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The daily gazette., 1880-08-31
Peach Shipments.

The following were the shipments
of peaches over the Delaware railroad
Yesterday;
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31

NIOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given to all
~ persons who have not paid their
city and school taxes for the year 1878. and
do not wish their names published, that
they had better call and settle at once, as
the law requires the collectors 10 adyer--
tise the names of all persons on the first
of September of each year who
L. PROVOST,
WIN. KYNE.
aup28-Bt. Collector.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31

DROPOSALS,-Seale proposals will be
received in the box in the Council
chamber.up to "a o'clock p. m.,on Thars-
bed of Sixth street, between Jackson and
Harrison streets, also the bed of Harrison
street etween sixth and Eighth streets.
The amount of material to be removed is
about 5000 cubic yards. The stone to be
broken in suitable sizes for the breaker.
where said St one must be deposited,
the dirt to be deposited at such
places as the Street Commissioner
may direct, provided that the distance of
hauling is not grepter than six squares.
A bond of one hundred dollars with free-
tor the good faith of the same. Blank
proposals will be furnished by the Clerk
Of Council. Work to be done under the
supervision of the Street Commissioners.
BY order OF the Committee on opening
Streets.
aue39-4t Chairman.
The daily gazette., 1880-08-31

sept. 81. W.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

blood, or bitter aoriimony, wo MARCHED
to a grand victory. Coof, oalm and
collected, yet firm and rosolute, no
covered every point upon tho whole
line, and when doubt or mistrust grew
up, by his personal presence and ac-
tive participations in our councils, he
scattered it away as tho sun would the
mist Of u summer morning. Unosten-
tatious but bold; reserved and digni-
fled, yet as firm as rock. and the
quietness of his unassuming nature is
only equallcd by the love that he bears
for his State. South Carolina owes
him lasting debt of gratitude, and as
aho grows and prospers in her own
home.rnlc we expect to see tho laurels
crown tho brow Of Bratton, Gary and
Woodward. Just such men as these
make us cheerful even in the darkest
hour of our trials. We chcerfully
tcnder to General Bratton the thanks
that he SO richly merits, and we feel
assured that we express freely the SEN
tinent of our whole people.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
THE PEOPLES
MUTUAL
r E LIEF ASSOCIATION

THIS is On Association of business nj on,
l. who, for their mutual prot &C tion,
contribute towards fund, SO as
in case of death, their families may re-
celve from $2.000 to $5,0O0, according to
amount of certificate. This is one Of the
best plans OF life insurance.. You pay as
you go, just like fire insurance, and with
more convenience even, as you pay by
small instalments during tho year. We
refer TO those best acquainted with us,
viz members in Fairfield: G.. H. Nc
Master, jas A. Briee, Jno B. Davis, D.
r. Flenniken, B. Sugcnheimer, j. w.
McCreight. Jno. J. Neil, Thomas t.. John.
son. j. Clendining. r, b Hanahan, IL.
Mems Davis. JAS. O. Davis. Anv one
that should like to become membor will
apply to G., c.. BACOT,
oct AGENT
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
HYAiENEAL,

MARRIED-On the 18th Novem-
Der, at the residence of the brides
father, by the Rev. It. W. Mellichamp,
Mr.. l.. W. MASON to Miss RUTH Rob-
ERTsoN. All of Fairfield county.
By the same, OH the 2lst. inst, at
the residence of the BRIDES father, Mr..
JOHN SMART to Miss CoRNELIA START.
All of Fairfield county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
GEN. JOHN BRATTON.
The Debt we owe to the ooratio Loader.

The Debt we Owe to the Democratic Leader.
From the Camden Journal.
In the brilliant campaign that has
just closed, it is but right and proper
to return our thanks to the distin.
guished gentleman whose ramc heads
this article. Laboring under all the
disadvantages Of q great National
fight, lle 80 planncd and mapped out
our ,State~battle that without loss Of
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
A NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE.

A NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE.
New because 1t is only within the last few
years that It has been improved and brought
within the reach OF evGry one: old in principle
because the first invention vas made and the
first patent taken out nearly twenty years ago,
and cases made at that time and worn ever
since, are nearly as good as new Read the fol-
lowing which Is only one Of the many. hun
dreds; your jewelers. can tell OF similar ones:
MANSFIELD, PA, May 90, 1873.
have customer who carried one OF Boss
Patent casrs fifteen years and knew 1t two
years before he got 1t, and 1t now appears good
for ten years longer. II. L. OLNEY.
Remember that Jas. Boss is tho only patent
case made OF two Plates of solid gold zone out
side and one insdc) covering every part ex-
posed to wea or sight The great advantage
Of these plates Is apparent to every one. Boss
is the only patent case with which there is
given a written warrant. OF which the following
Is facsimile;
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
NOTICE..

