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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1881-10-13
Miscellaneons.
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UNIFORM SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSONS.
Prepared for the Baptist Courier by the Rev.
Luther BroaddUs.

Prepared for the Baptist Courier by the Rev
Luther BroaddUs.
The subject selected by sew
craI publishers for Sunday schoo
lessons tor September %, is tbe
popular subject Of Temperance
we may, therefore, not ipappro
priateIy ill our Sunday school col
unn with something about TEN.
perance in the Sunday school.
While Sunday school instruc.
tion should be directed to the
thorough and symmetrical devel.
opmcnt Of the highest type OF
manhood aud womanhood, and
must, therefore, embrace all su b.
jects bearing upon such develop
ment, it must never be forgotten
, that the Sunday school is not a
gymnasium for the training Of
cultivated ladies and gentlemen,
nor school Of morals fol the pro
duction of a high style Of moral
character, but that its great aim
is to save souls through the pre-
seutation Of gospel truth. Polite
manners and high moral qualities
must therefore tc eDjoined in
Sunday school teaching. from q
gospel point Of view. And the
truth should be recognized and
emphasized that to attain to the
full statue Of u man and a gentle
man one must be d christian. The
Sunday school is, therefore, no
place in which to inculcate les
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[NeU Havsn Register.
National Republican., 1881-08-06
PRODUCE MARKETS.
baltimore GENERA, Market.

BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-Cotton steady; mid
ding, i2c. Flour very strong Howard street and
Western super, SO 1904 25 do. extra, 81 2565 25 ;
do. family, So 5O@6 JO City Mills supers3 1904 80
do. extra, 81 75G5 2j; do. family, SO 75G7 90; do
Rio brands, Sc 62@6 7j Patapsco family, 81 25
Wheat-southern higher and active; Western cx-
cited and higher; Southern red, 81 22@l 26l6; do
amber, 81 25Gpl 20; No. / Maryland, 81 2S; No. Q
Western winter rcd, spot and August, 81 27@1 2716;
September 81 2s24@l 2sJsj October, 81 81 Novem-
bcr, 81 80. Corn-Southern quiet and steady; West
crn excited and higher, closing easier; Southern
white, &c; do. yellow, Csc; Western mixed, spot
and August, GolSc; September, 62a625Sc; October,
GiAc November, Gd34c, sales at &c; steamer, 5i61
Doc, Oats quiet and firm Southern, l1@42c; West.
ern white, 4l@45c; do. mixed, 4l@42c. Rye dull
nt 70@SOc. Hay higher and firm prime to choice
Pennsylvania aud Maryland, Sl7@l9. Provisions
firm; mess pork, SIS 20; bulk mcnts-shoulders and
clear rib sides, packed, 7ACnl0Ao; bacon--shoul-
ders, SIC. clear rib sides, lie; hams l23I1l3]1c;
lard-retned, 124c Butter firm; Western grass,
l3g1Sc. Eggs dull ut lie Petroleum nominal
refined. 7lSc Coffee higher and strong; Rio car
goes, ordinary to fair, 10l46l2Lc. Sugar better,
but dull; A son, 95Sc. Whisky quiet ut 81 li16@
y. Freights 70 Liverpool per steamer du'l; cot
ton, 3-16GHd -four, is 9d per barrel; grain, sgd.
Receipts-llour 1920 barrels; wheat, i35,735 bush
els; corn, 59Ol3 bushels: oats, 100 bushels Ship
ments-whent, $1,000 bushels; corn, 1873 bushels.
sales-whca s67,02 bushels; corn, 27I, $50 bushels.
National Republican., 1881-08-06
New YorE Genera, Market.

