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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-02

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BALTIMORE, July 1.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat, western opened lower. ad-
yanced and closed firm; No. 2western winter
red. spot 81 Is; July 81 loal lOH; August
81 OK. Corn, western easier: western mixed
spot 49Hc; July 46lSa4Szc; August 49c
asked steamer 4lIlc. Oats frmer; western
white 16al6c; do mixed 32I4aS3c; Psnnsyl.
yania 36aS6c. Rye quite at SSaS6c. Hay un.
changed. Provisions dull, without quotable
changes. Butter about steady; prime to
choice western packed I2al6c. Eggs dull, weak
and lower at lQc. Petroleum firm and I'm.
changed. Coffee firm; Rio cargOes, ordinary
10 choice l2al6s. Sugar firm; A soft 9zal0c.
Whisky steady at 81 llHal u.
CHICAGO, July 1.-The Drovsn' Journal
HOGS Sgoss-Receipts 10000 head: shipments
$500 head, Market opened steady and closed
quiet and weak; mixed packing 81 Coal rs;
CArrLE-ReceIpts 0,S00 head; shipments
2 900 head. Slow trade and 5al0c lower; ex-
portcrs plentiful and slow at 81 76a4 80; com.
mon to lair shipping 81 00a4 so; Texans quiet
and unchanged at s. 6OaS %; butchers lower
81 OOaS IS; steers 8 0Oa4 90; bulls s. 00aS 90
stockers 50 70a3 90.
sHEEr-Receipts 600; shipments none.
Market steady and firm at IS %.
OIHoIHNkTI, July LECTION quiet at ike
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat scarce
and firm; No. 2 amber new 0scaSl 90; No
red winter new 81 o. Corn firm; No. 2, SOC
Oats quiet; No. Q mixed 29c. Rye quiet al
76c. barley in good demand; choice fall S5c
PORK stronger o. $l2 90. Lard moderately &C
tive and higher at S. Us. Bulk meats stronger
at 81 B2IiS6SO, Bacon In good demand and
full prices at &a7 asATjE. Whisky In good de
wand at Al m BnttaF ktrOnPaF. chOict
Western Reserve l6al6c; choice Central Ohio
lSal4c.
NEw YoRK, July 1.-Dry Goods-BusineS
continues quiet with package houses and tn
jobbing trade Is sluggish. Cotton goods II
| light demand. Prints dull but there Is rattle
more inquiry for medium and dark. Fame!
prints, lawns and dress ginghams in fair re
quest, Mems woolenS moving slowly, bu
Kentucky jeans more sought for.
TOLEDO, July Wheat quiet; Rmbe
Michigan Sl02X; No. red Wabash, spo
81 0S X; July 95zc; August 9S1tc; septemb'
o3Xc new; No. 9 red 81 OIL; No. 8 red 9SC
Corn steady: high mixed 800, No. spc
N and July 8sHc; August S9Hc; eeptembe
40o; rejected ST9fo; damaged &c 0atsquie
;. No. 3, Isc,
C1HcIxxETI, July l.-Hogs dull; comma
; s. 25a3 80; light 81 l6a4 30; packing 81
1 30; butchers 81 S0a4 10. Receipts 2, 100 heai
shipments 100 head.
/, PITTSBURGH, July l.-PTRoIEuN-Quie
. crude irregular, closed at 81 ask Of Parker
for shipment; refined exc for Philadelph
delivery.
,AAsrwnP, July i.-PErEoLEuN-Rsan'
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Financial and Commercial


NEW YoRK. July 1.-MoSEY-Market easy
At 2a4 per cent, closing At per cent
Startling exchange 6ankers' bills quiet at
a. Si1fi demand q seh;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-02
..,rugDAY. JUNE u. lS@'

