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THE COURTS.

RECORD OF 1he trocos""s' % ~, 1se'a a.a..s.,,.r
Jneoo L. Dc Houu'cs H4co o'l' ssee'u"5
against hts former partner, Alagnua Johnson,
nskn nsxtnsrs ass nssu' D" @ coudros Joys TINT IN
tho sprnE o. 1910 he' oe'ns tne o"ne. o. q., .ne
schooner j. 7. Dc Coudrcs, agreed 10 'e1 dohh-
son use her during that soason' and to apply
v an1 1SS 1ohnsos saary a. mastcr, townrd lie pay
ncnt Of q note for sSo DUO oy conp'a'naa. 70
johnson. The latter thcroupon took posseHslo"
OF the vessel, and. as is charged. realized large
profits from her, which ho converted 70 h's own
use Instead of crodislug tho same on the note
10 o1so RIM nm some $500 Of debts, which be-
49,. 1tons ag,fnat Inn srhooner. and which
came aenA asa'nss ,,.,a, usao 1s ~ os, snort t,n,
aeo, also, johnson recovered Judgment for S5ls
AGAINST De Coulres on tho aforementioned
a nn.s and t,,o slorilr las seized and advertised
w., o.e' .shno"rr sa @ for sula Under Tho execution.
and he now files his bill asking johnson 10, to ns- X;
count Tor rue piohsa ,1, ms ~ ~
o senonme.t ,,n, mma II ,hn nrcsat suit is decucd,
us 'uoHtnen' ""'" ,,,voucpa.
bsrah Howard Iseu ,a.a. nnt nn ,hc ollcrcn
ground OF crnclty. ,..n. u,
dyorso ymago 70 9o MIatcr from Lzo Mnker
for dcscrtion, md 70 Mary berry IRON Wllilam
W. Berry for blgai,y.
Judge Williams granted degree O. divorce 10
STeS sTonna Of drunkenness.
1rrMs.
.,o e., ,,.rac.io, J., ,be forec,osurc
anil nhe 81 apIo so Farmsrs M Loa1, & Trust Company
nennt se mestec we nct,rc .t',,rc nra,n,nonu this
WIN come "p pc'o'o '''"ee ''' u''''''~'1 '"''
m9TnioE }, ,no,,o,o t.ourt will not meet until
, 1879-05-20

week, wllet their contents could bc pnil for.
All right,' responded thu toun,tymafs, md hc
set the Jugs down anil vent away. And there
iNrhn vessels hnvo stood ever since, anl have
never been Glnptfed.
, 1879-05-20
COUNTY BOARD.

