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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Mr.. JAS. \. Hamilton has one OF
the finest bicyrklcs we have ever seen.
which he is rafting oil at $I.UO a
chance
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Mr.. j. Dee Andrews says he will
un'lrrsrll any other liquor house III
Orangchurg or Give up.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

The public schools were opened
throughout the County on last Mon
day,hy orderor Srhool Commissioner
Connor.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Repairs are being made on Marllct
Street in front OF Cannon's Hotel.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

The cold snap gives the wood ven
dtrs 81 brisk business.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

y fine lot of horscs and mules Just
in and for sale low down at the popu
lax Stables OF W. NJ. Sain' $.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

We understand that several wa,'-
rants Of arrest have brrn issued hy
I. ). Commissioner Lathrop during
the week. ii may be time now for
the Democrats 10 make some arrests,
There are several llaGram; cases Of
outrage that we know Of.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Gentlcmcn's furnishing goods, en-
bracing linen collars. cuffs, half
hose, III Il some of the best quality Of
unlaundried shirts ut 7J cents and
$l.25 ut j. |. Sorcntruc.
Persons camping in town over
night are requested to stop in ID. i.
Smoai d Co.'S yard where they will
find good accommodations for them
selves and horses. Il
"BLAcX-DnAUGHT" makes cl,ills
and fever impossible.
For sale by DR.. J. G.. Wannarnn&cr
Don't forget to carry yoHr cu'ton
samples to ID. +. Slnoal N Co. l'hrv
pay the high"s, prices nnd pay the
cash. q
Beauty, health, and happiness for lades
in "WiNE OF CARDui."
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Russell i<citt. who was convicted u
few years ~" o: murder, in IT. Mat
lhrws, AMI sent 20 The peni;rn,arN
for thirty Yeas. la, been pardonr;l
hy the G"yyrn"r. We don't know
tn" eau. OF TN" action OF the Gov
crn"r, hG, viewer" impressed that the
case WAS an aggravated one. and
must ""n.,- su;l,riS, 1T the intplli-
-"mr" Of the pardon. |, certainly
ha; :,A Injurious c:l,ci when men can
commit such rriinrs and then oct
clear e the pv:nl,.y. lI"protrctiun
ani safety Of Ir community de
namdS ;hi; par',"u- >l.ould never be.
giN"n, rNv2pj i'~r ,hc most potent
r,:l>u,r<.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26
Onion sets ut W. +. RObinSOn's.

100000 extra good brick for sale
lew down. Call on ii. Rcnnci<cr.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Fresh Goshen butter ut 80 cts, per
pound ut H. Rrnnckcr's.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

p. G.. Cannon las received another
invoice Of goods. Call on him.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

a cold rain has set in upon us.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Fan'"!S, pr"raro Al uncr fo, he
next years cr"p. l>"n't pul oil int
nakr :;i lour arrangements in ,iilr
for thr b"s; results H!rA" AMI hul
Ter pays better :i:an p,!.ri~s.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Don't forget the auctions at kort-
iohus.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Cold weather has set in in earnest.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

The Missionary mrrtin. ai rrovi
dcncc Church on the 9th Will com
mence at lOo'clocl; N. \ fine turn
out and good speeches are expected.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Mr.. j. G.. NoSc, well known among
us as of Orangcburg's successful
merchants, who moved upon his farm
several years ago, has returned to The
Burg to reopen business. He will
be i"unh nj the "Ned Store" near
Mrronrl : hotel, where he is exhibit
Ing Il fresh and varied stock OF gene
raj merchandise. Read his advcr-
ti,rmcn, in another column ana then
90 and examine lis goods.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

- 10, Java, and other grades OF Coffee
Il 4 at VAN TASSEL'S
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26
The Orangeburg Times
l. Q @ A l.

