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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-02-26

FANCY GOODS and Sundries,
and thousand and one other arti-
cles of general use may be found in
our complete stock.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-02-26

n6' Oblige US by giving us call, and
You will be surprised at our LOW
PRICES and superior quality of our
Goods.
on, we are yours, &C.,
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9abrgane 30.
9lper's
Qeue Cure

entbatt Elm Gesengift gcgea ale nnn gnmpHuft fer,
rl5rsnee 1tehel, bas, 70 pieI man ipeB, in feiner
aoern @rjryi entbaIten it. Gs entbdlt feiit Gbi>
min, aud feline itetauifdeit ober anbern i9abIiden
9eitanbtbeiTe unb bat oa5er feinen nabtbeIiaen
GinIIuB auf bic Contribution, fouoern faBt sen a5rs
per 10 seiiluo iuie uor Der 9ranf1eit.
sBir garantiren. SsB stDer'S ggaesgare aue
Sde Don faltent, rerittircnbeni, ftiaent, gedeI>
unb eallenfeber, 10 mic pon aeberleiben, bic
bird Sun'pfliiit berbeisefabrt iinb, beilt. epute
eS mad ri9tiser @nweneang gu beiIen perfebIen. 10
fnb bic gambler bur6 infer girfuIor ppti, /. suri
1882 ernrdtbtist, has Gela 3ariid,u,ablen.
Or. 9. g. aper & Gu, LomeIl, dftaH.
Sn allen alpotbefen ~ baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-13
Eeras.

