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THE election of Colonel William Elliott to
Congress from the Black District is Tho most
notable event in the South Carolina election.
Col. Elliott is the equal of any Congressman
from this State, which will hcnceforth nave Il
solid Democratic representation in Congress.
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GOODBYE, CHARLESTON.
The shipment of Cotton From Abbc-
viIIe-.It Seeks Other Markets Than
the City by :ac Sea--FISures Wkicli
are Significant.

shipped from Abbc, lille was sent to Charles
ton, but since then that city has lost much Of
our trade. In 1881 Charleston lost some cot
ton, in lSSj that city lost OnC-fourih, and now
in lS:6, twill get scarcely orc-tourth. The
shipments to al points In September was 2G0
bales. against 500 in the same month Of 1855,
and 2In In the like DnriOd of 1851.
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Court at Troy

The case of tho State against Messrs. David
Gillian. James Gillian. and Warren Smith,
,yiil come before Trial Justice II. A. Mct:sian
nray on preliminary hearing, undGrcharse
.f aSanI,lt anil battery on Mr.. j. j.. TaTeart.
T.. w. Smith, Esq, will appehr for the defend
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MARRIED..

MARRIED-Sunday. November 7, 1876, by
Rev. K. {. I.igun Mr.. j. ID. TATE, of Lown-
County.
MA ERIED-At Monterey, s. c.. on the 3rd
of November, 1856, by Rev. II. G.. Fennr, Mr..
W. l.. MORSE to Miss \. Z. CHAPMAN.
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= Meat 619 to 63I; pure seed oats, 6j cents: C.
o. molaSseS. 20 cents; Family -four, $500; Pat
ant flour, S5.2j; granulatcd sugar. ca; white
corn, 60 cents We will sell meat for January
delivery at cents, delivered ut any dr!ot In
the up country. Rogers d Co., 1lj Jackson
Street, Augusta, Ga.
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WE are indebted to "Emmet' for an able ar,
ticle In reply to the Necs and Couricr's recent
article in reply TO the Press and Banner,
which we find impossible to get IN the paper
when il will be found to be interesting read
Ing.
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CONSIGNEES.

EXpRmss-J. G.. Miller, J. T.. Browniec, p.
Rosenberg Miss s. f.. More, Mrs. +. V. t'al-
houn, Benton Jones, Mrs. ]. ii. Lutlmcr, lsou
Thomas.
FREIGu-W. Il. Powell, j. L, Brownie,
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Mr. T. J. Hearst, of Hard Labor has II good
house and farm which he would rent on fl-
vurablc terms. The place is Il dcSiral. .le one.
located TO L school. Address
him at Sc;dcry. lilo
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Diamond, silver and gold paints at Speed e
Neuilrr'S. lo'9
Use the Diamond Dyes, the most popular
dye now in use, only lDc. per package. sod
by Speed 4 NcuIcr. lO-j
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

The following officers were elected: PresI-
dent, ]. b. Humbert; Vice.President, I. Il.
Denny; Directors. H. p. Hammett, +. A.
Smyth, w. 4. McKclvey. w. $. Allen, W. J.
Reedy, G. T. Jackson, DIR. w. T. Jones, 6. w.
Turner and Jno w. Mccullough.
The convention adjourned to meet subject
to tile call of the president.
There will br q meeting Of the Directors in
Greenriile Ill the 18th instant.
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IT is said that Senator Wade Hampton uFed
the following language recently In speech at
SunIncrVille:

az will venture to say that there are more
coloreti men holding Sh'al! offices In Washing
ton at this moment than during the whole
rni,,n of the Republicans. / think that where
he cnu reward a competent colored man who
has been n good Democrat, the President
should do so. have urged him t" do 1t, ana
he was kind enough to say to- me that when
ever ccuId recommend men of that sort he
would give them appointments.
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SHIPMENTS OCTOBER. 1856.
2,L72 bales.

