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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
Ser Sue3sGanaI.

NuS Srantrei9 unb England fommsn
fort unb fort Ra9ridtsn uon eifris bstris
bsnsn &risssriiunssn. gs Iiest auf Der
5anb, bab bas britiide &ei5 msbr ME
isbes anbsre i9uerwiesenbe SntereHe EN- am
Sue3sganaI bu psrtrstsn bat; ftatifii9e
ansabsn beueiieu bies sur @eniise. gou
1927 S9iffen, welde 1881 ben Canal
paifirten, trusen 81 9rocsnt bic snsIi'9s
5Iasse, uabrenb cuff Jrantrei@ nur 5 pro
cent, auf Seitsrrrei& 2,2 ProceRt unb auf
Deuti6lanb nur l,6 Brocent sntfalen.
BON 43, 900 Solbaten, $4,000 gipiIiiien
unb unssfdbr 500 0srbreGsrn, psl1e bic
Sabrt bur9 ben Canal mndten, mo bic
iberwiessnbe Web,beit ensIiiSer Rationa'
Iitdt. IS fam iomit ni9t Wunber nebs
men, baB England, nm fur aue @usntua
Iitdten sei&ert ,u isin, nit uerp6isr Sait
Sorssbruusen fur cine Nctiou trifft, bic Is
Dor nod nt&t LANCER 3sit i@arf senus gu
perborresciren psrmodte. Ni6t in benz
8sfs bsrienisen milttdriiden 2anbma6t,
wsI9s es ibu, islbit i'm 8srein nit Srant
reid, nit Ausfi9t auf @rfoIs seitattete, tn
gepptsn gu interueniren, beitsbt gnslanbS
Snterefs bauptid9Ii9 BARN, bur9 cine
tlbne, enti5Iofene SanbIuns Der 5lotts
bic 9srbinbuns nit Snbisn f4 gu fiSern.
Su gsrbinbuus nit Der srfolstsn 9srsits
ffeIIuns pon Sdifien, ME bss Panberidif'
fes Orion, Der Eransporti6iHe Walabar
uab Ssrapisi In Bortsmoutb, bersn isbes
5000 Wann an Borb su nsbmeA uermas,
bss SronteS unb bss Gburmi9ifss Sot
ipur aIs @G9tidiff i'm Sues Canal, 1T bic
itratesii9e Bats @nsIanos auf Dem Weere
bsbufs elmer llntsrnsbmuns seseu ben
Suet Canal cine gang por5l9li9e. SIN
Slben fidert inn @bsn am @olf slsidsn
Namsns, iowie bic SnisI Bsrim in Der
StraBs Bub Ell: anbsb unb bic SnisI Solo.
tora, sesenibsr benz Sap @aarhafat, sins
fsfis Yoiition; i'm Wittsadnbii5en Mssre
aber bsberri3t IS uon Walta aus OlbIi9
Sicilien) bic Situation i'm Rorben bss
Sue3 Canals. Die notbpsnbissn mill
tdril9en Rrafte beabfdttgt uian aus WtaIta
unb gben unb isnen 80, 600 Wann su ent
nsbmeu, pslbe fur bas Wan6usr In alber.
hot bsftimmt iinb. au1 aus iRbliden
Gruppsn, psI4s aus Bombay i9nsu mad
@sppten Sei9ufft werosn t6nnen, uube.
tiimmsrt, 0aB arabi Bsp bsbauptst babeu
iOu, bic mulelmdnnii9en Sspops plroen
ni9t sssen feline Eruppsn tdmpfen, piro
man Rrafte bsranbieben. @abl,9 bat Der
Dampfer STANLEY in WooIpi9 cine sroBe
anjabl EorpsOos, Rortbstte, 1900 mai
ierOiGte Deden, Gmbulans'W Bacterial uno
sc, 900 GuB SauboIb iir bas @snis De
padsmsnt on Bob ssnommeu.
@uslaaOs Sntsushsn sipfsIn ausl&Iies,
LID in benz Sseues nab Snoisu, b. b. i'm
SueS. Canal. Wdbrenb Der bsutigs Canal
bic bret Sauptpuntts: Yort Saio, Ssmai.
lab unb SueI usrbinbet, 5ptiSts lt9 DOT
"Sabrtauisnbsn bsr aIts Canal Der pbarao,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15

