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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22
SSprbbemtftber 2ipOb
BAL t III o + cs2 iuie.
&egclmGbige Pafiagier6cf0rOcrung
3pif6Gn
Sremen 1tn681ltintDre
.d b ne q |

u L l. = u
bur8 Sisribmli6if befhnnten, riirrnthS6rau-
ben Vplfoampfl6iTe erfer @IaAe SUu 5000
Sons:
8ramnfdbUeie, 0Sefer, 9crmann,
Nurubcra, 1mcrifd, Sfrdebura.
abfabrt soi Sremcm jsbem @iittpC@.
Nbfatrt BON Baltimore ieben Donnerlfas.
Die Dampfrr bes q. 3. 9lrYb fnb auf has
SpIibeIie gstnIt, nit oeutf6er Seeleuten
bemanst! une psrbcn pen beutI6en Capt.
tainsn bsfrbligt.
Die @nsabl ber nit bsm 81. .. 2lryb DAM
pfern bis Gnbe 1882 bsfpreerten gaTasiere be-
l1uft fIGb nuf
1@ 1,1O1,975 4rrInncm -9a
unb ipritt pobI am Stifen fir bic 8eliebtbrit
tieIer Sinit bc:rt reiIenben pnbliturt.
3pifdeubcfss NafTaeiere
befIrbern mir III au6errrtsntli6 ttaistn Yrei-
fen mad unb RON DeutI9lanb, Seffrrrei<H-
garr1, II. I. 10.
Alleu Ginpnntrrrru mad Teltli9rn Staatsr
III bic Reile iber . a impre gani befrn-
sers an3uratbsn Iis rsiIen fsbr billis, iinb in
Baltimore Srr jebsr ltebsrpprttsiIung ee1hust
unb fGnnrn BET 9lnfunft in Saltimprr unnit-
trIbar ppm OampfldifT in bic bereitlfstenber
Gtltnbabnnasen feissn.
Ner dIlu bas alte 8aterlanb belnhtn, pbeT
9ernanete une 6rsunbe beriiber fpmmtn lal-
fen nil, 1pGIte nd an bic ruterSei6nsten Astu-
ten psnben, bic 3u jeber tpsitrrrn Ausfunfi
germ bsrsit inb. 8rieFi5s anfrnssn psrbsr
prompt beantrcrtet.
ReAp @5ts harauL taB Guere paIfasei6tinG
fnr bic Dampfsr tss Rprhb d CT
2lGsb ausssftat trrrSsn.
81. S6n bmd6er s. 60,
SenercI'Igenten,
0 5 Glib San ctr. Baltimore, @b,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22
giuefIuoe frau,

ySie bdIt es fur pibti9eT, bnb ibre
s amiIie fd 0oIfommeaer Geiuubbeit
erfreue. ais 6ab ie ale ntusn Wo6en
sic febt baber barauf, taB
iebes 0itaIieo ibrer SamiIie eIei9
beim eritsn Srideinen zines Srantbsits-
fpmtoms cine binreihenbe Aunntitdt
9opfen-8ttters . erbalte, um elmer erHt'
lihen Srantbeit nit Den in itrem @e'
fOIee fOntmenbeu nntCRen, Wuben unb
Sorasu por;ubeusen."
,Ren-Saesn 8aHn6iunl. /"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22

