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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

Cd" was the head line in the Re.
pO8ilory announcing Garfeld's nomina.
ton, 1t might pass for gone dead" or
''gone to the d."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

GRANT ed in the Republican conyen-
ton till the last ballot. The new comb.
nation WAS too much for Grant, Conk-
ling, Cameron & ca.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

GARFIgLD's nomination is not unwor.
thy the Republican party. 1t is a virtual
endorsement of "Back Pay !" Credit Mo-
bilier De Gollyer swindles, &c.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

An excursion train will reach Canton
on Friday morning, June 18th, at S;25,
arriving in Cincinnati at 6:l5 the same
day. Tickets for the round trip S., and
good for five days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

Tom SAxToN got back from Chicago
yesterday morning, 1t is plain nov who
did it.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

GARFIELD nominated Sherman at Chi.
Cago, ostensibly but, in fact, it was Gar
field. 1t was c%raftily done.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

Boz INGERsoLL calls Conkling "a well
dressed sneer."
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

In two weeks the Democratic National
convention at Cincinnati.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

THAT emergency" did not seem to
exist, that would make Grants nomina-
ton for third term a necessity"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

GRANT must now perceive he is not the
choice Of the Republican party for Pres
ident.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

W~AsHBURNE's vote whirled over to
Garfield instead of Grant.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

TIE Grant boom at Chicago was half
Grant and half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tory Of Tuesday.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10

NEXT week the wheat harvest will be-
gin in Southern Oslo and Illinois.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10
A. MeGREGOR, Editor.

EXCURSION TO CINCINNATI CON-
VENTION.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1880-06-10
Gh Aemnrrat.

ESTABLISHED A. D. 1888.
, 1880-02-07

ithiagdsphft Chtol }ffhttIl ,f ncA
As fully lasoribsl In tho Cit1ntle- ftrll; .l ess
dly lust week, owing tu, tho mlstnke nf tht'a. h
tulplta s. Eric 1tatr.tl cutua inta c.!lls'l ~ IN n
CAlnerOn Mills. Chris DeAn waH thp cllglhetvt vt.re
ono 0f tho trains. lIoth ho arl hs tlrr'an .nr %e
i've. Deai, WIS i6d BY ono Of his lcys, ~hF{s H.
was caught by tho Gra-bux Ut tho tpghc.. g.'.,,.M III
tiroman waa icnrly buriutl under lh1 lstupn. l,,p.,
nsa IT, H I maaSo., t. p rcnoh hls an' b.
was nlakng uvury eniouynr to extrieat9 ~ ,xane
nun. When he saw tho men WI WHO aar mar jill
t0 thetr a!d, Dean shoute'; Help pnm,I1fyrJ It'd
Neyur mind lnol' Tho t!retnan was rAt.1 ;, I'm.
ns soon ~ lnssibls, nld lit an uiicorsciss ILL., thsn
slition. DEM WIS then tnkch out. u WI WI ixyn
aseartAfnel thMt during Ail tho t!nlO ~ hau ~ ws
burning Ass leg to crisp. II wus !terlt
fron. his kncu down, md hAl 70 lG ~ brafs
Tue 4lroMan tlipd, but 1t Ii thought 1ao
engineer will recuver.
, 1880-02-07
gers fonr or five years ago, bnt we l,ehpct
Hcoril Oh them 80 that guess they arn MI