tVUNl1 DVAAUs
1cnrral 1suatHess Ycatrrt1ny-Thc Court.
IIouac-1lott"n tslcc an.l W'rse l,nnns.
A regular meeting OF the Comfy Board IVES
held yesterday afternoon. All tic Commts.
sloners were present except Mr. Burling.
Under The head OF unfinished business, the
question OF building a fence around The Cour-
~ Hospital was taken up.
Fitzgerald remnrked that the question wns
uu last year, md It wns decided to lay II over
until the county could utforti TO erect n brick
wall with stutlp coplnE,-n wall III Keeping
With tl,e beauty OF the iAli1dtng. 1t wa de-
signed to nut n lumber fence around ihe llos-
cd that II they wished to fence It In they should
cxucnd the additional anount OF money neces.
aary 10 construct Il durable work.
In the opnon Of NJ B[Sdsy W9Gc as nha1ns lemeo
tcr!stic vagucness, gavo his Views npon the
mu,tcr, md wound Up BY moving TINT bids bc
asked for the erection OF wooden, Iron, md
Tie n,attcr gas laid upon the tahlc in accord.
nncc with n motion by Commissioner B0cse.
The appointment Of Matfon Of tile Cook
County Hospital WIS then constt!ereti. num-
bcr Of letters wcro rend testny!nG 10 m Tue a.. es-
M. Prosscr md Mrs. John Hamilton.
Mr.. stewnr. moved That the Mntron's salnry
he lxcd At *80 month.
Az anleMaeM1 W. Was ,ar,oa 1Gea ~ ,Mn 1'n.n;,ni
.lnsane-Asylum. and Poor-llonse Afa.r3ns DO
smnl. 4 vote was taken ni'1 thu amendment
lost by roto Of Il TO Q. .,.---,
when Fitzgerald put Mrs Prosscr In nomination
unii Wheeler selected Mrs.. Hamilton.
Mrs. Prosscr was ileclnrod elected by to TO 2.
THE couRT-HorsE.
number ot comm4h'entions q slnala ptiu.
1c Importance were rcau; ~ nosb na,',.eS inSteSE y
o. w9leh "ns ulo ~, tnii,,-inr' 'offect ~
Cook roanly.;GEsrLENEN:, THIS several lrawings I,s
and sucGacnons ten1tsa LOT .no ntGsnv' a Mork "a,
et sna II ia vary csisav to III tue work In
peet, ,,,.r hMN - otf.t. 1irss Grn.nrnnf work: scc
..rs n, nnst.rfnr. Third nlntnb!ng nnd eas.itttn0:
u1 Sn%r,h4 n" carncutry; ntth, steam heat.
ing; sixth, painting MI! Glazing.
nrst s t1sG % s 1S will %.spa. no 3a
tcra, and would tGcomcnd ,a t. y3n1 G eona,doFa J.
ton tae ,sIt winw n eeonnr and snateh
=" r ~ iishinc Of The interior. WsssctfuIIy,
nit, communication Uas rorcrrct to TIC Joint
.,o,1ats,stcs anls on W,si,I{ncs and Service,
fsnmntro,inr Forwrll called tile attention OF
Boaa to tns ssi o. hs - etS ~ nTsst rasmt e
nn,1,!nr euu,5 i to 80715 Tic mnttcr,Saa placed
~, H. ~ tin Cn,mttI &C On City Relations
N he Aos n1ssad W t' IN acrnrd win rceotnu,cna
tson Gy " lie Finances Committee, to par $4,000
70 uo AVE. s91 ~, "eorv" T., thefs cnntrn.f
thc atnot ,In,t t,ivor A., iniennifylur bnud for
| ala mn
slo,o"' r,rrr,os 1upurs.
\ he.~ ivy 80, -, L., .,
lengtny iGnoss so,vIs VIZ ,nnn rar,oi', sbircts
nttco ~ tn II wi,icl, ,vos tint reintinu
| canning judicial election. Tint Committee tie.
, 1879-05-20

The distinguished prlna, donnat Nine. Rnse,
.'thoy aoen 10 act especially Mpon the organs Ut
tho voice md rsodncsa CLEAR ondncfatton." Colds,
ho,rseness, Of thEnat can SCARCELY px!st when
this fayoflte remedy ID used. IL ceNts q box.
, 1879-05-20

10 thu Editor " The Trtbt.ns.
CHICAGO, May 1o.-You say in your Sunday
edition, in apeakiug OF tho Democratic nomina-
tlou, that the Republicans didn't object to Judge
McAllster. Is IT Il fact or Gun 1t be possible
that tho ucopIe OF this city have forgotten the
thirteenth jurymau tn tho Sullivan trialf Yours
truly, REPUBLICAN,.
, 1879-05-20

70 the Editor OF m. Tribune.
CHICAGO. hIny 10.-1 understand that dcn.
George ", Smith says ho will accept tho nomt-
patton for Supreme Judge In casc lie is notnf-
nntcf. Why wouldn't TINT be d good thing for
thc Republicans to dot llo Is young, E,onular,
and las, seems to lnc, every element OF suecsss
, 1879-05-20
Nut a T.atlIllst.

Nut a E.&tIIiI8t.
Ono OF the country members OF tho Nov York
Statc Assembly tte0lier day concluded sneecl.
IL follows: "What Is this sound that We heart
1t Is, sir, tho yors Of t!,o vox populi demanding
the Iassage of tAlshllll"
, 1879-05-20
Durnctt's Flavorinc Extracts give satisfaction


IN ORDER 10 ACCOMMtiDATE our EUAiElNnus
pattans ttronfha1t tls caty - aars = tse.n.as
tcow, rhrta VIII ba taxen f9t tic
pric i. charged II tho Msn pnlcc. aud w bc !ceeltnA
nn!ti aotioek T. NJ during I'll" 5eek' a'a un'a 0 p H.
" j. 4 II. slMMs nuoksc!lep and ssas!oacra, ia
II. ii: WaLnES. Ecxs!cales, staisousF, etc., 100
i;GliEiIT TtiIIGslsTt,S, West. t.sdo News Depot !
Illus Island Az, G9Eacr u l!al,ted..f. ,. v
Goods, TN I1kE-st.. rnfnEf Lincoln.
, 1879-05-20