4 LLpersons indebted to RICHARD
"a CABEEN, deceased, are hereby
notified to make immediate payment
to the undersigned, and all persons
holding claims against said deceased
will present their demands, duly at
tested, without delay.
w. II. KERR, g. G. G. p,
nov 25-t1x4 Administrator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
Until
You

STOCK Of Furniture which wlbc the largest
according
best best selection and can buy cheaper Bea mind that ship goods Ridge
ana c: @ @ This feeHmmsmaao@ % of the quality and price goods
rTos @ @ Cnrono Hat nacks and Book Shelves cheaper tn the cheapest
@ Der suits Ga M see them new supply Sewing Machines good
ana " likes it. Ecmbr that most of The machines that most largely
YOU
time and yexaon nocss light will have
emnbcr Gold Medal
oyer eighty competitors refer and
satisfaction Remember
Sash Factory All orders
Don't fail to call before
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

New Advertisements.
$4,000 -Sugenhcimer & Grocschel.
Notice--W. II. Kerr, Administrator.
Sale of Real Estate-W. j. johnson.
Visit Charleston--E. L. Roche, Sec.
Columbia Hotcl-R. N. Lowrance,
Proprietor.
Stone Mountain Corn Whiskey-F,
w. IInbenicht. - ->---.,. >-,.----.-, p,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

The COLUMBIA HoTEL.-Wc publish
elsewhere the advertisement of this
wcll-l1nown hotel, conducted by MI.
r. N. Lowrance. The best evidence
of the merit Of the establishment is
that il is the favorite resort Of visitors
from the different parts Of the State.
The proprietor is a worthy gentleman,
and he docs all in his power to make
his guests comfortable. The building
has just been renovated, and is as peat
as new pin. Altogether, the "Colum-
bia" is n good place to stop, and it
should be literally patronizcd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

To-day being Thanksgivings Day,
the National Bank will to closed. Tho
post-ofIice will likewise be closed, OK
cept for one hour for the delivery Of
each mail.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

At f. W. Habenicht's and A. Williford's,
Sole Agents for Winnsbnro nov rs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

RAILROAD ScHEDULEs.-The trains
Oh tho Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad roach Winnsboro as follows
Day passenger, northward, LOOP. m. ;
southwark, 5.12 p. m. Night passen-
ger, northward, 1920 q. M; south
ward, $50 p. nj. Day freight, north
ward. $3.50 a. NJ; southward, 12.40
p. m. Night freight, northward, 2.38
n. M; southwark, 1896 p. m.-This
ahead Of Wimsboro time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
(NAsTOR OIL, Bluostone, Borax, Cay.
sponges, cough Syrups. Soothing Syrups,
Bay Rum, Perfumery, Cinclonidia, Qui-
nine, TUFTS, Gilder's AMI Strcng's Pills,
Essence Ginger, Capsino Plasters.
ALSO,
Onion Sets, Prepared Cocoa, Canary
Seed, Gun Powder Tea, Tyson Tea, Pow
dered Black Pepper, Machine Oil, &c. Just
received by
McMAsTRR, BRICE & KETCH1N.
no9 20
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
7 WILL offer for sale, before tho
L Court House door III Winnsboro,
5. c., on the first Monday in Dccem-
bor, 1880, tho following described real
estate:
All that plantation or tract Of land,
with dwelling house and outbuildings
thereon, known as, the "Kennedy
Place." containing one hundred and
tifty-two (152) acres, more or. less,
lying on waters of Cedar Creek, ad-
Joining landaf the estate Of j.. P.
Thomas, A. X. Craig and others.
TERMS or SALE:
One-half Of the purchase-money to
be paid in cash, the balance q credit Of
twelve months, with interest from
date, to be secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage Of the prem
ises sold. Purchaser to pay for all
necessary papers.
nov 25-txtd W. j. JOHNSON.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

The "Farmcr's Friend Plow," n
want long felt by the Industrious til
lers Of the soil; will not choke in the
fonlcst land, light and easy to handle.
yet durable. Also Plow Hoes, Axes,
Trace Chains, Nails, Horse. and Mule
Shoes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

