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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16
Very Desperate,

Washington, 15.-When Guitteau
was being arraigned large sized
man approached some of the Off
GERS Of the court and asked for the
loan of pistol. His enquiries caus-
ing suspicion he was taken to the
police headquarters, where he gave
his name as Gus. Fl. Bethard, and
showed a diploma as lawyer issued
to him June 23d, in Columbus, Ohio.
He said he fought in Garield's regi-
ment. and showed two gunshot
wounds in the legs aid bayonet
wound in the head, which he said
he received at Shiloh. He heard
Guitteau was to be arraigned to-day,
and intended shooting him at the
City Hall. He had been drinking.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16
A sad Separation.

Boston, 15.-JoUTnaZ, to-day: 1t
has been whispered within few
days that Edwin Booth and wife
have separated, and the rumor is
now confirmed. The formal separa-
ton occurred on Friday last. The
sad event will be regarded with sim
cere regret by the many friends of
both parties. 1t affects Mr.. Booth
seriously, as he is devotedly attached
to his wife, and appears to be in a
condition of mind which will make
a reconciliation easy, should one be
desired by Mrs. Booth. The estrange-
ment arose in connection with Ger
tain business transactions within
the family.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16
a KlsRiao's Raviegs.

New York, 15.-Patrick Eagan,
treasurer Of the Irish National
Land League, telegraphs from
Paris: We call upon every Irish
nationalist and every friend OF lib
erty justice and humanity, 10 stand
by us in the coming crisis. Although
further arrests and even the whole
sale slaughter of the Irish people is
determined by the Gladstone minis
try, our banner viii be onward.
Landlordism is doomed, and British
rule in Ireland mas seen the begin
ming of its end.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16


A warrant is issued for the arrest
Of Huxley.
District Attorney had not
thought Of that.
This closed the proceedings for the
day.
The marshal and his assistant re-
placed the handouts on Guitteau.
who manifested throughout the
same listless indifference which he
had shown when the Indictment
was being read to him. He was
hurried out of the court in the same
way he had been brought in, and
was put in a hack in waiting, and
driven back to the Jail in the
Immediate custody of the marshal
and assistants.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16
The King Aeronaut.

Milwaukee, ia Richland re-
port, says Kings balloon passed over
that city. 255 miles northwest of
Chicago, at Z o'clock this morning,
going in a northwesterly direction.
This would carry 1t to st. Paul or
towards Lake Superior.
Richland County, Wis, reports
Kings balloon had passed over that
County at about this morning,
going westerly. King spoke to the
people below him and said he
was 0. K.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-16
MONETARY AND STOCKS.
New York. Oct. Is, 1881

~'7'' = u n = ~ -D1 TOT
Silver bars, I21I; money closed, Of
tered 2; COVE nments strong stocks
closed irregular; w Union, s635 Quick
silver, 12H; Pacific, 49; Mariposa last, 4;
Wells, Fargo, $50; New York Central,
1888; Erie, Az; Panama, 100; q
Pacific 1857; bonds. 116H; Central
Pacific. 942s; bonds, 1l415; Sutro, 12sS;
Tombstone, 54; Mineral Creek, II.
, 1881-05-27
THE PILGRIMS,
lgichnonu'a RJcnrt Softonened by the
KnsEAias Tribute 10 the Memory OF n
Grcat GcneFnl aud a Dpvout 1lnn.