gers forr Or five years ago, but we l,enpc!a,
WORN nut by, th!s time"
All Tho Witnesses thus far have becn those
selected by the Democratic members VI tho
Committed. when the Republican Sen.
ntors begin to tnke testimony tiMn tho other
side OF tlle question they Will doubtless sum.
mon people who know something (0s!alveely
Abnnt tic matter, and tint they will be h)lo
to show rtoson for tho inquiry.
MORE; WITNESSES EXAMINED.
III tha tTtttfern Assoe4dtti t'rtts.
WAaHrNar>N. d. q, Feb, o.-Tlc Senate
Exodus, Committee held q long session 10,
day, alid examined nlne witnesses. Most Of
Of that previously given by other Witnesses.
.Janlcs Buchanan, Of Indianapolis. a prnnl-
lnent areenl>ackcr, and member Of the MI
tio1al party Of Indiana, was esalninGd. lie
snttt the demand for labor Il, tte siate ol
since 1871 Ind Winter. passed that the SIT
pervisors of the Poor In tic vicinity OF 1nd!Mn-
hpolIs were not called on To supply food to
nblc.bodied men who would be glad to carr.
living, II they could only get work. llo was
lievctl tho negroes were not Improving their
condition by cnn.tng 70 q State already
oversnpplled witt! labor; Uo was mot
prejudice against tie 6iack, 17,ce, as he i,ad
been an AbolftlonIst until slavery was ahol-
islictl, md Republican until 1877. With
reference to Indiana Republicans fay0rlng
tlis exotlus movement, lie believed Tint n!nu
ont Of ten Republican voters were oppusetl to
it, but that lNlf ttnzen leaders whom lie
knew In Indiana, wlIilo they did not 0penly
favor Il, fa1lsd to condemn bringing tllesu nt-
groes to ,Inaianu, when they klieW perfectly
well that there Is no work for them there.
He impugned the motives Ut these gentlemen
by intfmatlng TINT they wcre willing to sec 4
movement fMaugarated and continued which
was not Justified By the condition Of tho lnbor
likely to be bcnciited by tic uddttion Of lie
uulllcnll voters.
, 1880-02-07
COMMITTEE WORK.

c1,up m r1,n 1rn,Av npurpvAr1o,u
W.a,,,,.nro,. w n - ~, ~ ",rn,, '", 9',,,,ro
NASl.!HoAoH' ~ W Hop' !Ao AouSo
to1hutittee on 4haia!! Ahalrs las Aefcea
upon inc TERMS OF pl!t 30 proV'de Tor the
punishment of crimes upon the various III
dian reservations, It provides that tho laws
of tho respective States aud Territories lin
,vbicl, mr., locotah tha 1nIIon r,'aasnn,io,,a, M
TeIhtlns 70 1l1e CRIMES OF MnTaer, nlan-
slauRhter, arson, rnpes burglary, a'lH rob
bery, shall DC deemed and taken to be law,
md In force In such reservations, md tlle
United States District aud Territorial
Courts within and for tl,o respective districts
Mn 1esEl'osiGs ,3s "a "h1cn tile 1eser'atlohs may
ne Iocateo shal' l'ha'eoflglno4 no4)uflsdlct1oho over
az sncn o,ienses W!iich inay 10 committed
within sueh reservations In respect to NIL
TINT portion OF tho Indian Territory not set
apurt and occuptcd by the Cherokee. Creek.
C.oemw. Saaehasa", ,, nla nelinoie lnumil
trlDes, tho PROVISIONS OF the la"sof tile State
OF Kansas relating to tho crimes Of murder,
lnnIls1aughter, arson, rape, burglary, and
robbery, s'lall bo deemed and taken to be the
Inv and in force therein, an4 the United
trict Of Kailsas, Ut Fort Scutt, shail jIaye * *
CluslYo Orieiunl iurlgtlIctlo1l over niI s,iri,
Ofetlscs nristng IN sn{d burton Of tho IntiiSIi
Territory, Thb plncv ot punishment Of iii
Hue1! otfen6es Shull bg tho same rs for other
like utfensIs arising within tho turiytlictIon
OF tho Sull respective courts.
1NPonMAT1oH WANTED,
rhe Commlttee cntlY ,,pnt, the Seerotarv of
thn intrrinr il frnI.sn,if r. fhn Ifntvm ti,a
trsijn1rnv tnkpn h.fnrn the 1n.jinn fn1nuts. t..
sion, consisting Of Gc,is, Adams did iIatcG,
ia efTnrts n rrcst Tia nnti,nrs ~ thn n,,t M.
rarcs nj fhS Whitn EIvar Innev w. 1o o"''
p .npuopnt.T,nSs w mr. @ ,, ron p.,a, s ~. n,r, nn,,
AEri'or!sl9Ss 1I.l IIH. folt fonL'o nu1tpiAGs,
approp5iation q $:ao,uW fnr . public build
1nK 1t DENVER GOl.. anu Sl0o,U for d public
building ~ h1tllAean0lis, Son,Un OF tho
aolineL Ah!gu aIs aM Ks ~ .ne lattef 10 10
eApoAooo VI" 'n"6 .1a!,,..as,s'.,a S.as . 9eu''
, 1880-02-07

