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Senator Bayard,s Father.


James Asheton Bayard, the father of
Thos. Francis Bayard, died at his home.
in Washington, Del, early on SUNDAY
morning. He was himself q Senator from
tnSs State, and was elected four seperate
timts. He was the con of James Ashe-
ton Bayard, one Of the most distinguish
ed statesman of his time, ami his ances-
tors were Marylenders. The frat of the
American Bayards was Samuel, French
Huguenot, who came to this country in;
I647, with O daughter and three sons.
from whom oil the American Baysrds are
descended. Jamea iAsheton, who has
Just died, was in the 8lst year of his age.
! he wab first elected to the Senate In
1860. lie resigned when the civil war
broke out, Indignant at the iron.ciad
oath, which however, he took; was re.
elected in 1868, and again, to ell a We.
'cancY, in 1869, he and his son, Thomas
( +. Bayard, being elected the same day
and occupying contemporary seats in Che
penutsJ james a. Bayard was O rernarka-
bic man in many ways, stern In manners.
yet of such commanding ability that his
CONSTITUENTS esteemed as much ns they
4 sFel him. He was o man OF large
frame, powerful constitution, and very
absentsminded ways. During his third
term IN the Senate, having money TO in-
vest, he was offered some of the Credits
hIobilier stock by Oakess AAttnes, but fe4
fused TO couch it because he might In
some way have 70 vote on matters coinE
nected with it n the Senate. He was
an "0figinaln Derno {, having first run
tor Congress inlS2S as . jackson man, -
Henry Ward Bescher made 4 re.
publican speech IN Brooklyn Mondav
evening which he thus gently handled
his opponents: 81 don't undertake TO
express diseateem fany of the names of
men thGE ar5 proposed to bc set In the
| golden candl dlegtick Of the Democratic 10
| Eafty 90 is5 Convention in Cincir1anti.
-t may be ftkat our eminent aitissn OF
New York llanghtar and hissesl win bS
/ kindled there, and liz he shU1ld he elect
ed President, let us all pray for The hi.
/ vine blessing upon hit1, for he ~ Ger.
tainly need iti q IIiauGGter. OR s;.anId
thelnantle 6fch6ice fiSII uy5on ATf9 Ge1.
asof B3yae6, of DeievsEro: j ssy ffIeaiy
that 8 nobler man could moi be ofesented
by the Democratic party. AppIanse. 1
Il would aAanaga my sorrow, If We missed
e.ecting our own man 70 sec II full TO
| him. Or there Ia General Hancock, i'll
lnatFintlss "a. the war Iapplansel and q
notabls candle fdate. Aud there is tho Gov
SeyInoa ar laughter, WHO, like q maiier
plcdeatsy refuses 70 answer nntiI no ID
| prSposcd to (great laughter aud Thn1-
liaan who, 1 think, would make them 4
| better Rreaident than be haspnliticia11--.-
= stroTlt IAN, and yet lisbse 60 weakness
ea9 llsAug ughtcr, sss :. s: Il. as.
Spartanbnrg: A .vonns. lai fo,,rfs.,s,,
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III Q IA e SC HooL,

Miss q. Il. TEw, Teeclier.
FE1HE Exercises for 1880 81 will be resurn-
"A ed September 7th, in the New School
Room, erected for the purpose. GnARaHs =
elementary Studies, So; Higher Branches,
20 per term. French without extra charge.
Incidental expenses, 81 q year. - -,
Reference = Rev. T. Z. Gadsden. Ia
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.rilE nEMocfi,.YIo mcker..


