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st. Andrew.s Cathedral.

On Sunday morning at st. Andrews Ca
thedral the Rev. Alexander Macintosh
preached the annual sermon in aid of the
in Foreign Parts. a large congregation
was present and the service was very
hearty, the hymns sung being specially
selected for missions. The Rev W H
Barnes intoned the service and the Rev.
Alex Macintosh read the lessons The
ter of Philippians, 9th, 10th and 18th verses
After describing the enthusiasm of st. Paul
as a missionary, the preacher marked the
points in which the Apostle was an exemp-
lar to all who undertake to carry out the
precept of our Lord to preach the Gospel to
every creature. The preacher went on to
enumerate the privileges and effects of the
Gospel of Jesus, and to show how all who
accepted the Gospel were under obligation
TO carry out its doctrines in every particu-
lar, without evasion or equivocation. FL
nally, the duty of all to contribute by their
prayers and offerings to the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel in Foreign Parts
was pointed out. The church in these
Islands had been planted aud watered by
this society for upwards of twenty-four
years, and it was hoped that one day the
church here would throw off it, depend
ence on the society and Church of England
and be self-supporting.
The collection at the close of the service
amounted to upwards of $50.
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found-en the fourth page.
The American brigantine J ohm D. Spreck-
els will sail for San Francisco on Tuesday,
September 21st.
Val Blatz Milwaukee first premium large
beer takes the lead. For sale by all
dealers. Bottled for this climate.
Undressed kid gloves, ladies' underwear,
pink, white, cream and blue cashmere just
received by last steamer, at c. j. Fishel's.+
The copartnership heretofore existing
under the firm name of Chung Lee & Co.,
doing business at Ookala, Hawaii, has been
dissolved by mutual consent.
From February LIST to September 1st of
this year, the steamer Iwalani brought to
this port from Lihue and Nawiliwili, $780,
600 bags of sugar, weighing 10 400 tons.
1.-THE positive purity and palatableness
of Duffy's Pure Malt Whisky specially
commends it to invalids and all others re-
curing an effective and reliable tonic.
Mr.. \. Herbert's new steam launch was
tried last Saturday in the harbor, and those
who went in her speak highly of her speed
ana comfort IlcI LIdSlAiiISiS NCAACtA
smoothly.
No book ever published contains so much
reliable and valuable information regard
ing the Hawaiian Islands in such small
compass as the Honolulu ALMANAC AND
D1RRCToRY. 1886. Pr ,e, 80 cents.
Mr.. NJ \. Sanders, for six years con-
nected with the Paukaa Plantation. Ha-
waii, and lately manager, has purchased
the White House, on Nuuanu street, and
with his wife will take charge thereof in a
few days.
Messrs. Wing On Wo u Co., of Mauna-
kea street. beg leave to notify the public
that they have just received Il large guam
tity of xxx and other choice brands of
Manila cigars, of the best quality, for sale
at moderate prices.
The steamer Lehua' new boiler and ma
chinerv worked well on her first trip and
the speed attained with sixty pounds of
steam was nine and a half knots an hour, n
gain of over three knots an hour on her
former speed. The engines worked most
satisfactorily. Captain Davis reports
plenty of rain in the Kau district, Hawaii,
but light occasional showers on the Hama
kIa coast
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meeting of Hawaiian societies.

y Several of the native Hawaiian socie-
ties met last Saturday morning at the
Kawaiahao Church at 10 o'clock, to dis
cuss arrangements for the proper cele-
bration of the fiftieth birthday of His
Majesty the King. There were large
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ga. The Chicago Tribune says: " HF"th"r
Sam .Tours hit; t7um tie shoulder every unr.
