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death DIR. MINTIE viii agree "a stnsssnity aud
Hundred Dollars for q case Of this ls,s ,en I'm
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prce sn va; sace including analysis d us = g
times the quantity, $1,000 sent 10 ~ q four
on receipt q price, Or q q D.. secure fro,n q
vaiion and in private name. if desired ~ oosss.
II Kearny Street, San Frsns;s. ~
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY RFrrrrv ~
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Complaints, Gonorrhea, elect. Ieneo .sI bladder
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best and cheapest DYSPEPSIA and md R, s5s sns
cure in the market. For sale by All Ss,on i1Al0Ub
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

Csse. peog4 bad nsde Arrangements
Ser, sgvcral car lSnas Of peopls kowsysr
uons frosa osl Of towu, and ths oomPany
ndiourpaa 10 TIE towu bal where thsy
carried oct - zach 81 ths program -
possitlt. We lesrn thsy did veET vel
hasBeiaily, sleArlng Aboat Obs habaisd
dollars. n lhs weather bad heen good
thsY would have bad : kns class u1s
asa tbs proceeds would have bcon mach
more
-AGaasld and Arlhnr hsg was thrown
10 The breeze on Main street, Saturday
evening, JAY "a, amer which large
meeting 81 stslwAr, Republicans Was held
81 lAe Town Hall an3 Garfield snd Ar.
uar cab orgtuaed. spesehtt wee
ride 81 several gentlemen present,
auong them Mr. T.. T. Speer, tbs propri-
tlor O. TIE chair wofks, ard Mr. Jamos
l. Car Geld Of Lawrence, kkRsas. Dr..
c ME IL address Vas very Interesting,
l.seuei to with very marked attention,
AID greeted with rounds OF applause ~
through and Al the close. The speeches
wore al well received aud right to the
point, good deal Of enthusiasm being
uauitcsted. The mcelIng adjourned
ultil Tuesday evening, July 18Th At 8
O'Clock al Town Hall, when Il Ia expected
that some prominent speakers viii adj
dress the meeting. The following are
tho officers OF the elnb; Prtsidea,, A,
y Canhsld; LIST Vice PresldenL, Willard
Holden end Cad Vice President, j. Il.
Jaisou; 50 Vice President, L. n. speor
An Vice President. T.. IL. Young SecFe-
tsry, Geo. H. Fowler; Treasurer, Frank
y. Can6eld; Executive Committee, b. w.
Stafford, A. A. Grant, l.. NJ Marley, IL.
n. Farnham, c. A. Bundy, j. X. Batch
elder, William Henry, Finance Committee
(. G. Woodwork, Hiram Madison, l.. X
White.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

The sketch on the first page wss writ
tea by Mrs, Fred Field formerly Of East
Dorset.
The Seaside Library is for sale at
Coy's book store.
The eensss returns show decrease
Of 60 in lbs population Of The town since
1870.
The resent rains are bringing for.
yard The crops Of al kinds, bu, they put
= dAmpcr 90 hsying
The boys are preparing for e little
sport 10 ride shooting, the American and
Irlsh teams having beea reorgAnized.
Mrs Gray, 81 The Taoonic Hotel, has
e night bloomng osrsus which Is expect.
FL 20 blossom some slight the preseat
week.
--Proh. Fsrbcr and Elliott are on
hand, q, The EquinoI house, aud will
furnish Cue parior music during Ibo sea
kon.
- u. Felt took the second prize OF the
freshman class Ia the pArkerian Erizs
speaking At Middlsbury college Jas. even
ing.
Rev. James Fletcher served a. one
Of thc committee At he annual erAmins-
ton .. Middlebasy college lac, week 4.
he reports lha, Tie students slowed en-
esllsus training In the various studies.
Saturday was rAiuy And The sporta I'D
fireworks did not como OF AZ expected
Mcndsy evening Was more favorable
thongh decidedly moist, and a small
crowd witnessed The display Of fireworks.
--whlle watching The fireworks Moadsy
sveaing Ihe Peru stage nae, with al soei-
dsnt, The boFsss rannlng away. They
we're btOaghi ap ~ RAINING against =
tree near the s.3e wax ia lroai Of The
Manchester house. NodAsaAgs wac done
except broken pole TO ibo stage.
--George Ah3 llAfry Bcnnea cap,ured
three youHg eagles 10 Joe slooums pas
turs Tuesday, while % al berryinR s1pe.
ditou. TIE eagles wtie out q their beat
but c9sd aoi 9 rspldiy These wlgh
three youag esois brought irom Florida
BY Mr.. 0Fvls family viii make eaile q
stock for TIC coming campaign
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08
HurKL ARRIVALS
.aainsI House.

