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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-02-26

Senator Dedon presented ! -'1 resolution
pr viding for the appointm ent Of clerk, fof.
the committees on public lands and labor
each to receive IS per day.
When senator March reported back from
the Hennepin county delegation the bill!
requiring the park board at Minneapolis 10
get the sanction OF the city. council before
issu ne bonds, Senator Bell moved to refer
It back to the delegation, saying that the
fun delegation had nos yet considered it.
His motion was seconded by Senator Phil
ups, and 1t was adopted by vote OF Is to
s: F. No. ss4:-Authoriztns village Of Luverne
to issue bonds for WaterWOrks
s. F. No. 2e6-Allowine village Of St. Hillaire
70 appropriate money Tor use OF School District
S. F. No. ov3-ProvidinQ for filing resurvey o,
Minnesota Lake IN Faribault county.
HOUSE HILLS PASSED.
H. F. No. 49-provitline for the loaning Of
money to certain lersons for the purchase ct
II F. No Notwithstanding animals from run,
ming at large in township OF Home Lake In Nor
1 II. +. No. Gs-.providinx for photographic ne
porters to be appointed ~ judges Of the district
court OF Hennspin county.
The senate adjourned until 2 p. M. Mon
day.
The house yesterday morning expressed
It's unanimous concurrence In the JOINT res
oln!ion brought in from the senate regard
ing the death Of Gen. II. II. Sibley, and de-
cided to adjourn ut noon until o'clock
p. III. OH Monday next.
Mr.. Chesley presented Q petition agai INST
the bill relating to extending the powers OF
mutual insurance companies, with especial
reference to = Norman county company
Mr.. Lockwood offered resolution for the
appointment of joint committee to visit
the Nebraska beet sugar factories, which
was laid over on notice of debate by Mr.
Furlong.
Mr.. Bonde introduced bill which is in
tended to prevent loss to shippers of milk.
while the milk is in transit.
Mr.. Wacek he'd bill which provides for
the appointment of game warden in each
county Of the state.
MIR. Chesley introduced bill which gives
plaintiffs against railroad companies the
power to institute suit against the COM
panies in the district in which the plaintiff
lives
The following bills were passed by tho
house under suspension of the rules:
H. r. 25S-incorpor2ting the city Of Chask,a
In Carver county.
H. +. 249--authorizfng the village oil Gaylord
to issue S. 900 CT bonds to build u village hall!
H. +. 3O9-to annex the village OF MOritzas to
Monticello in Wright county.
The house then adjourned to Monday at
8 o'clock.
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1t is :. great misfortune to he born
sot';'t all the laugh hats to st',y inside
OF you.
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HOUSEHOLD DIRECTIONS.
A. They We're Given bv Lord AIxePnor
Percy IN 1890.

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oss oo Lolu A.Ycl''u I lefcs. s'sfl
~ VI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nc mus naA'
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10. ~ :. zee 10 Mas c n.. 70 escor. =
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nu .o ~ II. I;ran. ul. ieo'se ~ 'ne
..M.oo -. .'s 80; a ), ~ ia
al h;s SEQ 'o. .,,. . " ., ou'n.
w ~; W. nays .''sn =. Inc
Tines ~ the d ,"avas - ou ,r.n ".her
hraad no ,ar.rar th.m tho ,.,.ua s.
household bread and Lot The ch;nn;n .
Of ali bread serve far INV i p'I L.,1
there Ia M harha hom9h. aa.;nr tho, 1
the cooks have anow herbs erowin0 IL
INV own par,lens Sncknrv snw-t7,;s.
tie and den,-de-lyon. herb and root
are 10 be boiled with fresh meat. s.
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StrAnxe Story OF q Ring.