A Ueaen 2hsNssN
111T1VW BE, gssIsnnftAeSs,
SxnExAN1AsANEl lbtIiSieS 0opftpeh,
%S AsoasFAe 9tans
81 ><2AS SHOE, 0exbia1t,
SN fiRrsiahSeS -
z 50 SIats1, @4asaeSs
- z1 lRsbss, gRaIaSse
3sIJK0S7sIi aas an.sassets.
Saae Dee etbss,
S4sme amS sstssea setasIeatsa esiNea.
Ghnptome elmer erIraatteu 2ebeg.
ftstIer atbem G6mz5 tn teE eeite, lupesfsu
zzfsx hem S&rItertlatte uEb NTH haIna md 64enmos
ttemus rerrs3ftt; onsemeiuer Gppettfrertuf; ees
pt5nlt@ HerfrFftReit, .surDesien attps&fetah !nH
HffenIetktstett; her Rcrf ron S3mGTlen hetAtiet
peses 6stfa&tti3sr gsrIuf tes GEtnncTuas ssrermss
sens; lupsiieu Gin t3uad3er, trc6ener Srfen Euk
8: $ TSs sss.sS ss'Ss ,1s s S:s ,ss si nss e.
NeAhtsfett unb S@rh&e; "a nerr6e; fkte cher bEeRs
nInhes 0ttasl In hea Shssu, BuiSttItE eat hthsnhs
SSTssSs; ss ssSsSSssfsr m Sss sas
beIIfam uare, 70 fann man fi3 taum basu aufFaheR,
tl, man utstrdnt ieeem SeilmttteI @eTf4tehent htS
SSSsta SsTSt0@s SSs,ei's5 t pc sTaEtss ssss S e.
nor4dnben Karen; bod Sat eie unteTiu3uua uGA
Htm GobG stut bstra@tIt4e etsruus ter esbsf Ha6s
eeDieIen.
9aS RttteI Isute bon aHea pssIsata. SaRe
aao sSIt eeHrau0t tustosa, EoOaI0 10
eimes oer obisen esutHt0uas Ittet.
EStx auI Reiien u pOsS tn uuaeVssaOes
Oeeeae luoBnt, rtrb bur9 atTeseadl&es 9taRthS
men etnGr Gcfs, um eie ettsr In aSyrnSGr 3AAhas
Istt 80 saItsn eHs gtGIGrte, segtes sInfans,
Ts: sas:u "'Sss os atsI Ig s :H ;S o. Ss
tissn, tn aber Setn beFauiAemese tBetyARf.
ketnR utast ettuae tdItper 1eyeauIt4ee aes
San Elm: Dcss unS lie G.Isi4srans srs % sinissIen.
eowobI SsIt GuEe 9oFtorrsc, ,nuaaea spesAen
eTfn0rt, tDenn asan ben ReGuIitoE RNta
1crratbts tHs &aaie baItI
1Sna sIet4rteI ipeIbes aeisen F@ etnftIt, elm
snr8sus ft9srss. sbtabySaStS, 9afte SsIbej.
ansebradt jetu. Das Rittel Ut HnesfaBrIt@ unh
6eeintradttst Ipeoer Die OsS1dftRtbdtisRett
uo1 oaS Berenueeu.
O. TT rein DeaetabtIIId
uue Bat bic aanSe Rraft unb gRtrfIdmtet ppn GaIpm
Oeer GbiHiu Cbne irseub esHe Der fSabIl5en Ra4s
rsrtuRseu eerieIbeu.
Seuentb bon etttcm GounstHeur.
vStmmpus qiper Resulatpr@ n felt lhuaerer 9etI
th metner Gamlie tn GebrauG, unb to ktn aSsy.
Ssust bub CT elne 9eretSeruHs ber arsueirHsniAGtt
biIstt. 9TH SP1rtsT CSsursrntur reH via.
Tast Der yssrau@ ron .Girnnons airer RsauIc.
tcra III mtr pobI betommen iIne ~ ranE&f I'm
utItsr gu prafen.
n9ae Gtastes, Oes MistnaIs ainNetane
SettTittttu uns S&wa8e setranSt' SbCr ME ttnss
sefunbeu has uitr ip pobI betommsn u trie rgtws
mons 9tS.r Rssulatrr.h Sd tabe ppn UatnneISia
ple 9Sot6la pdHaop Stlptui uHp Hppte etner lotueu
IReetbtn psasn ur1 tpetter t6tdsn {; aues mt&te 10
a1en hbRIi@ 2etbenben onrntben IS NIT bieieni
teI gu reriuGeu, ba es has einb9e 80 ietu f@etlt,
has niemals 9tnberun9 oeTIast.
y. W. Sduuep, gRnneat pits, WStnu.
Or. Z. u. Y9aion idst Durc5 thdth@Ii&s
Grfabruns TN Setraune rru gSinIiupus aipeI
8tsuIatrrh in meiner Rragis Bin Id rpn ieiner anr
renenns bsfr.ebist uuh ID rerrrbne ihn ais eine
9tflbrunss =HrJntt.
AS- @dn nebme uur ben edbfen, her lets bic
Sptbe SS0neeISmarte unt bic giameHsunters
{nrth q, B. ReiItn & 60 ouf beut Ifmi6Iaoa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22