LARGE NEW HALL,
ERECTED ESPECIALLY FOR TIE EXHIBI
TlONS OF THE SOCIETY. -
THE so. CA. JOCKEY, CLUB.
We will have Races on the Washingtc u
Race ionrse, near the City, on the
sth, 9th, 10th and 11th December,
They are led to believe, from the nun.
ber Of entries in the takes and from the
stables expected, that there will be bette,
racing than they have had for the last ten
years. IS"
~ Meetings of State Grange, P. of H.,
and Grand Lodge, A. F. Nj.
&S- All places ofamusement open with
choicest attractions.
9sS- Attractive Exhibits of all kinds
solicited for tho Industrial Exhibition.
DsS- The large crowd of visitors to the
I Inhibition offers a paying opportunity to
Manufacturers, &C., to display their pro-
du1ts.
For space apd particulars apply to
i. l.. ROCHE, Secretary.
nov 25 tiki
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

RETAKING THE CENSUS.--The special
agents of the census department to re-
cnumcrate the State census have arriv-
cd and have established their head
quarters at Columbia. Colonel r. G.
Buttcrfield has charge of the re-cnu-
meration and is accompanied by J. B.
Burt, 0. p. D. Stone, j. B. Issler,
Timothy Quinn, clerks of the census
Office in Washington, and sworn as
special agents for this work. 1t will
be done over again from the beginning.
The agent hopes to get through. the
enumeration in three weeks. Colonel
Butterfield has tclcgraphed all the
supervisors for the State requesting
meeting g of consultation before begin
ming the work. The whole State will
not be canvassed, but agents will visit
certain townships in various parts of
tho State and in this way estimate the
correctness Of tho returns from the
whole. In Abbevillc Duo West Town.
ship. will be recommended; Laurens,
Waterloo Township; Fairfield, Town
ship No.8; Barnwell, Williston Town
ship; Lexington, Broad River Town
ship; Chesterfield, Steer Pen; Marion,
Gains; Williamsburg, johnson Town
ship. These ore selected because their
increase is large. No fraud is charged
against them. With reference to
Township 8, in this county, there is
nothing to fear from second cnu-
meration. The former onewas taken
by Col. B. Z. Elkin, and the work was
performed faithfully and accurately.
Colonel Elkin probably knows more
about Fairfield county than any one
else in it, and no has tho statistics Of
Township Eight at his fingers ends.
The consus of 1870 gave this township
only 1862 inhabitants, against 2596 in
1880. If tho inspectors call on Colonel
Elkin he con show them proportion
ately more children and twins and
triplets in No. 8 than anywhere else IN
the United States. We hopo the peo-
pie of No. 8 will give the inspectors
all the facilities possible for a com.
plete enumeration.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
VISIT CHARLESTON
'urtns the Week Deoelnber to II, 1880.
Low EXCURSION RATES
ON ALL RAILROADS,
Great Attractions and Largo Crowds,
THE INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
OF THE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF s, O.

SPLENDID EXHIBITS
Of the Mechanical and Apriculturol pro
Bress OF tho pnst yoar--interestink
and instructive.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
THE GENUINE

GEORGIA STONE MOUNTAIN
CORN WHISKEY,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25

THE LEGIsLATURE.-The Legisla-
turc mot on Tuesday, but Of course
little of interest was done. In the
Senate, the Hon. |. D. Witherspoon,
of York, was unanimously chosen
temporary president, Col. II. Stobo
Farrow was rc-elccted clerk, Col. A..
d. Goodwin reading clerk, and Mr.. l..
r. Marshall sergcant-at-arms. In the
House Mr.. Jno. 9. Sheppard, Of
Edgciicld, was reelected Speaker,
Col. Jno. L. Sloan, ST., clerk, Mr.. r..
M. Anderson, Of Abbeville, reading
clerk, and Mr.. j. ID. Brown, Of Barn
well, scrgcant-at-arms. The Cover
nor's message was read in both bodies
and referred to appropriate commit
toes. A number Of bills were intro
duccd and properly referred. We'd
nesday the Oath inst, at Ii O'Clock, was
fixed as the lime for counting and de-
claring the vote for Governor and
Licutenant-Governor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
GRoC " RIES.

