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MILWAUKEE,

stlhWAVKHE, VITA, Nay ~ l-.FLnuH--I'uIJa and weak.
HnA1x-yheat tru, opened IND clo4oa dutl NJ.
AaEa. 3Lga; No Al,waukus, sl.U1lf; Nu, : du, ao,
May. 10, JulIu. a4sat JULY. t]k No. q Allwauksa,
" Ny: sl0' tslsesd. ~ cpsa astlF* ". lower;
but toseEl NJ. L. TIC. Harley lawse; Nh, fall. DO,
H3Dvltt0xt-Quinl ana ca*y. Aa.s ises4 4usas;
ft4l SaIst Ahd 1uilu; THU July.
!tulh-1lul and HGnk nk Ek91tlIh+
tHatuHFk-Whank 10 husEalu, IT.
A.lYHp hu.
St!r4xaTs-WAsak la.oa but evrp. @!y4up pu; CATS,
, 1880-05-31

'rIlE GALL.
1UbQE llARLAN~kut cxxeAtH
JUhiK l}lti1AAl&n-SVt rAse&.
JEAuk HL1puElT-Ephsr1&i bu8inS4s.
APPELLATE COunT-AdlQurued ~ Juno !.
, 1880-05-31

- !!ta UNION TnuaT COMPANY pANk,
"'''aesst ooFnas Madlson and Dearborn A.,
'tes aATnss deposits ana silowa interest on samo
ase of " par conf, subject TO tho rulos ot tho
q. 1t. WILSON. Cnshtur.
, 1880-05-31

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, 1880-05-31

DAFT md NUN tirm NJ tho decline Of tho dny before
3xbt KrtlnE ut kIDR4.AL ind puor to prime 1tnvy
HtNtIeA Mt E44423. hkps u1sd ihfere heavy aG1 1t
ttuHs95. A. tic cos!esynndlHg tno Inst ysnr Light
AgEs wtr9 aHanK ut <tAaHaib uAd huHvy DO Ut RVt,t
IE5.
sitEEP-The sheep ts1do nus t.. nil tho week, md
Prices ruled uwor. Closing quotations wcr0 E.sT.i
44 rer ~ lhN fur p,or t, ehueo grsdrs. There
. tUw fAlps Ut cKtr1a Ut tl.fa
ET. LOUIS.
TT. tUUtR. Mhy .9.--CATTLE-Surply vory small,
.nd practically no fnarket, rocelpts, TO- shipments,
SllEEr-IlHHiness cuntlilrl to butcher trne nj un-
cHnan:ea rrtsual receiiIts. W; ahiEnonts ~
psGhinK AUyaA15, hUsvy shipping, NiAsl.75; Jo.
uoluia. lNiI EhipAeatA, = ,ttM
ElNCINNATt.
CLNctHxATt Mar rI-Itu1S--Quiot; common, E1m
aA!l lEht. EketlHI1g packing. kAduALlbi buschvrs.
&LtSS@!25 rOcelpts. Vi; shipments, Sstl
- 1NntANArDLlB.
1NntAHA 11t.ta. .Maya).-Ituns-F1rm Mt sL1R3LE2{,
reccapts, 8u1); AhipH1nts, IN.
, 1880-05-31
LUMBER.

Tho carEu market WIS tRrly actlye Saturday, and
steady. About n doscn loads we1o sold tn tho curly
part Vt tho lsy Tho unHrtaXs chfpiy Inch stun.
tbs uppor Rradcs Ut which wcro ir4nur. Dhnen4Ion
wna aaroc md ete4ay Following IL tho list Ut caygo
, 1880-05-31

t1HriNSATt. o.. May zL-curFpN--Dull und lower
ut lie
FLOu1t-l}ull u1,d unchanged,
all41N Wheat lower; No : rod, ILLS. Corn and cats
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-02-28
Fascinatlons Of Life in Rome.