- kr
,,,so eiocE 4. ", Proeeei 70 ~ y ~ !n !,
szsstas,N, ~. sllt house Of ONO eo.htI I m.s'
W b,shr,t and best bidder The io,'GS ';
~ = i1 S1prfty that Is to ~ fa5s 81 L Q,
aisti,Fi, = III 10 Square lum9ered Sne Y u
- I'd aI gl.blh TIfI Of the city OIL MhsetiSs
Els'P y ,i+J !, follows VIZ beginning ~ 'he
It1.- 's' !, n q aid lot numbered one 10 ~
Ill'd - ~ N and running thence VIA tnS
sHvs III 10, the distance o. tSen!y'nte
U,da 10, u "a ~, :, straight line parallel WIN the
~ w. "a aid lOt 10 the eastern iae o. saaa
I,ss ~ ~ s,atScfy direction with the east
atiir ~, ~ lot trenij.dvs feet TO thS so1 VI
a. ~ ol aid 1T; thence In hraiSh' hhe
u. ~, q pe,,LIs-6ne-thIrd Of the purchase
las " B,1eh more IS the purch1Sef ma elsGt
sel y. .,s. HI residue 10 two equal lnstAlilsuJ
vi H. ~, moath, With Interest from icy u
hI. ~, 4Slng notes, secured W dseo o.
=. :, iS' ~ III property |, believed 70 be per.
hGt'''l-,,', !, uasite, shall convey only sneh
~ -, N 10 me By aid deel d trust.
riS' MILAN T. HUBBARD trustee.
~ gALLER, Auc'iontef. W'-0
-, t,.rfgnnAV
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C1NcIxSkTt. July 1.-Hogs dull; common
IS 25aS 80; light 81 l6a4 80; packing 81 Goa
1 80; butchers 81 S0a4 40. Receipts 2, 100 head
shipments 1,l00 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-02
DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS

nj t"f 80
: During the month Of lune We
: will offer our entire stock'of Dry
Goods at greatly Reduced
Prices.
Our stock of Lawns, in stripe,
figure and plain; Percales, all
styles, and Lace Piques are
complete, and at very low
prices. =
A. fine assortment Of summer
silks, black silks and trimming
silks.
Spring and Summer Dress
Goods, lace buntings, in all
shades; brocades,. all colors;
choice dress goods at 1912 cts.
Our Black and CoIored Cash
meres cannot be surpassed in
color, quality and price.
LUST opened, in new styles,
Madras ginghams, parasols,
table-linens, gloves, hosiery,
corsets, &c.
All the above goods will be
offered at very low prices to
reduce our immense stock.
Don't fail to see our Carpets.
You will save 5 to I5c per
yard by buying your Carpets
of us.
Remember the place,
& THOMAS,
1890 Main street,
WHEELING, W. VA.
P. s.-.-IOo dozen fine hem
med linen handkerchief, at
their value.
jul '
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-02

.--,.ITrEiS SALE OF SUUIH
iasEIIS'I III d lra,i, made By Dii .P1Os j
d;, h, Vie 70 "a, ihi q 1SSs4dsa ia
~. I.si SaIeSD, 9,oanty Court Of Ohio eoun-
:.Gst,9af, ' o. " DEED u Trust Book, No, u
q q LIN, shall. On 80.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-02

pITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST.
J. LOUIS RAILWAY-PAE HANDLE ROUTE.
La n MI rE5sss.5sj
Time Table East and West. April 9Th, 1850.
street, near Public IabdinT daily eSeept sundsy y
follows:
GOING xAsr.
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TO CnnYnLANp.
TO CHICAGO.
Only II hours and 40 minutesI

nscbceNtttN dtooAtHto1alOt-LtlNt8 BollAEb ~ $50
m, Bridgeport 800 p. nj arrives At steubeuyille n
6.lb p M; leaves StenbnnVIllg nj $50 p M Bridge
port at S,6l g. M; arrive nj BellRire Nc 96 ..
The Steubenyille Accommodation, IL addition u
their regular trip 70 and from soubenyiB Will make
the following trips between BellAire and Martins
Ferry:
Bellaire.. ............,..........ii.So 4, u.
..:."....:..'.......... S'%b ?. NJ.
Stopping when required At Sherman House, Ktua-
Vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
Tickets and Bsgyage Checkl 10 all principal points
II the East Hld West can b procured at hS TisEis
0faco In Bridgeport.
na29 General rG.,snrrrand 7 TiS q Agent
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TRANSPORTATION.