BERLIN. Feb. O-rhc North German Ga-
vc,tc ,nnti,a t,o stotcn'e,,t mail, i,w tho R"s.
sc,.e ars, e,rs te Ns au " n1 h.s
sian lonTlial' Nonoc VFen'ht, oi ot. refers
burg, to the effect That Prince Bismarck lii
triEiIet with the p0llsl, revolutionary Gov
rrnnrnt In 1slr, n,u1 ,lrc1nrra flint lin rul,.
,In"t1o, ~ sud-, to1r,ontta,,,, oi,t. tho in.,
,ieatlol VI s'let! t,!Hie"'it,1ls SHOWS tao tlos-
Tile feeling existing III Russia against Ger
many.
TIE nunoEr.
Brnr1S. Feb. 0-rhD l,,tlurt of the Gnr-
,,n,, I:n,tr,. ,,m. i,..,, n "5,,,s,,,a1 w ~ t,,e
.,.Ai .. t.Mp'ie ~, Ia'''' uc.h suo'!ltteu W tno
lttlnucsfnth. Inc nn1Onht OF revenue nflu
expenditure tire fixed ut t4,Sss,l 1874 marks.
Tllu Items Of ucr,l,au ucllt expenditure amount
IN tc7 I'M - ,,,arks nni ti,o .,,,,,or,,r, nv.
nA.n'' ~, nv n''u Lio 'cl"'oi"'y eA-
rllE ALLIANCE w1Tlr AUSTRIA AqA1Ssr
FRANCE AND IsUHs1A-TlNlUuI.E Wlfn THE
uLTIsAsl0ST..NE PRIESTS.
9peeial Ia Londo,, TIMES.
BERLIN, jim. 1s.-'rho great polLtIcal
snoccL ,Ipl,vorcI by I,aron Won Wnvmora tn
H. ,,.ts;.,, Ss,',',.,s,. ~. W. 1.: p.''1..,
LUG Austliah aeIesatlon nus pee'l Icce1Veu
here will. expressions of tho greatest sy'Epa-
thy, for 1t Is regarded as the clearest mani
fcstation TINT ncace will be- preserved. ,rho
,nsst ,,,nort,,,st .,o,nin,;,,1 ~ ,.' .,.o,.,,
tloat inlpoilant eolc'slo1s u " ut's"'s
from Ills audre8s nle: tlrst, tAat no foflnal
WrtttOil treaty Dx!Yt8 between Germany 0lll
, 1880-02-07
Thu coffee crop Is reported good n,ld abua.

I
TElIIFtC HURRICANE.
MADRID, Feb. G-Onlcial dispatches haye
rent nem asiyea rFeanag gvf " liz g1tff nnS S sas 9e e
twenty-five vessels Of various classes wero
wrecked, including four foreign frlgntcs.
ani large number ot other Vesscls were
damaged. Forty-six persons were drowned.
MEXICO.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. O.---A San Diego dis
patcl says It. is rclH,rted TINT Mntl,lGz l,us
takcl, Sun Nnfac), the Capital Of Frontera.
Tho ruport lncks confirmation, but II II BE-
iiuyed To bo true by usually wcll-posted mcn
1lore.
Cl]1'A AND PORTO RICO.
MADRID, Feb. 0.-In the Chamber Of Dcp-
1ttics tt,slny, EltlunyoIl, Minister OF the Col-
nntcs, said tho uoygrnl!ent !lntl decided that
Cuba md Porto lstco should be placed III u
position equivalent to that Of tic Spalish
Provinces.
THE FRENCH HALFWAY n1sABTER.
PANis,, Feb. .U.-Thu G1ulnis positively
asserts Tint - dead n1lt 1tt wOlltlctl IL The
total, Of tho casualties of tho recent ru1iway
Incident.
, 1880-02-07
INDIA FINANCES.
IMPROVED CONDITION OF TIE CHEAT
AS1ATlC EMPIRE.
L0Itl0n IIHfg.

