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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27
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We talk Of acquiring q habit !;
we should rather say being &C.
quired by it. Habit is the jani-
zary power in man; passion and
principle the antagonist revolu-
tionary powers, for evil and for
food.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

At forty years Of age q man
looks back over his life, and won
ders what he did it for, and then
turns wistfu!ly towards the future,
and keeps on doing the same
thing.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

RESERVED SEATs.-In travelling,
one meets with many selfish peo-
pie; among thcm countless wo-
men who insist on monopolizing
two seats in railway car under
the pretense tlat one of them is
engaged by an attendant gentle
man, supposedly in the smoking
car for brief interval. We saw
two women Of this sort rightly
served during a summer trip. For
fifty miles'they succeeded in ward
ing off travellers who Sought th e
shady side of the car, and the seat
in front of them was the conve-
nient receptacle Of their baggage.
Finally, however, anIuncouth-Iook-
ing individual quickly removed
the baggage and turned the seat
The astonished ladies paused in
their conversation to each other
and raised thei" hands as if in re-
monstrauce, but it was too late !;
the thing wvs quietly and quickly
accomplished, and the two for
eigners who were seated there
seemed to understand no words or
gestures. Public opinion, in that
car, at least, sided with them. On
another occasion, when our party
entered a car, not seat was aV~ H.
able. One person was guarding
four, others one and two the aisle
was uncomfortably crowded. ''This
way" said the conductor, "room
in the palace car for those who
are standing" The engaged seats
were at a discount (plenty Of
room now: but the conductor in
sisted that they should be re-
tanned by their occupants, and all
were made comfortable. "Do as
you would be done BY" is a good
rule when travelling as elsewhere.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

uio l4Po w h0Ao' ~ W.
sigh escaped them.
Arthur! she whispered ar
thur!'
I am here, DEAR he said.
And then he laid her down out
of his arms, as though, with re
turning life, he remembered tht
duty it brought with it.
The mother sprang forward.
DO not be alarmed Mr.. Main
waring said, gently, on seeing
her. Her horse threw her.
think there is no serious injury.
No serious injury! None tc
Dora, but Barbara knew that hel
wound was past her.
When, q few hours later, they
knew that there was no need fol
anxiety on her account, Barbara
shut herself up within her own
room to fight her battle.
Il cannot give him up she
moaned. He does not know his
own heart. He will forget this
child, and she-she cannot love
him.
But even as she reasoned cam
the remem brance of the one word
ARTHUR and the tone in which
she had spoken it,
L will try her. she said, anc
for the first time in her life came
a feeling Of bitter resentment ever
against her child.
They were sitting together II
the library as she entered.
ARTHUR she said, 4 think it il
time that we told Dora the truth.
The mans face paled. She coulc
almost see him grid his soul fo1
the conflict, and crush out biz
heart behind bis honor. Ever
Dora looked up with o suspicion O.
coming trouble.
1T is only this, DEAR Barbara
said turning to her daughter ; 'has
not Mr.. Ma,nwaring told you that
he was an engaged man?
Then she saw that the steel hac
struck home. The child answered
nothing as she turned two wet
reproachful eyes to him, who
dared not meet tn cir gaze. Unit
this instant she had not know r
that she possessed a heart. shf
learned it now to her cruel cost.
4 must congratulate Mr.. Main
waring,' she said, calling up a
her woman's pride to her aid, thet
hastened from the room to hide
the burst of tears, the two wer'
left alone.
Does she suspect, do you think
she asked, gloating over his tor
ture.
She must know he answered
I am ready, Barbara, to fulfill m,
bond. Let there be no furthe
delay
will you not, then, plead th q
I asked only the pound of flesh
without a drop of blood, and tha
your life must pay the forfeit
demand p
What can you mean ? he asked
in q beN ildered way.
only she said, that l plea
my cause for yours. Release me
Arthur. I find | cannot MARI,
you
Five minutes ago she woul'
have thought herself incapable o
the sacrifice; yet here she stood
quiet and calm, giving no out
ward sign Of the inward whirl
pool, nor the torture that wrun!
her as she watched the weight lif
from his soul at her words.
You no longer love me?' h
questioned.
4 am growing DID, with
mocking laugh aod in his blind
ness he accepted her words as de
nial, and went forth content, lit
tie dreaming Of the sacrifice tn
mother had made for her daugh
ter's happiness.
A little later be came to her
Dora blushing, radiant with hap
piness, by bis side.
will you give her to me ? b.
asked. i loved her, Barbara, be
cause she was your second self!
The way to gain q good reputa
1ir,, 70 20 o,,joovor tn ha w n O
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

