holiday books
to call and examine their list and also their
stock already or hand.
The Merchants billiard parlors have been
moved TO . location one door north Of Ed.
mnnd's and Wvnn's bank.
Jus, received a large lot Of Irish aud
Scotch Whirkiea, imported Port and Sherry
Wines aud Braodiea, from the Cua,om house
In New York, at ADLER & OHIAAN's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Best Good. for tho Le..t Money 4" Town
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
MONEY TO LOAN.

IN IMPROVED CITY and farm property a
" 9 per cent.
j. Parker HAYWARD
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23

Milwaukee lager beer and lunch u Frank
Cochraos's.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
Spteial gotifes.

FOR RENT.
A STORE ROOM on Third street, between
"A Douglas avenue and Capital st. Enquire Of
JOHN SCHNEIlL,
Opposite post Office.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-12-23
CHRISTMAS o

A new stock Of Marble top bedroom
suits. Parlor tu;ts. Easy Chai,s, Patent
rockers, Mirrors, Brackets. etc, just re-
ccived AT
p. LlNDuoLM's
Broadway Furniture store.
, 1879-05-17

not strike the keynote Of the ne1s campaign
III whtol. ho expects 10 bo conspicuous
figure, and (3) for ettll nnotler roason, TINT
10 gayc hia followers In Congress no hint IA
10 the method Of oxtricattng their party from,
its present dilomma, ho Inns, nevertheless,
~ n,ado one point for himsclf which Ia in
direct limo will, hia personal ambition. It
will DO remembered TINT when Mr. THURMAN
frat auggoated the repeal Of those 1n'vs 1t. tho
manner proposed in q cnucus Of hta party
boforo the adjournment Of the last Congrass,
Mr.. nAxAnp, Quo OF his prominent rivals for
tito Presidential nomination. not only DO
clarcd tile scheme reaottonary md rovol,'-
tionary, but went on to aay. In short
speech reported Mt the time, tint 1t was Tho
Solid North, atsl not tho Solid South. that
should be catered to and lis voice l,ee.letl by
the successful politician. But pcr''ars THun-
MAN Is visor tllan DAYAnp, for thu Senator
from Ohio porsintentfy faccs the South and
constantly coveta hor support. 1le takes n
great risk Of offending llor by appearing os
her especial champion In fnshionab'y-c
costume md "boi1ed shirt"; but ho lsas
lilo discretion to offset Ills elaborate toilet
by complimentary nllusiona to the into1i-
gonce md patriotism Of tho Confederates,
aud to warn the North TINT solidarity might
somo time In the noNr fnture tako shape
thnt would torment US moro than tho Solid
Enut11
, 1879-05-17

II Mr.. THURMAN was Too timid to cut out
tllo work for tho campaign Of 1880 In his
speech of Thursday, Mr.. EATON, Of Con-
ncoticut, yesterday had Tho courage and can-
dor to explicitly pro1nulgato tho mnn iasue
In tho next Presidential clcctfon,-that Of
statosupremacy aud National infcriority. h1r.
EArox isuotod for tfuntness Of speech, auditor
n contempt. for Tho facnlty of conccaling
iloas in words. Ills platform is the ono
which tho Democratic party havo becn stand
Ing on ever sinea tho pending appropriation
bills wore introduced In tho Forty-nfth Con-
gross, though no Northern Democrat
las 10 unequivocally delivered tho doctrine
Of States. Rights and tho aubor'lt-
nation Of tho wlolo to lis parts.
Mr. EATON denies TINT the United States is n
nation, or TINT It is nnythiug but n confoder-
atiou Of sovereign States. lie ia not can-
d!date for the Presidency, and is therefore
not nfraid to express his yiows, whiel, differ
in no respect from, those lc1d by his party in
Congress, hut they aro not often 80 can-
didly confessed.
, 1879-05-17