! =. For Governor. Y
GEs. JOHNSON HAGoOD.
For Lieutenant-C
ia1aso GkH. D D.yKENEEDY. D.
E'sE Cosnptiollcr General. -
.s' .. o. C0fT, ESQ. s
& For Secretary Of state. h.,
Col. r. M. SINS. {. i. /,
m Fols;Attosney General. ~ ~
Ges. LEROY =. YoUMANs. q g
ssor .Saperintcnden Of Edueatlon.
MAJ. EUGH s. THOMPSON. vi 4,
For Adjataae and Inspector GeReral.
= 'GEN. ARTHUR NJ. MANIGAULT.
For state Treasurer.
,..,i5 Cot. J. P. RICHARDSON.
Ror Presidential ssiectofs, 81
40 Large Hon. John l.. Manning, Col
Wm. Elliott. {. ;ei.7,r. 81,
ISrs District Gen. E. w. Noise.
+. Second Csssriet- Hon. G. II. simonton,
g Iaiyd Distyict--J. 8. Murray, Esq. ii.
-sfbur.k Di,trici .sJol. Cad. Jones. 4
FVtb Distics- Hon. @. W.. Croft.
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NEW SHOE SHOP. !.

I DESIRE to inform my old customers
= = ana the public generally, that 1 have
sHoP, :t! and will be pleased to receive orders orders
Making or Repairing Boots or Shoes.
:, = will superintend all work done in INV
shop, and guarantee that iC will be done in
me, .ne best Og STYLE I will use only good nia
yee,Ii; ,enril anu employ none but the best of
70 promise. Shop in the room rear of ]. E'
d Co.'s Store. r lst''t . "
June 8, 1880 az & ~ NAsWE, "a s0
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Teachers Examination.

a PPLICANTS for Teachers Certificates
lA- will appear before the Board for Ex.
animation on SATURDAY, Sd of JULY.
after which there will be no special or pri--
vate examination.
By order of the Board.
Il. w. TODD.
June %, 1880 go! Chairman.
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Mattel, of Interest to Grar.,era.

The regular monthly reeting of sub
Grange No. II is postponed to the End
Friday in July at 10 a. m.
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REPORT OF THE ceMnI"EoH
-. nj, i OF THE
National Bank of Anderson

STATE ooIsIy OF SOUTH " a,tSA CAROLINA, }ss.
Il, y. A. BROCK, Cashier of the aboye nn.l.1
BANK, do solemnly swear that the above statens ot
Is true, to the best OF my knowledge and belief
Subscribed end sworn to before me this 2Jst
day Of June, $780, ~ S 49,
c,.., B; FRANK MAULDIN. Notary pahI.s.
JOSEPH N. BRowN. HJ (;
GEO. w. FANT, JDlrectors.
8. BLECKLEY, ~ r f,,is
Juno "a, 1880 - so isi.s ! J:
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0f the 0ha 10, Columbia as,fi "a sionsts
iIs in i61, peeeS SSsd ioss ats lsossl
csr. Five isats losdls % W tlls gss cl ps
1Eek him Stlat above the hips. nearly
sstessn HE hbsy Ia 81 fo bid clilsiiig oa
ono ord. s Sarsfvee Sea os Iisssen
been employed on tbe FaiIfosd absnl
thtes Heeks
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SpaTtanbpFg: AZ young lad fourteen
years old was drowned In PooIe's iaiII-
pond last week.
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MILL FOR, Z SALE

( "a PeLIcATIoN FOR oH 4 RTTIIEsSRs
| q EoticS Is hereby given that m ay,5s;..
..,, y, t9r Charser for Shady Grove Chtirh
syil, wlli 20 made according to law before the
S5e,,a Wfeth o. court at Anderson, S.. c., or,
oicinuisy .ne lttn day Of May, 1885, st 10
/ : sioSiS a- IN. a ID. d. DEAN IS ~
anr;iyk ,oeo ~ And others. :.
----zRa = pa 40, !ooo f,s q 40
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fPLIeATION FOR CHARTER.
tiion Eotaee sNr i y nershy tser that al appli-
VII pc made. according to law. Ie iora tISs
Glerk \; OF the Court nt An nderson.. 81 4, ON ON,
tne Sth day of July next, at 10 ;alocs y 4,
June 10. 1850 az ss s 4 Z !, ~ =: y -. ~,
, 1880-11-13