11tchmonu's RIonre Softonened by the
Grcat GcneFnl nnd a Dpvout I1nn.
RlcllMoHp. Va, May e0.-Tho boston md
Providence Communicates, escorted by tho
Richmond knights, paratled this forenoon
through, tho principal streets of tho eastern
putt of the city. One of the most beautiful
and touching Incidents connected with the
prusont pilgrimage, md which had been
kept secret by those participating in It, oc-
Cured befnro tho parade. The Boston Com.
,Aa1atlcry ut Nh carly hour marched from
their quarters 10 the Capitol Square,
a,,d, forming around the stntue Of
Stonewall Jackson. stood witt, heads
uncovered aud swords nt "presept,"
and, willis tlcir band played
tho beautiful "Mcmorlal OvcfsuFe,'' the Knights
III the command moved forward and placed VI
tho base OF the monument q most beautiful
wreath Of 0vergrecna and rnro flowers. This
tribute from tho bravo Now Englnulors to the
great Confederate ucuoral. ooqurr n9. ~ 1t did,
On Me,u0slAl- DAy, Wns deeply affecting. and
tuutel volnc spectators 10 tDMEt. 4 leading Vir.
xllinn present resnarked: "Thie will do ulOfp to
rest9ro n cgmp!eto fsa%tssn!ty % r. amnng the pevp!o
that politicians fE4Ae during tho PgpseMt y0 ar.
This CunMRnIury thun tlareglel To tho Washing
ton Monument, ,Witali tho anmt Kfnuuas. aud lo1"
orMtu4 1t nlsu With il0weFs. The uiualo rhero,
NJ Jackxon's Statuu Ms>norlnl day w1a OBJ
served With unusual ccrauiDHleS, including the
decoration Nt the Nraves OK the Confederate
dead Y ldo!lywoa' Gvsnosory: Hasloets ~ waa y.
tic aauual tribute to The fallen bIayoa:of the
Lost Cause.
, 1881-05-27
THE COOKERY QUESTION.
Lecture by Mrs. II. r. Ewing, Of tIls
NhgcmEo ,CrnLsaltlE.Ncl,ool or Cookery.

Lecture by Mrs. II. r. Esvin9, Of tho
Chicago 'CrnInlnE-Scl,ool or Cookery.
Yesterday afternoon another cpttrse OF lecs.
tlros on tho art gastrunuIny WINS innng,tratel
Mt Fairbauk 1lnlI, tho lecturer beng Mrs. Emma
r, Ewing. Superintendent OF tho Chicago TraIn-
Ing School Of Cookery. Tho locIurc, which was
free, wa8 preliminary to tho rrg,ilar course IN
rlnln cookery beginning Juno and continuing
for ten consecutive Thuraday afternoons.
Mrs. Ewing stated TINT course ticket
would cost se.5o, and TINT tho Icct-
,lres would only be Illustrated BY not
uni cookery WHOM absolutely necessary.
Tho objects :of tho tratnl,,g.suhool established
March wcro, 10 found II traiuing- school Of do
tncstts economy; to teach thorough. Intelligent,
and systematic methods Of cookery; tU make a
Bpoclnl study OF coukory for tho purpose OF popu-
lnrlzng tho subject In its scientific Mspccts: to
tcnch tho best modes Of preparing food, us well
IA those tnuthols which nro slmplcat,
cheapest, and most hcalthful; to establish
standard and reliable authorities on
housework; to promote and encourage Scion.
,S fesfaspS n hyRsnS 4, GhsniSn ,s sa
Young women In acquiring Il Thorough education
In domestic economy, ns ono Of tho sl,rost Hunr-
% "Who " Is 70 ia'noY 's a Wns she subject Of the
lecture, aud MTs Ewing oceupiGl nearty IN sour
IN Answertna this soeinl coliindru.n to tho forty
llltc8 whO WGre present. 6IlD sAttl that ambE.
tiUn wns ns necessary for woman rs fur tnlll,
and snothers ought to recogMlzo this fhot In
euucatlnR tne!r uuasVntcts. ton nlM.y WeIo
Maent " W orhNulenln anu 70 conslaer oenis
edged oranchos Of inusery-Wasllng, ), ,enok!ng, u
my sewin9-Won!Mu W9s DolnR e1eeilen. Men
ulu the best iAut!ry work; lnetl to9k tae loaa IN
fancy oooR,n.; nna n mon NJ ihyoa,sa ,i t1o ssW!ng
nanninc. lotn saxGa wero 10 blntne lar no OK.
istinE conaltions, Iiio rsspoMsl1Ii,ty could not
wcre mutual, and ccnturcd In tho Fundamental
itr Thought It great misfortune that house,
ho 'utes aa9nm n9 aruseFy ana
wGso sosey e and s sc nrn neGso no
Ms ass nnsn 5 ,"n 9at M H. nar
S s. Srs W. osd u, 5 VIZ goe19s TVS
not o, III Snvo 1 @st a h nt or y nro n1 n6
VIZ soa .aon as 1eeFs1 Day whosc
oisoeGereu stotnncna tnNaG tnotn Wretcaod,
IaAt plaugou anis Nnuom lnso e'vi! VIE. LON NJ
, tort Whs SssetaAl ~ nn.pu1ngSs, Mlu Won1 20
%G!nssnuu % ~ VI uI nauIuy eenco @ ~ ntonkiaat
y. Monea tAMcu ~ Mpp!ecintn tmu iHil,"ttuaee q
tho coin1Osts ~ an1nG, Wacn 1uRnt 70 1o lnnac
tuo tnos. as.aaetG pSH p1 ~. ~ tno wRrM ior nuss
nanos ailo sVns. ~ oh..u up snGa t,a Gones wo!o
~ pfhctlchl tenlpclnnGc Wolk tnat the
WoMena cIAsaHo nevec coulu Mctonplisn. Notl
Wero npt 10 th!mk tnat tne lnnn!t!lotg artlc!e
nrcao WIS a!lent, sAu' anu oNeeIHo pttl'
tcst ,., aeMnGae eG wn,,st' ,,,.l suMra9c. she
could msoN9 uniy nensys sour. ha!t,
, 1881-05-27

