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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
Laurens and Abbeyille.

Editors Press Banner:
4 goodly number OF accomplished youn.
ladies and polished gentlemen Of l.aurcns ant
Abbeville met at the Free Bridge Saturday
2Itli, to enjoy a pic mic: There were no ole
persons there consequently tho young people
managed 1t. We were not troubled by can
didatGs, save for matrimOny. Pleasant con
verSation consumed the forenoon. An excel
lent dinner was served at one p. IN. Tht
crowd then crossed the river and went to MIR
Duvis's residence which was thrown open fol
the dance, in this amusement we o o nc
part. but watched with pleasure the move
ments OF graceful n beautiful young ladies
and handsome young men. The music and
dancing were good. The party lasted till neal
sunset. The crowd was the most orderly w
have ever seen. We hope 1t will not be tho
last time We shall meet.
This portion of the County has been blessed
with good rains. and the crops, especially cot
ton Is the best, at this season, 1t has been iol
SAID NOTHING.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28

The South Carolina editors are generally
engaged In the process of tickling each other
on personal pulchritude. From our rccollec-
ton of the gentlemen, we would earnestly ad'
wise them to cease this process OF mutual it'll
lation, lest they awake invidious public criti-
cism. 1t would be better for them to fall back
upon the ancient consolation "handsomo Is ms
handsome does" We can retain the good will
and hearty acqulesence of the entire press rs
ISOLATION by making tile statement that there
is only one really handsome editor in South
Carolina, and he does moi live In Greenvillc.
There is an old story Of n golden apple-but
we will step to one sido and watch the fight
Greenrtle Neps.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
EniyhfS of Honor.

Toe following officers were installed Mt tn
last meeting OF Palmetto Lodge, No. so:
J. +. Lyon, p. y.
J. l.. Martin, II.
X. +. Hill. V. d.
VI. J.. Bonham, Jr., 4. u.
Il. y. Pratt, Chaplain.
W. A.. TeInp!eton, Guide.
r. T. Quarles. Z.
Il. s. Barnwell, F. r.
q. A. NiSanSki, Treasurer.
f.. +. Parker, Guardian.
j. kurZ, Sentinel.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
ssWhen we were Rich we Rode in
ChaSes,,,

Mr.. James s. Wilson yesterday morning
hitchcd four of his splendid horses T." his new
six seated brake" and taking aboard Messrs.
II. T. Wardlaw. Arthur Simkins.. NJ. p. DC
Bruhl, THOMAS P. Thomson, and Thomas. G.
Perrin. left at eight o'clock for Elbcrton, &c
attend n big political meeting which i to takt
place to-day in that town. Hon. Alexander
Stephens, Gen. Toombs, and otherd .Stin.uish'
ell men are expected TO speak. Judge Nc.
Gowan and Colonel Cothran, 1t Is said, have
been invited W speak on the occasion.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
FOr Sheriff.

The numerous friends OF SHERIFF DuPRE
respectfully nominate him for reelection
subject to the approval OF the Democracy al
the primaries. Without ostentation, firm,
fearless, OF mature years. fully acquainted
with the requirements Of the law, he has
alike protected the Interests OF the Plaintiff
and Defendant. and has filed the Office with
credit 10 himself and benefit the people al
large, we confidently ask his reelection.
NOX POPULI
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
Atlanta Charlotte Airline Railroad

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ATLANTA, GA, June Sd, 1879.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
On and after June LIST, trains will RUN or
this road us follows:
Day Passenger Train.
tEASTW AltD.)
Arrive at Grccnvillc,. 10 IS n. m
cave .......-.... .lU A. a. IN
(WESTWAKD.x
A.rrtveat Green vile, ... 4 ~ n. IN
Leave Grccnvillc .mm.. IA D.. M
NIGHT PASSENGER TRAIN,
(EASTW ARD
.Arriveut Gre0nville, Il n. m
Leave HreehV .."..l0 10 q. IN
(WESTWARDD
Arrive at Greenvllle,..... . 3 9o n. m
Leave Grecnvillc, 8 81 a. m
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN.
EASTWARD
Arrive ut Grcrnrtllc I SO q. m
Leave Grcpnvillc,. s 20 a. III
(WESTWARD.)
Arrived II 3 II q. M
Leave GrcenVillc........."....... -.. 1 20 p. m
Connecting ut Atlanta for all points Yves
and Southwest.
Connecting ut Charlotte for all Eastern
points.
Through Tickets on sale Mt Gainesville, Sen
cca City. Grecnville n S%purtanburg to III
points East and West.
&. j. FOREACRE, General Manager.
W.J. Houston. Genera Passenger and Tickc
Agent.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28

