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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

Mrs. Caroline A. Sifiey, who died in
Charleston recently, left legacy of
$500 to Newberry College.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

Do not fail TO call on your druggist
for bottle of that pure. sweet and de-
licious blood purifier. Smiths Scrofula
Syrup.
Star Curine cures all chronic Sores
and is q sure cure for Piles.
Call on your druggist before it is too
-ate and get bottle of Smiths ScrofuIa
Syrup and Star Curine.
From B. +. Moore, AM, President
of Moore's Southern Business Universe
t7, Atlanta, Ga.-This is to certify that
/ have used DR.. Cheney's ExpectorapS
in my family for several years, and can
recommend it as an invaluable remedy
for Coughs. etc.. and have found it SUI
perior to any other remedies that have
tried. For sale by Dr.. W. E. PEI
HAM. 50-1y.
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Remember.

Ice Cream and Strawberries, with
music and other entertainments. under
the auspices ofNewberry Juvenile Teui-
pie, No. 2, Friday, 9th, at their Hall.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

= Ice in abundance-stored away
in Pelhau's Ice Cellar-it is selling rap
idly and very cheap. 1t
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18
Personal.

Personal.
We are glad to see j. X. ?. Goggans
Esq, we'll and out again.
Mr.. Joseph Caldwell and his party
returned Friday from Florida.
Capt. Mazyck and L. W. Simkins,
ESQ, returned yesterday from the Epis
copal Convention in Charleston.
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- New Goods just received at Ed
mard Scholtz's Jewery Store, which
will be sold at low prices. 2O-5t
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Liens for Sale.
Blank Liens for supplies and for rent,
for sale at this Office.
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The NeWberrY Bible Society

~ The best Organ 1T Eduard Scholtz's
2U-ly
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Special and Local.
WEDNESDAY, NAY Is, 1881.
INDEX TO New ADVERTISEMENTS

Jno. K. Narce-Auditor's Notice.
The Singer Manufacturing Co.-Free to
Everybody!
S. Q. & c., and A. & S. r. R'ds.-Chanse
of Schedule.
J. y. Martin & Co.-Damaged Corn
Grain Cradles.
Jno. B. Carwile-Report of the Condition
of the National Bank Of Newberry: S. C..
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eW9SCeEgey92eOeSS.
GLENN SPRINGS,
SPARTANBURG CO., S. C.

The Proprietors of this Celebrated Water
ing Place respectfully announce that it will
be opened this Season on the lst OF May,
under the same management as last year.
TERMS OF BOARD.
Per day. ......S w
Per week. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~ VI
Per week for weeks. .... 10 90
Per week for weeks. .....-.: 9 90
Per week for weeks. ........ s 60
Cottages to Rent-per tenement-of 3
rooms-for the Season, $4,000; Whole
Cottages-6 rooms-for the Season,
5000.
W Special attention given to shipping
the Water. The Springs can be reached
from Spartanburg at lowest rates by Hacks.
SIMPSON l. SIMPSON,
Nav II, l9-tf Proprietors.
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Commercial.
NEwBERRY, s. c., May L
NeWberry Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY
j. N. MARTIN & CO
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18
Beouest to NeWberrY College

Newherry, S. c., May Is, 1881.
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THOMPSON, Dentist, opposite Herald ofic

For sale By DR.. W. E. PELHAM. 50-ly
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SILAS TOMBSTONE, Mas er.
Masters Office, 2nd May, 1881. lS-3t
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The Town Council has imposed e tax
of $500 on each agent selling guano il
Prosperity. The agents having already
paid the privilege tax of 25 cents per
ton on guano to the State claim that the
Council have no right to put this addi-
tiona! tax on them, and have appealed
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-05-18

The public are cordially invited to
call and see the live Alligator brought
from Florida, and now on exhibition at
the HERALD Office. The curious are
warned. however, not to 60 too near
the Varmint.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-20

q just, economical and patriotic administration
| am respectfully your obedient servant.
&c. A. ARTHUR
ITO the Hon. George F. Hoar. President of the
Republican National Convention"
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FOR RENT-STORES.