At the entl Of noarly 100 dnys' session the
Genral Assembly Of Illinois llRa bscu ablo
to pass one ot thu l,aif.slozon measures for
Tho amendment OF tile Revenue law. Let
tho people Of tho State be thankful Tor eyou
this small f"vor. TAe bill, which hna passed
both Houses III II lo not recons!dercd) will
ho so,no roliof. It is the first sensible
amendment which has been made 10 tho
lrusout Revenue law yinco its adoption In
1s72. The other b'lIla reported by tho Com.
uitteo failed, because, principally, they re-
dured tho cost Of collecting tho royonue,
aul woro in tho interest Of simplicity, di.
rertncss, and economy. Lot tbs people,
however, DO thankful for even this one
measure. 1t IL something better, wiser,
u1ld more intelligent than was 10 bt
expected from tho generally corrupt, do,
'noralIzod, and disgraueful body called tic
General Assembly Ut tue Btaso of Illinois.
Fit. will NOW pass Drainage law and tl't
appropriation LIL, aud uIjuusp, tAs Htast
, 1879-05-17

Capita1 punishment hold high carnival
throughout tho country yestorday, no leas
than six porsons paying will, their lives tho
rennlty oznctcd by Justice. Perhaps the
most singular execution In these days Of tho
gailowa was that Of WALLACE WiLKERsox, Mt
Provo, Utah, whero tho Inv permits ohoioo
botwoen hanging and shooting. The con.
donai,ed 1nau elected to be shot, and as le
sat in o chair, with his eyos unhandaged
md face calm aud uumovsd, throo concaa!od
1narksmon sont their hullets into his body,
and hs died In twonty. ty.seven minutes. At
1Iil'sboro, N. g., two white mon md ono
negro wore hanged for burglary under aggra-
vatiug circumstances; and tho other hang.
sngs woro those OF 1louEKT CHENEY, coloro1,
at plaqueminc, La-, aud Jons I. WEsr, at
Eooueyillu, Mo.
, 1879-05-17

city mil county owe 1nrge debt, tho moss
of which now loars I psr cont interest. 1t
las boon always considered that was as
low rnto Of intcrost rs could
DO had, tho bonds boing taxnb'o. Tho
county, however, tllis winter Issued nsw
loan, nnl sold one-lialf Of it-$850, ,0o0-at
par. tho bonds boaring only per cent In
terest, md auul, bonds ara now selling ut tO2.
As no taxos aro over collected and never will
lo. tho bonds nro negotiated at n rate Of In
terost which, II tho Inv conld ho enforced,
would yio11 tho holder only Il ror cent. Al
this time, 70 impossible IL II regarded to
reach Rrch bonds or my bonds for taxn-
tiou, TINT MI offer l.as boom hnado recently to
take my nnount Of Chicago 4 per cent
honds at par, Tho city now paying 6 to por
cont. How, If these hundreds Of millions Of
MI manor Of bonds escape antl defy taxa-
tion, would 1t bc possible 10 tnx tho 81 ,B00s-
0oO, 900 of United Stales bonds for local
taxation?
Perhaps orr correspondent Gnu best un.
tlorstnnl tho operation Of this bond-tnxlng
business by tho caso wo l.ave givou Of tho
recent Issue Of county bonds. Tho law
mikes those bonds tnxabto for State. city,
county, town, school district, and park p'ir-
poses. Theoretically the county bonds nro
taxable, bntin fact are not taxed. 13eing a,b-
joct to ta1ation, tl,o county les boon paying
I per cont interest; but, practically, tho
1'otuls not being taxed, the county is nblo to
borrow money at 6 pcr cont. a
result is TINT tho city aavos .
per cent interest on Tho whole sum,
whilo it does not loao, In fact. ono dollas
Of roycnuo. tn tho ono case tho small prop.
erty-hollor has his taxos reduced; III tho
other case, ruler tho theoretical idoa Of ta1.
ing tho bonds, ho is directly taxed to r"y the
bol,t1hoidor . per ceut moro intorcst thar
llo is willing to take. Tho rcroal of tho las
taxing credits would enable tho people o
Illinois 10 borrow money on mortgage ut |
rate Of interest at loast per cont n year less
than they aro now pnying bt1t tho insant
idca that credits cnn 10 successfully taxed il
| tic hands Of tho holder will not permit thil
humane and beneacont measure Of relief tt
| be cu1cte1.
, 1879-05-17

