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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-07-14
SUPREME COURT DPeTS
Reported for The Clarion By LB-
noy-at-Law, Jackson ~. &
APRIL TERM. 1881

A. J. BATES,
v. No a-3e
7. II. Mcdowell.
Appeal from the Circuit C,r..
County. Hon. J. B. Christina
The only question in thi, Case
Mrs. Burris, whose husband 5
was entitled to dover in land. ..
execution against him during t,...
The court below held that ~ n.
The opinion Of the supreme Como
in full:
CAMPBELL, j..
The appellant is not entitled
in this action, because Mn, Er-.
to be endowed Of the land .,II
cutiOd against her husband in I,I-
maintainable. Her right Al. a.,.
determinable by the law Ind f-....
when her husband died. wb...
Code of 1897. p. 467, ART I63 r..
she was entitled TO be endowed
lands OF which her husband IA.
and possessed, or which he had ...
veyed otherwise than i'm good f.-.
a valuable consideration.
The husband did not die -.sg.I
sessed" of the land which wa. ,,.-
sheriH 1hu l. execution aSan.th.un
nor had he made "a c0uyeNaHe4
fraud of the rights of hi, w.n b..
Lucketl, A Miss, 80. OF ,gr, ....
was the widow entitled tl bs END
virtue Of the Code of 1857.
Jaa5Hsa. ae
ID. c. Bramlett, for appe.an.
b. +. Johns and G. T. Ns..sr.
To be reported
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Gen. Chalmers snd the Ames-Alcorn
Canvass.

For purposes Of their own some of the
enemies of Gen. Chalmers have charged
that in 1873 he voted for Ames in pref
erence to Alcorn in the contest between
the two Republican factions in this
State. just what that matter has to
do with the questions appertaining to
the present, or any future canvass, that
we are likely TO have in this State, is
what we cannot understand. The Dem
ocratic party, in Convention assembled,
having determined to put no candidate
in the field, the members of the party
were left free to choose between the can
didates of the Republican party, or to
refrain from voting at all. Some voted
for Acorn, few for Ames, and a great
many refused 10 choose between the
two alternatives. 1t turns out that Gen.
Chalmers belonged to the latter class !;
and when Acorn and Ames were pre-
sented TO him for making his selection,
he replied as did the man when asked
to choose between strychnine and arse
mic, Not any l thank you The fol-
lowing correspondence is conclusive on
this point. 1t will show that the hig h
est positions were in store for Cen
/ Chalmers if he had yielded to the i'm
I portunities Of the Ames party, which
was evidently in the ascendant, and
numbered in liz ranks such home Re
/ publicans as Judges Orr, Chandler, Han
cock and others whom We might name
+ Still We ask, what have the assail ants
of Gen. Chalmers 10 gain by reviving
this agitation? Since his refusal to join
either Of the Republican crowds in 1873,
he has been elected to the State Senate,
and to Congress three times, winning
victories in each contest over over
whelming odds, and bringing home to
his constituent the substantial rewards
Of the victories which they achieved I'M
der his banner:
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Democratic Conservative State Con-
vention transportation Arrange
mentS.