@nbIi1 biIbsts @baIouf, ein YIateau
pom elf Rtlometer 2inse unb etua neun
Weter WeeresbObe. einen Damn suiiden
ben %9enauuten Seen unb benz Rotben
Meere, unb ma1te bur9 ieinen iebr bartsn
Raltifeiu unb sppsbaIttsen Tbon ben 8aa
bss Canals gu benz i9uterisitsn unb mib
iamffen an benz san3eu Wsrte bsS SueB,
Canals. Die 0asune BON Sues, In weIde
Der Canal minbet, III eth fades Dafer
bedeu, beien 8ooen WeeresidIamm Bill
bet. Die Gusbasseruns bes 5afens pom
Suet muBte beBbaIb BITS etma auf 1000
Dieter nett In bas Weer fortseistt werben,
um BITE g~insonss erudbnte Eisfe uoa min,
befeus a9t Meter 3u erbaltsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-15
GdtheItfAer Gir6ensR alenber.
8om barmbersisen Samariter. -3uc. 10.
a6tnn8 tbr RatboIifenl
Ste Etimule bes BERT. Pius TX.

Su uuieru Easen i9ei1t BITE g~oriebuns
be- tatboli5en 8refe etne beionbere Wfiis
Hon ssseben gu baben. An tbr TIT es, bic
0runbidse Der Orbuuns unb bes @laus
bsns bort, no bieisIben berriden, au bewabs
zen uub fe ba su perbretten, mo 9ottlos
Fsteit uub cine talte @lei4siItisteit bie'
teIbsn tn 9ersefeubett seratben lieBen.-
Bius TX. tn einem S1reibeu pom 1851.
2Btr sriu6en Gle ~tuftanbtsf, allen bsnen
NIT surem suten Wiaen unb eursr @unft
Setsufieben, bic, NIT 9etff besabt unb nit
~ssniisenber &enntntB ausseriftet, fd an
Die Arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 8eituns
gen CUR gertbeibisuns unb gsrbreituns Der
fatsoIti6eR 2ebre per6fentIt9eu. - gneys
eIica Ytus TX.
9te Stimn1e 9en's XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat !
(9afet susr 2idt Isu9tsn Dor ben Wen'
f&eu, bamit fe euere suteH Werte ieben.
lnb Der 5err sebe eu9 ba5u Sstnen Sss
ssuD
SEQ XIII. an has tn Yarma eri6einenbe
8Iatt Luce" (2eu9te), 9lnfans 1880.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-05-06

The foreman of an iowa newspaper got a
description of young ladies' concert
mix I'd with a "shOrt-hOrn sale.' He
said: "The concert given last evening
by sixteen of Storm Lakes most beauti-
full and interesting young ladies was
highly appreciated, They were elegant
w dressed, and sung in most thlrming
manner, winning the plaudits of the en-
tire audience, who pronounced them the
finest shOrt-hOrns in the country. A few
of them are of a rich brown color, but
the majority are spotted brown and
white. Several of the heifers were fine
bodied, tight-limbed animals, and prom
Use toprove good property" The fore
man is now travelling for his health.
Reliable goods at Macarthur Smith &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03
iii Open Enemy vs.. a Covert Ono

We will say this for the editor o
the National Republicans: He is
frank and honest enemy to the Dem
ocratic rarty. His latest contribu'
ton to the Republican cause is open
and above-board. From that nota'
bic article we quote this gem:
The North is divided. Republi-
canism cannot again prevail over a
solid South. Wisdom invites us to
such course as will put Repub.
licans and I4rS>>~ais shoulder to
shoulder in the fail elections. The
pretty talk about maintaining the
integrity OF the Republican organi.
zstion' in the South will BE- small
compensation for the election Of a
Bourbon House this year, and a
Bour on President in 1884. We had
better maintain the integrity OF a
Republican form OF government,
which can only be done by union
Of its friends against its B urbon
enemies. Upon the general willing
aess to do this, the election, this
year, OF House Of Representatives
in general accord with the Rspuhli-
can party appears to US to depend.
Here is direct and palpable ad
mission that only BY disintegrating
the South can the Republican cause
triumph. The soliditv Of the South
at this time and in 1851 means Dem
ocratic ascendancy il the House of
Representatives and Il Democratic
President to succeed Arthur. The
Independents, Liberals, Greenback-
ers and other disorgsnizers at the
South are simply Radical-Republi-
cans in disguise, who are plotting to
break UP the South III :: yi>r4@@[F>scA
petuate Guiteau and Robson JAG
b! o;;sla- ,,!,he secser the South undsE.
sta ds that the better. The sooner
We deal with the masquerading
Greenoackers, Independents and LIB
erals as the left wing of Centrali<m
ths better. The South can only be
defeated in her own citadel. The
Democratic party-the party OF the
pcople-can only fail OF victory IN
1854 by the treachery OF men in the
Southern camp, who are enemies
more to be dreaded than avowed
enemies abroad. We thank the Ma
i;oaaz Republican for its honest con-
fession.-CAYonicle and Constitution
,,5;oj
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03
ARa8s PAsnA TO GLADSTONE.

