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r. d. BILLINGs a co.,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
4 in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
Tor Dr. Jaffe's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also,
agents for Litton Springs Settler Water, Sonoma
county California. No. Ill street, between Fourth
and Fifth au25-4p1m
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CREED HAMMOND,
CALL on SCOTT & MN

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law,
"A Office in Quinn's new building, corner OF
Fourth and streets lup stairsl. Sacramento. s6.sp
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w. 4. HIGKSONs H Dss
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
III Office, southwest corner of Seventh and J
streets In Bry e's new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence southeast corner Of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento. Office hours: to and to P. N.
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MO. sos STREET, FOR THE LATEST STYLES
~ in GAS FIXTURES. Plumbing in all its
branches done at short notice. Being practical
workmen. we are able TO do work at the lowest
rates au2S4p1m
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REMOVED.
w. A. HuGHSON. M, D.

CHARLEs T. JONES AND ED. NJ. MARTIN,
Attorneys-at-Law and Notaries Public, have
removed their office to No. COZ l street, between
sixth and Seventh ju244plm
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J. DRlsooL.
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
.sawES McGUssE.

TINIoN FoUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and O. Castings ana Machinery of every
description made to order. ju24-4plm
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HON. G. N. FOX will accompany MR.. PAGE
and speak at Martinez lone, Suffer Creek, jackson,
Mokelumne Hill, San Andreas, Sheep Ranch,
Columbia and Sonora; and GEN. JOHN #.
MILLER at Auburn, Grass Valley, Nevada City,
Dutch Flat, Stockton, Plymouth and Amador City.
HON. NEWTON BOOTH will likewise speak
with MR. PAGE at places to be hereafter designated
By order OF the Republican State Central Com
mittee P B. CORNWALL, Vice Chairman.
JAMES R. FINLAYsos, Secretary. s22-u
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wsr, EUTTENBERGER,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
4 ehinist. Front and streets Manufacturer o
Guttenbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground Rolle
and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds o
Hydraulic Pipes. For SALE Three Miller Patent Hay
Presses au26-4plm
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BUSINESS CARDS.
mn. UNDEnHILL,

WYE ARE PLEASED TO SEE HE HAS MADE
w Catsrrh his specially. His great success in
the radical cure Of this very prevalent complaint is
owing to the fact that his specific heals the diseased
without any pain-the patient is made better at
once. Consultations Free. Office, No lois street,
Sacramento. o74plms
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CARIE d CR0lY,

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
Z pared to do all kinds OF work in their inc, in
city or country PRINCIPAL place of business, Saera
mento. Shop, 90 Second street, between and L.
Post-ofice Box, 40, Sacramento. lyle 4ptf
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1879.
Z. FOSTER.
CApITAL ALE VAULTS,

DooK BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
, Book Manufacturer, No. 319 street, between
Third and Fourth, Saci amento. au20-4pt
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q. HAiNES.

q. HAiNES,
DEPUBLIcAN NOMINEE FOR
III Police Judge or sacramento city.
o2 I'm
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a. =. YER MILyAa

Ic1oUNTY CORONER AND UNDERWATER
q No los j street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Always on hand large assortment of Metallic and
wooden Baskets, Burial Cases and Collins Shrouds
furnished and Funeral Wreaths Prsserv O. country
orders will receive prompt attention on snort nosi
and at low rates. auia 4~fv'
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A. N. TOWNE.. General Superintendent
T. Il GOODMAN. =. .Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
inQ-anlf
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE {!
DIR. GIBBONS DISPEHSARY,
Sag Kearny ST., SAN Francisco.

Established IL 1855, for
the treatment Ok 8 Kual
and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, Gi' ct,
Structures, Syphilis II all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotsney. SKIN
Diseases, etc, perma-
nently cured or no ca; rye.
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.IuI.Ius srRUTz.
8. SCION sXOLE.