- Ser Sta6tratb bon @albeifon bat
Die eioli9en @rfldrungen bon iibsr
9un6ert 8irgern in Der II. Warb, bic
| fir GnneD ober Sutton itimntten, tDab.
reno fi9 fir @riferen nur 21 fit 2ebte=
rem 81 @timm3ettel borfan6en, utbe=
rudf6tigt aelaiien uno ben na9 oer
porgenommenen 3dblung ber Stitnmen
ermdblten &anbibaten ibre Gommiilion
ausgeiteqt. Dana9 tpirb 4ltfins bas
BiirgermeiIf Iferamt antreten ltn6 W2Qnor
Sutton tpirb gegen i'm bic @eri6te in
Mnipru9 nebmen, bic ben Mablldmin-
bel 5u unteriu6en baben.
= Willis Sobnion> bic Waitrei5e bes
Garfeepers Som paine in Sort Nortb
fam auf bic Sbee, feline Sreue auf bic
probe gu ffellen. sic f9rieb linn unter
falidem Namen einen 8rieF, tporin ibm
lnitgetbeilt wuroe, oaB feline Grau ange=
fommen, in einenl geuiheu 6aule abge=
fiegen lei unb i'm gu ieben tpiini6e.
Sas Grauen5it1mer betpa9te nun paine
uno als fie i'm auf benz Wege nad bem
bemuBten Gaufe ertappte, brad Bel Der
Soee, baB er Iie feiner Srau peaen bers
lafen tonne, ibre giferiu6t log. Sic
i9ob mebrere Male auf ibren 2iebbaber,
big ibr Der &epolber entriiiem tpuroe.
paine tuar bermunbet, bod febrte lie
bal6 nit einent anberen &ebolper unb
nit einem grOBen Mefer auriid, INN i'm
abermals au attadiren. Sic tpurbe sum
sueiten Male suriidgebaltteu, begab f6
nun in ibr 3imnter unb nabht Morpb BIZ
UNI. Die Dofis mar iebod6 All Helm
unb faum gerettet, briitet li6 auf's
gieue @a6egebanfen, obglei9 paine
f9mer bertDunbet barnieberliegt.
- Sn goffeDbile, 12 Weeilen BON
Gilmer entfernt, 1T peorp Minor BON
Sbeob. Reace erf1oi1en tpor6en. IS
mar elm faltbliitiger Morb. geibe iunge
Wdnner tparen in elm Mdo6en berliebt,
bas f6lieBli9 Minor ben 9oraug gab
unb ibn bor etli9en Wonaten beiratbete.
&eece f6mor @a6e. 8eri9ie6ene Male
beleioigte er Minor auf bas Mbi6euli6-
fte. Mm Samitag trafsn fie tpieber in
einem Salon auIammen, Minor mar
unbeipcffnet. gecee bebiente Ii1 Der
gemeiniten Spra6e gegen i'm uno feline
Srau, big Minor f1lieBli1 iagte:
S6iebe, wenu Du tpillf, aber ipri9
ni1t 10. Worauf &eece faltbliitig iei@
men Nebolber sog unb Mlimor bur6 bic
Bruif f9oB. Ser M6rber 1T entfloben.
8sibe geboren pprOminenten" Gamilien
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1ino frob, frei BON bem Ner6a6t au fein,
nit Dem man uns nod bor elmer Wode
berfolgte: bon bem 8erba1t, bic Nad.
ri9t iiber ben Mnfauf bon 590nbauien
D1ei eine BON Demofraten unb llltra=
montanen ausgeiprengte 8erleums
bung". Nlio - soyons amis, braper
polonius, unb beoauern mir gemeiniam
Oieienigeir, bic lib ni6t entf6lieBen
tonnen, entsiidt gu fein. Da lit beis
1pielsmeife bic s@lbeif. 3tg.", Der 6ies
9o6gefiibl beriagt lit un6 6ie ibrer Ners
legenbeit nit ben Morten Mus6ruf Ieibt,
oaB es panfpre6enbere Sbenata" als
Die Nerpenbung Der 8ismardipenbe
9ebe; ba TT bot allen 9ingen Der from=
me uGet6sbpte" Der fiir bic sSreuben=
ausbriicbe bes pplonius nur ben eeSam=
mer bat: nWenn man bas N0es hort
nnb lief uno benft an Die i96ne begei=
tterte patriotii6e Bemegung Der lebten
gSo9en, aus uel9er Sic Gpenbe ber.
borgegangen 1T, 10 fdlt ginem unuills
flirli9 Der pit titirte 66bur Elm, Ser ben
Wolferfribling erf6ldgt"; ba 1T enbli6
Der beriibmte &e9tslebrer gDinblAei6,
oer ben griesgrdmigen Mutb bate, bem
gismard @omite ing Gefdt au
iaeen, er balte ben @utsfauf
fiir elm onationales 11nglad1.
Pereant osores rufen mir nit golonius
uno treuea uns, baB 5ugleib Semanb
ben Nagel auf ben &opf setrofen bat,
Elm 2ambnrger ndmIi6, Der fi1 i'm
r0amburger Correspondent" tpie foIat
pernebmen ldBt: u@eiammelt 1T fit
cine Gbrengabe; e;-@1rengabem fiir ben
Tiiriten 8ismard fann es ia freilid)
iebr beri6iebene geben-6ie benfbar bes
lte 1T aber bod ii6er Bic, tpel9e bem
Jiiriten felbft Die liebfe 1T unb uenn
benz Giirifen Bismard 6ie Mieoererlans
guna beg @tammf9loKes ieiner Batter
elm Siebliugsipnnib 1T, 70 fann es gar
teine before @brengabe geben, aIs eben:
@rfiilung bieies 2ieblingsmunfdbes!
unb oamit fd1t iebes anbere Maiionne-
ment fort!" Mmen!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-13

