The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, October 28, 1880, Image 1
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Rates of Advertising.
Ontinoh.oB* laurtioa . fl 00
" ^ " each Mtlxequcal iaaertiaii. M) Mau
Quarterly, teaii-aamial or yoarljr coot root a
aivleoa liberal teratr V
Coatract adrortieing if pajabte SO<Uyaaf<
ter Ant insortion unlMf niherwUc ftipuUied.
_ No coHiinanicaiioo Will be published ua-
esis accompanied bjrt ha aaae and addreer of
the writer,' not neceasariljr for publication,
bn, a< a guarauly of good faith.
Addroaf, THB PEOPLK,
■« ^ - Barnwell C. U.,'S. C.
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VOL. IV. NO. 8.
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BARNWELL C. fr, \
South Carolina Railroad.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
tT r f> ‘T Pailmgrr Miil -
connect* with Tra<n from Co-
(Thli Train
'lurahia.at Branchrillo.)
Learo Charloftoa
Leave Columbia
“ Dranchvillo
* Midway
'*■ Bamberg
Graham’s
Lee'a
Dlackville
Elko
Williston
W indoor
Moattioreacl
Aiken
ft.00 a m
6.SI0 a m
-12 06 p m
12.81 p m
12.42 p m
12.64 p hi
1.10 p m
MU pm
1.86 p iu
1,48 p m
1.05 p in
2.27 p m
2-Wpm
Arrive Augusta 8.40 p ai
r Down Day Pamenger—Mall.
(This Train connects with Train for Coinm>
biaot DruBobfille.)
.1
Lear* Augusta
8 00am
•* Aiken
9 04 • ra
• 4 Moiitmorrnel
9.1H* in
W inil»or
ft.41 * m
“ Williatua •'
Li 02 * m
" Elk*
10.11 *m
•• Block Till* ’ ; A .
“ LW* u
10.28 a m
10.88 am
" Gruhoiu'*
10.63 km
•• B*mherg
11.07 a m
“ Midwijr
11 17am
“ BraaekviUe
11.60 am
Arrire Charleston
2.15pm
Arrif* Culumbia
6.37 p m
hiuht cxraxs* -Ur.
L*«ve Clmrlexloa
10.15 p ra
Leaf* Br*nehf ill*
2.56 a ra
Leaf* Blackfill*
4:50 a m
Arrif* Aiiguata
8 35*m
Dows.
7 40 p ra
!«♦'f* Aitenutv
Lrrf* Blackfill*
11.2>> p m
L«tf* Branchfille
1.30 a m
te rm ib
HAS BEEN RECENTLY fHOBOCGULY
jupvated, preparatory to the convening of
The September Courts*'
Kew. large and comfortable dining room
and office on the basement door.,
Kowna(arge and airy. Attentive sevvania
and the table furnished with the best the
market afford*.
Ample Stable room and attentive grooms
on hand.
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Jan23- _ PrtOPiMPTOR.
G. A. CUD WORTH & CO
]S£ariiifn,cturers
—AX!)—
IWIIOLiESALE DEALERS
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Saddlery,
Hardware^
IlameRA,
\ CoUars,
i Wbipt, tf’c,
155 Meeting St., opposite Cbarlcsi on Pol el,
*u 1V-. CIIA11LKSTON, S. C. L
HOUSES! MULES.
Arrive I'harte^loa
Conneeu with night Train*
Villa to and from Cwlumbie.
rcaitiNT aku AccoaaouATioa—T T r
6.5»' a m
Uranch-
I^ave t'harlesioa
Imave Blaekvilla
Arrive Augusta
7.28 a m
2 8ft p m
G.15 p m
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with
f-4 . 2<> a m
8.4M««
5.2ii p in
Train* to,
Dow*
Leave AuguWa
Leave Itlackville
Arrive Charleston
t'onneel* at Uranchviile
and from Cwlumhia.
Tit. day M til and night Esprens trains
r.’n daily. The aceommoslation train* run
d*ily. except Sunday* Sleeping ear* on
a'lihe aighl train*. On Saturday* and Sun
day* rwtind inp iiekef* are anld to and from
all atation* «a the romi at oae Arst elan, fare
for^the round trip, good till Monday noon to
return.
D C. ALLEN,0. P AT Agt.
JOHN R PECK, Gen I Sap I,
Md^Adlit pAs>t*njtr Rmip.
PORT ROYAL RAILROAD. 1
Al’ui'aTA, Oa., Apnl 4, IRSO
The following piaaeager aahedui* will
operated on and after turn dale:
BaUev 11 82 Down
BaUaa 4 12 Up
Allendale 10 (h) Down
AlleaJ tie 8 45 Up
dsilt rA*ae*(tta raaia.
Going South.
Leave Augaata
Arrive at Yrma**ee
Leave Yen»**«ee
A/rive Savannah
Leave Savaaaah
Arrive Jack «oa ville
Arrive < haalaatoa
Leave Yemaae. e
Arrive Henulbrt
Arrive Pert Royal
Going Nerth,
Leave Port Lnyai
A PSALM OF LIFE.
, : • • o
Tell me uot In l<He jirgle, ’
MarriaKb.la an empty drenm,
Fur the girl Ib dead that’a bittgle,
Aud tbiitge are uut what they seem.
Married life 1» reftl. eflrngflld
Ttittgle l)ie»sedm s^a lib,; /.
