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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-07-31
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For House of Representatives.

The many friends of Fl. G.. SCUDDAY, Esq.,
respectfully announce him as a candidate for re-
election to the House Of representatives, subject
to the primary election. Mr.. Scudday's expert-
cree and services during the past session are
guarantee Of efficient and faithful service in the
future.
The friends of E. M. RUCKER announce him
as a candidate for the House Of Representatives.
subject to the action of the Democratic party.
The friends of JOHN c. WHITFIELD, Esd
respectfully announce him as suitable candidate
to represent Anderson County in the next House
of Representatives, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The friends of Mr.. J. BELTON WATSON re-
spectfully announce him as candidate for the
House of Representatives ubject to the action Of
the Democratic party.
The friends of R. P. CLINKSCALES, Esq, re-
spectfully announce him as q candidate for re-
election to the House of Representatives at the
approaching election, subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
The numerous friends of Col. JOSEPH N.
BROWN announce him as candidate for the Leg
islature from Anderson County at the next cleo
tion subject to the action of the Democratic party.
MANY VOTERS
Tho friends of GEORGE E. PRINCE, Esq,
announce him as candidate for the House Of
Representatives, subject to the action of the DEM
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For School Commissioner.

The friends Of GEO. NJ. McDAVID respectfully
announce him as candidate for School Commits
sioner He will abide the result of the Primary
election, and support the nominees Of the Demo-
cratic party.
The friends of S. P. TATE, Esq, respectfully
announce him as suitable candidate for the
Office of School Commissioner at the next election,
subject to the action Of the Democratic party.
To THE VOTERS OF ANDERSON COUNTY:
Grateful for the confidence reposed in me hith-
erto, and hoping to merit the same in the future,
I announce myself candidate for reelection to
the Office Of School Commissioner, subject to the
''e ''''''' - - '0 4. W. TODD.
The friends of Col. J. G. CLINKsCALES, Of
able man for the Office of School Commissioner Of
Anderson County at the next election, subject to
the action Of the Democratic party.
For Judge of Probate.
The friends of T. c. LIGON respectfully an
nounce him as candidate for reelection to the
office Of Judge of Probate for Anderson County at
the next election-subject to the action of the
Democratic party.
For Clerk of Court.
Tho friends Of Col. n. P. TRIBBLE respect
fully announce him as q candidate for Clerk Of
Court at the approaching election-subject to the
action Of the Democratic party.
The many friends of JOHN ". DANIELS nom-
mate him as candidate for reelection to the
Office of Clerk of the Court for Anderson County
subject to the action Of the Democratic party.
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For Coroner,

The many friends Of J. WILLETT PROVOST
for the Office of Coroner subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
The friends of r. Y. H. NANCE respectfully
nominate him as candidate for the office Of
Coroner Of Anderson County at the na1t election,
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Mr.. J. L. Mauldin, Secretary, has hand
ed us q copy of the proceedings Of the
last meeting Of the Gist Rifles Survivors
Association. 1t is printed in neat pam.
phlet form, and contains complete roll
of the Company, showing the lilled and
wounded, in what battle such killing and
wounding occurred, and the place and
time each survivor surrendered or was
discharged. Though not graduate Of
the art of Typography, Mr.. ldauldin
printed the pamphlet himself, which re-
fleets much credit upon him. lie did the
work free of charge, and will present
each survivor with copy. His Eeneros-
ity in thus providing each member of
the Association with a roll Of the Com
pany will no doubt be highly appreciated.
The second annual reunion of the Asso-
citation takes place at Williamson next
Tuesday.
The Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance met at Honea Path on IYednes-
day evening, 23rd instant, and adjourned
on the following evening. The reports Of
the Grand Worthy Patriarch and Grand
Scribe were highly encouraging, showing
about rs per cent. increase in membership
during the past year. The following
grand officers were elected to serve for
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Next Monday is salesday.