ED1oRs CLARION Please give notice that
arrangements have been made to pass dele
gates 10 the Democratic Conservative State
Convention Al reduced rates on Railroad and
Steamboat Lines, follows:
CHc.Go, ST. LOUIS AND NEW ORLEANS
RAILROAD Pull fare 10 Jackson and half fare
returning on presenting certificate from Sec
rotary OF the Convention that parties were IN
attendance on the & invention az duly accred-
tied delegates thereto, and paid full fare In
going to the Con yentIon. sand certificate good
until and on August 7th, 1881.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD -
To delegates aud others attending Convention,
Round Trip Tickets TO Greuad =, on August
Ist aud q good to return until and on 1th
August. 1881, at three cents per mile each way
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD -
Full fare going and oHe Fourth fare re urnIng
on production Of certificate as prescribed for
Chicago ST. Louis and New Orleans Railroad.
Return tickets sold until ana August 9Th,
1881
MOBILE AND ONO RAILRoAD:-Excarsion
Tickets to Meridian at three cents per mile
each way Commencing sale August LIST,
closing August ii returning coupons not
good u ter August lOth, 1881.
VIcKsBrRu AND MERIDIAN RAILROAD -
Round Trip tickets, at six cents per mile.
STEAMBOATS,:
ST LorIs Aup VIcKsBuRo ANCHOR LINE -
usual Delegates should have their credentials
TO show on the Boats.
PARGsor LINE;-Two-Thirds Of the regular
fa-e each way. Applicants for reduced rates
should have certificates showing that they are
delegates.
Other Railroads and Steamboats, have been
appIied 30 for rates. the terms of which will
be pubii- he'd as soon received
The Democratic Conservative papers of the
State respectfully requested to publish
this notice Very especially,
ID. p. PORTER,
Secretary State Dem.-C0n. Elk. Committee.
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4QAN N. EURnRyILLE,

4QHE ". EURRRvILLE,
but when he shall have held it as long "a
Col Hemingway has, we will be for leaving
him out, and putting another out in.
BILLY GRUBBER.
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may II


KINGS MOUNTAIN all its HEROES.
THIS work, frdii, the pen Of Lyman 6,
J. Draper, LID, will he ready for
d liv ry in short iime' II will he found,
tho fullest and most accurate account Of
ono If TIE most impolMnt battles Of the
i ev ,lNtion. Every South Carolinian!
81 o I'D have q copy. The book is sold
OF by subscription. Mt fonr dollars per
c. py II may be procured Of the under-
gn Il, sole agents Tor Fairfield.
!. L. WITHERS & co. !!
GaB- Revised New Ttstnmen!s, in all
tho diff styles. may be had ut rnb-
E"''~"' .;.n" f'.l" ;,,lv1r I'm =
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THE TWELFTH ItEGINEET,

Proceedings. of tlte Annual Reunion nt Ian
castor "A Very Plltasant Gathering OF the
Veterans and their Friends. It =,
correspondence 0; The News and ileralhl
LANCASTER G. H., August. 18.---To-
day being the anniversary Of the, sur
vivors Of the 18th Regiment, South
Carolina Volunteers. in the late war,
they met in the courthouse at. this
place at ten o'clock a. M, for the
transaction Of business, Col. r. f.
Clyburn, president. presiding. The
minutes Of the last meeting were. read
and confirmed. On motion, ,ofCaptain
Kinslcr the name Of Or. W. W. Keith,
former surgeon Of he Regiment, was
added to the roll Of the Association.
The committees on statistics were call
cd on for .reports. Companies F, e
and made full reports. The COM
.nntdeS from other: companies asked
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HALTlNG BETWEEN TIE SEASONS, |
for u brief space review the situation,
glance proudly back on grand Success
.es, then steadily look forward to. Eelds
Of more glorious enterprise. Making
room for my fall stock, offer special
Inducements. - With branch house
in Chester, undcr>the firm of MINI
nangh Bros, with Prank p. MilnnauGh
at the helm, and my large and incrcas-
ing business ut this i>oint, l will he so
situated that can buy goods direct
fronrmanufacturers by the package,
and offer inducements to the whole
sale and retail buyers, far exceeding
previous years. AS the lien law may
be repealed this year, and. .the crops
are short not only in our own county,
but all over the State, it bchooves the
people Of this and the adjoining coun-
ties. to spend the Almighty Dollar
where they can buy the best and u,ost
goods for the least money. BY calling
on Mimnaugh Bros. i'm Chester, or j.
l.. Mimnaugh, Winnsboro, tAcy .Will
prove to you by their prices that. they
advocate the short profit cash system.
/ will leave for the Northern markets
some time next week. where l will
remain some timc-carctullv selecting
goods suited to the tastes Of the pco-
pie. We will order any goods not in
stock at five per cent. net. for parties
paving cash down with the order.
This branch has increased very much
in the past twelve months. Our
grand fall opening will commence
about September IS. 49,.
(ADy.) JOIN L. MIsNAUGn.
Ayers Pills arc general favoritc,
because Of tbclr powerful yet gentle
operation. Medical men prefer. them
for nervous or lclicStc constitutions.
, Mcssrs. Williams & Rutlcdgc. Green
vile, S. g., Dear Sirs: The piano re-
Gently purchased QfNnu is Il great de-
light to my family, and source of
praiScworthy comment from all the
musical critics who have examined it.
Yours truly.
W. X. BLAKE.
Greenwood, S. c., Feb. 7, 1881. X
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TOWN AND COUNTY,
{ :,.gV =, = g,
TUESDAY, August rs, ,ss;