i,g .ipfent Df thu E1tfn,Hrntl parry; It VII, nuv
!'cal for H!l time "l!Ms." .ad !l'. - !rf tho MD
sr,i, t b.. fnrg,,tsct.' So,un fi",,",crnt* ia t,o
crt,wt nsk"i lin who wrote his srctc. t,.1t nfer
4 free light tho questions wcra Sut.,,rosstrf.
keurtcy fhen satd: "Whc, the y.tlnn,uIa
tutY,,o Of hylrn -lllied sIa,tler Il h.ssl wflstt
history AM, jnstco arc ln.epurnb!y wettcti. Then
trrmi,ioua vntcc i.e continued: III nm COM
pr,icl tn aerk livcllhTni Tor my family. My
friends and ny business nrc nnw list, tN.cnttse I
ehf,,t,innud tho v0icc ftr tho rGGi1 ,vb, turned
NH, stbttrl mo n strlth. will rnt,irj, 10 tho
quiet walkk nf l,fc but In my spatt n,rnent.
Viii bn Mt tho tIlspDsnt of the ctlrtIfn fcTu,,.
~ then cn1lc,l for thc Mtnl collection. hut Rnt
little en!tt. An nll yEis hf WcHvrr'a vut Iu fNls
Gtty shows tl'Ht Kenrneys efforts tor tho f;rtH.
l,lrk cHise Aa'dtd 1nly lhru0 tb the stru3lxth Ut
the pHrty.
, 1880-11-13

voters tu be- hut,rlIrd ~ nj, rufx,.h.,o,.. - 49,,
t,DlInv. .tIhv II, s,,at, ~ ..!I...Huictlts IN shb
persu1 wiz, viycs ~ r.i''u es 'mn,t sM". any
thsr1i fr iiFn, VIII; ~ i'asea 'sFie ~ tltsirn!l"
guilty Of bribery i. ttIet,n ,r,' IL, III n inr;iy.
n.nt for hnvrn yrnrn, brsIJrs lnlt,r Iinhtn y,
M1se Rnu imprisonment. 'rho constituency In
WHICH coFrupt prhrll6es havo 1,een prevalent
NAY ne t,1srHAScu,arr.
and. In anv conc. hus tn ms - ,,n,,,,.z
lpQ Ia Ita,r lin "Tnansn: ~ G , L''S LILY u. INV
witch mr. mivnvs .,,isnr, III II w. ILL.,, '1,,
flrRnwn,cr hi II, M r,,.n a; 2ne hry yehrs mR
pur i}tIil1Hi In frtinr n .tnrr"J WIZ" tt, s..Rs
Sunf,wiuh wl1ctn tn tnrnis.iSy,, ',a ~. nAuetse
tiig nncc thg i,orn,n ~ f,rm,,r ,"s ~, se H.
nearly rhj wJt.sss"e hayu nrnny rnm n c.nr,.
l,ct will iIui Tin lin" ,isns WIN, p',,' y %
lny lilo njper, Mora,vrr II nnw wen IL y I. ~
fnr Parliament to cni,scF with II ~" t.sr w
e. whether sunni "f ti,ntn t,,vi,t W, T., w H WI
frluchtsc, IA O,er bnrt,;,vhs h.y,. ! t"r,,',
but tho cot,stlt!ltionaty Or sticil Il sten H. r.,
It inls bs tic mt ia,iilm. ,la x"ttjr E,ock for
onU pariy to pGt'u4p iii, nfi,or ~ i,rit,r~ ,nt III
corr,ittn hit ;llo Ennsrvmfsves tuut ~ r. u ,,,.
quilted 1T inylg In curtain i,snnr"s linn ~, t,'nir H.
, 1880-11-13
A SUICIDE.