nor RENT-STORE, 1921 NEW YORK AVENUE
L northwest, lately occupied by John H. Magruter.
Apply to JOHN II. MAGRUDER, 1417 New York ave-
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BtOR RENT-STORES 9O6 AND $40 DIST STREET
Il northwest. opposite the market, good business
STAND, at low rent of IS month. THOS. Z. WAGGA-
MAN, $40 Tth street. sl7-3t
IGOR RENT-STORE No. 21S 10th street northwest
Il south OF Pennsy ,ana avenue and Wholesale
ilarket good stand tor grocery feed commission
business. INQUIRE at 926 Louisiana avenue. iy5-3m
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VINU INV ENIfltS.
Il MONEY ADVANCED on IMPORTANT and VAL
nABl!E INVENTIONS. either before after Patent.
BOX 30. Star ofhce dec3U
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SSAn-AN INDUSTRIOUS MAN WITH THIS
eDeDVV amount who can keep books can have an in
ertst responsible position in established bus-
hess. Address q. l., Star office. slq-2t'
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S. KATZENSTEIN, MANAGER.

SNOW WHITE BREAD
BEAUTIFUL Ro 1IH AND BISCUITS
VIII be gusra1 tee if you Ice
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour wn,c,
was awarded the First Premium over all Cher competi
Premlnm IN the shape of very handsome cold Medal
m Io. 81 The lers claim that one barrel of CERES
.sTERIING's ST LOUIS FANCY
magnifcentW Patent and uriYaIed by any
pasf9t " on the the country e7e Gees
ever in til tbs co lg in.' beautiful Patent f'urs
KELlANcE. splendid Minnesota Patent Flour made
and beautiful patent within the reach Of al Sers eh s6
We guarantee VIII give satisfaction every one who viii
G0LDEN HILL the Old reliable standby, and the
gre; many so-caed Hours Ne defy Connect ct
Ing any K R2qf sAgerop to GEfE sEk
and we feel assured that any housekeeper who tries them
once ns van never nse anything else. -o1AA
~ - Wholesale DEPOT
CORNER 1sr STREET AND INDIANA avpx,rr
aio VIM. M. GAIT & co.
OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF TAXES.
wAsH1S ia1aaSf s Sp seobben 3 1ss,
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
taxpayers are hereby notified that tho n.,,,.,. -
tanning the list Of unpaid taxes for the YEAR con
s and other previously due and n
S as provided by act of Congress approved Maroh s
by order OF the Commissioners D. c.
&C o.u Attest: Join F. COOK.
eo--@woM collector of Taxes d. C.
MFRS. DE HAGEN, OF PHILADELPHIA FASHION,
northwest bresse ANP sts oA NM s2S street
latest styles. SIZE .ie
NEW FALL GOODS.
MRS. M. J. HUNT
Has just returned from New York. and is now prepared
to exhibit the Latest Novelties in
WATERED AND OMBRE RIBBONS,
SHADED FEATHERS AND FANCY BREASTS,
PLUSHES, HATS, BONNETS AND MILLINERY
ORNAMENTS.
MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALITY.
Nos. 62l and 623 d STREET NORTHWEST, BE-
TWEEN 9TH AND 7TH STREETS. IS
pIANOS AND ORGANS
Economical buyers who are looking for@Eza
Bargains viii be astonished at our low - II
prices. ~ ~
SIDNEY 7. NIMMO'S
PIANO WARERooMs
D2S 43S 7rH STREET NORTHWEST.
FTNHE TRAGEDY OF A. Tread DIR. GROVES
II Tragedy, Abraham Lincoln;" 5 acts ga pages.
better than the ater Send Is cents in hostage for
COPY 70 Dr. Selden. 1s2 Lexington avenue New York
THE CELLULOID TRUSS; that never breaks.
xa nsssE Wears e out always oean and can be
CHAS. FISHERS.
623 7th street northwest.
Mrs. FISHER devotes her attention to the wants of
laoy Pes1ons. M
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EALL HATS.
FALL STYLE. DRESS HATS, NOW READY
NEW DESIGNS IN DERBY AND FELT HATS,
TRAVELLING HATS AND CAPS
BOYS AND CHILDREN'S HATS IN NEW COLORS
AND SHAPES.
SILK, GUANACO and GINGHAM UMBRELLAS
STlNEMETZ. HALTER,
s13 1887 Pennsyl ania avenue
CEMETERY NOTICE-Statnary, Italian Marble and
~ Granite Monuments, Headsnnes Mantels ac.,
which will be sold at very reasonable prices.
W. RUTHERFORD a. CO.,
ml6-5m 1ll6 PenIa ave. near Star Office.
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4 MEDICINE FOR WOMAN.
INVENTED BY A WOMAN
PREPARED BY A WOMAN
LYDIA E. P1NKHAMs VEGETABLE COMPOUND

