Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, January 18, 1879, Image 2
JUST OPENED ONL DOOR
EAST <>K
?r. A. C. I>itItc'K Urns More*,
r.r
i?. Gr. CA.jsroisr
an lin will kern
constantly on hand
:i FULL and COM
I'l.KTK stock of
,ll?tr<lw:tre.
Culler}',
ii hum,
Anil Sii?rliitg
Good** oi every description.
Alho nil kinds of KCipuirlllC done
on the shortest notice to tbiiis, l'i.-luls,
Locks, Umbrellas, ami
SEWING MACHINES
Pe.no up and Adjusted.
All goods and work warranted 1?
jtire entire satisfaction in quality ?o:li
xanuMiip and price.
Thanking my friends for past patronage
1 hope to merit a continunoe of tin- sann
ia the future. 1'. <i. CAN N< >N.
'?>fipt 23 1*1* I y
CA1UUAGES L??GIKS
AND
W A C? O N S
ATTENTION to iuy IUisine?K of
CAISi&IA&R XL .4 Si 2 X ii.
And will guarantee that my woil; in tl.i
future shall be a1: tiOOl) u> in the pa-l fori)
rears that 1 have been in the blisim --.
I have
ri:i>u<f.i> MY a i:ici:*<
To BUlTtbe TIM KS, m'd if yon will call
on me 1 will guarantee tbat my charges ami
?work will give full SATLSKAl.'TIt>N.
I am now prepared to maioit'ai i oc lie
celebrated
i>ioxtkn s?nix<*:mr<}<; ?
Which lor comfort ?!?! ease cannot he ? v
celleil. At.SO
ConManiv on hand UOSK WOOD act!
"WALNUT*
m; Ii I AT, < JASKS
Of all nirce. Give ine a <?.:!'.
IIAM IN KHil'iS
*ept 31 t>m
PRESCRIPTION FR,EFi!
To: the ?:-o?>.4>
v'.r.liu.-.! jf.i ??" ili?urrt!-fi nr.-: t >?-? I ?
.1. w ? > ?. or ?x.-o?... \itv : ?" u. i :???: I' .??.'-??.
<?<?-4-?-l, CtiietnUrtti, <5.
tiwutv r#r. W
Ml u til W
npr'l -7
OF
JI I'MAN ?yflSl
JvM.rubiifhiti ;;i e .Se?W /.*
7' -;r cent?;
S t-2
i; v.
iie%><i.
A I.<><'t:?t>? i.a?k
lure. Treatment, an I !;.-;?!I
??lire of Semina 1 Weakness,
Spermatorrhoea, induct*! by Self-Aim <\
Involuniaiy Muib-h> i-.. I in potency, Nerv
n,:c Debility, and Impediment.- !<> Marriage
generally; Consumption, Lpilcp-ty, and
Vila: Mental and I'h-ri.a! Ineapa-itv, A-e.?
jiy KoitKur J. crLYi*.io\ i:li.', v. d .
author oi thu '?<;;?.??-;i book," Ac.
The woi'ld-rvnowiird author. i;i ?d
ktirable Lecture, <?'?? 11! v proves from !.'
own experience ihat the, awful coh-topmiiccs
of If-Abuse may he efletrtually removed
without medicine, and witln ut dangerous
vitrgical operations, bougies. iiiMrntiients,
ringn, or cor*tia's; pointino out i mode ol
eure :;t once eerlaiii and elK-eiua', hy which
??very suflerer, no maller wlial 1:1 v eondilion
may !'<?. mav cure nimseifcbeajily, private
ly and radically.
J?cy" Thi* hft'lvi't a i.7 prare u /..?,.? to
ihoumntl* mill thouvtuidi*.
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, :?
any athlrcss, en receipt ut' six cents, or
two postage itamps.
Address the Puhiishers,
TH K L'L'LVEUWIil.L M ICWCAL ' 0.
41 Ann St., New York; Post < Mice Bus ittSC
mav A 1 .
BUnN HAMB
ram'lihlttA/rtiO. Urfioe, Yums, 1*.
july i!0 ] y
DEN II STY
dr, b. F. MlJC.'liKXriLM.Shas
moved his Office over Btorc of Wm. WiJ
coek, formerly occupied by Pr. l'ersner
?wbcro be will be glad to nerve lib friends
?n iho most reasonable terms.
DR. R. F. MUCKENFU&S, Dentist.
?ept 23 id
TAKE Tnt c >X3 I p:.
The undersigned respectfully in forms the
Citizens of the Town and Comity thai he is
prepared todo up and imake Mattl'eascs on
the shortest notice. Also will conduct an
Upholstery business. Prices will be as low
aa possible. Orders solicited.