Next Monday is salesday.
! Don't neglect to SOW plenty of turnip
seed. 5 81.
See notice Of ''Land for Sale" in an
other column. ,
& Candidates, send in your order for
tickets for the Primary Election.
Watermelons are getting to be plenti-
fnl. though the price is alittle stiff yet.
The young ladies should be up and do
ing. Leap Year is more than half gone.
Aslot of old newspapers, suitable for
wrapping paper, for sale at this office,
s cheap. !, Il. q .s: - =" @ ].
Mr.. Edward E, Bomar has retired from
S the editorial, chair Of the spartanburg
Herald. q, S. : e.,
3 The ne Congressional Convention meets
at Seneca City next "Wednesday, 9th OF
August.
aa The INTELLIaENoER force is indebted
to MI. ". j.. Robins for fine water
melon: :ee.l .is ..s9:; ~. +; .s ,',5a
e The Misses Willis, of Charleston, are in
the city visiting the family of Dr.: w. 81.
i Nardin. "a. 8. s 's ysso.
Messrs. w. A. Chapman and John Nc
Grath have the finest patches Of corn we
have ever seen.
Mr.. q. T. King, Of Hopewell township,
informs us that he made 62a bushels OF
oats on one acre.
The Salnda Baptist Association meets
with Mountain Creek Church next Tues
day, 5th of August. .s5;,. .i:: i.
There win be 9 meeting Of the Williams
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TLorsAM.

Ladies', call at Block Bros.
Burt u Moars shoes, Block Bros.
Tuesday will tell the tale.
Gold bangle rings, at ST., Becks.
New sugar-house molasses Mt Ed S.
Alstou'S.
New Sugarhouso molasses at Loeb Il
Freiberg's.
Hazel at Mayors hall, Saturday after.
noon at 2SO O'Clock.
The best wines in tho city for tie
money. Loeb 4 Freherg
Despite the ateness Of the season
the building boom continues.
The balcony in front of tho st. George
hotel was torn down yesterday.
Tho candidates for county orflcos are
stirring things M at lively rate.
The very finest grade of California
claret at 10 cents per gallon ut Ed $. Al
stons.
Stone steps have been placed at a
number OF street crossings in tho bust
ness center
We handle more wines than any two
| houses in Dallas, hence our low prices.
Ed =. Aston.
The Frohsinn Singing society will
| giVoa grand concert and ball tomorrow
might 40 Turner hall.
The hoauiiful weather yesterday
brought ont the ladies in force, who
we're busy shopping.
A complete line Of Burt & Mears cello
! hrated mems fine shoes on hand at Leon
kahn's, 606 Elm street.
Let all the children so aud SEQ Hazel
at Mayors hail. saturday, at 2:3C
o'clock only 10 cents.
some very slick tickets are being cil-
culated on the quiet by the Republi
cans. Look out for them.
We make speciality of imported
brandes, gins, cordials and WHISTLES
for medical,purposes. Ed $. Aston.
Al the school children are going TO see
Hazel at Mayors hall, tomorrow, lat 2.SO
o'clock. Fifteen cents only for children.
The county commissioners court con
venes to-day for the purpose ofreceiving
the now fire proof building for the
county records, just completed.
Hons Olin Wellborn and Barnett
Gibbs viii address the people tonight,
az Mayors Garden, under the auspices
of the Cleveland and Hendricks club.
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From Bnird.