NftU l0rG f'orrfspnndttss ustp,i Fra Pgxss,
Sntu0 minister's. Just llGe some sinners, al
ways haze soinuthlnk dtsagrceublv happuniux
III their fNnIlleA. Our versatile lad yfyncl0uX
nexhbor, Mr.. liocclur, is ono Nf thcso. Tho
latest trouble to slr leeehnr co1nes. n4l through
any aut OF hts own, but py at iltilscrcuoH 1u tho
pArt Vt hA wifi. 1t Muy not bH StrtDus, but 1t
cGrtainly 10 unpleasant. IL Ia al About Will that
wua p,1lo by Mr.. TMruer, Tho llan who Ind
charge Ut hi. Nuvchurt PuOkskiil fMrIn. Turner
died In january lsAt. IL wuY known that hu had
lnuda will, bcgucuthl1g about si0.ou worth ot
property. but after his death tho WI! could not
b found Tho lawyer who drew 1t kept U copy,
, 1881-05-27
A TELEPHONE EXCHANGE,

Bpsetat D4spatth to Thl Chicago Tribune.
El.0lK, ILL.,, May .8-Afcssrs. Fay and 13askins,
OF tho tlrny j. Edison Telephone CuMpa.ly, ar0
III ElgIn arsAnglDg for tho starting or u rec-
phunu Exchange. Thry have nlso one partially
organized at Auro7l, md design connecting tho
two und urncYn. tho cOlinty-soat. midway be-
twten tho two cisips, nnd twolve miles fran
either. The project meets with great f4vor
hnrn
, 1881-05-27

her tub. II was prrtcrvcf. and proves TO be n
verfNble uiirlnalty for Tits country, Oo4nE, tho
Iytnnx rnnxt,nua, or nroat E,lrr,ponn slug. ri
which thor0 nsn hut two either recorded INSTANCES
ln tho United States. Il Is ropnlslvn- lnok,nR
ntlttt+ alllel both to tho ennit and tho oyster,
sOrno ak and n quarter Inches lnnr, ind with mn
ttgly, sioker-lfkn hend. Tho body IN mUttlGd, and
1ikO that Of n allf1 or Anntl,
, 1881-05-27
A 'tRAD OARKEY.h

Srtttai DhrateS 10 9As CAteaao Tribune.
EtA1n, ILL.,. May s1.-Charloy Peyton. or Char-
Icy l,rown, tho young co!0rea man shut In CHI
caHo Hultlny, is we'll known hero, where he
worked tn u ubatLcr-shop lust summer, aud whore
his rathor aud vito rcslle. lic wMs khown hGEo
ns ilsawn, and had tho reputation OF being \
"buu lurkey"
, 1881-05-27