It IS something if you must be SO pro-
sale as to enter Old Rome by railway.
to find that the depot is put down on the
map as a part OF the old baths of Diocle-
tan; and housc.hunung, with hurried
glmpses AS one goes from street to street.
OF Trojan s forum, and the fountain of
Irevl, and the Ilber, Is calculated 10 stir
strangely ones tancv. And the PIC
turesqucnCss Of tile streets strikes one at
once. What with priests and soldiers,
and the passion of the women for bright
ness, they are all life and color. Priests
III brown, priests III white, priests in scar
let; soldiers with an opulent variety Of
uniform, and plumcs and tassels and sill
yer braid enough to ruin modest gov
eminent. Is it because war is IN itself
SO little alluring that the soldiers are al
ways SO gay! Or Is it the last remnant Of
the time when men rivalled woman in
the splendor Of their dress
We are getting, Of late years, 70 a mo-
notonouS uniform Of dark cOlors. We
shrink even IRON too gay flower or RIB
bon 10 brighten our somhre robes. But
Roman women have no such scruples.
and the rainbow scarts, the bright nlumes
dia ollaiHeleS tllsg Wear. dfc ptcIlY 10
see, amt seemed suited TO this sunny air.
AM the life and variety 1f the street is
Their charm to a Northern mind. Even
while | write. a band sounds in the dis
tance, and | sec down the long street q
troop of gay soldiers \ half hour ago,
d vague sonorous chanting rose, to our
windows, and below vas the long line Of
priests bearing the dead t lis home All
IN brown robes, barefoot, and bearing
long wax taPers, their chant, tItcir dark
procession, had in It something weird
and impressive.
But the charm OF the dead CITY one
feels most, perhaps, from the public
pleasure grounds ON the Pincian IIill
The vision of all these domes and spires
rising at ones feet, the picturesque con
fusion of majestic ruin and modern shah.
biness, and beyond ALL back even Of the
great dome Of st. Peter which crowns
the distance, the AIban hills stand out
against the blue-al this is calculated to
touch the most prosalc; and the proper
historic emotions for which SO often one
pines II vain come Of themselves
GOOD Company.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-02-28
A Puzzled l,ars0n.

An old gentleman from the East OF d
clerical aspect, took the stage from Den
yer south III ante railroad days The
tourney was not altogether safe one. and
he was Lot reassured ~ the sight of
number ot rifles deposited in the coach,
and nervously asked what they were
.Pernaps you will find out before YOU
cit to the DIVIDE vas the cheering re.
ply
Among the passengers vas particu-
larly IT seemed 70 mm) tierce-looklng
man, girded with belt full of reyolvers
and cartridges, and clearly road agent
or assassin. Some miles out. this per
SON, taking out a large flask, asked,
"stIanger, do you irrigato.a
III you mean drink, sir, do not
'.Do you object, stranger, to our irrigat-
ingf'
No, sir and they drank accordingly.
After i further distance had been tlav-
erscd, the supposed brlgand again asked.
Stranger, do you fumlgate?'
If YOU mean smoke. ST.. do not
''Do you object, stranger, to our tun,-
gating.'
NO, SIR And they proceeded to
smoke
1t the dining-room, when our friend
came 10 tender his money, the proprietor
SAIL. Your bills paid
Who paid it,
That man pointing 10 the supposed
highwayman, who on being asked II he
had not made mistake, replied, Not
at ALL You see, when we saw that YOU
didn't irrigate and didn't tumigate we
knew you was parson. And your bills
are all right as long as you travel with
this crowd. We've got respect tor the
Church-you bet" 1t was no highway
man, but a respectable resident Of Den
VERA. A. HAYES, JR., in Harpers
Magazine for March
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-02-28

was one Of the exact counterpart
OF pint pot, several Of flat shape,
like casseroles, with a straight handle on
on" side, and some without handles, like
deep bronze soup plates
Among other things | have not men
toned, found in this room, were a num-
bcr ot small bronze bells slightly de-
pressed into rectangular shape, like the
tiny gold bell found ON the Esquiline
some years back, and which Is So we'll
known as the Mareuerita bell from the
number Of copies made 1or ear-dr.ps;
two double bronze ink stands, the chain
anG other fragments OF balance, bone
paper-cutter-a knife Of large size, with
a bent blade like those used by garden
ers-a small square Corinthian piiaster
cap OF marble, and in one corner OF the
shop against the wall the remains of
mensola. 1t may interest aichnologists
If ! mention that the excavation was
made III the insula parallel to that mum
be1cd five N the north region, according
TO Florelli,s S plan and the shop is entered
from the Dccumanus Major commonly
known as the Strada de Noia, leading to
the gate OF that name.
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-02-28