JOHN ORCSKN.
iulM 9 i f
?n<I Storphlne litihtt riir^il.
i i">OrlKi not ?u.iou'i Bbtaiuu
Cl.'tlti frsii < I a 111for I. >.k ?0
Olivia Kating. I. W II H.|nli<^
WMIbiaM.il. dn?. C*.. lad.
Tl
tpv'l 27 c
II as opened a
two doors below
w. m. ?
Where ho is prepared lo inako to
order HOOTS and SIIOF/S on tho
shortest notice. Also Ucpiiiring done
witli neatness and <!: 'patch.
All work warranted und prices
moderate. (1 ve n e a : rial.
aug ?l '.?78 1v
W. F. Robinson,
tVATFI. M \ li K'R
A f,t<5 .? ???.; oJ*?r,
lUlSbCL ST;,
Urn! S. C.
A fresh supply ol i ; hdn ill's Seeds
always ou hau i.
mir 9 It
AN EXCELLENT MEDICINE.
SiMiivnrin i>. <v. r..|i I8T7
Tht? I* In r^rtlfj line I ii .viiuv.l Vkoi riNK.ntan. .
ofactured bj II: R. S-.n-.-us. ?? .m.Mi .r Ithvu,
utatiain mill Hotter i i- ..or-:, n ..: ihn .'.??rvisi |
KrfttfUt.nitii Kouil .11 i.i:i?'ml VkllKTIM j
Manrxetlir.nl i???th?*i?n form h cmuitlainta.
\ UUlk M IT I' ll},
0. ? vAxnaoniFT.
Mr. VftndesriO, r.' Ul? llnu of Vatid'-Kilft .1 Ilnff. |
BKII. 1? ? ?. .. ?:i ?? ii htitii ?-- Ii I in in Ii.. Iil.n?,
havicK one >'? Ulf largo t muri r,.:. bpriukfteld, O.
OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.
I..-J i..vi;.i.t:. KT., Feb. li*. I'TT.
tin. n, n.Rrrvrv
Ifur Sir, -Tin. ???;?irfl re I w 18 antlerinc. lou'I.y
with lutl.iinnin.ir} IllfnimiOMii Our iiiiriifUjr'i
wil? mlviwil in? ?<? tnki- Vi-iii itsK. Afl?t inking
omi butt hi. i wa* otilirel} n i- v. .1. Thin yrar.f nollns;
?return nt iSm it.- ^ .. . I wuti noMnttm ??? taliii ?; i:,
?ud am bemrf ln'tii'iiitrl cru.iiiy. Ii nli?.> ?reatly uu
provi-r lll.r lllguaiiull. Ii;*numit(iitly,
Muri. A. ilAl-LuVKU.
loll Went Jefforaun fitroet.
SAFE AND S?HE.
Mit 11 it. Stkvknu.
la i^.Tl vfiur Wwtino ?M reenronwnded to r:i?.
Mid.' yicldthtc to Um |nr.?ii ?low. ol v :- ?-?> !. I eon
Mule i to uy it. At litii t in- I vim Bitflrtrinu frntn
ranrtml ilnbilitr rnd noiii.ti p ??? '? >' iou, *?>:?*?> in.
ducud * y ,.\.?..? t; .Ii-: nr h Int?, Iti v..m
dvr.'til i-lrutul l.nttitiu n:ul ? nrMiwi |iru|Hii i !?? .arotitpd
t ?. I iitjr dobil.tntml syili'in tru.n i 9 Im-t don;
Mul under itn ilersiytotil t 1 p diy recovered,
Uktniuk lunru t lt'iti liMi.tl V.imi! , , .1 (inline.
Bint-.' ihi-ii 1 !.??%.? n 1 1. 1 in ti ?. . \'1-.in?
Bloat ltni|iiatltiitl tint in?ui?Hl, n? I-...n; 11 -..;?.. n-.tnt
ami powerful ??;???.' in |ir.ui 1 uu.; !. .'.: 1 iiiui re t r.
uw tlu>.w?jiod >??? it ti i.i...? n irv. \->t'
?Uua iti tltv only 11.I uu .1 na Untg a.i i
Ut? l uvvor ti,' ??' ??? v.. ' ??? ;?
Viiuim 1 ... W 1! C3I.A t'.lv.
iM Jliiition > Str?o , Alicubjuy, rann.