IL It's seynnu to ;neu Sunday the c"ttmn"-
isis came in for a share Of his attentions. aud
biz passing commeu; showed that he was
prct,v familiar with them and their "Hys. l.
lid not seem consistent To iilG that lheT
should parade the streets r"mp!I'A'"t III o.
urrssiOn, lack uf labor, and thu tyrnHur Of
capital Oh their way t. p'tHlc where "eE
CONSUME hundreds of kegs " beer. or that Il
bio, hurlcT fellow should rarrv p!Gc&rd All
uouucih. that the children werc crying ;"r
bread while he himself "as full "i beer "r
whiskry. The same >euti~!rn! i,;:' been rN-
pres ed before. but nc"cr q@:ir ;" PurGcntY
rs Bro. Jones hautias i. ike the lr!siiuan,
wherever he sees head he ATS il. 1t must
be confessed he sees Il good many Of them
aud hits iheu hard"
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Prepared Paints,

We have gotten up for this season and for our
customers card OF elegantly contrastcd col
ors, and also q book containing elaborate
plates OF residences painted and trimmed with
the newest and most fashionable colorS-
These Paints have been especially prepared
for our trade By the largest house in America
in this line. They exceed in weight anu DEN
sity any other paints sold in the country
With such facilities rs we offer this year any
one can decide without effort what hr or she
may want. 1t is well known to every intrlli-
gent reader the impression which tasteful
decorations produce, both on inside and out
side premises, and the trillng expense is
easily noted. for the use OF these Paints climi-
nate much of the trouble and annoyance of
the old style, placing in the hands OF the con-
sunier any shade or color desired, complete
and perfect in its admiNtnrc. Please call
for card OF coors and book OF painted resi-
lcnccs.
Allow lis also to call your attention to the
arrival Of some
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sE' Tie Washington correspondent OF The
Baltimore .fg... wct;u; uujer date OF the l7th
inst. .:yos ,A2 :}:o"iug ITEM Of news with
reference = "Ncst YIrgIu;a politics.:
to-. WILSON. oE Yves: Y:rgiuia. who leads
that e,r;nect Of he Democratic party OF The
SIZE designated as the auti.m0aopoistS, has
bec;4 il. washington :or some days surveying
he ;o!:;l... iie,,, i: connection with his par-
passes as 70 IT, ,:..coaraja- campaign in West
:-..:.:l.:a. It's r,vv:t>.! that tbs aut.monopo-
Int vino q. the Wcs: V;c::t::s Democracy i;:-
lends TO make : most vigorous contest tor
contro. q he party organization. with Tic
purpose Of :ro.:luat.l2 :! fiji; ticket. inc!ud;ug.
inembers Of - LEGISLATURE. coGnposed Of
those 0: thc:r "~n say .. thuEing. II is
said Tia. t!.:> p!aaiC@. IS opposed strongly 10
the Two Sea2:ogs :rum West Virginia.
:Iee.ss. fanidya aud hcnaa THAI their seats
are the crca: objective uo;ut. and that Gov.
wilson wants oaa o! them. The Legislature
% be selected r"xt !a!i I'll. have the selection
OF g. successor 20 NJ. Cam CT. whose term
cypres o., the 4th o. mex: March. Owing to
Democratic diSsens!0ns. the Republicans are
getting ready to see i; they cannot step IL
= they shoutd b. any means secure the Leg
:slatu.c, t is generally conceded tina. Repre-
sentative Gca will be chosen United States
senator"
The same correspondent: says: Cover
nor wilson. while making 10 secret OF his
ambition to secure 4 seat in the United States
Senate, wishes i 10 lie understood that his
fight will be coa;!cc;e!' entirely within the
party lines. The Governor is also decided IN
the opinion that the Republicans have 40
chance TO carry the State. He says whatever
NAY be the outcome OF the light Tor The Leg
:s!sture. The Senator 10 be chosen will be .