Flour-all grades-priccs ranging
from $3.50 10 $40 per barrel; New
Buckwheat Flour, just received; Su-
gars, Coffees, (Roastcd and Green)
Bacon, Hams, (canvassed and uncan-
vassed, Lard, Gin tierces, buckets and
cans), Cream Cheese, Macaroni, Bolt
ed Meal, Pearl Grits, Molasses and
Svrnps Of all grades. Also q lot of
new crop New Orleans TO arrive in a
few days
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-25
THE REASON WHY

90 many farmers fail is not so much
~ on account Of the political situa-
ton, but because they don't buy Gro
ceries from the undersigned. AS
guide, / give IN abbreviated catalogue
Of
, 1880-06-12
GATH ON GARFIELD,

A 0ENEnous TESTIMONIAL FIoM A CYNICAL.
cN1TlC-wl1AT KIND Ov A MAN nAAflkl.n
lB-lIE RTANnA. HEAD AND SllOul.DElH
ABOVE Ills COaIpEElta.
ItypatcA Ia Cincinnati Enqairsr tDsml.
CHICAGO, June b.-urIl. Garfield Ia tie
Kind Of man wt,a. deserving TO reauh the
greatest honors, never would have done 10
but Tor tho intrlcaclcs Of the An,ur!can
Nominating Convention system. Ut him
1t cAn truly be aaltl that "ha who aeaks
to lose his llfeshnll ss.re It" The hard work
ot the party llas beell packed OIL his willing
back for ll(teen yuars, Ind tla llns been tle-
ccavctl and hts dues asntletl BY almost all Ills
po'itfen! equals MD superiOrs I'll its patience
md devotion lave BEEN perceived by utt,or
worklng-incn III tho party alMl by publlo
opinion; and III tho deadlock Ut
Tits Convention this sympathy tiscov-
cred him sitting among them, and rntscd
him on the!r sltulds, lii nny rcllnd tho
1ea.ler Of Rudolph, Ut llapsburg, who once,
Us u rough, lIospltAble Ear0u Iii tho Alps,
.lsslstal Abbot aeross tn ltaly. who, In epursc
Of lltue, beoanau al. Elector of tbs Gerlna,,
Empire, md ut deadlock in tho .Electurnl
SSE Ss9 a iNgsasS Nvsfe ' nR uaas # 9sS s9s 1
for Sherman. A1ll the speech he 1lade 10
nominate tltat laas!aHng Secretary. despite
w. n,e EEs,as,hrausu ny q shSr,aan putting s|an.
10y M4ltAcws III eis Elucb ~ Senator thrti
(Sa's so wn S4 s tfisss %o. "f r
9ut q ills Convention for tleciiHing to ple,igu
- aavYnee to support lis nominee, brought
ts!e Wlolo body to au iiapulslyU lery0s 2or
him., h'm %hSD }hSy saw t'at ns!.har ~;
.Iu. but, Ills sacritices anil deserts
hnd previously l,u.u him tip cl,olco
ot tAa now gellufatlon Ut 0hio man(gers who
WNolN arp President Hayes and dov. Ohnylrs
Foster. liz llHs beau the wlleet.hprse Of these
men, aud has elected them b0ti, BY Ills eprY-
, 1880-06-12
DEMOCRATIC TRIBUTE.


WHAT TILE CINCINNATI "ENQuInEn "Tn1NKS
OF. GEN, uAI,rlEtD.
Tho Clnotnilnt{ Enn1llrer N)nn.> inst JAM
,,nrv anopo of Can nnrNniI "a foiIovs. whIle
~. ~. ,a, nxo ~ ue . IT.. .,.,sr'. IN ths
the oehntoT'hl cohecst was pciulh9 III o''
State Lcgislature:
"Gen. Garfield is tho commanding candt
t1on, but probably Ile Is tho lnRjguI candidate.
4n lie uu1ule's brai,cli Of tic EungrcsS lle has
repuasGnteI the aYurure Ohio Netulbllcaulsln
mora ably tI,ul, hos nuy other nleltlbor
Of CunaresS from Ohio, Perhaps ho
has becI ri, abler REPRESENTATIVE pf tie
ayernga ltepubllcan sentiment Of ths
i tio ;iyuss t ot Be@prescu}atlxes @ Tt "'t liz i tie
reeort,jzcI leader II TIC Kc,ubIicnll Il.!norI.y
Of tic House Of Rourosantnttyea, Though d
partisnu, fo is unu0i)U Of SONS fulrness. llb
}s not tnnll III wenith, n1ui ,laysr viii bp, 1t
IT, pcriaus. fUrt,itutts fUr itiiu titat lis co!n-
lptItnrH, are not u,ul. Ut lurEu wealth. Gar
nmone tfe pto,,1t. liz lifted htmself hi.
ft|twi. fr1;n liza |tuttIt,icst uWths ID lllo posi-
tlun II, tllo history Of ti,o country wlfc lie
inv Hnlls liz IL StnHin,is ii,njI, with
Nirune leaning toward snhnIarshii, Ilehnsli'E
tl,o facu Of Il Shular, bill lls has tli0 Impulses
0f 0ne. iie viii never have M i,,,,1H r.,it-
uys as to prevent i,is Inngtilg fur mDre,
tho sturdy eon,ItIul. so,,sv Gy ,iealIs Of
Which III },ns itiitrne,Uti Il, a., O,,'lnencD
fsw inv, ra,lr,;aci. 'i}'rrn il Il pruvuil!nK
no,rtmsfnn thHt ~ ,vxs "u,nin,i nlii III thb
Et.lntnrsi,,n y,er lin itnniihIrnna last lipI
III, nnf1nrtl,nlfv ia ni,p,sn lInitol Suites
SHnnttrl mi lila fnnt r',rrttex IN lia fNyur,
lia Ills nrgs following wl(uh tiie poi!tiI..
tt Mnu y Nv s = H.M 10 ptu " tu'tt thnm ,yh0
, 1880-06-12
TIE SPEECH

