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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18
Mem Publications.

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WANTED.-An advertising solicitor; per-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-18

Iy I, TnPStTHUU u
academic cuurej moherly care and all needn't for girls
mentally, morally physically. TESTIMONIUh, Box 3641
NYP.O.
RIO PARENTS and GUARDIANSHIP refined
home with educatSn in Germany Is offered to TWO
thee $500 per annum. Address H. or Interview $50 9th
ave-, Mr. Chrlstern's.
KXANTED.-A Partner for frRt-class In
w stute established in tho best part Of Brooklyn
very and advantageous terms Address "oPPoR.
TUNITY," Wall House. Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
, 1880-06-16
The Stockholders of the Post and Mail
Ordered to Pay Up.
The Fnmes of tho Victims and the
Amount Of Their Liability.
Judge Harlan Partially Clears His Docket
Rights Of Bankrupts.
4 Decision Ia Favor Of sho Congregation ol
r. 81. Wencsslaus' Church.
flynn W.. Storey Still on Trial-Iudg.
nents, New Suits, Etc.

POST AND MAIL 8TOCK1OLDEtI9.
Tho cuss OF tho Itook llvor rappr Company against
sho Chicago Publishing Company. docisiun OF
melancholy Interest " tho atbokhpldors Of tho do
fuuct Past and MdN. yosteriRy decint by 1udao
jameson. This blu 1ted July l37s bhsesl
claim fur rbYut nxA.nat The Company unA VIVA
for tho PURPOSE of Winding up tho Conpanys n1Atrs
and mnklng la St0akliotdcrs Iia6lo tor ia dpbtA.
T.. 8. McCtc1Rnt wns subsequently, appointed
uecclvor , converted oil tho available assnts tnto
money Tho stockholders came In Mnd d0ni81 their
liability, several vruunds. sums because &o1 Ind
not signed tho stock subscription toOk othars bu-
enuso thuy hat npocfal uvfuomont With q. A. VIII
amvunt On tulr stIck, nnd others 1ocauso thuJ outy
slxned Tho purpose Of allowing thor " 10
used IN gcttinR otl,er subsertbnrp. Un tho utai
Il appeared tho ch1eu1o Publishing Company
WAS tho suceosSor Ut tho Post dnI 1tu(f
Printing Company. uruanxod by Q. A. Willard, who
bscurcd tho charter u,a tho nnnses Ut the sbacrbern
Tho Post and lfaA hAd morsxuga for HitUj % its
property. nnd wlion tho nnw CONCERN purohnAed tho
lsBetA uf Its Predecessor Il wns nsseea that sMtO
klyuuld 30 made unier tbs morskngU tho property
te.sht by the now cytnpamy @ an nSw mo.tansss s' be
asss ss tss
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s sss %asf VIZ ws .s
j Il obinlnod oei;t nor0 nutcs fur sIt oart aut-
sts " t' s ~ e yyvf
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w. YEs. negligence y ~, on sne pnt y m
shsSfy sha They asre .!oeEaodsst sad 10 creditors
II
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asst.ISn VIZ 9sslaISa e be sy9xl9asTs e A. Go9-
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MA. #,stqE !. (; MSan;;ses; u: !. paiIaE, Y Il:
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@ A5ss + ysrEs ESHAf' f. Syae 3s"S Ee s.S 4 MSS4n w.
~ kaisSaevs ,I,aIt ,.,a 81 ,Gtl', ,GnliSn NSsS0s
6; 6; ,lioay. =; Y MeCq9gt,rx Nv 4 4; Whiss, =:
\: pafihq1t n: y xnd i: ., osla5ae. ia =. i:
IN. 0r ieu sharSs nj pur value noxtdes those. obs
dah Iiuso held f1,HD; Arthur Hv4xaT. n,o4lt J. e
6 6yaES i N1 !, MlisA n n sT "A, li
elmE0u Whileley, t,0M A lnsgo number of thom arg
tnso!vont, but II u expected about S&,10 OF tAu0
, 1880-06-16