Democrat He predicts that the next Lcg's.
lature os Yves. Virginia will be more strongly
Democratic thar tIn last"
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AN IMPORTANT DECIsIoN.-A decision
rendered by the Supreme Court of the United
States a few days ago is regarded as all i'm.
portant one, not only for the amount, but the
principles involved. It was an appealed case
from the Circuit Court for the Western Dis
trict of Virginia, in which VIM. a. Glasgow,
executor Of one Spears, was dccreed by Judge
Rives to pay over again about $50, 600 which
he had paid for tract of land in Confederate
money. The United States Court reverses
Judge Rivcs out and OFT holding that the frs!
payment was in every respect valid. The
decree was reversed with costs, and the cause
was remanded, with directions to dismiss the
suit. The opinion was delivered by Associate
Justice Field.
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TO the LADIES.

Those new and elegant designs in Parlor
and Library Lamps have at last arrived, ana
challenge the admiration Of all who sec them.
They are Just little pretticr than have yet
been brought to this market. Don't fail to
see them. Accompanying the Lamps came
samples OF entirely new styles OF beautiful
fancy celored Table Glassware, direct from
the manufactures and of this springs d.
signs. They are unique, attractive. and alto
gether lovely. Our line OF Ladies' Icwclry.
to arrive this week, confirms many new and
elegant novelties in fine goods. which have
been selected with great care. and we think
will not fail to please the most fastilous.
Now, gentlemen, allow lis to call your at-
tention TO our large and varied stock Of
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ruESArEAKM AND. ONO RAILWAT..-
The aunuai meeting ~ IL" sl"ukhu!derS %!
the Ch"<arcakr and n%o Railway C'mla"'
wa~ held in Rirh:!,:.t ag; Thursday. The
old directory. with nnr exception. were re
elected. Thc net revenue Of the road tnr
1885 vas - CSC. 800 20. rs against g. 12S,
4GS 10 :ar 1881. In the number OF paSscn'
gers carried :, loss ot IT 20 per cent. is shown
a.aiusl 1882 There has been steady Goa!
uallic Il having grown from 2SI no tons car
RED ii 1878. to 9.029 GG9 tons III 1881. Vice
President ". C.. Wickhum. in his report. says
the iotnI earnings III the road were S3,%Gl.
23$.47: uet earnings. $9S7 O775.55; decrease
Of ,ru&s earnings over lSS4. $lTI,369.G9.
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as:y- The miners Of soft coal in this country
huviag struck. the owners Of one Of the
riucs, vino had Z large contract to ill, have
ordered fifty thousand tous Of such coal from
England. The Alexandria Ga:eHc says the
strike. therefore. has benefited both the coal
aud the shipping intcrn>ts .: England; but
what advantage j! will b" ~ !: single man III
this country, what onlY ;hc strikers can tell
;.,unuut 10 slight reduction in the next livi-
,lcnd 10 the ck-h"dcrs. but how different
To the wives and children OF the strikers and
- those OF the thuH-a,iI> Of other lahorcrs
in the Goa! trade wh">t employment has nccr
slapped by The s:r,ha.
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BECK HAS GIVEN HIM AwAY.-A good
many people have been puzzled to know why
the Judiciary Committee, of which Mr.. Ed.
munds is chairman, selected the case of
Duskiu on which to make the fight with the
President. Duskin's term Of Office as United
States Attorney in Alabama expired over two
months ago, so that the refusal of the majority
Of the Senate to confirm bis successor could
not possibly, in fact or iu theory, restore
Duskin 10 office. Everybody has been Won
dering why the fight was not made on the
suspension of some official whose term has
several months to run yet. A course Ike
that would have given the discussion oil the
Presidents prerogative practlca! purpose,
and have relieved it Of the cdum of being
purely academic and idle. Senator Beck's
pungent remarks last Wednesday made every.
thing clear. 1t appears that the Senator from
Vermont had nice little trap set for the
President, aud had baited it with Duskln.-
Mr.. Edmunds knew Duskin was unit Tor the
office Of United States Attorney, aud had, 10
fact, 10 March, 1881, and again 10 October
and December of the same year, refused to
recommend him to the Senate for confrma-
ton. Mr. Edmuuds hoped that the ease
with which Duskn's unGtness could he shown
would tempt the President to explain his
reasons for suspeudug him, aud having e2-
planned his reasons BY sending papers in one
case, the President would be committed TO
the course of scudag explanations in every
case. The principle having been established
Mr. Edmuuds calculated on the pleasure oil
asking that il be applied in the case OF per.