During the retreat fr.nn the first BIZ,
tie Of Bull Ram Gen. Hunt lost yo|.
ring which hu very highly priced. "
vas one Of II number made for IN
officers of Wnrtl,'s division when fof.n
ing part OF the army Of occulmti", .
that held the City of Mexico ut t..
close of the Mexican war. 1t. is Il p,,!,
yellow gold ring with fiat greer
stone. with First Division above TIM
shield and Mexico" below. Inscribed
on the inside is H. j. Hunt. Worti,'s
Division" Years went by and the loss
was forgotten. the dear old genera.
himself had joined that eternal. ever.
increasing army of occupation beyon,l
the grave, when 10! after perio,i o:
nearly thirty years had elapsed the
ring was found. One day recently
Mr.. Thomas D. Addison of Fairfax
Court House, Va. noticed that one o;
his COWS walked in very lame man
ner. there evidently being some for
eiyn substance in her l,Oof. An exam
ination Developed the fact that the
lamcness arose from the ring. which
was firmly inbctl.lctl in the animals
hOof. and. strange to relate. uninjure,i.
The ring was restored to the generals
family. aud. it is needless to say. will
be regarded as an heirloom of NOR,
than ordinary interest. Had Suci, :,n
incident as this appeared in !. popu!a,
novel tic idea would have been pooh.
poohed as Il marvellous stretch ni
the Imagination. yet it is All act,,a,
occurrences. ARMY md Macy Joyy,.ui.
HOUSEHOLD DIRECTIONS.
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Saturday Feb. al.
SENATE.
Not in session.
HOUSE.
Not in session.
Monday, Fob. %.
SENATE.'

SENATE.
The senate met at 2, o'clock yesterday
afternoon, and the members appeared
somewhat refreshed after the vacation. as
motion to adjourn, made Immediately
after the approval o: the journal. was de-
eated by vote 0. g to 4.
s. F. No 354-By Senator CrAg-Reappcr.
tionins the state INTO congressional districts.
s. +. No. 3o5-By Senator nopnelly-Amend-
Ing General Laws relating TO county commits
SiODers and care OF poor.
The bill authorizing tie city Of Aankato to
uot'tte ~ tHe genera. eo'erunieue u slte ioH y
the rules.
The senate adjourned until 10 o clock this
morning.
Senator Craig, chairman of the senate
committee on rcapinrtioument, yesterday
introduced bill leu!mir,ionlng the state
into seven congressional districts, III &C.
cordance with the bin passed by congress
which gives Minnesota seven congressman
instead OF five. I'll. b.ll is not u commit
tee bill, but embraces Senator Craig $ per
sonal i,leas OF what tho new superintendent
should be. The basis .. the bill is the pop
llation. accordin. to the census Of 1880.
When the house assembled at O'clock
yesterday afternoon Mr.. Bell drew the at
lention OF Mr.. BjOrge, speaker pro tem.. to
the TACT that copies or the Journal were not
Oh the .lcsks OF members, AS the rules pro-
vided, and that the rules would have to be
suspended. A vote 10 suspcn. the rules re-
vealed the fact that there were sixty llelll-s
bers in the house, 4S of whom voted aye
and II no. There not being sutfici ent votes
to suspend the rule, the motion was lost
but the house by unanimous consent de-
cided to proceed with bust mess, and the Jour
Aal was read.
Mr.. McAllis,er moved that the house
adjourn until ~ o'clock the following
tnu:ninE, out Of respect to the memory OF
the late. iamentesi Gci:. George Washing
ton. ! his. the house ty vote of ~ to s
declined to do, and the reports u commit
ices were read
A number of new bills were introduced,
AMONG them being one by Mr. Gallagher
providing Tor the redstriclius OF the TWEEN,
ty-n,nth senatorial district in Minneapolis.
This district comprises the First and Third
ward4, the First being u strong Democratic
ward and tEc Third doubt III. At present
;ile two representatives q the district are
voted Tor separately III each ward, aid Mr.
Gallagllers bill provides that the dividing
| war'i line be oblltcrated and the two repre-
! >entativcs voted Tor ut large in the .tis-
irict
Another bill, and one o: general import
ahce, was House File 405, introduced: by
Mr. Trip vi Hcnn,pin This bill makes !,
unliOrn method o. controlling the pawn
,rok ing business. AT present il is lest to
each city, there bcilig no state law.
MIR. Co:ttcs y Benton introduced two bills
Of deep interest TO lie owners o. livery ana
ced stables. The first bill regulates the
.usHeSs. and is in Tie interest ol the ren-
rrnl public, while tie scco;a bill is de-
-ighctl 10 protect Tie ;'ru!rietors from loss
y bad debts. etc.
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Thursday, eb. 20.
SENATE.

