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THE HUB PUNCH.

I76 tub fONCH.
A PURE DELICIOUS BEVERAGE.
aas HAF 81 Z b BEN MAE fkTRSD $685.
R HSf$s DS S,HH HFHF6rr 2 2s6
IT IS PREPARED WITH GREAT CARE FROM
THE BEST MAATER5ALs, and WILL BE
i8 ssLeE HE i PIHAuREs 81
AND dooD NATGRE If RICHLY HIGHT Ek3o7Ep:
THE NAME AND TITLE
"H u NCH,''
Is ADOPTED AS TRADE MARK TO SECURE THE
PUBLIC AND PRoPR1EToRs AGAINST IMPOSITION BY
THE INTRODUCTION OF SPURIOUS ARTICLES.
AN unauthorized use OF this Trade Mark will be
promptly prosecuted.
c. a. GRAVES 4 SONS, Bosros, MASS
THE HUB PUNCH
Is SOLD IN WASHINGTON BY
NV. BUROHELL, 1882 F st. NV.
go sSNs 1918 Psn AVE-
B. ". REEDS SONS, 1916 st. NV.
6ae EsSns SfD ave-
HIN ELA qHHEML aG h3S Pa aye and JAG st. Sc.
HOLMES ; BROTHER, corner LIST and E SITS. D. ".
g. g; BRYAN, corner 18th and streets n. ".
JOIN 5s1s afs
Mrs 81 BhY iIsnf T4 Is sna st7 ew
and eadns' Wine Win MeTchan.s.
and s5f n ha %or Gr
general use and medicinal purposes.
J. II. CRANE,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
apl4-1m 48O Pennsylvania AVE. NV
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH BOARD-Third
II story; summer prices Convenient to cars. 939
K st. NV. apl6-6ts
EOR RENT-Furnished ROOMS, en- suite or sin
IL gle: Apply 1926 New York ave. Also, TABLE
BOARD. first class. ap13-2ws
TTVHE FREMONT HOUSE offers good ROOMS.
Il with hrst-class Hotel Board, for 1925 and $50 per
month. House is well furnished, heated with steam
and every way desirable. mar29-ln
NVHE LOOHIEL HOUSE, 6l2 9th ct. n. w., IL one
Il OF the c0sieet and best conducted boarding
houses In the city: Transient boarderS acoommo-
dated At reasonable terms. nov19
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Il THE OORCORAN BUILDING,
OPPOSITE q. 8. TREASURY, 10TH STREET
Fine Stores, Office Rooms-sinsly or communi-
ca,.he-for business Offices, Studios, etc. Water
and closets Oh every floor Elevator and steam heat
Dark rooms for storage Inquire Of the Janitor.
aprl2
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II DUVALL 4 MARI
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGFNTs
S04 ST., LeDroit Building.
and Sd NV, 10 rs.
story brick dwelling r. l. ave-, bet 9th and 10th
NV, TO- rs.
Pierce Place, story and basement bk diving RS.
Columbia St, near Q, rs, brick dwelling.
18th ST. bet. and 7, brick dwelling rs
1900 ST., brick dwelling. Z rs.
sos o. brick dwelling, RS.
4O3 o, brick dwelling, 5 RS.
Houses on Myrtle ST., between North Capitol and
lst and 18th st., near s, on long time. ap10
EyOR SALE
L Sl1 z st. n. W., five story Brick II rooms
ITO st. NV, New Double House. stories and
basement.
1872 st. &C., three-story and basement Brick
9lS n at. g., two-stery Frame.
Thirteen Acres of Land adjoining the land of the
Washingt Brick Machine Co.
DARLINGTON l. HARRINGTON,
Attorneys at Law,
ap5-1m 458 Louisiana avenue.
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o NE PR ICE.