nc o1a1lScDll1S l1ncS
= / Q G A L
We are now Offering rare induce
ents to parties wishing to supply
Gmsclvcs with good and sound
@spapcrs ut the following low
Stes:
The Times and Charleston weekly
s. News for only - 80 per year
The TINES and Columbia weekly
Register" - so. Tri-wcekly 81 90
and the Daily at 81 Is per year.
The TINES and the Columbia week
3 ly "Iocman" at - 5Opcr year.
The above rates are ut least 80 cts
lower thani..thc regular Subscription
price to either Of the papers named.
----Izz>
p Everybody is happy.
~ ------------ -------
! Business is booming.
IN ---1--% <zz----
~ Cold weather has set in in earnest.
-=r---e -rzzzz=---------
a cold rain has set in upon us.
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The cold snap gives the wood ven
ders brisk business.
Repairs are being made on Market
Street in front OF Cannon's Hotel
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a new post Office has hrrn rstab-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

There has been ioi OF loose tall.
since the election. .I'hcpar'y !alDp~
seem TO hHNr i:ccn uiscrrw,i. VIII
they be tightcnrl upon again Tor tie
next ranpaie.;.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Business is booming.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Everybody is happy.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-11-26

Beauty, health, and happiness for lad
in "WlNE OF CARDUi."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

There Is d tramp who. haunts The
east end of Galveston who has got
1t down fine. He has reduced It to
= perfect, system. 81. m He has lie reg :.
ular customers. so to speak. r.A HI q
knocks At the door of a house. The
owner came out. LAS soon as he
saw the tramp be said: snow, look
here, last week 1 gave you a tlickel
70 stay away for teh, days, and here
you are back. again.n. ~ The tran /,
put his hand to his fureheau and
was lost ,in thought for. several
minutes. Then liz said: A.You a re
right Colonel. Your regular asse ss i.
tMent is not. due yet for a. week.
When I get back 10 my counting.
room I'll pay off my head book.
Keeper and discharge him. .a He
has neglected to give you the prop.
ercredit on the ledger" swell,
60 on, now" Gan right, Colonel.
This is not a professional call; IL is
only complimentary. ~ No extra
CHARGE 1t was a. g. .,lveston
tramp, too, who giumbled. when
asked to take u dime out Of quar-
ter, He said that tie. year previous
he had been out $50 in making
cnange. .'e,;'stt55iI Ir}l o. ..t3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
d Forty Years in Bed.
Boston Journal.


Cynthia Taggart and Elizabeth
(cOinmoGly. known as Bels,) Tag.
sart are the names of two veIy ex
u tiaordtnary Women-One deceased,
the other on the briuk III the grave.
Their father was Deacon William
raggart, who formerly owned aud
Kept the old ferry at Middleton, III
thls county where Betsy still re
sides. They belong TO most re-.
spectacle family, aid these two
women have been visited by thOus-
ands Of people who were anxious To
learn something of the cause which
brought them into n0toriety. Gym
'tt,ia was bedridien for nearly forty
years before she died, and Betsy
has been IN the same condition for
thiriy-nine years. 1t Is stated that
patient endqFnnce. of great suffer
ing WAS u mar ked feature Of their
existence. Asked by the writer, b
day or two since, what their illness
was, u Relative replied that he could
not tell; in fact, no one knew. 1t
was simlly a lack Of vitality; the
unfortunate women appeared to lose
all poweriafter arriving at a certai d
age. Of late years, but few visitors
nave been admitted to the sick.
chamber Of the surviving sister.
but in the fist years of their x.
traordinary iliuess, they were
called upon BY strangers from far
aud near, espt ciaily during
the Summer time. Cynthia,
after taking to her bed, found much
comiors ~sth.asIyre, II is SAID, aud
IN her uncutured way would com.
pose poetry. she once wrote a h
"Ode TO Health" Her death an.
peared to sff1set iler sister BETSY 10
u great degree, and at times she
was inconsolabIe. Her mind would
wander at times, but the name OF
sister Cynthia was seldom off her
tongue. Her nephew, o we'll
Known business man here, was one
of the first to go to the war, aud by
courageous conduct rose from the
rank OF private to that Of Colonel.
That was nearly twenty years ago,
and the Colonel said that even
then;hls friends used to write him
that ga unit Betsy Is falling fast. y
Yet she is still alive. But perhaps
the most extraordinary fact in her
whole case is that now for nearly
seven week nothing but water has
passed her lips; not one particle Of
solid food or nOurishment. Her
mind has become. com pleteIy d
blank for a long time. now. AS
may be imagined, she is reduced 70 |
= mere skeleton. eThese two cases
are, perhaps, the most remarkable
of the sort ever heard OF. There is |
not a. particle OF imagination OF
sensation connected with them.
Their family is one of the m ost re. |
spectacle on the island, and any
statement they make can be inn
plicitfy relied on. II is not possible |
for poor old Betsy to survive
many days, seeing that she takes |
no nourishing food whatever. /
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
No Fraud This Time.
Now York san. pUg