I1IAMUSp. JEWELKY. IOtls!lEn F!EE ~
= shafXs by A. LAuuEttBAGh. p!atnoaQ JeHeuy
/ tpui uinclurer, 10 Madlson.ut., secpud luss.
, 1879-05-20

WANTED,,A SMALL. NICE CHEAT stIDu1tnAE
W plAcG IN Evanston or tfYfe PItk Adtresa, Giving
rnrtttulars and price. Q -, Tribune o1lce.
, 1879-05-20

T1fAE0B TIMED,
PIANOS lsETAIHKp.
ttIttlANA NErA1UKD.
We atnp]oy cprps OF ten Of the best WDrktAua that
money can hire, and guaraItcn the hlg!fst cinss Ut
work At moinrate pficcs- lid Instruments a'ads IL
look like now II desired,
'0~ LYUN d ttEALY.
I7TANTEil-1 0o0D PIANO, TRADE FO1l STOCK
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-26

H LID AMERICAN HOrEL
% EStabli shed about 1890
Resuctatcd on the European Plan for
Gentlemen only.
TERMS:
Rooms each person per day. so
per week. 90
per mOnth...S and $40
According to location Of Rooms paid
II advance.
BOARD TERMS:
Board aud lodging. 90 per day
Board and lodging. so per week
MEALS.
supper Zoe
MRS. M. j. ARCHER. PprOprietress,
20 George st. corner King.
sep 27 ~ Charleston, sc.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-26
Let US Read,

The great DR.. Johnson was once
asked, who was the most miserable
man, the reply Of the sage was
That man who can not read on q
rainy day" What volume Of truth
in single sentence! Indeed it is a
solid truth :hat the man who has re-
sources within himself for happiness,
is happier and more contentcd than
the cne who seeks his happiness from
sources without. Hence the great
Robert Hall speaks the truth: "Thc
man who can read, and possesses a
taste for reading, can find sufficient
entertainment at home !; the man who
Gun not, is tempted to repair to the
public house for entertainment" 1t
is Indeed esd fact that we OF the
South ase not reading people. and
know ecaEeelS aeything thaS tfans-
piIep oatei6e q oar Immediate range
~ obsegvat;oa. VIII We ever correct
our negligence?
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w. z. Vaaderbiis has increased
tue. imDeRee endowment fund essab.
.ished by his father in founding tho
VandeEbiA University, by the addi-
ton OF oao handred thossaaA dollars
to erect o gyhannsian, civil engineer
ing and scieBiiae bail at the Uniyer-
sity. II the old gentleman wonld
ash ue, We esnlA SELECT bstter object
than o gyanasinna hall 10 shower his
iortuns hpeR. We vere about to say
there ace sofRs ono hundred teachers
in Orangebarg County who woal,'
dclighs 10 take q smls at his fat
puIss, but shsR we refrain. It's no
use for ths world to know how poor
VIC nre.
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Nh. EDlroB In the expression,
''Thsre is an evil genius that shapes
cur ends rough, hew them as we
may" how should "rough" be parsed
II it read. "There is a divinity that
shapes our ends wisely" The word at
the closa would refer to the verb
::'shapes," bus you could not say
that "roagh" Was On adverb, could
Jou9 Yet it evidently mo,lifics the
meaning Of the verb instead of the
noun preceding it. Is not this the
meaning, (which shapes our ends SO
that they arc rough" the ends and
not the manner Of ehaping, hciug
rough? IEQulRER.
According to your way Of quoting
the expression with comma after
trough" the word Tough would
evidently be parsed as an advclb
Webster pays trough" is an adverb
and Sir Walter Scott uses the word
with that meaning in the following
scnteuce; "Sleeping rough i'll the
trenches, and dying stubbornly in
their boats" But according TO oul
way OF thinking onr fair "Inquircr'
has misquo,ed the passage. Shakes
pcarc has it thus: "'There is divin-
tly that shapes our ends rough-hew
them how we WILL" We will be very
glad TO bear from enquirer" again
anl if we can't give satisfactory an
ewe,s, we will insert in the column
und call loudly for help.
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Hsnil Road Schedules.
sOUTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

Commencing Sunday, March I6, 1870,
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
COLUMBIA DIVISION.
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l970.-VOLUME XII.
THB
GHRg9TeA "a "a I'll c 90 ID o R
Established April 8. 1893.