When he is twcnty-one the boy
is said to have .outgrown the
switch, but that's just the age
when q girl begins to need one.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

Hope! fortunes cheating lottery;
when for one prize an hundred
blanks there be
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

Envy is Il passion SO full Of con-
fdcncc and shame that nobody
ever mad the confidence to own it.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

The young man who bets on his
watch as q time keeper is stalking
notes on time.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

Is q cornet player likely to be-
come intoxicated with the spirit
Of music when he goes Of on a
toot.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27
miscellaneous.
New Store New Stock


Having erected new and commodlous
Store on the site Of our Old Stand, our ia
cilities for conducting the Foreign and Do:
mestic Fruit trade are now unsurpassed IN
the Southern Country.
The attention Of our friends, and dealers
generally, is called to this fact, and also to
our fresh supplies arriving to-day.
100 barrels Northern APPLES.
so boxes MesSina Lemons.
25 barrels and half barrels Pears.
Is pkgs. Delaware and Concord Grapes.
200 barrels E, Rose Potatoes.
25 Barrels Onions.
100 barrels Northern Cabbages.
Peaches and Grapes fresh every morning
by Express. Z. BART 4 CO,
55, ST and SO Market Street,
Sep. %, 39-4;n Charleston, S. c.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

The way to gain a good reputa-
tion is to endeavor to be what
you desire TO appear.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27
miscellaneous.
DR.. S. F. FAINT,
Wholesale and Retail
~ ID 81 G o. s. ~
YEWBERRY. s. G..

New BESEGs 81 Vs,
: Offers Imported and Indigenous Drugs
Staple and Rare Chemicals.
Foreign and Domestic Medical Prepara'
tons.
Fine Essential Oils and Select Powders.
New Pharmaceutical Remedies.
Special attention is called to the follow
ing Standard Preparations:
FANT'S Liver Regulator.
FANT'S Elixir O. Calissys with PErophoS-
phate of Iron.
FANT'S Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.
FANT'S Compound Extract Of Queens De-
light and Sarsaparilla, with lodid'
of Potassium.
FANT'S Soothing Syrup.
FANT'S Essence of Jamaica Ginger.
FANT'S Ague Cure-well known TO every
one in the County, having been
thoroughly tested in fever and
ague.
FANT'S Cologne.
Curatine and Iron Bitters-the great
Blood Purifier.
Sole Agent for Swift's Syphilitic Specific,
the Great Eliminator of all Impurities of the
Blood. The cure for Scrofuls, Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia and all Nervous Affections.
Buckeye Pile Ointment, specific tor
Piles.
also offer the largest assortment OF
Lamps, Soaps, Perfumery, Hair Brushes,
Tooth Brushes, and Toilet Articles, of eV-
cry description, at the very lowest prices.
Call and examine for yourselves.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at all
hours of the day and night.
Mar. 81. 1A-tf
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

Shame on those breasts OF stone,
that cannot melt in soft adoption
of anOther's sorrow.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

If you would not have af1ictlon
to visit you twice, listen at once
to whas it teaches.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27
No. A..

which the Democrats have done, and
they are now exposing the acts Of the
Republicans, and by this means hope
to persuade the people to put them in
power.
But what talk is this of convening
Northern Legislatures and forcing
Congressman to resign? What con-
stitutional warrant is there for so wild
proposition? We deeply regret to
see Gen. Grant so utterly forget him
self, and not ouly himself, but the
fact that we are living under Con-
stitution, and that orderly freedom
depends upon our observing carefully
its limitations. If the people should
give the Democrats a trial they will
not thereby surrender themselves or
rights and their property to them in
this country, so eminent public man
as Gen. Grant ought to remember the
people never give to any party more
than it is entirely safe to trust out of
their own hands. We do not need to
adopt the wild aud revolutionary de-
vice Of calling Legislatures together
and forciag members of Congress to
resign, because We hold frequent elec-
tions, and before any party in power
can do serious harm, before. in fact, it
can begin to do harm, new election
enables the people to punish them and
to put the other party in their place.
IF Gen. Hancock should be- elected,
therefore, the country, living under a
Constitution, will 60 on safely and
serenely. The Republicans will "|atch
closely" their able public men and
journals will raise a vigorous outcry
to the people On the least sign of Dem,
ocratic wrong-doing; and as the Dem.
ocrats will know themselves to be &C
cepted like new servants: only on trust,
they will be far more careful than the
Republicans would be to avoid even
the suspicion of wrongdoing. They
will know that the Republicans might
propose and do many things without
remark which would ruin the Demo-
Gratis hence, as they will desire. to re-
tain the public favor and confidence,
common sense leads US to expect from
them even o more conservative and
cautious policy than the Republicans
would use.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-10-27

COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elmina c. Mafett, Plaintiff,
against
Laura 4. Halfacre, Emma Eckburg. jose
phine Sigh, Romeo Halfacre, Henrietta
(otherwise called Nettie) Halfacre, Ida
Mahett, Louisa Taylor, Henry Wicker
and Cathariue Morehead, Defendants.
Summons. For Relief: Complaint
Seryed.)
To the Defendants: Laura 4. Halfacre,
Emma Eekburg, Josephine Sigh, henri
eta Halfaere, Romeo Halfacre, Ida Maf-
fett, Louisa Taylor, Henry Wicker and
Catharine Morehead.
You are hcr5y summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action, OF
which copy is herewith served upon you,
and to serve copy Of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscribers at their
Office at Newberrv Court House, South
Caroline, within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of the day Of such
service; and if you fail to answer the COM
plaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiff in this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Newberry, Sept. Goth, 4. D. 1880.
SUBER & CALDWELL,
Plaintiffs s Attorneys.
To the Defendants Romeo Halfacre, Hen
rietta Halfacre, Louisa Taylor, Henry
Wicker and Catharine Morehead
Take notice that the summons in this ac-
ton, of which the foregoing is copy, and
also the complaint, were fled in the Office
of the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas
for Ncwberry County, at Newberry Court
House, in the County Of Newberry, in the
State of South Carolina, on the twenty
second day Of September, 4. D. 1880.
SUBER & CALDWELL,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Newherry C. h, S. c., Sep. 22nd, 1880.
4O-6t.
, 1880-10-01

under thu tjnftrd StatrA shall he Il mcmhrr ~
r!lher ithlIse during hin pGnt!nunnr" III nl!cE.'
Art. T., Erc. O. II wn4 held lIy tho 1lnsc nf l"p-
rrsrntnIyGs Ef t1lr Thirty ninth GntrrGss III tho
ctlae Of tiHI. scruck TINT thu fnt tfnt utter hO
WIS elected tu GuftHrs4. and hTtHr tho 4ll tf
Murr!, tNItL wI,r., hta Constitutional fern sam.
leneciI, f,E nrcrrtel ind htht another N!lIrH
",illrr tho United Sthtes," Infs r.l!gnE', tho
sntt,u prIor to tho meeting of Cxrcss Il, Elrccm.
her, tstrI, lijal not rGtrr vntstit his piacc Of
1nt1ntcr Of Congress-. Un tho utllor hand. In Tho
rhsG 0f ten. lttMtr. whose case VIA sinnr IN Hll
respects, excerpt Tint he tIl mt rcF!Rn his otl'le
Of ntur-t3en,rat Until Nftnr CuHHr"-s met aud
orKanlke.l. II wns hold tllit hn l!a'l teF'ly fnr-
reIfrfl hls uIfcn ~ 1iIesnlMr III Eu,Yrtas. Nc.
Crnry'e Law .r Elections, sr.s: ~ ~
Tho di~li,nll:n,.us Hntn.d ~ tho lh!r.! pnrn..
Rrnr, pr frt. d Art. w. nf the t.nnsliti'inn ~
l!lII,t,ts, rrc,, 10 m rc CLEARLY limited III their
OtN.rntIau to thu peritns ut tic aeasiat Of tllg
GuurrAI Assembly thnH In tho ciRuan HHht"i
frns,l tho Constitution Of Tho Cnftttl States to
this aesslnls u Congress. .-...
GMln tho facts submitted to mr. cnnnbt eHy
that II r!snsly 1ptMr* tint tho t'r IF Sttlntn nr
1T tho FIFTH District tux been forfeited ~ tho
HGuuttr elected ty tho jhnp ami thnt It ss now
vut.nnt. | til mi cOnsittt,r II thu uHty f thu
lnrrrtit,r to liz ste tie utlCn tn 1g vNtlt hi.l
I4Eltt, u writ of election III TIL til" snlnf There
II II manifest prnprGtytn ttrlltv tho decision hf
t.t question to tho Setlntr, W1tlG by tito terms
nj tho Constitution. Is tho Judge Of the .tuH!ltf-
cations ri Its own 1liciDtera SlinHll Mr. }Blsti~
ku continue IN hold the D'rH II! Cnllaty l'rtsls.
lirer Until nfter tho next General Assembly cnt1.
vcncs. tho tl,ie.tIot Ms IN whether hH ftrfetGi
tho uIllcG ut Senator Will tlcn nrisr tor .Hrlnl-
ilnttoh by The Semitic u,ltltr tho Constitution.
, 1880-10-01