,:!TEssrs OF THE News AND. HERALD,
-Tri-Weekly edition, four Collars pe,'
'EMnu,n,, In advance; weekly edition.
!"o dollars and fifty cents peranpune,
III advance. Liberal discount to clubs
or live and upwards. , ,,ui,,
hATEs or FADvERT1sIEG.-On dolia,
per ipGh for the first insertion, ond
&ty cents per inch for each subscq cent
Insertion. These'rates apply to all ad
Vertiscments, Of whatever natu rc, and
arc payable strictly in advance. Con
tracts for three, six or twelve moNths
.InHde,. On. very liberal terms. Tran
sient local notices, fifteen cetlts, per
line,,tDr the first insertion. and seYen
and one-half cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes, Of respect charged as adver-
tiselnqsents. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
All communications, Of whatsoever
nature, should he Addressed. to the
AYinnsboro Publishing Company
Wimsboro, S. G..
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GARD OF THANKS.

The Survivors Of the 18th South
Carolina Regiment Of the late war beg
leave to return their thanks to the pro-
prietor ,. Of tho Nicholson Ho-
tel, Chester, S. c., for reduced
rates, and for generous and kind
attention shown them in going to and
returning from their annual reunion
at Lapfaster the present year and tho
last year at Yorkvillc, and bespcak. for
him generous patronage Of the pub
lie. ,.s~
:. Members Of Cos. A, B, G, D, E, r,
Ii, and I, 18th Rcgt., S. G.. ".
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OOe-> = W. <h| AZ AA1aHs
COURT OF COMMON PI EAs.
Mary r. Rose, Fanny A. Hogan,
Isaiah =. Smith and Henry Y. Smith,
plaintiffs, against Edward =. Smith,
as Administrator Of the estate Of
Wright Il. Smith, deceased, AMI in
diVidually, Silcna +. Smith, Robert
Smith, Ella Smith. Aaron Fcl.ler
Smith; Matte II. Mcdaniel, James
w. b. Smith, Derrcll Nth, ;..nd
Wylie j. Davis. Dctcndantsa,. Sum-
mons for Relicf-Complaint not
Served.
TO THE DNFrSpASrs Apovn-M,Mrp:
YOU are hereby summoned and re-
quircd 10 answer the complaint in this
action, which is filed in the office OF
the Clerk of Common Pleas. for the
said County, and to serve copy of
your answer to the slid complaint on
the subscribers at their office, No.
Law Range, Winnsboro, :. G., within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the day of such service ;
and if You fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid. the plaintiffs
in this action. will arply to the Court
loi' thC lCiicl uClllnttcN Ill tllC COIIl-
plaint. :,
Dated 18th July. 1881.
DOUGLASS IL MCCANTS,
:, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the abovc7namcd Defendants Siena
f. Smith. Robert Smith, Ella Smith
and Aaron Fielder Smith:
Take notice that the summons in
this action, of which the foregoing is Ii
copy. and the complaint were filed in
tho Office st; the Clerk Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, at Winnsboro, in the
County Of Fairfield, in the State. .o1
South Carolina,o on the 10Th day of July
A. D. 1881.
Dated 10Th JultJ 1881. ,..'-'
DOUGLASS & MCCANTS,
-: Plaintiffs Attorneys.
july 16-t6wsat
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.-The trains
now pass Winnsboro as follows:
North-bound passenger, 1928 p. IN. !;
south-bound, 1928 p. IN. ,i,orth.bound
freight, 9.05 n. M; south-bound, 1877
p. m. These arrivals arc OH the basis
ct Railroad time, sixteen minutes
faster than WinnsborO time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