Is A POSITIVE CURE
For all those Painful Complaints and Weaknesses so
common to our best female population
plants, all Ovarian Troubles Inflammation and Ucera
Spinal Weakness and is particularly adapted to the
Changes of Life.
1t will dissolve and expe Tumors from the Uterus in
an early stage of development. The tendency Of Cau
cerons Humors is checked very speedily by its
1t removes Faintness, Flatulency, destroys all Cra-
wings for Stimuants, and Relieves Weakness of the
Stomach. 1t cures Bloating Headache, Nervous Pros
traon General Debility SleepIessness, Depression and
Indigestion.
The feeling Of bearing down, causing pain, weight
and backache. is always permanently cured by it's
sEPHYsICIANS USE IT AND PRESCRIBE 1T
FREELf.-Ai
1t will at all times and under all circumstances act
IN harmony with the laws that govern the female sys-
tenn.
For the of Kidney Complaints of either sex this
Compound is unsurpassed.
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE COMPOUND
is prepared at 233 ard 235 Western avenue Lynn,
Mass. Price 81. Six bottles for SIS. Sent by maxim
the form OF pills. also in the form of ozeDges ON receipt
of price, 81 per box for either. Mrs Pnkham freely
answers ali letters OF inquiry Send for pamphlet. Ad
dress above.
Nc family should be without LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
Ii Elk FILLS: They constipation, biliousness,
anu torlldlty OF the liver. % cents per box
~ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGIsTs. -
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HIS FFAES OF AN ATTACK
IN the TotuEda- 1t can be stated emphaticaIly
that at ~ O'Clock this morning he had not heard
That the President was dead. and although
ignorant Of il he is in constant dread of an at
tack Indeed. ever since his Commitment to
taii. and especially since Sergeant Mason shot at
MN he became frightened at the least sound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-09-20

ESoR SALE STOCK, FIXTURES AND COOP
northwest sI-a,
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PERSONAL.

Ineffective AGENCY, 800 9TH ST NV
~ Lost and stolen property recovered: reliable nfor-
nation obtained on any subject; consultation free all
business strictly confidential; charge unless sue
cessful. G. E. FLINDER sl5-lms
MADAM ROSS, THE LONG ESTA BIISiFD RE-
W liable Cialrvoyant and Astrologst- gives better
satisfaction IN all affairs of life than any the pro-
1esslon tells the past present and future destiny gives
advce and assistance on all matters appertaining to
Sans1acuon gwen or no pay. Consultation Rooms 400
~ streSt. aoo't ~ street northwest. apo
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MONET AIRY AND COMMERCIAL

Business Gu:iCS The week has been somewhat.
itt;1lersd with by tho election, and the result
hsa Cause! decided deeres:ioa il all trade ci:-
c!ce. end since Tho announcement Of tee resu.:
the State securities have been seriously sffected.
Uorso:s ogeHed yesterday il Baltimore with free
sales Q: Is. from which thero was decline 10 g
on rsSuisE s.!ss. followed by considerable ssles
OF rs, 3. I3t 49, 10 IS seller 80 aad selle, co
lss. snd IS! regular way. closing fnslly at 75A
bid, rs ssked, sgiinss 77a71I on Wednesday.
Tho total sales reported wero 1902 0C0. Tho
1910; opened 6! 4at and sold down 10 4S. from
which :here re. rally TO 49i, closing SO bid
These coles amounted TO $4,000. Pceler bo.ds
Iole heavy, aad lo.. the improv ement noted on
Wednesday,, selling ii from % down 10 ii, clos
ing It dlis42, sgsilst 42l43 on Woine.dsy
Peeier coupons sold fopeHhss freely q! 2la,
against 22A On Wedle;dsy. Tax coupons sold
st 94l. GovacDmsEt bonds were strong, and tho
4 &c. cer!s higher. The Rev York money
| market continues ossy t! 5a6 per cent for call
loans on sleek colist:Ia!s, end 3;4 per ct on u.
$. boz Il cc.latGrAl. Tine loaas ere SAG par cent.
few being Reasonable bsow 6 per cent. Prime
nercsn.ile p:per i; GA7 pc. C: The Baltimore
money market is a:esdy, with 8 coed demand
fer !urds. Che rsiO st bank for discounts srd
leans Is p:r c.. Esirosl a!ocks a.e generally
neglected. tho Southern shares continue fru,
tut the yi,ws Ct buyers and scl!eys ueus!y show
WIDE margin. Tha speculation IL srsn is Ices
active sai = reduction in prices hiss led to rsth.
er mere eZpor! business, though tho moveulor.
il sill bclo " that CT the |sst Few seasons.
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Fires.