,,,puovrn cov1,,r,ov ~ r,,r onrAr
4''1 AsIArlc FMrIi,r.
London ''s.<'' ass.e,. n
vMhcurrA, al. INN. 80 ,S-lno NO., commeneeen' ,1
bic interest for all thoso who concern thenl-
selves with tho financial prosperity Of our
,'i nar,y, ~, 'nn|' ae'sIs ~ ~, "
bat1 haf'ests. ana long continuance OIL al-
most rulnous rates OF exchange, hnvc cola-
voor /, Iu,1,n 80 fnr -. a." ny, t,.1r, Tra,a
se"! ~ t''''t'' ~ tat ~ W h""S 1""go ito,i
the latest accounts that Aave reached us, 10
not support the opinion THAT the country Is
rn,,tcv ftor ali tI,eso vnara ~ fa,nina ond
a,a.,, .,a IT. 'ns'u ",., w. aao as N, n''1
gemef'li ueplessioh' singlo season o. agfl-
cultural prosperity and rey!ylng trade Inns
hc,ne of TIM neoule TINT IVORY branch M
~ -. wv ~ a. -
I!.o seveauo ".''e'i ~ aneetea w .o p,ospell@
~ OIL the masses silows u considerable il'i-
formed in A1arcl, Inst Tho salt revenue,
,,.j,trh Ia ,ar,'o,'. t,,o hoot t,,Itoator - t,a
@ ,t,n ~ p.,' 49,, ~ost s.as ioaa ~ ~. .ae
co'tu' VI ule poo'est cI1sscs u ne peoltn, M
shows m Improvement OF more than 4soo, 200
uunorvrntnr m t,,o recant rn1,,rtton NJ Tho
.i,lty il sait to be runeral throuSliout india.
mn s],pws far tho f1rst six ,not,tits 0f tha y.r
III ~ sac na,1oS ~ tha nroyasM M venr I.s n T
innfi S nsva,,1,a Ia yiejdE,r aho,it EpzD (lox5
more moi, than" t,,an It wis I'si SxsipectcI % to yielJ
iast :' niarch; 1 and this % inprovcmcnt rs Is
doubtless due to tho pay,tlunts Of NJ.
cnitl,ral n nnst5o13' Th The ~ 'comtribhtlon 10 y 1he
nnria, .sxnhas,,,.r frn, thn sr,,rc.a ~ r..w' tS
am,se which havo bncn nTovfmciniize,I md
mnin1v hnt,,,e,i over Il, incal f;over,,ni1..,,ts.
i,aSe p5sreeptIbiy Increased aadof lie ieatlS;
t,,cso im1.rovon's,'ts ngn tnMs,in mil j,,phlv
sntisfactpry i""iirations Of u a.1,orai royiyal
~ nrosnarf;v hs y"nr + hos finrenvcr hrem
~ " fnrt,,nutn mn IN sf,oHlnT lnr11, incrcnsn
Of te snIm i'J rsyeMue Is tl,e n2 ax{oIt Of Ut
rst tfma H. iou N.Y. ond e"nrt unr;n. ~ H., H.,
Mss ~ sxnI,nr,,.,s Ti,n mat ros,'t ~ iii }hia
~ ti,nt I'm im,iTHn rY,vS,,,,"s |viIi i,rfm. ia
euyrsilt ts ~ ycar. yei ,learIy asSoooo } % oru @
aatimntos wero fr,me inst s55rtnr 5rnt ""oa '''o
csrt nuo ~, .9's. I'll t"ot o.
M iss snits fntnrv ~ nv o' fa ~ ..pr,"s ~ @ liz
itv nsa M. M n~cI,n%1 nranm,,ur ~ so,,othtnu
9 tSa y que To- uo aoro daY9ra1o M
tIi"nlv rlIaH 81 r. ~" III, a f,r t NJ te
MTy ,,y W II 'sI ~ anauaG' H. to n
ant " isu2oo ~ ~ I,i
@ Warks Outlay, NAY bo reRart,ed as 81 psr,na. is
nent improsee,,n.ent quito Wltl,in control. The
slaa a'lrr :%ro III 6ass leao Wtictl III tn1 gsoSs IL
!,eary Aoo0 r. @Gols'defnbly 81 reuaeM ~ ~, inF
t.d irsseh. yer " to payment, oneo !op ~,
llslmenta; stll VIII ,la a,}noMnt, even after thIs
aGf'ost, to moro tGRn 4:uoiuu. AnuIcxt yeHr
thh Whole feuactloll, lae,NullK tlat oH Gls!!
sIlarkea: ,so W1a %nn pro1Moly w hot s'ss dess
hnyo been thc renewal OF h9stltiisS tn A.
fHNiHN.t. tA3tt@ s:to y" tnsu" - .tuH"1 HJ"
, 1880-02-07