Editors Press and Bonner:
\ MIR. Marshall In passing through spent
night in the vicinity of DOnnaldsville In 1879
That night there was a finc pistol stolen from
his buggy. If Mr.. Marshall will come &c
Donnn!Gsvillc or address me he may learn
something of the pistol and thief:
Yours Respectfully,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
Attention Candidates,

You are invited to attend II basket pic mic
nj the Center OF Gravity. on Saturday, Au.
g,ist IL. lSSi, and give us.ynur views on the
situation aud things In general.
WM. wtCKLIFFE,
Chairman Committee.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
For School Commissioner.

The friends of COL. NJ. o. TOLMAS respect.
fully announce him as IL candidate for County
School Commissioner.
After two years Of faithful service In the
office of School Commissioner, his friends
would announce Mr.. DAVID CR.A WORD
as u candidate for reelection.
The many friends OF CAPTAIN f. COWAN
respectfully az him rs u candidate for
office Of School Commissioner Mt the ensuing
election.
Mr.. W. b. Acker Is announced rs n candl.
date for School Commissioner, ut the next
election. MANY
1fiE friends of w. d. MANN OF Mountain
New announced him rs q candidate for the OF.
flee OF School Commissioner ut the next cleo.
tiOu.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
For Clerk OF Court.

The friends OF CAPT. w. +. COTHRAN o
Midway. announce him ns a candidate for tn
office OF Clerk OF COuIt He Will abide tho re-
suit OF the nomination. OF the Democratic par
iy, and will support It's nominees.
Editors Prcxs and Ednncr:
We learn that several candidates are out 70
Clerk of the Court. We do not believe thu
any one IL more competent and deserving
than the present incumbent Major ZElGLEl
who, all will acknowledge. has discharged
the duties Of the Office with fidelity, efIicien
cy and satisfaction. He Ia emphatically 9TH
right man In the right place."
BORDEAUX.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28

never owned, received, or agreed to receive
any stock of the Credit MOoil1er or OF tlle
Union tactic Railroad, .nor amy dlr1dcnas or
profits arising from either Of
s,rorn testimony before the Poland fom'"'nee'
January II, lSI3. ~ .,
The fGcts in regard to Mr.. Garfield, rs lound
by the committees ARE that he igrrci Win MT.
10 take ten shares OF Credit Mobliicr
stock. but lid not pay for the same; MI;
received the eighty per cent, dividend
in bonds and sold them for nincty-seven per
cent and also received the sixty per cent,
caSh dividend, which, together with theprice
of the stock and Interest, left q balance OF
S329. This sum WIS paid over to Mr.. Girh II
nv n check on the sergeant-at-arms anu MT
Garfield then understood this sum WAS the
balance of dividands after paying for the
stock .-The Poland CommiRess Report, Ftbru-
airy IL, ls7t.
THE blue RIDGE R~AILRoAD.-1n replying
To the complaints OF the Anderson journal
the recent change OF schedule on the
tireenvilie and Columbia Railroad, General
Conner has written IL letter, In which he says
that the business of the Blue Ridge Railroad
not Justify the running OF separate
fr light and passenger trains. and that "np 10
this date, and as far back as / can trace II. the
Blue Ridge Roud has never paid operating ex-
penses. For the past year 1t earned slo,UsU,
and lts expenses were $4,000, taxes not IN
cIuded.-NcWs and Courier.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. McCaslin OF
Nincty-SiX died OH last Thursday night. ana
was carried back Friday morning to Ninety
to be buried.-EeOWce Courier.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
Railroad Meetings.