ST. JOHN. n. 3, Nc7. ia terrible FIRE
br;ka cut 10 Woodstock 81 midnight Il COM
GGoccd in tas las!ituia bulldog ard is sup
posed 10 have 3aen the wc!k CT az i1c,ndiaEy.
4 high wind prevailed OF The time. sod al Ell
tolts to STOP tbs rragrcss Of tho hsucs Waro
unaVai0s. T3o Western Uaina ofEc.s both
IL lie s,atioa Of tho Nav Brunswick eEd
Canada Riilrosd sid tao re2ui3r Ct i,e orc d.
stroycd. THO urp,r hlf ct tho tom is
gose aud pars OF tito laa;r. |: is feared that
there has ncen loss Giliic. Woodstock is ca
tho St. John Riser. ED - tic ShiretoEn CT
Carleton couaty. 1t contained Cve7 eco bur
drcd stores; Led largo number Of hotels
SeveEel fuuudria5 epd isc ;r;2a. aad po?u!a-
ti0D of 1000 or 5000
READING. Pa, Nov. 1.-The O.phsra
Homs e. Woueidort Ess eIiraIy destroyed by
fra :at Sc estIy hour this morning, The CHI
dIel wore taken ouS in limo to previn: l0es Il
life.
OLD ORCHARD Beach, NIs Nov. ll.-As
. o'clock midnight 8 E!e R:s disc ,yere3 ia tic
outage 10 tho ra:r Of the LaTteuc3 House,
destroying thn blanchard. L.Gr2n,,, Aldan1,
ST. Cloud, Baluoa, scd Fiskc i!9uses, Il
spite O.! ell ctfa:!s tie SIX ha!es were huraea Il
tho ground. Ehe L,a:a7co 4a9 valued E;
$4,000.
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. ll.--A fire broke
oct carly this mora;Gg in the engine room oil
y. e. Tscoor {; Cos. metropolitan Ifor
Works. acd before il could be brought I,dGr
coDrot .te machine AID pattern thors sod tbs
saw Mi were totally destroyed. 2nc Ices i:
not set kuoED
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isw years $50 DR.. piszzi Smyth, the st.
tronomcr Roysl of Scotland alter ca7a!u! tx
animation OF the great pyramid Of Esypt. pug
ll,hed book, entitled "Oar Inher,srco ii tho
Great Pyramid. Ia which this lsarccd mnn
sdvat I'D the theory that tho various passages
and gallo r!es in this hugo ediGce were iotepdrd
to represent tho different religious Gispc5satols
OF the world. AID that it vas probably tuils
under tivioo Inspiration. Tao sotcd!us;an,
Noach!c. rjhial. Mosai., Chu:cJ, JuJu-
msDt and Messieaio sges were all suorCs,a
TO be porirsstd 10 pgrandio iuohes, AID tia
oplaloa was advanced that the present religious
economy would Terminate 10 the yssr 1851
the grand gallery, Representing The ssEc. mers-
urng that nnGSsr Of i5chcs. People, Of cJurs,,
always love tho marvellous, ard as natural
cocstquoGco the book Gas procured aod read
by every lmpuisl7c, tXaisb.t tempered char
ao;er who had the intelligoon, 10 comprehend
The wonderful deductions set forth. While
msIy who read it regarded it moro Tor its isr, =
Lulty than i.s prophctioal imp,lt. it could rot
be denied that tho purpose Ter which the au-
thor believed tho pyramid was built was about
as plausible as !hoso siVea BY The ma,i;g o.!
hsSptc!orlta; tut now thss tn, sands Of tie
present year (in which these wonders ws;e sun
posed to oomne1cc) sro about TO ,un ous, sud
all things continuing IS they Bcrc." iho last
article and diagram CT this "pil!a- in tho srd
Of Egypt" makes the lumber of ioohes il tho
OD q
the world will be kep. ca tho Yer &c OF tho close
1T this Gispnrsaton ua!i tbs ssu,o rla;l, tc,
miostss. it pyramid figures sra 30 be relied cr,
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Alexandria Gazette and VIRGINIA, Advertiser
i!gsiPS OF IRE Day,