Sic beOsutenoIfen unter oen Semo-
tratii@sn GanOi0atsu fur 6aS Spre6'
Grant bss nddFen GonarefsS, baben
in @nfbineton formIibe 9auptquar-
there sinesridtet, bon rO aus fie bon
ben SIsifdtopfen GenptenS ben 9sfeI
beb.n. Oo fnbeu tpir ole 9erreu e..
9. @or bon Stem 9ort. Carlisle bon
Rentudb, 8anbou bon YennfpIbnniu
unb nod einige anbere, Die gang bar
bariid Der $uueer qudIt. Giner ober
fanu nur in Die gtdbe CUR Sduhel unb
es tuirh uns iebt fdOn ban9e, tuem Oie
Nbsemieisnsn, auf Soften beS 8oltes ,
ii9 fonF no Den ipeiten @un;en fiIlen.
SieSemotratie bat 10 Iange 9ebuu9ert,
6oB fie iekt, obne su ulr9en, aanse
GIspbanten idludt. 9Ott beher'5.-
(Roraenitern.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22
sfiGttr g.as's antisurt.

Gi9ter Seag bat unter oem Datum
bonn l3. b. so. in Beantmortuna 6ts
bonn @ouoerueur an i'm seridteten
s@reibens. beheu mir in unierer lek'
ten Summer ertud6uten. eiusu Brief
on 9errn Souberneur SIS. @rittenben
eeridtet, in tueldem er i9 in 8eaus
Der anfibt Oak cine Oerdrttse Sano-
Iungsweiie unferer 8irger unipiirbi9
fei uaS bon allen geiesIieben5en
Blrasrn mi6bilist puros, Der
Nnf1t Ses @ouoernturs auI9IieBt.
Gbenio fonue uber eas 8e9t @bit.
nsps auf einen uupnrteiiI9en Yro3eb
fopie ieiner 8ertbeibisuns t:ine Msi-
nuHssuerf@iebenbeit bsrri9eu unS Die
Perionen tusIGe i'm UNI oieies &e1t
gebradt ludren haburd feIbit Gefesss.
llebertreter unb 8erbreder geuorben.
Sn 8e;us auf 6es 9ouberneurs Muf-
forbelun9 cine baI0iae llnterfu6una
biefer NngeIegenbeit 6ur9 Die @ranb
Surp gu beranIahen, tbeilt 8idter
Senb Rem Soubcrneur nit, oaB er
tein Seieb fenne. tueIdes i'm bere9tiee
einen Spe8iaI-&ermin bes &reis9eridtes
ab3nbaIten es iei Osnn, 6ab elm @e.
fangener tuenisitens 3pei MOnute Dor
Oem regelmabisen Sermine. in Die
County Sail eiuseiperrt morben unb
Der Sberiff i'm baDon bena1ri1tiet
babe, bab er aIlo ouf ole Gmpfebl'
una bss 9errn @ouberneurs nidt ein-
seben Tonne. Oas @eies fdreibe Oie
Dirt uno @sile tuie er gu ban6cIn babe.
Dor unO IS lei feline YTidt fd mad
ben 8sitimmungen oeS @elebeS gu
ri9ten.
Gum Sdlulie bemerft Der 9tidter
bab eS Sade Der GfecutiUe lei, fir
Die Berbaftung Der Serbreder 3u for
gen unO 6ielelben cen Seri9ten gu
iiberliefern. 9Senn Der Seridtsbof gu
ltren9e nit beniel ben Oerfabre ober
eiuen rui9uloi9en Uerurtheile 10 isi
es III Der madt bes 9OuUerucurs oi,