in an article entitled ''Ono Dny Of Farmers
1tfo In Canndn," Tho rorusIta t;,obs tells as fuw
nearly everything thu farmer and hts family cat or
Mta Ii lMxcd under thu new tariff, ati Inv mnch.
Tho nnTbcrA given below are percentages, when
not stated otherwise: Lamp and oil ~. sheet 20,
blauketk over ~. ticking 10, window. .Rlaas 20,
carpet u. nnderctathlug W. soap .i. towel -,
shirt no. outer cloths III, boots , donr-hnEes 30.
oil 20. natzoT III ccnfa bnsl,cl halter strap 20
per cent, curry-com 10, brush 25, harncsa 81,
hHrpe.s. .motlntlnga 10 wncon :f, n,cal for por.
rfuge Il cert 1cr pound, copper kGttc ~ per cent.
.tovs 20 tahs' 's!'tn 70: tate a' erosxs1y 70
knife and fotk 70, s,lsar yo' ,s.r,h,t s9rnibaes
low q. tlacksntlh'H material l7ti, dung
forks IN. tol,accu 10. tnb md mil 20, broom 20,
ctothcs.ftne. 70. hux or ral+,ns 70. cottun battling
~, nn1as4rs 10. 1ndn. rubber goods 81, rnsly 20,
medicines 10. s1atex for chiaren %. Curks 20,
chtttEcn'e stothin9 10 to ID, thrcad 70. Aewtng-
machtnt u. draining -tt1cs 2nt cemenL 20, wall.
parrra 10, zinc 10. Enrt!cn.seeds ii. aattpctte 10
ea!t 10 cante por lou pounds, stat!ontEy 20 per
cent hooks go to 10. maps co. travelling trunk 15
cluck H. coffin :sf nnd tombstone 10 Pour man
lie IL no, even allowed Free 'fraao III bnflal: Thu
tombstone may he regarded ~ a luxury. but lAe
Government might as lcn.t havo LEFT hin cofn uh-
cre,Mallun II the tax on tho fufnncu Wero not SO
high.
The farmers of shc United States, first under
tho err Of war necessity and etl,ce then under
the nnkcd right of II Congressional grant ot
power to rob, have been p'undcrcd for mans
yenss eycn miro extravaEantly than are those
Ut Canada nov.
, 1879-05-17

ScnntDr CuAaDi.RR llns q habit Of crowding
more truth Than poctry III 1fs sIucc1lcs, Us wit
ness the following passage from his speech oil
tho Army Appropriation bill: "Alter tho close
OF the Kcbe:lion,'' t.c Enid, "you c'almcd that
you were poor anh suffering, ind we found you
puor a,Il suffering; We found you rugged md
poor, and wo clotlctl you; we put unon You the
robe OF American citszenshlp which you had
forfeited, aud We killed fur YOU the iastcd calf
ind invi.cu YOU to tho fcast. supposlng you, af-
ter being clothed, were In your right mind.
And whun We invited you to tllu feast you sall:
I'VE haze always owned tilat cali, a,sI you havc
no interest IN it,"
, 1879-05-17