o.: IlI ., -.
iHE L;usD.t'E AG:&~c' rus puts l.: re
Ie9ueiioa1 faf'y Il cis2'cclG .cu 2 Urge par! CT
me utmlciasic party dsbarclai!. j
Postmaster General Jeres i,:s c27.;s sr.a5st-
ueDis 10 sske p!aGsu.a t!ip 10 Fiori2s, les=-
Jog Washington ea.!e p y. @:tt: ed r,lnrciog
10 abou! fortnight.
TIE Nv Icik Pto6uu! Eselsc.o Y.ste,dsP
arp.u7cG he report ct tho special Committee
farori.s ihs e:ec!ion Of sEcs Evcfsuse Hn;I
;cc, s. 9 est cf s. COO 600,
'rte D..,,;,; h,,o-,., ,r,s: Ann
fr.-;sh y So ! sui:.' - "a."';s %: hss
..t ~. '- mf s' /" t1 C''3 [! Vni a.,
VIA .si b y. L:a1 TX W:;ce:ss5 H!'o FIJI h'
--- " tao 9.eesea !o3'
c!spa!ci ifc2 Aiao'i:u'. q g5y3: "E!.
iiEt;'as 6. sotIfca' yeEterasS whipped bis e,ot-
oausaic:. H4iio ilaliOs5, e G5aio. The + SO
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Esso AETEeeS,

5ALTIAoEE. Nov. ll.-Virsiria IS Old -; do
deferred -; do consolidated IL; do "a Be.
RES az Dsst duo coup -; ncw IL t0a G6S bid
to-day. Cotton quiet; mjddl:Egs ia Flour
quiet srd stoady;- Howard street and West.
ern super 4 75aS6 GO; DO ex.rs 1895 50;
do family 75sS7 80; Civ ni!ln super 0Gs,
80 Is; do extra C0aSG 60; do tsmiiy : 75a
SIS %; 60 hio brands a0aS7 CO. Pa!spsco
family $50. Whest-Sout5e2a stronger; West,
ern higher and closing steady: Southern red
l;3sl4l; do smber 144sl!8; No Wea!ern win
ter red spot ard Nov l39a13e4; Dec 14lE.l42
Jan l4s9sl455; Feb l493s14:3. CorR-Sou.hara
quiet and steady; Western inactive and firm J;
southern While 70s7l; Western mixed 500. AND
Nov C6s; Dec GS4sGGi Jan 7G4a10!; steamer
6%4:: Oats quiet; Southern 4Sab0; Western
white 40i50; do mixed 47a4S; Penna 1880.
Ryo dull! st los. hay quiet; primo to cbolce
Perna and nd 1854. Ccf;s quiet; Rio csr.
goes ordins1Y to tsir 9ailc. Sugar quiet: a 6os!
lC' Whiakey dull and Lower 6. l5aSl Is.
New YORK, Nov. 1l.-S!ocka agrney. Monog
6a6. Gotten quiet; uplenas lls; Orls;ns Tx.
Flcur stesdy sad quiet. Wheat 2alc higher.
Corn quiet
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FROM WASHINGTON,
Spccjal Correspondence Of the Alera Ga=ette.
WAsHINGTOH. D. G.. Nov. II, 1851.