CUCCEssoR TO FOX & sTRUTZ, IMPORTER
3 and Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
No. Il street, Sacramento Sole agent for A.
Hupfel's Sons New York Beer. au14-4p1m
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is praeticed by the youth OF both texss %
an almost unlimited extent, producing win ne. ~
erring certainty the following train OF moEp
symptoms, unless combated by scientific ls s L
cal measures, viz: Sallow countenaneo, a., ~ :,
spots under the eyes, pain in the head, r.ssing n
the ears, noise like the rustlng OF leaves sna = Z
ting Of chsEGs unesnss s a6Gi s sas Ss si
loss Of confidence diidence in approaching SUI u
gers, dislike to form new acquaintInses5i s,, 81
ton to shun society, loss OF memory, tIa a.
pimples and various eruptions s9ooe US ~
furred tongue, fetid BREATH coughs ccns1I1P' on
night syeats, monomania and frequent INSANITY
CURED AT HONE.
d,sssi SUns y letter to DR. GIBBoN ssatinE ase,
symptoms Of time the dseass Sas irae 70
anu nd curiosity, TO any part OF the cont
with and par dses Sscur X s nS Poso sn a
. .s Wells Fargo s Co., package OF uedictl
viii be forwarded to any part Of the Uaion PIE Sc
Say yo0 sJdresa. DIR. ]. Z. GIBB0N,
IoS Att Box 1857 San Erancisl
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III. HI. McwILlrAMs.

"oPE IRON WORKS, FRONT STREET, BE-
4 tween | and J. Machinery of all kinds made
20 order and repaired. Sole manufacturer OF Car
isles Patent Derricks. Lawn Mowers Repaired.
For sale, 25-horse stationary engine and boiler,
complete aul4-4ptf
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REMOVAL.

A TToRNEY AT LAw-oFFICE, SOUTHWEST
"A corner OF and Fourth streets. Residence,
4 street. between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. s9-4p'
, 1880-08-01
HUkf0R.


A hard case-The shell Of tortoise.
Jones finds drinking like fish makes his
head swim.
The man who fell ont of his bunk. on the
steamboat explained that his blackened. eye
was bertilmark.
4 murderer was hanged in Texas the other
day, but it was by mistake; the worthy citi-
zeus thought he had stolen horse.
Dumas fills is sometimes severe. The con-
vers1tlon lad turned upon Nine. z, who had
of goddess, said faithful admirer. YES
said dumas, antiquity"
A rich but parsimonious old gentleman on
being taken to task for his uncIlaritableneSS,
s;id:. True, don't give much; but If you
only knew now it hurts me wien give any
tlng, you wouldn't wonder."
All exchange says that q ton Of gold is
give this for what it is worth; our time has
been 50 taken up with politics, and somebody
has hidden away the scales--B0st07s T5tt1s-
| script
One of the managers Of hospital asked an
Irish nurse which he considered the most
pitai. s'That, sir,'s said Patrick, as he
the table.
4 lawyer once rushed up to Jerrold in the
street and said, with flushed face, t. Mr..
Jcrrold, pve just met Il scoundrelly bar
rister." Jerrold locked at him with bland
s!nile, and simply answered, "What coin~
cidence!"
An 1rishman who had a pig in his posses
sion was observed to adapt the constant
practice Of filling it to replction one day and
Starving it the 1.eNr On being asked his rta-
sou for dung SO, lie replied: "Uch, sure, and
isn't 1t that like to have bacon with 4 strake
O fat and strake o lane aqual1y, one AFTER
the t'Qther?'
Darwin is right,'' said an awkward
youth. q There are moments which come TO
the young nlan vino doesn't know what to do
with his hands when lie longs to climb a tree
and be Il monkey. ind throw nuts at the old
bipeds in the front seats. Man has never
really tasted the benefits Of true freedom
since he WAS monkey"
Goods at ila1f-price," said the sign. 't How
much is that teapot~: asked tile old lady
who had been attracted by the announce
ment. Fifty cents, MUM" - guess I'll
take 1t, then,n SHE said, throwing down a
quarter. The dealer let ler have the teapot,
but took in his sign before another customer
could come in.-Boston Transcript
He came into the editors room with 4
large roll OF manuscript under his arm, and
said very politely: II have q :trfde here
about the beautiful sunset yesterday, which
was dashed OFT By friend OF mine. which
, 1880-08-01
=, LOCAL GOSSIP.


