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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25
For the Tt.es
From Skull Shoals.

Mr.. EDITOR We were visited with good
rain last week, which was greatly needed, not
only to soften the ground for the plowman but
to keep wheat, oats, &C.. growing. The area Of
wheat is much less than formerly, (the fall being
very rainy but what was sown is looking we'll
but remembering the old adage, "there is many
a slip betwixt the cup md lip" we are not dis
posed TO brag much on wheat as yet. There is
one thing very certain however, about it, it is
safe from the incursi0ns Of spike nose hegs,'
and "muley -lls'' and that is one consolation
Corn planting on uplands oil done, and those
who are so fortunate as to own cultivatabe bot
toms preparing them for planting.
More cotton has been planted than usual, up
to this time, though many farmers have planted
none yet. The area of cotton will be as much,
than last year, and we are all expecting
to get a big price for it.
Fruit all killed, except in few orchards
Peach pies, Apple doing" &C., will be few and
far between this year. LITTLE JIM.
DEATH ONE WEEK AFTER MARRIAGE.--Last
week we published the marriage notice of Mr..
Philemon Sanders and Miss Blaucet Garrett,
daughter of MIR. j. w. Garrett, of this place.
This week it is our sad duty to announce the
death Of Mr.. Sanders. He was married on
Wednesday the 9th inst, and started off on q
bridal tour with his lovely bride on the same
morning, on the train for Charleston, en- route
for his fathers residence near Walterboro, In
Colleton County, reaching there on the next day.
On last Wednesday, the 10th inst, just one
week after his marriage, he rode up to the town
of Walterboro, seven miles from his fathers
residence, and while paying visit at DR.. G. NJ.
Rivers house, about o'clock in the afternoon,
the terrible tornado struck the town Of Walter
boro, and he was among the number killed by
the falling of DR.. Rivers house during the
storm. !,
Mr.. Sanders and Mr.. a. G. Floyd of this
place, had been engaged for the past year in
mercantile business at Fishdam, in Union coun-
ty, on the Spartanburg Union Railroad
Spqrtanburg Herald.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

Unwilling tho Confederate Monument.
The ceremony of unveiling the Confederate
Monument at Columbia has been appointed to
take place on the 18th of May, instead of tho
10th, as first announced.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

Bs5l- Cotton brought from to 1OS cents in
this market last week In Charleston liz was
paid.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25
The Last Snow Storm.

The Last Snow Storm.
On Saturday last snow fell in the State of
New York to the depth Of 20 inches n level.
We hope that's the last of such cold comforts
until next winter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

A WORD ABOUT INTERCEPTING LETTERs.-The
Raleigh Observer calls attention to the fact that
section 1902 Of the Revised Statutes provide
that any person who shall take any letter, pos
tal card or packet from the postotfce, or from
carrier, or which has been in the custody of the
carrier, before it has been delivered to the per-
son to whom it is directed, with q design to OBJ
struct the correspondence, or pry into the bust
ness or secrets of another, or shall secrete, en-
bezzle or destroy the same, shall be punished by
a fine not exceeding $500, or imprisonment at
hard labor for not more than year, or by both
1t is not necessary that the letter be sealed, it
may be only u postal card the offence consists
in obtaining possession Of it in any way after
it has been posted. and reading it before it
comes into possession of the person to whom
it is addressed.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

BY the laws Of this State fine of $40 will be
imposed on any one robbing mocking birds
nest The informer gets onc-half the fine, Trial
justices have cognizance. lr :
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

How THE STALwAHTs SAW HIM ENTER.-This
pleasing contribution was yesterday made by
the New York Tmes, says the New York World,
to the candidacy of Gen. Grant at the expense
of the business interests of the whole country.
Aluding to n speech by Senator Dawes it said :
In the very midst of his address, and while
he was in most bitter and unmeasured terms de-
nouncng the methods of the shotgun leaders,
that idol of the White League, Wade Hampton,
accompanied by his distinguished chief of staff,
General NJ. c. Butler, entered the chamber
The presiding officer, bowing as good Dem
ocrat should, at the entrance Of such worthy
representatives of the shotgun power, asked
Mr.. Dawes to suspend his remarks. That
gentleman was obliged to do so. and then
The leader Of the Black Horse Cavalry, suppor-
ted by Gen. Butler, in full suit Of Confede-
rate gray, walked down to the desk and was
sworn in as alSenator Of the United States.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