BAIRD, Oct. 3d. Correspondence. r
We have had an abundance of rain, and
late rs 1t is, the grass is now green as in
spring.
Boren, oae of the parties who was shot
few days past, at Cottonwood, this
county, died and Moss and Price, his
slayers, have not yet boon arrested. II
is supposed that they have made for the
Indian nation, as the horses they were
riding were found near Cisco, tied in the
brush, and Moss came from the nation
some Yeas ago.
The election Is at stones throw, and
many is the surmiso as TO the defeat aud
success Of some of the candidates.
Wash Jones men are weakening. Ire
lands strength is increasing beyond
the fondest expectation of his friends
and the entire state ticket will sweeI
this county.
The election fever is high, money
market low, and the chances of some o.
the candidates worry meagre.
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doctor was disposed TO prevail on every
| one who came into the house that he
was sick, and that he needed whisky
prescription. or course the business ca
| reer of this firm was short. Tho officers
arrested them the first day, and in de-
fault of giving bond they were i'm.
prlsoned. They were tried
before Judge Dunlap on Il
writ OF habeas corpus and remanded to
Jail. Yhev sfterward deposited suf-
ticent amount Of money to pay their
fines and were released.
The county campsignisw waxing warm.
Every candidate is using every possible
effort within his power to secure his
election, and for some of the Offices
there are as many as fifteen candidates,
consequently there will DO many de-
fosted candidates.
The farmers have made better crops
than was first anticipated, and they are
disposed 70 nay up as far AZ they can,
consequently the merchants are tiding
it over better than they expected.
Prof.. Smith, member of the faculty
of Marvin college, died yesterday morn
ing, after short illness. over 400 stu
dents joined in the funeral procession.
Mr.. Warren q. IomaI and Miss Sallio
llendly were married this evening 81 :
o'clock at The Methodist church. 4
large and intelligent audience witnessed
the marriage, which was performed by
Gen. l.. NJ i. Lewis.
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AT the st. George: Julius Grau, Mat
Grau, j. L. Grondelder, Max Figmore
and wife, Miss Kate Ryles, Miss Helm
Cooper, Miss Kate DoWolf Miss Marie
Gisyales, Miss Bessie Gray, Il. Harvey
and wife, G. N, Galloway, c. Sumheim,
f. II. Kennorthy, Grau's opera COM
pany; $. II. ShermoN, +. Houston, Ter
rell; j. d. Cox, NJ. ~, Nackoy, Camp
bell; w. 0, Parker, Little Elm; jim
Mcmillan, Terrell; j. T. Tank, II. H..
Tank, Forney; V. V. Jones, Mckinney;
S. $. Doubendorlf, rcrrall; NJ. $. Hud-
son, sherman; w. IT, Perkins. NJ. G..
Sterinon, Owensbero, KY, p. n. Tay-
lor, Lancaster; NJ. O. Lyons, Palo Pinto;
Joseph W. Clark, Bryan; JnS A, VIII
liams, Texas express company; NJ. h..
Hardags, Terrrell; G. +. Saigline and
and wife, Plano; Y. NJ. Daniel and
family, Forney; A. y. Graham, Lewis
will; j. l.. WilIis, Davisou; Geo. Cline,
Mckinney; Nv. u, Ferguson, Dallas
county; l.. @. G. Lamar, Jr. Miss.
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MOTHERS
srNaasasss----uaa .sz.ssap
FRIEND.

ThisIoyoIu,b,o oro-
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-01

IN the southern states tho name OF
Baron Erlanger has familiar sound.
The baron's immense railway system
ramifes the entire south, and it is we'll
known that his wealth reaches a
fabulous figure. Eranger, although he
has lived in Paris all his life, is halt a
southerner. He married Miss Slidell,
the daughter of Hon. John Slidell, of
Louisiana. The great capitalist
is youthful-looking man, and,
unlike some money kings, he is
fond Of society, literature and art. He
gives the best dinners in Paris. His
table supplies average 500 day, and
without keeping yacht or indulgng in
eNtravagances, he spends Sl50,000 year.
His huuse is n marvel Of artistic beauty.
His drawing-room Is u lovely bower of
flowers, plants and shrubbery, and his
gallery of paintings, cost millions OF
francs. Intellectually, the baron il a
giant. lilo runs dozen banks, over
looks his investments i'm half dozen
countries, and yet has time for the
opera, for social enjoyment and for pri-
waite charity. Altogether, this Parisian
Midas is u WONDER Atlanta Constitu-
tion.
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FoR aENr