VIENNA, Feb. G.-Tho Austrian Delegations
adopted the army and navy estimates Of tho
Government without amendment
Relattye To the rllnoreu intention OF tho
Government to fortify Vienna, the Minister
uf War safd tn the Delegations TINT tho question
OF tho defense OF tlso wIlote monarchy hutl
hcc,t 9tsnosetl OF two Years ago, aud hAd not
since been reoprlel.
4 3iEltE COMEDY.
LONDON, Feb. GA Vienna correspondent
snys: "l'arlleil's reception Mt Washington Is
regarded here as mere comedy"
, 1880-02-07
THE RECORD,

,v.n,, n Eo,. Aua
NAHiiSoloS, -, W rep o'-A,aSr ,', so'ue
considered. There wus narrow escnpo
frnm n nn1fticnl 1rhafe nvor Tina pnlltfraI Dia.
ohiiitv iii tnt oftor co,,d., o,,d ror1nr In,
s,,a,.., hs,,n,, = Sva, .a,,anta,, ~ f,rt p'u1
debate, and the bill passcd.
The following bills wcrp Introduced Md
H., ~. n,o,,o, .,,,.,nu,,.,,,,x 20. mn a.,
the u purchase 1s of Fmyes equestrian pie.uge M
of Gen. Winfield Scott.
ByA1r. Wos.1l1urn-For fila relief nf sctt,crs
m m,hlIc lan,is
~ ~ re NJ ;rnwncor,,-poeo,,t,ons iTa ~ t,,o min
Legislature agaluSt the passage OF tile bill
for the construction Of a bridge across the
De,ro1t River.
On ,uotio,, If ofr Carlisle tha test,monv
taken By tho Committee appointed for the
ilen wis ordered printedd. ~
Alr. Nlittl,orlie oitoTttl resolution, which
formation Us to tiio proceedings Ut tie Inter
l,atiollul I'olnr Congress held ut Unmblrg
Germany, Oct |, 1871.
Thu Speakcr laid before the House n letter
fr0Il. ths Secretary Of thu Treasury asking an
appropriation Of $30,000 10 UnnGle lilli to
maintain d reyenue-stealuer on tho c0ust 0f
Aiaskn, IIuferred.
Mr. Upson, froin tho Committee on Mil
Etnry 4 ifuIrs. reported n hilI Authnrizinn tin
Srcrelury of tllo Treasury to ascertai1 and
report IL Congress tic amount Of money *
pended ulll Indebtedness assumed by Texas
In Iepelling and guarding aguinst Iudfan and
Msxican rs!t|s t. 1,' 1ntsd l resoa!ttsd I'd M
o@s,', u Virg(nla. M >s' 0'aA''s VI ''''l
tllat tho pstltion alluded to tic lvar q "tiie
II
, 1880-02-07