Tho followitut litlor from r. iT. Ci W. MnnffinM,
fortontl: im?i.,r ol tin Myi |uxli*t k( wcoji i ? rtuu li,
lt>do I'urk. mid i^t i>i'i.s-iil mmi1?.I :.i I. iwii.1. 1. .1
cot.vtn.ro?> uiim ?Ii., until" Iii- i.r ? t 1 m q.
dnrfttl etirtttivit i|iiHlit?'fi ?il Vl ?> , tl?>: aii ui Oiuti.u,{ti
cloft??ei KXtil pu: ilior rt Use t ? . . 1
II v it; Ciik, Maus., IVb. li, 1871
!1h 11. K Stkvush .
War Sir,?Alinvit ten t"w i<jm my hiullh fr.!'..?i
Uironeli Oin dtililxtltm i-rinrti iiyilie;.?itt; :..j-i>?
r liitnr I wiia .iHaoknil l)|ill'iiii.|>i?nr in ita'T.nat
|?nn. Ii t- -I iti ii ) !? .< k. 1.1..I i- iik 1 Im fnrtn ..? a
l?rx" 'I |. -.t. .1 .1.. ^ 11 |i araii lift.stti 1110111 !n
in 1. . V mit. 1. d 'worurKK! I 01 *rntii t i l.y I ha
Imhilakill lit th>- rin'o, Ijiii ,*e >i>i^! im i? :iii 11 .1
aura. J attffor??:l ureat |i?iJt at ttinn*. ;?i J wan c.n.
at-tntt) wi?ak?no?l by a ,,1 .!.-.?.... u;.j. laitultut
aniall pit . - of bot;? ?t iliSi.tt'tlt tlltii'*.
Maltera rain 011 tlitisabnti! i??fti yr-.r?. till Msy,
IK4. wlieti a Iriottd ri"Cotiiim'nd?d tne to ?n to j.mr
knd.talk wiltt you of ih?i r 11? nf > koktins.
nr klmlno^s tiriMi 1 ittroiutn your
Unit tliii ?icruuinnta, .Ire, hj wuioh
iiffl
I did ? ', Mid !?;
ininufai !.??>. :
jour rmui'ily in iinnlnei'd
1<7 '..11 it f -.11? ami lirunl 1 <??! ?arno con?donca
la \ ruktisk.
I conimrnci'd tak.ni; It anon aftnr, lull r.-11 wnraa
from IIa nff.'i'tn: atill I iiomfvon.-d, at.d *?> ?:? tall it
t^.ii liaitidit ills in ? 'li ol ?? r :? -.; ?? Vnt I '!. 1 11 t
aoa Um ruHitlta 1 d*a 1 'I ail l.ik~n II faithfully
for ft littlo nioro tiiMi u y.i?t, Wiom tin. il.tlK-ully in
Uipliftck ?rn* iniri'd 1 and Dil.? tnuntiid i tiuio
en. iynd lliu IkwI ol In 1' v
I Itnve in tln.t 1 1110 naiiiod twouty.ftvn p n
P nitida nf
flaali, Itoillll lltttiTliir '!' 'ii l?vt 1 ??? f..r.? 1:1 my lifts. ai..l
X ..... ntiiror rni?rn ub'n to |ii 1 inritt lnlH*r tliatt now.
Iitirmi: Ilm |m.m lew w kit I lind t aemfuloui
?wallinn as lurgn an toy liai u-i bur uli oitotbar par! ol
1:1} Ii '
i t<mk Vi i.r faithfully, am! it rnrttOTml It Intal
with tli?i attrfai'o in n nioi.ih. I think I aiiouid !:..??
lHn>n oured ol nt) inaiu tr ? ibla . ?mar 11 1 Ii id . '? ? \
I a 1, < -1 dunes, allot liavitiK bukotue a. eurt itiied lo ita
alt.i :ta.
loi your p.ttrotui Iriv^blpd with j- nittt.a or kl ln*>y
d.> '?w nndnral .ini tin 1 it tikoii limn looittaaltroi ??
dt?Haa<>?; nntl.il tht?j will p i-ntlj Utk? Vkaexiaill,
(1 .nil, .11 my y iLtinumit, euro litatn.
W.th Brunt obliK.iUotia 1 n.-u
VnurM vor? t ruiy,
1. w MAKsriF.i.n.
raster of tho MotUudiat Kplacopul l^htr'-b.
VEGETBME
1'ropurfJ by
H.H.STEVENS, Boston, ^Tnss.
Vegetine is Sold by all Drurjyia*
npril 10 if.
CfllSSO^H. BUTTS
!?:. 1-oulB. Mo.
