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The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-04
Southern Baptist Convention.

The Southern Baptist Convention,
numbering 437 delegates, will assem-
bic in Atlanta, Ca, on the 9th of
May next. In the South, according
TO church statistics, there are 17,411
Baptist Churches, 9,347 ordained
Baptist ministers, 1,436,7os members
of Baptist Churches, 5,575 Baptist
Sunday Schools, 39,O79 officers and
teachers, and 806,O64 pupils in Bap-
tist Sunday Schools. Georgia leads
the van in churches, ordained minis.
teFs, and members Missouri in Sun
day Schools, officers, teachers and
pupils; Maryland has a membership
Of 1907, while she has in her Sunday
Schools total Of ,191. The States
at the last Convention we're entitled
to the following representatives:
Maryland 33, Virginia G3, North
Carolina Al, South Carolina 4G, Gcor-
gia 72, Florida 4, Alabama %, Mis-.
sissippi %, Texas 8, Missouri 20,
Arkansas Z, Tennessee II, Kentucky
80, West Virginia and the District of
Columbia will be represented in the
approaching convention.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-04
How a. Lady Avoids crowdina.

Speaking Of that woman who COM
planned OF Ill usage ut the Evangeli-
cal alliance, lady writes to the OBJ
server: "a womanly woman never
gets jammed, or crowded, or pushed!
l am neither young nor pretty, but /
never stand nor am shut out. Do you
know why? Simply because ] never
push. II II do get into crowd, and
am pushed before a man, beg par.
don, and simply step back, and give
him his place. DO you suppose hs
let's me2 Never. On the contrary he
will help me forward, and / thank
him, and then he helps me more. No
man but will help quiet lady (; but
don't they like to be rude to mas
culine woman9 I firmly believe they
all do, and for it We have only to
thank the woman's rights move
ment." 7s,3, 81,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-04
"ls This Seat Occupied ?"

An old but vigorous.looking gen.
tleman, seemingly from the rural. dis
tricts, got into Gar and walked Its
full length without receiving an invi.
tatiop to sit down. Approaching one
gentleman who had q whole bench to
himself, he asked: "Is this seat oc-
cnpied?" "Yes, ST., it is," imperli-
nently replied the other. "Well,"
replied the ad.shouldered agricul-
tnraiist, ~ will keep this seat until
the gentleman comes." The original
proprietor withdrew himself haughti.
ly to one end and looked iEsulted.
After awhile tile train got in motion,
and still nobody came to claim the
seat, whereupon the deep-chested ag.
riculturalist turned and said: "Sir,
S lien you told inc this seat was occu-
pied you told mo lie"--such was
his plain language--"I never sit near
liar if can avoid it; 1 would rath-
er stand up" Then appealing to an.
other party, he said: '"Sir, may ]
cit next to you? You don.t look like
a liar" We need hardly say that he
got his seat, and the original proprie
tor thought that there was something
wrong about our social syatem.- BAL
timore Gazette. 5a F..U
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-04
Judgment of Men.

Don't judge man by the clothes
he wears. God made one and the
tailor the other.
Don't judge him by his family con-
nections, for Cain belonged To a very
good family.
Don't judge q man by his failure in
life, for many man fails because lie
is too honest to succeed.
Don't judge man by his opeech,
for the parrot talks, aud the tongue Is
but an instrument of sound.
Don't judge man by the house he
lives in, for the lizzard and the rat
often inhabit the grandest structures,
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-04
4 LYING CORPSE.
A STRANGE CASE OF TRANCE REPORTED
'FROM INDIANA.