The Shanghai correspondent OF the I.on-
tlon Times announces tho establishment Of
the tl.4t cotton mill III Ohina. 1t IL semi
Government institution, mud Ia intended to
work tho natiyo raw cotton, which is yaitl to
DO eyon llner aud better than tho Indian COT
ton. Some OF tho conditions aro curious
Fur tho first throo years English fautory
hands will toaoh tho natives, ana II at tho
end OF TINT time tho lattor ars unable to rim
tho factory the English will DO fined | Tic
Qoyernor-Gonesal, IL lIuaa CHANG, aiso au-
nouuces TINT Oh oycfy prcco Of goods wovo,
In tho mill tax shall bo loyied equal In
amount to tho tariff OIL the sauo class OF
goods Of foreign make, thus sun'marity
knocking oyar botl, protection and froe trale
at ono blow. In his latter Of instructions to
the Company llo displays tho provcrbial
Ohinoso tissrust Of foreigners In tho fol.
lowing onution: "Iu buying machinery,
hiring foreign workmeu, anil erecting build
iugs, you uust be particular. All foreign
hrrus in Shanghai excel in cheating. They
will swind!o you lrst and 10 to law with you
afterwards. 10 be eheasetl first and ancl
atterwasls ia unbearab1s, 10 take care."
, 1879-05-17

The Washington correspondent Of the rhitn-
t.ctphla Times snYs that seilator DAYAnp ".ltl
not llcatatc to express his ,ltsappsoyal of tile
whole attempt to fnrcc legislation OIL the nppr.,-
prtatton bills, Mr., BAYAND ilna nevcr felt like
taking course III opposition to Its party, but Il
nrcd not surprise anybody II lle tnkcs curtain
action within (ow days Tint will place 1lm In
opposition to those Democrats who would atop
the appropriations unless they could alllx such
Legislation us they desired On tie appropriation
bills.h aVo lake ro stock ir uAYARD. When
thIa tlIfll, was first proposed In CAUCUS of hIs
party before the Forty-.ittt Congress adjourned,
H.: upposctl itand spo;o Ut ftns "reyUlutionasy,"
but thu crack Of tho marty whtp soon brought
htm to terms, n1,i I,c voted for 1t at every stage
Of the game. BAYARD Is d Democrat first, a
statesman afterwards.
, 1879-05-17

will rejoice. If it will facilitate adjourn
ment to include In tho appropriation bills
say 100000 for jobs md personal plumber,
let thom do It. II will bo cheaper for tho
stato to ray TINT much dlroot to the 'ne'n.
bors, IT they will adjourn Immediately. uan
10 have them atay my longer In aosaion.
Public safoty requires a prompt desperation
Of the mob II no other consideration will
induce tho members to go homo, lot thotn
vote themselves $500 eact back.pny (thcy
hare no scruplcs OIL that subjeot), and thon
ndiorrt
, 1879-05-17

Some Ut tic Democratic newspapers TINT nrc
favorng thu political legislation proposed by
the ConfederatcH In Congress quota with ap-
progaI q passngs from Il sneoct, OF WILLIAM II.
sEwAmp Ans'ng the Kansas troubles, when he
said: II nm to choose, sir, between uphold
lng laws W any part Of slsss Kepull!c which can-
nut be maintained without a stansllng army or
fclinquisl'tny Tie laws themselves, gtvo up The
lams Mt onrc, BY wllonlsoever they aro 1nadc,
ind by whatever authority; Tor ctther our sys-
tenn Of government is radically wrong,'or such
laws are unjust, unequal, md peru!clous."
That was satA before Mr.. SEWARD knuw tho CO.
|acity of the Democratic party for making
trouble uHd tlisobeylllg tic Inv. SEWARD was n
trimmer, but be!usc the Rebellion WIS crushed
llu became as radical us the rest OF Mr., LIN
co1.N's Cabinet.
, 1879-05-17

A Boston jury yosterday figured out that it
would tako $4,000 to suitably compensate
Mr. CHAnEEs II. WonTnEN, Of Chicago, from
the loss OF leg resulting from railroad
ssnashnp on the Grand Trunk llailroad nearly
four years ago. The only defense sot mp by
tho Company waa that tho air-brake failed to
work when implied, but, "a tLat was not
shown to be my fault Of Alr. WoRrnEN's, llo
got hia vordIot acconlingly. IT is good
precedent to establish as to tho value Of Chi
cago legs,
, 1879-05-17
ia s'aortlT to no sung nt scvesa. New vo.,, 49,
tres Thu Mat ought to label Ii. Original 'osn @.a'
The snrY 'atest "ataEwart" ticket for ,sso T.,
HAYES and CHANDLER, 1ee" Is