Frightful tornado passed over Tuscumbia.
Ala, on Tuesday. blowing down houses, church
es, telegraph wires, and oyerturning empty
cars.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

/. Administrators Notice.
A LII persons having claims against the es-
IA tate Of Warren E. Davis, deceased, arc
particularly requested 70 present them to mo
Immediately.
s ~ Adm'r.
April rs IL A..
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1879-04-25

TIE FENCE LAW IN ANDERsoN.-The fence
law is gradually gaining favor oil over the State,
and just now the farmers of Edge6eld arc de-
batting as to whether or not they should have
its provisions extended to their County. Unless
Edge6eld has considerably more timber than
most of the other Counties in the up-country,
and great deal more than il has any use for
ut present, will be able to utilize in the future
unless her farmers have great deal more time
in which to split rails, build and repair fences,
etc., than those of sister counties, she will find
the fence law great blessing. Indeed, we be-
lieve every county in the State, with one or two
exceptions, would find this law beneficial 10 the
interests of its citizens. Let those who doubt
it come to Anderson, where 1t has been in ope-
ration only one year and three months, and see
for themseles what it has done for our farmers
Hundreds-we might truthfully say thousands
of acres of productive land have been put in
cultivation that had long since been thrown away
simply because it could not be fenced and which
was fast going to ruin the quality of our stock
is being improved while the quantity is being
reduced the value of our farms is being en-
HANGED the labor and money that was formerly
put in long aud unbroken lines of fencing is be-
ing devoted to permanent improvements in the
way of good houses, comfortable and cheerful
homes-blessings that all mankind crave arc long
for--and in many other ways we are reaping ines
timabc benefits from its wholesome operation.
Those who opposed its adoption in this County
now see and recognize its wisdom, while those
who favored it enjoy many benefits they never
dreamed of obtaining from it. The universal
verdict is the law is most excellent one, and
we would not be without it for any consideration.
anderson Inteiitgenccr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06
Semi.WeekIy Wisconsin.

This edition Of THE WISCONSIN has been en-
larged to 36-column paper, practically with
out advertisements, so that each number con-
tains twice SIS much reading as an ordinary
newspaper. II shy all odds tbs cheapest and
best newspaper in the state. The publishers
desire to extend its circulation and for this
purpose, and without reducing its regular
price OF $500 per annum, will send il
SIX MONTHS FOR 90
As means Of introducing il TO those who
do not now take it. This offer viii only remain
open till January LIST. 1880.
Address, CRAMER AIKENs Il CRsMER.
MilwAukee
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06
LOvF-sONG.
.yrKR THE ANTIQUE BY W. n. BRIGGS.

can the facets of the dew
BID them sparkle for thine eyesl
Ron ;he volets tender blue,
Borrowed frOai less azure skiesl
And charm the Rose, that softly CLOVIS,
70 lend Thy cheek its changing dytsl
But a EN- not, Maid, an honest mind
such hekIe toys ss these may win;
ire paiuted rind may charm and blind,
Ye dare not show the chart within,
Dear Maid sweet, shy Rose thou art
Ah-tsll me hath the Rose hearth
--lSTibaer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06
A Blockade that should be Raised

HE egress from the system Of waste ma
era through the natural channels should be
tg14ered free, without loss OF time, when a
...eSade L. produced by al attack OF consti-
tau9a, Q disorder which If it becomes chronic,
productive Of serious bodilymischief Jaun-
tts' severe headaches, nausea, dyspepsia, the
-5~@i coucomitants OF the malady mentioned,
81. g.. ma cate that the bodily functions are ma
.,.'tts IAstrfered with Hostetters Bitters il
2,-eu-arl~ gffisacious in cases o, this sort
.- 5s1der- the habit Of body perfectly reru-
y ID 8 medicine greatly to b. preferred 10
.-e estlsrucs, which are well calculated to
" On. ulhappily slso to weaken the
--. We say unhsppily, since such
-.s.Ae- SIRE the fayyrite resource OF maLy
ADVISED persons. who resort To them uron
rival occasion, and greatly to their
-rt aud injury.
SSa men 20 west. Learn Telegrsr,hv
3 --.1nu guaranteed. Address r. Y.I.T STTyF.
ssF, JanesFille, Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco

The Ladies are all buying Madame Lorraine s
Bosom Shapes. See " ad. " in another column.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06

An old physician, retired from practice, having had
placed in his hands by an East India missionary the
formula of simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure for Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh Asthma, and all Throat and Lung affections,
also positive and radical for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having tested its
wonderu curative powers In thousands OF cases, has
felt 1t his duty to make it known 10 his uterng fell
lows Actuated by this motive and desire to relieve
human suffering will send free of charge to ell who
desire it. this recipe, in German, French English,
with full directions for preparing and using. Sent by
mail by add essing with stamp, ning this paper.
W. SRERAR, ll9 Powers Block. Rochester, n Z.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06

The delicate membrane which envelopes the
lungs, and lines the air passages, is exceedingly
sensitive, and slight irritation Of it increases
and spreads very rapidly. Remembering this,
use if you are attacked by cough or cold,
that Incompatible pulmonic and preventive OF
consumption, DR.. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs, which invariably gives speedy relief
and ultimately effects complete cure in all
cases where the breathing organs are effected.
Use it in time and prevent serious bronchial
trouble. Sold by all Druggists
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06
Farmers! $3,OO0,OOO

can be saved every year by the farmers
in this country if they will properly
color their butter by using Wells, Rich
ardson q Co.'s Perfected Butter Color.
1t gives splendid June color and never
turns red.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06

SHALLOW blowing impoverishes tbs
'oll and decreases production. Subsoii-
ing sound land, that is not wet, is Also
aminently conducive to decrease produc-
lion. Deep plowing greatly improves
'ae productive powers of every variety
Of sod that i not vet.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06
OswEGo STARCH F.CToRY, n. Y,
Oct. D. 1878.

II. W. Johns, 81 Maiden Lane, ". y:
DEAR SIR-We have several acres of your
Asbestos Roofing on our buildings. The first
roof, put on fifteen years ago, is in good con-
dition, and We prefer it to any others.
Yours respectfully,
II L1NGSlApiA & SAAa
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06

EACH maker Of Cabinet or Parlor Organs
advertses his own as best. But the examina-
tons at the great worlds exhibitions have but
one result. At every one for d dozen years
Mason d Hamlin Organs have been found best.
They are awarded the gold medal a. the Paris
Exhibition this wear
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06

H. W. JOINS Asbestos Liquid Paints are
strictly pure linseed oil paints and contain 70
water. They are the best and most economi-
cal paints in the world. Send for samples TO
81 Maiden Lane. N. Y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06
MASON & NRMLIN CABINkY ORGAN,

Demonstrated bess by HlGIiEST HukORN AT ALL
WORLDS ENPOSiTlONS VbH iWEiN O. EARS,
viz! 81 PANS, lsd7; VIENNA, 1878, SANTIAGO, ls7h;
PrILApflrHIA, 1876 PAnis, lSis and GtAEp SWEDISH
GoLD NJ EDAL, 1875 Only American OrganB award.
cd highest honors at any snCn. sold tor cash or In
stallments Illustrated Catalogues and Circulars With
tyee and prices, sent free. MASON & uhMLIS
ORNAN 90. NoaToN. NnM Ynnk. or nnIcAao.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06

Tho Curious Machine that a Man Has
Been Working on for Seventeen
Yeare.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06
$500 Reward.

They cure all diseases of the Stomach,
Bowels, Blood, Liver, Nerves, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, and $500 will be
paid for case they viii not cure or
help, or tor any thing impure or injurious
found in them--Hop Bitters. Test
them.-POst
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06

For coughs, colds and throat disorders US,
Browns Bronchial Tro0hes," having proved
their efficacy by test of many years q
cents a box.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06

PREVENT crooked boots and blistered heels
by wearing Lyons Heel Stiffeners Can be
applied at any time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1879-11-06

A CUFF on the ear is worse than two
on the wrists Boston TRANSCRIPT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-27
0eopterte Der'em.
b q y.
(Sortiesuus.)