And he held her hands and pressed
them to his lips, and blessed her again
aud again, telling her with streaming
eyes, that shc Of all the world, had lifted
him up and saved him.
That evening Mrs. Walsh, sitting by
her husbands side and holding one Of his
hands, sand To him:
"Once upon time, a pebble was kick
ed about in the waste OF sand. B lapi-
diary saw il, and when he had brushed
away the dirt from the surface, he ap-
Piled hls chsel. and broke through the
crust, and beho,d--a diamond pure and
bright
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-02-28
FROM THE NAISlDE.

siias walsh one day sat IN his
Ereaoipt, !, very eafarestiuo book. II
nnart NJ his bltsipess. This rcadi2o,
~ book Vas p science within thr
fsel ~ h;. nroft.vS,aa RI. was comnara-
~ . voune man. AMI had the reputa-
nsct 4eing aa excellent physician.
'hile ba rll some ono rane his Office
~ daor md nEss 4e saw what was
61 i've yteupilqr sttze he Was intDg-
H. a ragged. diitF boy, known IN
h. s. asaIIammer Inn raaqed ana
Il and with l3e yjlcness ot the sllnns
S him-a bor yfeiejIs ar4l protanr.
/, whom every o,her bov vas
rd-a hoy who vas called n thief
william whom noftforts oftAe over
hal leen abip "a reclaim. ana who
- ri Ia care Gnr notmng bat to make
h. af,aid of h;no lis trne name. ns
zh,erSrsre had i vas Iames Ammer-
n Abont his f,tItcr no one IN Ems
Rh ttal ever known. HIS mother had
an ;n,,ate - ,l,. nnnrhonse
\ Inc present occasion inns face
hot onlv d;rtv bur bloody. and there
xlIood an his o,i,amei and tattered
7ncnts
1eas. sir ,v,,l, eanG ,ae heal2 /
! got a hurt.
N1st o1nd &c > hurt asked the doc
J.
H. ateara ~ bad SIR sebbea the
i. .One o Mr. Dunu's men hit me
q, i rock on"
sNAat dia liz IN ,au torz"
a a,, :,,
kYes yn ln know What did he
bw ,ho stsne - you TORI,
kWhv cir / uas nieLinq nm an apple
t1er enc of h;s tynrs !
Dr. Walsh would not tauch the boy s
id with his tna.r There was no need
4 bo aa,,i,l aas ,l,a. 49, - anl,, j.
Llp wound ard that tbe blood had
lspd fn t]nu
'sGD l4one and let soar folks wash
liz head ma ,ut an ) ,tean bandaoe, =
SAID
'.Please sir | hahn / GOT no home. and
hain,t oot nn to,l,s
You ston somewhere don't you?''
u ston at the nonr'ns when they don't
ck me o,t ).
"WoII boy Won are NOT ooina 10 die
IN this a. .na oa+ somebody to
ISL your head or 10 and wash it your
f and tle vour hanakercljef on.
''PIease sir hain't oct no,
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-02-28