10 berurtbeiIten gu be9uaOi9cn ODER
i6re Strafe Al milbern.
8ibter Seup bat III DEM leBteu
Sabe Dem 9erru 8ouO crueur eiueu
tIeinen Stuieuitiiber ertbeiIt. Der BON
bieiem iopie Seoermann, iueIder Die
9eididte Der GrmOr0nun9 ton Seize
9ames Ourd Die fur Oielen 3Usd pom
Soubetneur sebun8cneH SSor0S fennt,
perlianben iuuroe. glidt einen Scipsr'
400 bon einem Meu9ler nie0eri9ieBen
Ia6en ionoern ocnielben ben 9eridten
,u uberIiefern lit Die YFi1t eiueS
@ouberue
Nuberoem bate 8i9ter Seup Den
Serrn Gouberneur oarauf aufmcrffam
MAIDEN tonneu. baB 9eraoe feline 8e'
sna6igunssluutb gu ioI9eu Sem alt
mobregeln berausfor6ert, 6enn wenn
mirtIi1 Elm Serbreder Dor Den 3uitano'
tsen 9eridten. prosefiirt unO berur.
tbsilt worosn, 70 muB man f9 barauf
e.fabt MAIDEN, bqs er in leiner "uner-
msbIi@eu 9uuoe" benislben bs9uaoi9t
ebe nod berfe.be ous Snnere bes 3ubt-
bauies seiebeu ODER ebe er uur ben
3ebnten She'll oes ibm ;uoittirteu
StrafterminS obaebuBt. OOsr gar
iuie iu Safe DER 9.brIOer EorO, ebe
Die &iute nit tueIder baS llrtbeiI
sefdriebeu tuorOsu. 3sit bate gu
trodnen.
@dbrenb ser eritsn g8o5e Sieies
Monats tpurben bon Der Ser. Staaten
Yatent SHice ni@t tpeni9sr ais S7S
Yatente on 8lrger Der uahfoIsenoen
etaaten ousaefertist: Stem 9ort SO,
Ma6a6uietts 40, Sainois 81, Eenn-
fsIUaniu 33, Ohio IA, Connecticut -,
subiuuo IS, 9liaissu II. Sspu unO
WiTouri ie IL unO Stem Seriep II.
Muber obiaen uurOsn in SerieIben
O.;k S,oA % 0SoE.ot. ao ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22
Usanse.ls. csts, Rss. 2s. 1881.

pfdHshtie, Cete, Rss. %. 1881.
NtiHs 6trtH: So TIT an G&mtI.
IN Ia mtiner e<tse. @adsn Rnh Hrua,
NIT Rt&eRhep G@mrrlfH tus& nieinea
9anIeu 2erptr In Bereinkuns NIT are.
tE S4wdes, Rkeeraff4Iaeenbtit Hnb
eppthneEsftit. Sd aabHa btFtisS stT.
l4ieeent NfeiItneR tin uHe rRree bon
erentnentea 6trJtcH aaf 9sstE. RRreE,
Rillfu&t eebon6tIt. pbnt Grfels. 50
ha&k einmal ei1en Btrfu& mti
Hrepn'6 GtieR. .6itltTS ~ MAIDEN unb
na&etm ID itst etne unk eiEe tdl6e
0ioi@t tiuaenemmtR babe. BIN i4
HahtlH eeiuHb. kk S6merJtH In Der
2sttt uRb Rldtn Hne Vtrsanssn, b
DruRi4mtTHn babtH oufett6rt. elm
euttr apPttlt bat Id etnssRsIt HRb i'd
ufbmt on Si6rtr une 8itif6 ~. GS
fam zii Rs&t etT 3SRIs esT RtsiSiutR
eeHannt peEetn.
SCbn &. a1.ns.r.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22
% n5lifan6 fur 5armer un0 5anh
lnerfer,