EOR RENT eco SEVERAL ELEGANI
Il rooms, large hHll belWeCH gss ana
lefi e8 ana s8i MAIN street Apply " ~
lsHd 4 MoRstky Hardware ca. no Y,--f.ss
EOR EENT--A NICE FuRNiisilhadS
A room. suitable tor udyaud Sel'lltl',aSeIr
and good hoard II required. Enquire ~ ~. w w
Elm street. oot.o,M
EOk HENT-UNE FURNISHED Fh a.,Stt
i room, ~ Elm ST. 9s.s,.
LUb bEN BbILk atutG, 80 nsn
\ iiuished and situated ln goVH p uanNtv
location In the town OF Ennis, MS Vo ''onjs
Texas; suitable for groceries az az s"tSt,
Inquire OF Y, l.. MCCAFrN, he"'
Ateut, Ennis, Texas. .-.,,,,,,,s
NUR kENr--A COTTAGE OV E'w Mn.
L rooms, on Ross avenue, Wiuin ia
ut"a' walk Of the Pustoccc. Apply ,o.if
!FOuts, ELLIOTT \ HALL. ,,,,,si
INOR RENT-BN THE sJbllt v ,l nslt
n LAND COMPANY, 7V' Man SH rooa
broom house, No. 80 Nrnl Ireti, ", ~ Cer.
hoGsg, M, o. Florn street, east of IeznS IAN,
tai Fatlrour, IS; 5-room house, nC'-o r,ori
vent, East Dalms. acres lnrd I20i 1-IuNHs
house, 1907 FOLK street opposite vi ",tnol
al; 5-ruum house, corner ElNsy Gu" MAX,
streets, so; broom house East Run ,,,nrI
near branch, SIS; d-rOoin house ON ',,ats
H&TWuud street, ncor hranch, 80, t',Vss
house, WA Main street. $40, 4-tpohl AZ,
East Dallas, north OF Fair NfouIN' II
i-room house. Live Oak street. near Cotin
fl.JV; broom house 8lS C0ruthsIf0eti g,.gi
EOR RENr-CENTEALlN Log NJ No.
= FirSt-ciGSs sleeping rooms Nou'e MIR.
urei al Gonvenieuces. LfEnShNF ,gi
E0ED. ~ Main Stroet nr-s. nl
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What lovely weather. How like
Indian summer. 1t is a happy blending
of spring and fall, full of sunshine and
justsuiliciently cool torender pleasant
The leaves Of the forest appear to be
falling out Of season, and it seems
strange to read In the kilograms of snow
and Ice IN the more northern portions Of
the union, but IL wont do to bank on It's
lasting, for Texas weather is Texas
weather, and blue northor may be
blowing before thls Zoos TO press.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-01

LOCAL MATTERS.
MAYOR MARTIN TO MAYOR cABgL
The Former Bones tho Latter for a Bet
Tho Weather, tho Game Market, Lo-
cal Politics, Court Notes
and other Items.
Iowa Hoard From.

J. A. Martin, Of Council Bluffs, Iowa,
who evidently does not know the man,
writes Gen. w. L. Cabell, our mayor, as
follows:
II incidentally learned yesterday that
Won took thousand-dollar bet on the
general result, in favor of Blaino-in a
Kansas town-and that you would take
all such bets, under S25,000. There is a
man in Council Bluffs, w. II. Vaughn.
may OF the city, who is willing to bet
$4,000 that Cleveland VIII get there.
II You will take il Tor a smaller amount)
would be happy to fix IT. for you, and
will attend to IL promptly. am super
intendant Of bridges, G. X. ]. & +. r, r.,
west division; reside at Atlantic, Iowa.
Wire me and I'll get there
"Respectfully
-. A. MARTIN.
Mayor Cabell answered that he was
the president of a Cleveland and Hen
bricks club, and of the way Of thinking
and of the same opinion as the mayor
OF Council Bluffs.
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Tho Game Nlnrl,ot.

The recent rains and the bright, sun
shiny weather that followed brought
the geese and ducks and stimulated the
sportsmen, who have been for tho past
few days actively cunning. The conse-
quence is the markets are fairly stocked
with quail rabbits, squirrels and other
game. Dealers always find a ready
market for this class Of meats, and tho
wonder is that dealers do not pay more
attention to supplying the demand.
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WaxaI,nchIe Notes.

WAxAHAoHIE, oct. So lCorrespond-
ence.l --Sinco local option prevailed our
town has Undergone no material change
in business point of view. Two indi-
viduals undertook 10 furnish all thirsty
parties with drinks. provided you were
sick enough TO have thedrink prescrib-
cd by the doctor, who composed one OF
the two individuals referred to, and the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-01

Sr. LOUIS, Oct. SOFT ia understood
in railroad circles shat G. w. Ristine, of
the Trans Continental association. is
soon to become traffic manager OF the
the Atlantic & Pacific and will have
charge or the fast freight line OF the
Atlantic Il Pacific, Atchison, Topeka a.
Santa l'o, and and the st, Louis & san
Francisco roads.
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Grand ntmocratic linllu.