Sobhlags ceased.
SIT down, my boy
J He sat down.
IN | help you will you try to he
good:' ~ "
II can't be good
why not
" Cause cant. Taint in No. Every
body says So"
But can't you try"
II dunno"
"lf should help you, you would be
/ wiling TO try to please mc?"
Yes m | should certain
/ Mrs. Walsh brought a basin Of water
and Il soft sponge, and with tender hands
/ she WASHED the boys hands and face
! lhen with the scissors she clipped away
! the hair from the wound-Lurlinp, hand
! some hair-and found it not a bad wound.
she hrongh ht piece oi, sticking plaster,
which She tiNcd upon it, and then she
brushed the haIr back from the full brow
and looked into the boys face not bad
tacc-not an evil face. Shutting out the
rags and dart, il was really d handsome
/ lace.
NV hats your name, my bov!n
Hammer JIM, ma am ana sometimes
! Ragged linn
.,vl,ohral,, '' Wy ''' '''''''no''
49,, ,,,,' ~. H.. .t.
,.uaa. -" 49, l'''s ii'iNe your
~ .oh 7~,o ". r. ao -,
book, ma am, rs James Ammcrton.
- 'e.'-'e9' s',o ';.'4 V4t you l'I@u
- - 0'i., 'is' - oN o. S,'iel0l
'r" ,, il'' q "o vi 'lle 'l"s'ei - VIII soon
r. 80 ~" -
-, 80 ''''' "'''' maven e"' ii't'iii7
NJ vo,ah l,,uh4 - ~ 1
ana l,,t,ar rona az, nf MIL, a,,a -
t'i. anu !uI'el ah.' +" su, y n'llN, "hi "
1o"e,' - "o " ''.,,, ~. - Wy ~
4e2',t ,1n,l 'l''i 49,, - ""i,o y ''e s.'o
f'.,t,ro s.n,ar,, !, scinnco af ~;
it''lNie. curry, = {'!c science ol P.l =
- ~ :. - ~. '''Ntc''
nl:'i' ''''' :. t.is'1s.. i"l.1. y - leA4:.3E
p,,.a ,,,a,o ...,tf,fn,,# ont tha rl,e. .fs,l
olaNe ia2ie saa9t19 oat tae id7a at"
sil IL i'ile' ='hiy ''>elslh9 t,ts nun, nov
1osS ~. ~ ~, ~ ae ,ss4''vs'9
ha'l'ola't'''ts' ssi = simply ag.,, ,.i'''
'1aiNil- s,'S i'ss y - ''7
SiaA s'l'' ti1e tI19.1511 IN : ~
'tlst tiie st3A a9'hS "i'''5as -
~. Joy "ds halia asoi1ie - :
'5iiihiil - 4 ~ - 60 - i,'S's sbo ,;,h.
eit}'feiSafa, Piasea o''es ..i''' slle ai'S.is
,'e Il hai1py mother "iis' = : 10y )" - -
otess 1F'1 ilasgih''S ~ eo'',' 49, l.o a. a.
lhat l:e slioNla - llail''solei 'ai''h ss's
RelleVea SIG t'''i1'. f'thc 'i1s ~.
'lin ii'lis1ea ea''ii9 .'ll.' 9'o9o ~
James, SAID ttie niue NoiltS'i -,io'
She vas little woman, ana pefiett
picture u 4 lovahle and loving iitf ie Wo,
inail-s'J anies' "heh -" "ie li''''S .1,' .,n'
have nothing TO cat, II you come TO this
The Grant County herald. (Big Stone City, Grant County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1883, 1880-02-28

room. lie came in rags, dirt and all,
wondering what was wanted. The sweet
Volce that had called him had not frioht.
cned him. lie came in and steod lool,-
ing at Mary Walsh, and as he looked his
, 1880-04-29

SAN FRASC1sco, April 17.-Legislaturo ad-
journed at 70 last night with the customary
presentation to officers, Cowdery getting a
fine silver service set as well as good line
of compliments, especially from some of the
Workingmer. Two hundred and eighty
three bills passed both houses, of which the
governor signed 220.
, 1880-04-29

vears ago and married a woman III ONO,
with whom he is now living here. de re-
Gently returned TO Canada and hdnappeda
child from his first wife, by which she dls'
covered his whereabouts.
Tunnel Under the ST. Lawrence.
MONTREAL, April 2O.--Plans have been
nerfected for q tunnel under the st. Law
renee. and rough estimate of the work has
been made. A syndicate has the matter in
hand, and it is said that wealthy men are
Lehipd the syndicate The tunnel will be
some eighty feet below the surface of the
river. with double tracks, but no accommo-
dation for foot passengers or horse traffic.
Surveys have been made and the plan de.
clared quite feasible. The cost is estimated
at S3,0OO,OOo. .iIIt |..
Christians Made by lightning.
BrYaHAMToN, April 20.-Lightning struck
the Methodist Church on High street during
prayer meeting when 40 persons were pres.
ent, recently. The lightning came down
from the roof through the meeting room
and four persons severely shocked though
none seriously injured, causing much con-
fusion. at the preaching later in the even
ing the pastor, A, d. Alexander, took the
subject as his theme and the result was four
converts. Damage to the church was slight.
s' The Michigan comet.
WAsHMGToN, April 20.-The Smithsonian
institution has received from Nj. w. Har-
rington. of Ann Arbor, the announcement Of
the discovery by j. M. Lichaberleon at Ann
Arbor on the 18th of April, 1880, at IL o'clock
P. NJ Ann Arbor mean time, of comet
with tail minutes long in hours 20 min
utes right ascension, 81 degrees % minutes
north declination, with daily motion of 80
minutes in right ascension and 4S minutes
.,, Arrested for MaIpractice. .'..,.
Lieutenant Ecklof and detective Miller,
acting under instructions from District At
torney Corkhill, arrested Ambrose Folliott,
who carries on drug store under the Col.
oniEation building, on q charge of man-
slaughter by causing the death of Miss Susan
Wheeler. 1t is understood that the grand
Jury have found true bill against Folliott,
and that Simpkins. the ex-treasury clerk, is
the principal witness against him. The
prisoner denies any knowledge OF the affair,
and says that he never saw either Miss
Wheeler or Simpkins.
, 1880-04-29