TaVu from map, to man n^turnest,
Hau been spoken ol the rib.
Not enj -ymerd, and not sorrow,
Ib <>ur dfS'ioed.eml or wa} - ; -
But. to a t. tfiat each, to-morrow
* Nsarier brings the we Idiug-day. ’
Li e is long, upd youth Ib flaetlug,
And,our lieatts. U th»r« we st arch,
Still like e*catly.druma are beating
Anxl *ub marches to the church,
In Big world!* broa<l Held of battle,
Id the bivouac of lif**, *
Be tt>>t like dumb, .ijlve t cattle !
Bo a w> man, be a wife !
Trust no Future, howe’er pleasant !
Let the d> ad Past bury its deal l
Act—act lit the living Present :
Ileart wiih'n.au Man ahead !
Lives of mar: led folks n-tn'ud us
We can iivu our lives as well,
And, departing, have behind us
Such examples as wilt tell
Such example*, that another,
hailing far from ilymen’s port,
Aforh n unmanhrd brother.
Seeing, shall take heart aud court.
Lot ur then heap anti doing,
Wi h the heart and head begin ;
St.il achieving, still pursuing,
Learn to labor, aud to win.
•• :—ft {Pboei>a Gary ■
1*f.
. Bu*kaa** Ivuvla aad
be pnblijhml ihouttf b« wrlttaa on Mfaratft
•h««t». and Ike sk^ect *f aaak sUarly laid- - *
cated by necesaary not* when reqnlrrd.
8. Artiel«iifor publiaatiaa aboald ba writ
ten in * dear, lagfbla band, and on twly awn
•id* of the page. —— —
4. Ail ckangaa la advortlMasMKl «r*t
reach ii*oa Friday.
HAlU>HKUfts>Tlf EBCAM.
A Tight-Rope Perforator Slip* From hU
Perch and Nartnirly Escapes Heath.
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' The persons who -vyent last night to
wftnes* the tlght-ropo perfonnaooe Ip
front of the ACadeiuy of ftliwlo were. Hut the txavelw wWarowe* the Pa-
NIIOT
ft'OK iri«*
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mkVfiKr-
A Young Couple Thrice t'anght In the
Atlruipt tv Elojee
R'cbord Stepbeua, acod 24. recently
of Bultimop-, ytu days ag t tried t*j
elope with Lula, the 15 year old
daughter of Mordecar Gosneil, living
near Union bridg- , Carroll county. Mu.
et. l*tices will adv...^ 's..1rn>ily [atcr tP »‘ r «: uniu '‘ d b y tbe ^ r ‘’*
. .. _ , „ J , i father an i overtaken oa account t»f
tn the teuKon, and all needing good
“TiT? TTFaT^T)^ of one of
those horrible accideuts which, of late
years, are occurring Lip frequently.
The bhowers had wetted the top®
which had been stretched ..across the
street uutil it was as slippery as If wo
ven with gUss. Notwithstanding this
fact, when.the hour arrived for theex-
hihitiou the performer appeared, aud
announced that he wou(l attempt his
perilous feat. The crow^lcheered him
fnrJii* pluck, the band struck up a
lively air, ami, wit.habupYo the‘«u-
dleuce, Mr. Hairy LeaHeftteppetJ upon
the rape, and in a mom* was stand
ing in mid air, with no^lftg bgt Bis
*<wu r erve between him and death.—
At Hist ho began to wallf slowly, but
gradually Increased his pace until,
when he bad reached the middle of the
rope, ho attempted to ruB.
horrified crowd .beneath him saw him
red and stagger like a drunken man as
he attempted In vaiu to'ftaep his equi
librium. Before tiie'cnnlH cdula catch
Its' br>-ath sufficiently to cry out, he
f< II. hut dexterously caught the roM
by one band, still holding the pole,
however, lu the other. It took but a
second to convince hlrn that the pole
was too heavy. He released it ami it
fell ntn mg the frighten-nf tn us below.
fc'urUlUdtely uo ouu was Burt.
The^criind n iw expected that he
would return, but instead of doing so,
Lesll* remained, giving ftu exhibition
Where ■>•«« the l>ay BsglB.
As s matter of fact, the day begins
all around the world—not st tbe sam-
ioets.'.t of time, but Jnet ss tbe sun
vlsi's its successive portions of the
eafth In Bis Journey from East to West.
citic ocean can give another answer to
tbe same question ; that on tbs 18th
degree of longitude—one-baif of tbs
circumference of the globe, starting
from Greenwich East or West—there
is an arbitrary change or dropping of
a day, and At this point. If anywhere,
the day may be said to begin. It was
with strangs feeling* that the writer,
crossing the Pacific, baring gone to
bed oa Saturday night, leaving every
thing pertainlug to the almanac in a
satisfactory condition, awoks on Mon
day morning i Suhday had completely
dropped from our caleudar, for that
week at least. Every one knows that
in traveling round the world from E rat
to West a day Is lost, and in order to
adjust bis reckoning to that of tbe
place be has left, one most drop a day
as If he bad not lived it, when In re-
Th' n tit© r*tpe siackiped, and the ullty tne time Ba* passed by lengthen
vlngau ex
skrn^ti
Ing every day during the J mroey. Fo
a time It was the custom of sailors to
< fleet this change pretty much where
they pleased ; but It has now become
a settled role amoftg American and
English navigator* that at the 18tb
degree a day must be passed over If
going West, and one added if going
East, In which latter cave tbe traveler
enjoys two Sunday! or two Thursdays,
as the case may be. It is most likely
that this particular degree was decided
on from the fact that, except a few
scattered ialawds of Polynesia, there
are no large communities, with their
wCRyr ▼«t cornmerrld and ancta! transac
tiona, to be affected by the change.