The. proprletore ~ that immensely popular
cl,Il,as Of tho public witch Gas W llIoralIy
putrOnlzed thcni, hAvu preuarctl q liquid prUphrl-
uo0 or that rvMesly for tho special
ton Ut thOs0 Nh0 1T0Al Any yNnsou dlallk0 to
pruparo It. for themselves, ~ pury conuen-
tr1C0, and. ~ tho dtao 70 s1nall. It ID moro casy
taken by 1nany. 1t has the same eiractull
action an A1l diseases OF tho kldncys, liver, or
bowels.-Numt uvl4t thFM.
, 1881-05-27


n,,o eeoo 1e-
'. H., s 49, ~. III @ f :to;,,,s @
~. Ing ~, llrn aay tnoy pay ior staups ,p Ana
Snu .v ~ t ,n,,,imf viii sarIv f"it unr hot
on cniiri tho attcntion If The Chair 10 tho Incl
Tint tho reporters wore asnin present.
Mr. Tcnney insisted ttlat tho room should Mt
9nse b. Serea Ut repor.1rs He ssd n" nrO5-
iasoiycat HIM. aas eiea5ly i M.a iios rsht ior
',,t X vocc"itenortsss have Improved slncc then.
ots M asyo sS1 asts sos a' tho press should af
,, y, ~, mt s % ~. =, ,'aco.s,,v " ,or N, ,o,o-+,
ors to 10 excluded. It Was M meeting x e. ct i1, tne
o. % enn nrI ,tathn @ ~ ~ WI Wa tny hn
thing which they Wished to , DO kept t!, from The
~ e 10 renn sn aK f
II H. rocoeas Gs s1ISu u lu'
Tne ,nntion was ,.lf omsrcfa' .,,. t,o rh,,r r., o,
thMrxea u ,nH appo q vo x
ntt,,iic the bucks Ut no insoiyont asn anu 70
fePrt S, ~ ~, - ,n Nv Ghoi onnont.
aug imnton ptcHncu. anu tnG Gaoit II npun"tuI- Y
~ ns suGn GntnnttGe MGssts y: T. nn'y. - IL
Horton. +. u'!tnAn. u. Husa, Mna ", +. Luwla.
~ noupn' ,' tnn Iressasnt ato ooorclAFs "cte
ar. 9mnty nIe a. @ Muoiona, n, ra1 s t9
~. .,r, roTU Mn anannthnf t ~
sh nesy an weh ta r a bse s
c!oseM ouL wore bogus LIS ~ u!u HoS ma!M1 nny
nne d9e sappos,n1 r. Go 1nc ~ ~ o4 I'll.
ton Of the FIRMS Ntra!rs you'd show that
THE FAILURE HAD AMsEN 1aIs IT MisronruSE'
,hero was no clement Of fraud In il, unlcss tho
coltIm,ntion or bmsinrss inter il iccaino known
init Il s9''id not 10 sueccssit,ily contiuoteti WIS
suGh. The iirm hnu hnpes thMt sono one OF tho
mnny wires saey hAd ~ ne nro ,n1GnE prov0 .,!a
not omc. II nPpon1em " tnu so'imI.t.1 t1"l
mi mi. To-" To- use A" y vuiEnr evnrcssiun. bittsu
, 1881-05-27

SpfiuIHttd tlinssl irruhiieAn. .-.
A lIOlyOkG street WOnlh, whilp drawing va.
ter for washing the other day tIr,ugh 4 thtoe-
eighths OF an inch ppe. was astOnlshoh to sec
long sliniy creature shoot out u t1s pipe Into
, 1881-05-27
nntruwcsl 10 N monetary struggle between Ei-
roiso and America" EMtLE nE LAvEIEYE.
TftE MONETARY coSFEt,EScE.