RALTnMoRE & OHIO RAILROAD co.
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Gin fh1ner TuB

1T pcn ieber bic 3ierbe bes Meniaen sepa,
fen. gS fpnmt niAt earauF an, baB ber
Tub int gerbaltniB 3urSisur tes 0ieniden
beioneers flein iei; bic Sauptiade 1T, baB
bas SGub3eus pabt, baB eS eng uno auz
glei4 paiieno anldliebt, uno Dor alien
Dinsen nidt unbebclfen erideint. Die
Serren W artin & 9 pbn. @de BON
Commerce unb ct. Marp StraBe, balten
Elm 10 reidbaltiseS Eager bon Sduben,
Stieleln, Yantcfeln unp Dor alien DIM
sen Elm 70 0rcBeS 2aser bon Sduben unc
Stifeletten fit Dameu unb &inbcr, baE
Sober e 10 as aiienbeS iinbet uno
puafpnmsn befriepist ba5 9pfal perlalien
miro. Die 9erren Dtartin unb Spbn
perfaufcn gu eritaunlid bi(lisen Yreiien
unb ibre Waaren fcnlmen ben bonn
Sdubnlader aasefertisten in ieoer Yesie=
bunS nabe.
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llsber bic glaturldSnteitsn be

- ueber bic NaturiaSnbeitsn bss
nprbwsRli1en 1bsiles BON Wyumtng
fHrstbt elm 6srr, Der Sdur3 auf isirer
Neile tur4 ben Norbwsfsn bssleitste j:
;, Der Glarfs Gurt Cannon 1T elm Sbal,
eas Ta auf mebr als bunbert Meilen
hur9 sinsn snsen, beina9e unburabrinalt.
den paB wtnbst. So ubertrifft fuear bas
golsmits 2bal an aaubsrilden glfstten.
Sentysdts TsllenwGnee BON bret bis pler.
taulenb Jub SSbe i<sben bes 9bal elm,
auf bitten ggeen bsr sislfaltis aefrimmte
Strpm rad Der @s(erpatiun ber grotp.
Snbiansr rauidt, Die iunsfrdulihe
SaInbsit bss Itals tE lberwaltisenb.
Grin 3usanS tnSsi1en febr fdwteris, Bir
mustsn uus auf unier sutes Slid serla1.
fen, unifrsn Des purd pas @ebirse 3u
ffnben, bsnn ss fiibrt ttin pfab sur9 bas.
lslte, unh tsinsr unfersr Jii9rer tannte bic
@tssno. Dir furldten sisr Sage lang
nah etner Yalass bur9 bEe Dersf BERN
ttmsrfenswsrttelae Uipffl, ber vSnber"
unp ber !, pilot YeoF" Fd maisfanla ;ur
5S9s BON $4,000 SUP erbsbsn. ST..
@aurs fast, eab bisier 1bsil sun Dyo'
ming bic Sesasris ber Sdipsissr Mlp.n an
Wrp5arttgteit iibertrfiff."
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bod bic Jamiiis ME oasrn seipruaen.
Wiit Der Trau, wel6e bier am 0pesn
taisste, mar feins gsrtanoluns mSslih.
Das 1rslid mubte 0assn mitsetseat
werben, unb bsr SbsrlSrler fiblts, bab er
fslblt ss unb ,par psriGnlit tbun miilIt.
I'M fs5sm ubr Moraens beriibrts ber Gi'
lenbatn,us bas Staetdsn. Ser Sbsr.
fSrRsr be(Alob, ttn au senuesn, Uni In
Der Jribe bss nadasn 5asss NIT lstnsr
@HredenspoF bsi 5assn etu3utrstsn. 90
varen nod Elm paar Stunben bis baetn.
gr 1drieb sinisa 3si!en at isine Graa,
uelde ibsr fsin Nuselfiben unruss iein
burite, unb bisb bsn 3sttsl nit aasssan'
brun auf einem isiner pferoe mad Der
Oberf5rFsrsi brtnesn. Damn lab fr I'M
@aa3immsr Der alien paute, bee Mpr=
gens tarrenb, ab une ,u antsrbalten BON
Satot Mausr, ber son allea 5aassenrl'
fen allsin NIT ibm tie Nadt bur6waAte.
tlnb psl1' etue Nadbt mar 60 Der
@turm falus lsine 5tuSsl uao beults to-
bsnb hurda bte psr nlierte 2uft, .uttelts
an gllem, was ibm entsssealtano, ltsB bic
Jenltsr bes 6au1ee flirrsn NIB trtuts bic
Dah,issel umter. SSen In 3tmmer
ater tnitts Elm fdnlptsss, unslad!t6es
gBsib an Der 9eihs tbres 5obnes, unb
b5rte Mdts, als bic Stt,ame ibres elenbs
unb ibrm e'snsn VOrriirfe. galsntt'
nsns 3uilanb ipottsts ber @ai!ssruns.
Sts Bate nidtt nur Nles osrlo,sn, In IT,
rem @ewiGsn uno 0sfabl fdrie es auf,
pab TIRE ltsten Sdritte IS sspslsn, bts
tsn Sotn tn ben Sob eeiast.
{Jprtisbnas folst)
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NeifrDfen,
ItI9tl6erns