LoNpcS. July 24.-Arabi Pasha
wrote the following letter to MIR.
Gladstone few days before the bonn
bardment of Alexandra. but Mr..
Gladstone did not receive it nntil at;
ter the bombardment:
"The Koran commands us to re-
sist if war is waged against us: hence
England may rest assured that The
first gun she fires in Egypt will ab-
solve Egyptians from all treaties
Control will cease, the property o.
Europeans will be contiscated, canals
will be destroyed and JahSd will be
proclaimed in Syria, Arabia and In
aia. The first blow with which Eng
land strikes Egypt will cause blood
10 flow through the breadth OF Asi'
and Africa, the responsibility G
which will be On the head OF Eng
land. Egypt is still ready to be ias
friends with England and to keel
her road to India, but che must keel
within the li.nits Of her jurisdiction
Finally, England may rest assured
that we are determined to die fol
our country
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03
sWEETLY SING THE LOVE OF
JESUS.

Swe,tiy sing the love of Jesus,
Love ior yon and love for me
Heavens light is not more cheering,
Heavens dews are not more free:
As child, II pain oil terror,
Hides HIM in his mothers breast
As q sailor seeka the haven
We would come to him ior rest.
Chorus:
Sweeslg sing the love OF Jesus,
Love ior you and love for me;
Heavens light is not more cheering,
Heavens dews are not more free.
Softly sing the love of Jesus,
For our hearts are full OF tears,
"A we think walking humbly
This low earth for weary years,
Without riches, without dwelling,
Wounded sore by foe and friend.
In the garden, and in dying
Jesus loved us 10 the end.
Gladly sing the love of Jesus;
Let Us lean upon his arm
Ii he loves us, what can grieve Us?
If he keeps US, what can HARM
SulI he lays his hand in blessing
On each uptUrned seeking face.
And in heaven his children's angels
Near the throne have always place
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03
l and Exact Justice for the
Negro.

Faiforoah' y few day
cmpany wish 3 friend, ",
sesl: E1 npen Senator Hill. We ha'
..n5t sseen him since the early days 9
The Hancock campaign, at a tlmv
fsSNl his grieyous affection had mol
SiEsan to excite apprehensi on.
s a comfortable sitting room near
g window sat the great orator in an
inyaHid'a chair, while the tender
hands OF daughter famed his ie-
yereE brow. There was nothing left
of BEsn Hill but the great gaunt form
and she luminous eyes. These, made
largar rby pain and suffering, seeraei
to i Ie aurcharged with his soul and
alme est capable Of speech.
with his collar thrown open ri The
necks his hands hanging lietlessly
upo!s the arms OF The chair, and biz
head slightly inclined down and for
ward, he reminded us OF the dying
Naprleon, as illustrated in the cele.
brate1 Etatute in the Corcoran Ar,
Galley, while his eyes followed one
witbaa a sad and questioning power
like anto those Of Charlotte Corday
pee,i4g through the bara Of her pri,
son tindow.
Suddenly he raised himself, and
fronti2g us fully with a mighty effort,
he sal:
az mad deaired to live for two rea.
cons. chief among which WIS that /
m;gh; have made apeech, which .
had rlrtly prepared, to the people oi .
this ;hole country, upon the ,ela,ioLs
hetw,Sn the white man ami the black
I hays slways been in favor Of giving
the neer, equal and exact Justice
nothing more and nothing less. Ny
frieno, te cannot have good govern
msnt o, stable society in this land
when oe party seeks 10 dominate
the oihr oy tue use Ct the negro
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03