1UpNE IIAnLAN'9 DECISIONS.
'adsa Harlan yest1rday ttspo%eI Of tho ca ees ha
sozsh wero Euudprod. but on'y soma o1ceodiag,y
sloI llSn1orundn " tho grounds on which tho do
AMoa2 Moru bascd wero given.
aao Case Of Lz1l0 II. Asnoock. etd. ". Chaflea N.
a., AtAns sno oth0s calne W on mOpon 0f eho COM
gta!oaak for ths appointment OF Aeoeiyes. Tho
nuse eaa the dotoudsnt in possessfon Of thB pxnp-
w "a controversy Wa& cuncadSd 70 ba solvent
uuaoent9 ahae to rcspond 10 any pscun,ary dom xtd
Tasa asa complainant salxdt eatahuah sxslaAt hls.
eaosF SUCH cafcumstAaoos TIC lntssMs
sas prppefty being disputed. thu pussaaal0n Of tho
SsendAnt should not b0 disturbed peudlng Tho III.
sAuea. s.a. Tho authorities citod In support Of tho
IL T.. aa sGs >" ag ,ho D,s:9as
LII kttFsaase Win ths lIx,st ii ths bii and snsadsd
-. asess sn9f f.; IT, sI:o ysa n the
in :! St s
s : s.s s4'E IT, sax ass :s
aas':1 :ssau4 s,3:s4fSlq l Z Tho c..e Of Edwin
dsssSS II fFsn.u' MassF Saa oshs;s " -
e.ss u q.lsoR r'sl r., e ,l s,Sxed
sieh cs@s aA u In "sl dayt,a; y, u o 1d
III e. = g! assiasa ~
a!h: e*.s oe eWisos y. - tons oaa, ths decree
i S;i tSs kssiesal stE H.sf Of nnna.pe. VI,
ss. ss.tsss S r. r. M sss "a cs;
&sss &Ssssasdsn q "a FsS0ad hetiun Isnk 4, snf9ra
s.ss. e: i3 x s ss
ioas f'ssn 's Io4 Y e 90 "a apvs r. sate q Ae
t t. III
ihnaSseHn iIhsnSeHnsat q ths suit 4he jugs thought. IAs
1; sSssi s; =
sAaoaosfs pstof W ths RsAahxs OF The
, 1880-06-16
A CARD TO MAYOR HARRISON.

CHICAGO, Juno 1A~blRt ] d0Mand, lind With
me 5000 Woat Bdors domRnd, the immediate dis
shuxyo Of tho keupor Of the Audson-stFeOt
bridge. To.duy ut $40 p. IN. ho opened tho
bridge for two voAsols To paRs south. This ~
q,ltrel about flvo m!nutes.. Tho hundreds Of
pooplo who bud gathorcd oxpoeteu tho bridge
would b. Ut o,ioo closed. but mot 30. The bridge
slowly down the river about Van Aurun stEoot.
II wund sAva him Ht&iu e1oetlou u kcsp tho
lridgv opel an4 walt for theui no
did 70, OF p0uEse. Yhl8 required twelve
uIluutaa-or Sevulteen ml1utes by tho
watch that tho 6fidYe was kept
UpDn, when tho ordinance limtfs tho tlano to ten
nilnutes. lie ought 70 bY discharged md lnado
~ example Of Tor tho other hIldxe- teuaees who
, 1880-06-16
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1o 1880

aro daily violnting tho U!ty laws aud annoying
Tho public u, l;k1 tnars,es. When tho fr.t two
stould have closed tho hriiRr.. and thoro was
ample uhln for nil tho whiting people, cars. md
tcains u hHvo possoh ever bcfnro II would huve
isnts. This man has been fnc,iing NJ tho public
crib tnu long, tfc y fat; slock. and lazy. Ilo
doesn't cure how many t,1ns'snr,d pooplo whit or
md let nl tho fH,ntR pass through, Thcn, II hc
L. nut tIo tired or Inns not fnllon nslccp. he will
rho bridges nru nuisance enough ut best. md,
when n,annKed as TIC Malllson street bridge n.
thpy bsculne vcritlblo curse. II should never
:. WEST.StpRH.
, 1880-06-16
A PLUCKY WOMAN.
She Dona Male Attire md 8tnrtA East
Couldn't Live with Her 1lusband-
How She Was Discovered.