WIlO lull had pri'liter tv> vr'ntr-1 In t!io trcnlmrnl of the
rriii'l Irontilniif both male nmi frtiiah' than attv phyaleiai
in Im Urnl. Fivi-n tin, r.?nli. i.f In. lonj ami .i.n<a?ful
practica in lita f.wonaw work?, junl publiahed, enlltlad
Tho PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE
T,,o PRIVATE- r/iE05CALADViSER
llnnkl that arc rettlly (..ilnra aad frIMn.trurtor? In nil mat
Uti pertaining to Manhoi ri and VTnatanbaetl, ami mi|i|>iy
v ftniloiig f. It. 'I'lirv ? 1 obaauUfolt) iii.ulrd, ami in plat!
language, caally Hndi'ri>tood. 'Jit* two liooki rmbrarcStf
fapvarnndrntitaimalunliUlutariaallan foi both ntarr]?d*ntl
tJiu'ir. wltimllthe ri'eent iniprovpui.'iitalii inriltralti ralmfiK
l<< ?il ? hat our hoiiii'iiaptr'auy i ??! in knowh tlge inipaitrd
In Itr. Itiitta'new work* lalniui wnyof qitratl.iblecltar.
eeler, bill i? Romcllthi^ that etiryane thoulil lj?w. TS?
tenth, the rielltn of early indtwrrlton 1 thr U.i.>,o*iierwlM
pel li-allj in .ilihy jun\ lie.lmt with wnnl
r.f hi,-, 1,ml Iba ?1.in, in lulaerr"'
Ir.-ni tlin nienv iI!<? ltd ?ox is UtU
|o."?St. lentis Journal. JSk
I'on 1. nt rutrta?CO eis. enrii,*,?
tnlhln tute volume, (It Ittel? IhniufU
|llt,!3rti.?<xtia. Bent tin.??:.??} \y
r>.cc;|.t ul p: iio ic lUOlliy ot (tftnipC
apr'l 27
TbV.Dc
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Ami
apr'l ?_',* *
Tilt 1.. . I; ft lOlh Cantar^.
Barharn'3 Infalllblo
m
Mtnufirtiirr.l l.y lha
B?:hia T;lo C-:o Cj., Dur'aia, IT. 8.
It netrr fall? to tara H.-mnrrtiol-l.
tir I'll... Mbrn a run* 1. pculhU.
I'llra I.Ut an.l lion* I .U IctUuoaialj
furaliboU wu Ly^llc?Uwa
lv
AGlNTS v/amtld roft THE
The Presidential Outlook.
It is rather early to discuss th?
Presidental question, but the N?itw
<nii/ Quarter nnd Greenville Thews'
stem to have much to say upon the
HUbject, nnd take rather antagonu
lie views as to the policy'of theS aith
going with the West or Ka?t.
To us it seems that the hard m m
< v or Bolt money question had belter
he left ahme, ami such eombinatioiiH
and conciliations bo e Heeled as will
secure Democratic victor)'.
Ii sei bis best to us also that the
South rlw u'.dnnl press the claimsul
! hi ir choice as it candidate.
Hayn i d is undoubtedly the favorite
oi 11 t South, aiid he seeins to present
the best record on t he money ques
tion, but his Slate is small, and will
not count in the Electoral Codego
like New Voi k or Imiiana.
The s / it! ^outh, an I a lew North -
crn or West* rn Stales will gain tli ?
victory, and '.!ii> sh ? i! I i> ? ? i r aim .
I -11i i; will hardly require aS uitheru |
candidate or any special favorite to
solidify the South. We ought f.o
count on the South fj>r any man the
Democratic Convention may put
forth. What we need is the ticket
that c <:11!? I carry New York Indiana
or some one or lwo iargc Northern
."Mates. Hancock, Thurmau or lieu
II ricks may come neu rest to this re
stilt, but tinit will sh iw which way
the straws arc turning, and it is best
|i r Southern Democrat* to watch
ihem and be wise.
AsECssiliS l'.ie Taxes.
WHAT TiH-: PEOPLE OF EACH
CGUS 'l Y MUST PA Y IS 1379.
'Miirlbaro1 Ilm Highetd Tax. 1! Mills,
S'ic'i'Mi-i, l'aioii, Vir'::. Lexington J
tiivrnville, Heaufort, Antl rsoii uutl
Horsy only V :i I -Chartesioa S 12. :
Columbia, .iah. ? The Comp
i It- Genera' will issue a circular i
it. morrow ordering the assessment of !
taxes lor the current fiscal yene. The i
totals arc a- follows: Abbe villi? 0 i
mills. Ail: n 101, And rson 7 i,
ihiii well 1<>!. Beaufort 7], Chester
s i i 20. Chesterfield 10], Chisciidoii '
clitnii .w:, Ihtriiuirtoii lOi.