A stranger consignment has sal
dom been received at q freight office
than one which a g eamship compa'
ny's agent at salon:ca recently agreed
to deliver in Constantinople. 1t was
e. box Of ordinary size and appear
ance, and would not have attracted
special attention bad it not borne the
inscription "1nman heads 1t ac-
tually did contain the heads of nine
robbers who had been captured by
the Turkish gendarmene in Macedo'
MIA. In accordance with sn old cue
tom their heads. were on their way to
the capital, there to testify that the
operations Of the police in the p: o.
yinces were energetic and vigllant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03
Not a Candidate.

AsREyIILE, N. c., July q, 1882.
To The Editor Of the Nelcs ana
Courier: It has just been called to
my attention that yonr worthy cor
respondent from Columbia IN your
paper of the 18Th instant, haa men
toned my name as r. candidate for
the nomination to Congress in the
Second Congressional District. ! ask
leave to say that he ia mistaken. !.
favor the denomination OF the Hon.
G. D. Tillman for said Office in the
ensuing election, and shall give him
my hearty support. Hia unlawful
ejectment entities him to be returned
to say nothing OF his fitness.
Very respectfully,
n 6. HEEpE E6oN,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03
A Horrible Story.
Child Eaten Alive BY q Fero' Gus
wild Beast.

The story 81 horrible affair which
took place or tbe head waters OIL
Middle Fork river last week has llst
been detailed to ns by reliable gen
tlemsn. 1t seems that 4 family Ct
Germans or Swiss settled some tew
years ago in the midst ol q vacalt
wilderness on the river above named,
considerable distance from any
other settlement. By industry. the
family soon had nice little area oi
this .ich and productive soil under
cultivation, and BY irngaslty ah'
labor he'd accumulated competence
and were living happily IN their loF-
ca. home, though still lar from neigh
bors, aud what are usually termed
the comforts Of life. List week The
happiness Of this little home was
sajly marred. a charming little
daughter some seven ol eight yesrE
Of age, and The pet Of the ho''Seno''
MAS tolL to go and bring in the co"
on the evening in question. Ii'
child lelt fer the pasture AZ she W."
Mdaen. on presently returned ah'
said there was something III the patti
Which would not let Ler 50 ny, "n'
= 81. con;d not drive it away. liz
!. paren,s +npposins that the child va
8 inventiag story to keep IRON do'n
. their bidding aguin directed her I
y O., and finally threatened to viii
,s her. To escape The punishment II
;. child started, her parents hit
+ dreaming the horrible tate wh'c
ot awaited their loved one. The q
"a failed TO return, and her protracte
10 absence, taken in connection Wit
ma her previous story, finally alarmed ii
lr father and he started in search
: her, int only to find one OF her lit
feet aud few shattered fragmen
ny The aponized father Immediate
lal sonyht the iearest neishborS a a
lat gathering small party started
he pursuit OF the destroyer. The n
an NAL WAS finally overtaken, and at
lid . desperate fight IN which some
er- the dogs we're torn to shreds'
ith ferocious animal was brought to
sry earth, having twenty'six liie-balis
Al it's f.ody. None of those who 8
or the animal could tell what il "
air- The only description given WAS t
'er- it waa spotted aud weighed
ng, mounds. Its skin vas preserved
atuHing and when 1t reaches the
Element something more definite
nch ba ascertained.-(K Tol En-
10, .,,ica +
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03

Two HOME THRvsTs.--A young
N AZ seated beside an elderly passen.
.gar on the Cincinnati, Hamilton ana
Dayton train madaeonsiders0's spoI. ,'a.
in quiet way of the hat. of a lady
near them. At last his elderly COM
panicn replied; THAT lady is my
wife, sir; and told her that every
! fool who saw the hat would make
sport OF it; but she wouldn't believe
me and insieted on wearing it, The
vsuug man stammered an apology
snA retrested to the smoking car.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03

Miss Cirayson, who had Tor many
years been bedridden with FWnai
disease, at Erie, Penn, believed that
she could be cnred by prayer She
talked with the attending ! hys'clan
abont it, and he said that he would
arrange lor meeting OF dey00t per-
sons, at the house ol n,ighbor' with
her consent. when her recovery
shonll he earnestly imp'ored. Al
the appointed time she sprans 'FoI ~
the couch, and declared herself MIR
ncnlously recovered. But the per
6dious doctor had called no mseiAnR
! aud no praying had heen done
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03