-
M and Mrs O Ade,phe Low, Ban FrAaoiseo
Misses AMAZE and Kdsib i3ow,
Ass Eiitb ". Low AID maid.
Henry Cfanstan, Mes Isrk.
gohn A. Manning, Troy.
J y. Hsrson tnd wlfe Troy,
Master Albert Leek wood, Troy,
9 naorEe -
IA EshsTdi ana vifa. child and mAidk Y.
Thos ,. naiIovsIl New YORK
Gen. kliAs Casey Y 4. A.
Mrs Casey. nrooklyn.
JosspA D. wukinsou and vifo. Troy
R.F Lsw4s, Wells, w.
~ L.ssll wAi'ie.viIle' Nae I
Mrs. j Laasli
Miss Laseli I"
gsAn y wilkins. Montpelier.
M. and Mira A. Wo'f, IT,, And family, New
Terra
Mrs. i. v. Johhstoa. Puughkeepsie.
Miss Johnston, Poughteepsie.
Miss ThompRon,
Mics DuB0is,
/ nseker All FAMILY. Nov York
W VI, stOns, NJfuslown, n. j,
Misses stone,
A. n. AmOy, bpaion.
~ A. Parrinsion. Boston,
Mrs RAfungi0u ana maid, Nov lerk.
y Elliott, New fork.
l. FGfbcf,
u q bolton aaA wife, Nos York,
Hiss sloane. New fafs,
tiee Irung and wife, Nov YORK,
Ars W Aeusted, ht Vernon. NY,
W Honsted
Miss Laura ketchsm, Stanford, Conn.
Mlss Mary !. nnribnlt,
Louis u 0e0FEer aud wife, New orb.
y Frederic da0rstf Mes iUrk.
Mise Jalia u ueorgtt and aAid Nov York.
hnsh q nAWkins and lie
Mrs. y Johnson, Brooklyn.
hssA Johnson
NJ .sa y, II Murphy New York.
Ars q A hAukk,
NJ Ead Mrs. II Thompson, Troy.
X higKs Washington, h G.
! Aissss ThAyer. Hoosae Fails.
Hisa ChApukn,
~ and ars II Z Allen, New York.
Mas Hendficss
Kiss Hendricks and maid, New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo W Lane.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

Nothing is so conducive TO q mans
remaining bachelor as stopping for one
night at the house OF married friend
and being kept awake for five or six
hours by the crying of cross baby.
All cross and crying babies need only
Hop Bitters to make them we'll and
smiling. Young man, remember this
Ed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08
Taeonis liotsI.
nRsRr GRAY, Proprietor,

Gee. Potter, Brooklyn.
MrsIP0tter,
hias klixAhdlh Potter Brooklyn
John Asd Herbert Potter, Brooklyn,
Nrs. Thos, adams and aspghier Newark, NJ.
G.. 4. WekhAu, Fl,
n Wlc& ham aud wife, b y
Miss Clara WlckhEm
Hsafy ". Gaze, PiAftsburgt, D.. ].
Or, q, A Cistk, siie, daughter, horses and
Cambridge.
&, 7. HKwley Aad SOFA Cambridge.
EAsArd II. D0u1hiag, Troy, 81. /,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

What is it that men call for when
they have . lame horssS Kondall's
SPAWN Cure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

Don't drive lame horse when you
can get 'Kendall's SPAWN Cure for 81,
it is worth IS. Read their advertise
ment
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

Correct your habits OF crooked walking
by using Lyons Patent Metallic Heel
Stiffeners. u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

Prevent weakness and degeneration o.
the kidneys and urinary orgsas,-Mal
Bitters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1. O. Of G. T.
Regular meetings on Saturday Evenings Of
each week, at Adams Hall.
Wa ADAMS, ". OF.
CARRIE H0LLISTER, Sect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08
LANDGRoyE.

