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= English babies wear the most old
fashioned garments imaginable, and En-
glish girls look as much like babies as
possible.
The complcxion is often destroyed by
worms. It can be restored by taking
Shriner's Indian Vermifuge. Only 25
cents bottle.
The young men cannot tell which
costs the most this Summer, picnics, har-
Dor excursions or ice.creams. The girls
want all three.
The quantity of floral decorations
at Summer balls is very great. Every
place in which wreath or bouquet can
be placed is utilized.
= Lace curtains last twice as long and
look much prettier when lined with
bright color. A finely plated frill Of the
lining makes good trimming.
- Persons who are troubled with ants
in their houses may get rid of them by
rubbing the shelves with gum -camphor.
Two applications will be sufficient, with
week intervening.
- 1t is said of Sir Isaac Newton's
nephew, who was Clergyman, that he
always refused marriage fee, saying
with much pleasantly, "Go your way,
poor children, 1 have done you mischief
enough already without taking your
money"
- If the Washington correspondent
of the Philadelphia Press is to be be-
lieved, General Toombs has written
ten to friend in Washington as fol.
lows: II am as positive that Hancock
| will be elected as I am that there is a
God in the Heavens. You say be is a
Yankee; well, 1 know that, and I know,
too, that his sword has pierced the breast
of many a gallant man in gray. But
what are we to do? We cannot put in
one of our own men this time, and have
to take a 'Yank.' That being the case,
let us take one who is less 'blue-bellied
than the most of them. You may de.
pend upon it, sir, that 'Yank' or nc
'Yank,' if elected, the old boys of the
South will see that Hancock does the fail
thing by them. In other words, he will
run the machine to suit them or they
will run the thing themselves. They
are not going to be played with any
longer. If you hear any man say that
Hancock cannot carry all of the South
you may put him down rs d. fool
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How TO GET SIcK.-Expose yourself
day and night; eat too much without
exercise; work too hard without rest F;
doctor all the time; take all the vile
nostrums advertised; and then you will
want to know how to get we'll. Which is
answered in three words-Takc Hop Bit
ters Sec other column.-E,prcSs.
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MARBLE YARD.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.

Baylis Mcconnell Plaintiff, against Margaret Har-
ris, Sarah Mcconnell, Newton Mcconnell, ct al,
observation-disclosures for Reliet-Compiaint not
,Scrrcd.
To the Defendants, Charles Mcconnell, Martha
Ann Mcconnell Mary c. Gentry, John II. Jones,
Margaret Harris Sarah Mcconnell, Newton Nc
Connell, and heirs of Daniel Mcconnell, deccas-
ed, to wit, Sarah Mcconnell, William McCon-
nell, Richmond Mcconnell, Thompson McCon-
nell, Hester Mcconnell Pinckney Mcconnell
an1 Margaret Mcconnell, heirs of Allen McCon-
nell, to Wit, Manila Mcconnell, Jane Mcconnell,
James Mcconnell, Sam. Mcconnell, Lewis Nc
Conncll and other heirs unknown, heirs OF John
Mcconnell Rachel Mcconnell, Elizabeth Nc
Connell and other heirs unknown Polly McCon-
nell, Mary J. Mcconnell Elizabeth Elrod, Rachel
Dunn, Mary a. Cape and Mrs. c. A. Grow:
YOU are hereby summoned and required to an
L swcr the complaint in this action, a copy
Of which is filed in the office Of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas, at Anderson c. H., S. C.,
md to serve copy of your answer to the said
complaint OIL the subscribers at their Office, Ander
son c. H. S. c., within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such service
and If you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated August 4, a. D. 1880.
ORR, WELLS & ALLEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Anderson, s. c.
L. s. ]-JOIN w. DANIELS, G. c. p.
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luC JUNll vi OCllUu
sTOREHOUSE and LOT.
Lot onc-quarter acre, more or less. House
"a by 81 feet, three stories, including base
mcnt; basement 2l by 60 feet, shelving and
counters painted; storeroom "a by IS feet,
shelving and counters painted. Room ad.
joining Store-room 1G by 20 feet; third
story 81 by IS feet, not cciled. Fire places
in each story. Good shingle roof.
DWELLING AND LOT.
Lot three acres, moro or less. House Is
by A feet front; two front rooms Is by IS
feet; Railways feet; extension to rear, and
built with main body of house, IS by IS
feet, containing bedroom, dining-room,
pantry and kitchen. Piazza i'll front 10 by
2l feet rear 10 by IS feet, both with balus-
tcrs, &c. Two chmncys, three lire-places.
House finished and painted inside and out.
Good well Of water, garden, stable, &c.
Property can be bought at private sale
before Salcday in September.
TERMS or satisfactory paper.
j. N. SUTHERLAND,
Bolton, S. c.
June II. 1880 40 ~
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| To tho Defendants above named:
Take notice that the above stated action Is conf
mcnccd for the purpose of perfectng the titles to
the lands of the Estate of William Mcconnell, de-
ceased, containing three hundred and forty-eight
acres, more or less, situate in the County and State
aforesaid, bounded by lands of DR.. a. L. Thomp-
sou and others, which was sold by order of the
Ordinary, and bought by John j. Jones. No per-
sona claim is made against YOU.
ORR WELLS & ALLEN, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
| August t2, 1880
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THE WEEKLY Sun will he found Il useful aux
iiary by all who arc earnestly working for the re-
form of the National Government. Bell ng that
the evils which have so long hcsct tho country can
he cured only ly change of the patty In power,
Tile Sun earnestly supports for President and
Vice President, HANCOCK and ENGLISH.
In order that all those who sympatlizc with our
purpose may most efficiently cooperate with US,
we will send TIE WEEKLY SIN to clubs, or single
subscribers post paid, for twenty-five cents for
the next three months. Address
TIL; SUN New York City.
Sur 10 1850 &
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Fl. G. week days-working days.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Property in Town of BellOn,