rllfnho.l,. scan,non, 1lruwu. Warren Avenue
-Nr E1Ilcs.
l"y.n, !onrs, Third Aronuc, Wentworth, Ave-
North Clnrk Ktrcct. fIuron. Klnzte, Eaat Kin.
z!ct SIrkGr.Dhvtlle-M Engis,l.
DW'Elna Raymond. 'thlrty- fourth. Archer Ave-
lllle--iir llnritett.
lStItll.
ChrsthH StrcGt. 0gdc1,, f'cnrH,,t, Street, Frank.
lin: North Wells StrGut-Mr. Arn,atrtInE.
,CnttnEe f}rnyo, Sheldon, vetlsIur Etreot-Mr.
lllrrNtiHhs.
1inl''eil, l.awl'ac, rickard, Wnisii ttreet-Mr.
CUrt7ltl.
Carpenter. Washington, Artnonr Street, snt,-
ginrn StrEts-Hr SieHalNlNl.
J'nru, Clurkc, King. A1ur'luetto-Mr- lllthbcrg.
APPOINTMENT or TEaCStElts.
The Superintendent reported tho appointment
NJ tie fnilwI1Ix te,lcht,rs. aHDITt to RaslHneHt
rs rae,netc4 tcesir: Arsti!clla isr'.ly, Mmy l..
t:nrcto.,, Augusta Gnrtlnrt'!, Mary !. t!f,ntcnf.
Mct,a!Eerty. Jnscthlnu y. Mctjnwnli. MMrEnrtt
McKrtf,, Gl,nrlnilt a. stnxwrlI., .ts,srr',tu H..
Miner. idu ~. .Snavrr. AfnrKGrlsr y. allirrH,
KntD e. Stuwci1, Snrah A. Walker, Evn q.
Wnnxur, - -.
Nineteen designations occurring slhGc tho
c1t,Yu tf tho sgliIHlA III .lIitiu wtrG fttNrtHl.
Tie Il0Arl tAon ndjOitrnch IL ,Icxt Thursuny
efeulOH.
, 1880-10-01
TILE COURTS.


wlllIMnl llcnksc, whuso unfortunate and TIM
s,,cccssful Mttrtpts to hcar tho market III tncss
purk formed uM interesting subject for I'm ar-
ticlo so,o weeks 0go. yeaser1ay ii|cl anothUr
hill nyalnst King l. Cnrtls+ ucurga gtewnrt &
Co., and tho Merchants Swings, Itnn md Trust
Company 10 prevent tho paync,st by tho bant
fof 4 nlArKn cGrtltlcHtc for $1d III tho defend.
nuts. ~ Status tAas ol ,le ~ or July !ast lo
inrruts Of 1uess l'ork, seller urtol,cr. The rrlco
WIS slLl5 l.arrcs. arh he p,,t tp :,t'
bunk. The saio wsls tl'ltlu tn ueurgu
Stcwnrt & To. Whit, It seotns, were
rttl,v fur Armour 4 Cu. Thu latter It Ii chnrgt
Yern Then ",sgngri IN very scscsstnl s y nttetnM
Il, hull tho nllrktt, ttnti sueEcett III driving thu
price III, 10 Sin n.rrGl. I.nst r,iesslny stewart
Cn. euiletl I'll king Curtis fur !l,nra n!ntEl,s
having refused iU lrhiico y. Stewart to+ de-
t.lnrrti tho tlcut forfeited. Hnf icunGh TINT tho
$j1J ,lurHn Gu p,tld t,ypF 10 tlut hn! II settle
illent tnt,lu ut ihu ratio "f shin Mtrrel. 1lcnklo
efIul1ea tlt this wte Cy}.lirlct ts void ny hutnp
contrary tn tho nws uf Illinois III, kIlinbling, n
hu usks tlltlt tho bunk nluy 1u rrstf,lIncd FROM
paying tho InnHcy Dver to Stewart l. Co., Anu
ihat tho F15U may bu returned to hM
, 1880-10-01
ILLINOIS HUl'ItENIE COURT.
Spfffai i)[apdfth 70 Tie EhIfapo Tribune.