IN WITCH Gl:N. GAiFlELD TRIED TO NOM.
MATE JpllS sJlEjtMaS, nur n1D IN FACT
NOMINATE JAMES A. UAHFtELD--ITS RE-
MANKAl,I.E EFEEt:r UPON TIE AUDIENCE.
The nomination Ut Gen. Eartleld gives pc
csiltar Interest to tho slIeecl, III which On Sat-
NrtlNy night last l'0 nulilllAtelt JOHN Sher-
man for tho Presidency, producing I'LL effect
nlh,n his audience which undoubtedly led to
Ills avn nomination. Tho following IL Its
full tuxt:
"Alr, President, have witnessed tho ex-
traurdInAry scenes of this Convention with
deap soticttudc. No junction touches my
heart m01u quickly thnn I, sentiment IN honor
IT a great nll nNhle character. hut us
~ an These sSats alnl witnessed these
ll!linn oce;.A III 4 tc'lia'st. hive SEEN tho
alll It's Era'.uur n''ves tho soul of tho dull
@ ssl n.u'!. llNt lsme!nt"r that It ~ not tllo
bialoWs hut tic culh luvul Ut tho seu from
which I'LL li!ghts nlLd depths arB measured.
lApplnlise. When tle nturln hila passed
a!l! tlla.10nr Or SalM settles on tllu ocean,
Mss&'' sunlight batiies tss ssuoati. surfucc,
!nVul frDD! WHICH lse measures nlE terrestrial
Nights nha depths. [ApplNllsu.l uuntle,noll
net NET mark the heal lhfnl pulse Ut thu people.
eMpllonsot This hour have s,llsltptl, ,Yo sl,pll
tug storm, iium Witch tho thoughts Of Il
tnlKhly th,0llo nru tU be measured, an1 by
Whlcl! their llnni hrt!an will bU tluteFlullled,
tAppluusN Not here, III this brilliant circle
where l5,0lU 1lieli nri women MrG MssnlNblca,
Is tho destiny. Ut ttle Republic to be deeruoa,
l'1Aat " 10 not here, where see tho Ell.
thusiustfu fuccs Ut 7.a delegates wnIiing Il,
Gust their votes intn tho Urn ind tteterl,Ins
t!A cholce ,nf tl,eir party lnpp!ausal; but by
t,0W,0W Republican, Astkttits, w{iars tho
thoughtful fathers, with wives ulld children,
nbnnt them, with thu calm thoughts Inspired
hy luvn nf homu md love Af cnulttsy, with
tic history OF. tho ,past, thu !IUpea ot thu
fNluru, alul tho knowledge Ot the greAt .nel{
who have uu0rnett md bleased OUT Natinn ll
tIars Eonn by,-ttaorp Tod prepares ll,p yus-
1llet that shall determine the Wlss!H.a Ut u.r
work tn-ntght.. tApptausu.l Not in ChiunYG,
III the heat .!t June, hut In thu sabrt: ua!et
tliat ,;t!,iI foes 9e.wsSn @ Mow AlM Noye'nber, ~
yrsat qu;SStlsa "; ,' y ~ set'sa ! GI!ys u .o,
!" hut nov, gentlemen Ut dc Convention
sliesn;i llcar With i'ae ulon,snt. llsar lilo i.ie
for this carso, aud, tor Ilunent, bp s!lent
}lat YOU may hear. Cries OF 'NoUdrl
Twenty-Five years ago this Republic was
wearing q triple elafn Ut aapaduge. Long
familiarity will, trpttie III tue Indy and sU,lis
Ut men had paralyzeh the c0nsclehees Ut II
1nAtnrlty Ut 0i,r ieuplc. Thu baletul tloctrina
OF Stnte-soYertlgnty. .l.ah shocked ANd weak
enca! tue N0llyst Mld ln0st huNettcent puwers
nf tho National Government, A.tt thU grnyJI-
Territories Of thu West alNt ,(fAgglng tl,ein
lnto tl1 den OF etcrhni b0nuRyv. At that
, 1880-06-12
SCENES, ISCI1lENTS, AND nOsRtP ANEyT TIE
CHEAT sTHU0GLE AT CHICAGO.

