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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08
TOWN AND COUNTY.
fSakBDAY. l1ar6h d. ~ 1881.

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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08

FOUND IN A WELL.-Upon cleaning
out the well in front of Mr.. j. NJ. El-
liott's residence last Saturday, the
workmem found the body of a colorcd
infant apparently but a few hcu 8
old. How il got there is a mystery.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08
Kew Advertisements

NcW NUVeftiEcmeNIH.
Teachers AssociatioN--J0h Buyd,
School Commissioner.
Special Noticc--T. W. Woodward,
County Chairman.
N0ticc--Jaines II. Harvey.
Earliest Flowers Of &pring--Dcs-
p0rtcs Sc Edmunls.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08

RAILROAD ScHEpULE.-The trains
now pass Winnsboro as follows:
North-bound passenger, 1918 p. m. :;
south-bound, $50 p. M; nortli-bound
freight, 8.54 a. M; kouth-bound, 1.15
p. M. These arrivals are on the basis
OF Railroad time. sixtccl, minutes
faster than WinnsbOro time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08

HOUSE BURNT.-Wc learn that the
dwelling-honse on the plantation of
Mr.. Thomas Laudcrdale, in this coun-
ty, was destroyed by fire on last Tues
day night. We have no particulars.
1t is supposed that the fire caught from
sparks falling Oh the roof from the
chimney. The house was at the time
occupied by negroes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08
fday tho h'~s' ASSOCIATION.

-, o,,loaL AoSUUIATlUN.
',innsboro. CommitteoGG,nt,,1omn, mas 49,, See'
>Y"narad to report and deliver,
moti,orY" m, ~, said ID visitor toh benefit
child Of three ye4 who w|from (,ho
TO see the motherl ouesty6re be it
has my love-" s&Ye duaYs Of tho diff
BEFORE some MgEEags on the part
they must have nv be considered as
! ""'IY JOHN BOYD,
% soh: Coiia. r, @.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08
GUANO! GUANdh!!

r HAVE the agency OF several stan dard
l. brands os Guano. amongst which are
tho Monarch and the Wilcox &. Gibbs
Manipulated. will also keep large
supply OF Acid Pho phate. Parties will
do we'll to givo me cal before making
purchases elsewhere. I will always dive
the higheet market pYiee for cotton.
feb 3-tx2m r. J. .MoCARLEY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08
HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, on the 3rd inst, at
tho, .SSSSssjidcnce SSsji of the BRIDES parents,
by t. ciacry T. W. MclIichamp. II. w.
EDwXapY w, of Loundes County,
Alaba ~, q iIss .SALLIE A. BOYD,
daughter of Dr. John Bovd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08
CONFECTIONERIES.
F'RUTTS, HrTC.

! HE undersigned having purchased tho
stock In trade. recently owned by
D.. p. Miller. proposes to soil tie same at
IAnd telow original cost. He offers French
Jnndy at thiriy-five cents per pound.
Ladies Baskets at cost, Dolls and Toys
below cost.
JUST RECEITED,
and always on hand. Fresh Banan "a, Or
anges. Lemons, Apples. Cakes and Breads
of different kinds
J. w. AIKEN.
mr. Bread, good md fresh, always on
mana. mar 1-tx3na
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08

BY refcrcuce to the railroad scllch-
ule it will be seen that slight changes
have been made III the running Of the
trains.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08
NOTICE.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
WINNsBoRo. = g., March z, 1881.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
WINNsDoRo, = g., March z, 1881.
ME following persons have been ap.
l pointed Koad Superintendents Of
their T. hpectiyo tow wnships and will 0
obeyed and respected accordingly:
Township No. 1--Thomas w. Traylor.
Township No. 2 -Jnmcs NJ. Blain.
Township No. 81. A. Caldwell.
Township No. y. w. Aidwell.
Township No. w. Burrcll Hogan.
Township No. 7. English p. jenkins.
Township No. 81 hon,ns NJ. Neely.
Township. N. 9~W A. Coos.
Township No. II. W. s>cruggs.
10 rs 'ip \" !. Andrew NJ " llaco.
+ w =! ip No. II Wn VI. Hurt,n.
! n..,. n, Is rh,m.S l.: B.I.
j L. HARYEY,
.s'- - i'r...i 3 |. Co. Com.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08