Hr,,lSt,rllLI, H.. Bcpt. 3a-Optntons wpyo to-
tlay tiIed win tho Clerk of thu slnto Supreme
Court III tho following cases OF tho January
term, 1880;
IL. City nt Virginia ys. I1ol'crt Hull; error to
Cusy CtMlntv; affirmed,
D. Mary 4. Swift ". Tho hallway l,asseltAoss,
ctc., Sne{ety; nppenl fruin Appellate Court; re-
yurhet2 Ahu retRAMtleti:
pvNl f,x,n, Champaign County; tesefea and to-
ilnilltd. ... --...-g,
, Il, Whltmorc ". Commissioners; appeal from
AppU1fntu Court; roEtrs4n
Also, lLu following In cascs beard at tho Juno
!. AnHoIs rs, Tho l'coplo; errorto horsun; rs-
i: Isll vs.. sIartIn.laic II al., appcal from APP
= ;. !. iIoppiIvA. lloppn; appeal from Appellate
i. Koswi:, :s ". Tho People, error to Cook
County crfN,innl Court; nlllrtHe,!. a,
III. GnplutUn ". bunker lllll lhItki appeal
from htucUutIln County, Atl!rtHGd.
&. TAu HcuilIu ex rCl. w. WNlsh & nt.; erFue 10
Criu,inul Court Ut Cu4lk County; nillrs,,eu.
4. Nanny Ut 81. ~. frazscr; efrur 10 Apps'la'o
j, ii, isiuie, Jucssonvilto s. Chicago ltailroaa
W. Springfield s. Northwestern lla!lrtuu; UP
peal from Appellate Court; foveEse4 aha fo'
!. Thu ponplo ". Aycrs ii. Whlttakcr; origi.
pai suit 10 Woodfor,l tuuntyi verdict sct asitle,
N, ltrnwl va. WubasE Itaflwny cotnpunyi CT
ror 70 Appellate Court; ntsIrilltt. =. .,,o,,a.,
Court: ut,,rmed.
McLeau; AliiruIed.
, 1880-10-01
pROllATI; COURT.

In tho cstatu OF Curl V. iIuschcr, pronunciation
WIS ch aud letters of administration with tito
will annexed wcro Issued to Henry 1t. 3tucller
Thc esiutc Is valued III MbtIlt 37.5U.
III tho Estnte uf Lntflgr W. l3nllNr, tho WILL
w,iB ptDyGn Alld admitted to pr,,s,te. an letters
tcs&Mtnrsltary werG issued tu ClarelcG ". llnt
ln!1i. Tile cstute ts valued Ut About sslxN.
y tho ossnto of Juhn =. Hyer, letsHfs II IT,! Of ntl-
TlIe eatHtu IL ynl1igtl ut nbDlit sJ.UU.
ll lhD tatAtu Df SAslet 'ustl!e, lotto n Of nd.
muistrllti0N WGrp Issued to Mimic I'aSeheI,
Tho estHte Is yN!uGtl ut ntlnut th0J.
~ tho cstatcof StiehMet Lyons, letters Of nd
ADMINISTRATION! wrrn Issued 10 Mnry L. Lyons. tho
ustuto III yAtutl ut a1Ont Sl,oVU.
, 1880-10-01