EXCURSION and FISHING PARTIES
~ TO GREAT FALLS and CABIN JOHNS.
SCRIVENER'S COACHES leave car eI:I5:9 -
stand, Georgetown daily at O'Clock a. &sElk -
Ils PIN ap17-
POYS' SCHOOL SUITS from SO to SO and So;
~ Boys Dress Suits from $5 to 10 and $12; Boys
Boys Blue Middlesex Flannes SO, 10 and 8l2 best ::
Mems Working Suits from $5 to 10 and So Gents
Dress Suits from 49, 10. II to $40 up; Blue Flannel
Pts 81. so and 50, best and SIS; Beached Muslin
Drawers.05, IS. and so; Shirts 25 up: Straw Hats
from 15 20, 25 to 81 and up; Wool Hats from 40 So
rs to So 80 and up; Shoes at unprecended low
prices Beautiful assortment Fancy and Dress
Shirts at 19l4-l9l6 Pa. ave. W.SELBY.
apl7 Sign Big Shoe.
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WANTED-MILITARY BOUNTY LAND WAR
w RANTS, Soldiers Homestead CLAIMS, and
all kinds of J. and Scrip, for which highest rates
will be paid WILLIAM J. JOHNSTON, Attorney
at Law, Room Al, LIE Drot Building. ap3-3m
E,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
II ERTY-The VILLA at Point Lookout, contain
ing seven rooms, with seven lots in fine condition.
Also. FARM. containing about forty-thr acres
situated at the Washington 4 Ohio Junction =:
fifteen minutes ride from city; good dwelling and
outbuldinRs suited for stock yard, market gar
den or greenhouse. A rare chance Apply to
mar20-Im DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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E&OR RENT-By B. O. HOFFMAN
RIAL EsrA1I AGENT AND AuorYoNxlI.
10th and streets northwest

3 1871 Ut. NV, II 6lOLa Az. s25
rooms and bath. $500 Upper portion HOT
Fur. house, r st. n.w.l25 Pa ava NV
Fur. h'se, 18th ST. n. v. 100 4l6 18Th st. NV
Ola IA. ave. NV. large hall ........... IS
store IS 616 18th st. n. store as
l421 NY. ave. NV. IS 23y lSk St sw
{iS Penn'a ave. NV, rooms .....-..--- 9S
- rooms, bafn..... 90 1886 ID at. n. W., shop 10
sOo st. NV, rs. 60 23S ~ st. s.w., 6
Fur. house, n. ". st. 80 rooms and store IL
800 18th n. W., IL rs. zoos 18th 1T NV
and bath...... $500. 80 rooms - ls
Fur. house, at. ne. 40 231 Az St nwSrs 10
flo n; d; ave-, 8 rs 62S II st. n.e.. store Is
ana oatn.....a.-- 80 325 LIST st. Sc,
lto1 !oth st nw.,S rs and bath. -. ........ 20
and bath............ 26 S09 st. n. We rs
GS La: ave- NV: % and bath ..... 49,. IL
$50 9th ct. ne, 3 BIT d St n a.
rooms and bath 80. Is rooms. .... 10
Imake no charge to landlords for Advertising their
property. and keep it before the public constantly
Ihave many Of the finest building sites In the city
for sae also. Houses in every section at prices
from 81. 900 to $50. 600. Now is the time to buy.
B. o. HOFFMAN,
ap17 10th and + SITS. NV.
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DHONOGRAPHY-$3 per month. at 321 Penna.
L avenue NV: 20 years experience. Glasses
from am. to pm. Any one can learn it, and
make money by it. [ap19-6tl CHASE ROYS.
. CARD PHOTO6RAPHS FOR Sl.OO.
y BEST FINISH GUARANTEED.
BLACKLlD(sE, the Photographer, I'll
Market Space. bet. It'll and 9Th SITS. apl9-6ts
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- chairman Of the joint irsestigats1
coIimittee bs had fcuna any ythlpg against
u. b. Elliott7 vg
10 this Nr. Cochran replied b. citibs,
one point only, that ofa fraudulent var
rant for 81, 900 On the asned force fund,
tnaio out for alleged expenses incurred
IN trying TO arrest tho murderers of Ran.
dolph, when no such expense was In
cured and the neDles used were fctieious.
This VAS approved Of by r, B. Elliott 10
the Adjutant snd Inspector GeneKspa
department, TIE original Of which, hs
said, could be aoen in Secretary Sims
Office. Mr. Cochran also told them that
If they elected their State ticket the
Democratic party would count them out,
and he again urged them to coniine their
fight to .he electoral ticket, telling them
thai on It ho would be with them.
At the conclusion of this speech Par.
ker. got up and said that he was Obliged
to refuse TO serve as County Chairman II
Elliott was continued as Chairman of the
State Commixee. A. the constusion OF
this speech from the Chairman sbs Don.
yentlon adjourned. The Cem.crats are &
we'll eatisfe6 With the result Of the meet.
ing, and thr Republicans are evidently
very much discouraged.
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- A delegation Of Mexican veterane.
residents of New York and BROOKLYN.
Visited Gen. Hancock and passed half en
hour In "reminiscences. BYeS. Alsxande, of
the Third Infantry, euggeated. ia case
the General should be cieesed President
his old comrades desire him to restore
respect for tho United States among for
eign powers by protecting the mercantile
marine sailing under our Gag on the
high seas. "I feel very confident that
In tho eourae as to that and other things.
replied the General, "the people of the
United States want change. Fit Is
their pleasure TO elect me, I will give
them such change as will result in up
holding the honor end dignity Of onlr
countrV.n --f,
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zas sllssa yssos & g11Ean.,