Monroe Chief trots at Buffalo this week.
The only Chicago horse that won ut Cleveland
WAS Wilbur F. He 1s a hulf-brother to Deck
Wright.
Sheppard Boy record 2:23k, hns been put in
trimming aguin. and is being handled by Parker
Wlnemau.
Bonesetter is slowly getting into shape, and
will probably be good horse before the close Of
the season.
There arc about fifty horses at the Jockey
Club track. Most Of them will take part in the
Western fall circuit.
The black geldin9 Capt. Bunnell, owned by
H. & j. N. Hill, Of this city, has been placed ID
training again. and is doing we'll When in con-
dftton the Captain can beat 2:u handiy. !.
The 5-year-old stallion George Sprague, by
Gov. Spraguc, is at the Jockey Club track, hav-
ing been brought here from Cunton, ILL.,, by
Morrill, Higbfe- He was driven half mile in
1:09 one morning last week.
The matinee Of the North Side Driving AssocI-
atfOn, which wus tn have been held yesterday
afternoon. was postponed until next Tuesday
afternoon at : O'Clock. Entries will close at the
truck before the racing begins.
Jimmy Dustin recently purchased a bay pac-
ing geidtng, 9 years old. by Redbuck {tne sire OF
SorrcI Dam, out OF Thoroughbred mare. The
animal was given mile recently in s:ol the
, 1880-08-01
DOUBLE BALLADE OF PRIMITIVE MAN.

On the coasts that incessantly freeze,
With his stones, and his bones, and his bows;
On luxuriant tropical leas,
Where the Summer etern:,lly glows-
He il found, and hia habits disclose
tLet Theology say what she cam
That he lived in the long, long nRos--
'Twus the manner Of Primitive Mimi
From a status like that Of the Crees
Our suciety's fabric urosc-
Developed, evolved, tt you please;
But deludcd chronologists chose,
In fMncIed accordance with Mos
Es, 4,GO0 3. G. fur she span
When he rushed on tho world and Its woes
Twas the manner of Primitive Man!
-Da|lt.ds on Bite Chnd-L17u.
, 1880-08-01

SARATOGA, n. T.. July 3l.-The one-mile dash
was won by Girone, Dan Squirting second, aud
War6eld. the favorit, third. Time, 1:44.
The nve-furlong dash was won by Bonnie
Lizzie, Zingara second, and Mabel third. Time,
1:0}A.
The summer handicap was easily won by Luke
Blackburn. The big Iayorir. .}uniata, got the
second place, and Gen Phillips third. Time,
2:39.
Charley Gorham was the favorlt in the one
mile-and- ONE quarter dash, but Lottery, selling
next to the last In the pools, won, Charicy Gor-
ham second, and Terror third. Time, 2:l4.
, 1880-08-01

A. X, CHICAGo-Can you inform me OF the
best time St Julien ever made on public track?
Ans.-The best time ever made bySt. Julien was
at Oakland, Cal, Oct. 25, 1879, when he trotted
the nrst heat Of II race against time in 2:l24. It
is the fastest mile ever trorted in public, and is
q record.
G. G. s., CHIC AGo-A bet B that Hopeful has
the best time on record to wngon. VINO wins?
-dAs.-A wins. Hopeful's record 10 wagon Is
2:l6:S, made ut Chicago Oct Z, 1873.
}. e.. CH1cAG0-Will you decide at which Of
Der Of people prescnr: THO r,lcc 1T louisville
tetween Mollie Mccarthy and Ten nrocck, or
that at Chicago between I.arus, Hopeful, and
was3o per cent larger than thal at Louisville.
, 1880-08-01
SUSPENSIONS AND REESTATE-
AfT<'-G