Senator J. D. Smith prcsen.c cd comm.,.
iic:,tion from Judson n. Gross and NJ. +.
Grlswuld q Minneapolis Offering tn give
'hr state 100 acres o. ia!:l near Norcros-
Tie state would erect thereon all expert
mental station for nlanuacturin, beet SUI
SAF
When the senate reached Senator McMil-
sans bill providing TINT all franchises Tor
:he Use .! stress shall be sod to the ligi, cs.
bidder. and that no grant shall be cor
longer period than twenty years, Senator
Ike Ter asked for unanimous consent to
anend but failed to get it. Then the biz
WAS referred to Senator Ktl!e: or amend
ment, and he reported ii back witt, an
amendment cxemptins his district and ali
places with less than three thousand inl,ab-
liants The report was re iccteh by ii vote
o. II TO %. The bill was then put upon is
passage and was passed Ivy Il vote OF 81 &c
is.
The most of the afternoon session o. the
senate was taken up With the consideration
o.! general orders, Senator S. II. Peter OH in
the chair. Senator Dcdoi,'s bin to license
l.edtlrrs was recommended to he referred
l., the judiciary committee There was
considerable discussion OF Senator u0lupes
bill providing ior the erection Of grail,
warehouses AMI elevators OF, railroad rights
way. and iVr condemnation proceedings.
in connection Herewith. Several amend.
ments We're made. the most important o!
which takes away IRON, elevator companies
the sole right to decide whether such con-
domination shall be made and u yearly
rental paid, one years rental to be paid in
advance. The amendment makes the terms
of rental u matter OF agreement between
raj road and elevator companies. The bill
was recommended to pass as amended. +.
HOUSE.
When the house had settled down to
business yesterday morning petitions were
received protesting against the passage
the employers liability bill and favorine
the wOman's elective franchise bill.
Mr. Ames' bill to prevent corruption 1T
elections 10 copy of the New York law re-
garding the same.
Mr. Smiths bill is to repeal the charter
Of the st. Croix River Boom company. 1t
Is bill in the interest of the steamboat
men, who claim that the st. Croix river is q
navigable stream and that the existence OF
the booms impedes navigation.
The bill introduced by Mr.. NJ. Walsh. III.
+. 81, is to submit to q vote Of the people
an amendment to section 5, article 8, Of the
constitution relating to the taxation OF
property, real and personal. The bill pro-
poses TO give to municipalities and to couu-.
ties local option on the adoption of the sin.
gle tax system. There was considerable
d 70 on the question, Messrs, Turrell,
Greer, Tucker and Searle opposing it Tor the
reason that it was the duty or the house OF
representatives, and the purpose tor which,
they were elected by the people, to decide
upon all these questions and not to sllirk
responsibility by sending the question back
to the people for them to decide upon.
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Friday.-Feb. FL,

The senate held two hours session y s-
teriay. atljourning at noon to attend the
funeral exercises for Gen. sibley.
There were several petitions against any
legislation increasing the liability .; en-
puyers. Also ole :.voJiNy prohih'.'
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Sufferers