She Dona Male Aseirc md SHIRTS Enht-
Couldn't Live with Her Husband
How She Was Discovered.
apsetat Dhpatth to 1hs chtesoa 1ttbun&
TOLEDO, O., Juno lb-A stEnngp, and yet not
altogether uncommon, phaauuf uf0 waa ravculod
to-day ut tho UnIon Depot. Orlovr Sullivan
had occasion to bo ut tho depot whcn tho moria-
ing Lake 6hosc trnlns arrived. and WIS Informed
BY Objective Cavanaugh that q woman dlaxutscd
As a man was III ono pf tho conohue. Proceeding
to tho car tudicatud, Sullivan found tho hgure
olothod In d bMok suit, straw hat. nnd now
box-toed shoes, reuliulug on a scat 1t wore a
mnss of curly hnir ut tho baok Of tho bead. and
ssnuu blAuk muss4cho. Tho officer at once
recognized In tho figure boforo him
woman. and a very falt-looking one ut
that. 8ho roco9nlzod tho oGlesr rs quick
al no did h0r, and when he lald Ills hauu
on her shoulder, Hho said sho knew what wns
wantod, and would 60 with him. sh0 was takcn
to Central Station. whero. ia ansWor 70 Inquiries,
sho told tho following story. "My nAmc Ia
Kato uouch. 1.-Two IN Grand Island. Nen.,
With my husband. Frederick Douch. VIZ havo
bet,l married niuo yoars, but he Is 90 closo-
iisted. aunry, and cruel TINT have loft him
twicu Ia my own Glothos, md he hns caught me
Gosh tln,o. FAllly about four noaths ego |
me TO buy lnau's suit MiNl leuye disguised III
thas why: 70 ! 9os enough ,nonoy - buy
f4ond three mtlta from ho'ne. and
a apt ssep nns e. T. chesx nso wEo T9F
thought aaw my husband In tho dcputt.: and 30
walked 70 EnRlew0o1, Wheru waa nll right,
Tho way thoy dutgotcd mo Wus: UptWoen Chi.
cafo aud horo wont u sluop, aud my mustAoho
fell ot1, and whun awokot found several meta
woss looking ut me-. Thou your polloun,ltIl
brought mo over hero. My 1nUihor lives III
WhItby, Canada, but | was going to UuGalo "
my husband ii he cotnt,a for mo. mot FsotI III
ontario first. lIG bud oluiMcd homestead
Of LEO AorCs Al1nut .olyhe 1ni!es frlhl thu
t,ulroad In Grand ls.aad, Mob. We lived
happily thu trat two Or throo yours.
i bud two children, hut tlloy arc both deAd. I
do &c hupc tloy will lot nso ~ least, fur cav
nevor 1--we with hin. again." Tho story was told
with frequent buFats Ut tDAfu. And hgF faco VIA
covurud With hor hauds during its rcc!1u. bhe
waa detained ~ tho soraouAts @ rp4'n without
pltasnro. Capt. Hcatt says there "a nUthinK "
hola the woman for shs WA WA psssIng through
not havo b,eo ar1uated. Hhe will l0avo for uut-
f4to to-,norr0w.
, 1880-06-16