Special Dispatch to The cAfea1a Tribune
HARTFORD, Coun., July 3l--The National
Trottfng Association announces the following
suspensions and reInstatcmcnts affecting yari-
OILS Western parks and horses:
~- SUSPENSIONS
[For uon-payment of entrance money.1
By order Of the Dcs Doines .1a.} Driving Park
and theg: N. jennie b.; William tiallagher. do,
and the ch. NJ. LuLA or Lena; William Stewart.
Dcs Aoines, and the b. 3. Hattlug Jim {pacer);
H. Brown, do. and the bl. r. Fox; J. 3. Macarthur,
iowa centre, II, and she 5. e. Western; J. L,
Wilson, West Liberty, and the ch. $: Jim Lane,
aud the ch- s. John Jr-: J. Scott Mctoy. Bur-
liu1tou. L., and the b. s. Ensign; Charles Lan-
schermefhorp BROS, Nevada, Ia. and the ch. S:
John a. Rawlins; }: q: Lamson, Dubuque. and
the hl =. Eureka; A. Ecmtng. Ypslanti. Mich,
and the 8. T. Fleet: y. Van Nos,n. ST. Cloud,
ztaa., t aud re m: !; Iioanoke; Robert LtnsleY.
St. Louis. Nd, and the s. III. Cora.
BY or1lsr OF the Mahouing and Shenango VAL
Icy Fair Association. Youngstown, O.-W- II.
!. Lonesbore, Beitou, No. I'D the b. $ ciineer
tpacer}: D. Morier. Newark, @. and the b. ;. Sam
Joseph; Pcarse s. 0utcault, Newark, O., and the
b. & Ancient Order Boz; a. n. Spellman. MI
Lanterman. Youngstox:n., o.. and the 3. &.
Clematis; j. B. McVey, Krkersv;ile, o., and the
br n. Minnie Warren: John Gill. Cleveland, O..
burg, IS. VI, and the b.. N. Lena; John Koam,
PittsburY. Pa. and the b. &. Shoemaker: II. W.
Higley. Daltiruorc. Md, and the, b. s. Little
Nose: S. L. Craig. Philadelphia, Pa, and the b.
snd & II she 6. 9: Gray Biiiy; T. F. Myers, Aitoona'
Pa apd the b. a, Ethel Medium.
By order Ut the Sterling u1-} Jockey and Trot~
dpg Club: +. n. Branson, Chicago. and the 8.
, 1880-08-01
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. July 31.-What is to be known
as the St. Louis Trottfng Club has been organ
lied with Charles Z. Hunt. a leading citizen and
well-known turfmua, Ms President. and L. A.
Clark Secretary. Mr.. Clark is the present As
6istant Secretary Of the Jockey Club. The races
Of this association alton win be trotted on the track
, 1880-08-01
a. Frank: II, 3. Smith: Chicago, and the 8. g.

-. :. !,
q. Frank: II, B. Smith: Chicago, and the g. g.
Billy H. and the b: m. Eannie. To, nrsvtno
by oruer Q! tng rot - "1sn tt1e Mar5baIl-
Park Associauon, 2n!y - sean"iatjtn July %
town no.l DrEug 1ah KIT, an fhe ri: r. Roam
= Il. tlcment; IoE; natrnit md the 8 r. Fleet; ].
n9e; OK -. ese'1.E, He Nth'. md tho h. III. Bessie
Iufncr tra'"1', na', iamcsnn: William, Sheffield.
M S.': D. 1'eM and the h. e.: Preacher; Alex.
;pto Msp1.eo1w; w';:enn ~; % H. md tho Ur N. Brown
IcepE, W1uo1oT, on 81 Cloud, MIMI, and the
fanns; q. ~ - En1as,nfth. Newell, H., and
~ =, -, l., y, Ve,nilIion: S, f. Lampson Dubuque,
,d MY ~ t 1 Kit. q Eureka; Oren Lnsh. lown Centre.
anu @ .ne .ne ~ T. sw"stcrn: +. T. Macarthur Logan
1nu !'s a4a ~ N !, & il. Gear, formerly Rowuy
n.v a., aH T. Iilse' burlington. and tho b. 8. En-
ti"1 r. T. Johnson, .Crcston, Ia, and the b. Z.
1lssn, ,o a. ia,.Ir: inhnsnn & Fleming, Ann Arbor,
M11s M;o,, mi fha hr. q. Hurrnh. -
ny o;zier OF the Marshalltown fIa.) Association
s., J. Scher1nerhorn; Nevadu, Ia, aud the bl.
~ Tnncko Relic and tho cf s. John 4. Rawfins:
, 1880-08-01
TIE CLEVELAND MEETING.