S. Ralteber C Con, Mpotbefer, fpel@e
imnaer fur baS @obl feiner aunben .beforst it,
bat iest ben 8ertauf bon Or. 8ofanio'S .
Suffen> uno 2unsen Gyrup erbalten, Gin
Seilmittel, meld)es unfeblbar aIle Grfdltungen,
Sdmersen in Der 8ruff, unb ate eungem,
franfbeiten iurirt. Bur Wrobe nebmet cine
@robef1afdc. @eWobnlide Gro6e so Gents
unb $l.OO.
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Iugen bas 9omnenli9t ni6t ertruaen.
Dies blei9eGusieben ifamntte tpObl aus
berielben Quelle, lpie bic finIfere 5or=
genfalte anf ieiner5tirn, tpie Der ernlte,
ia oiiltere Musbrud bes @eli6tes, bas
ionlt INNER nur trdge @lei1aultiafeit
se5eist. Mber Mrtbur 8erfoip gepann
unenoli9 bel ether 8erdn6erung, bic
iebem Inoeren gum 9la6tbeil gerei6t
bdtte. @ugenie fab iebt erlf, 6aB ibr
Mann auf 59bnbeit Mnfprud MAIDEN
fonllte: fraber bate iie es ni6t ieben
tpollen; fiir tie gingen in her i9laffen
Sbeilnabmloitgfeit ieines Weiens ale
anoeren Woraiige unter, unb iie traten
lpirtlt6 erIt iebt berpor, nit 6ielem
3uge BON gnergie, Der ii6 10 neu uno
ungepobnt im ieinem Mntlib, in feiner
ganaen 9altung seigte, t1n6 Der bod
ldn1t bagetpefen mar, nur bertpil6t un6
untergegangen in Der SIaIirtbeit, tpie
10 bieles Mnbere. sSa tpobl, bic per=
1untene Welt fins an beranfauffeigen
aug ibrer Siefe, Der naben6e @turm
bate lie ma9gerufen, Der alIein - @uz
genie fiiblte faft nit elmer Nrt bon gitz
terteit, oaB fie feinen She'll an biefem
Grtpa9en bate, oaB lie bas 3aubermort
ni6t befelien, bas ZEN Bann gel01t; ct
rip lta ia nit eigener Graft enpor, tpas
beburfte es ba5u elmer fremben 6anb !
IS tbut mir leio, baB i1 Seinen
5pa3ierritt abfiiraen muBte, uuterbrad)
Mrtbur enblib bas S9tpeigen, aber. es
geidab in iener b6fli6 fiiblenWeile, bic
er tets ibr gegeniiber annabm. Der Sag
1T berrlid!
(Gortlesune foGst.)
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= ueber bie am %. Mdra en6giiItig
bef1lol{ene 8ertpenbung Der 8isnlarfz
fpenbe gum 9lnfauf zines Nittergutes
Omit $3.50, 900 Marf 9Dpotbefenf9ulb)
ersebt li6 bic Grantfurter 3eitumg in
fOlgenben milben Gp6ttereien:
polonius q. +. iene maderen5dran=
gen, fiir tpel9e 8ismard einfat Elm
@ott iit) lit tli6t mebr entriiIfet barii=
ber, 6aB 6er 8ismardlpenbe gnoe Elm
@ei6ent iein tpirb; er iammert ni9t
mebr iiber ben nS6ab ibealer 8eseifes
rung, Der babel in bic Bride geben
mug, tpenn bic Sammlungen fir cine
gbrengabe i'm 9lnfauf zines pribatgus
tes enben; pDlonius lit bergniigt unb
er5dblt nit GROCER 8efrie6igung, baB
S6Dnbauien gefauft miro unb nod cine
ertledli6e Summe fiir 6ffentli1e 3mede
iibrig iein tper6e. polonius ipridt ma=
tiirli9 i'm Namen bes beutid)en Nolfes,
mag er entriiitet ober ent3ddt iein, ergo
lpirb bas beutfde 8olf i9 am eritem
Mpril bor Greube ni9t gu laHen tpiHen,
oenn in u Millionen fiir elm &ittergut
unb elmer Million fiir Dffentlibe 3mede
bat es pber Nnerfennung ber 0erbienlfe
ieines groBen Staatsmannes um bas
Waterlanb einen impolQnten unb tuiirs
bigen Nnsbrud gegeben.4 Wir mDllen
nieier Greuoe ni9t entgesentreten; mir
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(Gortlesuns folst.)