BER 1881, 1885, AND 1856.
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But yet further. The name Christian has n
still deeper Significance. To be n Christian In
the popular and fashionable acceptance of tho
tenn, Is no difficult or excellent thing. 1t is
to he baptized, to profess the Christian rclig-
ion, Ia believe vaguely like our iill hers and to
attend once n week in SOME building set apart
for religious worship In this sense, n man
may be Il Christian. aHd yet hahitually care
less about his soul and eternal things. Il Chris
tian and yet fall short of hpathrn morality,
Christian, and yet Il drunkard, u Iniser, a
pI o!anc Swr"rcr, or Il slave tD vice in some
form or other, II Christian. and yet Il wiliul,
impcnitcnt offender against God and man.
IN the opinion Of many this Is all that l.
meant by the name. But If this be the whole
of Christianity, if IL has no direct, personal
in!iucn 60 on the life and character, II iSa very
small matter whether the world hc Christian
lied ornot. But surely 10 be Christian has
Il far higher meaning. To be Christian in
deed. SAYS CulcriIlgr. sis The highest character
and dignity OF which human nature Is capa.
bic. the simplest Christian, or one in truth,l
knows more than the most accomplished, IT.
religious philosopher" Anditis true. Chris
liam truth widpnS the range Of thought and
aspiration, and delivers from the narrow
sphere of The senses. 1t expands the intellect
SO that we can understand ard appreciate tho
relative importance of things present and fu-
turc II nlnltiplieS the aims and objects of
the human life, while it fixes, SimplilinS and
lurflCS those of the desires and passions In
short, to be Il Christian means orc who em-
braces tho rciig,irn of Christ with AL It's bless
ings and obligations, who strives 20 shape his
and temper and practice, by the
hcly prrccpts and example of the divine Lord
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WHY CALLED CHRISTIANS.

II has always bccn usual in the schools Of
philosophy, and among different Sccts, TO give
tO the rartlSGnS the name of the founder. The
PntoiSts were called from Plato. the Py-
thagoreanS from Pythagoras, the Sadduccans
from XadOc. SO, the followers of JcSns-thc
from Him, and with how much more reason.
Human teachers and leaders could only COM
munica!e their opinions TO their followers,
they were without power to enforce them and
at death the connection ceased forever. Not
so with The disc pies OF the Divine Master.
He is now aS much as ever their Twin. Head.
He lives in them and they live by Him. The
uni on that suhSistS between Christ and His
:Vl J;.;c CO. Is iCt si%., Sata vial, !o. 4 :"m.
porary. but Il perpetual, eternal union. A sa-
cred and divine power went out from Him
when He walked this earth, the same sacred
anI mysterious influence flows from Him
now. by the amounting OF the Holy Ghost he
imrmrS his very image to His followers and
scGIS them rs his own. SIrcly no name can
he more appropriate for his followers or more
noble than that which comes from Him by
whom wo are redeemed, whose religion we
profess, and by and through whom we nrc
made "pariakcrs of the divine nature" TO
bear his name was the glory of the primitive
Christian, and in the midst Of the most cruel
tOrtureS. tho martyrs of old inunda relief and
rerrShmcnt In repeating, ut each pause Of aS-
ony 81 am ~ Christian" Ii We hut knew II,
the highest distinction mortal man can have
i 10 deserve to bear that old Catholic name
given to the first followers of tho Lord Jesus
Christ of Him OF whom Iechafnh prOphe-
sled. "lhe Lord shall te King over all the earth
and in that dag there shall bc one Lord. and
His name one" To be true subjects of this
divine king, let this be our highest ambition.
The passing world may not crown You with
its applause, but sou will have His apprnba
ton, who is the only Lord and sovereign of
the universe, and by whose judgement we
must stand or fall forever
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mi nfor the worhins class send 10 cent.
Hill for p,e'sse ami We will msil you M
Jul VI royal. valuable boz II sample goods
mora money 10 . few d.,s thar ycu 49,,
shossht poss BILE - any buainsss. Capital rot
reluired We will starr you You can vorh
all the time ~ IN spsr~ time only. The vovS
Y universally sdaried r. both sexes. young snS
every sveninR. That ~ WIN want vori M,
tem sie onsinees. We mske this unpsvslIelri
oder; 20 al Who are not veil asti Ast ~ utlI
s.nd y I: pay TO- the trouble 81 wrisirs d
ruli particulars. Dir ction.. etc sent frss
whole time 10 the vnyk, Great succsss sS,"'
Iately sure DON'T delay. man now, Addseee
eTINeoN I co. roKlAaA. n1alne,
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Application for . Patent