lit eile pplllta6i9e b 6 pir 9rn bereit ben Dalen
ale oiee @adel1 slr Mniitt ppr5ule9en.
Bieperperfduertt 9epdbren mir ee1 liberale1 9abat
gSaS uniere Pree anbetrifft, liro mir d,er 1s bic
3ureoenbeit Seoernlauas gu erparbe1t. st,tngsppu
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Gtdrft her Nerpen.

@suie. Wuionsn lsiben 10 piel an Gr'
fd5piuns Der Nersen ais 3eitunss. @e-
tatteure. gine quite 3situns tsraussuse'
ten iirsnst furhtbar an, uno fslten nur
.piiIfn bic asisr, wie o!el Qebensfraft Elm
einsiaer qsitartitel Demisnisen ssfofst
sa6tn mag, Der ien idrleb. 8sbaftsurs
fnb oitnals gum 1rlnfsn anaetriebsn nor,
hen, um stre 2ebsnSseiRer 'pIsoer sa bslt'
Ben, III LETTER 3tt iebot sebrauasn 1e
@arnsrs 9afe Nersine. Dteles tpertb'
polle Yrdyarat wirtt ais erlSfenbe &raft,
terubtst bic Nerpen unb IhaFt S6laf nit
alien fslnsn tnoblt9atIsea gtseniaaften.
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Z { / a ..