The Boston fio<f shows nr already
,hs difference between The Drmocrat'c
ani rernbiicsn parties ." the ,"'''
and revenue question III the ioilo"
ing yar"prapl.: TIE Republicans an
say that they '1e certain 'l'S' Tue
Democrats ure making mistake II
Congress, in insisting on " "holeSal'
ipstea,? OF q retail reduction oi taxa
ton. Tie election can 'ieei':e II
There are slsO,o0O,G0o mole 0
taxes collected than are needed, IN
Democrats appear to want The whol
bn; den removed. The Republican
want about one.tentii Of II seern'ngl
F.! reroved."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03

Hen. George D. Ti!lmar $ seat in
Congress, has teen given 10 smallp
tbs negro candidate for the Office.
Mr.. Tiilman'a great speech in ref
erence TO the glorions New England
ers won him no votes from that sec.
tion. They voted solidly against
him all the same. Tillhan glorifes
true greatness, but the Republicans
stick TO the negro. Tillman will be
sent back to Congress, when it will
take the negro about as long to oust
him ar it did this time. We are not
go badly Lu,t, s'Ece they let Mr..
Tillman stay in hls place until with
in a few days Of the close OF the ses.
sion We presume that he has drawn
his pay, and that the negro, Slnalls,
WAS merely voted the seat at the last
80 that be too might draw $4,000
from the public treasury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03
ARARI BEY'S BIRTH.
>,o,v Concerning the Egyptian
isrro that Reads Like Biblical
Narrative.

. Upon herring the name Uraby
r pricke' mp my earr; for was not thi:
a the famous Arab Bey who was play
5 ing such a part in the modern Egyp
tian politics? Husnahs graphic mar
: ration ran substantially as follows
: About fifty years ago there lived in
the Delta Of Egypt, near a small
hamlet called el.Wiih, q worshiping
farmer Of some means, whose wife
waa barren. This farmer, or land
owner, was man OF some influence
among his clan, Which was originally
descended from the Bedonin Arabs
Of the Eastern desert, but had be
come "domesticated" and had settled
down on the borders OF the Delta as
! tillers Of the soil. His friends had
| often told him that The cause OF h;a
wifes barrenness was, Of course,
kIown to the Omniscient only; bHt
that as she was an Egyptian OF the
low lands and WAS not descended
from tie stock Of Abraham and hia
eldest son Ishmael, God wonld be
much more likely to bless him with
offspring were he to take only unto
himself a wife from among the chill
dren Of the desert.
He accordingly sent Eastward 10
certain wandering tribes, and in due
roursr Of time had brought to him a
true Bedouin girl. This girl, know
ing she had teeu taken to wife by
!.sr husband only with view to Off
spring. lad, Oil her way to e!.Wijb
passed by the resting place Of The re.
mains oI Our Lady Nsleessah (be-
tween Z4gazig and Isbmailah), 10
there pray that she might be blessed
soon with male child, that she
might find favor with her lo'd. Dur
ing the night that this true Arabia n
girl. WHO was OH the eve OF marriage,
spent at the tomb Of the soul. giving
Naieesseh sAe had e dream. A man
clothed in The robes Of the religions
order of law-doctors appeared to her,
saying: "Go in peace to thy intend.
81 husband, for thou shalt find favor
in Ills eyes.
in the luliness OF time she gave
Dir h to male child, and when The
midwife bore the glad tidings to the
!, II - 7'1'31|rusISd: "Ahma d.ul.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03

scientiously instituting for the -
OF suffering humanity.
5:h. That We consider
stances OF the ca,e srfici
waiting to Justify the Immediate
tutioa OF legal proceedings agsski
the parties offending. iJ
Respectfully submitted, u
J. FORD PEIoLEAu, NJ. M.
FL. PARKER, NJ. D.,
MANNING szNoNs, M. D. y
Committee. (
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03