No. sst.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. No.
~ MAHON aud J. l.. kUUT zone, whoee
postomce address 70 Pullionville, Lincoln
county. Nevada. hss this day Oh th&ir sppllcs.
ti"n Tor paient for hitten hundrd linear itet
of the magnolia" rhine OF vein besrina silver.
with -nrisce ground six hundrtd feet 10 Width,
situated Ia y ghland Mining District, County Of
Lincoln and btste Of Neveda, and DE- siEnafed B,
the neld notes and ofbcial plat on ale In this
once ~ lot No ~. located ON unsurveysd lends.
The exterior boundaries Of said lot Ne N bsins
- follows. to wit:
Beginning 81 . post marked No 1, o 3 survey
No 81. whence the Mebdhs brick anohestsci.
MARRIED mineral a.nument No J., besSs j
~ deg 3l7o feet. This ~ ohsstsch IL sbrut
Is feet high and . feet square st the base. Tie
main shsft In this claim besfs , "a deg v IA
feet The notice nobun ent stsnds = feet noeth
OF the center o. the shaft. tn nee runnir 9. Let
course, 3 y deg " 1900 feet. to Po~t msFked
u dea COZ feet. to post usFhsk No. T. D i
survey No. 81; thence, 50 cour ., N n des
ln0D feet, TO post Married No. I. survey no
81, and thence, eth coune, 10 dee q feet, 10
20 as 10 acres. Posts Nos. and stard 10 ihe
origt'. p iocstion monunents. Ps~ss Acp. snd
stand about ~ feet esst~rly NJ the nrisins 10.
cstion mouumeuts. Magnetic vsnssion ie Do.
The location Of this mine 10 recorded IN ~
Reccrdei't Office Of lincoln county Nevada. IN
hok OF MINING notices THE Claim IL
bounded IN the east and west BY sxtensiop, ~
this lcde-nsmss unhnown-- end On the nnrtk
person. claiming adv rally sny portion n ssid
nsanolia mine or surfsee aveui ave rrquIrd
to Gle their sdverpe clsins With The Rrristey a
the Unised Ssstes 1.and Oflre n Ture1. ID NJ
state ~ Nsvads, dusi, 4 the sixty day period n
rublicafion hereof, Or thev will b. herred b.
virtue ofthe provisions n the a'stuss.
P.H. WtyCkLEY, Rsgtesev.
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Notice 10 lisnhoittrs.

NorIClts hEkEBi alSkl TPA1 fbt
~ ducefslsnsd hat eonnspe,, ~ scttci y
- Justice oosstOt Phoebe To~i,bir. III ecis
oo!ssy. state o. Nevada H. With sciiot w
Snaersisued 10 plaintiff and Ny sov.f silyss
zt1ins oonpsuy, obi. niSt I'D ceOa
aio. sro dsfsndspts, Whitb action =
oscashtto enforce 1 iit1 ID fsvci 81 plairtD
~ sssinsi As5sndsDts. urol sSs fslitsne
1890 cnl ei.ysnl srd LrHist' .ites'ss Z
= ssvsda. 70 Wit, Tbs yss perry trcvf ssiks
Ssyasvss mine. II ssid District COZ sa.sins -.
~ SsIs' = ssid eein. sss \ el.is "a SiE .
.esafs o. the State Of Esvsts, srtithl
~ "a Act TO secure liens N astfsbtD
~ ~ e,hess ,andto rspeslsliofhsi Act, IN rsle'
y s,on thsrsto. approved Msri "a, 1875. kes.
aastefore, ell psvsont having holding, OF clste'
~ asns upon satd prem sss sIdti The PROVE:
. .s Of satd Act are hereby nosfss6 10 tt sie
sRpsaf before ssid Oouyt 20 the 18th dsy =
KY esry. A. D tseS. At IN O'Clock =. H.. -
Sso o ~ sasrs exhibit their ss'd issD' ~
issss xAas cnunlen. tlssAss>s.s
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Application for q Patent
TO TIE
THOMPSON sIiNE.
No. 5U7.