Now York San. Esk
Allowing the Republicans Colo
RADIO, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Ore
gon, California, Connecticut, Ill.
nofs, Maine and New Jersey, near
ly all of which are likely to go for
the Dem ocratic Candidate, Garfield
could not bs elected. And this IL
the best case that can be made for
him or his decsyiug party. Every
Intelligent Republican realizes tue
situation, aud admits there is no
expectation of success before the
peoples; To resort to fraud again, as
has been suggested by desperate
partizans, IL to try an experiment
that would recoil on its authors.
The simple question now is, shall
the majority Of the people adminis-
ter the Government through theft,
chosen agents, or surrender to q
minority that has long since for-a
feited all claims to confidence 2
The answer will be given dat the.
bAllot.box next November, iu o
way that cannot fail 10, command
IeSpeCC, ltn3 4iaiti tA '}s.gfs.trta sf.sHfnl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
ARMSTRONG. the man arrested

ARMSTRONG, the man arrested
i-fur--ctfcufattnx eeseenes nasttes'
tbrqseb The MsIls7ap4tter which
| is worse than obscene, and destruc.
tive of the public morals-from all
olss Syt5sass 81 rs adcss ofisns aTa i've
species. If the accounts which
rsSch ds Vic true. he Is the Head of
Sunday school at Santa Monica.
Whsther thia haso or not, we are
personally lsognizant of two facts
in his career. He was one of those
reformers whose pure political as
piratjaps could only sbe satisfied in
the Workipgmep's party. In one
Of the meetings Of one of these
clubs the project of a Sunday picnic
was being discussed. The picus
Armstrong got up and begged the
brethren not to shock the sensiblii-
ties Of The goody.godd by such r
desecration of the Sabbath az g
picnic. He was voted down, and
his representative and j gpie-
tistic soul was luck pressi-
bly, shoe ked. He also signali3ed
'tiitnselt. BY trying to getcoianans
upon 4colHmn us Of mattsratn the
HEkALD protesting agai&st 'sa d
day excursions 80 Santa Mogics,
and the innocent advertisement Of
the tournaments which accompa-
MED, them. ttpf cqlrse We sent him
to the right ab ous! Yet this sstck-
lesa after Sabbatieai propriatiss is
found. as q legal lnformatioa made
under oath, alleges, engaged in the
work Of undermining aud prosti-
tuting the most sacred incident of
BAN snlty isiskl lug! ties corrupiiOn
and destruction. Of. the young to
make q few miserable, pItiful dol.
lars. 'fWos unto W ye, hypocrites. h :"
rolls down the ages from the lips.
of'Chfiat himself. ''Sl''t,'' rs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
ftt lts sfA-+is'ff Ff'f ~ ~ '7I71iI etiftat4
IN the Whole History Of Medicine

...N
No preparation has ever perform 9 d such
|. marvellous cures or main ia med SO wide
reputation, as AYE.'s CHERRY Pee.
ToRAL.which is recognized as the worid's 5
remedy for all diseases Of the thu an
lungs. Its long continued series Of won
derfu1 cures In all climates has made 1t
universally known as safe and re lab ie
agent to employ. Against or .inary
colds, which are the forerunners Of more
serious disorders, 1T acts speedily AN i
surely, always relieving suffering. and
often saving Life. The protection Id
affords. by Its timely use in the throat
disorders Of children. makes At an Inval-
liable RENE to we kept aiwa US on ha nd
in every home, No persot, can afIord to
be Withhold 1t, aud those who have once
used it never will. From their aknowi-
edge OF its Com position and effects, ply
siclaus use the CHERRY PEcToRAL ex-
in their practice, and CT lerg y.
men recommend It. 1t is absolutely GER
tain in its remedial g fec is, and will al
ways cure where cures are posi- bie.
For SALE ny ALL DEALERs..,s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
n X Nv 3aas sliTfa
FOR EICN.
r,s ls..n .".npsa..s.o. MI,