r WILL offer for sale on SALEDAY IN
Il SEPTEMBER next, at Anderson,
S. c., the following described property in
the Town of Bolton
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then beggin' fur a stake to set 10 this
game. Parson, won't yer STAN in an
address, q, little string O. pious talk up
thar. an explain matters the best ye kin
: Jisttel the Almighty that I'm q total
:stranger to Him, an don't feel q bit level
aaxin' fur favor at this stage O. the
purceedin's. You've stood in with Him
( fur years, parson, an mebbe now if ye'd
list say to Him that ye'd take it as a per.
sonal favor, He mout have matters fixed
M SOS, I'd stand little show when
slip my grip an cut loose from the world.
don't believe He'd give ye the shake,
parson, arter you've bin a cappin fur His
game so long, your
"The Lord is ever ready and willing to
!, hear and answer prayer, Sam, but before
He gives His blessings, He says we must
ask for them, and must ask. in faith,
believing that He hears US and will an
swer us. My, dear friend you must pray
yourself. Can you not ask Him to ad.
minister to your spiritual wants, and
open His arms to receive your soul when
Il is loosened from its casket? ASK and
ye shall receive, seek and ye shall find, ;"
A painful silence pervaded the room
for. q few moments, as Sam lay in deep
reflection. It was evident that the woros
of the minister had taken root in his
heart, for bright tear-probably the
frat since his childhood -glistened upon
his check. Another and another follow.
ed in quick succession, and soon subdued
sobs could be heard bursting from the
bosoms of those who stood around the
bed. The silence was broken by "Shor-
ty" Lewis, faro dealer, who said, In 8
voice choked with emotion:
"Sam, old pardner, I b'lieve the par
sons keepin' these cases erect, an
piyin' you show fur every turn o the
cards; you'd better play 'em jist aS
he calls 'em, an I'll put up. big wealth
on it thet yell come out O. the racket
with hefty winnin'. Jist to an craci
ahead with yer chinnin' to the Almighty
an veil find it's no trick at all to call th'
turn on the last case."
The tears continued to flow from the
dying gamblers eyes, and the conVul
siye feaying of his breast gave evidence
the terrible commotion within. Ihel
his emotion subsidized, and he closed nj
eyes and lay as if in a peaceful slumber
The minister's lips moved in silen
PRAYER, and even one or two OF the as
sembly, who had not for years giyel
divine matters even passing thought
essayed to offer up petition in behal
of the sufferer. After few moment
bad thus passed Sam opened his eyes ant
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INCENDIAEslSM.
Au Old Dwelling House Burned