UkIIkD cTATls LAM CTrIcy,
Eureka, N,va .. lrusry ~, ist2.
NOTICE Il hLkIbf GIIIN That wv
~ NJ Ssrd.Es. whose posi.ffise . dr., M ia
fhsikdtiGAia, n may lvsLia, LAS tbs day nled
Ais sppiiea lou for pAteut Tor enc thoutapi
iUr linear feet VI th. Thou sou Airs or ', In
Bearing silver with surface sIo.nd time hun
ifed aud tw-nty three lslsj let In wid,L, situ.
at. Wing aud btins 10 Ten Piute h,intLs Dis
trtct. County oi Lincoln and State Of Hsysds.
AUD Known aud destgnsteu BY the nela botes
aud oniclsi plat on ale iu thi. me-. A. LOT Nuu,
or fiit, -n,e ,6o) located w unsurvsy,d land
Inc exterior boundaries of said lot No. sc
being ~ foll"ws, to wit: Variation IL dtRrs ..
aid 10 minutes east Conms icing Il ! pvst
marked ''No. q survey No. 49, wbtuc. U
monamsut on Grant Pesk bears n s7k az
vest 1Ia 10 feet; post No. 2 of u o surv.y No
20. Wyandotte lode hears orth slh dss east
go feet. aud the wortins Oh, n ON tLis ,ooe
tears north sih dsgr,es west Its 4 ct. Thence
running, LIST course. mort 20 4. west 100 feet.
to post marked No.3. survey No. q. q tie
nonhes,t corner monunent Of ,his claim !;
thence. I'd course south q deg west 81 TEA
% post msfhsd No. ., survey No. Is, 81
the northwest cOrnsf monument VI shis slslm;
ihence. ID coufss, south " DEG sAss 1860 fsrt
70 post narkrd Nc. ., survey No. ., u the
-oatsvest corner mouuas en-, Of this claim.
which monument Ia on the wsstsrn bousdsry
Of the ysndotte lode; from II poss no. 1, q B
survey No. ". wysndotft I, de btssu sou,h a 4
deg vert 6sI feet; post No o . survey No. a,
Prodisai lode, less south oh d.s ~sss ssl
ieet. and post No. 8. y survey No. a, came
lode bearr south ht Dig wtst eos l-G feet
thence. eth course, ortb q \ deg .. st sai fsst,
70 post 10: l. 81 the place Of bsginnibg, con
tanning Is l00 acrss This claim IL BOUNDED
on the sou b ey the wy.ndv,.. lode.
The iocstioI Of this Mine IL duly recorded In
the hecorder's Ofbct Of Tom piute \ mi. Die.
trtcs. Ia Boob D, page liz ana iI6. Vi Alnipg
Records. Any and all ptrrobp claimine sd.
veneiy any portion Of said Tlompson Mine or
said mthiug ground a. hereinbsfore described
are required to ale their adverse clHini with
the kexi ter Of the United Htste, Lsnd ono, Il
Garcia. 10 the state Of New ads during the niriy
dayt psriod OF publication hsrtof, or they Will
D. barred BY virtue Of the psovisioss Of the
Statute.
mrt-so FL. HiHcxiEY, Register.
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NOTICE.

To THOMAS eAUNpERs.. or sssirpe,s
owner or owners to one-hslf ins~sesf IL the
Hail Noon mine, stustsd ~ riy Mining Dis
hereby notiA. a that thew ere now due ON You
the sum Of Fifty ESQ., Dollars ~ your int. fras
In tbs above named mine, for sssrssm~pt work
do's en- said mine Or the year 1865, y hitch you
are hsrrb, notified 10 pay Immediately together
with the costs Of this advertisement. otherwise
shall clsim forfeiture Of Jour interest, IN EN-
forrity with the nrta Of ConRfers (section 81
sppfoved May 10Th. tx72. All persons are eau.
TONED skairst pur .hssingtbe aid interest from
the aaid Thomas Saunders, his heiss or 40
stRnees, % they cannot under EXISTING circum-
stance . naAs legal transfer.
rHOe. J. MCMAHON.
Phoebe Jsnnsry 10. iaas. jaissod
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No. eS0.
\ Application for q Patent