Sauienbe brn Dollars t0nnen asfpart
merben, penn man Die eigene 9eiunb-
belt unb Die Der 9sinigen wobI bebl"
tet. ST Semanb aalIis, bon bIo6er
Sefdtsfnrbe, mibmutbia, Ieibet er
an 9lpetitlOiiateit ober ausemsiner
SGwdbe, 10 ioQt. er nidt lau6ern'
fonbern fd fo9Ieid cine SIaf9e
beS iuunoerbaren Electric 8itterS"
boIen, Ger ME ntrfebIt, 3u beIfen, un6
spur fur bic SIeinieteit bon SO gts.
gu baben in alien &potbefen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22
Su1et

@eiuabbeitunb uerme;bet aranfs
belt. Anitott nsiibe Mnh abses
mattel ju fIbIen, anftatt @eb
tia6 S4mer5e1. rnoQten Sic nidt
uieI Heber frif9 unb ftarf fabIen3
Sic s6rnen fortfabren miierabeI
gu fdblen unb ;u g69ts aufses
Iest. bod mtiFen Sic Nientan6eus
Die S3aI6 3,imefen aIB it9 ais
Elm, fnb Sic ober Elm 6erartioes
2eben nrdbe, 70 f6nnen Sic es
6nSern, falls Sic es rpiinf9en.
Mie9 Snbem Sie ii9 cine
SloI9e uon 8ropn's GiIens
1itters saufen unb ioI9es resels
rHdbis ben 8ori@riften semdb.
e'nHebmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22
StraSenfener.

Serr &eOofteur sic iuiroen mir,
uuo ipobri4einIid aud anberen ibrer
bieIeu 2efsr, einen srobeu GefoIlen ere
iueifen, iuenn fe'in ibrem 8latte Die
6raee. OBJ man bic auf Srunbeigentbum
aufaele9te &oao'Sor nidt, ipie frlber,
burd Grbeit obberbieueu tann, beant-
iuorten ipursen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22
aus 9kirb 6reef.