TIE GLE r1l4S&1NO -'37111 : 80
The SECOND tn tho great series Of trottinE
meetings which began at Chicago aud will end':tt
Hartford was THAI ut Cleveland last week.
Heretofore the management Of the Clevcland
Club has been especially fortunate in the char
acter Of the contests over its track, and
has Tor years occupied n leading posi-
ton among the trotting associations
of tho country, but several OF the events
contested last week were rendered disgusting TO
the spectators by the only too-evidcnt iobbery
on the part Of various drivers, this being
especially the in the 2:l9 class md the 2::e
pacing race. as whole, the meeting cannot be
said to compare favorably with those OF former
yaars, no notable reductions OF records having
been made.
In accordance with its usual custom, Tue
TRIBUNE presents list Of the winning horses ut
tho meeting, the amount won by each, record
obtained, etc:
, 1880-08-01

Pullman Hotel Cars are rnn bunmae-casd { c.
GnRo nnd Council BluGs, and dnaonRn no99Rn b.ssesest
slP1 Sta sn seeos;s sas :ssta ~ 5
No other rond runs Pullman ~ =. .faln to nes XaS
hotel cars west OF Chicago, W any oshsr a.
rDepot corner Of Wells and Kinue--..
NDepot corner OF Canal and Kineie-ss4&
, 1880-08-01

chicago. burlington d Qu,n~~ o. J:
For haps. Gufde-Books, Ttme-T.a,.. nastrsa1
1Accum1odatlons,, apply II aax fA nf tseepest
Ticket~Otllces OF tho Comoanv ~ ri q k6e fc;;s
s61thssst 81 Gssna ras!ne Ho,st Brink: ExpFs;s q
1ndfana-av-. GRIND Central 1encs sts.e-stsl s.stsl ia
stxteenth-sts. Palmer House. and sora sas! Caaa!,
Madlson-ats. ION West Side. ~ ~N4 cotoef Ceas|,
, 1880-08-01

Heats trotted. .........,................ 43
Fastest heat (by St Julien).... :. .e:l55i
Siowest heat {by MAnd .3:3l
, 1880-08-01

.---I~.
Ransas City. Denver & Pueblol -.
Fast rExpress.-....,,,,,,.,.,;. s1e:U pm. tDs1
Kansas City x 5anta be NiEhs TX 3du pms ;3a4
st Louis, Springfield + TeIxs., gu NJ 1anpa
Mobile i Now Orleans Expre51 :. - 9aJ n 4a!ba
st Louis Sprin.de;d & Texas. 9aoJ pm I !4s7
teOr1n- BurItnX Fast Express. Z 800 = N t*N!3
ton h keokuE Ec. via thsnoa : 9Sn pm !:ns3
Pekin i Peoria Ex. via Jottek....;s 700 . N :51s7
Chicago + tntucah K. r. Ex...... T. 9aN n 94tsa
StreaIur, Lacon, WashnRt'n Ek. sts.0 pm sIta
joliet Dwight Accommodation. y 5aU N r s:@t9
, 1880-08-01

Sunday Night Frank I. Frayne and
Combination in ST SL0CCM.
NOTICE-This Theatre has been thor
oughly renovated and improved, giving it
fresh, bright. and cheerful appearance
throughout.
Boz Sheet open to secure seats at regular prices
Between n and y. Monday, md aftaE, a. NJ
Until end pf performance:
Matinee Prices u, ~, uud Is cts.
, 1880-08-01

An trains run viz Milwaukee. Tickets for =. III
ana minneapolis are, good either rta Msdssaa Ri
P1atxie du CHEN. or vla La Crnssa and Winaga
Illinois Central Railroad.
Depot foot OF L&ke-at and foot Ut Twenty y-seepeax
Ticket Udice, III Rantio1ph-st, ne.. Ctx,f G+..i
Pacluc Hotel and Palmer House. -
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-01-21
In Favor Of Education.

Hv reading the followingf from the Cam.
den JOurndl it will be seen that there is
at least one editor in South Carolina who
is III favor of giving the poor young men
Of the State Il fair showing for a higher
education than can be obtained in the
public schools. The sentiment is differ
ent from that so often expressed, thai the
common schools arc good enough for oul
poor young men, that We transfer 1t to
our columns. The Journnl says:
EXCEEpINGLH GRATIFYING.-At last {
bright prospect looms up before us tol
the quick opening of the South Carolina
University. We are authoritatlvcly i'll
formed that on the 10th Of the present
month the trustees will he called together
to adopt measures for the Immediate re-
opening of this good old institution. We
hail it is one of the highest cpochS in Gun
new era. for VIC have always argued il
this paper that education and prosperity
are zone and inscparablc.' Columbia Is
the grand central point the buildings ar,
all there; the library and chemical appa'
ratus, too, are ready, aud more than all
the youth Of our State lie III waiting t'
go TO the old ulmn mater. To have long
rr kept it closed was literally allowing
our seed corn to spoil while the rich gar
ncrs Of education and learning were be
ing exhausted by age and tiluc. In be
half of the youth of our land. we beg t.
thank Governor Simpson for his proMp
action in this matter.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-01-21
The Fatal ARRAY in Newberry-Card
of Mr.. ChaDDcll.