en,ss - sset sa maoIon ~ 1 apI ss NJ, ~
nr, hnI I,nr ,,,s,i ~ ~ oa nni III x
n.rks ~ II" or, slIvcr ..i,, ~ .emnnntisc tic Sost
Gt i, tno ohera!M',1,' r M,' Sc'fK K!; nat nasxs s6
s 70 ~ ,a III, Encie tncinrs inn;,rr s,rIHn "nrs
strh,itt. ~ Tho rsnml,itn,,r,, ~ slivnr And
- hv ihe nf frcn nfntnwo
in u sertaii, ni,n.Gcr ii great States at d Ilxea
enrt. eMn sssc n ns ws ny,c ~ fos th"t MIR.
pose For ceStni,, nt,Gsc ny "f Year, M sho n n'Eht @
sinrr Mav is7,' mid for u1'otnnr nerI Or tlir,l-
tiot, sic sutaht engage IL seIi oniy 90 limited
I"p,,,a ss ~ v, IL thc.n u nerilds and n,,nt,tt
tes H,rh NJ, Mn mrr,i,,srnISnt w1,,ll pru,cct H.
r,rn thHiors WhInh' m"rcnvnr. c,iti 1tnur puiy
Il lilo iaia,cr Sf tra.o wns against hcr or if tho
rat!o Of M of tho ,i!otna 1 un'"n W. s ss,,.
t,nEcrry. INK Il, aty cnsc, tf,o export Vi thalors
wna ~ 1's t1r .dd h9 3 80 N sMs n,nx
~ Tnro,an G' Siircr. rhnt Inmn moreover.
u,toht nx"It,,,n tnnlrrs from frsc I1,Intanc, titus
a.,ng :" The o cost S n se spssuy11'o, " c,,ny ~
,inwn "t,i r,tr,iV. Ournany tiiiEslt nlso rxtcMtl
,ho ;ssn, We wa d iGr s a o ny as1y ~
mnies ~ thn .,tp,, v"1,,r niaktnr turnihor Ts.
iSttx1' mnrks. and sf,u u,nuht turIt du,S tho five
emu ens, ,wp ,,t nrf 81. soGT y T. is ~ n ~ ii,
IT, FremoI,tIr. III m lmhnlr Of England, stntri
fi,nt ut.,s "n,,H mi ,nntinn svstUtn which had
tr sx yr",s IT, tho ,yio nns aH
I'm nnrt In my wiz. h. WIS rc.ly 10 nifor any
n1 sn say w9S r tho ne nu c
IN, nntnri,Iin,.l Nc, hun 81 a rulllcui chunRo az
nirr,,,nstnnrs,s. mt cSnrrsstHi II rcaIjr,css TO
onnsor M, a,',1,,as+ Ia, fnr rT.tnrlnv t,o vutio
~ siVcr. Sr T. s;nIt Tor danntln. ND tho tiole-
unt"s az i,nrfnumi. istssin. firccrp. AustrIl.
Stira oMg" ;tcci" ~ I nct1nm. rha vencra lis.
tnsso,. prIar 10 tho cunsldcrntIot. sif tho rrt,-
% er..t,, irsnea ed by Mr v~lIk. was Then opcnca by
, 1881-05-27
LAWRENCE & MARTIN.
The Unsecured Debts $304, 600
and the Assets $7i,698.
The Creditors, After Hearing This,
Retire into Cave Of Gloom.

meeting OF tho creditors OF Lawrence Il
Martin was held at tho Office Of Tcnury, FluwCr
Crafty, III tho 0rannfn l,lock. yostet.,ay. Thoro
wore pbout thrty.Avc prcscnt, representing In
tho neiehborhnoA Of $2a0,0o0 Among them
woro !. NJ, Athorton, OF LoutsviC; John 8.
neechcr and Herman Meyer, Of New York; W.
+. LOWS, Of Montreal: Mr.. Dawson, Of l}otlatro,
o.; John Parker, Al Arundel, and representa-
ttvcs Ut about two loxcn distiltcrlca: also.
1icssrs. Horton ullman. Ella, and Assay,
representing creditors. Tho Inttcr appGarod
on behalf OF Ives nccrher of Now York. Mr..
Mohr and Mr.. isceao OF Cincinnati, Lamronce
Mycr l. to. OF New York. Arundel 4 lotUn Of
Chicago, tho Garden City Distilling Company Of
Chicngu, Chaplin Il Core, the United statos Dis
tllltny Company, and two tnoFo Chicago dstll-
lcrips md two III New York, tho total Of all tho
claims bcing ts5,ooo.
Afr. ncociler WIS called to tho chnT. and Mr..
Arundel ctosen Secretary.
Thorp wcro n ttH1mper of reporters present,
and 1T tho suggestion of Mr.. Tenney thoy were
nskcd 10 retire.
Mr.. Tcnncy thou submitted n stntemont pur.
porting 10 show
THE CONDITION OF THE FIRMS AFFA1Ns.
II proved TINT great ttcal Of lying wns dono
whom tho doors OF tho house wero closed,
the del,ts being $4T7,000 instoad Of $a50, ,0oo.
According to this document tho unsecured
Indebtedness 1s $s1a,oa5: bills discounted,
F25lNl; totul $11l ,t5,5; and tho SECURED In.
1Otitchncss. $112,hb; mixing. tho liabilities
receIvatlc. and cash, tho goods not In tho hantis
or Judgment creditors boiug held by other cred.
tors Ms collateral. Tho accounts Arg scacd
thus. omtttnx tho bad oncs which foot up $s',-
I)ouhtfu $!s, ,1sGDe5. 5......................$1 1000
Good, b300i
, 1881-05-27