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Keep she Paras
In these dull times, when scores of
I have just returned from Leftingt"n,
Ky. with the best lot of Huddle and
Mraught Hume* and plantation Mub-s
-that I have ever brought to thi* nmrk-
stock, will do well to bny now.
URIAH UU.NN.
of TBftrTkgutiy tuid
dent, however, that LU ntruuglh was
fast leaving him.
Suddenly he deslated, and began
elo-ly to climb back to the Academy.
When be cams to the point n^aMattu: OIJt of eill|) , nyin-ol
that bull liogat which oae of ihe ihree i nd 0 « h ^ crowd i og fr Vothec
sets of stay ropes was faKet.ed, Be be- | , seeking for ao called rented
came completely d^roralixed and “ ^v. wl-rpS
Paus^ onat. A» he sa*oothe ro,.e lk , rort P h la
lot » q and • t * ook the following extract from tbe New
^L b ! ftoltemeuL York Journal of Commerce : Oae of
rfiT" t nn t e r 8 ;‘| y f problem, of our day, t-v,
rfblc rUoil. to ti e r.« f of the acad-my. by xh ^ mhob Ji tbl ,
nod each time Id., xm uten-ryofteoes. ^ of blk . { hroUfb lba prt ^ or
nu«1 perilous p-niiiun run Jt^re i tiluiun* 1 r
Sewing Machine Depot*
he
9 0O p a.
1 60 • »
2 SO* a.
4 2k a a*
4 10 a ai
7 15 » in
R on a b
2 20a in
8 46 sb
4 OVa b
11 00 p b
11 2.1pm
1 tm a m
8 80 • m
A 45 a m
9 00 p m
1 2* a b
R 8t)p a
2 tk) * iu
8 SO a m
with R
Florid*
Leaf* Beaufort
Arrive 1 ein**nen —
Le*re J*ck*on*ill«
Arrif* Savanaak
I.eaTe 8*T*BD*k
Arrive Yeni***ec
Leave *'%*rle*ioa
Leave Yeiua*.«ee
Arrive Angnat*
Goinj; Mouth, eonneetiea* made
F. A W. R. K. U 8*v*ua*k for all
point*.
Going North, connection made with Char,
lotie, Columbia and Augual* Railroad for all
paint* North and Eaai with Georgia Rail*
road fWr Atlanta ard lh« Real. Aleo, with
Kouth Carolina Railroad for Aiken and
points ou line of said road.
baggage checked through.
•OF"Through tickets for **le *t Union
Depot Ticket OA**, August*, U«„ and at
aU principal ticket oBces.
Korbut G. FoaatKa,
General Snperiutendent.
J. 8. Davast.
General P'-- en^rf Agent.
Eh. riottr, ColambiR & August* ft. P.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Ch aslottk, Columbia A AuoitsVaR.R.
Gbncbal pAMBKacn DarAMniKNT.
Columbia, S. C., April 4,1880.
The following p***enger schedule will be
operated on and after thie date:
l*ay'P*uienger No. 4t. Dag Pawenfer No. t|.
Nomth. South.
Lv Augusta 7‘45 p m Lv Charlottel 1.27am
Ar ColuBhia 12 05»m Ar Columbia 4.2tlpni
LvColumbta 12.42aar- "trrCu URfbtA 4.2&pB
Ar “
I Me 5.00 p m
Ar Augasta 8 80pm
' Oteri;M*
Arrltt* at Washington, via Danville and
LySthVi irg. at 7.60 a m. next day, and at
New Writ b.V limited expreve from Wasb-
8.45 p m, or by mail train, at
Night Eipme No. 47.
Nomth.
Lt August 17.00 pm
Ar Columhial0.48 •*
Lv Colt)mbin 10.55 “
Ar Charlotte 8.40 am
front DaaviUo to
No. t*.
8orx«r. M
Lr rhartotte 12 86 am
Ar tJolumhia 6.30 am
Lv Columbia 6.87 am
Ar Augusta ft.45 am
■K*olt«t«t Choir Caro
WashiagtonTig ByMkbarg.
Pallmaa I’alaee Hleepera through
Augaata to Mi Northern and Rasters
in I’.ichnveed on both train*.
Train* ieav* by Washington City tiuie,
being 20minu «• faster than Augusta lime.
For iqjDrmatiou, time card*. Reservation
of WloRftftl Car Herih*, apply Is W. A.
G1UUR. Tlckot Agent. Union Depot, or to
CilAS. L. DIDRKLL, So. Trav. Agent,
Box 206, Augutta, Ga.
D.CAI|»*ffLL. Aft*. 8. P. A^CoNBhia.