~ t1tVkGA AbA1ztELs
The final dccreG was ontorcd Monday bofnfa Judge
1aposou In the caso Of Joseph 1loubik nnd others
nxa!nst tho It, Wsncsslaus CAthul!c bohemian so.
cioty. THIS wna b'li hlod by tic Trusleos uf tho
wonecslaus sgslaat Society. called tho yt wcncea.
laus Catholic bohemlan sucEetJ 10 enforce nn aeHcd
trust In favor Ut coEpainunts ~ 10 ccraln sehoul
property. OF whioh u decd was n'sds
Sssh.s IT, sfsassss
e goss, II IL Il k m o;
formed an Organization nnd pnrehasoa = lat for M
Sy
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ND shs rg,ns, ,S Sy9; 4 Il = is..scs s9s ,hs
y lS'
Ss$ ss
MIN, sSs5ss: sa!s6 Y', 'StS
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"; s:sa 81 s,aunes showed o eyp.n
s.ts bsd ssyHlal s9s5Se. q laeMs ffSR ThS tlSy
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u
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past. ANGA CDnsgrvpr Of art niOrAtity, and
, 1880-06-16

The caso Of Rurrott u. Clark va.AT XwtnQ, ,Assanes
Of Hoorga y. Arnold and George Hlasou involving Au
interesting question Of bankruptcy lnw wAs yestor-
Gay decided By Judco Dlodgstt It nppoasod that
among tho aas0ts Of tho bankrupt two nptGs Of
clark. tnd aso elnIa s0alnst him tor goods takon By
him. The Assignee was appointed April, n 1878. and
In May, 1875, ho bogHn auits agnipat Clark In VIII
County, ind obtained Judgments. Clasks laryer. tho
lato Jose o, horton, being prevented by his inesa
rum putting In ndctense On appeal thoao Judgments
we're Affirmed IN eott tho Appellate and auprams
CourA. Clark then uiud bin set ahidu the judH-
spt sso 6ut ", ao Se9s tho coqEt holdnE no
esaf ~ s G0Sa I'd 70
i;*ssad sssaoa Yi H. sa%ssss r. ssastaps
s5ssss r. ses Ssssss ss IS
ssa ~
.sps az :; ~ h9s IN e ,dIS,, a.
Ss:s,ssa Ss' i,s 4,
s..a ssaf
19sisdleu9n II calu,a ot spoh nature and omountn
+; ns:s
sssSDss se ssa L II. vo settled that no .p. b,
~ sI'TSs'1t - ssae
nsaS g H. ssts tSa II nSs ~ 4
Hun, :, yxdS5 Ssur. = fsfa,s e y.
tEmyuni Eyuni shIsh dstelA,ned tGs junsdietloa 81 eued
@ j I ss Ssssa Ell s
= s. r.
fnfsd taat tho juF.diotlna ve.ea Ia toafts U tho
United Htatas tn tho c4sQs aud proceedings H1ou-
oon9d ~ the section .hould be- e1eluh!Vu VI tho
eGsu * tha setaTai aateH 1hb st1th caaaA et the
S9ht caa1e4 Vt fcforrod to In TINT slntuLO
~ ~ ~ .nasets aaa procsodtngs Ia 1.ktuptey but
~ Judge s4tt taAs hS thought suit brought By An
aasneu n bankruptcy u coisot dab DUO Die bank-
sHPs w ~ MT nater us procesliny " bauk k.uptuy
ss t'aS y on tho
~ TGs quito e!eaf ttsSl tho Stat~ tuuf!s v0ro not
GepaTs4 " tho!t jlE!sction IN actons b9 A4sgpees
collect tho ASsuta Of tho BUG ks4pt by the S0tt0Q
tSIs.rsa T. ltw.s pHt ule Iutenou conyresa ~
Sf4dsetlon In punury sYss br0uxht bI AIsknqas for
~ plrpvsa " cullectnx tho Ass0ts. HOF vas i h1c-
s G1u;: % e %abtsn tMs dIssuon - isaxe u .hs
IT. TT gs1ps''y a'foush. ISSas S HI s.i un,9nns mIs
T. SMshnsu'!ea na H. remedy n ~ sa.o Go1Tts ..a .sef
t3sdiot9 W beard now - urxo that thay hsl NJ ~
iLtaeuon, wlnloycF rc}tcf no might hhvY beon ablo
r. get hAA h0 made uAusly appllnuUpn u tbs tcuQral
eouts TlO demurrer would ths r0furU b vyNsrulbI.
, 1880-06-16
TIE CALL.