- Sn Dallas murben Warp @ray,
cine mcibs Trau, uno Sec, Nscoto, Elm
Tarbioer, weBen un3eIetlider 9eiratb ~
5000 @traFe perurtteilt.
- Capt. 8. p. Yea', elm Yflam,er in
Dallas County, Serietb nit benz Mrm in
bic Sin, in Golse beiien berielbs abse=
ucn,men mersen mubte.
- Trau Cline, bic gBittwe bes Wan=
nes, ber bon Noftlit9er ermprbet murbe
bat ben u Wonitor4 in Dentcn auf s2O,=
600 5daoenerlae sertlast, neil bieies
Blatt Elm pcreetlides BetenntniB Ron ibr
putlicirte, tporiu lie Woftiinoer pom Mor.
be freifpridt.
- Die @efanoeneu in Der Sail su
Yeeos, bret an oer 3ahl, lino ausoebro=
den. sic lrderten einen Der arcGen
Steine, aus welden bic Sail 9ebaut 1T,
unb iieltsn auf oieie Weiie Elm God ber.
5immtlide Nussebrodene tparen Bar>
biSe.
Die Snssnieure Der Sata Sc Giz
ientabn fub in Jort Wsrtb unb perban
bic 2inie BON bier mad gleburne ausle,
gen.
= Der 9rbeiterausltanb Der Ssurtieen
in 9eufsn III nod nidt beenbigt. Sn,
@eoentbei[ bat iih bic 3abl rer NuSitan=
bisen psrmetrt uno eS BAT alien anihein,
als tpiirben ie ibre Joroeruns burdieeen.
- Bon Galueitcn 9ins bas britiids
Dampfdiff Sabtian nit 57ls Baqen
Baummolle nnp 1886 Sad 9ellWden
nadI gipeipcr al.
Der @eiuntheitsratb III Scuiton
bat bel4tciien, ben @ouuernenr 1u ers
fuden, einen Quarantine Beauiten in
Orange unp onbern Ylaeen su in(faniren,
uni bic @inidleppuns teS selben 1ieters,
oas nad Der Weinuns bes @eiunbbetts,
rattes In New=Orleans erifiiren ipa, 81
perbiten.
= Sn @lgin, BaItrop County, battsu
lid cine Msuse 3euiGreden aisbersslal.
Zen, blteben cine Wods bort unb 3csell
bann peiter.
= in uUalbe murben sl5O couectiri
sum Beiten ber bon ber usbsrf alpemmunq
pes Grio Hetrcffenen.
= Sn Yictpria County wurte Girls.
@arsner, ale er nit einem Wasen pc0
peu curd eiaen Greet iabren mrute,
Hterfabren 4nb erlitt babel idmers Ser;
lssuil8sn.
= Sn Brenbam fub so bic 60 reut
ide Ginmanberer ansefommen.
- Su 5amilton County fubr ein Tubr:
mann nit ieiuem Wasen, auf benz lid
eine aus 6 Yericnen teltebenbe Samili'
befanb, ourd ben Slug. Sn oer Witt,
bes leeern an9etcMmen, fdlus ber ga
gen ur, upO iamutliae RsrIcnea aar3tsr
ins WaIer. Der 6qbrmann rettete 4
inbsb aae, bic aui eiusn ajabri9eu auu
ben, Der ertrant.
= Sn Rerruille paren mebrere Col
oateu, bic einen Serseanten periolsten
Der pcn Sort Glarf nit $3.50 burdse
brannnt par.
= Sn Der Sfice bes Gtatesnan A
auiiin bat elm betrunieuer Druder bi
Yreiie aeridlaSea uno 70 bic Seraus9at
oer 3eituns per3Ssert.
- Die Staot Gprfcana bat $50, O0
in Bombs anfSencmmen, I'M SduIbiufe
5u bauen.
/ - @iner farbioen 6rau in GprGcan
9erietben bie 8lciber in Dranp. 81
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- Das dltefe, erSbte uno 3uvsrlabts.
fe Sn'uort. .@efdaft in idafihsn, braun
ldpsisildsn unb hamburger Staatslottes
rie, eoulsn, III tas aasemeia tsfannts
9antbaus BON gorser & Co., 81 Nai,
fuu Strabs, Nsw yoyt, Grabsr Bads-
mann & gu.,) uno iGnnsn san;s, balts,
ptsrtsl unb adtsl Original Qpple Rets auf
bas promptel1e BON bemlelben bs3usen tpsrs
zen. Die esnannte Jirma Serfauft aa.
bsreem nod frlsenbe bieFse ecpie {:
&6ntel. 5apana' 'Qottsrie, peren 3isbun'
gen alle Is Sage aattf fnbsn, unb bon Der
man fGcn UNI $1.5o Elm swansisas! eous
bs3icteu fann; RentudY Staatslottsrie,
Qoofe, ebenfaus ale Is Sage ssspssn,
tpfet bas ean3e QooS uur elnen Dullar
unb Tab bamtt I'm slafliAsn Safe
S15000.O0 gu eewtnnea &entudY Cont
mpnvealtb Diaribattun 60. unb 9ouiFa,
TIA Qptterie werpen niunatlih 9esceen, unb
bei Beteen 1T Der 5auptsewinn $4,000,
unD Der preis eines san3sn Qpolee $500
unb etnss balbeu etaen Dollar. Sebe nd'
tere Nustunft ipmte pldne perpen auI
Wnfrasen bsrsitspillisa uab toRenfrei er,
tbeilt /; aud erbalt isSsr 8aufsr mad Der
3itbuns cine pffcieus @eiptnnttfe gratis
sueelanbt. Ser Siderbsit weeen iollten
@slblsnbuneen Fets in re9l1rirten 8ri.fsn
pter burh bic grprsb ssmaat mnb bic
Nsr.Ts psutl!b Gprsen & Co., Ban,
fers, "a gia1au Strabe, New.gott &C.
{hrieten !utrben. 29,9,t3,M.
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- Sin perliebter @reis. Ser 20
Sabre alte 9euti6e Soiepb @liiller in
Glebelano 1T gegenpdrtig in elmer nidt
1ebr beneibensmertben Gage. Obglei6
bereits 70 Sabre alt, muB er bo6 ben
Nerlodungen bes i60nen Gei6le6tes
nod sugdngli6 iein. 2ebten Greitag
ma9te Carrie 8oulon cine &lage gegen
i'm anbdngig lno forbert eiuen 99az
oeneriab bon $4,000 fir ein gehro6enes
Sers- -nein-@beperipre6en. Sic be-
bauptet, am 1. 5ebruar 1879 babe
MiiIer beripro6en, iie sll heiratben.
9ieie @eitbi6te liebe li6 allenfalls nod
arrangiren, aber am IA. Suli ipuroe
cine gang abnli6e &lase bon @eite1
zines Grdulein Sophia 5arriion gegen
Wfiiller anbdrgig gema6t. N1iiler be-
bauptet, uno bies i9eint tnirflib Der
Gaa au fein, haB Die ganse @ei6i6te
euf cine Branbl6asuns binauslaufe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-08