New YoRK, Aug. 5.-Cotton dull sales
day, 1863 bales uplands II 1.l6c Orleans,
u 5-l6c; weekly net receipts 81 bales; in stock,
l22,2s5 bales. Flour-Southern quiet and steady
common TO fair extra, s. 15@6 25; good to choice
do, sc 3O@7 so. Wheat lz@s4c higher; moderate
export, fairly active speculative business; closing
strong; ungraded spring, 81 1901 21; No. 2 Chi
cago, 81 22S4@1 49, ungraded red. 90c@sl 20 No. 8
do 81 23@l q steamer do, 81 1901 1slS No. red,
81 27Gpl 2S steamer do, 81 2i@1 24lS; No. 1 red,
81 20k; mixed winter, 81 q; ungraded white 81 co
al 254; No. do 81 "a; No. do. 81 261L691 27IS
steamer do. 81 2O1f; No. red, August, 81 27ll6p
PA closing at 81 27ki September 81 29@i 80,
81 8l1I November, 81 331Sdl 33azi No. red f. .. b.
81 n. Corn l92aSc higher closing weak, about 1c
of advance lost: moderate export, brisk specula-
tive business; ungraded, 57@G0lSc; No, B. 5iD5I5c
steamer, 56@56l4c; No. 2, A@6Ol9c; No. 2 while,
Gle; steamer yellow, 5sG59c; No. 2, August, $500
G0c closing at 69lac; September 62l d63IRc, clos
ing at 62l4c; october 6iJs@6Gc, closing at 6iI6c.
Oats-cash a shade lower; options lI0l3Ic better
No. g. 44c; do. white, 45c. Hops quiet and steady.
Coffee active and firm; Rio cafgoes, l0@l3c job
fair to good refining, 5ss@7224e refined active and
higher; standard A, g1E@0%c. Molosses quiet
so test refining 34Sc. Rice steady and moderately
active. Rosin firm at 81 0j@2 07lS Turpentine
stronger at i2lS@4Sc. Wool in light demand do
mestic fleece, a@45ci pulled, 2Oa4Oc; unwashed,
per barrel higher, closing dun, with advance lost
new, sl8 25 middles quiet and very firm long
clear g9zc; short clear 10c long and short clear,
9Hc. Lard fairly active, opening l0@15c higher,
closing weak, with advance lost prime steam,
spot, sll 65, closing at 81 55; August sll 5oQ1
II 62lS; September, sl1 55@11 T2lS October ell 60
oil 20; Noyember,Sll 20@1l Is December Sll 05I5
oil Is; year, sll 00@11 1915 Freights firm.
National Republican., 1881-08-06
The Grave Of DC soto.

The forthcoming number of the Ameri-
can Antiquarian Quarterly Rcue,) contains an arti-
Gle touching recent discoveries dehnlng the route
of Dc Soto and designed to show that artists now
employed in decorating the interior walls Of the
Capitol In this city and I'm painting a description
of DC soto's burial by night should visit the spot
now designated the scene Of the mournful event.
De Soto was buried his chroniclers state at the
base off precipitous bluffnearly two hundred feet
high, and just below the mouth Of a smaller
western continent Of the Mississippi. The writer
for the Antiquarian has discovered the spot in Old
Town Lake, three hundred years ago the bed of
the river which now flows thirty miles farther
west along the estates of Ex-Governor Alcorn, of
Mississippi. But It is n curious article. The
artists OF the Capitol should read It,
National Republican., 1881-08-06
DIED..

CORRIGAN.-In this city, on Thursday, August 4
at 4;3j y. M, DIEGO w. CoRRIeAS, Of 81, Paul
MINI.
CALLAHAN.-On the Ith instant, at S:l5 %. m.
EMILY FRANCES aged sixteen years and six months
only surviving daughter Of Denis and Mary A. Gala
han.
Funeral from lie (s) Columbia street northwest at
2 y. m. tomorrow Sunday, the Ith inst. Relatives
and friends. by attending Will afford consolation u
the distressed parents and family.
SULLIVAN.-On Friday, at u. M. ELLA daugh.
ter OF the late Patrick and Mary Sullivan, OF 0eorge
town, ID. e., aged % years.
Funeral from the residence of her aunt, Mrs. Kerr
corner OF Sixth and streets northwest, on Sunday
evening, August 2, at o'clock p. IN. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited 10 attend Interment
at Holy Rood Cemetery, Georgetown, ID. c.
wRlGHT-on Friday, the 9TH instant, WILLIAM
ii. WRIGHT, at his home, G33 II street southwest,
peacefully amer long illness rOm Brghts disease Q.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
wARD.-Departed this life August 6, 1851, at a. m
WILLIAM III. WARD, In the sixty, third year OF his
age.
Funeral from his late residence No. 627 Sixth street
northwest, sunday, 7th instant at 3;3J u. Frienda
Of the family respectfully Invited TO attend.
National Republican., 1881-08-06
A Strange Meteor.