Tortiesuns.)
Gs ent1tan6 ett furses S6tueiqen, tpdbz
reno beiien t6ebnig's @elidt ole Sarbe
D~erlDren bate. 9Sa5 lie babel lit, tDuBte
Niemano. sic fdnnpfte eirtge Momente
bart nit ibrem eigeneu 6er5em; bauu laste
fe init ianftem Nu8oru6:
vGiebit 0u i'm bsnlt 10 ieDr, Qeontine?"
vSa, 6ebwig, i0 liebe i'm mebr ais
9lIpes in Ser gBtdIt, me6r ais rneinen Gater
nno meine Otlltter-ine1r ais Did, nlei1e
berSise6eotpig, unO tau ienb Neal lnebr ais
mi0 lelbit. SD liebe ibn 10 leDr, oaB i1
lelne Srau ietn m06te. SIT baS nt6t
re0t tDori6t, 6ebipi9 2"
gSie fonnte Oteienige cine lol6e 2iebe
beroamnvlt, !uel0e i'm bod leIbft nit 9Ieiz
der 0eftigfeit Iiebte ?
Sic tiiBte ba5 bIei9e Qntlib Der Granz
fen.
eiebt er Did aud, 2eontine?" frusts fie
nit let6tem 8eben Oer Stilnne.
rSa, i6 bin 9etpiE, baB er mid ltebt.
Seoermann liebt mid ia, 6eOtpig. gu
lel6it BAIT IS mir oft gelagt."
vOas lit pabr! Sn oieiein Sale, tbeuz
critic Sreun0in, 16noelt eS itd inoeB UNI
cine &iebe Don gang an0erer Dirt, Tim cine
QieBe, bic 10 gana ln9letd Der 3pil6en
WeriDan6teH nno Sreu1oet it,"
Sin S6atten Des Summers 5og tpG6reltb
bteier Horte auf einige Womente Iber
0eDDig'S blei6eS @e1iAt.
.Wiabt ba5 ettpas aus 2" fragte 2eons
tine, lnebr ldon nit benz 9lusoruG Der
3uperiibt, ais Der 8erwunberune un6 bes
3weifels. vg8el6en Sinn baben menidz
lide unterl1ieOe Der 2iebe fir mid. ba Tie
iagcn, baB mor9en i6on fir. mid Nues
iroilde 9ieben Elm Grbe bat 2"
vNesbalb t~polteit On Did alio beuns
babtgen, liebcs Sinb, uesbalb iberbaupt
ruratt Denfen 2"
uDu begreiIlt ni6t, 5ebptg". neriebte
bic ldma6e Stimme; vYtiemano begreift
es, auBer i6 ielblt. Sieb, i'd babe ibn
i6on geliebt, ieitbem ih i'm Suerit lab,
uno bon Sag su Sage mebr - u mO9te
ib ieinen 9tanlen trageu, bebor i'd i6eioe.
SD m0dte, OaB Die 2eute an mid bG6ten
ais 2~cuntine SeepaIo, niht ais 3eonttne
CARRIERS. Menn Der Sob al Mid berans
tritt, m06ts ib Bertrams 6atb baIten,
tbm ms 2luge bli6en, nit mcinem Sopfe
on ieiner Uruit rubeM. Oann ipilrbe i6
0tube %iiuocn. Nd, 6eopi9, bent bod
oaran, tuie bal6 ib itcrben mus, Die jung!
sou mein @noc nidt Ieibt ietn ? Die @rs
J inner1n9 oaran wIlrOe Dir naa meinem
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-27
Uetter Vitus*
grsdBluns pom GGiiestuBart.
(S6lub.)