Au Old Dwelling House Burned.
This morning shortly after . o'clock :,
onc-story wcathcrbuarlc,i log: house. be
longing 10 Joseph White, and situated OIL
Church street, next door below the .tncri-
can Fire Engine house, was set on fire and
damaged SO badly that it will have to be
pulled down. The house WAS III
occupied ut the time, Mrs. Gardner
(widOw Of VIM. G:ulncD and her
family having removed from it 4 few
days ago. The inccnd;ary's torch was
applied inside one of the back windows,
and the back part of the building, there
fore, suffered much more than the front.
The fircmcn were very slow in getting
water upon the flames, and after the water
was applied two sections of the Cleveland
company's hose burst causing further
delay in cxtinglishing the fire. Chief
Engineer Foralncy being absent from the
city, Assistant Engineer Arnold had
charge at the fire. lie suggests that as
the time for which the Cleveland
company guaranteed the hose has not yet
expired, the city councils should see that
the company makes good its guarantee.
The burnt building WAS IN old one of 40
great value. The loss will not probably
inc more than 500 OF 5000, on which there
IS no insurance.
1t is rumorcd that one o! the nciGhhu,s
*,,w tw" men Jumping over the fence ad
joining the burnt building just before TIC
fire broke ont.
Francis ID. I!cckcrt and family arc put
T." some Inconvenience, rs they hal intend
c,i (" move into the building to-day.
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A HEINOUS CHARGE.


jealousy. Murder and Suicide--A Mall
Pouch Blood Stained-RailrOad Acct.
dents, FirCs and Disasters Of
Various Kinds.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 14.-Jamcs O'Sulli-
van. superintendent of New York found
ling asylum, has been arrested here for
felOniOus assault on Julia Felix, aged nine
years. O'Sullivan was taking the girl
from AbbOttstown, Pennsylvania, to the
asylum in New York, but instead of pro-
ceeding direct to tho latter place, he took
her to Hanover, Pennsylvania, where they
stayed ut a hotel all night and then came
ON to Baltimore. The girls conduct be-
traying fears Of o O'Sullivan attracted atten-
ton here and he was arrested when the
girl told tho foregoing story. Tho court
discharged him because tho offence was not
committed in Maryland, but he was imme-
diately rearrested and is now held for q
requisition from the authorities of Penn
sylvania. Mr.. Thomas Powell, special de-
tective from York county, Pa, came to
Baltimore last night and had consultation
with Marshal Gray in reference to the case.
Mr.. Powell is here by instructions Of Dis
trict Attorney John w. Heller.
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Sparks from tho Wires.

Secretary Evlrts having fully examined
into the alleged firing upon the American
flag in Spanish waters, has addressed a
communication to the Spanish government
OH the subject Of the alleged outrage.
a fire broke out this morning in Lappan
& Co. s Ohio wOotlcMwarc cOmpany's man
ufactOry, Cincinnati, a largo fOur-stOry
brick building on the flats. Since then the
lumber yard adjoining has caught fire.
A match has been arranged between
Laycock, the Australian sculler, and
Blackman, of London, to bc rowed over
the Thames course on Oct. 5.
In Springfield, Mass, Mrs. Laura Miller,
aged ninety-two, has died in consequence
of taking fly poison by mistake for mcdi-
cine.
Governor Foster has, by a respite Of ono
hundred days, postponed the hanging of
John Callahan, at Wooster, Ohio.
The International rifle match opened
this morning ut CrccdmOOr with six rifle
men for each side. The result of eight
hundred yards shooting was Americans,
total, 439. Canadians, total, 427. At
nide hundred yards tho scoro was Amer
leans, 41G. Canadians, 4O7.
It is reported in Vienna from Bucharest,
thats 600 Russians arc concentrating
near Bevder, to be ready in case of action
in Bulgaria. Near the Romanian frontier
munitions, horses and cOmmissary stores
are constantly being transported. Russian
artillery and ambulances arrived ut Galatz
on Saturday for Bulgaria, and the Russians
arc concentrating ON the Austrian frontier.
The Reading railroad iron bridge across
tho canal near the Harrisburg depot, broke
down this afternoon while heavy coal
train was passing over it. About twenty
cars were wrecked. Nobody was hurt but
several employees made narrow escapes.
Saratoga: First race: Crickmorc first,
Bonnie Lizzie second, HimlOO third. Sec
Ond race: Turfman first, Bye and Bye
second, Elias Lawrence third.
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In NfelllOrI:llll,