betwucn this city nn'l tho mouth. VIII be gnt
out in g,oh slnpo by Hntur'iny, tho Int rlsc
ptnylnp mn%t propltIpAs for operations 1T ruft+"
crews. Tliu completion Of tim i.tttu Fall tintn
viii ni1n,x rruss,nyslnn ot i'"'ltl,g nIMrnttn..
esiA III tl,n i,ltl,cr ln.sIl,.;a. Tho tuls In this
Wiley will mt run atlt,rt nf lnI+ l".fnru tho 1T
Of Nnvrmhcr: nlHi II ll1or, allol,Il hu I'M nEif-
nnrv fr.Hct there 1Huy yet l,n clean drive II
tho st.nl erred l0as IN tho UpIur Chippewa md
trI|iktarfrtx
, 1880-10-01
NEBRASKA FINANCES.

Hpte4al Hispdtth ia The Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Mob, Sept. :D..-Thu books Ut tho
stlta Treasurer show that there IN u. ilaiiL Mt
tho present tIu.u tue sum 0r Sl5d T+23S; In fmlK,
sl0s, ,.tskGi; Iii Unitcl statcs per cunt bombs.
$4,000, costing sil,7la75. Against this amount
thcrc VIII he drawn about tho flrst Of OutoDur
over &tDWU,
, 1880-10-01
MINES AND MINING.

III | n I'm a n ~ VI
,.,,. ,,,...r ~, ,,I,. soo,,,,r 1,.
..'....'.,s,.s ~ ,o H., ,sn,n,,ic x,r,,,urt
u'.,...., -, III, Ia, ,1,u t..,,rrn.uIn,,nt
,,.,.,s. =. -. ~ 1..,,,L,,c,n,i
s...;,, rt,n,,.h I. 1zr fatryc, Y,rt,,,r.
II, ..,...<,-t,., =, +, vnrt s,-i.,w,ro.u "a, Tim
,.a, s"s., ,s, ~ tta t,trrtnr ,,r nm u1r,
',,, n.n.,stt,,, ~ tn animal ,r,1,,,i ,,r
~ ~ '.',.....,,. IA, ~" 1,,,I,.', ...,ns ~.
Wv V'ce."i9 '''s''.' .'.1..,.,. 80 49, '..... 49,.
MO p"fFns1 vi "aec1'n'''"e .ns "aH'ts".' @
product from tho mines Of each s.hto
and Territory. THIS Is lahorl"',s
h. IN uo,.nr t,,,,, rollecc h,.ftrc. pr If tbn nj.
~, ,',,. ,,,u,t., 49,, ,.rt ,s ,,,, ,.nr
nrrfnr1v nrs t a. '' soa" , after co,xrcss 1 e
nois. f,Jrcrtn. t,Y tho Mlut. sct ub,1t thr work.
ant' IN or1cr 70 con'e 10 oes.ef ahaers'a a,n'hR
cntnl'!Iss tho desired result, he Visited, OF, his
unn,,al tmr OF i,,spectvu Of tho niutH. tho
r,,,,Itn f,ous, orI ,t,c mtninr stutcs. tur,.fjly
tae!'e Io'!s1 ""u ~ e .,...., s''' ,,..
studying tho pf'ae'hs rfcs.h.ea " "',n I'm
by tho Instructions III Congress. llc
nude thorough nrralnss ucnts with tho
iocaI Mint srncrintcu,lc,,ts nn,l various othor
refsols IN posll'"h !" Nt"" ''se '"c's "es'lr"'
md, upon his return 10 washington, prepared II
rcrriy,.l. viii furnish Al, u,i,s,uutc tn,s!s fer
tt'' ..,' ~ $3.50, t.,r,,,,,,t', ~ ,n,,
",ur' aosi,1,r"I u II necessary "a .ruc,. t,,o or,
e"'e" eo'!sv'otcu ~ .',,,"','. :" ~" ''.a
.,n e",uno,Ics mn, tr,,,sn,,r,ntlot ,,,,,tu,,,rs.
.".u eo,'f'.'e's 49, M t.,I ~ , ~. 49,, 20. r
to tito nthts or asshs-0issces' n !" 'io poI's ~
uxortntion. lie hnR a'l'lresStl acts OF blanks t"
tho varIous pursut,s or corporations TINT have
~ No WIN ,..o w. ,,,.,a ',.,,, =" ~ w. ~,
1"rhs. - ueS' Ano" '' =. Nv
rlre aron uu nj eau xuau "f , n, t ,e
selves, Ihe i,rst communication from tho III
rector Ut tho Mint WIS tho following:
,TnEAS;NnY pErAnrn;rST, ); u i,t:aEsr ,v., Of TltE
ii; ii,si;y m n,,ihurize t1 r"rct st,,tistirs IL
ii,u s!,tl,iai production p tue trcciutls metals III
i'm Tic IgurcgNlc is,ctlvn rrl,s, te mine. uf
caeh stato a,,d ,trrrtory, atn .',Nkix in!1ri.,ss
Of !n n'1 dra NV, r. sS rr @
1sss r. to tie a"t 1 % , Sla ,,I,, n s,s@r @ IsGI
m",Itt,a ,r H., imsi ,ss;i vrur tht. ,n.II.S frn
With, r,a,r..l ,ti tI,t, ,IiMrkrt mint st;,r]tl1v
~ rH,nin,1 w1rks IN wi,tth s,ti.
.fseso detns are; Important IN order 70 ,nnkc
H. ". ,,v ,ss sE n,,iy ',!,S fr tl't ,r. '"'' WI
ril think vni, r., }i,s.rt tbu eslrt,1 inrof,nn.
ta uttnI,,,,I,tn Irt,, th h,E. ri vS,,r ulicu In
III" 'nt,,,rnnrjuto biInk Of tlls uccutpmusing
r,tl, ,.iMi iorsassl it ut your earliest c,,vrn-
fuiiy. - >'0 IonATjt, L. j}t,,;Ci,Atu.
Director OF tic MIut.
Accompanying ms e!retsar was n!tfk ~.
tr9ss.' - thn imsnku.1 is. ~ ".s t, ~ ,,,H ~
,m ,%am,s,;, Iu ri IL, i'm, Kiln h,rtn',
ar.' H .t tt ~ t.t a XIV ~, ,,,m
~ w t M ~" ~ ,ro - smnr ,,n,,",t.,r ~,
~ liz ..'1e. & ~ , ,it', ,;Hr.l nntt,.r
c!Te4r tsas s9n 10 ~ lrsnrlesnrs 2r n'.s:,1Ers
~ Mitls sHietlH nna .e,Si,t ,iit ti Xxx
E.iu NV hSs nvs % " WIZ ~, la,,, ,InI
1ntoEh4ttn ~ M r. ~ ,!9. LUIS ""S "eeo'"pa"'ea
ny tns !nIHMg ~ !;,., e,o,.. ,t,, ,t-,s,-
,, e ptfe1W n craxtt; GmMM ,'asfn as,Si, | r
, 1880-10-01