sons suspended for heing 'offeCSiTe partl-
saus.n Thus, it was hoped, the Admnistra-
ton would be covered with confusion. and
the ingenuity with which that result had been
REACHED would. it was thought, promote souic-
body'S chances for & Presidential nomination
in 1888. Blu! President Cleveland did not
fall Into the trap, and now that Senator Beck
has shown where i! is. everybody will hereaf-
ter steer clear OF it-BaN. San, 1911 inst.
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asar The New York Star published Sunday
leu:thy extracts from so.cal'ed novel which
Is attributed 70 Gen. Logan. The Baltimore
San says the Gencrul deuics the authorship.
aud patient persons who read the book. hop
il. to tiud specimens of the m":ni!"quent
Gct;un of the Illinois Senator, will susia'n his
denial. Il Is string Of alleged rcmin!s'
ceuccs OF the civil war and Of The period lm
mcdatelv following. written bg S"nIa bitter
Partisan Who has revamped Il number OF Ia
mi;.ar Ec;ions. There is uothin- original or
useful in it, and when tina real ::rrhor Is found
out i, will probably prove to be \ rourcec.
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Live Stock Markets.
BALTIMORE, March a2nd. lSS

The market s5sday was without any special
feature. rheret7as shade more activity than
~ jasr NolsiS7- and the offerings were not
n more Ell than sona.As the fairly good Demand
Considerjae the qufIty OF the offerings. prices
show m adyanee offssc over last week. The
range of yslues-was s!a5sc. most sales being
at ia5c.
Prices Of bceLcarrle ranged as follows: Best
5.ooas5 III: that generally rated first quality
4.75aa5. 90; medium or good fair quality i. GOA
$3.50; ordinary thin steers. oxen and COWS
2.5oas3.75. R,aeipt<-9S5 head. Sales
$50 head.
Swine-Receipts, +.1s5 head: quotations,
5@aGlc per ID. The receipts OF sheep and lambs
were 1924 head. QuUtatons-sheep 3a64c
por lb, -
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PROBABLY y MURDER IN RANDOLPH
COUNTY.-A special to the Wheeling Register
from Beverly. ". Va. dated Mar. 2lst. says ::
\ shooting atl:uy took place at Huttpnsviile
this morning. which is complete savage al
tar. The particulars in this horrible splitting
of human blood, is substantially as follows ::
Henry Howell and VIM Chick, who are near
ueighbors, have been stirring up their bad
blood for TWO or three weeks, met near Hut
louisville this m0rn!ng, when Chick halted
Howell, asking him 10 take back lie. Which
he refused to do. aud drew his pist"-a 81
raibcr-aud shot Chick il the lover part OF
the abdomen. Chick will die. Nc medical
aid eau save him, as the bullet has lodged III.
tcrna!ly. Howell is about p years o! age
Chick Ii So.
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REPORTED DOUBLE MURDER IN VIE.
G1N1A.-Rtehmond, Mar. ia special from
Salem, Roanoke county, says horrible dou'
bic murder was committed on Back creek,
this county, wednesday night. A man
named Grifey, who has a wife living on
Back creek, has just returned from Texas,
where it is alleged he served term iu the
peuitentiary. His wife refused to recognize
him. and learning that John and Pickett
Metz, sons OF YIN. Metz, had been visiting
his wife in his absence, Grifey went to their
home, called one Of the young men out and
shot him through the heart. He then en-
tered the house and shot the other young
man through the right beast. The murdered
men were aged respectively II and IS years.
Grilley is at large.
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IT is stated that The c"mrt seen nj Paris on
Dec. lst, is slowly increasing IN brightness.