There will be grand Democrat,
rally at Mayors garden tonight, anc
those who desire to hear the sounC
principles of Democracy expounded
should attend. Addresses will DO made
by Hon. Olln Wellborn, nominee for re-
election to congress, Hon. Barnett
Gibbs, nominee Tor lieutenant Governor
Mr. Thorpe Andrews, candidate fol
hoater from this district, and others.
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) Candidates IIeIping To owosd Up. p


A gentleman who came down from
Coloradoyesterday states that on Thurs
day evening, after tho train had eft
Grass Valley for Coifax, passenger
going through the cars discovered IN one
corner a motley group of Nevada
county officials, some Of whom, ii is
needless 30 state, are again craving the
sutirages Of their constituents. When
within few miles of Its destination the
train was obliged TO halt for supply OF
wood. Noticing that his train was
somewhat behind time, and being aware
Of tho presence of these political
aspirauts, the conductor demanded Gall
cand dates who desired vote TO imme-
dlately como to the assistance Of his
meagro crew." In less time than il
takes TO write this article five able
bodied men were at the wood-pie, mi
nus coat and hat. They worked with a
vim until long heavy piece Of wood
came in contact with finger Of one OF
the hardest workers, and he was obliged
to desst. The others, fearing that somo
calamity would befall them, beat hasty
retreat, after being thanked by the con
ductor who, by way of II joke, informed
them that himself and assistants were in
favor Of tho other "ticket." Sacra-
mentO Union.
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Ciiv NnIIri.

City vs.. @. NJ. Wheat, maintaining
a nuisance; continued.
City VS., Sam Darnell, vagrancy; dis
missed.
City VS.. b, W. Hampton, carrying pis.
tol; continued.
City VS.. J. b. Simpson, falling to re-
pair sidewalk fined IS.
City vs.. Pat, 0'Brien, uncovering sew
er; continued.
City vs. ". Baker and James Shaw,
robbery; transferred.
City VIZ. William Murphy and Viii
liam Overlook, intoxication; fined SO
each,
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FOR sAlE