A tuloly uso Of Hop Utttgrs will keep whole
family In FVbuSt health year with but itslvcost
, 1881-05-27

A Hls1VAl. AND Dl;rAnr11iu;; -
A. TkAtNs.,ExFLANATi6S o. 4b,tE bHtE "
MAMRH-tsAtMrtlhY excepted. .Sunt,nn nnAvEHsstl
{hinnday excepted. slJniiy. ''"s1 eieephd
ChscnEo = n Forths~estern R,,,,.
For Mnrs 'rir,r-t'ariH. Alccp!ne.t'ar acru,.m5,
Snlc9. lntmet l!hlse. II 'ann-sL snd H. .hiPel
MID c0EnGt % Wells md kinsir.atN 'ne oepot qs
, 1881-05-27
1RUS SE.S,
ROp TURE CURED.

y MdD0 RsyMrh inttIratr- ronn,,,
i,ntentcn July t+'s .A.,Jn.,n,"nt MI; .Ttrss
srsfe .st = ,SHf ,u 4
nh0ltrd by tho Il. " tInsrrmmcnI u. lru,e
H'aAuc stockER.: l."ns tnntri In Ih,nseI h,e neat Ahs
nA"i''h1'f; t;1, 1m,l;'fMAN 1 rAHkrn
, 1881-05-27

Khntas City, ponver, Pueblo FIX. 1:30 m. l:sspp
Kansas Clty,Hnntn Ft, Now M0x-
icU, ArixoHM& Fast ExIi g:1lp MI isnan
Nj. lSys, EprInGti0d 4 TGxnA.. J:UU MI 11DpH
1T. Louis, Springfield ID1As. p;U1 m1& 1QAn
MUblI0 " Now urrans Express. Il HaU M 150pn
rcHrin, keOkuk. Il 18ur- via H:tJa nj. 1Npm
lInQtIt East Exprcss Chenoa|S y;1l p mil i1iu
pNsin u Peoria ls1 vn Jpll1. ~. 9Dl mEs 1aepn
StreatuF. l.acOn, WnshHHtn FIX, l:tN MI l!Spm
JulIrt Il dwight Accommodated 5:U nl' Ebam
, 1881-05-27

Illinois Central 1Inliroad.
Depot foot of 1Akn-At, and toot OF TwentyVecond14
Ticket OnicGa, III NAndOlph.Nt-. ntnf CAsk, Gl1a4
rncido ll0te and Palmer House.
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rather notorious for blockade running ever
since I.hcc TIE war, but il has about played"
lie places of blockade till-shanties" have
oceh supplied hy registered distilleries, and
wl!iskcy i still made and drank, and in INV
opinion will I've rs long as the earth produ-
kind
The friends of Mai. Redmond will be
Pleased to learn that Notwithstanding he
was seriously wounded when captured he
IS getting well. His seven wounds-first in
tiie back. second and third in right shoul-
uer' fourth through right arm. fifth and
siAtii III left hip, seventh in left thigh-are,
ne writes. nearly Ill healed. His wounds
are by large balls. TWO sixteen shooters and
one NJ Mississippi rifle being brought TO bear
upon him, with some muskets and double
barrel guns He writes ME that 25 or 80
shots were fired at him. His trial will be
,;d iiad At Ashcyille, \. G., at the November
i'riii of Court. Col. c. M. McI.oud, who
Is said to he All able lawyer, is his attorney
redmond has the chance OF giving bond In
Tie sum of $500. His friends in this
county and in Trans ylvania county, n. G..
Will make il for him
The national holiday (4th Julv) found
our people with sad hearts all lamenting
The fate of President Garfield, and all indig.
hant over the cowardly, unprovokcd and
brutal attack Upon him. Scarcely greater
calamity, could bcfall this grcat nation thai
me dcatl Of President Garfield ut this time.
God save the President P.cErNs
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Pickcps County News,