Is Published every Thursday, in Colum-
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The naother's yearniDg, that com
plctcst type OF the life in another life
which ia the essence OF real human
love, feels the presence Of the cherish
rd child even in the base degraded
man, and she secs again her baby's
fnco.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-26

The editor wrote, "Women's Wills"
but the compositor knew better, and
put i, "woman's Wilcs." Poor fellow !!
he had been the victim Of such wilcs.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-26

Mr.. EDITOR In answer to tho
question in the last issue of the DEM.
ocgAr, in regard to the p"raing OF
worth in the sentence, THAT knife
IS worth q dollar" l wonId call
worth" an adjective, modifying
t'knife," SO ii expresses 3 qnali,y
which can be alleged OF noun, and
mohilicd by sn adverb. There is a
einilar sentence in S.ni;h's Gram
snar--FEhat knife is richly wolth f
dollar" c.c. I vii be glad to hear
the opinions of other teac:!ers.
Whose Wall Maps a.e best to use
in teaching Cornell's series Of Geog
raphy? INorrEKE.
+. Stelger, New York, can 'ul nish
descriptive catalogues and price lists
of Globes, Wall Maps, and school
furniture, on application.
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EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.

All communications intended for this column
no"i'l i'r addressed to j. Il. ON. Holloway,
.ts1., who has kindly consented TO edit it,
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In call for Teachers Conven-
ton in Laurens County, the teachers
arc urged to attend, and the following
novel idea is given them:
"It is not, therefore, matter Of
option With teachers in the employ.
ncnt OF the State, and receiving its
funds, whether to attend its Conven-
lion or not, 40 they may happen to
feel ut the ti,ns but in the opinion OF
those connected with the manage
incnt Of our educational system it 10
lhe obvious duty OF Teachers, who
respecs the astberity Of the State, to
tay seide eaesything else, close np
their Gcheeaspsons, and make every
r0aSonehae aaaaSsaee t3 10 present de-
ring IT'D eOeaiono."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-06
SALE.

Whereas Nicolaus Burger and Elisa
his wife, by their certain Mortgages deed
with power of sale, dated the 25th day of
September1S75 and recorded in the recorders
office of Gasconade county, in book Y, page
237. conveyed to Maria Eberhardt the fol-
lowing described real estate to-wit
Block No. 1 on east Fourteenth street in
the corporation of the town of Hermann,
said Block comprising 600 feet front on said
east 18th street by 100 feet depth and RUM
ing north of said east 14th street as per
plat of the town of Hermann.
Which said conveyance was made to secure
the payment of a certain promisory note in
said mortgage deed described, and
whereas said note, has become
due and default has been made in the pay
ment thereof and the interest thereon, now
therefore I, Che undersigned mortgage
will, in pursuance of the powers in
me vested. proceed to sell the property here
inbefore described at public vendue ON
Saturday the 10th day Of August, 1879.
between the hours of 0 o'clock in the fore
noon and 5 o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the front door of the Court house in
the town of Hermann, county of Gasconade
and state of Missouri, to the highest bidder
for cash in hand, to pay the principal and
insterest on said note and the costs of exec
cutting this trust.
MARIA EBERHARD,
Mortgapee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-06

2ebten SOnnta9 Morsen itarb
Sen. SbieIOs in Sttumtuo, Solua gan,
uncrmartef' Oerictbe nabm rpdbreuo
Der IeBt,n 80 5abren in rer YoIitit cine
betOerrdgenOe Stsqune elm uao bate
ole %ieItene Gbre orei peridiercne Staa.
ten i'm Senate Ser Ser. Staaten rcprd,
ientirt al baben, ndmIid Sqinois,
Wlnneiotd un6 Nfinouri, letteren
Staat befanntIid nur auf ie6s @o6en.
Sb:slbs battle rue9eu feiner Sapferfeit
uno ieiuen Grfolgeu I'M meritaniiben
&rie8e Den Stang ejnss 9eueraI'W oiers
erbolten uno %Ieiitete i'm @nfanae oes
Eesten Srie9es Der 8esjerun9 beoeutenoe
Oienite bis i'm cine fdwere 9ermun-
oung sunng gu r~eisuiren. SbieIts
tuurbe 1910 in SrIauo aeboreu uuo
uunoerte 1926 mad ben Ser. @taoten
Gus. no er fd offs @bpotat %ousbiIsete
unO fpater nit erobem grfolg f9 IN
Die poIit,f9s Mrsna besa6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-06