Those will be q series OF Railroad meeting
the contemplated line OF the Frencl
BToai and Atlantic Railroad commencing ir
Cedar spring township, Tuesday the iSth % 2
and Dmc West the 18th. There will be a mum
Der Of speakers from Anderson and Able
Vile who will discuss the merits Of the pro-
posed route. We may alse expect refresh
Irhis mailer il i'm the hands Of proper ON.
mittccs who will make the necessary orange.
incnte and notify the public OF The exact plaGe
meeting. The public generally and cnndi
dates in particular are invited: Let us mike
our A ndcrson sneaker IN enthusiastic
ecep'''n' ~. X. BRADLEY.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
A.. B. G. LINDSAY,
DENTIST,
Practical and Operative

HAVING attended the Lectures Of hi
IL Pennsylvania College OF Dental Surgery
offers his professional services to the public
nv II Dentist and Oral surgeon. Calls through
the country attended to. All work warrant
cd and charges reasonable.
Residence ) miles east Of Calhoun Mills
South Carolina.
June III. IXSu
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28

The friends OF Capt. WESLEY y. BLACK
of Level Land. respectfully nominate him ~
u suitable person to represent AbbeVill'
county In the House Of Representatives.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28

For County Commissioner.
The friends OFF. Y. SHEPPARD announce
him to the voters OF Abbeville county as q
suitable person to serve them as a County
Commissioner. They present him as q man
worthy and well quilted,
FARMERS,
We arc authorized TO Mr.. j
FRASER LIVINGSTON as a candidate for re
election to the office Of County Commissioner
subject 20 the action of the primary clcctious
The friends of Mr.. II. A. McCASLAN, an
nouncc him as a candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the action of the primary
election.
We arc~ authorized to nnoun Capt. G. NJ
MATTJSON as u candidate for County ON
missioner. He will abide by the primary cleo
tiOnS.
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For Representative.

FOr RcpreSentatIYc.
We ar~eauthorized 10 announce Hon. ]. u.
SEEL as q candidate for reelection to the
Legislature. MANY FRIENDS.
We nrc authorized TO W. III.
PARKER, Esq, us II candidate for the Legis.
lnture.
The many friends Of Mr.. ]. ". LATIMER,
Senior, respectfully ANNOUNCED him az n candi.
date for election to Il seat In the House Of Rep
rcsrntatlves at the ensuing election.
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CANDIDATES
For County Commissioner.

We are authorized to Mr.. JANE
S. WILSON rs IL candidate for Coroner.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
SUPERINTENDENTS
OF
HIGHWAYS APPOINTED,

THE following persons are appointed Super
/ intcndcntS VI Highways in Abbeyille
i. Ninety-six townsltp,-Jamcs Rrscrs, Jr.
2. Grecnwood-C. G. Waller. .@.
3. COkcsbury-J.S y. Mascc.'
!. DOnaldsvillc-Wm. T.. Barmore.
5. Due Wcst-R. NJ. Pratt. .. ~ =,
g. Long Camel. II. Nichols.
=. SmitlIville-Genrge Lomax. -.
8. White Hall-D. W. jay :.
o. indian Hiil-WilliaIn AdaInson. =
10. Cedar SprIngs-John A. DevlIn:' =.
IL. Abbeville-George Wilson. > -
u. Diamond Iill-John T.: Brownlce.
Ii. Iowndesvilie-ieoryc +. Burdeit. :
II. Magnolia-F. +. Cowan. 4
Ii. Calhoun-S. S. Mcbride.
III. BordeauX-S. 4. Mcintosh. n
The above named Superintendent will have
the r0ids nll worked by. the 18th Of August
next: By order Of the Board. 49,, ;,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-07-28
ADGER COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