tUno1 DnuANoau-tn chau,oetl-
JUDGE DL0D0xrT-Th0 bankruptcy calendar.
Appellate CuuAT-N, Il, w. and ~ No case on
h0arlpx. .-.
JUDGE GAnY-a to Ill Inclusive. No. 1g7, uoht-
manu- Y. EdtoE, Oh trial
Jupa1 JAnksoR-aL u g, M,MM No cass On
heAFlnH.
Junus Mun1N-bst cases, TORN Noa. 1.sii, Thomp-
ron T. Pullman t'aAG1-( Car CumtMny. and Oh lewis
'. uIlrols CBatxal Hallway CA1!pany, Nud eAlandAf
V4 trial ..-
1un0x TULE1-u. - u No. u on trtAi. Arguments
only N b0 h0xFd.
JGl,1x a1uNux-No cali. No. M on hoasing.
JuUAN KsIcHkMNUCKNN-tlc business.
CRIMINAL EOuM1-NOs. l.p6, a. s4. w. And l,14
JuDux xl.uoA!s--C9nisuInHtfun caSGH. TnrR Mos.
Liz. lMA i,iA liI, 1+t1l. xna LIZA.
, 1880-06-16
PROBATE COURT.

In tho estate 0f Charles nroosuniok lstsors tosta
nontA1y wosa iAsuud to MoAais Klnuter. Tho estate
u valued Rt xbout 1t.um
In tho ostatc u Anton sorFo !ottots Of adlhiatEa-
uon WDFQ a4uO1 u EFgd8tuk AAAAchO+ Tho OstAto
II valued ~ about II 49,
late Il Inluetl NJ AlhiIt kS.dl
In tho estaEu Ut MnrKufeLh Schmidt ct nl rpli,01.
letlSfs VI guardianship 0l tho Gaata Issued "
Ng1ll0 Schmidt, ntd hbf bond for 31Q hpps0vOd.
, 1880-06-16
ITEMS.

Judge IIarlann disposed OF bis ca4cs yesterday
morning. with the exception Of one or two sill ro.
1a!nsd under aaYsen.ent, and left fur Warrington.
judge Tutoy HnnnunccB that hu will adjourn couFt
juno W tor tho bunluvr vacation Aud will not 10 IN
cuugt during vacation
, 1880-06-16

Judson Il. Wright commcrcpd an action IN tFospasa
yesterday against tho lako 6hora i M'ciGnn 6Uuth-
etu liattroal Company and julia J0aoiilu claiming
lU0lU damages. =
Frgdsripk BfoborH commenced D suit IN doht
Aghixt tho City Ut chicago, claiming daIuaxea.
, 1880-06-16
FAST ROUTE,

New YORK, June 15.-Tha Long Ialand Road
will startIy establish II now fast dAy line be-
tween Nuw York aud Newport, naktti9 the run
II, about aevun haurs. An express trnu. will
fully-buijt sleumer especially lifted up for tho
Newport route.
, 1880-06-16

Why does Gleuu'a Sulphur Soap sell DO wcll1
Bccilusu II 1nukea tho skin cleur4 Avoid counter
felts
, 1880-06-16

JUDGMENT4.
BupEfIon COuHr@JuDuA aAMY-HHnnAh Minor
=. George II. GfoaAt verdict SN&-M
, 1880-06-16

1)ANFkEK WANvEn AN EfpENtEkfEn
unlryuan xsn4 IaftnoE .lth csa SsitI4at tI4a iIr
ula iik uAIv cnll Tor hr. u lolsl lbti.
tive days
, 1880-06-16

I4TANTEp-A bECUSD.iiAND ENuIHH AND
Gos,ss 9onplSts. s.tle. st.1on1tE " g25tass.
HlALDlNti. Io.on C1sy ILL., gtvlAg full va1s'ppArs.
1lIU Vt nJliu1Af, boiles+ utc., Aslt caSh p51cG.
, 1880-06-16
H&skk A.kkIt,