W lie
FREELANPyIhLE. March l5.-What
is considered q remarkable case Of
trance has happened here lately.
The yictim is Miss Flora Feihiemann,
the daughter of well-to.do farmer,
residing near this place. The facts,
brietir as possible, are these: Miss
Feihlemann, whose family are Catho-
lies, returned from the school Of
Notre Dame. Indiana, last December.
Since her return she lies been in very
ill health, seeming TO be generally
affected, moaning and tossing in fevey
at night. Immediately after the late
cold spell she was attacked With
pneumonia, now SO fatally prevalent
in this region. Notwithstanding che
had the best medical attendance to
be procured in this vicinity, che died
on Monday, March 3rd, or at least
apparently dead, fog the village phys
ician in charge 80 pronounced her.
1t was decided to hold the corpse un-
til relatives from Ohio, who had been
sent for, could arrive. This delayed
the burial until March 9th. The fun
eral was to take place at 2 o'clock.
At that time, as the friends and rela-
tives were taking last look, the
corpse not yet having been taken
from the house, the mother being last
to view the remains, suddenly bent
over the body, and uttering cry,
declared that the ayelids moved as
in life. he fsther, with other
friends, commenced Immediately TO
try, ny gentle movements, to with
draw her from the room. They had
nearly accomplished this, when the
corpse, to the surprise of all, sudden
ly arose and assumed q sitting pos
ture in the coan. Miss Feihiemann
is said by those who witnessed the
scene to have gazed around with q
vacant stare, and then, unlike cases
of trance usually, to have sunk back
apparently exhausted. She was im-
mediately removed and placed in o
bed, but it was perhaps three houEs
before she was conscious enough to,
give any account Of herself. The
last she remembers was before her
apparent death, when lying in bed,
and the intel vening space is to her
-. .H. .s... .ssi4t "
like Q dream!ess sleep. The case ex-
cites much Comment in the neighbor-
hood.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-04-04
''The Buffers and the camerons.

sHo OuuerS aHG inc CamerOnS.
In the Philadelphia Times of tho
17th inst, appears an article signed
!'Justice," in which the writer seeks
to prove that Simon Cameron did not
tell the truth when be alledged that
his son Don voted, recently, in the
Senate, for Butler rather than Corbin,
because in 1857 Senator A. P. Butler,
uncle (not father) of the present Sen
ator, did Comeron q service in de
Tending him against the assaults OF
Bigler. "Justice" searches the Con-
gressiohal Record and Globe Of 1857
10 sustain him. 1t is matter OF
little Importance to us why Don
Cameron sustained Butler. Perhaps
"Justice" is correct in that part OF
his article. We take issue with him
because he closes by saying that the
true grounds for Don Cameron's vote
were services rendered by Patterson
to Simon Cameron in more regent
Senatorial contest, and adds, 'for
since that vote we already see immu-
nifty guaranteed by South Carolina
to John j. Patterson" If this .asser-
tion were true, why should Don Cam
eron be under obligations to vote for
Butler because John J. Patterson rem
dered services to Simon Cameron in
a recent Senatorial contest? If
"Justice" would leave the RECORD
and Globe Of 1857 and read the pa
pers OF to-day, he would find in every
one Of them, of any prominence, Pat
terson's denial of the charge that he
had circulated that report-and the
fastening OF the miserable inuendo on
the very fellow-Corbin-who "Jus.
tice" doubtless thinks is entitled to
Senator Buffers seat. AIoveover,
Gov. Simpson and Attorney-Gc cneral
Yuumans have positively denied that
any pardon or immunity had been
extended Patterson, and this denial
has been heralded oil over the coun-
try. II we suppose "Justice" igno-
rant of these facts, it argues him de-
cidedly behind the Times. If he was
not ignorant, and wrote his Article
with full knowledge Of these facts,
he was bitter and disingenious-lo
draw the case mildly. -
''Justice," we of the South have
little enough, God knows, for which
to thank either Simon or Don Came.
ron. But If you knew Butler and
Corbin as we'll as we of South Carroll.
ma do, you would think Don had done
the noblest act of his life when he
voted to retain Butler, the chevalier,
in, and eject Corbin, the thief, from,
seat in the Senate of the United
States s.-Neavberrg Ne,vs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
ThrI.aber our.tien.