A new meteor story comes from Spring
field, Ohio, where an unusually brilliant meteorite
fell on Tuesday morning, at half past four A
special telegram thus tells the tale: "The sound
made by the unlocked for yisiant was really start
ling, and the light was so great that II was seen
miles away by persons who were up at that early
hour, among them S. II. Jones, J. NJ. King James
Hasselgessor and wife, and Squire Blose. The
meteor struck in a pile of dry brush, which was
instantly in flames, burning 10 ashes. AT eleven
a. m S. II. Jones dug in thespo and ten inches be.
low the surface came upon the stony substance.
which was still too hot to be touched. II is now
In Mr.. Jones Office and is viewed by dozens OF the
curiouqu
National Republican., 1881-08-06
DISTRICT COURTS.

EQuITY CoURr-JusrICE HAGHER.-Stewars VS..
Lord pro conlesso ordered. DOwnham W.. Kelly
ct al; pro confesso as TO T. Kelly. Il. Abraham,
and d. Hayden. Thompson VI. District OF Colum-
bond for costs Ryan ct nj. vs. Scot ct al iniunc.
ton continued. Leddy ys. FiiLinc=s., Nathaniel
Carusi appointed special auditor TO state trustees
account Simms vs. Fitzhugh sale Taiihed nnnlly
Burlingame ys. Burlingame; John &. Poor APP
pointed examiner 10 take testimony. Rumiord
Chemical Works vs. sammons leave 10 amend
bill as to Christian name of defendant and in.
junction continued
PROBATE couRT-JUsucE HAGSER,--ln re estate
ministrator; bond, $1,000. In re estate OF Walter
Evans; letters of administration issued 10 I'll.
phOnzo Youngs; bond, $500, WIN of Sarah T.
Lightfoot admitted To probate and record. In re
estate of Mary L. Ramsey; executor given au.
thority to make oyer to Kittie Keys two United
States four per cent. bonds aLd n check for S2.
National Republican., 1881-08-06
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bend Neutrality-suspicious. ore
and New York Produee Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions in the financial market yesterday together
with opening, highest, lowest, and closing quota
tons, are furnished by the banking house OF II d.
Cooke jr., & Co.. 1879 Z street, Washington, D. c.:
NEW YORK, Aug. 5, 310p. m.-The marketopened
at about yesterdays closing, but from the open
ing declined with slight reactions closing at about
the lowest ofthe day. The rumors respecting the
trunk-line difficulties tend TO assist very dull
market, which Is in the hands ofthe room traders
who still incline toward lower prices. The rumors
ofihe meeting at Saratoga are still conflicting and
the clement Of doubt respecting II nets to depress
the market. Governments are strong at an ad-
vance OF about u per cent. Money easy at per
cent.
NEW YORK arncK ounrArInNa.
National Republican., 1881-08-06
REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI Transfers OF Yesterday M Re
corded.


Mr.. ]. +. Olmstead presents the follow
ngtrausacons in real estate in the District yestcr-
day, as reported to him by the Recorder of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On 1 street north, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west lot % (34 feet fuel es by
1i0 feet), square 1877 one undivided one twelfth
part William v. Marmion to Elizabeth A. Walker,
$76666
Same property as above described one undivided
one. fourth part Elizabeth A. Walker to William
V. Marmion, s3,06666.
On Corcoran street north, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets west; siiblot n 90 by 30
feeD, square 2i0; Henrietta H. Rockwell to Will
lam Oscar Roome, 81. 900.
On ii street north, between Ninth and Tenth
streets east subot GO az feet inches by SO feet
z u inches square 1913; Louise Jennings ct yir. To
Charles l.. Minor 81 400.
On ii street north, between Ninth and Tenth
streets east subot 60 az feet inches by SO feet
~ inches), square $685. and OH l street NORTH Le-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets east
sublot SO Q6 by l40 feeO, square 1026; Wait II.
Huntington TO Louise Jennings and Mary c. Keelcr,
nominal
National Republican., 1881-08-06
A Place for Guttenu.
To the Editor of TuE REprnIICANi