EKOAl Stomach, and Liver deranges
l ments-D Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick:
Headache, and Constipation-fin find safs.
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"A MONOPOLY MENAcED.-The lazy and
sshiftless habits of the American hen Of the
present age have brought q logical result
aud the control Of the American egg market
will coon pass out Of the hands OF the fea'h-
cry tribe. This hanpy state of affairs, which
Is 40 confidently p,om'sel the country will
be due tn Kansas inventive genius, and the
man who proposes to oliver an imposed-on
nation from the whims of the erratio feTa'e
fowl resides tn tho enterprising town Of
Parsous.
Mr., James Story, the inventor of the
rliuvuce ru.S IuIs uscfcl ana popular article
! Of food can be produced by machinery, and
70 perfectly that will be impossible to dis
tinguish the difference between it and the
old-fashioned prOdact Of the protected
American Len. In addition to this MIR. Story
says the eggs produced by his system do
not deteriorate, but, on the contrary, and
like gooi liquor. improve with age. As to
the cost, he figures that with plant costing
less than $500 he can produce one carload
OF eggs per day, at a cost Of threo cents Der
dozeo. thus dealing singing blow at the
protected hen monopoly. There will be but
Few people to sympathize with the Amer can
heu In this the hour of her adversely. She
has too long treated the American people
with naughty scorn aud invariably held up
prices when money wss'o!ose. She hns no
one to blame but her plu tocratic self. All
hail to. Kansas, the HON Of the true anti.
monopolist, the State that has given us the
sockless statesman and the. chickenless egg.
= Washington Post.
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fEcuL1AR CONDITION OF THE COMMERCIAL
bASK.-Co'umbia, Feb. 19.-Some comrli-
cations have arisen in regard to the cnuduct
OF THO business Of tho Commercial bank, of
this city. and there is prospect Of some law
suits. The bank was first OF Grated by c. ].
lredsil, manager T r Levi Mee.ze, and after
wards Incorporated with CAPTAIN In :lel a,
president. "A number Of depositors holding
certifcat es signed by Mr.. Iredell as monages
. have drawn checks but rcr,,sei paymc1t
the present bank denying liability for them
strange to cay, the business affairs of the
OIL bank were never closed up but remained
counts amount to $z8, 900, which III. new
bank claims Levi Mee,ze, who happens to be
. man OF means, is responsible for. Mr..
Meetze holds no stock in the new bank and
is not dePositor therein. He is now en-
gagei with Attorney j. 8. Werner and an
expert accountant In looking over tho books.
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FOR JUST 25 CENTS,
WILL GIVE YOU

An Adze.Eye Hammer, a Hstchet, Hand
saw, Carpenters Square, Spirit Level, Wise,
= Monkey Wrench, long handle Rake. Hoe,
Smoothing Iron, ii qt. Dish Pan, 10 qt
Tin Bucket, Cot. Coffee Pot, l gal. Measure,
Brsss Hoop Cedar Bucket, Solid Brass
Waiter, large high-footed Glass Lemp, large
G'ass Pitcher, set Of Tumblors, l set of
Goblets, large Glass Rose Bowl, Glass Coster,
big assortment Of China Plates, Cups and
Linen TSblo c6Tors, chiids zephyr Caps,
Mems Wool Caps, Mems and Boys Wool
Hats, a nice assortment Of Jewe,ry, Combs
and Brushes, Du. tiog and Cleaning Brush
and Trays Saddle Blankets, Iron Stone
Granite Flat Dish, non-breakable Lamp
Chimney, Dinner Bell, anil hundreds of
nice and large pieces Of Wooden, Tin, GLASS,
Crockery and Hardware, many of which
,, were formerly sold for so and IS cents.
I am also constantly adding TO my and
10 cent counters they are now exceedingly
attractive. Customers for these counters
frequently como from ether counties. In
fact, often sell these goods to travelling
gentlemen from all parts of the COUNTY,
Those gentlemen who see great deal, and
know oil about prices. know these BARGAIN
goods are cheap. Here is the place to get
your full moneys worth.
DON'T Forget that / Keep Also Full
Line of
STAPLE ard FANCY GROCERIES,
CR0cKERY and QUEENSwARE,
TIN and HoLLOwwARE.
WOODEN and HARDWARE, 4
JUG AMI JARwARE and FLOWER POTS,
OILS and p ANTS, aud WINDOW GLASS,
LEATHER end SHOE FINDINGS,
BOOTS aod SHOES,
and In fact. q most generous line Of General
Merchandise, which am selling as cheap,
and perhaps cheaper than tho cheapest.
M. RICE, JR., f. U.
Feb ~ II
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Notice !
Real Estate Mortgage Sale.