rOie @dlber 1inb boa bapom"
o0er pielmebr unier 8riefaufreiber 1T,
Bir meinen 3eugniiie iiber 9Dspepiiez
&uren. 9ier iit ems pon Safob gib,
bon Dorf, pa., cine probe 1tur bon
9unoerten bon gang glei6en. ol1ebe,
atpei Sabre lang bin i6 an Dpspep1ie
franf getDeien un6 babe biel @elb fiji,
Mer3te ausgegeben. Mber ri1ts bal
mir gebolfen. Sa b6rte i6 BON Mfbs
ler's &rduter 8itters, ging 5u Sbrem
9lgenten in Oorf unb faufte mir eime
Slai6e. Sd brau6te bieie unb nod
aipei mebr, uno mar Dollifdnbig ges
heilt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-13
8iers ariessidbauplat.

Ser Mufftano Der 6albinbianer unb
SnoiaHer i'm Norbmeitgebiet unter Set
tung BON Souls 9fiel nimrnt cine fit
bic britii6ecana6ii6e &esierung immet
beoenfli6er merbenbe @e1talt an unb
trait 10 ben erifen MiniIfer bes cana6i=
i9en &ei6es, Sir Sobn McDDnalb, Der
ibn anfdngli6 als einen unbebeutenben
Putf6 hinifellte, griinbli9 2iigen.
Sas Serritorium Sasfat1enan, Der
S6aublab bes Nuf1tanbes, bat feinen
ytamen bon benz Strom 5asfatehenau.
oehen fii6liber Mrm aus benz Serrito=
rum Miliniboin bon 5iiben mad Nor=
ben flieBt, big er ii6 nit benl n6rbliAeu
Mrm, Der bonn Mefen fomrtt, bereiniat,
tporauf Der Strom in tpeifli1er Micbtung
fi9 in Den Minnipeg=Gee ergieBt.
@ae iene Gegenben geb0rten frhber
Der 9ubion=8aD= 9anbels @eieafdaft
nno iiberaa finDen ii6 baielbif ate
Sorts, ipel6e bic @eleli1aft beim 8ers
fauf ibres pripilegs an Die enaliide
&egierung ablieB. Gins bieier Sorts
1T Sort Carleton, beien fi9 bic syn6ias
ner bemd6tigt baben. gu ben neueren
Mnfeblungen geb6ren prinee gilbert
unb Battleforb am ,tDr6li1en Sasfat=
6eDan. Sn ben sripdbnten SerritDrien
betrdgt bic &opf3obl Der bort leben6en
Snoianer 33,969. Ser sablreide
9tamnt berfelben fins bic Grees, bic
iiber 5000 &6pfe sdblen uno bauptfd6z
LID um Sort Carleton, i'm 9er3en
BON Sasfat6eman, tpobnen. Sic
f6nnen 1000 (?) &rieger felIen,
unb fie lino es, melde bauptIdbli9 ben
&ldbalt Der 9al6inbianer utter 2ouis
0fiel bil6en. 3mii6en ben WobnpIdtz
gen ber Sn6ianer 1inb Die 2dn6ereien
bieier 9al5inbianer unb Ser neueren
englif6en unb f6ottii6en unb cana6iz
f6en Nnlieoler 3erltreut. @egen 2ebtere
tpenbet ii1 III erffer 2inie oer Qn=
grif Der 9albinbianer unb Snoianer,
tpelde fi6 bur6 bielelben in ibren al
ten &e6ten auf allen 2an6be5b oaleIbft
beeintrd9tigt balten.
Die canaoifAen Sruppen tperben nur
nnter groben @dtpierigfeiten Bis nod
Carleton gelangen f0nnen. gs fiibrt
fein gebabnter Meg eortbin, unb auBer=
bem 1T Der Marf6 iiber Die Sdneeae>
filbe in bieier Sabres3eit, po es au
tbauen be9innt, auberoroentli1 ern1iiz
beno unb 5eitraubenb. Die canabif6e
paciFe 8abn gebt bireft bur9 Mani=
toba unb Miiiniboin, glei9tpeit entfernt
bon 0eren fiicli9er uno nDrbli1er
@renae. Mber iie 1T ni6t bollenbet,
fonbern nur itredentpeis fertig, 10 baB
Die Sruppen mebrfa9 alt SUB auf benz
nnDolen6eten Babn6amm bDrmdrts gez
langen mii1en. llnb BON bem puntt,
tpo man bic 0abn gum Marl9 mod
Carleton berlaiIen muB, linb es mod
400 bis 500 Meilen. (Sl.Sts3.)
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= Niemanb iollte ii9 bur6 gillig=
feit bsrleiten lahen, S6unb ein5ufaufen.
Dr. Nuguft burger Sro@
p fen ifeben uniibertrofen oa, als be-
ftes Blutreinigungsmittel. preis 50
Gents bic Glai6e.
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= Wenn bu nit @@pa6e unb
Wutbloligfeit gequdlt bift uab BEL ges
ringer Mnitrenguns ermattet tpirf, 10
1T ipabri6einli6 beine 2eber untbdtig.
Mmm Nper's pillen uuo lie iperben bid
beilen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-13