CLEAN out your cellars and closets.
, 1880-01-17

Tho formation Of similar soclcty here; letters
wcrn atsn real frufn Bloomington. Quincy, tlll-
l'lnn, AntlDy. 'HDtt1nnuk, Shtln,wny. mil other
plnCca fhvortnR n convention. Mr. llnilht, tho
Seorothrj.I Of TIM committee. wnS instructed to
answer tho communications RECEIVED nt1tl Krt.p
tho bull r0ll!ng. 4 committed wia nrphinteti %
draft sntal,1c resolutions IN tho fcnth OF Jacob
KnentH, Il former n,cnhnr nf tho Association,
md l,nye them cntcrch III tho rccnt1l; Atter
discussing the 1a O'Clock hr4nAcr, nrid ttc rls-
ttof by tnvnfctw Of Its Hl.Ec Injustice III sef'
cral cascs. tho ARsucfhtlon nt1nurncd.
MYsTKltiOl'a nlsArrEAttASEE
waa mnt1e known ycstcrt1ny, t lnfnH Mrs. Lena
WAlthcr, wife Of Franz Wn.tler, thc brewer.
who lives ut No. III l!llnsey street, 1t tnnl'eits
TINT Bhe Ind hcen nflng ftr stno tine: stlttGr!nE
frnm nervous prostitution, fever A'sl ttrrflty
10 Tuesday n,Hnll 10 u't.ek. when her nttent..
until nlGGe-AtcprHl nut for II few minutes, ut
which Atte ttlnk n1vnntAgo to EtAvc tho holiHt',
afnce which time etc luls mt coii scr or hcnrsl
0f. 1lGr husband WIS interviewed ttast evening,
antl he cDll xyu iiD i,tch III htr Wherrntmlits+ NOR
yot nf tho tlllse nf hrr Gnlrg pit. lic Rnys that
She Ind M:cn restless. "xeu,hiN, ctg. hut there
wns quito wcnk, and Ut tho 'n stc left iio .itll
nut t(itt,k she could lRye walked nglsMs the
ilnor, which only n!ltts tt tho. mystery nf tho
R,lrrounllr1a, fur atla bHtl mt lGen missed lhf
n, hour before he Htnrtcd tn luDk Tor hCr. lto
WIS Mt Ills business ut tho time. hit, M EtK't rs
informed ff her going Ntr. tIo Inst! !tutch Il dill
gent sGnrch for her, wh!Eh haa l'eeh kept III,
advised her to go IN tho country for her health,
hut he dnes not think shs loft home for any
such purpose. f1o ftnrs TINT her ,itnh NccAMa
,Msctted. and that fG hns wandered oil, ntit' +
lit aO1le h0sritnl md refuses Ia make hcs1tlf
known from shntt1e or snfnu other reason.
, 1880-01-17
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

JUVENILE Ft1pLtS0 WITH 4 REVOLVER.
Tho tluy's excitement wns considerably ing
mcntel by telegram fran tho West Twelfth
Street Station ut " o'clock that thcro hui
bcct shouting nfrray Mt the coriof "f Folk an,l
pesplatDcs streets, which would rrohnhly result
IN tho alehth nf l1-year-od hoy. Promptly
upon receiving tho Information ut tho Twelfth
Street Station, Officers Brennan md Conmcl1y
wcro sent out to investigate. At No. III West
polk street they fo,t tho wounded hoy, but he
was nblo to bo nbout aud tllie frce1y, at,f WIS
apparently III no .dnngcr Of dying.
Ills nAno III Frpd Wci,lcrburg. There
wis n bullet wound III his loft
check, and, If tho lcntl penetrated tho head to
nny distance, It shattered the chcek-bono and
lotacd somewhere bchtunl 1t. Dr. Murphy, who
tlresscl tho wnin.l, did not deem II trr,llcnt to
probe for tho bullet md lid not think It wo1ill
p.yyo .lal'xGro,s Ilte litIe fcllow toid ow ~, no
tloor Of cl!sot attacllcd to john 1sctrrs hmtcli-
crshnp. at Nh. 7 nrsplG!ncs atrcet, tho officers
fn,'u aiid arrested Louis Fr.inlt. 1h ycSrs %. OF
shnt. At tire staton no freely tol1 sshNt
was considered very str4lfght story " tho tlG.
etrrc.,cc. Ahunt II month IKn he bought Il sinnll
''Tom,' paying III conts therefor. Tie wGepol,
WIS ~ Eood order When he Eot Il, md no IN not
handle II t0 niy extent until yesterday when ie
wntltet3 to clenn 1t. Whaling tn test It lie ilrt1
several shots through holo In tho ll,ltehcr-atnp
iloor, nn!l Wltlu 80 enEtgcl two or three chttrel
gathered about tho !!oor md Enzca tn through tho
wins ID tliseharKed Little Wicticrherx 1t once
rushed Into tho ghop crying a. an! ~ hoill'!E M h!s
squirting. Fr,,ntlt wiped on tho bl0snl with hla
apron. n1l seeing that tho wound wills r!it!lcr
serious. hp iltlslsc him ~ 1ln homie. The shoot
tiio result nf cnrrics,,css. Frllnt.t lives WITH
his parents ut No. luz Johnson Btrrct.
, 1880-01-17
1,lIE WAITER OFFICE.