(S6lub.)
Ser So6n ieiner S6fpeIter, SituS 6eH>
mig, bate nit lei1er %Oftener, gemltb> uro
BumorpoIen Itntur lein ganSes 0erS ges
mOnnen. Sbm Dertraute er unbeoingt,
bate CT bod Den &uaben in nG6lter 9tGbe
aufmahien, butte CT ibm bod gum titdtigel,
geilti9 gefeltigten Ofanne iper0en leben,
unO Da Der iun9e 6euipig, na6oem ct Dor
etipd 3tpet Sabren, mad 8eelotgung letner
iuriittiden Stubien uno Dem Sooe letnes
8utcrS, Gut 3iCfcnitein ilberNommea,
nidts @lltgereS Su tbun gebabt, als ltd
itcrblid in ieine ib0ne Goufine gu berliez
ben, 10 bate Oas Satport, DaS ibm Wttlttta
i'm Dori0en Sabre gegtben, auleitig Die leb>
bafteite 6reuOe berporgerutet.
Seitbem mar eS nieOer laut getporben in
benz einiamen 6aule bes SabrtfSberru
unb bod beberber9te basielbe in ieinen
9dumen Elm langiam DabtnfrGnfeInoes,
iungeS 2eben.
Otorp, cine entfernte 8ertpanbte bon
Srau Sourteles, mar ieit Sabren Wtelitz
tbs @efGbrtin. 3mei ibrer SrilDer bate
Gin 2%nngenlciben mitten tpGbrenb i9rer
Stuoien i'll Srforo babingerafft. Die be.
f0r9ten @ltern meinten nidtS Seiieres fir
Die ebenfaus Iebr 5arte Contribution ibrer
Nlorp tbun gu f0nnen, ais bieie Sit ben
9ierpanOten in Oeitcrrei1 81 ielocn. 0as
bortige Slimn ipilrDe tbr SutrG9Ii6er icin
ais Die 9tebel gtoroz@ u9lanb.
@ine Seitlang bate IS aud Dirflt6 ge>
idienen, ais Jet Ser benlmenoe 8ann 9ez
bro6en, Der iber ibrem 0ebeiben gelegen.
Sbre 8ange1 puroen boiler, tbr Scint
roliger, ibr Sang frii6er unO elaitii6er.
9a mar plOblid), Qaen unerfldrli6, eine
2%SenOuug eingetrcten. Gs mai bas I'M
Dorigen CONNER 9etDeien, mttten in Der
id0nitcn Sabrcs5eit, in ienen ionnigeu
Qu9uittagen, ais SttuS Inn Otelitta tparb.
Seitbem fla9te iie aupcilen iber ben
rauben Mino, Der bon ben Bergen nieberz
tuebtc, iiber Die talte 9uft, Die bonn 6Iulie
aufitie9; ieitoem iaB iie oft itunOeulans
fr0itclno in irgeno einem buuflen WinfcI;
lcitOem mClfte Die eben erit erbliibte @ez
iulDbeit lan9iam aber itetig.
Snnige &ie6e Derbano Die 2ei6enbe nit
Otclitta. Die feinen Seibenitidereien bes
8raAtlbleierS ltammteu bon WarD'S
6aHb-in sebn Ga9en mar So6seit!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-27

Sobe nt6t angenebm Iein, tpenn On Dir
ia9en miiBteit, mein lester gSunid lei linz
srfIut 9eblieben. uno ct fann erfiiat
SNber tpie benn 2" fragte 6ebpig nit
tol1loler Sttmme. Sage mir, mas i'd
tbun iou."
vGr lift int 6aule. i'd peiB es", firterte
3eonttne in fieberii6er @rregung ibrer boz
binidtpinOenoen &raft. sd 6Drte ieine
Gritte, tpdbren6 CT an Der Ebiir Doriiber
gtng, t6 fam i'm bon alien auoeren inter-
ideiben. Wtein 6er3 bebte bet bieiem
NGaute. st lit gcfOmmen, nm mcinem
arnlen Bapa 8eiitanO 81 leiiten. SD
netB IS. @r mar thinner 10 gut gegen urs."
VISA, er lit bier, flulterte 6eotpig, Ieiie
3lttsrnb.
p@eb 3u i6m, 6e6tpig! Spri6 nit ibm!
Sag inn, es lei nleilt letter @uul6 =
l1eine lebte 8itte auf gr6ef1, @r niro fie
nIUt Gbl3lo8en. SIS muB ietrt Sag ibnt,
lq fpuroe 0ann ruDtger lterDen rubig
l@lafelt. Sog tbm = adj, 0Gpig, gu
torlllt ia t%aulenomaL eber nit i9m oabon
lpreden ais i'd lel6it. @e6, uu0 beetle
Sid, BORT 0u? Sbide mir meinen 8az
ter, CT miro mid berIteben."
2eOntine rt6tete it6 nit elmer blobli6en
NufDaaung balb empor. Ser NuSoruG
tbreS 0eit6tS erl6reGte 6e0tpig.
vgSenn ct nidt fomlnen mill, tpen1t er
IS ablebnt, 0ann Iaiie gttemanb mir nabe
fommen = b0nn mill i6 etniam iterber.
God, ct tptr6 eS t5u1 uno t9 tperoe -
ieine Satin iein. 8itte, baltic Did ui6t
auf nnb geb!"
8ertpirrt uro befIommen frat 6e6tpig
&robu bonn 8ett ser 9ranfen 3Uriid u1o
DerlieB ltumm bas @ema9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1879-10-27