For 1As Chteaw Tribune.
l'tso was burden I could not sift-
born 10 feeble. So strcnythIcss, 10 weak
Why ahpu,l sou Cg,wn?
God IL liz IIRldv INC, uladu mo too trail
Life was a pn,blc;n could not aoIyo-.
Lfo VIA i wlnU;t!ranant 50 s,btla md strong
Why SHOULD s..i % sc"t ;it' NV n II ood ID God,
> l!e knowa why ttIs cup
nurne:! my lips scrc. and turned away
Lilo w. t"|,ss |ssk 's'GsfrMEF IL ,,nE .o,v, ,o,,o
noyer coI:l rsll,l-n, | closed It up,
l1opcless, lcslMlr,nY.
LILO was a tsnwcr with II prison. breath
Az, ThaI t!ilu.l nv Win .tl,I,in!'ss:
a''a ths H.. nnly lp.ss!a, ,tn!t TILED my soul
M'xed WY y NV .lnli sl,arka ot Hell,
Aud luria glu'lno.s.
1rcaehsa ous passionate, helpless hands
nut .hra itihs'aSs thu tIsit ,hsro came no voice
Aud sa w. m ,,'r i. 'uy I1a4u. TIL my hands
"efe blocstlnE.
crle.t aloua IN my wo for an aid
r., lh'lt newer cllftle; 4
Hut dt.w,, s1 thro' ~ :leudIy dark there fep ..
And f,r IL %IrTnt SIl ~ g. ol li"l9c! ..o.,, u..
Who ta to llusno2
\ Who was bosp 20 Roryaless, and wau.
~, AMI tcrtitrf ,',
Of tPlrutloy7
VI 'a9 iv9f' whtnh, With ul l.s dazzling might,
! give u Hn. nnly know
,,, T6nt Life VIVA u vtFrov
1aa& ssWM.!!Gwsf1 t,n up IN ltA bitter depths
Mr., ,noai J., " dAt q tho murruw7
"s1"a u&kk, l6tl FANNY nNlSc0Lr.
, 1880-11-13
WESTERN PATENTS.

List Of Patents I.suUI to Inventors OF
The Northwestern States Tor The Week
Endil. Yesterday.
Special Dtpufeh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D. C., Nov. IA. II. Evaus
& Co. report tic following patents Issued to
Northwestern inventors:
1LEAHOis.
". Armstrong. chiungo, portable folding CO.
J. Ienja,ntn. Chteaso. ncsdle.
Il hSnn,,er 1iStIvr Gsit4yx Iie,.sx xos m"'ns bread.
\; CA.sscn. ChIcago, apparatus for touching
~. Davenport, 1crseyvl!e. whnc1-plnw.
J.p, El!aeoit, Chicago. uIuthcs. tla,llpruef.
!. 7; EiiHcntt. CaiGIxS, starchifi2- -in!nhlnc.
4. i'rctenn,.Ken, Y: chhrlre. 9ersn.ietautor.
4: II. 1'nx0, ChtcNH0 lrllit uuI UHK cnrrlor.
" !,aytis. Sandwich. Sandwich. gt1,ln-t'!t'.'cr.
Il. y. Powell, layfury!!ln, cur. .startep
J. :. phhiln1r, chlra4f,, Aleel.musc binder.
y. L. sha~' Safas ltood'Kato.
WISCONSIN,.
II. i @. Artnnnflson, Wuinut Station, cockle-
". 7. Patrick. Mur!nct.c, preparing wood for
v. Il. P.itriok, Martnotto, apparatus for pro-
pairing wood.
MICHIGAN.
Il. 4. Clrrler, AltIu,t, pl,,w. tolntcr.
y. !!n!lnGs. YpslHDt!, wnnIlL
NJ holuaes, fpsilanu, pump.
MINNESOTA.
]. n. King. Walnut atnttnta, cookie. separator,
Il. j. aiadttn, H.. Paul, harvester.
IOWA,
T. z. Cayiucss & sfeCurnfck, Beckwith, corn-
ptlNter.
i. Glenn, Uttumwa, atr.brakc. ...
u, =. GNhHeDti, Davenport, v lcnt~ ~beAtGr,
II. a. Held, lies hotIles, sheep.shuaring ma.
ohll1cs trt'sauG). =
INDIANA.
y. l.. 4 ". +. Alexander. Lebanon, shlnglo-ma-
chtuu.
-. t, Joor, indianapolis, elbow Hanging mn-
ch.llt.
W.kcnyon, ,cFawfordsvillc Photographic head.
NJ. ltldnocker, siuacIo, feeder for corn-shull-
crB,
Y. 4. !Abbey, Evansville, spring.bcd
Y. l.. \ 4. MNr1ulAl1, EyhnsfttlU. buckle.
". kewlln. AitiCll. vehlrlc- wherl.
Y. J. OtNnthAiu, Loxa1sslMrt, grinding. w.
j.. ltttcg, !lT0waIstIlA. iced for secal-rtlls.
J. l.. Hitter, Hrownsyllle, fosce-feed for seed.
CTS.
Z. 4. Smith. lttehmond, tntIga.
N, sttuHan, Aurora, shatt-coupllng.
kEulkAHKA.
e. q. Smith, Lincoln. stove.
, 1880-11-13
IN THE NIGHT.