FAIRFIELD TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The regular meeting Of the Teachers
Association will be held In Mount
Zion School, Wiunsboro, on Saturday
tho 18th instant at eleven o'clock a. IN.
Mr.. Durham will continue the subject
OF Grammar Diagrams. MIR. Davis
will illustrate cause and effect in com.
pound proportion or double rule Of
three. Mr.. Richardson will speak Of
diagrainming generally. Recess will
be taken for lunch, which the members
may bring after which, miscellaneous
topics will be discussed. a full at
tendance is earnestly requested See
the resolutions of tho County Board Of
Examiners on this subject.
THE PREsIDENr's CABINET. The
following Cabinet appointments have
been made by President Gartiold, and
confirmed b! tho Senate:
James &. Blaine, of Maine, Secreta-
ry Of State. '.
William Window, of Minnesota,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Wayne McVeagh, Of Pennsylvania,
Attorney General.
Thomas L. James, Of New York,
Postmaster. General
Samuel4J. Kirkwood, of Iowa, Sec
rotary of the Interior.
Robert T. Lincoln, Of Illinois, Sec
tary Of War.
William II. Hunt, Of Louisiana, Sec
rotary Of the Navy.
-~--~-----A.---
The LITERARY RgvoLUTIoN.--This
very remarkabieenterprise continues
70 make such progress as to astonish
It's friends and astound it's enemies.
Its greatly increasing proportions have
compelled the removal of its bead
quarters from the Tribune bujjkslaJor, bujjIkts
the very largo &5Rd-that 5h this e no,tpra p"''n
NO. 76f pBYed" but indiirerentIy.
Ny NY WS%on USt"an Sment footsteps hurried by.
vow atlent and much enduring Mrs
Ts;. rTrso;'saa,55bringing up the tray of toast an
heigb :,
HUNG
IN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08

MIL continue :i., i,Gs hess h"rrtofnr.
|"a''ci @" ~ +. ji'rr y -. at the old
same. ant S"ii"lt II CnH,nun':c" of tt.v
Ith'"'I i1..::"'."2G ncr",j:",n !c 'Nwnu.
j. ELDER
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08

The African Methodist Church is
now complete, and is commodious
and well-arranged building. The con-
grcgation have been improving it little
by little ever since they first used it.
1t is we'll lighted with neat lamps, and
is we'll kept. The seating capacity is
aboutTivc hundred. The next Annu-
al Conference Of the A: M. E. Church
will be held in Winnsboro. ,.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-08

While other places are boasting Of
tall meaiS Wimnsboro has her spcci-
mems also. Among tncni is q ,colorcd
man named Caesar Blake, born March
I'd, 1861. When sixtceh years and
seven months old he weighed two hum
dred and tlirco pounds, aud measured
six feet and three inches in height. lie
is now twenty years old, and measures
six feet and five inches. He measures
cighty-four inches from tip of the ting-
crs Of one hand to the tip ofthc fingers
Of the other.
Wo arc pleased to know that Mr..
John g. s. Brioc, Of this county, and
Mr.. Cartledge, of this State, have won
the prize for the best scholarship, in
Hospital College of Medicine. of Lou
isvillc, Kentucky. Mr.. Bricc entered
the college last September and we con-
gratulate him upon the high stand he
haa taken in that institution. He
graduated Mt Erskine College in the
class of 1877, and for a!ear or two was
engaged in teaching in Fairfield. We
wish him new honors and the most
eminent success in his chosen profess
sion.
, 1881-05-23
DISASTERS ASHORE.