A wood si0re is not made of wood -
bartQu Post EoI a cole stove made Of
soal iunny. int Rl-Bangor Com
nsraA Asith.g b a rTosEs caka raade
"a sFer Esk lebs 49, basion Joarnal u
igamszes Nor q hesdiTsu made of
hsa.ia AZ ka .salsm suuloaa. And
amt ra hrssa n bsahags are not
maas a huas Mm bar har '-Oglsn
Seq Nsthsr srs kosgssiss ma4s q
heess ~ H. NHNna Staen Nor
ssa maas a maa III ~ hi
aia0sstaas Mssaa Nslli,uF Nfs aoek
iaas na,as a aaam. -.-husiss Ni&usiArd
- as~ , aarsa tug sFstsr ruup made
~ Npansas
, 1880-04-29
Emigration to the United States

..H| OIL .|..#...
1t seems that the year 1880 will
probably witness the arrival in America
of 100000 or 100000 European emf
grants, as was annually the case from
1852 to 1860. The number of emf
grants landed in New York for the prea-
eat month up TO the 23d, was l-,1-O,
or more than double the wholc cmigrs-
ton during the whole Of March lass
year Many more are daily cap ctr4 Oy
The various steamers from Bremen, AMI
The not lsgs numerous from Hamburg.
Il IS sssertei that German emigration
90 the a. mites States Vii reach tins year
uurse,naenisd guTofti1ns and thti sbs
rarrvnt W f1u. n1t Unly fruW IN
Starving 8arirt, e - ssaa. bal trazr a
PARTS Fl tts Grrmah Errire Tts'
rssfa anas a sas Faa.ias b sls ~
samntam G hUaasrs m AnFua
Asang ts uaaeaafT aaes nasr br
F.sra3 taa 90 a. rnaH a ~ af|
NsaaF,t amA ~ baar III o. vag iaeWsas
e.mmsEr ara aas H wrs ~ Ha Bespr
ns taa fars test ur 80 rse
Fanseu Auawsa aa-s
aas M aN s Nvs Yea saesa
Asals - Fssa ea o. .B mmsn sus.
a.aasss lsWn bW sa Wsn 6s
tass ~ a@H ~ arap kaaa sar
aeass aaaahnas
, 1880-04-29

wears ago and married woman in Ohio
with whom he is now living here. He re-
Gently returned to Canada and kidnapped
child from his first wife, by which she dis
rnrerel his whereabouts.
, 1880-04-29
Prospect or short RatiOl

The Porte owes army contractors Gl,000,-
900 for rations, and the contractors threaten
to stop supplies unless paid. There is no
money in the treasurr
, 1880-04-29

CHrclGo, April 2O.-R. Pidssou. FROM
Espanse, Canada, was arrested here By has
wife, from that place, Who charges him
With bigamy. Ne ran away iTou bsg tsvsrsi
, 1880-04-29
An lyppreccdcntcd Namber.

Thirteen steamships, an unprecedented
number, left the Mersey last week for Amer
lean ports, mainly the United states, with
large cargoes and many passengers.
, 1880-04-29
The Texas Pacific BiII.