forrtNO OFF THE uRELEsS rlLtNCitEa.
Yesterday wns the ttny appointed fur cleaning
nut tho Water Cltlcc. and tho grcatcst interest
,,.,. 81. Il, ~ ..,s,t, =. ,rno ,,1nr,to,1 thnt
WIS tc!t III INC result. ~ VIVA ue's,. a. tlnt nv
NIL OF tho useless er1lilches "cre !" oe oppea.o,
and tho question with tho employees WIS whether
tloy wore. OF hal been, useful nr mt. All wcro
tnnitrnf !, 1on,r ,,,or In hr,,,l,t s1lr. nntl
a''c1 =" "'h up. LIZ "H'.. ~, a..' .'..s
magnify their imporfaneo' MT INC sweep was 10
ho 50 great attt general that rcally very fow cx.
1,cctt.d to cscnt,u.
+, ,r,a mi ,,rt o,,,,t ,,oor TINT opv,,o<,v mt
.',s",'., ,,,''', ''''.s ~ ~, -.
sc sM n commissioner & "nlicr VIM naa s''MI ,s q.
tic tiny w.h.isl t,r!u9 firth. Evnm tho Supesin-
tert1nnt-n r,sitinn purely fnnci{ul-wns in tho
anxiu,is scnt, nntl felt zig keen IN intrreat IN
niIafra lis tho h,,nlblcHt sulnr.linRtr. til, had
ovnrstockc' tho c.ce With lot Of icH,npcsc1!ts:
Ntitl, knowing full we'll TINT he WIS tt rcE1tE1cl
with tho greatest fnvor 1T headquarters, w.ls IL
II atntc 1T nervous excitement lest he should
turn t'rns ano1iEst tho slGf!l. le could CON,
rnrt n0 t.le. and fl1 cflil,t comfort him. atll
nil wcir ut seu. The first i,ltuation or positive
, 1880-01-17


Sr. LoU1s, Mo-, inn. 1G.-A point OF Inter
est to life-il,suranco. companies everywhere
is to be ticc4de<l by tho Supreme Court of this
State, Str, Iselfe, tho State Insurance Super-
Intcntlcnt, having just announced his lntcn-
tton OF instttutlng lcgal proceedings agninst
theAtaso,,ic Mutual Benefit Association Of
Missouri, the Merchants Exchange NeHcvo-
lent Association Of st. Louis, md n temper
anco mutual benefit organization OF st.
Joseph, alo., with tho inject of compelling
those societies to comply with tho Ihsur-
n1lco laws OF the State. These are
to DO test cases, md the result will de-
tcrIl,ine whether or not cooperative lEfe-insur-
allce can be carried OIL Ill Missouri. There
aro ,nnny Of these coHperattye companies 1T
tho Stntt, md tho business Of ttN3 regular
c0npnlllrs IL almost ruined. NOne Of tllese
societies l!nye my reserve! capItnl, and nune
OF tllpnl ply my tAXes Thuy arc supposed
t. bo orgnnfzed 9lul malntain:tl for charltu-
blu purposes ulullt. Ullu Ut tho require.
lnellts III tho State Insurance laws Is that all
life companies shall nlaku Il deposit nf $780, :
600 ns guarantee OF gotl fnItli NM! tho fulfil
full performance Ut tllolr duty. No 0lle 1f
tho many eoNperatfva. companies c0ula do
this, and to le Required to tlu 80 would crush
them out Ut existence.
, 1880-01-17
AMATEUR ANSWERED.
III thk Editor Of TAe EhttaQQ Tribune.