J<i«nf R WtUP^ftW. Own. Par. Aotit
from
cities
AS*
MTU
I their team breaking «i<>wu the s-uoud
j day rtf their flight. Tha (atKer car-
i ried the p| I i ff, plat'd in hand. The
j t unsways bail spent the | rev|'>us night
| lu a hay m<»w. The daughter was
i I'lcked In her hoi r<>".n on reaching
I home, hot she a "»ff after eseapft I and
| ll*'d.to tbe t»v»i*lenee of her I >ver'i*
»i-ter, wltere her fa’her the next day
ncrain capture I D'-r. BteTena was on
j Ftlday arrested for •hdaetl dr, hut I "f tbe rope bU »ir»rts beeftttoe feeblei
was di-u harge I. H « then went to I hu i f-e der. and wtien he wan wiUiiu a
Lula’s faUitVs reetdvucv, and in a few fret of the buiidlmr ft r pe was
iat den iot<rvlt9W was again aurpthted tbruwu to him, wbtcb he Mu'ched aud.
'by tbe appearance of Mr. (Josotdi, be d to mb if thla I'baltuato bold was
who drove Mtn fr >tu (he house at ibr bis life giasp, the Uwl effoU of de*p«r-
i point t>f a plstot. Within an hour wte nature,
aft* rwatd the girl fi t! to her love, j F r a second hs hung suapended,
' and the two'st trfe 1 off on fot>t, h* p ! aad tbe crowd sltnosl ncresuied w|*hj
ing to iibtNia a cartisge front a friend , the afouy of the luuqtyQf. But as he
1 a elioft illstaQi'e sway, young 8ieVtn« j was drvwu over thee ’tre of the roof |
half carrying the gill ns he urged her j sucu a yell went up as f 'f mtoy a day ,
I on h< r ti glo, l>ui tbe irate fatb-r agsin | has not echo-d along old 8t. Charles |
lit fo.* theatteuipL But at las', sppa-
reiitiy reul z tig that Hie • ff ti mm the
lOA'Ie bboitly or be would fall, he
etlung Id* tet ves for a final al'euipt.
The uuljappy uinu cluug to the r pe
| ai only a man chu cllcg with but tne
tenacity of ills grasp to stave hlin from
an awful <lcuth. As be uusred the wild
overtook and tore them apart, flilns
foul shots at 8'eveiiH, shattering bi*
left atm and giNS ttg bis head in such
a manner as to render him Inseos'ble.
The giH wa- taken h uu t aim -st fran-
• to wuukviof at the fa s uf her lover.
street.—N. O. Pios>nu«.
At dlackville, S C.
FIRST i l ASS SKU ING M ACHINE AT
NeAdlsa^uil, fto , fne aiiy style
ftswiag Mash In*. Gmtd* aent by mail wl.sn
orUsv* ar* ascumpanicl aitb tliroarli New-
iaf OMMliia** rapatred on vhort notice and
aaitsfaetion guaranteed. I bareonhnndth*
"Nsw Improved We*I”and ibaftew Ameri
ca* Machine* awe dinger Machine. Also
Wheeler sad NIL on No. 8. A Rite stuck
of Picture Frame* and Chronio*. 1 have
the Agency t«*r Barnwell and Oraagetuug
counties for the sale of the “81* wart Manu
factaring Co* Singer Machiac," which
claiB* •uperi'irtty ever any other Ringer
Sewing Machine. I c*n furnish, on short
notice, any *tyie or make of Maeitine de
sired I am «l*o Agent for llte Rlncklock
Fan Attachment, which can be used cu any
dew ing Machine.
. B J Hammek Agent-
mavfi Im
fttory .%bawl Arirmsw* Ward.
Tone mis yel ItViag ID Poilsvlile,
Pa., M'-V'-rid geutlem -n W o u**vrr
hetiT tin' 'tams of irtcmiift Ward with
who was i*»fl lor dead tu the r« od. Ou | u ut a ait,iiiitg r *«ol|»aHion of ft phtas- J
Mat tirduy last the father, iu chnrge of ant id-'ht npetit with that d:o|l gwulus. j
hla datigliter, took a ttain f-T the Iu (be winter of ooe ef the ranter
We«t-some ie int h: Oltio ; and Blev yenn* of tbe war Artemua Ward wosj
eos having trcoVi-red cousdoueneas, j advettj*ed ta» il^liver hid famout le«'|
aud having h>t<l his wounds dret-sed, tmo
start) d in pursuit, drtertuiued to car- Hall
ry off ths girl ut ihu fit at
B >lU tbe parties are wed
opportunity.
cvuiiMoted.
Central Hotel,
IinOAiy MTIAKIST.
AUGUSTA GA
MRS. W. M. THOMAS,
Centrally locded, convenient to busi-
■eas. ’ Riv?0 tf
k UUn sm t»T
(be .Wftlisiaal
iMtlirr.
(.'on*-
Wedding Gifts
—AT-
AEjIiAN’S
s - p
FINE WATCHES,
American *nd Swi*.*, of me Latest Styfc*.
♦ RICH JEWELRY,
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Of New and Elegnnt Design* and Exquisite
Workmanship.
STERLING SILVERWARE,
t» Fresh aad Beautiful Patterns, especially
adapted for Wedding Present*.
SILVER FLATEDWAUE,
Waiter*. lea Pilchers,
s, foi
llatt*r
’orks ef beat
T** SaU,
Dishes, Ctipa, Gablets, Bp*ous,
quality, Ac. ’ ^
CHOICE FANCY GOODS.
Tranch aad American <;io«k», Fine Table
Cutlery, .Spectacles, A«.^
Walcbfsl Jewelry CUrrfu’Iy Repaired.