rH1bApEL11t1A, Pa., Fob. h,-The rt!iaesf f;slL I'll
ox-Eeerctary IiorIel clusu frsrnssh,p ~ ,arys
lrA1lt WIS substantially uytdstictd " A., iii.
morning, cainnt bn to,,f.'oti III fHc :A,sspr,o s,o -
of tho lato Ar. Il0rip, who has been n1aht
thu arrangements for the funnTn m, snss s,'arII3,
Iut .ulply With Wow to ahc!rtn!t!tiiH "'uslsti "i
4ny speulnt dir@otlnlls wore loft ny tlle IL, sIt
concerning tho conduct If tho fuilee!il. lii aal
tllAt II MAs read hAstlly IL lseartln tnts
uue lt0lnt, but ho thlnks my clalso l.r,M,.rkpL
lcxauy tu Con. ur.4nt wMllil hAfe beth 9c1u'
, 1880-02-07
OBITUARY..

Mrs. DOXrA1I HLOODGOOn.
JEl.sny Cry, N. j.. Feb. 6.-Mrs. Dozlnll
N1oodguod died at Perth Anboy yesterday,
aged aver TOO. She leaves forty-ono sur
YlyLng, descendants.
, 1880-02-07
SWITZERLAND.

IsF-EHrAf1ISIIEl}.
GENEVA, Feb. 0.-'rhc Great Council Of the
Cunton or Appcnzcl Inns voted for tho re-
establishment Of capital punishment.
, 1880-02-07

Quincy, ILL.,, Feb. 40. u. 1larton, Postal
Clcrk on the WabasEl 1sallrond, died ut It's
res!dcncu In this city carly this morning Of
consumption, nged 81 yGnrs. llo Leaves h
wife and two children.
, 1880-02-07
Important Correspondence Rcln-
tive to tho Afghan Con-
trOversy.
Eighty-two Afghan Chiefs Thus
Far Executed by Gen.
Roberts.
Twenty-Five Persons Killed and 11B
Injured by the French Rail-
way Disaster.
GREAT BRITAIN.
'fOCESg3-SEEEVE1sa BEATEN OFI
Spttiaf Cttbix.