y virtue orpower and authority conf, rrel
II by and under certain Mortgage deed
iG9iiaI1SS iiaI1SS ssSecuted AMI deliserct by Theorhilus
27lh day Of on ogsr srsen Brown bearing as.s .hs
Book J. o. page 1S, of Mortgages for Union
County, South ,"rolina. and which Nor, gag,
deed was on tho 4th day Of November 1886,
duly assigned to me by The said J. Auderso on
Brown, will sell before the Court House
door nt Union, s. c., on salesday in March
next, at ii o'clock A. NJ, the following real
estate, t. wit:
"All that lot of land in the town of Union,
County Of Union, State Aforesaid, on South
side of Academy street with dwelling house
thereon, bounded on the East by lot of
Thomas McNally. deceased, West by lot of
John l.. Young and South by lot of H. l..
Goss, being the same lot this day conveyed
to me by J. Anderson Brown"
TERMS OF SALE,-CASH.
Purchaser TO pay for papers. gS..
M. COHEN, 80
Assignee Of ]. Anderson Brown. ~
Feb'y 9th, 1891.
Feb. 13. ~
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Ladies Wool Jerseys at cost. No joke ,at
HARRY NJ. COHEN G. BROS.

CURE ron CoSsUM rTIoS.-Ber-
lin. Feb. 22.--Profcssor Liebircb, director
Of the Royal Pha-macological institute of
Berlin, claims to have discovered a rcmed y
Tor consumption. In an interview he said |;
1T is not an Improvement on Koch's lymph;
is entirely different remedy, based ON
my researches for years. Tuberculino and
my remedy will not work well together.
The only similarity between them is that my
remedy is alec injected simultaneously"
"Wthin few days shall publish q full
description of my process, so that every
physician can prepare his own matter.
shall not keep 1t secret, nor lot any one
man have monopoly of the manufacture.
1t Is harmless, but will cure tuberculosi, of
the larynx, OF that my experiments have
convinced me. 1 have injected patients
afflicted with tuberculosis of the Iarynx.
and have positively cured them. Some of
them were sufferers to such an extent that
they had become aphonio. Under my treat
ment they have recovered their voice and
are now completely buried. Prof Frankel,
at the Royal clinic, for diseases of the larynx,
and DR.. Heymann, ut his private oinic, have
met With similar succass - A., Z.
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MASTERS SALES
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.

>"Snaiiuc "Ch'SSck, fIdfntW,
against
William Smith, as Administrator OF ASH
Smith, deceased, Caroline Smith, Eliphus
Smith, Frances j.. Gibbs, Sam Sumner
Smith, Asa Smith, Henry Smith, Julia p.
Smith and James r. Smith, Defendants.
IN obedience to au order Of his honor
Il Judge l. d. Withcrspoon, made in the
above stated case, 1 will sell on Salesday
I'd OF March, 1891, at Union Court House,
during the legal hours of sale, The following
described tract Of land known, as the Home
tract of land of Asa Smith, deceased, con.
tanning about two hundred acres, situate in
Bogansville Township, Union County, State
aforesaid, adjoining lands of julia Smith,
James Smith, Henry Smith, and others.
The above described land will be sold in
one or moro parcels.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Of the purchase money in cash, /,
aud the balance On credit of one and two
years froa, day Of sale, the credit portion
to he secured by bond Of purchaser aud n
mortgage of the premises.
&. III. PEAKE.
Master fur Union County.
Masters Office, Feb. Z, 1891.
Feb Z 81
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TO ROAD OVERSEERS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. !
UNION COUNTY, Feb, 5th. 1901