Sometimes Mt night. w!,tn alt a1l write
! llrMr tlb Rtrii!Ki'At things.
a. iMy brAtn CREWS hut with Il burning tllQ't
Tint struggles fnr fnrIn unu wings,
ttiI henr tho l,t.tt nf my swift bIn,u's feet,
~ u speeds With II rust, and w!,lr
Fru,n henrt IL hrAtl, aiIu back ngiIt,
Lake rltce- -hbTs0 under the spls.
With my Konl's tlne ear listen and hear
The lcIh1ur StteilcG spetk.
AZ II !euiIs OIl tiie !, cltat nT NfEht to rest,
AntI PRESSES htA husky ChA'ek. -
A!nl tito larkMGss trIis III It's s!eup, a1it ycarns
Far BntlullItlK thIt Ii XIII;
Anl heAr tho hiss Of Il srHrGhfuK kiss,
~ It folds md fut,dIea klu.
In its hurryfng rico lhrtl' ItHHllrH nf spneo,
cali hrHr tho I:nrtb enteh Lrcuth,
AZ It htAvts Mill inuAIbs, nnd shuld0ra and
Kr.lnus.
AMI lnNvs for tho rest NJ ne,th.
Aud hlHh ullIl fRr, from Il distant star,
Nhnse nat.'G II Unknown ~ lne.
hgNt 4 ylicG tlIal sayH, "!lrtolcD,
For keet ward Ger lhcV!'
q sweet und strNuRc ara the s0llnts that ranRq
Thru tue ctia.,liAFS Ut the Might;
And tho wItcher who wutts b. thu ditn, dark
kAtes '..........
May hcnr. II he lists Alright.
Fila WnRHtrM
, 1880-11-13
A EMf3,al0 Hsopa u Locomotive,