We are g-zzisz6 70 see BY cur ccnssuga-y,
the ? {. 45gsr.5ssr Of Saturday l4ss. thar
a gsa-izn4z Of t1s abllisy, Standing and iGraIIi-
gene q the E7u- GoGtrsy Rhodes, has come
70 tie t-cz: cc tie l1bor g-=sricz IN very
vrs- written ard sensible coz--1i-atior Cyer
IS cvr siz-a.urs- We feel tlas Ills guss-
.i-- sS -11o- for the future wsIl-beiug Cf this
ll--L= kiEg5,c-. i Of - uuch Importance That
We are Er4-i5sG &c know that there Is an IL
sz-sz- fsls Il Il by 80 highly Respectable
1-E z-5-=z.zaI 4 zsz.lzr-aa a. Mr- Ehodss- We
Ike las szEgsssi.n winch Mr.. Rhodes makes
IN h5s couz1zicali1n. namely, ;ha- cUrvsu-
-z5- q tie pl-r.zrs cE the Islands be called to
Meet Il suGe 6zzsgu1ts6 TINE and place, fer
Tie p--pcss q discussing the question of how
&C z-gg,y these Islands with sae besz ard
c5=zgss. l1lcr, for ws are ceEvtzcsd that
1-L sz-h =gve Is made by the planters
-se-ss-v=s, thece viii be lizzie CT nothing
Eccs II a-y c-Lsc G1rsc-icr czs q tie old see
saE Methods row II vogue 0G the lahur guss-
,i-u- To p-vc1re II adequate supply of I4hor
f,- thsss Islands, zz6 that of the right zoEt, L.
70 caiI1's pay L viii require zctiou ard
=5---, 4-5 t1= szpensisurs q money, tCG With
lE=ss appliances success l. certain, and the
progress and prosperity Of these Islands a.
s1rsi- B1- We repeat thaE the pILzlzrs HEss
-Azz z-I5 q ms g1=s-icC and rot look back
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
Census Statistics.

Th-vcEh the poLz-snsss Of Mr. Smith, Sscre-
-z-y 70 tie Board q E6-cz-gu, we-are enabled
-zz ueek 20 give cur readers the facts and
Sz--zz tcccl5zz 1hs vital statistics OF the
E1Ez1E Is-1zds, 1ccoriiHE 70 The Census
taken CT Ibs z1.h q December. These figures
=z-55i- TIE gratifying f1cs thai the percentage
Z G=crsass oE The native ePep1l4.tgu, iacIlGEaE
1zLt-caz-=s, : Eo5 80 GleL u i1 Vas slZ years
lzc, ~EicE wc1i5 seen 70 argue tt1E the crisis
las reea passed, zzi tie Iits Uf uz-lve IL
--sazs = 11ce u1rz ou tie E1ct, q q puE L
maze uE5Ly, zp-uyiHE- As prgoi Of this,
and 4s 4 hopeful zagury for tie future, We
l-75.= thz careful l-rsn:i0u oE cur readers 70
-H= EZ1rss relative u the Increase of The uur,-
1e- q cl--5rs1 U-1=E & years Ct age II ISIS,
a-i Is7z respectively, as veil az the table
showing The total number of children under s
years sE age n the Enztau, II the two years
l-ze -1zsG- We Es zgc disposed 10 specE-
-l-z cc tE= f--u-s cz.lcck 50 far Il the IL
erase Ct the native Population Il concerned,
L = slCEEh 70 know thar according TO the
-4zsz q 1875, That 1Gz.1ok l. u1-s sucu1r-
aging than 4t any prsvtszs perfgd f1r many
ysl-s- C15s- this s-zzs Ct facts We ought 70
fee LoPetd th4E The tzruiag poins has been
zl-=6, Wien The decrease Ct tie naive popu-
Lazzlu viii cease, zzd that the race VIII hence
firth Increase and mzIEpIy, and repLsu5sh
-i= waste places 81 these IsL4ztz- Thsre /:
l---Ezr fl-1 u which attention u-ay te called
Il L lEzsr rh-l within the past 81 years, TIA;
1, trcu 1879 70 Is7s tE=rs L n Increase a
5= Ecp-Ll1s1u Il 1855 frgn all sources, and
Es tei=Es Ihat tie increase f9r the coming
81 years VII shoE L1-gsr rsszIt b sane
.19Czl1iiz- We preiicars this oFiziga gPou the
lzzl=E-51u th4s -h=re VII te considerable (
secession 20 the wealth of .hess Islands b
1Tsz-u=u-s n s-gr and other industries
.lor-Iy, and 4 ron=e9U=us a1g-=lsaliou cf tbs
rcp--Erl1E Il ! uz-z-aI rsslLz.
sEMAEE
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
WE7NEsp4r. N4RcE 5. ls-s