TINE Road Overseers throughout the County
Il are hereby notified that they must cali
out the hands lisb'e to Road duty in their
section, and put the public roads in order
according to the requirements of the law.
We hereby warn oil overseers thnt wo
mean business in this call, and shall hold
them Responsible for any dcreleciion or
neglect Of duty, for inferior road work, or
for neglecting to report any hand that neg.
lects to perform his duly the fun twelve
days required by the law.
The law requires the road to be 20 feet
wide in every case where it is possible; the
road TO be we'll diiched, the centre to bs
higher and sloped to the ditch, on both sides.
This is the kind Of work we shall demand of
all Overseers, and wherever we find it is
rot done we shall certainly try what vii tue
here is in the law.
There must. be no play or Sinking of
YORK. while the present comm ssioners are
10 office. The roads MUST RE WORKED.
and oil persons who fail to do their full duty
shall be punished according to law.
| IN. KELLY,
y, j. a. CHAMBERS,
W. NJ. GALLMAN.
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A. q. BENTLEY.

The friends of A. @, Bentley respectfully
announce him as candidate in the APP
Iroaching Primary election, for the Office of
Supervisor Of Registration. for Onion
County, to fill out the uLexpired term Of
CAPT. TbCs. Conner, deceased. =
MANY FRIENDS. w
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Notice Not to Hire.

A LII persons are warned not to hire Ben
Dogan, eolored, az; ho 10 snndsr. ucon-
ryrAct with me for six months.
will prosecute TO the extent of the law
al persons disregardipg this notice.
j. +. BELUE.
Feb. 81. o u.
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For Supervisor OF Reg istration.
/: D. Il. MCPHERSON.

The friends of that old Democratic war
horse, d. r. MCPHERSON, knowing him
to be competent to fill the position, we place
his namo before the people Of Union for the
Office Of Supervisor Of Registration at tho
approaching Primary Election.
MANY FRIENDS.
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Sherifs s Sales
FORnkzA~EsGfJrfSstr.

PY virtue ofa warrant TO me directed, 1
- will cell atthe residence of. II. Purr,
in Union County, on Monday the second day
OF March next, during the legal hours OF
sales, the following described property 10
wit:
About seventy-ive bushels of corn, about
one hundred and sixty bushels of cotton seed
and about three hundred bundles of fodder
seized under warrsnt AMI 10 bo sold ns the
crop OF j. A. Parr, al tho sn!t of s, j. Smith.
j. G.. LONG,
6. U.C.
Sheriffs Office, Union. s. G., Feb, 9th, 1891
Feb. 13 81
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T. JEFF. H. SMITH.

respectfully announce myself as can.
dids,e in the approaching Primary Electicn n
for the office of Supervisor IF Registration 70
Union County, to fill out the uneApir,d term
Of Capt. Thomas Conner, deceased. "
T. JEFF. ii. SMITH, =.
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Scrim 40 inches wide, 10 cts. yard, OF
II. NJ. COHEN & BROS.

a UNIQUE VALENTINE.-On last Saturday
Col. 1. Is. Demarce, the temperance lecturer,
received n unique valentine. 1t was en-.
closed in an envelope postmarked Sumter,
3. C., and was nothing less than check for
libersl amount There was not q line 10
indicate the sender, and Colonel Demaree
has not the slightest surmise as to who NAV
have sent 1t. Ii tho work of the two gem
tleman, Messrs. Beauchamp and Demsree,
was as effective in Sumter ns II seems to DO
Yorkville, it is not improbable that tho
cleok is simply silent expression of graft.
tude on the part Of some father or wife who
has been intellectually benefited through their
Efforts YorkviHe Enquirer. -.