..
EOR SALE MY HOUSEHOLD ANA
A Kitchen lurnitsre, suitable FOR a small
family Apply 10 liel GaIntasrce street.
noyl-3t
fUh oaLE--A FINE COUNTRY RESI-.
J. ideuce and stock farm, well Improved
go acres best rolling prlirie--id Ncres In chi.
LlNtNoui good 5-rOOm tenement house; are.
stock barn, gran, rieS and tool house. | ara,
l0-rOom dwelling house, very conveniently
arranged, wood mouse, cellar, veraudat
nearly around house; abundance OF waterat
mouse, barn ana ~ the pa.turs, go frGit .ges
OF various kinds and best varieties ;shrubery,
shade and ornamental trecs-all making
beautiful and comfortable home. Improve
meuts cos. nearly the price asked for then.
l'lt piace-9Zi per acre. \ good lO-acre wul.
lot given with M III. Fine stock and apiia
OF n bargain, Situated sixteen miles sou +
Wy,est OF Dallas and four miles east Of Ceda
mn. STEWART CRAVEN,
oc,Sl-lm ovilla, Ellis County.
! LUk SALIi-g,80- SURES VALUABLE
4 land for sale, all I'm one body, with last
ing wafer the drytst sea on, known as Har-
rison Co. school land, located miles west
| 81 Arson, lht county seat OF Jones county,
and about Is miles northwest OF Abilene, To-
GATED In ls@. For price and terms address
JAs. Y. lRoN, Overtonr Rusk county, Tex,
| 3IOK SALE-OEh BAKERY, WITH ALL b
! l. fixtures necessary Tor baking, in q wide
a%GEe town everything new and complete,
az q price 10 suit the hard times. Address
| ~ =, - o.
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/ NJ ', ,, ~ ,''l,'1 ION b9!as, neg
INK c liz az a.. ~, ~ J., ~ ~, iaiu u
~ i "''' ','I,i'' ~ ,'iI,c ~ 'it7 year oV pau
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80 ii,t tt,',.ot", ~ ~ hVieh IN
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i I'M i'. ',L,'s., r"l.il-houNe tulcHt
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, t, ioTsc allU rsn N
y,,,i.tU S',,, , ", l.'y-t VI 'i plst
| 10y new fence; price, 81, i9l-tl.l2j cash. and
( balance 10 lime: owner Geoirc4 10 return 70
Europe. Inquire al postonice. Huicbin,
| Texas. AP. DEkAH oclAt
/ L'OR aALH-FARAi IN DAiI.HS CO.
/ ! or 10 rent for money. Two hun.
/ drca and eighteen acres. one aud A hail,
mlleN west az HlrhtrGsoni rich, bluck land,
NyH ilP'YEeu, IN hNe sllje ~ cGltlvatloni
/ ldISt CIV, lihs' ropulSi barn, outbuildings
"l4u 'yN'utl I'"urNN' hPi'utln pfchdfd lpeHchli.
En"a %GllS Hnu u acres timber This Is
Iitio n.rf.,t ,,, P ,,,,, m u VA. county
innlt o,r,ii no. i, o 1 'Vi i'i' 5nsg'
nrl.Gt noiing n,,,,t., -, ". '' i'oC ~, 5s'S ~
- = 80 tus y--i1
II IL -. 50 ~. II ~ - ~ OF GNhE-
uetItI l'fustNi consisting Of gold ana
s,'Fer watches, gums pistols, etc, Us | am
! vl,u,lus ou' I'"Ihes Hld A9ice IS hereby
Z yen thNl an on a1uing l,aus que q. d
| L3u,IlE aug must ne paid or me Goods aud
nIvus'i wa ne puALNei% sod, RICHARD
WI " DtLaS l.olh Dliltei WIZ MNh 81 Oceu
| NOR SAL EAT A GREAT BARGAIN, A
J. choice Farm OF 80 aCrcs,all enclosed by
bpis dare hedge, On W Aich l., "a fine new frame
! residence of zen roOms conveniently ar.
ranged a large cstprn at the house, two ten.
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GEN. SHERMAN'S SPEECH.
THAT TALK ABOUT JEFF DAVIS.
Letters that the Speaker Alleges to Have
ssen, Which Prove that Davis Had
More Personal Ambition than
Secession in HiHS.

The following ia taken from the st..
Louis Republican; Frank p. Blair post,
G. A. r., opened their new hall, corner
Seventeenth and Olive streets, last night.
The new quarters are light and airy ana
the place has been very comfortably fur
nishod by the post. Last night the hall
had It's capacity tested, tho assemblage
ofladies and gentlemen helngvery large.
Cen. VIM T. sherman, Cen. n. A. Carr,
the new commander here, Gen. A. j.
Smith, 7. w. Chamberlain OF Hannibal.
commander Of the Missouri division Of
| the G.. A. r., Col. Jas. o. Churchill, Mr..
Louis GOttschalk, Mr.. Nelson Cole,
Mr.. Leo Rassieur and Daniel
Dillon, Democratic candidates for
circuit Judge were among the prom
ncnt people present. Post Commander
Eugene +. Wegel called the meeting to
order aud .ead the history and object ot
tho order. The ladies Of the W0man's
| Relief Corps No. 3 then presented the
post with n handsome altar cover rep
resenting the United States flag. Miss
| Annie M. Francko made the presenta-
| ton speech, aud Commander Woigel
accepted IL on behalf OF the post in a
few appropriate remarks. The song,
''Battle Cry Of Freedom" was given by
Mrs. c, Ludewig, Of the Wom0us Re
! Lief Corps, the assomblage joining in on
the chorus A welcoming address was
then made by Mr.. Leo Rassiour, and he
also read the constitution Of tho organ
i2ation, commenting on it rs no went
along. A piano duet, ola Vaiso des
Nalses," by Gustayo Satter, followed
with Mr.. Il. j. Bambergor and Miss
Adele Mas rs the pianisLs.
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