\ number of old members of the 10Th
L. V. Y. met at +. X. Martins Office last
evening, to take action relative to the death
of their former comradc-in-arms, Maj. NJ.
II. Locllcr. Capt. Gumpf was in the chair
and James ii. Marshall made the minutes.
Colonel II. A. Hambright, Lieutenant
Colonel David Miles, Captain Edward
Edgcrly. Lieutenant George F. Kurtz, E.
X. Martin, esq, Jacob IL. Beichlcr and
Samuel Muskctnuss were named rs a COM
mittce to draft an expression of the grief
of the old soldiers ut the death of their
late associate and of their sympathy with
his family, to publish it and send it to tho
bcrCavcd relatives.
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MaRKETS.
Philadelphia AaPkOs.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. H.-Flour dull and
weak; superane q 5O03; extra . 500
400; Ohio and Indiana family $5 3505 73
Penn'a family at a S705 50 st. Louis family ut
$S 5O16 %; Minnesota family y 5O06 y; patent
and high grades IS 5O6S 90.
Rye Hour at - 80.
Wheat quiet and 1rmer: No. Western Red
10S<0l OS1 Penn'a Red u 10; Amber 81 coz
Corn strong with light local supply yellow
Sc: mixed 5I1303sc; steamer Soc.
Oats hrm No. l. White 4l04sc No. 2. slO
AO0nc; No. 3 do S.0a9c; No. :, Mixed jJ0
Rye dull New 7Oc
Provisions strong; mC Css pork Sl56ll5 50; beef
hams 19s OO03 ~; India mss beet at Sl6 % !:
bacOn-smOked shoulders g. xN6L,c salt do ut
5x05Ac; smoked hams ll@l3c; picked hams
Lard firm; city kettle at sc; loose
butchers 7Ac prime steam SC.
Butter quiet except for medium grades
Creamery ut 25@ac: Creamery good to
choice 2.@2ic; Bradford county AMI New
0l7c; do good to choice 13&llSc; Rolls dull;
Penn'a extra 1876; Western reserve extra
l30l6c.
i Eggs firm and scarce; Pcnn'a at l51s9l6c
Cheese firmly held but quiet; New York
full cream l2@1sLc; Western full cream lO14@
lie: do fair to good lO@l01ac; do half skins
cH09c.
Petroleum dull refined S'.c.
seesis-GOod to prime Clover firm ut = %
@s50; Timothy ut - 6o9. Is: Fhxsecd quiet
ut 81 35ell ~
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THE RESERVOIR REPAIRS.
The Work Finished and Ready for
] SvlectiOn.

The Work Finished and Ready for In
spectiOn.
Superintendent Kitch completed some
days ago the repairs which have been max
ing for some time past to the bottom
and inside of the north wall of the east
city reservoir, and the brick-laycrs finished
the work today. The work, which was
of very considerable magnitude, has been
very thoroughly done. and it is confidently
believed that the cast basin, which has al
ways been lcaIy and Il frequent source of
expense to the city, is now perfectly water
tight and will remain so for years to come.
The superintendent will make to councils a
detailed report of the work, and will ask
councils to visit and inspect the basin some
day next week, before the water shall be
turned into it,
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NEw YORK. Aug H.-FlOur-Statc and West
ern market dun an,l unchanged; super
0l4O; choice, do, - 5O05 %; fancy
S lO66 10; round hoop Ohio - 5OSl5 SO;
choice do S6 6Of16 IS superfne western g CSC
40; common to good extra do 81 OO04 10 !;
choice dodO a 5O66 IS; choice white wheat do
- s504 IS; Southern dull and declining
common TO fair cxtrn s. OO06 U; good to
choice do IS lO06 IS.
Wheat-White H@ll4 &c and Red H.9lc better
and active trade No. white. Aug, 81 lGh@
lon No: Red Aug: u Gs'ss@l 0s's do Sept.
81 OK.
Corn 150ll&e better AMI moderately active:
Mixed Western spot, i7GjOc; do futures
A9l@59Ac.
Oats firmer No. 2 Aug. ut S51sc; state 4lse
4Sc: western 4O@471.c.
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"A MYSTERY,

Probable Accident to q Mall Messenger.
NEW YORK, Aug. IA report Of an
accident OH the New York and New Eng
land railroad reached the pOstOfficc here
this morning, s,unaccOmpanied by any details.
The mail from Boston due here at u. M,
did not arrive until ten and the canvass Of
one Of the mail sacks was soaked and con-
tents stained with blood. No agent of tho
postOffice accompanied this bag, so no cx-
PLANTATION was given. Nothing is known
at the Grand Central depot concerning the
matter.
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A Verbatim CODy.

LONDON, August 14.-FollOwing is a
verbatim copy of the important dispatch
received by the Duly Nens from St.
Petersburg correspondent last night.
I have grave reason to believe that
Ayoob Khan has been acting in concert with
and has been assisted by Abdurrahman
Khan, and that the worst suspicious are
not without sOmo foundation. l would
assuredIy not send such disconcerting in
tclligcnce except OH tho most serious
grounds.
The expression, "worst suspicious :"
probably refers to Russian intrigues.
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Yeast OF tho Assumption.