80 LoIt'i6a FflsgrsM,
ltlHh EnurlYn MilA ft,stlla tginpcr 4rc Rot1-
cry ati'ulllts ~ 10 leading characteristics iii
thMt turtnlt1l'lo quMlruIetl tl1 tulfulu; hui.
Notwithstanding hls reputation fur b.,l.l1tess a1Iti
tt'rMlty. w saH1ld scarcely hnyB. uecl,lGl hin
clpab!t bt 70 Ie*Peralr AIl enterprise Nv t1t III
VOWED ~ chaIlbnKtnK n rnIiwity train III full
ts,cca, hnl nut 1ested ,4re,.nt III tiH s.tccess-
!ul ttGt,anter with tho USchtuY express, Ieuytus
suatn f0r Ptt''ltia on thu pth Inst, appeared III
tho Austrian tiillu[al Jn,Irlu II suns tl,tt thu
Train, travelling. " tho rNtu Vt thirty Hillra vi,
@ nr; h@si ~ r. pulled up short when apVtsalcls.
llE hakns sintl0A to Attltsi rtlUiIlhx stuWu uIl
ei!nt1linns nnfl'. which t,nd taken III, litu,l.
c9 Mltttlh!e between tl!D rails. at,d tiIe ry sai
etluftll!F tut dollateu ~ lts advancing liz. Tts
,,afrnta a!l!ilal ny! 4 few hot.rs previously
Dftnghl EtAkia irniIl tO stltstltl iii thu sAt,lr
sn!, which he evidently rrvMrtlul ~ lis tt,Dlitr
" ~ own especial dat'alti, nut tu he vlnlal@i
with immunity ly nI1y !rul monster thut ever
nust!t.i Mlu!Ix uptlit wheels. a urgs tMrty Ut Thu
6@AA1ALahiss AeEtMltts wu4 Aksuln1iet with col.
stlAnb'e (tuubu l1,l i.'ss u tltI,r, Tho expFvxa
Ni!u tEe biafAlu relAnix tIltiAry ltiU WhIl.,
tnc,nR allo aul htr ttke two dDuxhly but prudent
aiStFsArtrs AittF lHaLy tru,tlNss attempts tu
Arfu tlt test Hff the lfilt., the tsttlWHy nululA
cuiLtrtfe u AAa him, aMl. tying bla Tugs tightly
thHgtApr, II hntil him tMKtl1y into III MdItifuu
Aell. The StnNtshlthl ustthnf,tea AMtv ntTerej
reward fnr the dlscuyeTy Ut hls spWfIeF, whom
they tntth1 TO pl1Ixe0tlt0 fut nll,wuy ~ savage
Il bFulo IT, bv ut AtTKu. Mpunwh!fu lha ht.rnc,l
hero n in llIrMhcu Wilt receiving, doubtless NII
tht consideration duo to u oEuye prI8ol!er OF Wal
"!aalr Rsrtrlin. "rostorcs gray aair TO its or1Q
inn a.,,thr far III nx.uft
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~----------:-.-----c---.. .-....-....-s.-...--e--
~ tue .'mH 500 II share, and. with ~" funds
~ ';'rtt,s Hr: tint s'n1r '1rrrlIv "s ,tr M,sk
tr wv .l'tertrst. hut Rr. mapping , tht lily
o. wv Ky York carefully kn tl,'l,shly. tsecsr
~! te tnctt nt rs-t.nisnn,tton. The msh hcr u
!R y tmch bltH:k. ai M The t1ntn OF that ttss
,sar Il pfSSi'ea a.id .rntletl ,nsn wtl re-
.H,AHthH t1tlw 'Iiiet has Hlrt.Rdy t,nm atGt,,n-
E!tr' an lft'f',Gna. tltlt IT nAps. lnnitH1 intn
tts,s IT,xs' has 1enf are,'naIn,et: und twenty ur
lark City tHts" been ca!n,rhfaiy .!alinenttr! III
efiars. win every detail "f gr,,tin.l Iuns nf thu,
ss Ill., wc ,'t'x1 !. WRIT, M% .tr r. %t t,k* n eh
Ihe ctty IL 'lisitled tnf niut thirty eight d;s.
tflcte+ III tHieh Ut which II To t.g
KEFA,tsrE EE$TItAh STATION,
win steaM.GHxlhts. dynamo iletlttlt}a, and MI
tir apparatus tsr ps'usnr,H2 u,td minimizing
!iEt't Hh lnwtr: EmGl ,sl*rlGt II si.,,g ulnp,Iil
y, IT, sr,-s md u n detail: nnd ths ~,ne iru,it It
t,~,ks nnrt, like ln,s,,:*% tlmn nny,Ii,x wii,.,,
bur e1.,t!t''.t."l !s fr"n sIcnl" ''ark ii any tip
tUlt l. mt IL least strtxy fcnur,. C,llrs.t,trU
~ n''tsit:tt ku illIs ts tihIlxnruus. Thu cvr-
cl,eed sa..tnrn.--ln miner words. t1nit
" 9ns in NEW fnrk Ctiy hnye xt.tln intn Tho new
t.t,t"rrste. ,I',tl .rt. rivix !" ta t.,np"ny Inc
distinctly tHtl1cctHrt1 l,mAe,t whit hn< te..t
atnl e1llecalnr the .iaia Ut vas.cuasuiuptton. i
tF given uttly fur whit Il il w.irth.
cGrtaln district III tho lower tHrt nf the city,
eMnrn:lnx mo twghty NJ Thirty hl'rks alren'j,:
demonstration ut Mentu Park, tho now light Will
Gl pit IntD tl,nt teKh,tl.
furnn1ntl t,ir ,ettsr tlItnent III Gnrbut,, Th,.
bn1ntsN, cnTinhn Il Il result uf II vnyMnu tn EhnI
!,n'lnrthkesl ''y innn 1i Tho tphr VI the t''n,
iAly, wiz WAS kEtt hIi to see whit he GrIl x.
cover. t1ipel cit eGptftIE Eetlt.tpir IL ttt>,v
, 1880-11-13
Tho LAkt Ut kenruav