During tho Inst scar ,was scarcely nhlc To
tho liver nilt Mi tic evil consequences rc-
s.llttlIg therefr0lI,. l. Tried n,aily different
preparations but without. my nlnterinl or
lasting l,cnriit, 70 tln' utmost .iesualrc1 Of
XIII M,!a,RRs, Ri t"ii Tn ,ia q ii iinG1 i'll 1,r i5rnps. 5
Whit tl,Is remedy Ind don0 for hln,. i
purchased q ln,tla To try II. Ny
ayste,n liatl becot,v 81 accustomed To .s,etii-
cino u, account of tho many kinds used. TINT
After Iis c0Itiltlp. itse beeume better .l,li!y,
ind rega!slc.l NY TURNER health. | llve
nlways sfnkcn Il gqo! wur.l ,for hamburg
Drops, ali4 tha r.,Ittdy 1igs my best wls!!rs.
JAC01s [lEss, SurMallvilte, kas.
, 1880-10-01

WISCONSIN NUMBERING.
apsslaI Dlspatta 10 Ihs tAltngD Ttlttsn&
EAU CLAIRE. Wis. Sept. a.-siost Of tho lum"
ber that hu4 ueeu sIeu UP llUng tho ChIppeWu,
, 1880-10-01

fIu rKiS'rEltS-Fy,H s.ALE-A bMALl. OFFICE
~ lox pII.sr e !sb toats ls.d' tnss i;ns rs;Sas
0ia.s eo!up1a. onilt fot nsv (s29r ~ "aat!5
1vw will 10 sold cLsap zVt CALI, Aldfss4 u Hs Iiib~
uunp un1sV,