CHk1kn BI4Iko lAAND Of1IeE,
Eurek4. Nsvnds. Auaast eth. 1854
MOTIF u 1GRRBY GIVEN THAT Z. liz
~ nGroS. whose postofhcs address 10 san
xNneisco, Californis. has this day nisd his 81.
plleaecn Tor patent for aftssn hund-ed linear
, -. q sss "ssrEs and ws. hingten" mine or
nnn tfsA fsst n With, situated in ny Mining
District, county Of Lincoln, and state Of Ne.
vsia. sna esslgnatsd b. the nsld notes ana
e q Plat e. els 70 iris efaes . Lot Number
e. u Toenahtp ], hsfth Range a. east Of
Aou.e pisslo msridisn. sAid iot 10 Il bsins
scaa1se - foilovs, 70 vit.
s,sin.tns y pest mrksd no I. Q survey
EEL yhsnee the sE ,rusr poet Of section ~.
HI. :. = =. bssrs q 40 deg 70 min
~ fsct. Thence running. Let eourss. 70
- - Ma Y sls SO feet TO post nsfked No .,
W esrvsy 10 81; thence. ID course. o. deg IS
III 80 e.t0 fest - post marked No 3. b
susvey No u, from which post on LOT No SO, o
sss ssrvsy bars a. a. p mi. Z so feet;
post nvhsd Nod. o survey No Il; thence,
IN eouFee. : . Dc Is MN sls ITO fsst. 10
ysss n,stsA Mel. o 8 shSysy No u; thsnee. sth
s,,fss ao - = nth g so 1T, q pc.s
sesras. : A. u min v sis isss, 70 post No !.
a. ylereof h.aiasins ,cohssi si6e 06.loo acres.
1A{eeae variation 10 deg Iast.
~ loesaafn sfthls mine 10 reeosdsd In the
49, H. ~. g s!y Mining District. Lincoln
fAie elsln 70 toundsd bv no Known claims.
The nssrest being ne .riochss lode. on tbs
nssm so ~ "oiiver" lode 90 the south.
Any 40 81 pr mas claiming adversely any
pestieA q said Dsrhs and Washington mine or
sessAee erousd .e required to ale theis ~ verse
shaos WI ne Rsstseer Of the DATED statea
ksna oeee q tnrsss. in ths State q Nevada.
Snf1es ~ nxty days period Of publication
by. y s.sy = W. p barred By virtus Of The
r.H. nNcKLEY. Register.
ltis usfshy ordered that the foregoing notice
Of spplSeati0u for pstent b. pubiiShed fNr the
Herls4'ef ~ eosesestivs weeks In fhs Phoebe
1neensn: . vesAiy nsvspapsr published st
FL. zISokLxY. Register.
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Nor,er Is uruRRj5ssi FRI; 1--WE Il n fs.4 Ia
y ssilsviss asssd sssiisi Hss sis1 ,c ~ :
Of his iAtsatton TO nsts 1nsl pnoef n sspso,f
OF his elain. ase thss said prcsf vii Be- nsds
eefo.s The Dts.ries SsA1sot uueoin eosnty. q
ptcehs. NsysAa, % hoaday. Isbrusry ! !.
y p. CHASE, fs ths \ 81 Nc / spd ~ u
y. 4 "a - I q 20 Z ssesion /, TOM.
ship q so.sh Renss. q East. y D 4 Il ssn.s
the iollsvine uitssssi 70 prove his oonsjpuoue
sssidsees sIcs. and evlslva!ies u. sstd lss1.
1enessson q Ptochs. Nessds; Johp silsv. r.
siosns. Nevada; W. oulvsswsil. ., Pioshs,
Sss1.ss re. HIHcxLxY. n>u6n,s.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Anthony Mcmahon, De.
esased.
NOTICE IA HEaERY GIVEN ny THE M
~ dersisnsd, Executor Of the last will and
testament ~ An hong Mcmahon. decrssrd. 70
the creditors Of. and to al per~ons having
elaims against the estate OF aaid Dc eseea u,
erhibit them. with the necessary vonchers snd
vsrincatts %, n or before the i2:h day Of Prb
suafy. 1852. 70 the ssid undersigned. q his
they will b. forever barred.
RE ELAN,
Executor Of the last will and tesla a ut Of
anthony Mcmahon, deceased. 4. I'm,
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The Great English Remedy