10 tne EultOT OF INK REPUBLICAN!
Now that the Postmaster-General has
appointed one J. j. Kinds q special agent Of that
Department for the purpose Of hunting down and
BID ekmailing honest people, would suggest. in
order TO make the gang complete, that Guiteau be
released on bail, and that James appoint him n
Bpcial agent on his staf-that is, provided Guiteau
will consent to associate with Kinds, Gibson. Billy
Cook, and Woodward, of which have my doubts.
for can't believe that Guiteau has lost all self
respect. When he goes to the penitentiary, which
he certainly will he will find there better asso-
ciates than the Post. Office gang, provided he does
not find them there, which is quite likely.
TRUTH
National Republican., 1881-08-06
..sIrn.. Oh. Sirnori,,

Senator Thurman is in Switzerland.
The International Monetary Conference is n fail
urc, but the Senator will not according to his
stump for the Democracy.
John G. Thompson has returned to Washington,
where he is compelled to stay for want OF cash .
Ter. John doles out the salaries to the members OF
Congress, and will not give as much of his time as
usual TO the campaign this year.
We copy the abovetwo significant itemsf from the
Cincinnati Enquirer The old wheel-horses don't
rally worth speaking of for the ten months old
dollar-of-tho daddies candidate for Governor,
Bookwalter, who has been foisted over their heads
because he has stamps enough to help all the boys
pay their wash billsthis fall aud leave them some
thing over We really fear Allen @. and John G.
won't get up end get worth a cent for Bookwalter.
National Republican., 1881-08-06
The Omce.seeIrera.

1t put new life into the office-seekers
when they learned that the President was able TO
SIT up.-Erchdnae. But, oh and alas didn't 1t
take the starch out OF them when they heard he
was going TO "take to himself the wings Of a ship
and flee to the deep, dark recesses OF the briny
deepT' Then was their cup of misery full to over
flowing, and they sadly folded their recommends
and silently stole away. leaving their hash manu-
facturcrs to curse the day they were born. Tho
mourners ought to make raid on the District Jail
and murder Guiteau
National Republican., 1881-08-06
The Prctext for seccs.ion.

IN The presidential election OF 1870
Lincoln and Hamlin received l.S576io Douglass
and Johnson 1906 ,976; Bell and Everett. 500 63l,
and Breckinridge and Lane s47. .5S3 votes, and yet
this last body of voters-a miserable minority
which still reigns in the South-after compelling.
knowingly and wilfully, the election OF Lincoln,
minority candidate, as President, discovered in
what they did preiext for secession, which was
effected not only before Lincoln COMMITTED any
overt act" but before he was inauguratcd.
National Republican., 1881-08-06
For a LnMxer.n Eve,

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN:
A question has been raised as to the
legal limitation placed upon murder in this Dis
trict-that is If the victim lived for week after
being shot or injured, could the assailant be
legally hung, or would the capital punishment be
mitigated by the fact that the person wounded
fingered instead Of kicking the bucket al once
Please inform me. QUERY.
ArGusr 2 1891
National Republican., 1881-08-06

LONDON Aug. 5.--Consols for money,
100 7-16i for the account 100 7-16. Bar silver
81 5-l6 Atlantic and Great Western hrsts, 5791
Erie, AK; do seconds l05lE; Illinois Central 1888;
Pennsylvania Central, ca; Reading. 33L New
York, Ontario and Western, "a. Tho amount Of
bullion Withdrawn from tho Bank Of England on
balance to- day is 10000.
National Republican., 1881-08-06
nnI,Imore s,ocI. hoard.