VIZ hsyg 5zss been Informed by Ps-scrs who
k-,E vhgresi thsy sreak. thar ths-s : ugv-
CT IL way AZ expected - arrive any day.
s=c rev toeozctIves- ard ahczs ssn miles of
s;eel r4zls, and taat there sre On the beach AZ
Hshzfli EE.997 rz5fro4& s5es for the WaileSr
1-G E2-ak-arrss Sao-e Li1e Railroa3- By
-. !; sP7ea-s shas re above raiiroas VII X
-se 6-Ss ons b1li oa thsse Islands Push %
EE= sz,s-r-lses- Ta4s = whAE we ike % see.
E5.A Railroads, Tslspe1ues and Tslsg-aphs,
E1E4a zsi : bczn6 % prove hat she lives,
zz5 tAa- hsr PeCpls Az alive . The sgIris q
1870. .. sas AEs.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05

whise settlers. IrSeeS, 50 great was the rersi
a. rhe Gzse Of the last Sccccnss, that the
whites hsG to invoke the prVtecsIon Of q Brit
isl rnaa-cf-wsr, then lying AZ SsqUluaslt,
which we are pleased so lean was promptly
granted. But how hersSlissins i IS for tse
people Of : great ns,soa like the Unlssd States
70 be compelled u sckaowis3ss the criminal
usslscs q the military ard naval authoriisss
os thssr eozns-y IN leaving thsn Ehus defence
less. TIE newspapers q tie States aTe rirg-
i-s the charge sbouI the ears Q; the Washing
lo2 zgiho-;iies, f1z shsig rszzlsSnsss IL tbs
iussz,ee, whsch we think vii produce Tbs
desired eject II due rirle-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
Railroad Prospects Ahead.

We learn ircG Eis Ez2sllsucy shs Mislstsz
cs tbs Iz,s-i--, that q has been over the -Cuts
e she cocssz,rLate3 raiIzcai from Kohals .
M4h-kcca, s;zs-4zcs cf so1e 6t.eea niles,
za6 E-.is IL feasible route To TINS end be
rs placed a ec-ps ef eivil engineers IN charge
& - me, wh5 VIII make : rIgId recounols-
sz-es. z-5 = t5s eoE-ss OF fsw weeks tie
s-ss.l-- xii te 5=zs-uzl-s6 Is 20 whether tbs
rad VII Dc luiis Or uos. bas the s-ry1z PrVba-
tzLl.lss are m favc- uf ths rev road
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
Alaska Territory.

Fr1 al acc1Ezts fr1u AI2zk1 Tsrriscry
Ez zz-hsr he fae1 that rke Iadizas Of sTfEz
ara thrzarzuiug TIE white popzIaticn q that
laczliry UiEh szrsru.iaatiou- SotuIthz-a1d-
Eg tbs state ef afairz, tkz Unitai States
GsFs-uneat seems o have been vary rsn.isz
Il zcs h@Ti-g tt= zecessary force, both I4ad
and l1Tzls 70 gzzrzztze prgtsctisn to The
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05

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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05
For Sale.

- THOSE DESIRABLE PREMIsEs 80
E:ss 10 Hli0, II 4ad ~ aaEzn, 1t present -. q
Ill eapied b. L. Ssyer4nce. Esq rrhe house . -
tTc-stoTy (iz roors). with b4tb and ssFvants
b14rterE, stable, etc. Terms liberal. Apply 70
J. n. cOSkY HonolaIu,
10 Or G. RIcaA ksos, Hilo.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-03-05