sptedal cabr.
l]UhllS, Feb. IA tlls1'atctl from Gniway
states ta'at a tafse p"''y OF 'ehantry III
ttle town ot Atheury, headed by
fhther McWhillin, bent ntf n number of
proccss-scrvers, WHO were under the protec-
stuh,,or, t,r,at a~.,,o,na',, t ,,r'v",,o on"m Wv"
ssaouiary' usca' exelleihcht prosallea a'hohR
tho pnpi''ace. and soine shots wero
fired, but no serious damage was
Sss done The censtaennry aete y with moss
a.'ola, COMBINING 'r' themselves 10 ac.enslse .,
measures ihe pfocess'seryefs were tllor-
oaeh!y 1rfghteie1' anu "itndrew' carrying
their ,l' papers with them. ht,'aors prevail
here, pt sre mo not ttaceaels to a%y a',torta-
assas'nate tho Dall'tls of Dunstand'e.
-, cEss,ox rs ,5,,,. OF Tssn,1ony. 1.a,f.t w..
Loynoy. Feb. I'm Tia House of COM
,,.,..s +,,,,,, o. s,,a1se,i ti,o,.sl l1,,..ai,
,aoas to'aay nt M1et,.stl 11ehs-neae': a'I
voiG%a n. ne az ;nst eG repoaI
from the King Of Agbosomes, OIL tho gold
ss s"uSoar, % axts,,inr @ % tyo ,nilae ,nlapl @ H. ~ IN
s""oo"r' SS1emmng Two ,a .l'es In.., ,s,. ,'s
Into The British, possessions OIL tic gull co.,st
Nv am,riron trafturs
,,a,,r,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,r,,
HoM".Ho1,k -, y, nk1AIt.'
to the address then begun.
William y. Redmond, Eome-Hulo member
for IVaxyt,r', ,nowo1 n,J rho nfsn,,,,nn
W u'SrpN 1,.',, 1.u", M1 ~ Sus o.''o.'
Aiai'ofl' l1ome.ltule member rot Cure Sec
william. Sl,a,y, til his sI,eech fp support of
tho ,,,no,,on,,t sn,d In t1i,l 1,or1.is tn rn,,.
,Im~ tIa Gnv,.r,unant for w,,nt t,,rv ,vnr.
"n . tu H. ~ th fs -, t VIM ~" ,,t .uy "sau ta,
Ind nifrrci m mokn n,,voucos tn tlo tr1sl,
farmers. In tl1e first Instance. Mt. tho rnte Of
per cent. they might have done much to nyert
tho calamity which Is now upon IRELAND. The
Government oug],t nlao to have given trrenter
novcrs IA nnords NJ Gnar,linna IIo said t),o
na :" - - .t,r"at,1',, ',os hos,, '1o; Iu
e'a.""l pioces7 - a."' '"ttu'' 't''7 uee' s"'l'e
on IN Ireland Ior some tlhle' de d!a nos
wish the Government to lavish too mltcsl
money on public works, because tho people
WerG deluorall2cl by tho lnantlcr In which
money Ind been wasted lii 1877. 1t
wus ,i,scre,,1.nhlo In E,,wlanls rrrntncys
tint IN ireland t'reefo.lrtlis Of tho people
should be reduced tu 4 condition barely IT.
moved from actual famine by two Or three
bad hatyests' ilo acknowledged tllat the
problem to bo solved was difficult one, but
INC alnlc'1ily WIS llot l11shperapF.
next spoke. lie Baid lie found no fa,Ilt with
the Irlsl. members for taking this curly or
uortunity for drawing attentfon tn 80 innor.
innt m,;ttcr hit tin wn,iti In eoin,, i,rs;,In
III t,,,nsti,, .at;yase Muu H.. tn
sfva tyith aucI, ,M,I,,ts as tnsc ,[coit with IL
The nmr11.iment @ liz tiistimeiiy ,lcnled t,nt
Tia Tnwaru,tof ,oi nii,rai },,n ,m"ttoe n.y. ~
soa 1 oVfft nn tn d ronrt %1Wg " ,ha io r t,eE ~
9snpro ao NV 9o tho to "st " vour ,st ~
c"ivci ,1iuc,osnT ss Ward 5en fIsSsot,rv
, 1880-02-07

9r0M = Eamphoratud Sa]p0n4oaous punslfrlcI,
foE II glHtan pure l,rvAth alla peurly teotl. ri
eoneS. ltt1Acnaber the uAluu.
, 1880-02-07

Tho Hayden Caac. ,,. eifs
a uan at luilfurl, Conn.,. whipped n,t,anst, ~
Meauto sho maintained llnydeits i"''os
md hau to paY u tlno,
, 1880-02-07

Cheorfnlncss at,d rlcumutfsni 20 1os 1ost;i NJ kad
Ftth0r; for rheumatlau,, nss sf. Jaoo"' W.
b4 h1ppy,
, 1880-02-07

VARIOUS.
COTTON AND COFFEE,
Rio JAsr:ilso, Feb. G.-Prlyate advices
ps,lulats The cotton crop ut Lax. 900 bales.
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! s.lIltls.y ssho5s sJnIsi,.

The Sunday schooi Union, District No.
2. Of salnda Association, will meet in con-
neetion With TIE Union Meeting, with Bel
ton Baptist Church; the fiftlt Sunday morn.
ing in this month, at 0 o'clock a. M. The
order ae axercises .sill he as Ecllowa.
Organization of the Union ard remarks
by the Superintendent, Rev. L. w. Tribble.
Reports from all The Sunday Schools. to be
given in speeches of fiye minutes each by
tlie superinteadents or delegates The
Union viii then be Addressed by Vice
Supesintendents Thomas Crymes ana aG.
b. Gaines. Also by Mai. II. d. Murray, OF
Anderson, and others.
It issthe request of che officers of the
Union that all Sunday Schools send Ia full
and deetpplete reports 2f the Schools. Il Is
Important that every Sunday School In the
Union should DO represeated.
REv. u w. TRienI.R, Supt.
JAS. w, Po0Rk, Secretary.
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5 sUFFERERs, READ THIS 1T you
= re afflicted with Neuralgia or Headache,
st'u en- be speedily relieved by taking the
Specific Neuralgine Speedy In its action,
entirely free from Opium and other Mar.
cotcs. it commends itselfin being. as inno-
cent as efficient. stGl5,t sssS
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Special.