BALTIMORE, Aug, 5.-virginia SKIES.
deferred, 49, do. consolidated sl9z; do. second Sc
ries, 9gN past due coupons, 92i new ten forties
b3M bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-08-06

DAILY EXCURSIONS TO QUANTICo,
via Excelsior, $50 u. m and $3.50 p, NJ On sum
DAYS at p m. only. ~
Tickets for sale and Information furnished At cooke
Tours, 1881 Pennsylvania nvenuei ROoses cigar
Stands at Principal Hoels II. II, Polklnhorn, nexa
10 City rost.oiiiCe, aud at Companys oncs Ssyenth
street wharf. GEORGE MATTlNGLf,
General superintendent
VIM r. WEIGH Agent Ie25
National Republican., 1881-08-06
VyIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
on AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE II, 1881,

TRAINS LEAVE u. & z. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
7O A. M, daily-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for South and Southwest. Daily,
except sunday, to local points on &. & q, II IT,
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from wash
lngton TO New Orcans without change of cars.
1l0o q. m.-WHlrE SULPHUR LIMITED EX-
rKESS, daily, except sunday, TO Fauqner ana
White sulphur springs. PARLOR CAR, Washs
iol5p m;-vIRGINIA SPRINGS EXPRESS, daily,
ior al points South via Danvlllc and West Wis
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily from Washing.
ton to White sulphur Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPlNG CARS daily from Washing,
ton to Augusta. Ga, without change.
Passengers Tor Manassas Division Will take 7l0 10,
train daily, except sunday. For WarrentOn, 7:t
n, m. daily, and il.05 daily, except Sunday.
For tickets and information call ut Virginia Md
land OfIicc, col Pennsylvania avenue.
N. MACDANIEL, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER General Ticket Agent. jyis.u
National Republican., 1881-08-06
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
PICNIC POETRY

There's never peach so rosy
But little worm nppearsi
There's nothing 40 hard to handle
Asa yoke ofbrlndle steers;
Yet the maiden eats the peaches
And the farmer thuhps the steers.
There's never little picnic
But pie Is left somewhere;
There's never a minute passes
But young man sitteth there
We have only TO scrape the young man
And notice him softly swear
For THE REPUBLICAN
There was an assassin named Guteau.
Who was bood-thrsty n mosquteaui
He, with muric. .ous intent,
Shot our good President
As he was a-leaving the duipeau
National Republican., 1881-08-06
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
GL z DTS
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE,

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, AND
WASHINGTON.
Leave PHILADELPHIA every Saturday ,,,,2 m.
Arrive IN WASIllNGTON every Monday, y,,,",,9 a. nj.
Leave WASHINGTON every Monday p. M.
Arrive in PHILADELPHIA every Thnrsdsy a. q.
Through aud prompt connection with New YORK,
Boston, Fall River, and all points North, Through
Bills Laden given. Freight received and delivered
daily until 0 p. m. w, l.. CLYDE q co,
j. II, Johnson q Co, Gen. Managers
Agents I2th aud Isth NJ 81. wharyes s. W, i2ca y
st. N. W., Washington, ID. &. maltly
National Republican., 1881-08-06
By Associated Press.

ny AbooChteu FTeSh.
New YORK, Aug. 5.--Money easy at 2i
as per cent ON call, and closed at per cent. Ex.
change steady at 4s2@4s2l5 for long and 4s4@4sllS
for shortsight Governments quiet and firm, State
bonds moderately active Railroad bonds were
fairly active, but irregular.
The stock market opened irregular but in the
main weak and lower In the early dealings the
speculation was somewhat feverish and unsteady,
the following quotations, however, being ex-
tremely slight During the afternoon the dealings
were light in volume, and the general tendency
was in the direction OF lower figures, with the de.
Ginning tendency continuing up to the close of
business while the current quotations showed q
falling OF as compared with yesterdays OF N9iX
per cent. Metropolitan Elevated, Michigan Cen.
trail Wabash Pacific, 81 Paul and Illinois Central
were also prominent therein Nashville and Chat
tonooga rose 6lR per cent In the morning, but 70.
acted 3 per cent. at the close,
The sales aggregated l9S9il shares, including
Delaware, LaekaWanna and Western. 5000; Den
yer and Rio Grande, $500; Erie. 400; Lake Shore,
81 600t Louisville and Nashville, 1900; Michigan
Central 10 600j Memphis and Charleston, 900 Mis-
souri, Pacific, 2B00i New Jersey Central, 1900; New
York Central, 4,76Oi Ohio and Mississippi, 400
Reading 5000 b. Paul, 1920; Texas Pacific,
AGO. Union Pacific, 5l5oO Wabash Pacific, lA,9oOi