TBE BEST GOODS AT THE LQW*
WT PRICES. ^
James AUf»n,
*ep25-ly 3V7 Einj 51., Cbtrlcslos, 8. C.
Th (Ac Drm'-cmtir and Conttn-at ve Vnlm of
tkt Country : . _ . *_■, W
TLr eicctiou of Precl Irnt and Vice-
Prrsldt-ur ia now before yi»u. S ate
aud local tii*scuniotia are (lituili ttud
from I It*' ieaui-M of the day. The mag
ultuele of a victory or a defeat can
only bo intimated by the forces and
mean* employed iu securing it. By-
fraud and coiruptiou the |>eopte uf I
the country wore defeat« d itt their
purpose lu 1876 and the rightfully
circled i’teaidenr was kepi from uflL-e.
With tiie Ooiubitisd vaphal ol Kit Uv
punilcan • party, m! ted by Tejtftntcd
rieecsstucnte up n an army of ofilce-
hoMcre ; with the power of the Feder
al Government represented by United
States iitdiehrtls at tbe polls ; with
kitiuiidatioo, fraud and a r sort to
evety coirupt appiwrcu known t > II -
publican method* cotiucntrated iu two
Slate*, our adveisaiica Inive succeed
ed la procuring the probable return of
their local candidates.
taftn.it be punotJUte that in evosy
Stats th-ougbout tins broad tend tbe
sumr methods can be brought to beat
that were used by tbe Republican
managers in Indiana and Ohl« ? (Ian
the great States of New Yotk, New
Jersey, Co'uueetleut, Ualiforuia, Colo-
tad », Nevada aud New Humpstiire be
bought, intimidated and defrauded ?
Even without the vote of Indiana,
which we believe will he redeemed in
November, with New York and New
Jersey, tuiiiabe State* that arts coir
ceded to ua, inclndiug Muine, the elec-
tioti uf otir caii'ii.lttt. ki is assured.
The Repubrteftti pm11y b«w» pul l*
nomination for Ftesident and Vice-
President two men who, by the ad-
tnicshin of their own party and press,
are unworthy of your confidence aud
j our etiffi a_’e. It is irnpnasluie that,
fifty luithons of iutelligcut aud pat-
tiotlc people will c useut to jtluce
themselveB upon tbe biiiniilapHt? level
tbits prepared tor them by tbe It 'pub
lican mantigers.
Ftflow-cUlziO", the first day’s re
pulse at GtU)8buiff ended ou (be
third, with Hancock In the front lu a
glorious victory. Ytat victory se
emed us out Union,
The qiiestlon is not now the preser
vation of the Union but of coustitft-
tional government. Hancock is now,
M then, in the front ; the reputes U
tow, as then, the omen of a vlcloiy
winch will secure to eomisg genera
tions the inestimable tdeasing* of iftvii
liters \
By ord-*r of the Nstlouai Democrat
ic Commit te. ,
T.'ii H. Barscm, Cbainnaa.
ou the M >rm >tis in the Town
at PotrsvHle. Much euritathy
wti« exefteti by the aunooucem lit of
Bis coming, and there w.m every tet-
•on to expect that the hftil would be
crowded uo »t*e aT-ning of (he lecture
But one uf the firmest rnow atotm*
that ev>T visited tpe town raged with
out iutermi-ston* all day. aud tbs
uight was wildly at •nay wheu the
lecturer was driven to tbe ball. He
found awaiting him (bete only Uv
ui it who had dellrti the atorto. Ad
vuociag to the front of tbs stag -, and
becking with bis finger aw If to a sin
gle individual, Artenius said, lu an
ordi nary c'tiv. rsatioual tone, "Gome
up closer.” Aud knowing precisely
wtiat to do, the au iiepce of five com-
t 'remised with their embarraesmeut
iy doing nothing. Artenius changed
his tone to that used by one who
wiahes to coax, and said : Please
cotne.up closer and bs sociable; I
want to speak to you about a little
matte' 1 heve thought of.
Having succeeded in getting bis
audfenco to in >ve up nearer the stags,
the humoM-t a-d I • ^**l move that we
do not have any lecture here this
tv-uing, and I propose instead that
we adj urn to tbe reetnrant beneath
and have a good time.” He then put
the mo ion, vottwi ♦*» it Bims df, de
clared it carried, aod, to give no sp
ied front the chair, at once led the
way to the rastaiiraut. There he i t-
troduced himself to his intended audi
tors, and B]>eiil several hours In tft'eir
c >mpft«y, tichly compensating them
for dirai'psintiiicnt tu the matter of
the lecture by the wit and hum >rof
{lie stories and anecdote* without
number that he roldj. And that is how
Artemue Ws'd lectured in PottsVllle.
public through tbe press
at tbe forum, le to furoteh the youog
men of i bin generation with remuner
stive employmeot. Tbe pri f salon*
are all over-crowded. Tbe ebop-
keeper# are by for too numerous.