A BEExAvEp WoMASs REsroNsE.
Are you travelling al"ne? asked
a tall, asricultnral-lopbing Se2'ie-
man, approaching lady who oeeu-
..;nd two seats in a crowded ear. mo
-,f, size .,;..i,,.. MS". @sh II
who's with you?' asked the man,
boxing around vainly tor some other
place 10 store himself. MY hus-
band" replied the lady with flashing
eyes. My husband is travelling with
me" ~oh, ali! excuse me- and the
tall man Strengthened up and pre-
pared to take standing ride. "ls
this seat engaged asked a dash'ng
well. dressed young fellow OF the lady
five minutes later. mo, sir" she
renilied, and down he pumped. 81
say, ma m" protested the tall mn,
is that your huaband?' mo, i isn't
and you needn't ask any more LD 1qe',
tiops," retorted the wosANn' hn'
you said you were travelling with |,
him, persisted thetall man. $50 !.
I, am" snor,ed tie lady. Where
hoo" ;,s;stad ilie tall man. HES II
the baggage car in q cofiia' retor'e'
the lady
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03
4 GALE SWALLOWED nY 4 CAr

4 CALF SWALLOWED ~ 4 CAT
FISH About two weeks se", Mr..
Smith. living # !tw nils IRON cal
ior,. G, II ,loe Oct n1ll!n ,iv.r,
lost !, l-a,iiLg Ltiiei .L.Ei ';l,e
years old, aid - !: war fie ttc,k
made 'illgent search, but could rct
find it. A. few days ago party Of
young men fishing on the river were
attracted by the smell Of dead car
cass, and upon examining the cause.
10 an! behold they found monster
catfish, which had swallowed the
calf, and the horns Of the calf be-
coming entaugled in the fsh's gills
had drowned the fish. The fish
measured exactly twenty-three feet
and seven inches in length. and was
6ve feet eight and one.qnarter inches
across the head, and from the length
OF its whiskers supposed to be one
hundred and seventeen years old
Gn1ho"n 7imfs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03
Stockholders Meeting.

YYNDER and hv virtue of the provi-
" sious Of The second section OF an
eact entitled AN Act to authorize the
consolidation OF the Atlantic and French
Broad Valley Railroad Company, and
the Edgefieid, TrentoI and Aiken Rail
road Company, arG other Companies
herein named. DC" approved January
3lst; 1882.
Ali persons. cornorations. townships
and municipalities holding shares OF the
capital stock of either the Atlantic and
French Proad Valley Railroad Company
or the Rdgerield, Trenton and Aiken
Railroad Company. are hereby notified
10 meet either in porscn or by duly au-
thorized representatives, at Bolton,
s. G, on Wednesday, 10th Aug, A. D.,
1882, AT . o'clock P. NJ for the purpose OF
efiecting the consolidation OF said two
Railroad Companies under said Act, ap-
proved Jannary 9lst, 1882.
7. y. COCHRAN.
President y. & T. p. r r. Co.
LEWIS JONES,
President E. T. & A. r. +. Co.
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John j. Flynn, ez-managlng editor
of the Chicago Nr,ps, who was re.
Gently appointed consul to chemnita'
has fallen into great diagrace. He l5
said to have celebrated his arrival at
his post by going on big drunk and
conducting himself so scandalously
that the German Government de-
clines to recognize him.
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Eteurps hat will Startle PrOits.
tants.

The New York Times devote. ten
co)um. of space to an article OH the
nrow.l and standing OF the different
rel;eiejs denominations OF thar city,
tba r;s of which is embraced IL The
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03

COURIER Journal: Alex. H. Steph
ens-the old man marvellous OF Amer.
lean poIitics-has lived little over
seventy yeala, aud in that time he
has been five times elected to the
Georgia Legislature, thirteen times
a Representative in the Congress of
the United States, once to the Senate
Of the United States, but was not
allowed to take his seat. was Presi-
Dental Elector for the State at large
on the Douglass and Jackson ticket.
was member Of the Secession Con.
vention Of Georgia, was elected to
.sbf Confederate Congress. r. SFas-slsaaeIas
e9As President under the y ysassas ss,'
~ w az ~ :: Tor
n.y., u.ls.IL vi LIS AaiASc Stdtc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-08-03

"reopls are not marrying ut such h
AZ, early aga now as they used TO-
remarked stuggius, the other day
"True," replied Fi1zlem,I they can
n II afford to be tied tothe steak IN
couples at the present thigh price a
heef"