1he Lo1iBvilss Ped has illfosnss sioi,
sfat Senator Dorsey ia la OhicA1o IA
uiin @. Il ssys, 81 fI.sSi-
llapolls tho obi i0Cs Of their ting beinr,
20 c6t afSay ia 10 aEooa Infi lana
scgsreB ana Fos lfi7.s Y
30 asstens.on oe hgr. English u llsees,
directed 10 the pro cd lSSitSSs ia rs
a;lSlyess snL1staini tic people Is Inl
IL q c0Iat u ell 81 8 kss lstas
gaIali ssesn ~ Is
s.: ezetciaa &c eaTe ID & ssIsis 5sii
tgS glFM s\roglle e "a q d G 81.
is % n o.. i6ylss s.
sesit fcft eg sa I..as ii
psne tnteEsos oi tllie lIslb gSl &.
lis Z! Sd a az cosia g q 81
tlle lEil t3eTs s. Iais fllfae a
t0sttin Id 81 81 I Iie cssrE /,
slils Seslt D s ~ ii & NJ
~ ttilet Ii s.ssss ae .
onl asS b ~ shal Ri si 3
t>>.an 81 d
asssls iicAsIa ~ ssnii q linl
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F0OND Dsxn ~ LITTLE Rlyga.
, Degsie HARDER Fsashatit any Apparens
Gsasss