Frsz = NLz1in g-11, ta= A.zsE 5lss We have a 70
FsHrzArT I:sA- Ta-rs great deal Of azIizsy
f.ir =tztEsr TIE Prssiz1t e tie Uzi-sd St4rss
<aaIt aizz tie 4a-5-Csizsss EzI- TIE New Ts-t
FEEers zrzzE taz Prssi..1tta to sssa TIA Ei Ths
saz. issliHZ =lz uazifssr4i ~ Iaatizg z=z sf all
Far-z C L1a Elsr- TIE Iz4izg z4z a tie Mstaaiss
sA9r-a II SsF E.rk opposed tag sizzizE e tie szI,
All % Izea nza az EELaz LIsyi G1rrissz,
sa-Pasu L Eao,1taris Hserg EIri Beecas- All a
4 sszzrS- Mr- Bss1zzr q e-sEl-sd Eitz aaEzz
E1Esz Gr-srazes ta Es fseiiagH Il ssrzaa II Ply
a1-E szz--a the IIiz az Fs6Ezzzy II ths fsgIs#-
HE saFaatle zLazE.
II sogi- ssz--1l Ezls I EszI5 Ike q .szsr,l I
Es1tt ssot s1-h Esiss - FlsEiz zrs1 srs ss4-Izz
sgziasE .a1s EEzz-s1s Ell sE.i11i4z Chl-L1-za i-sz
sgr eagztrE Il E1G4. maze rEs Per sgz1slz az1 fLI
fr1E the 1LH1 Gf tie Prssikrt 1sf1rg lie eaEli 2
r. LAPPlI1Az- Es have szf4--zd the spezizz :.
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tEez i1<l- es1zsrEEll tElhs-s- zz1 csE tEaE r.sy
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Ergzcss AID al Gtser uIrsEa, car Csz ZrzsI IA szsy
Eita 4 an Eaisa szEs ID t5<z .Tsa cazzss eszs.
EsZ are b@r1Er EgrEzsn ycG live zsrz ecsczzi-
ealIT Tsz s1Fs zsrs, and VII defszz czr "A 2
gLr-z fun Faz- zPssiEisz[ L a Al sz--zgs azd
a. zEAzg zEl.1 ezEEt rss q szAiz czF lad, az1
FsE AcG sgsry EseSr VII &c stzrzzlIT si4zsi II gs-
q zss see !. tat tsis 5se5 a nas -szscazz;zd
Sod szE@Ess frsz Esz taGr yea VIA 1ss tee political
power EAicA Ee s4s gIgs1 ysE ts sz1s Eziez WI
EzE-s1k tia E1-1- Ct a1z4zi-g well AZ 70 his sEz
g.sT!-"
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SsE Tarx KAT tSe Er7 Ct EIllzzzz, B-4neHzr5 {
Co, q saz Frzzcisc1s kas tesa 6sszaIEea b uz-
tLH eDosea- Mr. Ela1s2ar. reti-ilg and Nr Vi
Rams rezz1saizg. Eko =li ez-r7 oz The bGsiness il
the Old Er1 Eal.. az1 wa las tie setting y q
lie lz41rz CT the I4Ie Er-
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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-02

Hayes has vetoed the army ap-
preparation bill, in 50 doing has
done what many Democrats SINGER
ely wished he would do, namely,
fixed the issue for the next presi-
dcntial campaign, In 1880 the two
great parties will be ranged on eaah
side of the question, whether or not
the American people want THEN
elections carried on under military
supervision. And the principle
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than one hundred years ago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-02


attorneys for Plaintiff, III
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-05-02
FoREoLosuRN SALE.

State of WiseonSin Iowa County Cir.
cult Court.
Louisiana Maddin, Plaintiff, against
Harvey ). kcNrS, Sarah keycs (his
wite). j. a. Hazard, and l.. a. Bishop
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that hy
virtue OF and pursuant 10 judg
ment of foreclosure and sale rem
dcrcd IN the above entitled action
IN Sall Iowa County Circuit Court
on he ist day Of April. a. u. 1878,
viii expose for sale and sell 1T public
auction 10 the highest bidder tor cash
III the front door Of the Court House
in the village of nodgcvile. In said
County, and State. ON Tuesday, the
9th day of May, ND. 1870, ut o'clock
IN the afternoon Of said day the fol-
lowing described mortgaged premises,
or SO much thereof ~ shall he neces-
sarN To raise he amount Of said iudg-
mcnt, interest, costs, and cost Of sale,
tu-Wit'
Lot Ne. eight (sl. and that part of
lot No. fifteen (la)deScrihed as follows
Commencing AZ the south westerly
corner of said lot No. IL, thence east
erly along Fountain street thirty five
(3a) feet. thence nurtherly on il line
parallel With the west side VI said lot
No. il. to the northern boundary
thereof. thence westerly along tho
northern boundary line to the north
west corner Of said lot No. Ii, thence
southcrlN along the west line of said
lot No = 10 the place Of beginning
all Of said lots being III block thirty
one taln Strong and others addition ID
lhc Village tnoM city Of Mineral Point
County and state aforesaid.
Dated Sherin's office Dodgeyillc
Iowa County, Wisconsin, this sth day
Of April. \. H. 1919.
THOMAS BLACkNEl.
Shcrltl Iowa to, Wis
HENRY Il SMITH,
attorneys for plaintiif. a5