ST. Louts GtAht- Denloer.t's Stu ytaact,eo Srstiak
Denis krar1lay Today 1a:!e Il tsarfHl far,,well
to his followers on hs historic snnu -luta. There
waY u sulult cn,WA af Qtecnliaukcra. vuyun
women, UNI rlbbIo OF small Duys Keurnuy
pulled Out Il nianu4ettpt speech u,ld begun d
eulugy on htInself llo said he h9l p1Udotel
, 1880-11-13

FEVER AND AGILE cured tor H{ty coots.
There IL s!nt u re1ardihi Mptnt III tis WrlI that
WI. WI! T,n ;t, fsvss a.'i AK,n a.d ~ hor Sallrl-
fcvers Ml.iel ~ itAi,WAY's rli.i.sj 80 quickly
a. ItADWt 's'REAi3r RELIEF.
FIFTY CENTS PER- AO1*TLE.'
, 1880-11-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

Thesv eau la. nG bettur guarantee ot tho value
o. us: ksAlNtlyA MD established II. 1t, IT, Itulllt.
dies lhan thv bls4 uh1 WIN thpas mutations III
ehS!n Ae there aru Fal.', itr~olrui.r.s KriieT4,
and l'llls. te sure ai ask Tar llwlsys up,j scS
tAa& tlH uAl4u kAuHat - w whlt yVu Guy
, 1880-11-13

4 galloptn8 consumption lnay he avoided by
the use Of HUle9 Itulay Uf Huxphulltl anu Tur
plke's Tootaaphg props euro in ono ml,uta.
, 1880-11-13
Read FALSE AND TRUE"

Bcnl lettur atuilIp To RAILWAY l. To-,
H9; H9 " "AhAEN.sr.. colt ciluAc'l.6r., NEW
I0-lnlormauon worth Thousand, will be s.us
, 1880-11-13

COST Az fOkLOWR FER YEAH:
Coal-Thfcs pounds per tl,,rsts power,
giving Elk lights, liV,Np tons yenr,
ut 81. i........... .......... -. ..:.....t 10000
LHblr-FIte mGh Ut each teltr1ti Stu.
ttun; twGntr 1T InAu oilee: :hU fur
reln.trs. Inspection, ETC., At 81 tach ....-
per week. ...:,.................... 4es.oo0
LHMps-ThrcB tDeT light pGr yeHr, ut ii
cents. :......:..... 5a;,ooo
Depreciation. taxatton, and rcpHirs, Is
l.nr cent Ut 1elst, tho plant custi.g
$lbNUADJ ...+....................... l,NU,UD
ulfldetiais. per rccnt..........,......... 8u.nU
, 1880-11-13