= Gin 2ebrer aus eineni Nabbar=
Staate Wirttember9's bate lid In einenl
DirtbShauie sesen ben gSnis bon Dartz
tembers iebr un3iemlider Geuberunsen
beoient. Der 6aa selanste our Nnseise;
ber beleibiste a0nia, benz bic Sade por-
seleet muree, perSidtete auf bic 8eltra.
flung. Die genubuns Der StrafantrasS.
fcrmulare 1T eten nidt nad Seberu,ann'8
@e@hnlad.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-08

= @ariielo bot Die rsidite GiilIe bou
HrfaDruligen, bic mir Elm Staatsmann
auf3umeiien bermag uno guar als 9lr=
better, 2ebrer, Solbat, Suriit, 9tatipz
nal6conom, @e6ner unb Gelebgeber.
uno 6ancDf?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-10-08

erbislt fdpere Branbwunben, mag iebodj
nit benz Qeten barrn fcmmen-
- Su ber 5urnerhale 5u @uero finbet
am 2l. Sttcber eine Eheaterppritell
gum 8e ten oer beutId=enslifden 5dule
ltatt.
WeHrere beuhde ginpanberer,
bic baS Bremer DaupfIdi5f Nuerifa
bradte, ino in guero angetor,men.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-30
Marrying for Money.

Scnrtor Chris .iancy is now sixty
eight years old and his. wife is at
least twenty-five years younger, He
found her in the Treasury Depart
ment counting bank notes, and was
taken with her vivacity, coquctry and
pretty face, and threw his sober indg-
ment and the advice of his friends to
the wiud and married her. She was
vain and frivolous and so dazzlcd by
the bank notes and position of
her venerable admircr that she dis.
carded very worthy but poor young
man to whom she was engaged, and
became Mrs. Senator Chrisliancy.
Now that the tables arc turned, if all
that is told be true, each must very
heartily indorse the opinion Of the
world which pronounces them cou-
plc of fools.
The Orangeburg democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1879-1881, 1880-04-30
A Joke on Senator Edmunds.

1t is related that few days ago
Judge Mackcy (Rcpublican), from
South Carolina, was sitting in the gal
lery oflhe Senate, when a sharp faced ,
razor strap-looking fellow said to
him: "Mister, can you point out to
me that internal Hamburg murderer,
Butler Of South Carolina?" "Don't
you see that baldheadcd man" point
ing to Senator Edmunds: swell that
is Butler, Of South Carolina" The
eyes Of the Yankee were lighted up
With indignation rs lie replied, ~ es,
| could have picked him out Of n
Thousand" adding good deal that
was not complimentary to tile distin.
guished Vermonter. When Senator
Hampton told this joke on Mr.. Ed
munds the latter laughed heartily,
and remarked that it was n compli-
mcnt TO be taken for so handsome a
man as General Butler Baltimore
Sun.
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burlesquc and farce he invited his
friends TO follow him and marched off
with majority of the meeting to an
other part Of the field where he pro-
ceeded to organize an opposition
meeting and to elect sixteen delegates
in accordance with the call. The
Webster meeting did the same and
thus between the divided house the
Orangeburg Precinct carried up a
double delegation 10 the Convention
on Saturday.
The only white men present who
participated in the meeting were G co.
Boliver and f. A Webster; the cause
of the latter the former cspoused.
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Fort Motto.