WASHINGTON. D. T.. Nov. II, 1851.
The c!y tclay is unusually dull, bat few
peop!o Ds;rg unon Laa streets. or ct the hotels.
OF stsa? 8: Tie other "u5i;c Essorts. Tbs run-
bcr H'':o y o a.sg 10 vets 81 iEo ::ca1: cleo
;l0as il aii.r.a; s st,= s.3 exe: p:io1a!Ig large,
al trs !ss: u: t&sEl i.,Va. SIS set, ,aturGGd.
The NiTgii:.as VIZ Lsya c3mo bsei: ar, ty
o2,dlagly sore u The del &: they Lave sustained
sd The Gi5.r. ,i.,. lis bees istu.h. upop
th.:l 6!a:o. tAcy attribute ibe;r Gties. 10
;af!Grs carscs be chief D@!Gg tie s1!id aaJ
;!i!tSt; V3in .: tGu rGrutiiClGs Ga! atgtoes,
i4td 10 s:@t * ;Ac rtpu-ii.crs. |: is stated,
;a2. tGat Il: eCiirc aE'0uut Gt cicI(y tcc!Ted
;; he Ststa tyecuii1c COMMITTEES fron eli
s3u;Css w.a less than SIC 600, sid lhas wiki
$4,000 @Gfa w::h which tho capitGlio1 tex OF
aLi;o 95,CIa c>ud have b!cn paid The result
wGLd Laws been titf:rcn;. iher, tee, i. il;
said nat saVcfa! 1f the Gercc:a!io speakers in
the S;atl declined 10 taxa sGy part ic the can
v:s: hus tha. tic !cs3 itoD this oluso WAS !itle
c. nofi5G, alG ti!*;, CD It's o1ntraly, it Dey
Ler6 b;sn tho Cause Of s,ia, is shown By the
Teer:t 10 GGs5:X C:uaIS, Wu,.o nrF single
Democratic s2e: CT w:s mad. GuyiDs the eplite
cIm pagC, bas wh;ra inl7a 9asa giin CT 700
Vato'. ai!c sjid acETo vo;o "as uiques;ioDably
The solo ana oa!9 ctI:el7c ssssngth ,ho re2u5l-
hstrS has, snd Il IS uldprstGGd i9 Do an esat-
listed isc5 that Is 81! quarters Of the State
ntgtoes voe: ~ ihousauts upon fraudulent
TEX rnoa!His given iitiI by Masity's collectors
la Il ch,ttnG, u is sts.ed, cuc CT shrso coIlec-
'ofs c';!2& :, az !12Ena 81 TIE democratic CON-
Initlac Il Gay or $50 before Tho elsctioa. tod
II &c s2u:s5viy tat his cGasoie1oo hOthcr. him
a,au: .i.2 :rsu iul<ri part no "ss playing, ard
m,di ." :p1oIS:u.en;; 10 c2mc tho nex. day
hHn Il V,a' TIC I's'NcoiTd ti Lie whole scheme,
&iSi; ~" hiossulc5 saH, were ADOPTED ara tue
Esh o. ia' p::NtH t"SSSsG, tut ihnt the
'I'ah""''st7' 'i';cg al 'Gim .iioh Oh his incn-
!'''' '"'F,.y'1 mraaa sniEc:eht "a pftVtHE rlm
iisli' E''f>,&& Oh, intention 1910 til.c'. ..
"v'csn ,i,S' vi ea"niSheo 90 FfOiIs'
n'X.' MA rs clEeatE II a2tcirat;d about OF
ta:n'n* juiT. 100 atiei@i IL net resGy, but
VII ic n.:ehi2 4: i;s:y ;ho trial aGY logger, aud
wi! ha:l Il rtrf, C. IL: If p?cnsrGti5p CT tbs
cas-, Gu.i3g tho l,5g ,;mo ,hat will r,cns,r,Iy
IL .. rtI,r,;npr, pr,coc}nrs !
!. ,l,,,~r.a;-.,;,. ct.in ia,,, rrn,ha. e a.
ross, y.
.V'"'' 80 90 P''".i o''"'' - !" !Iu',S'oou
th:' "a" Gcic9a3 WI! %. rut !n ih2 Flea OF
nlirr:c.iCe t"Cn R:!h D3yptHn' 5 tcsllm9Hy and
,ha. CT fI4nv niHtr ulStiicl rl:n e ens.a,n i.
but wiI rrlg p Is)r ar,! entirely ru,n TIA Mia
If ia.s,i,y, Icy, Of Gai,a,,'l t.u;L9 h.vr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-11-11
SYooagawn Issscss,iurai sociefy,