&Eesl Sgs,S - yS'ty5fttSAss ~ ~
80.
Asrumde had Stlsa SaGat in tiis vicin.
ity IN the early pars or the week TO tie
effect that two negroes had been founi
dead ia Little River, iiiss below the Lan.
rens line, in Newberry ConE,ty. but we
failed TO hear any particulars cuncayn;n0
the matter until we received n iefter by
Wednesday evenings rail. lt0n, 81 Telie.
BILE gentleman living near che vicinity
from which letter ,se learn tho foIlowjng .
Etofg. .
On last Saturday evening an old black
man named Henry Grier vas fishipe in
MHle River, inst below Tho NeWberrv
line, near Floyd's bridge. when hs ,;;:.
covered the dead BODY al n man In N,s
water. He inmediafelv vent hoaaa ana nj
reported the fact to eonia of bia fTiands
but IL being then dark lfev dia MOI 81
! TO the river until SUNDAY yI;ornino vheS,, S
they proceeded 10 hook I'M fhe hodv "a
find out who It yeg. when hoyrthia IN
ltate, they found anotkar Todv IN
tho same pIace-bcth .he coma az fha nId
man who had int diacoyered them Mr. Mr.
=, O. Langston, the Coroner Of Newbcrrv
County, was sent for. Vio al,,aoonaJ Z
jsEy ard held an inn,,est Tho oiJs',
og the two boys (abot,k On had = b,,liet
wound in the left breast and 10 one ~ s ths
back. The other brother had -oniv ano no
wound inflicted iust under the r;ghy n;n' In
pie and ranging da tla kasyt IL.
Pettou. who made tl,a ,,.,sT s,,o.tr,,, a'
ination. pave II "a MA 1r;,,;n,, tL.t o;.i..
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-. W
- a sAsatogs dispasch 10 ths Nev
York Eayss A.IH s3ara q 4
Ing OF an incia don't II which kAbpeead issk
FEfday Night .11g1 yeanR csi0Eed ien.
ono 9 stsldepk ~. sEard SIniversity III
Washing Tor, the osher attsndinr sch6n!
as DsEnlson UniyS ySFeiEy, 0hioS vent
into en- Ice cFsaEs saloon kaps by d Tiagi
nafsed Ainse Oh ks, and called fos Sea
cFsam: waiter ppin!e q IA sEasls
Insllt - tfiu <sT isssts SKsiz HasS5 7.Ei 4,
Walk ID there q fci sisaS, aud ssin.
taslsd Che Eight % remain Silaze aey
vsEe. he pgopTie ltsea 4. lEa6 q ts1oiIi,
ted esn silat 30 q III e as iss col.
oEea people Ia tlsat Ee0lsls and 81 tgcd
Them oiss tklliey agsii fes and Ills 3
loS Threatened to csll s 10 sics1aar.
Key 50 tssc OF tlsFee Ks iiea 4
Eaenif9, iea a iliS sfsss iee vg 4,
q beApy csua sn Il iiss s}iok Yla,s { AZ
On cftis nan JOKES llsIss 5Ist og 81
1lld llslii l1lgakss the door. .le
m IS 10 qSgS Ntises lscl "a t1se caiia
fsc4s sSs las-t i'll iii slIie 1 s. btgfis-
l5Fe sfss ) sc
81 lae iEtesll iy 81 by ssk =
~ tsSs h ssSys ts.s \ q. ns
les$ & hcEel, asisl + 4 i0i Is & a
s1in ard slat 10 j y, eser ~
qeopie AZ Va lsSfesl ia his I.
10y.
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= The Louisville Post has information
that Senator Dorasy 10 in Chicago in
consultation With John g. New Of Indi.
napolis. the object Of their meeting being
TO perfect arrangements to food Indiana
with negroes and roughs from Chicago.
The attention Of Mr. English has been
directed TO the proposed fraude. In an
address informing the people of Indiana
Of the contemplated movements, the Dem.
ocratfc Executive Committee recommend
the exercise of care In treating viii, those
who propose to commit fraud on the God
given righs of freemen.
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Lay aside your prejudices, and don't
think that Charleston, Atlanta or New
York are the only places where you Juy
what son wausat o low figure I:
We give Us q trial, and you win Bs
agfeeably r:appOinted and highly pleased.
No house an buy for less than we do.
and no house can seli . e.. :sas tnan We do.
ARNSTEIN& g ROSE.
Anderson, 8. c., june IL, 1850. tti'i
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: A remarkable accident took pia

- "a 1emarkabIe accident took piace
at Coiumbus, Ga, on Wednesday,.
Three young farmefs from Watkinsville
went into saloon TO eat watermelon.
They put the melon down on tae table
rather hard, when to their astonishmenl
It exploded with loud noise, and semi
fragments flying in every direction. A
large piece struck one oftheua 10 the eve,
and 1t is thought ho will lose ie, as Che
organ is vesy much injuled. No onc
there can account for the explosion, "a
IL 10 the frat 0ue ofahe kind ever heard
of. - E-. -
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!, - Agreeably 10 the application made
by Colonel Themss, .Superintendent, 70
tho Secretary Of War, under Section 1925
Revised Statutes Of the United, States,
Capt. g: w. Evans, 21st infantry u. s..
Al has been detailed to eegge, under tno
direction Of the superintendent, 90 PrD.
tessor of,TactacS and Military Science &c
the Carolina Military Institute.
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- Monday night, at tho mouth OF the
Snnaoger River, Missiasippi, willie Mr..
Wm. Duau, gentleman Of high stancs
Ing. and character, was atsthe slipper.
table, he Was suaessl slnated by parsons on
the oltaide. Two loads OF bucirahot Wera
empsaSd In his back Snd head, ililing
aim iheteEtly. Siastly afEag three whlts
men were arrested on suspicion.
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Tap County Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES has invited senators. Bsyard,
Vance an Gordon to apaaeS in Andessos.
on The Oh :of sSptefibsf. and Ii IS mol
Improbable that one Or more o.; them
may be able 70 accept the Invitation, ard
give to those present at The r.eeting The
pleasuEe of hearing not only the disan.
gniahsd mon 6i South Carolina, bit also
some of the mast distipguished msmSeIs
Eof the United States Senate. These
gentlemen are exPectets in Columbia
usxt Tuesday. and 10 hope they can ls
induced 70 attend onr meeting on ThuSs.
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I Gen. Renjasaia n. Butler, OF Messa.5
ckusetss; Has declared mis- intention 10
snppost Haaneoek aud lsnglish. he his
been heretofore q Tieph b lean "a hatIotiaI
politics, and an Ipdependsnt ia stase
politiea IIe aeel the impendiuS over
throw af Rapnblicanisrn; and leaves she
oid shfp bsF0re nhs sinks fSysyes.
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ssnnsos \. II. Hill, of Georgia, Is ssid
70 have q tnncE on the end og his tongue.
which It q feared viii terminate bis
cageer a . pualie spsaiss, iE not shd bis
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.