WAsHN6Tos, april 20.--The Senate rail
road committee considered Garlands bin
10 extend 70 ten years more the time ior
completion of the Texas Pacific Railroad.
Its terms we're made identical With thoas
OF the the amended Northern Pacific hill,
and the committee by "a majority Of one vote
decided TO report q bill Cor actl0n xithout
accommodation. Some members sny thAt
this viii be changed 10 positive recon.
mendAtiOn before the bill is reported 10 TIE
Senate.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08

30 allptsea r. coniEeet Ia sxeess pf asicnni, /,
/ legiea 1pa Gppsupgiatet v - ~
InAt tho gabiios DSihting shpuid 10 eives
Soasss as sSs.lS lSsdSf bot
liz. md no i9nEeE slloa tF7o mon 60 contIue
] Silh tiifinselYes ses any amount they caoEl
,9 4 s'.it (, sna Z; sgnross own Aecoants
ske tatins 5hat Il ts then Il node "a VA "a
nef5tsted IN our neopiG would IS q 7iVen fFsasr
sssis 1. hotnss 70 glloiheg noantFY. ~
the M sses. end advocated The tssi AE siahrner
et = sho7cpsh and elli Client ayssera of rnbIis
lpatEictton thAt would ena bl0 GgeFy child 81
the state 70 sttsnf school. IS q * S, ). "a. q
s 4 opposed tho payment OF the Interest on Ehs
stato debt in goids z. n g Ks 5Ssssq
i !, y took the pasifipn that she Acts inGfeasiFa
fn1e tne etets DEBT shafi heen passed bytfTud and
being scaled 70 the o 6iapunt recosnisSd by &c
IaxpayeTa' Convention. 5ut, II fthecontisgency
shgnid arise sEopla yota f9r the total reaudiS
ss Eafored lEinpfity &C representation.
II favored the g,bli licniion Of the receipts and
disbursements ps tho Stain Treasurer aa often
as necessary e for The proper inforir.tion Of the
E advosated tho ds'Iiknti.. q Of tho convict IA
b., On pu big slterp giees. copyicts 10 bp care
fully gnafded by eueh q necessary laWs and atfin-
siSe to 3heir rat9rtn ations good heal th and
humane treatueent, IS 81 .il s,s "a
Qrposaa tho oreanixetie and sTnins Of the
one Of the prime caases Of ironbis in the up
per. Counties. ~ 3 i,s5 i az 'i,s
That although was Interested in Blue Ridge
HRilns Rnt e ssas Z. dsssSn
Legsslature,.f + hould DO found represeniing the
interests OF thu people nBatnst jsI IpayIn pnt..
Thn iEw shonld forbid any aiieor from de-
che County to which they belong, unleas thore
be no hank OF good slanaing In suck County.
sacald also require the staso Treasurer 20 de-
shiek il vas issisa snd coiiects lbs SAN it ta
appFopsiations. Should provide thnt no Stats
Of Commission. Coanty Gcmfnission Ia should
DO required TO app0Ftion the tax levied and
collected Tor ,Connt ~ purposes before tia sane
e g, c.,itsetsa. Ehiah shall ceHstitnte specific
That AL State and County officers should he
9;ectod by the peo pie. at Comm inissianefe Of
Election should bb elected By tho General AS
their repcEts within thi'r, days after tho Gem
eral Assembly shall have naef,s on rain of in-
slant rstn0yai from office. Provide that no
sent from his post. excani in xnsr fals nd.
ciaI caaee. or by leave or the LeSisinturc. = )
Iaise favored tie following amend
ments being aade to the Gonstitu-
tion: 4 ~
/. 0olst;.. dti5n should dofna more clearly the
p3 ,xc.s and duties Of Lientenant Governor. "a
Obtaining one olice for hepntpuse OF SOM
msnitiDg tho approach 20. tho other ahouid be
di1couyags9; IL should be proyidea shat no
other once during tho term for whish no mas;
.froVids thas ths aoycrnor may yote certain
Bectinus Of any Bill for the expenditures Of
money or tho creation Of 9 dobt whilo appfoy-
!. Prevent Tho Gsnerai Assembly .ir.rn pass.
provided for by n ronarai Inv M III, ern AZ
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-04-08
30 Zoe

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