The Increase wiIt continue slow uHilI April
LIST, when it will beciu To DC much more rapid,
and by the midd" OF The mouth vii! become
visible to the naked eye. Two weeks later II
will reach is maximum OF brightness, when
lis appearance VII! be much like that OF 1882
and be visible all night. 1t will also, as that
Of 1882. be seen in the western sky. When
nearest the earth it will only be - 600 900
miles distant. 1t will retain its brightness
until May 18th, when it will gradually fade
from the vision to appear later to the people
south Of the equator.
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IA RE Ed.

On the 18th iD9.. at The residence Of Mr..
Geo. y. Vaughan in Fayette county. bY Rev.
James Haynes, Ar. LAWRENCE i. Wills
aud Miss LIZnTE NYKIHs. all Of ihai c"am'Y.
On the 10TH isl. at the residence -: the
brides father, ear Green Sulphur Springs.
Summers coun,y. hy Rev. Jnhns"y Lee. Mr..
JOHN y. UCTHrIs0N. OF near Rouccv~r!c.
Greenb'ier cOurt:, aud Miss KATE HrTCHG.
sos. Of SummcI.S1Cunty.
On the 18th .pst.. al the residence Of the
brides father. Mr.. Alex. II. -Anderson.l on
Muddy Creek, b, county, BY Rev. John y.
Anderson. Mr.. ANDREW u. HANNA aud
Miss SALLIE L. ANDERSON. all Of Green.
brier County,. ~
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: Discriminating Editor.

The Editor of the ST. Al5aus -NonpareR has
the following complimentary references to
three Of its contemporaries. The lNDEPEND.
EST raises it hat and hopes the Nonpersit
may - live long aud prosper :"
The .Nsr D0,snion is one OF the most pro-
gress:ve newspapers 10 the State.
The Ta;c,,c Dsmccr.! : ono If Tie best
lccs, Democratic papers III me Third District.
The GREESaRIER INDEPENDENT IS ne.
cidedly the ables: snd uust readable Demo-
cratic paper in the Third district.
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On the Ito iss, in Raleigh county, Mr.. :
: I-f.zss .,4s;,5;;;-T;3 years

-
On the Ito iss, in Raleigh county, Mr.. :.
). TGSRs, a!.Sls.73"Ui -T3 years.
% the 18th >.Hst:; at the res:dence OF n"r
husband. (Su. ri Brock. ESq.,l in Nicholas
county, Mrs. MARY y. BROCK, III the GG.h
year Of her age.
On the -C'Htrst.. nj her home IN North
Anderson. this ccuuty. Mrs. JANE CARAVAN.
relict Of the l.!e William Ca!away Of Muddy
Greek. aged atc;; G3 years.
On The 4th est, at The home Of his son.
{Mr. John I. Christian, formerly Of this
county, Oh Moorman's river. Albemar!e
county, Va. Sir. EBENEZER CHRISTIAN,
aged nearly 90 Hears.
On Inc l0,h ''nsl.. at the home Of har pa
rents 10 Sewe:i Valley, this county. Of drop-y
of the heart. A3NEss PErroS. daughter 81
Mr.. D. S. and Mrs. 5. 4. Hern. aged years.
mouths and II days.
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n9- \ Chicago paper, in an article on AIKEN
landlordisu. claims thas N IrisIlman named
WIN. SculIy, residing in London, EnS., OWES
between $4,000 and 10000 acres OF land in
Illinois, and oSer 100 900 acres in Kansas and
Nebraska, aud that he is aG oppressive land
lord, grinding dowD bis tenants and exsctiuS
unfair rents.
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o. Cora Green pretty fourteen year
old girl, who cscaraH on Sunday las! Al
Grecnyille, O., from Jdbn McVey. gypsy.
and his two female com panions, states that
she was kidnapped from her home near Lcba'
non, Indiana, over year ago by the gypsies.
McVey drove neil Through her foot, fas!cn-
ing her 10 Il board and swung her up TO the
wagon bows and otherwise brntally treated
her. Marks of the girl's wounds arc still
ysih1a
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Labor UuionS.