= eagle paB. Sn Sabinas berri6t
iiber bic gntoedung rei6er @olbminen
in ben Santa &oia Bergen, It's Msilen
iueifli6 BON bier, sroBe Mufresung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-04-13
Widti9 fit Nnsipanperer.
@robe YreisermdBiouns in Der l1eterfabrt.

Ser Undergraduate 1T ermddtist @aIIaee.
ideine, freie 8ef6fisuns einsef6IoiIen, bon 8re.
il,en nod San antonio fit $34 10 fit ertuad.
iene Yerjonea ausauflellen. Mlit Bef0fiouna
bis @ep gorf $25. sfinher unter IL Sabren
sablen bic Salfte.
Ser Yreis fit bic @eiie bon Gan antonio
mad Bremen betrast nur nod einfdIieslid
freier 8ef0ifiguns $4o.35.
Gerner 8illetS su erniebriete1 Wreiien bon
Mnttperpen, Sabre, 2iperpool, aneenstoipn,
Sdpeoen, 9dnertarf uno gforiueaen mad Gan
antonio uno auriid
Mdberes su erfabren bel
s. @rieienbed,
22,1 ,tuiu I qafases gsent, San gntonio
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-01-29

GOOD ADvICE.-Be careful of your winter
diet. DO not adhere to the old idea that
grease and other indigestible substances are
the proper and necessary food for winter
Stick to your vegetables and leave the salt
ed meat in the brine. Cook as much as
possible without grease. Avoid soured,
burned buckwheat cake, and fat pork. a
common sense diet will do as we'll for win
ter as for summer. Nine-tenths of all the
sickness in the civilized world comes from
bad ventilation, indigestible food, injudi-
cious drinking of cold water and adulter-
ated tea and coffee, and over-eating. This
last cause is the most prolific Of all. With
many persons eating is the one aim of exis-
tence. They measure their health altogeth-
by their "appetite," or, in other words, by
the capacity of an overworked stomach to
receive and dispose of ten or twenty times
a normal or necessary amount of food:
The less you eat and drink and smoke and
chew, and the more you abstain from slim
uating foods, the better and clearer you will
feel, both mentally and physically. Pre-
vention is the key to good health. Austen
ton is the secret of prevention. Fasting
rather than too much feasting should be the
motto of every person desirous Of retaining
his health.-Oronge comfy Farmer.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-01-29

ly round. The flesh is of rich, yellow COL
or, and delicious to thetaste. In all the cit
les and towns of Ireland fresh fish are eaten
at all seasons of the year.
The lakes of Ireland are not so noted as
those of Scotland. Neither are they so beau
tiful; but lakes are numerous in Ireland and
some of them are beautiful. The largest is
Lough Neagh. This is the largest lake in
the British Islands. The average length of
Lough Neagh is sixteen miles, and the aver
age breadth about ten miles. Its shores,
unlike the shores of the Scotch lakes, are
level. In winter, the waters of the lakes
spread over large area Of territory. This
moor land along the edge of the lake gives
to the scenery desolate and gloomy ap-
pearance. The average depth of Lough
Neagh, it is said, is about forty feet, and in
the language of an Irishman, it is ''full of
great fishes"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-01-29