IH1h HALk-0HE FINELY ultkD SkfB THh-
nor dow pup: ons purs white thnrunsnbss 9alas
lyeaF 1!d ysrtsot RstI5s: sd III II. .s ~
u s0ill 'tAvlng ts rtiy llutEv g uL4 v Rbs.h.Ax
, 1880-06-16

AGENT8 WAWTEU.
OENTs MISUNDERSTANDING EMPLOY-
~ MUNt-The Un0u Csntrat Life lnaurAnus tuu,-
pany. + smp!oyinx ! tsW ,speelal A1snl. so d"
YUtV their untifc tnle ~ III Interests, lu soctt-
iii applicants Inr Inssrance. I'D tbs rasnt man,
IlssossiH cilu tctcr. tAut snd knowledge u hanAn
E9alpsnIAlon viii u paid. With q gu4zantss aalAty.
thussby diving my 1pportant!y g :aoss ra. soay
l!nanSla lnatitauoa AM turtles mss.!9x - sev1s
occupation, 2AlaFlUs seteiTsd xid e1pUt'at fuf lilo
lagu tiat ali e1ceas uaTaol shs ba paid ~ tho
pauyj, sud Enivfences. n. ". liAltulS, saet1lAr!.
tIA1l. y.
4 GENTS WANTED-s1x OK EIGHT ExPE-
~ yLUuN4 agents, nluIe f0suAt, IL Unc&. ~
Vsaa ts Clty ivF ths household ktt!c!u In
tlp world. housUkVSpsr has but ~ sse and sas
uut1ul. Apply - ": L. utk!GElt. xss9 " s1a.!. .ax:
, 1880-06-16

A GLlAp!lATH {AMONl "blNlOlt Oi-riMKs@l
~ 9f ~ 1oAn's GuliulY Cambridge. kn4Iaut tlaAs
branches Ut mathematics Ad.r1s4 Dahl ki fltlt.
ElVAL HUurh. U. A.. S&A Wkbasl-oy.
I1HiVATB lNsTMUL'TI0N III GERMAN WIi.l. I'd
! Kt!up " rJmpaaont YcauH nsh pvnoas d..
stto9s 70 !aafn !ne ~ seaeaAla W
, 1880-06-16
STORAGE,


4 LII THE LADIES ANIL GENTLEMEN WHO
A. wisA . XII Sa4toa sioth.nE catrSts MI s1d1
HtaIO-sL; Will pay q pur cont naorn taAh Ah{ ut1f
dealer Iii ahe eiJ. AsMsmbsE ths number. ~ esatA.
, 1880-06-16

4 HTuOLCklIsT-NIt5. Dll El.l:ls NkvEh FAILS
~ " ta Tug pea psss*,nt 1na future u Go5t9Suy M
gH1las u vhAntu: you aru III truub!0. SILK or In.
happy, consult the Doctor quickly II buulh areen.s
WE KECOMalENn Mis-, rltAAka On yuaI.
w nbhs i1UItty. nuFftaU. ftu,Oyhls. nllllr3
sL il uf wrlts4. :al Wuat Auills0n-st tuu o tu H.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-29
Approved December 20, 1879.
REMARKAnLE CAsE-The

A REMARKABLE CAsE.-The Rev.
Marcus Ormond, when at Washington,
Pa, about q year ago, was awakened
from sound sleep by friend and
told that his home in Alexander, Pa,
with all It's contents, had been de-
etroyed by firc. .Dr. Ormond welt
home the next day, and while looking
at the ruins Of his house, he received
tho news that a friend for whom he
had endorsed had failed. Soon after,
he was found in bed in q comatose
condition, which continued for six
weeks. Since then, although he has
so far recovered his faculties as to be
able to..makesthe mostiintricate calcu-
lations in his head, he cannot read,
write or compute with figures on pa.
per. For a time he did and said things
by contrarics. If he said "down" he
meant up; for OH he said off; fol
right, left, and Uice versds>s, He carried
his cane upside down, and did many
other like things. Those pecnliaritics
however, have. disappeared, but hie
inability to read, write and spell, and
to use only q limited number of wordt
In talking, still remains. DR.. Ormond'i
memory has, however, greatly lin
proved, and In his business affairs hi
Is as careful as ever. e
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
Al
PALMETTO HOUSE.