L%tSA O.AlVAS'
Almost eycrv ,:a,:c aul craft 5 banding
Itself :a:na uu;cu .nr Sel;.gco:rctiou. ii Is AS
serted: FIX! these uui>GS are banding into an
other CT = larger scale. composed III various
organizations. AL there IS formed thereby :;
crac combiaat:ou to bo known az the
knights u Labor This IS undoubtedly
torta:Ga1.c capitalization, aud, probably, TO
the po.:;!c!an. IS much n,acniiicd when be-
he,>; thcou:'; lis telescope.
.Iu..: Tue Knights Of Labor will ever form
9 Gi$i:ac: political! body OF power is doubtful.
In the &:dor o. newly tedscd members,
whose enthusiasm is ROW at its height, be-
cause o! is uGwucss, many great achieve
meats, uC tlu5:. loom Up in the near future,
BIZ, these are mere imaginary than real
I?u. yu;IG ,icaht. i the organization remains
li..u.y cSmrutc>i viii. 4 auiab!e end in view,
tia: / ,y,aY held :; balance Of power which
sany ;u:u political scales Il It's cu.re WEIGHT
be tArown ,u:o ;l>iA.
L ~. never. We $"r. become purely po-
::t:ca! organization. ~, in other words, po-
usefulness t. the working men is gore and
politicians vi: ,i.-p..tc tee iahorcrs aud
leave tAea. - ~. 1t iheir a"ccat!ons whilst
the bosses pocket ia> Si'o!<.
Tie D,m2t:a,:2 aui Republican parties
axe purely ?o.:t.ta, organizations. and have
uno;Acy e&G III v:2n', :ra:y$Scdly, or IN reality
hs"ta their ,2u&cv..y.
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aS7- The Edmuuds resolutions will proba'
bly, be brought 10 final vote in the United
States Senate the present week; end The Ques-
ton of secret sessions will be brought Up aeon
afterwards.
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ssg- Friedrich. Ludwig Wilhelm, the veuera-
BILE Emperor Of Germany. was cighIY-n!ne
years old Monday. having beer born March
22nd, 1897. He gsc"Ticd The throne Of Prussia
in 1861. succeeding Friedrich wilhelm ~,
who BEGAN to reign in 1910 and who WAS
grandson Of the nephew OF Frederick the
iIrr1t
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sGEa- By Il recent order Of the authorities OF
the Norfolk aud Western iIalroHd 10 yard
masters aud Others. 40 worl: ot any dcscrip-
lion is allowed to bG done N their yard on
Sunday. This, Of crtrse, Involves. the stop
page Of all freight iiins on that day
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w ALL PAPER,

New samples Of Wall Paper hay" :IIs" h'"n
received fer this season. containing many mr"
AMI beautiful patterns. So mrh attention i
now devoted to this industry, anil prices ar" :"
very low, that with III equal outlay r"n nrr">-
sarily make for an ordinary whir-wa,hm%.
Il beautifully decorated wall can b" furnished.
Please give lis your orders early for Wall Pa
per>. aS the prcllir>t patterns SOON r''n "n, al
stock. We >rll only ,1SSAsampl".
Give lis call ~ som" nicely ~''S'r-
coated Pills.
o. I!:ENsrEIrNEE.
Mar. 18th. 1886. LewiShHrS. v. M.
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E5- Twenty-Five States in the Union Of
thirty-elght have Democratic Governors
The home rule Of more than three-tfths of The
American people is Democratic.
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s@- The we!l-kup@n detective. Aft. W.
Burnett, OF Charleston, 10 this State, was
married Oh the 18Th instant, to Miss Fannie
Norris, Of Parkers butg.
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1@- The Inconsistency of things asr;cultr-
rally is illustrated in the fact cited oy the
Memphis Ledger that with middlng cotton
at 81 cents per pound steamer last week
delivered 10000 sacks of Missouri corn aud
1900 boxes of Chicago meat u. Monroe. La.
right in the tiuest coru growing region On
earth" The illustration suggests It's own
Dop
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