Sinco tho introduction of this Spoo,
cotton into tho American market. it's sue
less has been unpr4cctl. nted. No othc,
brand Of thread h,s ever n ct with tn,
same amount of public iav,r in the same
;paco Of time. .'''
Tho o. N. T. manufacturers wero tn.
irst to recognize the importance Of tn :.
ewing AIachine and to mako six corr
'otton, whick has ever been tho recog
iiztd standard for machines. =
All tho improvements in I:achincr,
that tho inventive genius of the nine
reth century has. produced have been
adapted by tho manufacturers of 20. N. IT,
At MI tho greet International Fairs ol
he world. 20. N. T." has been awarded
he higheat honors. :; =.
The 80. N. r." facterics mt Newark.
Ns j., and Paisley, Scotland, employ
j,2NO operatives make sufficient thread
.aily TO go around tho world four tl..es.
Consume 40 tons Of coal daily.
The manufacturers Of 80. n r." art
he largest manufacturers of Spool Cot.
'on in the yworld.;'
"A full nsnertmo ont nf II is Spool Cotton
mn be had Mt wholesale and retail at j. NJ
3EATY IL co. 'S. feb a. txGm
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ATTENTION.
! !

=
HAVING determined to "CLOSF
)UT' our stock Of Spring Dress
foods, we offer yo'l from this date
nusnal bargains ip same. Wo have
complete line. of' these goods, and
oartios will do we'll to call. examine
md prico' these before purchasing.
We would also; call your attention to
our line Of Fancy Muslin and Linen
Lawns. In white goods we are "Full
Up" Our. line of these goods con-
lists Of Linen Lawns, Victoria
Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Plain, Plaid
md Striped. Nainsooks, Jaconets,
Cambrics, Piquos, Plain and Plaid
'v iss, &c, &c. LAGOS, Laces,
Lacos. Edgings, Edgipgs, Edg-
ngs.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
SELVES.
McMAsTER, BR1CE & KETCHIN.
may 7
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JOB PRINTING.

All kinds OF JOB PRINTING, such
as Letter. Heads Bill Heads Emvclopesy
&C., &c., done in neat style ard Ecry,,
CHEAP, at The NLws AND, HERALD
Gface.
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CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, ~Pircapplcs, To
matocs, Salmon, Cos,cd Beef, Dcvilctl
Ham and Turkey, Sarlincs, &c.
Macaroni and Cheese, Ginger, Pre-
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Cooper
Gclatine, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmcgs.
Baldwin Catsup. Cross e. Black
wells Chow Chow, Empire Glow
Chow. Assorted Pickles, Lea g. Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce. -,
j. +. MoAlASTER s; go.
sept IL
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FRESH GROCERIES !

CUGARS, assorted. CoGccs; RIO,
Laguayra and Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Teas, Blacky Imperial, Gunpowder
and Young Tyson.
, 1881-10-10
Tll4BplsA Homo,