/ = Ths lsssa sOin pa 81 s.tiOa Bf;l.
LONDON, July 27th.-In the
House Sof Lords this evening, Earl
Granville, Foreign Secretary, An
troduced the compensation for dis
turbances in ireland bill, which
passed the House ot Commons last
night. He fixed the second read
ing Of fttse bill for Monday next.
Earl DartIey, Liberal, on. behalf
of Earl Grey Liberal, gave notice
of motion TO reject the measure.
Earl Grey has volunteered to lead
the opp ,sition to the bill.
A circular addressed to Peers, re-
questiDg their attendance in the
House ofiLords ON Monday, to op,
pose the second reading of the
compensation for disturbance In
ireland biIl,'is signed by the fol-
lowing Whig Peers: Lords Ave-
land Caryfort, Dartley, Fitzwil-
liam, Sligo and Somerset.
.$IE 2; Taraissh News. $ 'sd.,t
LONDON, July 27.-A CONSTANT.
nople dispatch says: The Porte has
discovered. through its agents
abroad, that England has conf
dentialiy sounded the powers on
the subject of naval demonstra-
tion, but the Intelligence created
no alarm. Abeddin Pasha, Minis.
ter Of Foreign Affairs, is reported
TO have said that any. demonstra-
tion Of this kind would simply
have the effect of melting the Al.
banians to energetic action, and
the naval authorities cpine that la
hostile aeetcodld not infiict much
real injury SO long as the Darda.
inelles are properly protected by
forts and torpedoes. The Sultan Is
guided cAieaxsby fear of immedi.
ate consequences, which, together
with all other influences around
him, tend,eta make him offer y
logged resistance. Continental
,newspapersEenm-to make no ques.
tion that Queer, Victoria has writ.
ten q letter to the Sultan; but,
judging from the analysis of the
letter published by the Paris Rap.
peA, 1T appears highly improbable
that 1t was either written or nu.
thor:zed by the @ been. g<#a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
- - - =
A Republican Opinion.
[NeR York Evening post.l

Il t0oH 4crk Eveulng fOSt.l
Gen. Gafieid Is neither cour-
ageous nor frank, only respectable
and moderate; and we fear that his
uucertaln phrases VIII fall to give
satisfActiQna to either bra nch Of the
party he Represents or 10 stir tue
hesrts q the people like the sounds
of . trumpet. On the whole, Gen.
lGMtietd mereIy represents Cue
leadina opilfonS Of his party with
respectability, aud no one WIN is
inclined to them will be aIienated
from them byFthe manner tNw hi eli
they are present cd by him; but; OH
the other. hand, he e~will. not. win
them adherents from the opposi-
ton. The States to. which Mr.
Garfield was bound to look with
the most solicitude and to which
he should have addressed his prin-
cipal arguments are those Eastern
States which are most determined
In their economic notions, and
these will not regard his letter al
10 any sense an Improvement ii
the platform. They may be- cons
tented with his professions, but
they will not be kind!ed to u gro W.
Ing entbusiasm. ne =,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28


fusion Ia the only course that can
be followed. Great CONCESSIONS
will be made to the Greenback ele-
ment. The LEADERS Of both parties
hope to catch the votes of the dIsaf-
,fectel temperance men for Plaisted.
Hne ar.as Persy-F-sel Ksrsss.s
l ..iI.. .l.:i:a5s n IpisstSn. ss 81 y.
/, /, 1Esvsss col J ~ ? Q7th Gen.
Grant and wife, Mn. Fred Grknt
6sd child and w. w. Smith ar.
rived at Manitou this afternoon
and were met by U. 8. Grant. Jr.
! "A Two year .old ehtM was burned
10 . crisp and g young lady, .nAmed
Annie Palmer, probably fatally IN.
jured by the explosion of an oil
can, with which she was lighting
A. IRE. a y ~ = 81 = ~ &, 1S =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