IL . never failing
cure for nervous dr.
bility. exhausted VI
tality. o. minal weak
ness, spermstorrhea,
lost manhood. impo-
trncy. paralysis and
all the terrible fleets
Of youthful folliss
and txc-sses In ma
turer yeArs-such ~
loes Of memory , lasri.
tlitta. nocturnal emfs.
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TESTIMONIALS,

s'psiiks nectar "-cassn c5wt,-.
~uslisisus h<yosd dsser ptioc. !" -s.s.s. r,,-s-..
"Addsd 70 thu eped sh,nss ol tho tshIs !, !.
esnrakss gsed uasafs. = S'.1fs,d kspszsie,.'
"isvalusAis scy iitsis trrst vhss ftispAS,,.-
tA-"-Sss rsvh xs~Ss PeN.
,,"esry rsopas issk tis ss..%. Ssi,,ss ss.v Pvx,s
sr3,; snSss . isas.esnAsbis sssf'vsr scs.
'rhs popularity Of uub Ps,eh 4 tse,,. A.
ssus suecess 10 usins ~ i-sf ~ s,ysS $3.50. Z
s.s.' PARK TILIORb, New Yvsf
Dur sales ef Rsh runsh have surpsiss dus-.-u
sss sn sss;s m.sshs iass.! 9Sss!i, th.n =
OERBRER- New YORK and chissse
o. n. 0RAvEU Il sOHa nc.,,. ~
ffsas ripplis4 81 Manufacturer prIee.t,
BICnAuD9 q NARRlaOx.
AssstA for fscihe Coast san Fsapeise. q,
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The gentlemen whose duty it is TO occupy
the railroad FIRE signal station on Red
Mountain, near Cisco, and whose telescope
takes in wide range Of country, states
that one night recently be counted full
hundred 6res-on the mountain and in the
valley.clearipg fires. forest fres, etc.
From his lookout station the electric lights
Of Sacramento are clearly discernible. at
= distance Of some ninety miles, through
che telescope.
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Judging from the tightness Of the
s-ticls it isn't every girl who can laugh
ia her ,,eeve NOWADAYS.
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Why is . fathers nose ike well
trained child: Because it is always
under q parents eye.
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Lena Fairbanks. girl IL years Of age,
nas sent to the reform school in Mich.
gan for stealing horse.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
= -'~~~~~-~--~
HUB PUNCH
TO TOP OFFA DINNER.
Maybe Drank Clear, as a Cords
; dime,
thorough
appointed,th'
nAA.l -

was to wash down The last triumph,
OF the feast with copious libaiio,.,, 81
old Port and Golden Sherry, bu,
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Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-14
STATE NEWS.

Captain N Felton, first selectman for the town of Colchester, had stroke of paralysis Last Sunday.
 arine Augusta Belcher were married on Tues day afternoon at the Church of the Redeem CT, Hartford.
 Hartford occurred Tuesday evening at the armory, and Companies A, F, Il and K participated.
 clerk of Norwich celebrated the ninety-sec- ond anniversary of his birth on Monday and was warmly congratulated by many friends.
 Mr. Emmett S. Williams, formerly ot Hartford died of consumption at his home in Meriden yesterday morning. He was em- ployed as clerk in the home office of the Travellers Insurance company until obliged by i'll health to give up work about tive months ago. His age was about 26.
 President Clark of the New York & New England has returned from his short trip to Washington He says so far as he knows there is not the slightest foundation for the rumors that the Pennsylvania road is con. tenplating lease of the New England and Consolidated roads, WI ich rumors also Presi- dent Watrous said he first heard from the reporters
 The local editor of the Danbury News was on Saturday bending over newsboy who was on the floor counting papers, when the boy suddenly bobbed up his head ano knocked out three of the editorial teeth The editor says the rising generation should not be permitted to rise so suddenly, ano advises them to go west and snow up wlt1 the country.