CHEAT STRUGGLE AT CHICAGO.
Dspateh 10 ths tYnssnnast Enquirer tDsn,,.
Cu1cAoo, Junp O.-Ihe smoke Of the bat
tle having n,noypd nunv It mnv mt In .nis.
w ta,a a,..av -, 80 t"J NV oea ~ a',iioa
70 taKe SURVEY OF un hola, anu aescfaoo
soma OF Its Incidents and men concerned In
It. To begin, George +. uoar, tic President,
was probablv tho faIreat and beat Uhnlrma,,
Tint tI,a Cnn.o,tIon "o,,i,, hn.a n1,t aI,na > a
th"xe t,,as ao .uu" "su ~ ..,s uoea
prompt, docfsiyU, and Intelligent, wllt1o, from
first to last, he was courteous and pulito to
% w as ~ ~ connm ,s Ss ,,'". ~, ~ mo
Neinenio1 w ~ Eolu.4ni'q uin iespoot pl eVery
nun ~ tug mil. M5. H0as's prualle much
T1.SsSn!o!es 1.sa,!'s 9 u'at 2{ nlas,oae Go Enfssi
varv S Iisa @ ~ ~ '1 heaimes s an teto snneS H. =
eoEsIi',;. i.,l.,,s ,,,g.,- l., ,,,,o ~. uo...
~ III tnSv'i'on rs e nE WEo ns ase te speecn
" tlo Cunxent!oh. Conkn!lhs Wns MnE,
nllleent hpeelinoIt q oratory, but u would
@ aapu 6,.el ml.teh noster n9A ~ stophea Weil
stnha prAislhK NIAht+ A!ia before beginning TO
IrnW solnlarlsolis betWeon his contse in tlle
Gnilest tSa. w., w. ~, that u ny oppanshss pp1
, 1880-06-12
pEN-PICTURE OF TILDEN.
HOW THE aREAr CLAIMANT HAS CHANGED

Ntv rsrs L.t.tr i n iiroohtyu s.g.s tp<m,,.
ns luz t,o lion - sAe. ,V -. nie cae
tnlousl. Nv .aal ~ n'a s,ia!noscy lalA 1es'.
tence ant! entores tho par!0r to greet me last
workeI In lila ufiysloua yynre xtartlnrlv m
,,..,nt ,nJ ,vt,an i,a snota u auI .hron'.h ~. ~
pa NV ant "'un ~ ",oAo au 'nto.sA ule
conversation which followed the evidences
of decay were strongly manifest.
III saw tho proousston to..lny. Yes. saw
n :, v.;d hn ant tho~ ,,ansaI IT, sa,na t,,1,n 1
nt, "on % ~" " ~ -, ~. ,a pshs% ~ ~ ,"mm nou n,
thon his lower inv foil aiM he seemed to 10
, 1880-06-12
GAHFIELD ON TlIu DEMOC.
NACY.

NXTHACTS PROM ONE OF lIIA OLD 6PEEClSEs-
WALKING ABOUT IN THE nEAooIlATIo
GRAVEYARD,
The following IL an extract frqm = speech
delivered BY Uet Garfield Aux. 1, 1s1A In
the National afouse Of Representatives.
Mr., Chairman, u ia now tllno to inquire as
to the fltness Ut this De.n0csattc party to
al,d important. tnteresta for the Mext f0Ur
years. put the question to tho gentleman
from Mississippi. NJ. Lamar, what Inns the
Det!9sralIc party done ~ merit that great
would not be dangerous. psk hin, 10 show
III wll1t It would 6e sata+ | attltln, md /
bel!sYa do nut misrepsesenf Tic Kreat Deu,-
ocratlo party, thai In the last sixteen years