rss ps MGsl'. when Iii she & RsbS an
pfsss had nothing bit, words Si
eoiusny for Cari Schurz. b.~yrhal
was vghen be was beart ding Gran /
ard diliating With ths ,Independ-
&c Liberal Republicans. When %
~ y Asastampihg the country for
Gsee ~ nothing was too despic4-
sle ta fspoit of' him. .Nowrthst he
y pgs't!iatlrx his CGhtaat positipp
20 10 ke. speeches for the Repub bill
car lominees, Schurz is every.
thing thiat'sis gootf ard great 10
tbess same naens,assftsistsaesthdt
Fisyes's Hscfetarysefathefu futerior Is
s.s.st able and yicqnsnt. put All .his
setios' will abe, thrown "a way thi
t'uis. the pG& and msjosity y
q tss'' 6erdiaits smongst the ID,
waas aaashsngss and the honeyed
tongue. pf- scharz cannot swerve
ttis'n from tHsiit siixed, pafspsss- tb
psins L abeuts, p,''e,sgs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
=. a !. CARD. :.

'fft'4t Hgfft q" Y{iF+sau !
10 THos' E. ROWAN, Los Angeles
ills the desire OF your friends that you
should be candidate for ths ofiiee Oh
sheriff at the ensuing election. ltefe
We are firmly convinced that .you
would be tht choice Of the people, ana
that not only would 1t be for the best in.
terests of the Democratic Party that ) ou
should be their candidate. but that The
best interests also of the county Will Le
served by your election. ..qii.. si.iesa,,
wethsrcfore beg that you viii consent cons
to announce yourself as such candidate
forthWlth.,r.e = sw,.l s''.,s. ~ ,...
~ ~. iis.i...dl .s,p I'' MANY FRIENDS.
i, July-2Is 1851 it....ltl4iisi't 4ii llls, n.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
u...,,. !. 2 .''l g

frf Republican managers are
-trsfbg rs make 4 fiank movement movement
.in The s.sieh IIrish brogus and the
ssgsst AetRAll {, accent. ~ They
'h.vs steblishsd. 70 theisil n saiL
Is = saGsislA, and ~ isitos be ~hcpeu tp
.-tfInss tn6 t5gTmxnS~ themselves.
ssrt s3Npld IN 4eed4p.is2 yspss !
HsssIpn. Arthur. however, is said
70 ~ theson of IN 4 tisi;pan Ffom
Ii.l ofsinis T6ls y tsul: ssmsrkabls.
4 4 i. If Il, VI IN Z. Nv vie'w2t. thst.ip
e 81 dgtpqhes "A n <1ggn3ylya Y, rrAsx where
= aalxhiys ,1Hs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

TIE Weaver tafd Dow booms
. AZ sfEAfiRsilpg ! formidable proper.
isns. 'And We Should not be sur
paiAai their cQmRined vote
shoaiifoot up enough to carry a
few s9p9tjsa ifcit veaula be concen.
traisd in gre State. J. In Los Auge.
les e. lntylsDow IL q little aheatl,
g.twS atewsdsnewspapsr or
ga,ss the Afitror and Rescue, to
s'i@eeaAe his pretensions. Poor
Dlllsge, the.nominee Of the anti-
Weaver Greenbackers for Presk-
ient--the FIRST man Of all the can.
l,ida ese 10 I'M ake- his bow to the
"a ~sljSRRi Z ,ppeapplis-sssms to have
sssa aslseE|ss, l'.. Al cAlfoF-
4 uia bit,slI vvershe Upton. Per-
hart hIs"t tSieaass arS resetvins
'aemsesvesfor a mightyxnort to.
wasaf. IN ..9!3h@ "AntehNna 20
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
NATIONAL

sii = ~ ~ = g = -.
n isNbleasaat fc%rcteY ;by,i the
tri9srsAl concession OF their ac.
llltsnes that both Mrs. Han.
eaeis and Mrs. Garfield are especial
~ iuteFestlng and aeebn4pAished
seosa ID, calculated toupreserye,and
rss 70 the best social traditions Of
ths White House. There Is also q
sinsa lar unanimity OF opinion as to
Mss. Hayes, whose lady-like graces
ara alpiabitisy have been about all
sfsat prsvhnted VI ttlSi fraudulent
greei Isn't from, being sent 70
Cove atry socially. e
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