How many memories surround this
name. Here it was that Mrs. Rebecca
Motto gave her home to the flames for
love of her country and her patriotism,
and here it was that Isaac Motto, her
son, tho colonel under Moultric, the
hero of Charleston harbor, saw tile
light, and whose name is emblazorcd
on the stone OF fame erected at White
folnt. Our blood coagulates at the
sound Of Fort Motto. Col. A. D..
Goodwin, a gentleman, n native at
tins historic spot, has hccn nominated
Tor the office of Adjutant and Inspcc.
tor-Gencral. Let the people say
BEAUFORT Crescent.
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A War &necdofe.

During the late war Gen. McLaws,
now Post master at Savannah, was
riding down his picket line. and met
genuine son Of the Old Pine Tree
State on duty, who had taken his
gun apart with the intention of CIV.
ing it n thorough cleaning. The
General halted in front Of him, when
the following conversation ensucd.
"Look here, my man, are you no,
sentinel on duty 2"
"Well, y-a-s, a bit Of one?"
''Don't you know it is wrong to
take your gun apart while on duty ?"
swell, now, who the ID arc
you?"
The General saw his chance, and
with sly twinkle of the eye, replied !:
elm bit Of n General"
"Wcll, Gineral, you must excuse
me. You see thar is SO many d-n
fools ridin' round here q fellow can't
tell who's Gincral and who amt.
If you will jist wait till I git Betsy
Jane fixed will give you bit of a
s'lutc."
The General smiled and rode on.
firmly convinced that that sentinel
would prove equal to any emergency.
-SnUannah NcsUS.
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Help One Another.

1t is true that nature Mt certain mo
ments seems charged with PRESENT.
mcnt Of one individual lot, must it
not also he true that she seems un-
mindful, unconscious Of another? ?
For there is no hour thut has not its
births Of gladncss and despair, no
morning brightness that does not
bring new desolstio as we'll as new
forccD 10 genius and love: There nre
so many Of us, and our lots are so
diilerent-what wonder tl,at natures
mood is often in hard contrast with
the crisis in our lives? We are chill
dren of large family, and must
learn, as such do, not to expect that
our hearts be made much Otto be
content with little nurture and carcss-
ing, and help each other the more.
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New Work 2! Cincinnati.

Every thing then, SO far as the
Democratic party is concerned de-
pends upon the Cincinnati Convcn-
ton. 1t will have to admit either a
solid Tilden delegation or n solid op-
position. If it admits the former, it
will surrender the State of New York
10 the Republicans and practically
abandon the greatest and most i'm
portant State. If it admits the
Iammany delegates, Hfr. Tilden's
nomination may be avoided, and It
has his word that lie will support
The nominee, ~say Senator Bayard
or General Hancock. 1t is probable
thai the Convention will favor COM
promise. 1t may take the Tammany
delegates from New York city and
the Tilden delegates from the State,
leaving it to them to vote as they
may prefer, or prescribing to Them
how they shall vote. AT any rate
Mr.. Tilden has power, skill and nun
bers on bis side, while Tammany
holds the balance of power as
between the National parties, and
the most important fort. Mr.. Til
den means To capture that fort either
by cunning or by brlbcs. The fort is
anxious TO he captured it hopes TO
surrender to some one oEly il plc(crs
to strengthen the position OF any one
but Mr.. Tildcn. The probabilities,
therefore, arc an alternative MIR.
Tildcn's nomination at Cincinnati,
including a Democratic defeat in New
York, or his defeat at CINCINNATI by
Tammany, and, in consequence, a
solid Democracy. The development
of this alternative will invest the
history Of the Democratic party with
some wholly novel interest. The du-
W of the Republican party mean
while remains unchanged.
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The Duty Of the Hour.

When a party is not brave enough
to do tight, its work is'at an end. If
the doctrine of Straightoutism was not
rash and inconsidcratc in 1876 as n
means Of redemption, to ego back"
upon the principles cnunciated then,
and preach one Of conservatism now,
would be only to porpetuate in Office
those who expect to practice upon our
political enemies the false sentiment
or ceremony Of Fusionism. The
Straightout Democratic Party can
take no step backward, even by gra-
dation for cSpediency, without endan-
gcring the Genius of the Institution
that is TO make this Government u
government of the Workers. Beau-
fort Crescent.