In st. Mary's Catholic church, to-mor-
row, there will be low mass ut 81 and s a..
In.. and at 10 o'clock solemn high mass
will DO celebrated. At 7p. m: there will
he vespers and a procession Of the sodali-
a AS son st@ea o e dnt %oGS N e
Fulton mill, member of the pastoral Or
der of priests composed entirely of con-
priest, will preach at this service. Father
Blake, o. S. A., of Villa Nova, will also
take part in the services.
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I,irI-,n-Hand items.

Tho farmers in this vicinity arc busy
cutting their tobacco. which will DO n
first class crop.
Siglc Il Morrin, tobacco packers near this
place, sold Il small packing of fOrty-two
cases of 70 tobacco to New York firm on
private terms.
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a slight Railroad Wreck.

Last night about 10 O'Clock the axle of
the tank attached to the locomotive 305 on
tho Pennsylvania railroad, broke just in
rear Of the freight depot, this city, and
the tank was thrown from the track,
blocking the road for some time. The
Cincinnati express cast was detained for
ten or fifteen minutes and u stock train, to
which the disabled engine Was attached,
was detained for some hours.
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Another Child Bitten.

Yesterday afternoon little child O
John IIumpllrcville 81 South Water street
wa; bitten in the hand by dog witch
which she was playing Oh \ ncighbOrs
front stoop. The wound is not serious.
tt will be rccolIectcd that another Of Mr..
lIumphrcvillc' children was bitten (not
by the same dog,) a few days previous.
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DOMESTIC lNFELICITY.
Giving Rise to an Awful Tragedy.

Giving Rise to an Awful Tragedy
MINNEAPOLIs, Minn., August 14.-Yes-
terday morning Charles Richmond, a con-
ductor on the Northern Pacific railroad,
shot and killed his wife, and Immediately
afterwards put bullet through his own
head. He cmpticd two barrels Of a shot
gun into her body. They had not been
living together for year past.
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In Want.

Mrs. Catharne Peterman, widow OF the
late George Pcterman, is in need of as
sistancc, having five small children to caro-
for. the youngest Of whom is lying at the
point of death. She resides at No. 333
North Concord alley, and is deserving of
materia! assistance from the charitable.
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Tho picnic of the Eighth ward equip
ment association at Green Cottage on
Monday afternoon and evening promises
to be a novel and successful affair. 1t is
under excellent management and the al
rangcments are complete. Tho grand il
Elimination in the evening is destined to he
q cap slleaf to brilliant occasion.
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IN THE WOODS.
Isrownstown Campmccting.

Rev. F. Krcc!cr preached III able scr.
mon yesterday morning from Cor, Xxi,
chapters. The communion was admins,
tered to Il large congregation. Rev. J.
Zcrn, preached from Cor, XIV, 50, and he
was followed 10y Rev. w. A. Leopold.
In the afternoon Rev. Hoffman, led the
missionary prayer meeting and a collection
of 1888 was taken up for missionary pur-
poses. Rev. Jos. Specht preached ut ;
o'clock to the great satisfaction OF those as
scmblcd.
In the evening Rev. Il. Scachrist preached
an effective and earnest sermon from
Psalm cxxvi, CIV. Al 81 p. m. the mem
the usual gOod-by was given 1t was :.
happy occasion to ali present, and good
order was observed. There was II very
large attendance. This ends the meeting,
to commence again next Wednesday ut
Sinking Spring.
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"INSTITUTED ED176O."
"Sn Union There Is Strength.

III CH1Oh IHcfc Is StrcuSH.
The Union fire company have their flag
flying to-day in honor of the 12Oth ami
vcrsary of the company. The supper
takes place tonight at the Stevens house.
The guests who have been invited will
meet at the mayor s,,olficc ut 8 o'clock, and
the honorary and active members Of the
company will meet at the engine house at
the same hour, and headed by Clcmmcns'
city band, will proceed to the mayors Office
and escort the guests to the Stevens hOIse.
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Lamp FOst Broken.

This morning i four mule team belong
i,l:r to !, man named Miller took fright in
rear of the central markets, and running
the wagon to which they were attached
against the iron lamp post corner of Grant
and Market Streets snapped it off close
to the ground as though it had been
pipe stem. The gas pipe in the interior of
the lamp post, WAS also broken off, and
for short time there was 4 free flow Of
.rlS
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A Failure.

On Thursday evening the Republicans
OF the Eighth ward met at Conrad Kempfs
saloon for the purpose of organizing a
DeGolyer club. Six or seven men were
present, including the lest workers, and
nothing was done.