IfGrttUr1 ItMs& heID iUrk Letter.
persnHs lhlssIug II! thu nalkhburblUu or afh;;
Mrtcy larx stttI to loAk Ut u biIltlH tlNt u ~
ct,vcret! with unnvas. Mud tre puzzled ~ i,,ak9
iiu,ssu rr.au thut it,clusts tile pnllrN trtIut ~
th0 bhllltnx fran sltlnwahk to roof. Pcnplt
stu1a M,iu ltt,k Alla wander why 1t u COVERED ~
ln!a way. ThuRg Whh uak whu4ts hOiLs0 1t II uro
1uIiI, Nj. rijtivl,'B. Tho enormous cnnSAA In.
yulUpA, bus tI:01l OIL 1t all summer. It wiz put
thurs tn prtett thO promises fr0ll tho dust nllA
dirt nrIstnk from th0 lult!lng Uperat!ons s'stt
summer. wlscI, tho work Ut tho u,usOns 9egatl.
They rst tnDk out tllu trout AMI renr OF tli9 NJ
1Unlnx bAlltll1Y. Anl then rA thu walls 1stcx lo
Ihu t!Upth Ut nt4,At l00 feet. Tho erlck front
eEntt wna taa0n ont tn Nuw helllx fe-
rtAeed by URu 0f hcnty bfoWn stone:
This building IL tu be entsnceted With alla
become, Y inrt VI tho woI!-know', ,!',a Is.
pr. Iilden transacted snu"t at h!s c4tnpaiEa ,ta
lIlsIt,ess i've years pG.,. Whom thu work Of ths
tMussulK anu eArpcusoEs IL completed thu tWo
Htrtletarra will lu ula. 1t ~ advancing very
8luwiy, u.ld psr,bslbty won't be hni6hcd tstuio
mkt RprllW. Every pMrt Dt It III tont u! tn1
lul,st sbstAntill sllitt,lIer tlnlGt u Ito WuFk
iii shu Vanderbilt Hailsi0Na OH Ft2th avenue 10
!nii,y tu t,na Ut tho t.ns'st rpsuriccs ~ New
~. H. and will tMrnstl 1t M the rcaest a,id Gt,st
lltst .nllnncr, Tho Most siy1tjh Of tho Ftln
llyettuu establishments won't EArPAs. 1t IN tbls
rl*pent. sttlo Ut h's tE!enaa wundur what ~
will ttu with NJ Hue q lnRHaIoll, III tlcEo " ~
Nkrlntutt, they WY. Of his tAkiuH wife u pr.
sta over 4 a1d .ntSy ,s dsliEht a. hayng ,yal sva
hu VIII tiu w}lh 1t. aud Ut uit events, he IuAy
III we'll use sotue OF hla tcoEiey this WAf ~ ahs
uthDr.
, 1881-10-10

wj,rln,ins to me. tlut nh. wil,n they ahtfl Honn
trun tho Enst, md ftn,, tho West, Nttd from, tho
North. md from tl'o aM,tn. ittn thu heaxctiy
unIlnry l,cynnl RAl.ury--..l,d They rsn fnr tho
l,uxb1t,Fy. and Christ shall risn with them. A,h
shAll cnntlitt.t Tint KrrNt harlnOnH "Wnrthy IA
Inn fninb TINT was slain tat rErIvg lilosslfiRs,
nnt' reIr., nm,l t,naor. md H!ury. ana p'1wnr,
wtIrli wiitsplt uIH1I'
III thu fir l:,yt thort, ~ n hi,si they rail- tho
,inl. nlM"t w"ti Is titr lt,tt,ift1 ttt1rrstttn't
tint up,n wliAlrvnr hMt, tlIg alinlslw NJ that
h1rt sthi ra,*t upn, that l,M,l tllrrn x,nll fmn
&.rs,vn q thnlt ttt,yH " t1Ia aplrlt l,ntsR HttH
liz lit tlln Rl,At1nW nf 'rbt WHE rnll nl,gl this
r.,urtEtlt.u. Tint t'Httt ut nat III ltrA.0h nlny
wrnr N,,ur his i,rNh ptswt,. II crUw,t. Mud holl
III hla right hiluu Il Atut. stNr.
, 1881-10-10
HONORED BLOOD.
i Dramatic 1nG1dcnt Of the Wnr-IEec-
oaNttton ur til" tinlInntry or tho Cap
tain 0f II ChlrngO EtHttrry.