Agencies of all kind* aye so mi I Iplieu
that lhe occupants tread oa each
other s toes and are a bore and oul
a«uce to the general public. Clerks
out of employipeot and wtlilog to
nerve for • pauses are to be rrckoeed
by ib. lr ume of tBouaendo. Bo<te
keepers wiib hungry eyes are reaftie*
the ftdventeemeut Uete te tee vole
Hope of a* opmteg for thete wppMaw
• lone. Collect ora, raaaasager*. doer
keepers, wa chtneo, eonductors, end
the great variety of others nlreedy ex
pert, eei'klng employmeot to ktedred
cal dogs, are anaiouely waiting for
| some ooe to engage them. Every
possible form of eerrloft that oftn be
: reckoned lu the itet of genteel oeen
1 patl'in* Is eagerly sought after by tbe
i multitude* who have no other provl
*tuu fur ihtlr dally seeds. The met
who have been tr)log to live by their
! wits renet go to work at tbe bench or
iu the 0 Id ; of these the s<t4l off-re the
| moat acctaelble and at first ths m ist
remunerative employ meal. Tbe
of lbs t.o ■>.doped
susteuaooe from the bosom of mother
earth. Lead te ehaap, aad tLara te a
wide aera that a walls the tiller. The
back in >j ache and tbe skin blister te
tbe sun, but the bread call ba muds
without fear of fallufs If the laborer
will tie faithful to hte railing. It
needa leaa wisdom and forethougut
than patient Pidna ry, sod tbs
with a romiiiou inluu I
vest in peace.
Tl*a Pride af • g«*II4.
A Bt, Louis paper telle a to it oh Ing
story of school life. It Qloetratee both
the longing of chit Iren to appear as
Well as their schoolmates and the oien-
tei suflaring inoideot to poverty, la
bits of the it. Louis, public Softools
many of tbe children who came from
a dteiance Were ooc istomed to bring
lunch, aud thu» save a loof walk home
for dinner. They generally ate it to
gether and bad a merry time. * ,
Am mg those who stopped one of
the twacbera ootioe)i a Hula girl who
never brought any lunch, but who
looked wistfully at her playmates as
they were eating tbeir noon meal. But
ooe day tbe girl i>r>>ught her bundle
also, wrapped in paper. At noon she
did out go with the others, but re
mained at her desk as preferring to
eat alone.
Tbe teacher, thinking her unsocial,
advised bar to go tbe luaeh ream wltn,
her playmates, and walksd toward tbs
d-ek to taue bar bundle. But thft ill-
tie girl, barsiluir Into sob*, said ;
Don't touch it, teacher; and eh,
teacher, doa’t U11, please. It’s only
blocks.”
Tbe poor girl had no dinner to hriog.
but wished to keep up M appearaooea,''
so as not to seem unlike her eeho<4-
mates. And she was oae of tbe beet
ouboUrs In tbe school. Sbe wee vary
de tr to the teacher's heart after that
lucid mt.
1 “——• KP
IIlUDQTTAITCM BTATK DkM. OoM. I
PBiADKLFflix. October 14, 1880. (
TV Ik* Vjmoermqf •/ Pm**)$U*nia t
Indisoa go-s Bepoblioati by A small
mnj »rity ; OtiTO btd lft her p >slUoa as
a K'publican Buts. The latter re
sult wo* expected. Oar opponents
success iu Indiana te the result of
means .alike discreditable to those
employing them and destructive of
honest rloctiooa. Tits corrupt use of
enormous sums of money aad of or-
goolxid fraud protected by Federal
n wer against a weak candidate for
G 'verier baa given Indiana tempor
arily to out foe. But Icdleoe will be
redeemed for Hancock is strouger
than local oaodldetre everywhere. But
of tbl* nettle, dauger-We will pluck
tbe 8 >wer agfety.. We have dose
with side issues and weak candidates,
for November gives a broader field
and Hancock is at the frost. Arouse
tbe people everywhere. Push the
column boldly. Give bow fores and
team—ad vigor to tha nawepapvr and
speaking eon rose hi every luosUty.
Enboldau the timid, —courage the
The world wants mem sunshine hi ite
disposition, is its business, in iu chari
ties, in its theology. For 10,000 of th*
aches end pains aad !rrita|juafi#f mm
W, - TT~ . _ L
than morphine. It
than champagne. It
women we
It soothes better
»t mutates better
is the best plaster' for • wound, Tha
Good Hamaritaa poured eat into the
failed trayeior'* gash knors of this than
of oil. Flereneo Nightengale used it on
the Crimean battlefields. Taka U out
into all the alleja, «o bourd aft the
ship*, by ail tbe *tsh^<4«. Not g vial
ful', not a »upful, but a » n) fall. I( W
good fir spleen, for fiver coraohr
iwtn-algia, ter rheumaHs% for,
fortune*, f« r tneL-in-oly.
Od4e aa«
H»nf wnrkete are asuafly hnnwet
Industry llfufthem above temp atlun.
Thatteth* b*et part of beau'v
which a picture cannot expreaa
Rome people seem to have salve for
the wore of others, bat none for ‘heir
own.
Tbe virtue of prnefwwRv te tempw'-
nnor, the virtue of edvendty la fo.ti-
tad*. ,
Life te Juet long enough fora man
to rtroide as w where ba will ftpeod
eternity, —,——
Croftey mfth contemn atodtee, atm-
pie m'm admire them
For '1 he People.