Mn. EDlToR: The strong opposition that
once existed to the stock law is dead as g
mackercl' The law works like charm,
and everybody is pleased with il now. We
need no more speeches to convince our pco
pie of the advantages and benefits of the
law.
Crops are tolcrably far-wil,bc good if
we have plenty of rain soon. Wheat and
oats have been naryestod-wnc'tt c1cciiei'i'
oats fair. Corn and cotton are little above
the average crop. Garden vegetables ana
frying chickens rather scarce. Never in my
life have seen the farmers making such an
effort rs they are this year. There is not
one particle OF loafing or idlng to mix with
the history of farming in Pickens county
this year. If the spring and summer season
had been as wet rs | have often seen, one
third OF the crop planted, and now in q FAR
state of cultivation, would have been lost.
With the blessings of kind Providence our
people will be able this fall to pay oil pro
vision bills, taxes, &c, and still have re-
mainder.
The upper portion Of our county has been
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We are requested 10 announc. tho, NJ tho
conclusion of the address of Jnmn. NulT.
Ein. Esq, at Picrcetown. in nnnn,;,i,,, IN
prohlbitory liquor laws on nnri Sn,ur,lnv
at o'clock the Rev. G. NJ Un.,nr, viii
addreSs The meeting. at the r,.n,,est Of Tho
lrlcnus OF the temperance movement. in
,avor oi prohibltion. The ladies and gen
invited to be present.
pos,oiiicc and daily mail has been cs.
taplishcd Mt Pelzer. on the Columbia and
nIeehViilc iiaiiroad. with Mr.. A. T. Car
l'eil.er US the postmaster. The Pelzer
operation depot and station Of heir own
Nitli n telegraph Office at the iunction of
The Columbia and Greenyillo AMI Pelzcr
company Railroads. Over t,Xo hundred
hands are now employed. and treat pro
Eress III the construction of tile factory has
peeii hladc during HE past few weeks
The intensity OF the heat last week was
me general topic Of conversation on the
street ana everywhere else. The highest
point reached by The Thermometer at Orr &
sloan drug store was 1907, ON Saturday
atit.ernooh, ti, put AT other parts of the town
t,ner'hometers registered as high as 1899 ard
auh aui me nights were very hot and su!,ry,
ana ,,d TO sleep comfortably was impossible
me ram on Monday and Tuesday has
cooied The atmosphere considerably and 10
I'VE now is more pleasant
1t is our painful duty this week to record
we ueati OF one Of Amdcreon's mos, csti-
iiiaDie ana accomplished ladies' Mrs. Anna
Cathcart, wife OF Mr. James NJ. Cuthcnr,
lie sad event Orcurrc,, ~ III, residence of
her mother, Mrs. c. -. Bewlev. on SATURDAY
evening last at O'Clock, in The 3jti, vc.r
oi ner age, after mos. painful Illness of
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On last Tuesday over one hundred and
fifty gentlemen Interested in agriculture
from different portions Of the county, as.
semhlcd BY invitation, ut the clcgan, resi-
dcncc of Hon. Il. T. Crayton, two miles
west of Anderson. where they spent a most
pleasant day looking over his model cotton.
corn and small grain farm. The growing
crops oi cutton and corn were III fine con
dition, and promise handsome yields. Tie
farm Itself is well arranged and thoroughly
drained and cultivated COL GRAFTON Is
making tile, which afforded interest to
some who visited the tile-yard, bur Tie
subject OF greatest iitcrcs, was the fine
cattle, which embrace several ,:n,!s Of
thorough -brcds.
After spending the morning in looking
over the crops, in seeing the cattle, or iii
conversation, as the preference inclined one
To, the crowd was summoned To 4 suupiu-
ons dnncr spread upon tables beneath Tie
splendid shade trees at the sprins The
merits of this portion of the programme
were attcsted in 4 most practical and conclu-
Sive manner.
After dinner there was some effort TO yet
up some speaking, but Col Crayton came
To the rescue with the suggestion that they
listen to an article on "Ensilage," whic!
was rcad by Col. l.. NJ Ruckcr. After
spending some time in agreeable conycrsu-
tion the party dispersed, having spent Il
pleasant day and been most handsomely
entertained.