CH1cAuO,l Jan. 1U.-As y1ll 50 reu1fly In
serted tho tlnfo,lntlcl complaint Of "Ama-
te4lr to the effect tint he felt Aggreye,l be-
cause lie could not Mt once occupy II SEQ
reserved sent Oh payment Of dollar, cOi,-
Tossing Mt tho same ti,ne that he WIS III
formed by tho ttclet-seller ut tho tiMu TINT
the ticket WIS for "stantllng-rooMl only" 1
trust you will more readily i,,scrt these few
iI1lcs by way Of explanation, that MI pur-
cllascrs ut st adm1sslon-tickcts for tie bal
cony .ase must readily accorded my inlet
sents BY tho management ns snUn ns 1t llns
been Iscer.atilnd TINT there are l,n further
slen,Alds frnln tile public for the snl,Ie, md
the 1,,,sDltt tickets hive been checked through
by tho agenis, which Is Invariably completed
Il short TING after the performance. has coni-
llGnrcd. This, htlleyc, Is nut only the Gus
tom III Chicago, but III nil other large cities
throughout tho United States.
as u rule, never Interfere with tho ar
rAllRelncntS VI tho lacnl manager III my way
unless obliged tn do 80, and Il. Ills INSTANCE
| AEe llO Glllse whatever for drawing Mr..
1layerly's attention tn the NlNtter, or lii any
way suggesting II modification Ut Ills routine,
which 1 consider fair allll equitable TO tho
patrons Of tho opera mud tho public gener-
nt!y, whose accommodation md convenience
Invariably direct my most serious attention
to III whatever IMrt 0f the world l lnay BE-.
have tho lollOr 10 BIZ, sir, ronr nbettclit sery'
ant, j. II. MArLEsuS.
, 1880-01-17
FEDERAL AFFAIRS.

Tho alcohol exported yesterday amounted
to 4S0 barrets.
At tho Sub-Treasury yesterday $4,000 In
gold was Fucciyed md u, ,0oo paid out.
Assistant Treasurer Gilbert yesterday dis
bursel 1900 stantlurd dollars, aA4 redeemed
g.5,O00 In subsidiary silver coin.
The employees on tho new Custom-1 House,
tho tiTst haii 1T laauary. Tho fUlls footed up
$J,utH, :.
nlstrlet-Attorney Lenka says that no Ii not
x.'latIye u Postmaster lalsneF, ls clarRstl hy
9otscn nnd Gregg III thelr Interviews published
lii FsIuny's TtuHUhN. s..
The internal-reyenuo receipts. yesterday
amounted u $.u,HW ut thia amount $lD, ,fYl was
COLLECTED FROM Etitrita. g. SB frona tobacco aud
o1gurs, aud N,%Ht fEuln beer.
Superintendent Mcdowell Is busy sentlLng
Oh tho booka and plpttA ut tho NO Custom Auust
, 1880-01-17
THE STOCK-YARDE,
MORE GASES OF nDWpY1sM-MONE roL1CE VIZ
fLAECE WANTED.