ttgullg Der einsclnen @ruppen an9ele9cnts
ltde Gldlpra6e na6m nit Dem 6crrn oes
!0aulcS uno oteicm freunolt6 Sfi3Scn BON
neutrality-suspicious. CUR 8%crfiigrng 1teute,
Die CT III Dem Otuieum bcS 8ulat*) alfgcz
nonlncll, nno bic nabSuabnlen 0err Nourz
telleS ernltli6 pIante, pfitT 1ltus, anldets
1lellD leelenoergnilgt, DOT Ii6 bin. 91nn
ltl1o ipann o~llerotngS bra1 ct mlttcn in
Der Wfclooic ab uno fubr ii6 nit oer 0ano
ilber Die Qlugell.
6inter Den ecl6loIicnen SaIoufien ibres
a3llnmers 1lalo inbellen WfeIitta. SDre
tpetBe, lAlatfe 6ano glitt in leidter 8ez
rllbrNng itber 9ldtter un0 GNospenbillhel
pes WtDrtDe1ltofe5, ben lie ielDft geplegt.
sic bate nt6t geabnt, bab ie anoere, ais
SreuoentbrGleu, III DaS feline 2aubiperf
fallen lDliroen = unb ieBt glittcn ie uieoer
Sropfen UNI Gropfet, bittcre, lciDoole
S0mer3enStbrGnen. 9luf Der freien, boben
Gtlrn aber glGn5te ~ertanlpfter @nti6luB:
Wfcl1te tie bod, cS gGbe nut etHet Weg,
oen ic nit @bren geDeu fDnnc; 100 Die
GDre iprad, mubte bas 6er5 idtDetgen.
S0ipule Sommerluft itr0mtc pomWars
ten Deraut, ibr &opf neIgte lib l6tpcr niez
Der, lie trauntte...
90 poro Die Gbiir auFgeriieu. @incr
Der 0ienltleute ~itlrSte bereiu, SdreGen
III allen Glieocrn.
u6rGulcin NteIitta, i6neu, i6nea! 8
@ott, ct lit ~uerungliidt! Die Waidine
bat i9n erfabt! Der lunse 9err--l6neit,
idncll -"
Sic Bate i'm niat au8ipreden Gaiien.
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i6ludt; er lit Der lieblte Treuno Der l6o=
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-05-15
CALIFORNIA,
THE NEW ORGANIC LAW ADOPT
ED BY NEAR TEN THOUS-
AND MAJORITY.
The Opposition Of Capital, Corporations and Land
MOnOpOlIsts Of no AVail-SOme Of the Lead.
Ing Provisions, Good and bad, Of the
New Constitution,

San Francisco May 1O.-The returns of the elec-
tion are a complete surprise The total vote Of
the city was 81 934, The majority against the new
Constitution was 1,23S
Returns from the interior confirm previous ad-
vices, and the instrument is adopted by msjori.
ty from six to ten thousand. Farmers seem To
have voted almost solidly for it, The result has
caused much bitterness of feeling in business cir
cles where 1t is looked upon to considerable ex.
tent as an attack upon city interests by the inter-
ior. There is evidently determination, however
to make the best of what is believed to be an un.
fortunate issue of an important question. The
press Of the city counsel quiet acquiescence in
the inevitable and sustain the endeaVor to ward
OFF any Ill effects expected to follow SO radical
change in the organic law by a careful choice Of
officers and conservative construction Of Its pro-
visions.