THE HORsE-TRADER AND THE HORSE.
The habitual horse-trader is not always a
bad man and neighbor; but he is always
supposed to need especial watching. He,
certainly, is a double moralist except where
he sometimes merges his private code into
his official one wholly. For, the horse,
which is among the noblest of animals,
really, issomehow, corrupting institution.
He contains in himself pretty nearly all
possibilities Of the good and the bad. His
scale of developments is of immense reach {;
and the worst of it all is, that his qualities
are only to be known within moderate ap-
Proclamation, by an expert. 1t is hardly
creditable that under the visage which
seems so guieless there can be hidden so
much deception. But we know, to our sor-
row, that it does hide there. We generally
find out the day after the unfortunate pur-
chase that the animal driven up so proudly
before us yesterday is not the one that
now limps and wheezes. The real entity
was marvelously concealed. tits wonder
that the head Of the mythical sphynx was
not mounted upon horse. If it had been,
Gdipus would have been worse baffled 10
unravel its mystery. The slipperiness OF
the horse trader, is, therefore, easily ac-
counted for. He cannot very we'll help it.
1t is altogether probable that he is half the
time cheated himself. That he has more
virtue than he is credited with is evident
from the fact that he is rarely, if ever,
known to be rich and is nevera millionaire.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-01-29

LAND AND CITIZENsIIIp.-The pet hor-
ror of the people Of the United States is
a landed aristocracy. The real danger is
landed corporations. Rich men will squan-
der their means, or their sons WILL but cor
pOratiOns live on and accumulate; they
form combinations of national Importance,
think of vesting in individuals although
they would be much less dangerous in such
hands. What the people, however, wish
to provide against is lords, and to that end
a law is passing through Congress, provid-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-01-29

ing that none but citizens of the United
States shall hereafter be capable of acquir-
ing legal title to the land. The practice
of buying unimproved lands and holding
them until improvements made by others
give them value is one which should and
could be checked. The injury done to GER
tain townships and even counties in these
provinces by this process is hard to esti-
mate, but these have been held rather by
companies than by individuals, and COM
pany can easily get past all questions of
citizenship. We do not know that it is any
more dangerous for an Englishman, lord or
can to do so. The only effect of this law
will be to check, to some extent, the inflow
of English capital and Of Englishmen of
means and culture. The bill is, in fact,
nothing more than one of the follies by
which representative houses are apt from
time to time to give voice to the Ignorant
prejudices of the people.-Montrem Witness.
A P0LYGAMY CAsE.-On the 10Th instant,
the United States Supreme Court rendered
q decision in the polygamy case of Rudger
Clawson, appellant, against the United
States, an appeal from the Supreme Court
of Utah. Clawson, the appellant, having
been found guilty by the jury Of the crimes
of pOlygamy and unlawful cohabltatlOn,
was duly sentenced to pay fines aggregating
$500 and imprisonment for four years. He
appealed to the Supreme Court of the Terri.
tory, and pending judgment on such appeal
applied to the Court that had sentenced him
for release on suitable bail. The Judge de-
MED the application, on the ground that the
defendant ought not be admittad to bail
after conviction or sentence unless some ex-
traordinary reason for it were shown, and
no such reason had been given. ClaWson
thereupon sued out writ of habeas corpus
in the Supreme Court Of the Territory, and
prayed for a release upon the ground that
the Court below had unlaWfully refused
to admit him to bail.
The Supreme Court overruled the petit
tion and remanded the prisonener to the
custody Of the marshal, whereupon he took
the present appeal to this Court.
This Court holds that inasmuch as the
Judgment of the Third Judicial Court in
which the prisoner was tried did not i'm
pose upon him fine only, but also impris-
onment, his admission to bail pending ap-
peal from that judgment is distinctly COM
mitted by the laws of Utah to the discretion
of the Court or Judge to whom the applica-
ton for bail may be made. The Supreme
Court of Utah was, therefore, right in
overruling the petition and remanding the
prisoner to the custody Of the marshal, and
its judgment is affirmed.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-01-29