''o'f* o'>'''' o' ~" ~, =, ,n,1 -'Ao1
~ iLAHcE WANTED.
Tho symptoms of tho strike ut tho stock-Ynrtls
continue to tlwit,llc tny after tlAy. Tho strikers
oro yorx, ,o,urn,I,, ,,Iu. to t,tt rn,t nut1 t1,o
~ 3,..s'I,... @ s ~ :" ~ ~ ss4 go au .s.' .e
minor d'sturoatces afo lor tno 1host parl tho
work Of those who hnve lost their situations
through tbor own fonlishness Tho inttutGa-
tton md httl,dozinu ia by M means general. md
~ Fcp"t''htea ~ 1ho u3l1ls uhlo' LUZ '1ssa''a's
nro committed by tho rhllghs. under tho na,nG
OF tho Union, hut tho general tltspesItIDu jy only
tn ,,,,t ,vnr,. In tho onic.cs ,yuv Thn ,,nc.r,s
to = man deny that thoy nro .lIsclarslng tho non.
Union mon who stood " therl III their time Ut
trouble, hut 1. Is probably trso In tho case Of tho
nx,,ert ,ueu TINT Tim nld hnntls nrt, 1ivpu st1,n
tjn1s nj thc "xpnnsn al thn s,w,
tT,"s vim nr,, t;nt lin fn tho f,,,si.
1m.sa- in min nj thrr tyoncrmI t,,ijnt
with nrnvnts tf,cro srnms in M. m in,prcssin,,
~, hnth s". fh"t thcr, INV ts. snr9o,.s ri trn,iin
vet. It Is snid that liz unI;3,n ,1a wiose nag.s
hoT, }mcn a,nnIiti It'll Win ttrtsm hn,,,l. Wl n1i
t,e,i% s',,n In In thrns,, mt ~ tie,r stt,,"'
na y,,,H ttnt who,, ttow NJ thnt liz .,"n,nra
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fi,nv vii f.r"Ntc srr,M,s trruiTc Hhcrn v,"a M
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tSo ,mn," % ~ hnta ,nnn.m . i"rr' ,,1n,.m ~ 20
sI.rnttslv etnlnrr,,ss Inn natkors II, Tia nrcut
, 1880-01-17
MISSOURI MARsHALS.

BpEt1U DEpattH ID Ih5 Eklta00 IF36KHF
Sr. Louis, No., Jun. lD.-'rhe tronbto
caused III tho United States Courts lIere by
tho want Ut a United States Marshal for the
district has been relieved by the temporary
appointment OF n Masshal to seryo until the
new officer has been appointed ainl con-
iirnIetl. Justice Miller, It Is reported totlay,
lis W successor Successor shnll bv Confirmed anu qtnli.
lid. Tho commission hRs been sent from
Washington, nl,l II ls expected to arrlya to-
1nUrrow morning. A. new bon.l has beer.
nude out, Tho expected Democratic .oppust-
tlon to Mcneil on hts war record, when his
,lanle GOES to tho 6enntu next Monday, allll
consequent further llelay In filling tho place,
l.AS ulAle this step necessary.
, 1880-01-17
A STRANGE AFFAIR.

TPFtIHs J}HFHitR tu IHE tHlc70o lFtQHNts
EAST S..u1NAw, Mieli., Jun. 10.~Wetlnes-
tlny night Ell N. COrrwell was supposed to
have committed suicide Mt the Wnllln House,
Tits city, rs he was found In Ills room witt, II
shot III his l,ca.l alnl revolver lying Oil tho
floor. When the corpse WIS 1aitl ont two
bullet wo,,ttIs were nIso found In the breast,
and but two chambers Of the, revolver empty.
There arc other suspictnns circumstances liz
tlcnting foul play. .Wnrrctt L.. Bird am1
haye been takcn In custody pcn.lEnE tho re-
suit Of tho inquest.
, 1880-01-17

80 characteristic Of thd lna.,,-h!s courage
cn"resiio step ca,not @ pcrn,lt to p,ss without
correction A llcHs 1t Gettysburg NM! III
many nnother battty. llo did not l0son limb,
ny represented, hit carries to tlis LAY u
Ills nppotnt,nellt TO ihc Presidency Of Bow
slnn Cnilegr, which lie now occupies, wn9
lH,storlor to tho .Wnr, md t, his service for
savernl years ns Governor Of tll0 Stnte.
f}OWnNlN At.usfNts.
, 1880-01-17

Save yourselves cG,1Etsi 1Inlp's Honey Of
TTnreha,litd nnd Tur prevents bronchitis and con-
sumption.
rIkG's Toothauho Drops euro in ono Minute.