DISA9TER9 ASHORE.
Special Dtspateh to Ths GAteaoo 1Stbtlns.
Pour llulioN, Mich, May co2s.-Tbo now steam
bnrgo Queon Of the West, bound dowu, ras
short OF fuel tha morning, md In attempting to
60 Into Forestvllle ran ashurc OH a reef ut TINT
placy. Capt AteMEllan tclcgraphod hero for n
tug and hRwsers, Tho DrockwAy loft With two
hawsers ut o'clock this afternoon.
The Canadtau stcam-onrKo NingasH, bound UP,
rnn nshora two miles this aide OF Port HAuilao
lust night during tho heavy fog.' Her cargo coli
slsts Ut hurley, from T01onto tU Milwaukee,.
The tug Mastcrs. with lighter and hawsers,
lert huTa ut noon to-day. A teleGr.m fFonl Caps.
MoEs nf o r.: snya y sat hs oas
luu tong slo can bo pulled oft with lltt!y effort.
Lntor nova ff0m tho Qucun Of tlIo West ie re-
eclved from Caps. Hebnor. of the City Of Con.
Whtte ltoek tho Wss. wss going in; AZ they
MILAN thnt he GUILD nnt ruMGh tho dock on ac-
n0unt OF his draft VI wAtet. The Wcat was thoIi
lake, wtGn ho tFlcA to make Forcatslllo dock,
and struck tho reef, where sno uow llcs
CoLLlnRD WITH 4 PNorEtLER-
EEsetai Dhpateh 10 I1s Chteaoo 3rtoune.
PoRr HURON. Mich, May E.,-The schooner
sau,son with hor jIbbouu, nnd bowspr!t Eons:
Capt. Williams reports that when 0H Hand
Delch, with tho wind north nnrthoast, and tho
ss.'as5 s'f' sssfx = IT, 8" Il:
she collision he oould see the propollers Tfcen
inF ii nor re lIsntj jfand about the saino tinu she
struck tho l'ag2 carrying nwny lor jtbbouun,
6owBprtt, cutHater, and dong othor damage.
I'll f o. ,se sss dsss2 IT, x i ana % 51
posed that the propS!!sr was elthoE tho nuraio,
Wxvcsly. or Ann.o Young.
, 1881-05-23
CRIMINAL NOTES.
Ncws from tho Police ssations

Ncws from tho Police Stations.
James Buggy, a Centcnntal "buu,," was
found at tlaybreak yesterday lying drunk In
M area back OF FInk's saloon, at No. 30 West
Madison street, having during tho night
forced entrance through rear window Into
the salool,, where lIe helped himself to the
cash In the money-drawers, and the cigars
md liquors. When awakened BY JOSEPH.
Will, tho bartender In the saloon, Buggy
Ind the check to enter the saloon, and begun
treating Ills co nlPanlolls Will the nloney uni
ciEurs lie had stolen. A policeman WAs sllni-
moreti aud Buggy given Into custody.
Charles Dupaw, boardtng ut the northwest
corner Ut paullna street and Blue lsland
avenue, Saturday forenoon broke open NIL
ton JahnsUll's trunk ald took tllerefr0nI S:i0O
III bank notes 0f various denominations.
.llateIy aftor tlle commission Of tue tleft.
lie Is u or 10 yeara Of age. tive feet eight or
,!ne incl.es tall. light hair, cut short,. two
scars on the s!1e u tia lead, sltm buliti, and
silver Ring with two gold hoarts SGT In i. lIo
y an American by birth, but speaks French
AnentlY.
8. W. Gol.ltne, a dry.goods commission
merchant, wl,ose plaSs OF business Is on
Madison street, liedr Filth avenue, iS locked
" s a s sa Af51Ssy G. scss sasksa VIZ s cs ssy ~
ti0ldng gets pretty full very 0ttel,, and Ia
that condition apprOprlate5 to ills own usa
whatever ho inAy dcslrD from the stock. Ills
rtmer, II: u; !srknsal Mow propGses @ t9
business integrity.
Agent q. Il, Roberts, from Bradford, Pa,
left Chicago yestcrtay, having III his care j.
j. StanubruOk, WllU Is wanted III tile Key
stone Statu for ,0btaiMing, property under
f.iss pretenses stanebf,'ok ws % arrested at
Gitttl tic EtntI0NkGElHr'H curiosity 1lMl EltS.
, 1881-05-23