Mr.. J. Wesley Chappcll has sent US the fol-
lowing communication relative 10 me allray
which took place III NCwbcrry on Christmas,
which terminated 50 fatally. We published
in the Press und Tanner the account of the
sad affair which We found in the tbiumJi0
Register. We feel sure that our contemporary,
the Register. had no desire to bcirirnd or to
injurc either Of the parties engaged in the
fight, but only opubliSh what information ii
could obtain concerning the circumstances.
We clIrcriully give space, however, for MI.
Mr.. %cnappcll'S letter. If the Registers CORES.
pendent gave a one-Sidcd account of the ;t'
fray, ii Is but just and right that the other side
be heard.
EtifDrs Press and Banner:
Some tire previous | happened Mt Ninety
SIX, and Il friend Of mine called my attention
to IN article IN your paper, iliudliG To an
ARRAY which terminated in the shooting OF
Press Chappcll and m brother james l..
tEappcil, which resulted in the instant death
OF my brother. The purport of the article in
our paper was such that induced the public
to ccnSUrc my brother and to mitigate the
act OF killing him and shooting Press Chap
pcil. The article was couclied In such stupcn-
douS abSurditicS and base falsehOOdS, that
concluded 10 let tn" matter pass, believing
that truth crushed to earth will rise again., as
the eternal years of God are hers. ihasniucl'
however, rs you have never given any cor
rrrtiOn 10 tn" nj Surtl, extraordinary ana
gricrOuS falschood, | have thought proper /"
call your attention to this matter as You gave
publication Oh The affair, as clilallailhS from
the fDi"mbin register. /, rather, am under
the impression that the tbfUtbtn H Gistcr was
to say tlie least of il. premature, in:iSlnucl,
as Ncwberry has two journals, conducted by
efficient and reliable gentlemen. who certain
~ would have allowed space In their col
that would have given the public Il
basis to form some fair conception ofthc mat
ter. Believing yOu 10 be gentle men OF
sound discrimination, | solicit the publica-
ton of this article.
| remain very respectfully, yours.
j. WESLEY ~CH.iPpELL.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1880-01-21
Give Them n Chance.

Under the above heading the Columbia
register has some wcll-timcd remarks
which we copy below. We agree with
all that paper says on the subject, and arc
by it reminded of the very heavy license
that is demanded Of apple vendors in Alb
bevillc, because fn:~""th they would 9TH
erwisc sell apples {" our people III greatly
reduced prices. We think with tho Rty-
lister that cheap apples arc Il blessing to
the ''humlicr classes Of people, no less
than to the rich. The Register says:
we understand that there is some OPP
position to the permission OF fruit stands
along the streets OF The city. The ground
Of this opposition We understand to be
that they compete with those dealers in
tho same class Of goods who occupy
stores and have to pay rent rs we'll as the
license tax, while the street corner dealer
has to pay only for his license. Wcthink
this opposition * all wrong. II men or
poor wumc are unable to hire shops, and
are willing TO brave the i~nclcmCncv of the
weather and offer their goods for sale
from St?nds in the open air, We see no
reason why they should not be permit
ted to do 81. If, by saving rent, they are
enabled to sell cheaper. so much the bet
ter for the humber classes of people, to
whom these corner stalls frequently sup
ply the place ven of an eating house.
Competition is the life of trade, and We
wish to see it as unrestricted us possible.
Those dealers who keep stores can attract
customers who would not buy from tho
street stands, and thus the thing is equal
izcd. The argument that would tO away
with the fruit stands because they do not
pay rent, in favor of those merchants
who do, would apply with equal force
against those who pay Il small rent, in ia.
vor of those who pay zone. Give these
people a chance. No doubt they will
move into stores when they nccomc able.
Somc of them may, by honest thrift and
industry. develop into merchant princes,
in the great future VIC anticipate for Col
umbia. Who knows?