"A serious accident happened at the
residence of Fred /. Moore, June 2Sth.
As Mrs. Ephrsim Moore, late of Land
grove but now Of Weston, was getting
out Of buggy wagon and had one foot
on the ground and tho other on the step
the horse started and she fell forward on
the ground and was unable to get up or
scarcely move. She was taken up and
carried into the house. Her left hip and
limb were badly bruised but no bones
were broken. Tho doctor says ii will DO
four months before she can walk any.
She being over 80 years old her recovery
will be very slow.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

S66 week in youi town. Terms and
wv IS outfit free. Address II. HALLETT l.
Co., Portland, Maine. 2ely
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08
HAPGooD, HAY Il Co.

We are glad to learn from the treas.
urer OF the Congregational society tina the
debt which has long hung over the church
has been paid, and that the aid given us
so kindly by friends who appear to be OF
US but are not with us should be
acknowledged Mr.. Burnton Barard Of
st. Louis, Mo-, and Mrs. Bigelow Burton
OF New York city have remembered us in
contribution for several years and in the
last effort TO cancel the debt Mrs. Clark
Cleveland OF Shushsn, N. Y, Mrs. j . j.
Hapgood aud Mrs. d. +. Sands
of Cambridge, Mass. have given us liberal
contributions. To each OF these donsrs
we, as a people, extend our heartfelt
thanks. May the Giyer ofall good things
prosper them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

1a.ss~svox = aurL.sp HALLWAY
&C wHrrK srfnfrrrsrty7
aFsses 80. prsxgsurex. FxHHoET.
ves4s. L.s.. n.-sssst.s.
9EHs HuHTh
4ttsw saHnfas.s tslefs
49,
ts8YH Ffeifff
EeAs sEH Ktrffst
eeiAs satfn
F4Ea Ht
smts krg Fea EtFtefa
fsHEa HasE
W@rH AFai hasfss
sasr. nauts
nsaassr fsaas Hafsetts 8aasHss3-J r'sFat1s4iy
Ataa1aa zee Fstta1
asess Hss.~t Fsa aasaFzs. e..
r. rffu ~ etafs
pstY Austss .s sA-N. I.tavst % - 49,
wssta2. Ba,.dras. laaaasa, gssrsss-4, A..
osa . wlrT. rreTFe'af.
ns ass ssssY o,sssst is.h tss stage irsm
gsmsans wsa lssss - Rsnsasstsf % kaaoAgs
NsAassAkfs go rr1Afs - sfrfiEE a.
hsneAsftsf Depot a - = az @ssoh - b.
lea nttf.
SksrNRfWa sa&ta8 \ $40 bastef sa4Fakf eRB.at
TaesAsYs TharsaafskuA ~stafetYt a. -. =
artfssMg al AAmstaa AZ ". n. tSstsnEsn ~
wssssSsto knd EavntksnA "a ksheAestes ~
ss esrrssa ~ ihs stqrs n1msa places al rsassa
ais Fatss.
pew. La..4svsts, LasSoa4vvp, cAssass. A..
Luat DAVIS Proprietor.
Arrives a MantAartaf rtilratd dfrss heb6sys
NsaaeeAGFs ass ff4tses IS -
hRarMnzka, lHAvas hHaa}s esisF fAs4f p@d depot
TaasfkYs 1ANFb3aFf a4a hsiar4sgt ~ II A. D.,
aftsF arrival 81 il ~ a, 49, trs.a Ma.aK heTih-
Ffee. tsaaasasvr. . essstsr.
4. b, CcEglsl PfgpHstor
aaus tEasy,
SOUTH b. railroad fsrNas layE, Albany, Troy
Ranth AnA Wsst al ~ A. ~ Gaa 10 2. w.
kOKTH-HY rssIf8sA faf ~ Usl4. Hutiingimu
koFth A6d Hat pNhH.
GRANVILLE Rail - stage closes 81 - ib =. ~
PogT oFFIUR 0gsa tron 4. y. - = sqr.a'
kAns from the NORTH STRIVE a, the Poet ofses At
sitTH.
Mails from the seath Arrivs 1t The Post once
uTBr.
Nails taf Psru, Lsuagreys. Bopayiils. IAulstcA
AZ. by stage, close ~ fact0ry Puint fosiot'
kes al ~ a. n. Tuesdays, TharsdAgs and Sal"
srdtys.
Telegraph once
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08