THE TIDE OF INDUsTRY.-During the
year that has just closed, over sixty thou,
sand tons of Southern iron have been sold
in New England and the middle states, and
Northern producers do not disguise the un-
easness with which they look upon this
unheard-of and growing invasion OF their
domain.
The production Of raw materials is, how
ever, but one phase of the new South:
Here, as in the West, the rapid growth of
diversified manufacturing industries is a
striking feature of the present time. Year
by year these sections are throwing off more
and more their dependence upon the East,
formerly almost absolute as regards manu-
factures. Chicago and st. Louis look upon
themselves as rivals of New York and
Philadelphia as manufacturing centres.
The Pacific coast remains a market for
Eastern manufacturers, but the course of
industrial empire too, is westward, and, at
the present rate of progress, before many
decades, California may be sending manu-
flctured articles across the Rockies to COM
pete in Eastern markets.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-01-29

ssg" The chief ingredients in the compost
tion of those qualities that gain esteem and
praise, are good nature, truth, good sense
and good breeding,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-01-29

FATAL EXPLOSION OF A LARD TANK
A lard-rendering tank in a por rk-packing
house at Sioux City, Iowa, exploded last
Thursday morning, tearing down portion
of the building. Very few men were about
the tank at the zine, but of these, three
were instantly killed. Another man receiv-
ed injuries from which he will probably die.
The factory employs go men, and if the ac-
cident had occurred Il few minutes later the
loss OF life would have been terrible. The
damage to the building was $4,000
AS all southern housewives will testify,
much of the lard prepared in the West for
their especial use, is tearfully and wonder
fully made, which leads the Charleston
.Ners aqd Courier to remark that this explo-
sion exercises considerable speculation as to
what material enters into the composition
of Western lard in these days. With abun-
dance of cotton seed oil and kaolin at our
doors, it would seem that South Caroinians
ought to be able to manufacture their own
lard at considerable reduction in cost, and
with the additional advantage Of securing a
product that could be safely handled near a
fire. Almost any kind of refuse would sut-
flee to bring such product up to the Chi
cago standard of impurity.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-01-29

ANOTHER LIBEL SUIT.-COl. a. *. Nc
Clure, editor of the Philadelphia Times, and
his party arrived at New Orleans Saturday
evening. Before the train reached the de-
pot United States Marshal entered the car
and served writ upon Mr. Mcclure, issued
at the suit of Maximilian A. Dauphin, who
demands the sum of 100000, with interest
and costs, in atonement for alleged injury
done by the editor of the Times to Maxi
milan's Louisiana lottery business. 1t is a
civil action in the United States Circuit
Court against Mr.. Mcclure individually,
and is substantially the same action brought
in Philadelphia against the Times Publish
ing Company yearagO. That was dismiss
ed by Judges Mckennan and Butler because
there could be no actionable injury to law
less business.
Afterthe fact of the arrest became known,
a prominent bank president of New Orleans
called on Mr.. Mcclure and rendered security
to any amount, if any should be necessary,
and a leading member of the New Orleans
bar rendered his services in the case. He
also received a telegram from Mr.. Singery,
of the Philadelphia Record, proposing to
cover any amount of security through the
First National Bank, of Philadelphia. The
action being civil one for damages, bail
was not required. Mr.. Mcclure has ten
days in which to respond to the writ, and
before leaving the city he will employ coun-
sci and arrange for a speedy trial of thecase.