q btu t9 change the rules Of the House to
fnnke them harmonious with tils new nH,cnd-
t.eht; but tile Jtnynltsltc nte1nlWrs Uppn1eL
the passaRo ut tho bill, Oh tie Rrnun. TINT
Of the Constitution, md therefore It w6,,ii
bG useless 10 nlter tic Parliamentary r,,lrY,
What will l,e the result NJ this tltsaEreG-
mcnt? VIII II to possible to reestRbllsh liar.
nionyl n penceabln way. or
Will. T1lF'.E mr. 4 REVOLUTION?
Different answers have heen given. Some
think It will result III q revolution. others
consider tie uucatfon OF too little Importance
10 Justify q revolution. Observation-Disclosures,
son, VINO Is now IL. America, IIas pr0phs-
iic. III cns ot Ills isiters, seat froM iost"n
ins more condtlons an' Il fowSr VI hlndratiesss ms
tor becoming Republic than Amet1ca." liz
ss eI1za H 5eSsS %S, n s es hFxS yorH n1sss an s
every sclno! l,aa bowed TO tile LEARNING. Of
urecce and tho power of Rome; but tho iirI!
VIII coMo to Scantllnava next The Old
Morse EtItlas and SaKna are tinw studied In
long ere call the schools VIII feel the mighty
Influence coming from the North. It may
bs doubted wlIethar this utop'an dream win
ever be realized, hnt II can,ot BIZ doubted
III T4Sc % poiit!ca{ harissn Of Europe is at pres
ent frlnged with tlark and threatening
clouds. This Great, Powers look at
sasp sna az StssF not % sHsu'y Is a sse' s'eS s;
assistance, Or allow a,iy advantaRn
unless It 1t tile same Ting promotes their
own interests. The Socialists are .ngttatlng
rsvot1n ~ oG1 in T Rsss Siits Hts iii .prasts p1t3S srs
pleading the cause Of Republicanlsm i'll Nor
way, TherG seems to be
STUFF ENOUGH FoIt 4 GREAT REVOLUTION.
It only awaits a strong hand that will give It
, 1881-05-23

CEDAR RAr1ns. H., May 22-Tho Iowa
trottlnE circuit for 1851 has been arranged,
nnd with fair weather there will doubtless bB
some tine races. Des A1ones was included
In the circuit but there was SOME
thing OF collision between her md
Fort Dodge concerning dates, md
the former Inns been Withdrawn,
at least temporarily. Boona l,as been added
to the circuit lately,anl 1t now stands: Cedar
Rapids june Ii. u. II; Manhattan, Junu 2,
"a "A; Fort Dodge, July l, 2, i; Webster City,
July 7, Y, 8; Bonne, Jnty ~, II. It,. The
purses arc $oo,375. 1T caci place, milking
considerable attraction to those possessing
speedy stock. The Indications bid fair for n
a tine teld nf steppers, an1, rs Cedar AnpiAs
leads Oif with tho horses III Iowa, goUd re-
suits may be looked for.
, 1881-05-23

SAN FRANCISCO, May ai.-To-<iay was tbs
third day Of tho Pacific Coast B!ood-llorse
Associations spring meeting at Oakland l'ark.
The first event, g three-tlnnrter Of mile dasl.
for o-ycar-olds. was won by Duchess Of Nor
folk. Tllnc, lib.
The second event WIS mile heats for fllles
4-year-old and under, md was won by Night
hawk III two heats. Time, l:4J md :4Gtl.
The third event, tile Spirit of the Times
Stake, a dasl, OF one alid three-quartcr miles
fnr 3.yenr-ulds. WIS won by jim Br0WN.
lime, 3:CB, tho best time lnndo on tho Pacific
Enast for tint distance.
The last event, the consolation purso for
beaten horses, one and Il llnrtar miles dash,
was won by letherington. Time, 2:l3i5.
, 1881-05-23
achr Japan, LuiiDRton, lumber.
Af.Tt3Ats EAtttEN9,