Reported fer Tie Aey2d lrie G;Z1tte.
Ills November G.eetns IVES held Oh the Oh
iostaat 1: I. ~. BuGt'g. with II. I. Roberts.
presicct. 10 ;:.s chs;y s.d n W. pisrs>n. so
rotary.
After lis mior:cs O. Ito October mealug
ware raad, The president ask:i ". II. 5Gas
den VITO. constituted "p2cko: fertilizers
The C4n!aio .cYii@d that, in his opioior. eli
SO c.!ed eTnaospla:ca tist hsd beeu G? ns
aioul'ieG, thot a Wy snail percentage CT Il.ot
food ssss c, mmipgltd with lsf2a tm9unt oi
GsId CT ca:lty srbs'eace. t:r Eb;eh 80 ex5;bi,
taat D,ice uss ask, d S,mo of .hcsa sc-,alal
t.1iiizH5. he c9lsidcEcf, positively luxurious
II vegetation.
\ hs discussion ioo1c!, IN which i.
vas si! that difference in coil AMI s.gsoDs
sacula bo considered, srd el5?, tho require
| II :niS CT Tic cE2p &c 30 grove.
Ii Was k@Dcia!!y fgtaed lhis us:y Of ;bs
c:mIero!A fertilizers IL tho mnkea geto cIs
| :re:y 10 E;ga pload fer iha amour. ct plant
| toca they cIu.aiE; thst farmers should c5p,r.
| NEST c:ul.u'!y with acy ferlilZ;c TIA. was not
; T7;;G snG s0d ~ E,:ri, G y reliable parties.
l. &as also ST'Egcsjed thst II would be we'll 10
| c!!ciG;iy meta th: etIacL If Commercial tcfu.i.
Z,ia TicTe applied ia cJrDcciioa 9Th fam yard
mgnrre aad IhCre IL sS:i GSod a!onc; in t6ls "
/. C :ud % hC;3rmldcd What tG Usa AMI where
| 10 ns3 pal a!.!?
Ole OF Tao d3ftirld c7tio,l reports on The
! fsta, q! =. II &1cEl n w&a .,at, ia shieh G
! :ucrsi !mpgaycirca: Graa OBSERVED 10 tho farm
sitco tSo previous nec'DS there; c'oiog
with tE1 suggestion tist three or four farms
shau'd b. ST: cF lesvas .nouyi, to work 10
sdva"tsg5 Of the 0Waer.
The c!llc.l raDotis On lbs isrns Of H. +.
Mason scd /. ". Blunt net heiog ready we're
| deferred uatt! :cy incetiog of ibc club.
Al article vas r2sd ;roln tic American Az.
.lcu;;u:ist Oh tho snt Get Of road making. This
vas accompanied IS chsIca:urc, Hhch could
DO readily rtc1GG.scd as scolo often witnessed
under the working Of certain road Laws.
Ibis led 10 nrgthy discussion on the mode
OF HofElng pnb!ic roads. tho several laws u.ds II
which they have been worked 10 this State, and
the ieei8'stltn benossary to sse4ro law adapt
ed to tic wsntS CT Mt. Vel1ou district.
Alter 9 loGg o3nierorc, On the suti;c, i. was
Unanimously resolved ths. c,nm;stes Of tbrce
be appointed 10 prepato or dfsfs bill to ic-
corporate tho ClstIl,t Of Mt. Fer1cn into
town, with proper officers fer IocsI goyernmen.
10 regard to ilcaGS5 iCr the salo CT l;uIor, tha
working ct the public roa1s ard tho canIr3l CT
the pubic t2&DGls.
The pfssiden: appointed N. w. Piersou, d.
+. saii;h and 4. l.. M.soa as esid committee,
TO report % tho CUB {, lis ncgt meatiug.
Vim II. Mole. Of Washingt0u, Wss elected
nepn6eS Of Iba eah.
The psxt iEee,ing will b, hol st thu resi-.
Gtno9 Of T.. f. Roberts. Dec. 81.
Tho cfltioal committee are b. =. Smith, Il.
+. Nissan ADD o. Il. Wilkins