The prim)* purpose of all tempprance
movt-ui-tiu bus been th» reforraatlou
of those addicted to the Immoderate
u*eof tnt"X c.uing liquors. Whilepro-
hibotory law* and moral suasion have
b< en productive of great good It strikee
u* that society should, for its own pro
tec iou. adopt a Hue of policy which
could not fiil to exercise a moat salu-
tsiy It.fiueitce on tbe followere of jrlne
Aiohoj. No professional drunkard is
competent to di-charge Intelligently
the duties of ei’teeuahip—and the pow-
e r to do barm should >>e taken from
him so long as the liability au*l capaci
ty to do wrong exits. Let the profee-
si aial drunkard be placed, by the
adoption of s cot stitutlonal amend
ment oo the*mtne ground as lunatics,
deprived of the right of suffrage ebd
not only would there be great -r purity
io tbe exercise of the ei ciive fraucblst
but e tempnauae reform would follow-
without a parallel tn hU our BUtory.
may eat Lie Bar
principal
company
suddenly
standard
lie %po4eatsr4.
This ia our first experience in runuing
a newspaper. Little did we think that
wheu we paced our name in tbe eol-
umsoftne Clarion, as the responsible
person for the matter tint happened to
find its way into theae colutus, that
anything would ever happen that we
would have to take ba< k or get whip
ped. But such is the case, we b* ve eith
er g it to give up a freedom of the press
or gets head put oo os. The item which
appeared about one ‘ Frol'." Gerbert
playing the__‘‘ArLiusew Traveler’’
around the stroet corners of Kearney
fir cold biscuit* and slack and sour
barley water has got to be apologized
for. Last Wednes lay when we were
going along one of the
stnees of the county seat in
with several irietids, there
sppasrod before our gas j the
‘-Frdessor,’’ He commenced Iheoon*
versution by saying he had not been
giY?fi''his dinner by a i^erraut girl at
ilte back door a id thought he would
make a lunch out of the writer. * We
entered a protest, but to no u*e. lie
claimed te was four hundred miles
from home, both hejled, run over, and
all wool sud a yard wide, warranted
to neither rip nor ravel, and had killed
enough editors to make a corduroy
road from Lookout Mouu ain to Faget
Sound. He unbuttoned h'.s coat aud
gently placing hu J)»nU iu his hip
pocket be calmly gave us our ehoi
between a retraction snd Laving our
carcass shot all lull of buliet holes.
As the thoughts rapidly traversed our
mind about having par remains scot
to an aged and loving mother looking
like the top sieve of a fanning mill,
and how our creditors would mourn
at oar degtlb ns we thought of another
person, ilul bolt!* a jrat -anty deed of
the Jttur sections oft u.- heart, town 9,
One act of chart'y U wo.th a century
of eloquence.
ige 13, and the idea of being shot bv
a Mscoad- clateY ooe horse, cranky fid
dler, wa-* more than we oouhf stand
Hence the apology—Shcltoe (Neb.)
GUrioa.
' A trite wowsn te always ffeotls aid
gracious, aad alwaya ktveaua.
UveitoUaK. Iteluubte four rffurto
among iBe m«*are —make h mfeel
that this La' Ue U f<4r lheir right#, «a>l
te agateat utr pow«-r uf organ
1—I fraud as I a w au—f” OoVera-
mvtit. Appeal 40 their pvreorul teds-
l Oli 1. so# aftMioat the .1 lUtuadmof
•mp*'y-re, t*, pefeoaa) it (hi
• wpawwoe pewev.te 4>e*a p _
love of euaMty sgai—> ceutralte
goverument aad F.-<teral corruption,
to the rate of tbe people otfaiuet —
army of offtee hotdara. We fight for
the B'at-. f»r -lectors, Oongreesm-m
aad the L-viola tar*. Let it h« with
(No eerurwt fore* of m-a who are de-
teroiiu#<l to a •eroe victory, aad we e—
carry FeuneylvonU fur ntir gallant
eoa. Ha a«ve>J the Hints aad the re
public <a (Jatiyeburg. Let us rally
with united (ureas sad desperate
ray to repay (o him tbe debt of
gratitude tlie people owe him. and to
restore to th* whole cuuntry uailjr,
pruepwtity aad p-ac*.
H. Dill, Chairmaa.
■ AS* !■ Norway.
Once within the Arctic Circle, tbe
sight that has ao sunset, no darkness :
where ao longer, “the eveuiag and the
morn tog" nuke a day: where night
»e* nw to have fled fe* ever, and eternal
noon has riesu upon the world: thi-,
too, it it hoe its dwadvxnugeii, hat also
iu apssial aad rare charm. Tbe days
in a dream of beauty and glory.
Watching ths charming tints ss the sas
nears the horiaos which it does uot
reach, wstchiug spin tbe subtle chan
ge* of tones mi the sun suddenly shoot*
upwards snd oilsutly announces that iu
co n' is run : warning of the flight of
time more mysteriously snd surely than
the uiidnight clang of iron that tolls
trotn son)': lofty tower its own sad tale :
the mind thus occupied never grows was*
ry of dweUta; upon effects that will not
shape theraselve* into the words, for
they are subtle as the chameleon, deli
cate a* the bloom upon the wing of a
butterfly, aad seem to peruke as little
of earth as tha rainbow iiseli.—About
Nortruy,” iu the Argosy.
A Barafoff* yonoff woman Won
enough by betting oo a hosae to hay a
diumon-l cross.
C"ter»o CVheriral. as It now l‘ a Is,
ropr*e-ora en -xpeodlturs of aturor
(ban flO,000,000.
It was a young ftoua#k##p#r * bo
set the rake she had baked ter a par y
out of doors a— add eight to he muar^
ad.
The htehewt paid n-wupdoer *ro«a*u
lathe United Hta'-e te Mtee B-otb,
-dlror od Harper’s B a ir. Bar • itery
(ft 86,000 per annum.