We are all made glad by the presence
OF Mrs. J. ]. Hspgood.
Tho census onumerator reports a
slight gain In the population ofthis town.
We expect to hear from SO. London.
derry Of the marriage OF young couple
OF this place.
Copy of . letter lately received by j.
J. Hapgood u Co.
EAsToN, Pa, juno 10, 1880.
Glad to hear that You are getting clean.
ed out OF cheap, shoddy shoes. We will
warrant every shoe to give satisfaction to
every fair dealing customer, AS You no.
quest, none but straight, solid goods will
b0sent.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

"A Garfield and Arthur club was Or
gsnizsd In this town last Saturday oven.
ing, large number OF Republicans being
prescott. ]. l.. Martin was chosen Presi
dent; G. G.. Smith, Sec; John Aiken,
l.. N. Vail, Geo. Walker, Josiah Pierce,
s. A. Richardson, Avery stowell and j.
g. Martin, Vice Presidents; Dwight
Tyler Treas II. A. WAlker,G G.. Smith,
aud j. G.. Martin, Finance Committc;
John Aiken, A. Il. Cudworth and @. A.
Whitman were appointed committee
to report 1t 8 subsequent meeting list
TO contain one or more from each school
district as az Executive Committee. At
the conclusion OF the business meeting
spirited addresses were made by j. l..
Martin and A. 4. Cudworth. Much en-.
thusiasm was manifested and ell seemed
determined to roll up a larger Republican
vote than has ever been cast in London
derry. 80 mote IL be-"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

The rains Of 2ud and srd have Pot
pew lie into The vegetable world ia this
locality.
-Thos. S. Beebe,s ROOMS are eli en-
gagged By SIMMER boArders from the city
81 Mes Yagk
~-Eas sfaf4s ia angeg Stared dogs has
bsea gate brisk he past week Some
few are reported "goas.p
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

WIN. Tullcy, Jr.. went to WallIng.
ford Jaly 50, and "took Inn the half mile
race. tie won easily, making the fall
bali milo over a muddy track 10 2 minutes
And seconds. This il remarkable time
considering the fact that be had received
90 training, all with little systematic
practice he would be a very hard man 10
beat on ae tFack
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