81 speaks poorIytf0r 1lis kafian.
try e the American people that,
ssnough Victoria G. Woodruff an
4cs ;ed herself early as q cand j.
date for President Of. the Uaited
5tases, her claims were not 30
fnnel as considered In any of the
National Conventions. That the
Rsptb1icans should have, tax en
saca spq6r stick as HarHeld. with
hi. credit Mobilier and De Golyer
pavement tautecedsnts,sw hens they
wight i1avs ,hAd the 'wthisamei WI and
eloquent Victoria, is fndeeti o. mat
lsr ,ar surprise aud speculation. g
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

sHenty Young. of Somerset, Ky.
entertained the belief that wate, :
melons could not be- legal property.
Acting on that thpbry, he did MI
confine his operations to the fields
but opened loaded freight car and
began 10 help himaelf. The I raj n
hands, when they. went TO stop the
depreciation, were met by y bran.
osshed X ltsps snd tte . assursnce
tt,xt they wQnId bavAbhsd st they
'intsrfered. YounxwAs<atxIiy ii..rri,
Hsfsjt4 he w61fd' ave up pWhst ], !
,reearasd as bis light to take tue
-,Slnns: y. t@fssJ ssisitsf' u 81 -, y
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

TIE lAteat t9terpational "guy'','
Il tao report which comes over the
cable periodically. that Lady Bur
,:.etst ,outts is going to be married.
as L,dy ,Cauttsais between fifty
ard elxty ysassi0fa fage, ahdf has re-
Ktssal III thef wilesiof man during
t~~ lshing girlh0od, it IL hardly
'that she wiIl,scknowIedge 9
and mater at this late day.
fact that Lady Coutts Is the
q woman in& i3S Wsfld-swoufd
asns tless secure her her ''pick" OF
Aes lnds we're she one hundred
SeaEa old.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
estssgsB,A, Aaraus, liks Vice.

SEagER:As ARTHuH like Wee.
pfssijent' Wheeler, is great disci-
pie o. Izaak Walton. He is now
in canada, putting his bait where
= VIII do the most good. :. The
present Vice-President has never
ssers I'd to regard his exalted . tas
sioh Ss Of sufficient Importance to
eaginl much Of his attention. ]. in
shs ease sol. Arthur, The American n
people will take all proper precau-
i.oas to insure him piscatorial apd
0titsfa leisurehby not etetfibg bin
u sialceed Wheeler. he, Win shus
hs able to fish t6 His hearts con.
ssu', with no detriment to y the pub
ite sew leer.i a. ,s,ae.I a,oY 1esf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

A female applicant for aid ap.
peared Ut the office OF the director
Of the poor In Detroit. the other
day, with q sad and anxious look,
and on being asked what she want
ed, rep1Ted,"I'd like some money -
"How inuch?, "WeIi, l can't say,
exactly. How much do you GEN
orally give out to a person who
wants to buy bead belt?n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28

lineage to that noble Celtic race.
Great care, however, should be
taken to keep tho Welsh pedigree
way from the Germans, and !
Perd Sw(ESepptshe NySls
|xite aplt Jude .M q g
Both Se2se thay ts vS(4 hasff5rr
disinterested person, who has read
them, to doubt but that Garfield
on his fathers side is both OF Ger
man aud Welsh descent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-28
fdthus,asm,fot Hancock J
GU New work Herald

AS heretofore stated, there hat
been . rema rkabis lncrsase Id
19en. HaEcock's- cosresspondsneS
tsalee MP dpDaj hhtion. G Al wasof
course natural there shou IL be, and
particular!ythAt The soldiers serv4
ing updef Al 81 Hnfi6k 6hs war
should expYss their delight ut his
prospective eievatt66t6 tho presii
depcys Ihs Heyatd ySnQetee vps
allowed yesterday the privliees % Ilai
glanctng over these letters. They
come from various aourcesk "A hHe1i
loag De sRspufssf sf6AAA'who
pro~ mocrsttc
pfedesy]
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