Z For the accommodation of our many
lady customers we shall keep our Store
open until seven o'clock, giving them an
opportunity os shopping during the cool
of the evening.
~ ARNsTEfN & ROSE. s
May IS. 1880 A
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HEH YORK CASH STORE.

-,
~ flsen. ieee 70 stls ls afsaseefving fsse eye
,aas a. = q lsS'se nave az present the
as,s ,sa.' n,ces. ana orel'iess STOCK OF season.
.siv '''1u ,as'! ot'apio goods'shas ths people
"a .ne entire up-conn'fy nave over seen In
nus.so pns .ills a.nohofn iact dees s not
.no nsle. tiaslng ooagne such very
,a'e9 assortmen.' ana tllnti Tor two Stores,
ussiuss. eveiy.n'ng was procured at Its low
-. p.as.s'e piioe, ..lu ~ u out the natnIal
,' -. eveiiss ,ilas tne o.a' ana certainly
~, go. ,of .e.'s ,iA, aiiyoouy M eise. Ihough
90 Y 'u' wy i.Aissass a'sa ~ pest portion
"a .i,o ,,auc, NC p.-i'e % increase oar pusl.
mss mss sii''' w We nave ootn the stooE aud
,s;.i.s = eio ~ anu teE tiae feson we 3d.
49, 49,. iso1i NY sosRns' guar
Hn, - essiy 'astancs' ohafieS.on or
1a.t.ss TO- We, are g aissayss Wiling TO
80 -..a ci - sis.' tlsill out ci toWn
" We ieea eatassled We can please 'in styles
e''.e " svous atG pSsttcessr pSsttesr l.
yur czest's = y Iooqs !'eEaEslnsng ts hiied
WIN plettsiesE laprles siqr Ladies'
w. 49, Soiaptlslng every g5aoa OF goosts, from
avoo M Al.seeS on hsnosome spripts to tho
-. ns'yle4s gfes sfeah eiis. ans ad-
- - s,ie - iil1e eiSe H.a eelection
ssshosa az; IN. ,A,g ,nsssafy inaterial7'
sie 'apieS nave .Dy tneiE FL Aeesai patronage
es,a.sa ~ cAii snow
iss.t s.Slis' ssfltoga stripes, aerri
.'.S pts iqes, Linen en-. .aWna' french
y sicsolla ana 7lsiaop Lawns,
and Fine Dress linens. We have an snor-
100 .Atlsss " ieSlic y, uoous at Iactofy
bt,ss p."a.s.,.s ,oer lho 'shoss ana SHIPPERS are
ssev'n,ns !.,.. very popppllanf7-We ppln arc selling
quan..'ies VI 'ie'h q. popular prices. The
S,1ine We we can say y, Oh iaeies ana Children's
nus ''napes, rio@efs Riooons ana ana ornnf
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The Clubs as far as heard from up to this
time in Anderson County are very closely
divided upon the question of nominating
candidates for County offices by plurality
or q majority yotelin the primary elections.
The Clubs heard from so far are as follows .
For the plurality plan Honea Path 8. Bel.
ton 8, Hunters Spring 3, slabtoy III O. Ma.a'a g
Creek 5, Fork Z, BFusliy Creek 0--total, 16.
For the majority PLAN Hall Q, Anderson
II, Piercetown 8, Broadawny s. Centreyiiie
a Flat Rock e. Sandav Snrinns l---tntal. as
giving the plurality plan q majority OF
eight votes in the clubs heard from. The
Bishops Branch club did not act upon the
question, bat sge think The four delegates
ftoin this club favor the minority plan.
There arc eight other clubs, With about for
ty delegates yet 70 be counted. From this
twill be seen that the qae@tion is likely to
be very closely contested. i.si