iNyOTICE FINAL SUPPLEMENT. .l5
An Tho undersigned, Administrator OF
gives notice that abe will apply 60 The judge
OF Probate OF Anderson O. a., ON the 7th
day OF September, 1880, for Final Settle
ment OF said Estate, and q discharge from
n. e. KENNEDY, Admir-.
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~ The bland desins ia segssd ttoSS 5tIla
Hudson tnnne d disasteE ap5ea % cotsin
Ne. II 10 now aeATly SIX weeks Hincs tho
bodies of twenty Of tho wpSkfnsa 1yera
A..sfs.1l q. AL kt1ss IL -. e. - 80 -.
coyaFeds The casfeE-d dam plan faiIet
sno caissoa is nov lseing bniif. but
hr. Bgslell the assist int eneinsaf. con.
sidets Il 100 Light Ia sEucsioh for eiar-
fect eafesy, aIad, isots being wiIlirv 10 81.
c9r stAy reapongib ility Ii iCsse az another
accident, has sesIgae6.
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ss3 t1iA Eel'song nesyEe ean tle eges OF q andf0
enipe by law. - a $ s.
"a Atser tho iIst OF NoysrnbeF. 1890 d s,tsiiYs
alk1s .as n .1ssi ..Ak f.s -
paid taxes flle sio-IeI = ~ i v,e,s
sent. on chalg Of ms first aisnseslk
unpaid. S 5s5 $ -
Tag-pay yeF8 axe xsd "A h, sSs;s s,ss,itssS
on hac Of tlieiS fecsi I5Is befoss Inc, Shs
osiit: ns e msy Save tlierlS tFonh7e GssIi
~ ase9Ugff
5g5; Ifeasu urer An sEso,l [;0aiifS
b August @ 1850 IS d
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Many OF the leading .citizens Of
Charleston hass written Esss 8. Y. Tap,
p.s. The President OF tls Chamber 81
cpmHercs, 8 letter, requesting him 70
consent to become q candidate for the
steto Senate from Charleston County to
repFessnt the commercial intereats OF The
the State. Mr. Tupper is ageutlsinan Of
culture, experiences apd nbility, which
veil qualify him for influence and Use.
fllaeag iaaths Senate. He has not as
YET ansA The request. but whether he
eecspts mot, we; ray b: sure Charles.
ton win nominate an able and shonorabis
gentleman for the Senate 70 succeed slis
Rspublicaa Tafl.
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NOTICE FINAL SgrTLEMEIgT.
4N The undersigned hereby gises notice
that they will apply 70 the Judge of Probate
September next, for Final Settlement and
discharge from the Estate Of g. r. McRlroy,
THOMAS DICKSON, Admir-.
"a. n. McELROY, Adm'x.
Aug 8, 1880 NJ y 4 ,i.3. - s y.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