Rchr Whttbcck. Martnetto, gtlndr1es.
Rchr WtIlnn Br,lnhy, Mnrfnettc, ENndries.
tchr iInnnItlsnn. jIIttlaln. :al.tsn lin tinxseei.
Hehr tMtawn. tlFHnd IMvun light.
Eehr Minntc Miller. Chnftevptx. light.
achr II Ienpts Ahnatcc, l!ahi.
Hchr T. II. 1}fnke, FisEi Creek. ltaht-
Nchr T.. J. Maven, Sturgeon lily. light.
Schr T. i; Johnston. Ii!il'uRton: light.
achr u. Il. Eailuy, Huffaln, 4,tf11 lu wheat.
schr Jessie ftnyt. lied titvet, light.
Hchr Imperial, Manltowoo, light.
schr .lohH Miner. MennminuG. light.
Rehr Arabia. Port Huron, l.iN hl cotn.
Prop Jay 0otttd, IluEalt,. ,o00 hM corn, 3ot5
saoks tlnur. 1,6U0 hrls fiour, bu0 bta and $40
boxes pork.
Irop MESSENGER. benton 1tarbor, slndrtcs.
Prop Jatnrh Fisk. Jr. HhfaIn. &s,0U Uu whont
and snntlrteA.
Prop Superior, Musk cRon, light.
, 1881-05-23

DENVER, COL, May al.-sltss rltineo, of
Greeley, Col, this afternoon defeated Miss
Curtis, Ut Topeka, IN 4 twenty.,nio race,
Time, 50 minutes 81 seconds. Miss Curtis,
utter riding thirteen miles, was completely
exhausted and compelled to leave the truck.
About 600 people were present. A large
amount Ut nancy cl,gnEetl llatlds,
, 1881-05-23
CLUBS,

Saturdays League gnsnes resulted rs fol-
lows: Chicago 4, Boston 2: Cleveland s. D,.-
troit 0; Worcester ., Butfnlo 8; DutroIs III,
Providence 0.
Special Dlspatrh to Ths Chicago Ittb1.na
DuHUQrE, H., May G..-lr the Rn,ne today
tho Dubnqllus wtr9 agntn victorious over
the Nave1lswoods by a score Of Gtog.
, 1881-05-23
DECOPATiON.DAy AT GeTTYsAlIRc.

0ErTYsnutH. Pa May D.-1'restdcnt
Garfield and Secretaries Blaine, Window,
and kirkwood will participate In tho cere-
mnnies III the National Cemetery at this
placa DecorattoI,-Day Governor fIoyt and
stnff, witt, the heads Of Departments and
both Houses Of the Legislature, have ac-
cspted Invitations to ba present. Julius e.
burrows, OF Aiicla gall will deliver the nd
Monday, and rcn,aIn until Tuesday evening.
, 1881-05-23