Serr Seinri6 ReIIiss bat ant Woa'
tas nit benz Nbi@H:iben feines @ei.
gems 5eaOnnen. unb Der msiife 6rAb
wei;en miro im 9oufe Der g9O@e fur
ben S@nitter reif ftin.
Sie ipdbrenb benz nsuIi1en Sturms
serit0rten Sduftr unb unbere Sebdu-
Ii@teiteu werben 70 raid OILS m0sIi@
tuieoer oufae6aut un6 6ie bonn Bin6e
entflbrten Sd@er fiuo gum srosteu
SbeiIe bur& neue erfekt.
Serr Sriebensrihter SomfeISt 1T
iiber Die 4ntunft zines tleinen 28eIt.
burgers in leiusr SamiIie isbr erfreut,
unb &err 6rib StreImann froblo6t
aus 6emfelben grun6e.
esit Serr Snb, bes GupaTt Der
ct. Souls, GmpOria unb 8efern
Gtfenbobn ouf fsiner Sour Der borge-
f@Iaseuen 2inie biefer Babn entIans,
bier ourdgetommen un6 i@ 70 elnltia
iber Oas 2anO uussefpro@en. beeen
unfere GARNER Die SOTuuns, bab
eu6It9 ibr isbnItditsr Bunf9 in Gr.
fiIuns seben uerOs unb bos Sompf.
roB feineu g8eg 6urd 6en IiioIiden
She'll 6ss Counties nebmen merae.
Boaen bofen Oab bem TO lit.
Cine beoeuten6e 8erdnoerung in
tlr3lib i'm @erfonaIe DER 8Ianb
MubIe UOr0etOmmen. 9err 9Sm.
Samper bat feline Stene ais Mlll.r
nieber9ele9t une iit mud 2innmoob
uberseFebeIt. 9err George GOufns
bat feline SteGe in Der MlbIe iibernom'
men. 8etsr 9tlUerIon 1T an Steae
bon @enrb 9Obmeber Subrmunn
fur Die 0fible 9ewor6en uuo Cher
man @IUeriou 9at Die 8efddftsleitune
in feiueu SdnOen.
llsber Die Quspanberung aus benz
SantOn Bern luir6 bon bort berihtet
Seoen DOnnerfng bistet f1 ben Bee
luobuern Der 8un6esItaot Gin Bib, bas
mebr als aues gInoere ben Nteni9eA
freunb gu ernFem Oenten oufforbert.
Seit Reuiabr btrrsilt, auf bcm Sabn'
bof bafclbf. aGw0hentIid cine itott'
li9e S9aar @uropamiiber, um I'M
fernen Bsteu f@ Elm cbrIidcs Nus-
fOmmen Su fdcrn. bas ibnsn Die aIte
9elmatb gu Ocrfasen f&eint. SSer Oa
Udbnt, bieie OurdfdnittIi1 20 60pfe
;dbIsnbs @migrantenaruppen rstrutiren
fib gum gr0bern She'll aus Sougeni1t.
fen, Gus arbeitsfdeuen un6 Ilc6erIiden
2euten, Der irrt fh. etarts, bOfnunes-
uCleSun9Iinge, antsrnebmenbe, tbdtigs
Sausndter biloen - i'm RautOn Bern
iueni9itenS- Die Webrbeit Der Muswon.
berer. 3obIrei1e 9ebdube i'm 8eruer.
oberIaub iteben Ieer; ldon Fam es Dor,
ba6 burd Die moOerne g0ltermonber-
ung eduIen eiugehep mubten. Die
9eute aebeu 8eIu6bnIi4 nidt mitteqos
fort bat unS bod cine nieIbefddftiete
Nasntur berf9ert, bob nod ibrsr @r.
fabruns auf Den 4opf Der bon ibr
ipebirten auswuu6erer ca. 1000 6ran-
Fen tommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-06-22

Brorun's giIen. .9itters beitebt
aus GiIen in I0sIi6er Sorm,
Sin9ona, benz sroben StGrs
tunssmitteI nebit anberen 1ucbI
berpd5rten SeiImitteln, ofe
)uiammen Elm luunberbares ni9t
altobolbaltises Startunssmittel
eeben, rseI9es SeilunS sibt in
sSaQen pom 0pspepite, l1nuers
6nuli9teit, 9laIarin, S9wd9e
unb 2inberuns in allen 2un9ens
unb 9tieren'9 '9rontbeiten.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-10-25
THE COLUMBIA REGISTER.

Col. John w. Il. Pope, who has been
editor !n-cnlef of tt.a Colunlbif Eeci.tr,
for 81 ,ral gears, has severed his con
ncction with that pane. in consequence
of disagrecmcntiwith Mr.. Caivo, tho
proprietor of the paper, upon some mat
ter pertaining to the management of tho
Register. In retiring, Col. Pope graceful.
~ asks his brethren OF the press to forget
any unpleasantness which has been en-
gendered during his conduct OF The paper,
and says that his severance with the
Register is not to sever his connection
with South Carolina journalism. Col.
Rope Is M able wrtor and thoroughly
independent and conscientious man,
whose services hnve been Of vnluo to tho
State. Wo shall be pleased to welcome
his return tc journalism.
For tho Register under it's new manage
mont, wo have tho hest of wishes. II Is
ably couslucted, and gives promise Of
continued sgo%ing usefulness and sue
cess. We hope Mr.. Calvo will he liberal
ly supported by tho people in his efforts
to establish o reliable and influential
newspaper Mt our State Capitol. Such
paper Is n necessity to the State, and if
the people will patronize the Register, Mr..
Calvo may bo depended upon to make the
paper what 1t should be. lie has shown
unusual skill In the establishment OF tho
Register, for he has made it success un-
der circumstances less favorable than
those which surrounded many mon who
have tried to build up paper In Colum-
bia and failed
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1883-10-25
THE WHISKY ORDINANCE