TIE eenapt EunNrFhisf q thil i0wE
has AaltAsd 81 gnnBsrNuou. TIE poYa.
lstsos bAs decreased abous psS cert In
tha past ten yean.
Rev. Mr.. Kip, wife and dssEhssr
arrived last week Aise Mrs.. hsd Miss
Green. Mr. KIP 1ad iamiiY ne real.
deniG o. Amoyt ChlaA A. EnlHsoHIrlss and
arr IN tbsir oouauy enly temporarily ior
ne parposs 81 suioylnga New Eag.sna
Sumner.
--Parr4ers are thoroughly sngtgsd IN
haying. The crop wtll be noi mon
than an Gvsrgt ono, oas, corn End 70
tatots are lo0klng extremely wei. The
polsloe bag i dlsPauag be rsht TO TIE
Geld vita desperation reckless Of fs
aud worthy o. better o5arso.
rAwLrr.
Il o, Ecnuy and wife we're 10 town
over Sunday.
TIE shird. fourh and 9th Of July
are pAsl and quiet relgas once more,
-QaIie q number from town attended
the dances At Danby and The Lake House
Rev. n. s. Moore and vile are pAss-
Ing the week 81 Saratoga. lie 10 expect
ed 10 return Saturday.
The rite Of baptism by immersion
took place before Communion service iasi
Sabbath In the river below the dam.
1t Is expected that the main audiences
room IN the Congregational church VIII
be ready 70 occupy mex. Sunday.
DIR. W. w. Brookwsy and NJ. v
Andru. and vile Of Cambridge, n. y,
are stopping 10 town for few days.
Nearly everybody aud their wives
went to Granville last Monday 10 sCe tie
balloon ascension, bat were sod as usual
"A man with cart iati oil patent hAr-
ness MAS Ia town this week trying 10 dis
pose OF some, bat people generally pat
ronizs home mechanics.
We. hope our South Londonderry
correspondent will from time TO time
keep us posted As regards the Ad
vancement OF the Brattleboro u White
hall railroad, rs VIC are anxious.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08

Telegraph once
Opsn from : A. NIo sT.s
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-08


Mrs. DR.. Stewart has been very sick
for few days bat At this writing is much
more comfortable.
Hon. james X. Bstchelder spent the
Sabbath 10 New York, arriving home on
the $40 train Monday morning
--Quile large number went on the
excursion to Troy Monday TO celebrate
The 4th. We learn they bad good time,
although The rain inleriered somewhat
With the pleasures Of The dsy.
Mr.. II. c. Williams, AZ old resident
ofthIa town years AGO, spent Sunday In
town. The G.. A. r. boys were highly
delighted 10 zee him. Mr.. Williams Is
Low living ~ Bellows Pals.
The storm Of last Saturday iBterisrea
very mach With tbe plcalc which TIE
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-22
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS.

A company has been formed in Barnwel]
for the building of street railway.
In Edgefeld county there are eight can
didates for the office Of sheriff:
Mr.. George W. Olney, for sixty years an
active merchant in Charleston, died in that
city on Thursday last, aged ninety.one years
- The Jail of Laurens county is empty, in
speaking of which the Herald remarks: eli
whisky and pistols were abolished, the county
commissioners might take down and remove
the jail as useless luxury"
Mr.. N. B. Barnwell, the Master in Equi
ty for Richland county, is entitled to com
missions amounting to about $4,000 on the
recent sale of the Greenvlle and Columbia
Railroad.
- The Abbeville Medium nominates Gen
w. A. Walker, of Chester, as a candidate
for acknowledgement. instead of Col. Rob
ert Aldrich, who declines to offer for any
State nomination.
At the municipal election in Sumter last
week, Republican Mayor and five Demo
cratic wardens we're elected. The Republi'
can mayor was elected in consequence Of a
split in the Democratic ranks.
Judge Wallace has written letter to the
Anderson IntelHgencer, in which he positive
ly declines to allow his name to be presented
to the State Convention as a candidate for
Governor
1t is reported that the Charlotte, Coum'
bia and Augusta Railroad Company has paid
the Rev. E. J. Meynardie $4,000 and stop
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-22
The Morkrille Gnqnirer.
YORKVILLE. S. c.:
THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL %. 1880.

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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.

- The private stockholders of the Western
N. C. Railroad have disposed of their inter
est in the road to Mr.. Best for $4,000.
The building of the depot for the Cheraw
and Wadesboro Railroad, at Wadesboro, has
been commenced.
Charlotte is taking steps towards having
the 1O5th anniversary Of the Mecklenburg
Declaration of Independence properly cele.
brated on the goth of May.
Several California salmon Shave been
caught from the Catawba this spring. The
largest number of these fish were put in two
years ago, and it requires three years for them
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-22
EDITORIAL INKLINGS.
The NeWspaper Of To. Day.