i Drlnlnt3e 1nGfaIcAt Of the Wnr-Ieec-
Ossstttnn ur thH fiullnntrY or tho Cap
tain Ut II CIIIrmgO Esmttrry,
I.ituf Heck Ga-stft.
Eighteen yrnth ltHn U.o 1T tho nlt,st draInntc
incll!unts Ut tho hll1 WAr. cnIt! lutr lcc,ltlse,
lot 1t br lloistd. all III It's isstcs ure s!eN.l NO
ullrc.l 1T Fuurrhc DAln. a fow miles below this
city. Gun. 1'reu ntld his ,trl,y were sIct,pying
this city. ten. Steele wn* advancing. Tl.a
whnla G,l,ntry wuH In II tHrrihln KtutH ~ rxellg-
nGnt. 4 hattie wis cxntsctett, Every 0lH hRA
cnl,,ttlnnte III tu bravery anu military SKILL Nf
tleu. Frsr. Ills achievements wrrn lleTittlr,l.
hIs pr,lsrs snnK.
One night, before tho ,!a@ntng 0f tho 10th Of
srpieiul,rr, lSEl u Confederate ta'icpr on ,!uty
will his ,ncn ut I'LL "l.trnst, hn. Ivy reaHtvc.l
tlirnet fninrnHtiuu from Ii nun whit hll ltcen
IN tho pMrmy's cnilit', lty duwti hy Tire, an1
III lear turi, fr0m ~, u!,l ttCollnt totk wrnt1
u iliErntct. to setInr tItlfrsr, huslIl,luA:
"Tto bAtt open. tuluurrnw." nnh giving Il
htnln1llei,t ~ III tho lumber nS anrn IN tim
rnt,thya rankR, sth,wIlIE INIT his f,'rro was lu-
.r."tlnily t"rwarr!"'t" tn ,ia piper as,! dis-
,lttrtl INIT u littLo ltock with iiat rllctnls
",'T;r ; ,nS . , m to;,, tis pr|He' M wos
.s.,tsa uwnro .hut I!'e time ior ac,iun l,si s'n
Whcn the ltA'nlu ut eAnfan. ttnL " daylight.
ur,iilsel him. To sulltcrs iiuwn tho river
fo,'nht siS*nerntety. Tacy, yrFo M'upcl!stl 70
tlr|dri Hut ttuk ras!stat,cn SHOULD 'io .nU.
tiatl. Newton, VII" tAsl bne'I srnt bars IL turr,
the MN an stey afT"!. MHs eavH .'. thnt or
er, M w. , .t. I'M, VIII , @ ,m,, tee @ ,s,
buu!, r.aase,t, I.lsht! .ll al.tt exolaluesl:
% %"Nr ,'tat 'nHRea nifnt "etelo eo'ee Fs'ce
rctIgnt: ,,u,., uo.u.,..,, ua,>,,,,, r,...,,, T.,
Anfhr fe'cea FeeEe't' 'ea"'ea 4sc"1oH' ~
SlrpEsn.. H., l., H., r,,,, ,,.uo,.n
.,ans: tns ns artay Ii ~, y, tn!i TetreMt ,,,
slarEe, nt wer'' M % ren!'lsgd ;loi1riea ,l!s . 3r.
aera! u tltNu ~ Msssoars pel9Mag. nGt,Js @ w
oleek, nMu ife. - tsae u."asi ~ vT.,ss. nMu ~
I'M Ahly 1G!t " tnu niilGS. nut, 'Mi.,Winn no ~.
, 1881-10-10