t[tnsly tepnsatcd by 1T lcHs. .wo Intervening
legislatures wsanui qy MSvaH stn trte'1,
hssus ueen Adt'!,tct! " my T., tFu, .n
,ue nrs 10 ,so @ III. n WIT t,o ~ rcntcst tnt III
~ peo.v II iI mi reisu Il, give hs snnction to
a.a[asnoH na!rsss an whch Viii tho Icglsaturc. nn tho
Rvyytc Rsst n,atusc dcbor.,ton, considers cxpedcnt,
p.n, hen il sha bccosno lnw. oven II The King does
nj IT. Ejsc hi. sanctlon botoro Tho t,nai adjouru-
usni Of the lHkisl4!nre: ,,,,,. I'm. ~
r. t sxper!t,1hes proyea % s M Sny Mr,par part OF
thii Constitution th ~ t"S n,.in sh"i1 +" t'',s r.
9ss srae enaI ~ ~, iirst reWur jsnisat,ra nftor
a1, nv su electIun, md s,ui l,r publaed il print.
putt shaji tclong to nre pE the regular Lexssio-
iurcs afler tho 'txt election, to :ec,'e whether
ss pr1sea cnso s,,st up mvr "1 e,,',rt H % tb;
vt tnGa s.as ,.,Is I,"sttt,tfnu. In, nniv ,m,rh
p.na'f poua f,ch Notifications Ii, single proportions,
I'd ~ J tw,sthirds Of tAc Legislature must concur
twill be srcu frUll these paragraphs that,
u ths EInv yrtoes a,Iv hill. Il Will tuke
..,sn W. r,,,ns urrni,r ~ cAv urrour A
HiSA 'AAtN' uAw.
, !. ,,,,,,t ,,a.s nn,h,,,,1 +,,ro,n,,
BECAUSE II n'us. '''s' ...I., un.''feu tn.ous"
AMI there are three ycurs between cacll new
.I,,Ia" a.s sr, ,n,s a., :, mi ,vna ,,nusa,, h,
tse'uou' 49,. ~. .o,.l .,,. S,,...i..'.,s.
tds Leeis'M"!c ~ a'''e,lu t"e Io,1s''!utlon
70 as to ndGhlt Tue 1'f!me Munster anu
As Kings Counsu!ars to tic Legislature, and
es W., ,sa a.I 1Iht ~ r NV xo,, :, ti,a rivht If 1,a
seIl ue 1'sn' y. so.'. '.1u s"u .,.,' VI uc
ins present In secret sessioi'a without special
permission. Tie King vetoed tl'ls PROPOSE
IpsisJature, aecor,liug to Sec. 10. Lust
re,r +, waa ncoin nr..sn,,tsft to tho kim tn
ohtaIn bIs sonrttnn. Int Fn rnfuaefI IN Utvo II.
, 1881-05-23
SPORTING.
II AC nztt At

BASEBALL.
At the close Of Saturdays play The stanl-
inE OF the various League clubs III the
championship contest wns rs follows:
, 1881-05-23

stetl and Twelfth streets. Luke AtcDermott,
Tho act and caused Calnpbell's arrest.
, 1881-05-23

spteta. 0ispdteh 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
bfAs1Tuwoc. Wis, Nay .2..-The large now
doublc-dacked bargo lsuben Richards left hero
Inst night for Detroit, III tow OF tho tug Kitty
suloke, whrrc she will receive her ,nRehinory.
Shn will stop ut EscAtlabA on hcr way and taka
Inn carKa ot iron orc 30 as to make the trip u
pQYluK utlts.
, 1881-05-23

NURSES.
CITUATION WANTED-LADY WOULD
~ hke % trnvef ~ co.npan!9n t1 m invalid ot q
nursing gotGFpGsB tU younK Chtldrent would nut ORs
ject 10 ro in ulh9r city tuHn1 leave ChieA.
w. best uf references. AddEess ~ Tribune odcak
GITUATION WANTED-BT COLOREn
NJ Rrl nuraa; g1nd rcfeeence1. p3Aca preferred
u tnyet. Apply NJ East EigntGonth.st. tWo days.
EMPLoYMENr AGENCIES.
CITuATIONS WANTED - FAAfILIEs
- moulding Raod scandinavian or GernlAn fonnto
l0Ip supplied Ut q. uuskee ONCE. lh AllWauk
CITUATIONS WANTED-WISCONS
- g!rs. best description, well recommended Bu-
rIht ReK,stry. rs West suhrue-st- Bell tolephone.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY,
- nBslBtnnt correspondent Ut copytlt In An IN.
aUE1nee other 0hace Hest of references Addrots
" u. Tribune ntflcG.
, 1881-05-23
SUBURBAN. REAL ESTATE.