With u tiuw to test tho question Of tho num-
horsepower f elivine-oapacIt nu IL hnv!,tx
tho nnH-tai iket'.ut y.hurae-t power eIxsslu
c!t.strurteh u rh'iadelphaa, 10 rcpaca ,t.o nIis
pl0y0t! 50 long In hts BhAps. The ilIukrss uru be-
luz hurried. a1ld Tho cDRt1d IL r1pceul to react
AUA!o Park IN ttnt for
AHsiTIlEN GRAND IL1.uNlNArI0S
on New Years eve. Preparations for tho nn-
III Sssng p.sts ii t"E nws tM iii arS"" St'nai
"pan tho sitv 1t thy n'sl whSre @ nu tae o1sy vaxs
stnada. Lalnps ara toillv placid III tip II
~, sss p,s,s: .,,, a''a c"t,Y' ias;ls's4 *ss
@ ot tic INV. Il uhs s.ax On ts f'.1!1s siops
y E,l4s.,a's shops saturday aau I0uIin9 out on
a.iurtcd Win la,itus, in Tic rowa running ut in
ssrs a!''''xn 81 ss,m M ytuw " Ia'uss md rls:s u
alu! sD limp. ls.ts pin;.tuj at6,ud tae vtiiaxu,
an l1Ie lenKil ot linr wilt be u61,il Eight ius'
atito t t' IN 'as 4rsy htw a q Esay 'Sn nIxs;s TssS
u Gati!sias cIcetloS." Ft'isos sati; but. ''it It
~ !tt u,satin.uuccd illumination, thu whDu
Sorco ut Afnto l'ark WIS up UNI tnit 0r dU,r4
Inspecting thS lAli,lts. watching tu strength VI
te cs,rieat III The iKesl ,lIaln:ps. Nt1 liIakli.x
what wul have u4'ea e,Illud. II uurtiul.l lIa l1I
Tho v..Iuv " tho tssts now u,Aslnx and ala'ut
W QU ]ta4lAS w AHu4f E8tuuALetl,
They nre thoroughly prucalcu, afId VIII sht'w
dpnnitly whit El!'sou'S syslctll. ~ ut present
perfected, iA wtrta. Whit Tho tull gItIly nreuuy
thfuk II IL worth IL ruyeuotl by tlu tact tlt they
AAiu ltow
EsTAnLrsEEu 4 NEW FACTORY,
nut OF sight OF tHc tnaEn shtip. II quarter Of a
Hla nwn3; nlld hHsu slxty tHch ttI II. Dsily en-.
RuuGti wttpk gtasn, N,u1stuK Alr- -llln,t,S, eHr-
bozinx IND tts;I1Ix s,an.bso alla.l'unts.. us,4
ratu I,sr dny. Tnu paigrHI at,d the strnnYar nrv
pureiuptUri} csclulcl trnnl thls AtltdInK. Ity |
urtcr ii thu company III New York. NJ pij, II |
A.l!nt..ea wh. y ., no, y the inner circ!e. Thu
tory will be manufacturing lMIul,s III the r1Itu Ut
l.:.0J tiay, ~ faet. norr liHn half lulievu,
trotn The lutM EAthered on saturday. ll!ut tho |
tarlnFy Il DUNG that now. .1'hurv art isUli |
batntNn, na.'ul.Is now o.. baud, aall sixty uIrn
working under pressslFu ought IL !lt prtklltul,lg
! ~ lainps 4 Jay even now. Whit they Mro !
MnitK t.sIw IL. huwutct. s,!utair conjecture,
Whit thGy expect "a 10 Jnux hy New icars |
uMy IL MI aieIHl statement.
There IL a!ssa anaiaor nllicntton OF tho {ealln9
wh!ah nnw ptesatls ~ Ed.s"ns c.'lnmluy. Tlcy
Of thu pract!rnl mu4s 1T introducing ths light
into New YoEk CIV. They huye lately assessel
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1880-05-20
Raising Swine.

L. G.. Heaps. an experienced hog
breeder, gives the american Stocknaan
the following practical suggestions for
successful hog raising: do not quit
care ST them; feed greater variety of
food; have better pastures; keep your
yards all cleaned up; tear down or else
clear out and thoroughly disinfect your
old hog houses and sheds, for here is
where the hog cholera turks. Keep all
places where your hogs sleep we'll disin-
fected, and give them plenty of good,
pure, fresh water. Have a good, clean
place in which to feed. Do not feed in
the mud. Feed regularly. Do not feed
too much at time, but feed often, and
make them eat it up clean. Salt your
hogs often. Donot rely on any patented
hog cholera nostrums to save your hogs,
for if you do you are gone. But keep
everything about your yards and sleep
ing houses Clean"