The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1885-12-16
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condition.
Mr.. james y Bayard, son OF Sec
rotary Haynid, has been appointed
Secretary OF the Territory Of Arizona.
Mime. Nilsson has created a.fu, orc
among The criticnI music-!uviug pub'ic
OF Berlin, where st" has appeared in a
series of concerts.
--Ihc President has appointed Low
crctt Sais;niStall as Collector Of Gus
toms NJ Boston. Mr.. S. has been
prominent in Massachusetts politics
for severa! Years past.
The Thanksgiving Proclamation of
Governor II, n Soy If Ohio made no
mention Of tie Supreme icing. He
says llc "haS no rig..t 20 command the
people Of The state 10 worship God ON
a certain day"
Samuel .Ii!dcn, Jr., "thc nephew
OF his unclc," has been appointed Col
lcclor Of iutrrial Revenue Tor the
Fifteenth! District Of New York. lie
has always taken I'll active inSnreSt in
politics. His predecessor was San Of
tcnSiro partiSlu.H
Governor Hin, OF New York, is
paying his political debts. He has Just
appointed Alton Il. Parker, of King
ston, chairman of tic proSn;tt Demo-
cratic State Executive Committee, as
Justice of the Supreme Court. TO fill
the vacancy caused by The death of
Judge Wcstbrook.
-D.n,is Krnrrcv hos o,po,ool from,
his long ~ob.curity, and is once more
preaching Il crusade against the Chi
nc>c. The old Sand Lot leader warns
his followers that the only way TO
keep The movnmrui r.,n from nnli,ics
lie drrounccs Cororrr O'Dnn,,ru lis
successor rs the hoo,,rn, l.,d,r y. a
crnzy crank. who w,s n,,nr rn w;,l,
po~liiiro, ambition vnn cn,,nw,, b.
tween these two ,rt;.,. i, hiIIi,y,un,,
PROMISES I, ada in thn liz - ,1"r-
ior winter nmusrn,rp,s in nm, p,r;i;c
capitnl.
-Licutrnau; Grpc,v. who i NOW il,
Ediubrrrh for mo nnrnn.n ny i".,,r'
inc bcfnrc thr Srni,rh Grn.,ont;.
Society. advises ,hr Enylish Fr thn>,
undertakes another Polar rr nnli,inn
to scud il by ,hn wov or l,.nryn.insnf
Land. which rout,. Inn SANS j. ,hr n,l,.
one ;hat can br n,r,und viii, nmyr.
reasonable cb,nrr nr ,~n.rhiny h;.,Lr,
ATTITUDES ,hau those alrcndy ,,tni,rI
lie EXPRESSES himself rs ,lnubt ri INF
the North Pole will oyer no rror,cI hy
cyplorcrs, because tho rc"ion in which
il i located i n land covered win leo
5000 feet thick. and constantly chnrr-
inc in form.
Samuel J. ridden is buildiuu one
of the LARGEST and most comnle;G con.
s]crva;oriCs i'm the country on his nrom-
iscs at Gravs,onc. \. Y. II will ~
ou,,l;,j u,;,L III Li,,t g 60, ~.
lhcv NAV he nlurkcI ihn ,.o,r ,nunI
The conservatory is buiit in sections
and will hc 50 arranged ,ha, WHOM the
fruit of one section j used thr ucyt
section will be ready. When finished
the grounds will be thrown opru IN
the public, who will m allowed To vi.it
the conscrvatory under direction of
Mr.. Tiidcn'S manager. The immense
lot-hou<c stands on the cast b,uk Of
the Hudson River. about 500 fro, above
tho level of the stream.
Judge George w. Ward. - we'll
known Nirginian. voted At lone rnuyc
in the recent election. Being disabled
by Injuries received from an ossoult
by - political antagonist. he was con
fnca to hi. rooms in Tie third story
of II building i'm Lvunhburr rho
votiug.pl2cc was nearly one bundrrd
va,ds away, on the nNposiI,. s:lr of
the street. The iudnc had himself
placed at Il window in .i-ll OF the
polls, tied his balloi to n Key. which
Slid ON a string Of sufficient Length to
be attached TO the b~alluI-hox. The
cricr recognized the vote, and the
ballot was deposited i'm the box. The
achievement is worthy fbriur 1uulcl