JUST ARRIVED one of the finest as
sortments Of Liquors in the Boro. On e
Barrel Of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar,
1910; Three Barrels of fine old Ryo Whis-
key: lst, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey,
8 years old; End. also, the Mabel Belle, $
ditto; 3rd. Roanoke Rye, the oldest, 18
ditto. Corn Whiskey of tho best grad es.
North Carolina Corn, Sweet and Sour Mas Ii :.
of the best grades. Also. Wines and Bra n,
dies Of th finest brands. have also a
fnA lot Of Cigars and Tobacco which I
will d'snose of at reasonable prices for
cash only. Give me call, and I will tr eot
you right. Philadelphia Lager Becr al
ways on hand from the celebrated firm of
Berger and Engell. You can find me ut
all times ut the Bar under the Winnsbor O
Hotel, next door to D. r. Flenniken's.
Call and sec mo. j. CLENDINING.
aug 26
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-29

CEDAR CREEK ITEMs.-Thcrc is not
much news to communicate this time.
The mad-dog scare is about over and
nobody is hurt, but we arc miaus a
cow or two, The farmers have gcncr-
ally commenced operations for another
crop, and log rolling aud rail-splitting
arc the order Of the day. Labor COM
mands better wagcsthis year than last,
and hands to hire arc scarce. Although
most of tho farming III our section is
done by white labor (we brag on this)
there is not as much colorcd labor
seeking employment as usual. The
small grain crops arc looking rcmarka-
bly, well for this time Of year, owing,
no doubt, to the mild winter 50 far.
You have already heard of the fence
election. The thing is as it "uscd to
was" and we arc happy. There was
little unplcasantncss between some
parties on election day, but it did not
arise about tho fence. Nobody got
hurt much, and except the circum-
stance metioned the day passed off
very quietly. There is considerable
complaint from parties in Township
8 about the gates, public and private.
On the public fence they are not kept
shut, and the fence Is pulled down con-
tinually, letting stock have access to
Number 8, and Number 8's stock to
Number We on the border of
Numbers 8 and 0 wish tho county
guardians would attend to the matter
and put stop to it. Politics are get
ting to be talked up, and candidates
arc early in the field. Well, the early
bird catches the worm, you know,
and we wish them success. There is
one thing we Checkers wish in particu-
lar-that is to sec Major Il. w. Wood
ward elected to Congress. He is just
the farmer to go there, and we think
he will 60, or hope SO, anyhow. The
Crooked Run Grange has rc-organizcd
and is now III good working condition.
Cedar Creek has q very fair represent
tation in the Grange. 1t is thought
that the order will be grcat benefit to
tho farmers. The Grange meets on the
second Saturday III each month. We
are afraid The advance in cotton will
cause a great many to plant too hcavi-
ly in cotton and neglect grain. We
believe in making corn and bacon and
other nccessarics at home, and all the
cotton N-o Cali, too. We in'cnd to ask
our Legislators, next time they go to
law-making, to take good hold, and
not to be in such haste to get home,
and do their work so the grass won't
grow behind them SO soon. We don't
think they arc to blame so much this
time, but they ought not to look be-
hind SO much at the people. Folks
will talk too much any how--and
maybe we do too, OH
CEDAR CREEK.
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Governor Simpson has issued his
proclamation calling the Legislature
to meet in extra session ut Columbia
on Tuesday, the 10th of February. The
indications are that the work of the
session will be confined strictly to the
passage of the supply and appropria-
ton bills. With q view to expedite
business, Major e.. Lamb Buist, the
chairman oftlc House committee Of
ways and means, has requested that
committee to meet him III Columbia on
the evening of Monday, February O.,
in order that the new supply and ap-
propriation bills may be ready for i'll
PRODUCTION rs soon rs the Legislature
meets.
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