E1URSALE-100A ACRES4 4MILESSOUTH
- OF hl0ck- fArlB on Seventy -1tRt-Rt. md E,Aw.
for.9x lhls + ons u ths sest quarter sections In
Court.!onsc. and half n!e from uupot: il viii mako
splendid fhrn or subdivision: will sell It for
ha!f !n " tou. Sheak;, 2: xo%a farm ptopstty in
Rreat batxAln II Yuu will 0ny tAkg the pnns Vi look
Into It. Thare i mot smother auch barxnln offered
Of city 0t 1uMD pcons for t ,ar mere, und hnf Nf
thut n ttnda. Where can yUu lind such arSA!n1 T..
Il, HOY u. H0Um :. III Jndi4Dn.nt.
, 1881-05-23

ElOR SALE-BY MATSON HILL, ROOM
4 lHsannis !llnck. No. lis Itearborn-st:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. feet, near Twontteth.et.
cast front
fNUtANA-AV.sx kun fee north vi It corner 1v entr.
Hinth.at. enAt and suuth fronts.
, 1881-05-23

E.NN AI4E-TWO MASSIVE AND EI.E-
IL Hunt wxlnut uprtaAt shuw cn4es feet Alll ssut
NIdv, and tu0t uagp, ~ y bsrtAtn. Alto waRk "
euunIeE rAss4. Paris Kid GioTa psput W etAtV.st.
, 1881-05-23

lH0le SALE-OK RENT-AT AUSTIN,
ln r. ,oas ~ from [n dep nrst-c..s eottaxe house. u
and shr,bbory garden. liriee HUE. Il cn4h balance
at per cont, VII! rent 70 . Desirable pnrtY Tor
occupted b. Episcopal cIerxyman OF AHlttn. For
l.akr-sC 80 -
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THom TmE HEAD.
East Tennessee and Oysters
CeaR.Cssnaa2 p%ctifhonn.

Ceng9Cssraaa p%cuInonn.
\ correspondent OF the Green.
Vile Herald, writing from Wash.
ing says: Two East Tennessee
ans met a few days since on
Pennsylvania Avenue when oys,
tiers were proposed rs the sum
mum bOnUm OF Temperance luxu.
rics. y. proposed 10 treat and
called for peck ur steamed oys.
tcTs lstramcd oysters are sold by
the peck and taken originally
from the shell al ~ cents per
peck They RECALLED themselves
on the pabulum ii for the Gods
| ~(elhcrialIy s]peaking) and were
TO return sharp att p. M, next
afternoon. They met and b..
yainly and cgotisticgliy called for
a peek OF stcwed oysicrs-"you
mean steamed OYSTERS said the
servant. No sir" says b., 81
mean stcWcd oysters-I want a
change Imagine The surprise
and chagrin when the waiter
came in with two Wa-h,ubs full OF
oysters. at a cost of $3.50. NclcU
a wiser yet aqller man.
The appointecs Of The First
Congressional District, from thc
yDripue EaDaffnf,pt. pf tlp t,,.-.
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TCnHessee's Republican COa-
grCsAHlen.

4 WaebiDotou corrasncplnrt
'"' ,''' U''' i''p"Di'''" '"l
OF our Republican Coner1 men:
Orr three Congrcssmen-Petti-
bone, Moore and Hou!,. have all
gone 10 their homes. The two
first being new members have
hardly gotten we'll into the har-
ness, but they give promise Of
being valuable acquisitions to
Tennessee power at TIE capitol.
or The last, Judge llouk, it is
hardly necessary that anything
should be said 20 q people with
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5ndgc hey asad TIE MaEl Frauds

The following statement as to
Judge Key is made by the Cincinnati
Commercial:
in speaking Of the Star route rum
| pus, a prominent postal official said
to-day that Judge Key could have
put his foot on the whole business
and prevented the scandal, had he
been disposed; but in lhe goodness Of
his heart and amiability of his dispo-
siticn he let Brady run that branch
Of the business about as he saw fix.
Key had great confidence in Brady
and admiration for his ability. The
mere suggestion that Brady was de
irving pocuniary profit from the Star
route expenditures would have made
Key very angry, and probably would
until this day, as he believed that his
trusted lieutenant was as honest as
he is able, Nobody suspects Key
himself, and he most that is said
against him by the most cmphatie ct
those whose indignation IS aroused
by the Star route disclosure, is that
he trusted too much to others. Key
himself is a fne specimen Of rugged,
old fashioned honesty, who could re
main in public life from the cradle TO
the grave and never be tempted to
make dollar in any manner that he