- The modern newspaper is altogether a
different sort of thing from the newspaper Of
only few years ago. Contrasting the differ
ence between them, the Louisville Courier
Journal says:
The locomotive and the telegraph made
many revolutions, but none so great as that
in journalism, A hanl-press and huddle
of old type were no longer sufficient to set
one up in business who had failed in all else.
Cheap postage obtained. Then a popular
thirst for news. Ultimately popular de-
mand that facts should be given on which
readers might form intelligent opinions of
their own. journalism became profession
the art and practice of journalism science ;
the journalist all emancipated being. In
stead of putting machine-an echo-a worth.
less stipendiary on its party-the newspaper
has an independent, commercial existence,
and is looked to by thousands of readers with
respect proportioned to the strength and con,
sisteucy of its opinion, its trustworthiness and
its sincerity"
The Proposed Bankrupt Law.
- Mr.. Huchins, a Democratic member
of the House of Representatives, has intro
duced voluminous bankrupt bill, making
100 pages. 1t provides that the District
Courts of the United States shall be consti'
tuted courts of bankruptcies, and shall have
original jurisdiction, in their own district, in
all matters and proceedings in bankruptcy.
Their Jurisdiction is to extend to all contro'
versies between bankrupts and their creditors,
to the collection of all the assets of bankrupts,
to the ascertanment and liquidation of the
liens and other specific liens thereon, to the
adjustment of the various priorities and con-
flicting interests of all parties, to the mar
shaling and disposition of the different funds
and assets so as to secure the rights OF all
parties and due distribution of the assets
among all the creditors, and to all acts, mat
ters and things to be done under and in virtue
of the bankruptcy until the final distribution
and settlement of the estate of the bankrupt
and the close of the proceedings in bank
ruptcy.
Big Law Suit.
- Under the above caption the Charlotte
Observer of Saturday has the following:
The Kings Mountain mine is one of the
biggest properties in this section of the State.
About s15O,OOO was paid for it by the COM
pany which now owns and is working it. I'M
provements amounting to an equal sum have
been made upon it by this company. At the
next term of the CASTOR court an action OF
ejectment will be begun against the Kings
Mountain Mining Company, who derive their
title from a mortgage deed made by the old
CASTOR Mining Company, which about fifteen
years ago worked the mine under charter OF
the State of North Carolina. The plaintiffs
in the action derive their claim to title from
a judgment for about $4,000 against the
same old CASTOR Mining Company, and they
allege that all the property Of the company
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1880-04-22

A SWEEPING POSTAL REPoRM.-Superin-
tendent w. B. Thompson, Of the railway
mail service, has on foot a proposition to
change the names of all post Offices in the
United States which conflict with each other,
as we'll as those which are now compound.
All offices of the same name in States where
the abbreviated designation is likely to be mis-
taken, such as Pa, Va, Ca, La. and Ia. Md.
and Ind. Cal. and COL. Mass. and Miss,
etc, are to be changed. 1t being thought that
this will facilitate in great degree the safe
and swift carrying Of mail matter, as the
chance of letter being sent to the wrong
State will be completely obviated. All post
Offices Of compound names-such as Spring
Hill Academy" "Robeson's Cross Roads," or
"Johnson's Four Cor'.ers''-will, in carrying
out this idea, have their titles changed to
names of one syllable. This sweeping reform
will necessitate the remaining of 1900 10 l.
500 post Offices in the United State. The
Postmaster General is in full accordance with
the idea, and it will without doubt b. at once
put into operation. Washington Post,
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DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.

Hon. I. D. Witherspoon, county chairman,
publishes an important notice this week to
the presidents of the various Democratic clubs,
requesting them to assembleon Saturday, May
1st, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ, to elect delegates to
county convention to be held in Yorlkville at
II o'clock A. M. on Monday, May 3rd.
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exploded in the midst of them, and killed the
four on the spot They are buried on the
battle field, and sleep together in the same
grave. Their names were Capers McSwain,
Smith and Duncan, and they were the sons
of Bishop Capers, Rev. Drs. McSwain and
Smith, of South Carolina, and Rev Mr.. Dun
can, of Randolph Macon College, The grave
is marked by a granite cross and enclosed
with an iron railing.