Christ seems to sta,Hi on tho p'nttoru, nt m
Thriving iight torwat,i an ;iIa saurc: person:
ta'9 cyaMxcl!sts aul tho prorh.cta are t,'a lnDi.
WHIT St' al iT"x c scl Ss' d % e"rt ' a sefH 1' M
iilIt4, with TIM spectators. Every tnt,,,nthn IN
,urth E Is ~ nuo e Ky @ q t'atysry 1horn ~ @ r.
bunk. Tie wnrl.l tutka Of n.hrcy. hut it .l,cs ut
kns,w what ,t,rrcy y. Ntnrt'sc u n,nt wat,tlcrn
with h!n, frnn tho e'llslch, from tho lmt.hInz-
iMst'. md fron ~ psH:nnt e!rct,'*: ta! IL ilio
me- ] ri F h. e sr w:r HMM mt ,s .'t ,s t ,xr,,s t"f v T ~,
r:.r,i,,stncsa ii ssaI's voir,, uHlllnp i.u buck.
Ann II II Il huf,a ftr nA.t to cntnn bnck whcn he
i ws,,,san! Whit th.'ligh s',p repent. IN mercy
t"r her; ,sa wn t,,u ii,"5' sls .,nrvc K
rsayes @ III y ,!,o eraye: r %nere ~ ! nsss @ srey # +
@ t,,"',pe. It % IN" II HI T scrvises f IL armxfyHa
in,nr uint fr'nn No Far. West calnn u atiti a.t
shs nMn M IN ' Hslra M in It ,hey ! s,i' 10 a, ny ,ny:
,Er.t III fur str''t .!rn,. a' Il" foarrI that Iis
cn:c WIS toprlr4a. iia tt,r. ,lalltM.E,, ins tl.s
'nnii lntn hts yestry.,r9."n an tnIk.:i With hin;
{, hla p,r,xsssns III wcl, there .sas Mu nicoi,u
jM,t M is .rtts. @ III i, inc ior.i. 10 n,rtc FIN, h
! ttw wrecks ago he received ii lrtter frnn, l'oatHN
f h!. a w9 was nw sssnsf4'nS tf .,i he
TI,. tit'sti ; ,s"s rt.,l,t In H. fcnts, pt,t Il
tu;,, tho i,n,,t1s III II scrIp,.s a0 wo hn,i rrntl
tho ,uI,l,ts,iu,,t If tri, ci,,tuts.-tbu Tel tam.
% s,i"t i,v wnrks WIN, u",uy; ,,,nto nr MI W ,hat
i,.i,vr ni,,i viii wy yp,i rest" tit It min tMo
bnn,i ri fin s,,rr,w,nw. YIN thtmuht X wis
tigHih lint tUt,k yr riiitl, i3ut It wis rnIy Tho
Dlvinr Hhuphnr tnElt,y Il InnN nut uf tic coil.
.tf snl, II tho King,io.n 1T iienvcIi." Ks sn,nc.
ta tho sttnrnrst th,,ri,ss ~ soma Of
lin swnet,.st ts,nsolnti,,t,s pf the iI,s,,ul
rrsy 5,,1t ~ tf,e sDress ntiitetinns. put tic
Itt,,ic i,l,t, tp liu,s uf tic ilcret nut bunker
iii rcl,is tint rchcs gut hy frAnl ii Nun shall
nrr ftt.,n in to f,,I1st fr hfs tlhrs atiii nj lid
,"i sh. H. ia iooi'' ,ilsh"u".t nnr could
ntt Id hItIdr1,.
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l'nlsict ha tl'n hand TINT woi1h ts!st tho is!tllc
, 1881-10-10

Albert L. Kent ntttl ntlsctH begun suit In jctt
Saturday for tits Use r c. l.. lfutGhlnson uanst
II. y. hutchinson, cnmtnK 2cSI,isss. ij, und nh'
ut,ar for $4,000 ugalnst tho s.uiu party:: deorge
Webster tt,r lt,0 i1an IL T.. l.. Hutchinson also
SUED thu sumo lcleHunut Tor z:.ss..,6n.
, 1881-10-10

lieuIn,utn Z. TiIghman flied u bill SATURDAY
AgdlHst tho Western fund Blast Company ual
l.. Il. brown, President, 10 prevent tlcin fru'n
Infringing his patent. Issued Mnreh !. ls'0, for
nu Improvement III cutting stone, tnetAI, Kldss,
unl other hur.l supatunpcs. -
, 1881-10-10


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black gown. George. give mo thy halrl' Wo
wont large. .heArtctf CHRISTIAN charity Tor thoso
tle iu,lr net it,k,, racti tnu at tho ono sitc nf
tho fur men wcro ih csnttltnli.,1l. nn.t thoy
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uit,lhunt; II Is tint which ,,rtHltce& tho hest
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great admlrntion fur tlinlr rcfnriuer, an.l he,
lluvesl In thc SUNG Christ that sayrl him: guy y
th,y who 3yttE brought tp under tho ltutItun