Nothing has contributed SO much to
the peace and order Of tho City OF Ander-
son as tho adoption by the City Council
of tho Ordinance against selling or giving
spirituous liquors to minors or persons
OF known Incorporate habits, and the
eiliciont and rigid manner in which it has
been enforced by Mayor Maxwell and
the City Police. The Ordinance ia only a
copy Of tho State law, but the difference
Is that the State law Is not enforced while
the Ordinance Is. The principle Of this
law Is correct. To begin with, 1t Is NOR
ally and socially wrong to train up young
boys to drink in bar.rooms. They have
not the strength or experience. in many
cases, to guard against excuses, and it is
both prudent and wise for the authority
which controls tho sale of liquors to keep
this temptation out Of thoir way. Tho
social and moral reasons for the other
part of the law are equally strong. The
man who has repeatedly shown himsolf
unable to resist the temptation OF exces.
eively indulging an appetite which will
certainly render him sot, ought not to
have the opportunity to crafty that ap.
petite. 1t Is not the injustice to himself
alone, but it Is the injury, and in many
cases, the deprivation also to his family,
and the obnoxious and evil example to
society which should be guarded against.
Tho whisky dealer should not, for the
sake Of the profit on few ten cent
drinks of whisky, be permitted thus to
injure society, and we congratulate the
City OF Anderson upon having Council
that has the moral courage to maintain,
and especially Mayor who has the
nerve to enforce, u Ordinance to prevent
these evils.
We have always thought 1t better to
regulate than to attempt h prohibit the
sole OF liquors. It Is very difficult, Il
not impossible, to prohibit It, but It can
be regulated. As an example of this,
we would point to the fact that tho order
Of Anderson 10 better by far to-day than
it was when we had the dry ticket. There
Is not near no much drunkenness. The
city government ia now such that on
crowded days the ladies of Anderson can
venture upon ouz streets without danger
of encountering drunken men, or hear.
Ing obscene language. Even with auch a
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LAND FOR SALE,

NNTE, q. W. Long, John Long, Henry
Wv Long, Cynthia Tate Eleanor Webb
Mary Stucky and Elizabeth Gentry, lega-
tees Of the estate of WIN. Long. deceased
will expose to sale on SALEDAT IN
NOVEMBER next, at Anderson, S. c.,
during the hours of s.ie TO the highest
bidder, all that Tract Of Land belonging
to the estate of the said VIM. Long. de
ceased, containing l2l acres, situated in
Earennes township, and adjoining lands of
John Long, g. w. Long and others. The
land is well watered, and Al good dwelling
house on the place. About 60 acres in
woods, and good twu-horse farm in cult.
vatiOn.
TEEMs-Onc-half cash, and the remain
der on credit of twelve months, with in
terest from day OF sale, to be secured by
mortgage of the premises. Purchaser to
pay extra for necessary papers.
Oct T. 1888 -
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The Aattoz Murder.