500, 1,. h,. -
Iho oA'o '"eo Anything 10 bo,t
1'snoF''
lno so'co OF TIC patrlot: want In In
President.
1'iinrtista aro harems carom kind n, E.,
lows hftor all.
Throw 1,fvsfo 10 thu docs-,,,
wear muzzirs. 'NoS
AR. Slogaon'e ohnllnnge IN scb,o, r
him orJ Tatn hin, ofyt 4"'4'1' 1a3o
,rho h,l,;ort1.},au ii obr,o,,o,-
s,o,s,r,, n,oror ,nhor. LUZ Ar.
;,
"tr. ochRoiee mas succeeded In Btartinr
49,. ~,
Ho' o'eh ohinoso hari'or can hando
aaeae rs eraeefa1!s ~ Mr. sehactcr.
Tho only change retuiret1 II, thu oo,,a >,
billiards Is evidently tho getting rid Of sehas.s7,
David Davis to tho Solid Houth. IF vov
would aud bowels Of cou1pass,on, cono ,n,o -. -"
1,,,ssx r.or,, nit. j.. -, 80 ~, s''' "e'
dunatsr Of soaator layarl j, ens.a.s .o ~. seeona
rIcd. ~ A4at'
.r,. - ,,,, ,...
,, ~ 4..'' ~ w." o"e"a''n oe'nB Shot an1 dss
VI a'acase ~ 'ie&as 10 eonitdefed 10 hare died an
e,1,N".,o,. -
=. "1.'no' IN "o'''t 70 publish
M'l'e9 eaiGu 'ae '"e'VPe"eF.-a aost Of Journal.
'a''c eoeH'"''' We suppo@e'
Tho Bth1o, according 10 Tnlmaeo, tcac,c,
to love your nelghbor ~ yourself, unless nm,
ne5xaboF is BIZ. Van Dyke.
Clara Alorris' latne hip is proving to be M
hig an advertisement N hor back and .et Us ,hos,
Tip. lip hooray for Clara.
pr;,ea s,exoraor of pr,<,o~,. I. ..,,
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, 1879-05-17

cupt1lty Of LEGISLATORS. and tho virtue nt rcfn-
bcrs was tempted with promises Ut prolt-
allo stock spccuIatIons rather tl1nn money
brlbcs. Mr.. ZAHN, OF ChFbon, snys tt,at Mr..
1ElsEvuIKu, President Of tho First National
uauk Of March Chunk offered to dsrdc with
him tic proats of an expected ,rlso In pcnnay1.
yanfa Railroad shares, willis Mi. AfcCAonHAN,
Of Cumberland County, fo1t obliged tn refuse
hors'cr-raid certificates Of the fnce yalnc ol
$5,009, which Mr.. +. j. McCuNH, Ut Sh{pprnn.
burg, pressed him to accept. Mr.. CilRIs1tAN
I.oNd. Of tho Same placc, nystcrtously hintcl
10 Mr. Bonpnrn. OF Danniltn, TINT ho t1.oHa]
roula put Him tDonpNEnl III tho way Of making
Si,O00
, 1879-05-17

Next to seeing tho Legislature getting
ready for au early adjournment, the pooplo
Of tho State derive tho most comfort from,
tho knowledge TINT tho thick Aidos Of tho
worthless law-makors ars penetrated now
and then ly sonic such shaft Of indignation
mud plain-speakiug rs that which CAUSED 10
much squirming yesterday morning. II tho
tax~ cating schomors won't go hou,o, there Is
soma Satisfaction in knowing that it is posi-
blo to stir Them up occasionally.