Tbe Buff'Io Exprs
eon re-e enn-eed who mind thHV i
tMiatne- te b-canw> there is ao Bulo
competition in that Use.
Do you love this gfri better than
yon do her slater f was whet s Kvusae
H-rgytnan a-k-<1 s man. who sUkhI up
before him to he made a husband.
Astd Jnu#e — , Hm4tb woo t have —
soft a China — ft# ha* had.” *1 don't
know " repllrd RoM neon, ’tee'll have %
eoft thing so long as ha dool In— hte
head.’’ • “
Are w* extravagant V* i
If you pay
‘4-
r alia
■Ap.
retelb tha
%
The Mltp, the Cap
Tbe B vtou Transcript
origin of tbe rbymlag old
' ... “Tksrs’s many a slip
’Tween ikeeup *a l the lip.'
Some of our subscribers who have
•tudied Greek may haw seen thft ac
count In tbs Greek B-mders :
Tbe Clog of Thrace bad planted a
vineyard, when oueof Bis slaves, whom
be had much oppressed la that very
work, prophesied that be should never
taste uf the wine pr«duu< d iu it. The
monarch disregarded the prediction,
sod when st ao satertalnm-mt, bs helc
s giasttful of Bis owu wine made from
tbe grapes of that vineyard, be seat
for the slave and aaked him what he
thought of ble prophecy aow. To
which the other tap lied ; “Many things
fall out between tbe cup aud the up,''
and bttd scare ly delivered tide aiugu-
lar respon— Before the nvws was
brought that a moastrous boor was
btying waste the favorite vineyard.—
Phteklng io a rage, he put down the
cup which he held te hte Bauds sod
bunted out with his people to attack
the hoar; hut being too eager, the Boar
rushed up— him and klilad hint, with
out him having tasted of the wla%
- - »—» ■ " -
A young lady ate half • wedding
nake and thee tried to dr—te of her
future hufttMUri. How she says
would rather die than marry the man
that she saw In that dream.
A moo that siudteth revenge keeps
ble ova wounds g mm, which
trite would heal aad do well
KwrytMng pood In man lean* upon
•omethtag higher. Bo
bad In him Dv that matter, i
bis reliance on a
tegs prove faithless.
OruHty to soy Hvteg creat ,
a bad heart. The hoy who (Mights in
torturing a w-ap with a pto will surely
omoft to som- bad end tf ths Wasp has
a fair show In Its boater— movemeqts.
Olrle need a* moeb pr-paratofy dte-
ctpiiae as boys tu fit them tor the pep.
formaootf of their appointed dottes In
the domestic and enetel sphere,
•o teucb Umi should he allowed
to obtain It
A young wife remonstrating with
her huebaud oa hte dissipated habit#,
was answered : -I am Hka tbe prodi
gal eon. my dear ; I will reform by
snd by.’* *T wWI be Mia him ton * sfta
s«ld ; "I wllf arise and go to my tab-
er.'
A wife who bid been loot a ring Her
husband for coming home tntrcteftted
became tneeased s' hte lodimN-o—,
sod exMaitned ; “Ott, that I could
wring tears uf anguish from your
eyes T ' To which th- bard-tied wretch
bLiDughed { *’Tat-ute*i oo we,
o Id wuiuon to bo-bora tor water
here.”
They were la tbe wood. Sold
looking iblqus unutterable ; **I
' were a f*re. Guetie," “Why F* i
ask* L •' >Yhy—p’uape—y<>u would—
press me, too.” She evidently Bat*«l
to do H, but It te be*ft to nip thteas H
the bud,ao aha scplmd : M I'm afraid
you ere too gvena. Chortey.” The
poor boy almnat blubbered.
A new justice whs had been ased
to drawing deeds snd wills and little
else, was called upos as hm first oteetal
sot to marry s c >uple who cams into
his office very hurried sad told him
their purport*. Hd Lai uo tints is re
moving his hot, aad remarked, “Ha's
off in the presence ef the Court.” AD
being uncovered, he said; ‘'-Quid ftp y< r
right hands. You, John Marvin, uo
Solemnly swear that to the best of your
knowledge an’ believe you take thie yer
woman ter hive an’ ter hold for yssesif
yer heirs, cxekysrters, a Imiuistrste s
and assigns, for your an’ their a— au
behoof forever? - *
“I do,” answered the pwm.
‘•Yen' AIr* Ewer, take (BU yen
for yer biubaod, ter her su' ter
forevea: and you de lurtber sr a r that
you are lawfully seized ia fsesiniple, are
free from all incumbrance, and buv good
right to seH, bargain aad convoy to the
Said grantee yerself yer heirs, adminia*
traturs and aasi^u*?’’
“I do,** said ths bride, rather doubt
fully.
“Well; John, that’ll be aboat a dal-
lar’n’ fifty cants."
“Are we married?" asked ths bride.
“Yes, when tbe foe comes m.’’ AftvF*
some fumblibg it wap a;o la—d and hood-
*1 (o the “Court*’’ who fiprttefwl»»i
oouttooed.' “Kauw alt MMS by ill
. that 1, being mg—d hm thand
! "fed.**
■ maa,
bo-4
of
of adulter a'lifty
baud paid, the
acksowfodged. do aad by
lave djslsn-d you ous
guod behtvior aad antil
ad by Uw Coart." V
temel*