NTR9. @. EE. MURRAY
'XXyILL open irer School for Young Ia
tember next. 81 ~ ~
b August 10, 1880. O. g.
'NTOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
AN The undersigned, Administrator OF
tho Estate of Elijah Alexander, decd, hercs
BY gives notice that he will apply to Che
Judge Of Probate for Anderson County. on
She 21st day Of September, 1853, for Final
Settlement OF said Estate and discharge from
his n.fice as administrator. $500 5
JOHN II. MAXWELL, Adm'r.
Ang 10 1880 'fI.n n U 49,, "a
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There will be d grand ratification
meeting in Colugnbia on next Tuesday at
which Henatnfs Bayard, Vance, Gordon
Hampton, Butler and Others are expected
% speak. Excnrsion rates will be given
over oil the raiIEoadssin South Garolina
and crowds are expected TO attend tho
meeting from eyary county In the State.
We hope ap many persons as possible
VIII go from Anderson county. It viii
be q favorable opportunity 70 yiait .Co-
luInbla. The rates Of fare will be made
very low. Tho object of the meeting .is
to have o gathering of representative
men frem all parts of sha State, that the
meeting may send its enthusiasm into
every county at the very beginning Of The
campaign u. ,43s s..
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- q white man by tlie ngme OF JuIiati
Mohleys While under tho inAnsaet. OF
liquor esssbed 100 Afc [s0Wsn, coloyed,
on the night Of. August 1 "a, fFain which
he died ia about iiitean llilntes 's'' s.
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FIRING TnE LOYAL NORTH.


4 shrewd + snsion agent in Washing
ton indux' an ignorant wounded Con.
federate soldier in Williamsburg County,
named Robert Hanna, to file en- appii.
cation for pension frcm tho United
States Government on account of his ser.
vices in the late war. The agcns induc.
ed the poor fellow to fle the application.
and then held out hope to him that he
would get the pension ip order 10 collect
6 feo from him foy his services Ia making
the applications, although he knew Mr.
Hanna would never get C cent from tie
Government. The Republicans now
eeize upon this triaing matter to make q
great noise about the secret intention of
the South to pension its soldiers in tho
late war. and are trying 10 Gre the loyal
North against the Democratic party on
this account. They claim that the APP
Hpjication Of Mr. Hauna Is only prsma.
trfe, and that It represents the true In.
tehtlon OF our people. This shows how
mean and contemptible tho Republi.
cans are. They do not hesitate to dis.
toEt and misrepresent anything that
comes from che South, and every act Of
our peoplc-even the humblest Is taken
advantage otto keep alive che prejudice
and passions growing out of the late war.
Nothing viii free US from this infamous
treatment as long as tbs, Republican
party retains the Governments. 10, say
that Mr. Henna Ia d simple aud honest
man, without any representative position,
either cfficially or Ia his private opinions.
will have no effect upon the stalwarss,
although they know It 10 etrictly true.
Il is, however, fortunate that Thousands
OF independent votera have sense enough
% detect thesu ahsmg, and will not bs
influenced by such thrilling and disFepu-.
table methoda In conducting the cam.
paigu.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-02

Tho TirrubIiesn County Conventiaa E1ecsa
nelegss sos, ntd sisen HeErs eo1ae Plain
4 ,TE1tiasr@D itsaIn,: ainae Opens their Eyes,
and they g ll5opgs tts DIsgdAs with be-
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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-09-02

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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-12-24
SayOnDalfS Chips.

Joseph Huff last week sold 26 head
of yearling steers to a gentleman from
Linn county for SIS per head; he mas
bought % head of calves at AZ average
cost of Sl1 per head.
Mr. Brand brought suit against II. n.
Myers far assault, and falling to prove
the same the costs amounting to S35
were assessed against the plaintiff. 1t
was tried before Justice II. w. Cox.
Augustus Lawson has built Il house
on his claim two miles south of. Elsinore
and will occupy it rs his future home.
NJ. ID. DeWire sold about 100 head of
cattle last week.
J. NJ. Randall is hauling lumber for
the purpose OF building Oh his farm, l.!
miles west Of Savonburg.
John Keen has bought about 20 tur-
keys fer the shooting match next
Thursday. The best lnarksmen will
get them.
AS the Fair Lawn correspondent has
given us the names of the leading far
mers of that place, We will give Il few
of Savonburg's leading ones: J. w.
Cox, w. T. Huff, Johd Meredith, S.
Huff, +. S. Clark, Lewis HUFF. J. d.
Freed, T.. A. Snodgrass, J. NJ. Elder,
1T. Butterfield, and many others too
numerous to mention. :,
SAVONBURGITE.