/ correspondent of the iircrnville Nrr.,
writing from Abbevilc says that the case
against the men charged with the Mattux
murder will not b" given ont to tho
Grand Jury ut this term, IA one Of tho
implicated parties has not yet been ar
rested, though lie is being pursued with
warrant. Below this letter tho Ncms
says:
The following from tho Atlanta C6nsfi-
tution OF yesterday, although botched and
exaggerated like most of tho drivel in
tended for news in that journal, doubt
less refcrs to tho Maddox case spoken of
by the Ners correspondent, AMI tells of
the capture OF tho man wanted.
Captain Bagby reached n satisfactory
conclusion In murder case which no
has been working for nearly two week
yesterday by arresting George Hughes at
Norcross. Hughes Is a white man and
the murder with which no il charged was
committed noar Abboville, s. c. about
christmas, 1879 Tho case is one full Of
trngic md romantic history and the facts
handled by ono of Beadies reporters
could be woven into first class dime
novel.
Previous to the date of tho murder.
there lived near Abbcvillo. an old man
named Mosely. He was quite wealthy
and was n widower. In 1873 he married
q young girl. Not long after his we'd
ding, old man Mosely nscertained that
his bride loved his wealth more than she
loved him. The result WAS ouarrcls
without number. IL December 1879.
Mosely and his young vile, who was
really quite child, had their last quar-
rel. During its progress ho informed her
that he was going to mako his will and
that she should not be named in 1t.
The next day after tho quarrel Mosely
went to Abbeville and had a lawyer to
draw up his will, promising to sign it the
next time he came to town. That night
when he reached home he told his wife
what he had done. The next day he
stayed Mt homo. That night about nine
O'Clock some one cnllod him to the
door and shot him dead. The murder
created great deal of excitement, and
the excitement Tas increased by the great
mystery. Mrs. Mosely diverted suspi-
cion, ii there was any pointing toward
her, by offering big reward for the
murderers, but it did not lead to them.
The will not being completed. the widow
received the lions share OF the estate, and
all went smoothly until few days ago
winding up of the estate which aroused
men were arrested and Jailed in Abbe-
Vile. One OF them gave tho ofIicars a
pointer in the case by which Hughes fwas
located in Georgia. His arrest was dele
gated TO Captain Bagby, who, yesterday,
took him in. It now develops that the
widow hired the three men 10 do the
killing. Hughes Is in the city prison
awaiting transportation to Sout:i Carroll
"a.
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The Columbia Register takes us up on
the statement that the popular .jurore for
the nomination Of Tilden and Hendricks
as tho Democratic standard bearers in
1854 Is on the increase, and observes that
itsees very little indication OF anything
of the kind North, South, East or West,
and closes Its article in somo ill-naturad
personal remarks. The INTELLIaENcER
has never received much courtesy from
the Register, although 1t has never know
tngly given any cause for other treat
ment. We have survived Its cynicisms
In the past, and although we had hoped
formore pleasant relations under Its new
administration, yet IL our contemporary
chooses to pursue It's previous antipathies,
we shall do our best TO survive still, des.
pite its frowns. In the article upon
which the Register takes occasion to open
hostilities against the INTELLIaEscRR we
merely expressed an opinion. That
opinion may be right or 1t may be wrong,
but the Regi,ter cannot dispose of It by
mere assertion or ridicple. If our con.
Temporary has read the interviews and
correspondence in the leading pspers,
some signs OF. Tilden and Hendricks'
strength will appear. n It has noticed
the failing strength Of bfr. Mcdonald
In Indiana, which 10 probably due to Mr..
Hendricks, strength there, and coupled
with his expressed willingness to take
the Becond place, additional signs appear.
And IL It has noticed the coslescence Of.
the Tammany, Irving Hall and County
Democracy Of New York, with John
Keiiy's declared preference for Tilden,
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WA,oss, WAUoN .--KrcL x Stephens
ia"cJ Just received a car load o: the CELE.
EEhTLp STANDARD FAgM WAnoN- which
viii hc sold 10" for cash, pr on time for
approved paper. Apply 10 Reed & Ste
phc's, pr &. \. Reel
TT b"n'l wear dingr or faded things
When The ten-rc;.t Diamond Dye will make
E"In E""d n- nc" They are perfect.
The health ai.d beauty Of children can be
restored by giving the Shriner's Indian
Nermifngc TO Kill the worms that darken
their complexion
BO,i, Lydia T.. pinkhalns Vegetable
romr0Hn' and Blood Purifier are prepared
a, ~ anh 20 Western Avenue, Lynn.
Mas. Price %; either. 81 Six bottles for
-. Sent ~ mail III the form of pills, or
nI ic|";E"S, on rc"eir; Of price, 81 per box
inr either. Mrs. riikhaiu freely answers
~ l"rirr' Of inquiry. Encl"-c Sc. stamp.
S'ud for Guide - Health and Nerve
!-'I.!a.