Rm 9ttten Sonntn9 MfOraea itarb
9elr SrisbriA $. Sl;nBe nab sinem
lauapicrigen Sranten.agcr I'M Nlter
pon 81 SNhr,u. @crr Slln9' mar. oil:
genIeiu betunnt uuo erfrtu;e lid Der
Ndtuna oucr iciner Mtitbi:r9er. Sie
Beeroiguua fans AM Wontda Nudmit.
tag ur,tcr uubcrOrbcntIld Sublrsidsr
SetbeiIiguna Der Tinmobnerldnft Ser
MAINS duf Dem itd otiidtn SrienbOie
itstt. Sic 0ermInuer Seuerpebr,
Siiber'S Brass 8ano uno bic 9eleIl
idaft 9armnnie, weI6en S~rganilatiO
nen Ger Ye1itorbene nnntbort bate
9aben ibm in corpora oIs lcste SeIetts.
ibnl Die Grrc Iriht fcin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-06-06
Sruifee gScrbcnbluu aem.

3eueImGB'ae %eriomm!un9 am 2.
Stunt 1879.
NnweienO Die 9erren Gigen, 9onef,
S7cpp uno Sobns.
Die Y~rototule DER Sibuugen BON s.,
6 IL. 10. uni 26. Mtai purOcn GER
Ieien unO angeuommen.
8eidIoNen, ZAP Is. @raf 4 SO.
$4,000 geboten wer0e fur ben Druid
BON 500 Gop;eu Der StaotoroinanSen
l(250 IN Seutide uno 25O in GnJIt-
iber Sprabt.)
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| tbumern in Der gtdbe beS NI0rftAauies
| aeitattet lei cine Giiterne al GER Wfartt
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b6uoe ~ bauen unO Dap 0ae gSaner
pom Iude oeS Mtarftbaules in bieiclbe
g~cIeitet werbc.
Nahtebenoe Tednungen puroen an
Qenommen unb CUR 3ablung an lCpitIcn:
u. 8obnett fur Strd6euarbeit 500
Nic 9tief 9.05
WaanuS @iQ Nfilgtn 1.5O
III. 9iobpu 0eeo 2.5O
Die 8urGI6aft oe5 9errn Iua. @obIt
iur Die rihtige 9~eituns Der Sabre nit
9ru. Guaeu Nune uuo N. 3orrGn ais
Siirgeu murbc anQenommen.
SeidlOnsn am 3. SUM, Ibents G
llbr cine SpeSiaI SiBun9 nbSubaIten.
8ei6lo6sn, 9srrn 3o:pn $27.0C
fur GrtrasNrbeit unr Sdreibmoteria'
lien ;H e~rlaubeN.
8ef6IoNen, ben Goufta5fe Sner 81
beauftragen Slaae 9egen @ottItst
Streder ~ brin3en nm Die Soften Del
GntiernuRa BON Steincu aus Der NQci
bel ieinem 9auie einiutreibeu.
9ierauf Ssrtuauna.
81. st 0 b y n, GGerf.
Spe;ioI @erIammlun9 am 3, Sun
1879.
Qbneieno Serr Sropp.
8eidIofeu ben Damn an Der 8aih
inatou Strase unb Der Naep swiideI
Der 2ten unit 3ten StrdBe Is SUP uorb
LID gu oerlesen.
Sierauf 8ertagung.
81. &obpn, @lcrt.
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@erKc si0easMna
Sic nnterseiHnete Dir6 am

Sic rnterseiHnete iDirb am
eamstag, ben 7tsn SUM, 1879,
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einsn Ssisofen, Gnubforren, Betttsl.
Zen. GpieseI, SdmoTsprefe unO olIsr.
lei Observation-Disclosures, 2 6ldfHen.
aigc, SeiIe unb. 9triGe, 2 Wonaen,
@sgte, Sbiren. Senferrabneu 1 9i6fe
&Ieioer uuO on0ere @eeenffdnos Jul sabI-
reid UNI fe oQe bier onsufihren.
Beoinaunaen: @ummen unter
$500 baar, uno SIS. 90 nnD barber elm
Credit bon 6 Ionnten ssssn 9ote nit
9Efttfue %. Raisfr.
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