Kdgoueld 0\, "?airfieid IM. Hnnip*!
i(,n '.r, (*. orgitown 101, Greenville
7;, 1 lorry 7r], Kershaw <.,,,1 Lauras
I er Hi ; . Lauren- 10 (.> 20, Lexington
71, Marlboro' II, Wnriop OI.Nt w
In i \ it!, < )com e 8,i, < hanj. eburg Si,
Pickens 7%, Ivichland 81, SpaiMtu
buig 0 i. Sunder 8t, Union H, \\ i!
itaimhiirg and York 7j.
Oinncebiirg I.a- a 3 inid addition
al in certain school dk-tricts tor the
[iitsl due ciaiins.
'i he ta.\< :- are to ho collected in
:\\o iiislttlmeii to wit, horn the 1*1
of May to the 1st of June, ami from
iii" l?ih id . eptcniber to the UOtli ol
< h'tol>er. l ive per cent, penalty ii
tin' first instalment is not paid in
Vay; and in Hampton County >he
winde of the 2 mill tax to he paid at
the first instalment, for huihliir.; the
ii tirthou.ie and jail, under penalty of
'J') per cent.
Tliurman's Letter
Senator Thltrmun in bis letter to
tin- Committee of in vital i m at the
Democratic banquet in C Itimbtis
Ohio, sets forth the following impor*
laut points :
Uii-t, that the "Jacksoniaii nemo
rracy" were distinguished by tli ir
devolim to tin; I'nioii of the States,
South and North, Easl and West.
Secondly, that the party was equal
ly distinguished by its love of the
Constitution which it battled to
maintain in all its vigor and benefi
cence.
Thirdly, thai the Democracy wore
the determined foes of inonopopoly,
for the v.ry foundation of the party
was the doctrine of equal rights.
Fourthly, thai the Democracy was
a i arty of economy and low taxes.
L( t then our battle Hag for 1880
have inscribed upon it the "Union,''
t he "Constitution," "Anti-monopoly "
nnd "Economy."
D. WyattAiketi oji the Farmer of
this State.
Mr. Aikon retired on the 1st inst?
from the editorial control of the
igricuUural department of t!ie .Y >r <
ni'l (Jfturicr. In his valedictory he
?ays that lie worked for four yoirs on
the Rural.VttirfiHiuH, which reached a
high place in the agricultural journ
als of the country, hutthat it failed,
because tlie farmer* wouldn't sup
port it; that lie ha< since given two
years of lab'or to the N* .'.?? "'/(><?/?
ti'r fur the benefit of tin firmeri, but
lhal ihey have failed to support even
11, -.ami for that tea- .n the agricul
tural column; have been disco iii:i?i
ed. He goes on and -ays :
"It is :.- .fact, and one that givoS
me much sorrow, that nnwh.ireiu tli3
United Mate- i.- there ie-s thir.sl i ir
learning, for read ng an I i ? piiring
information through pr nte I pa^ - j
than among the farmers of ?South
!ar?diua. low men have h i I i t e
opportunity of knowing them as I j
iinow them, and still fewer have ha I
the privilege of comp inn; i loir
Statu with the far nei's of other Stales,
Mid | arlieujiirly t e Northern State*
thai I have had; and I tee eoiisciou - |
tiotisly nu hori/.'-d in saying there |
ore fewer refill: inch among itiu fir j
uiers of S.nith lYmlinn, than there I
me in most of the oilier States which
I have visired. And I he re u i i->
we lire making less progress than j
the far me smiotlu rStn ?'-?
"We have ninny advantages not to j
be found elsewhere, No one can I
comp ?in if wnat Nature has done i
for u . Jiut 'we have not improved ?
ourselves. The lariner.s ail over tli ?
State are "beweis of wood and draw
ers of wnter" ij'or m* i: of .very olhei
vocation.
"Who is to bl-itnc for all t'i'-V
pur Stale is pcetititirly agri?uli'ur ilj !
as.d lb make it prosperous and happv, '
wbiie it iehiaiiis agricul mal, of
ie;nM' is the duty ami should he ex
pectcd of the la l iners. That we ha ve ;
tu,! d ne o will be painful v evident i
to mere than half of ihotn, if they \
cntild only lie in luce I io make a
hi i anil inspection of their >wn farms
aiid premises, What power can
make a change fir tiio belt r, 1 am
tli n! Ii- to suggest. li has ever In en j
my hope that ?.!:?? gih-ulturnI press
edit hi In useil a-, a powerful lever for
i hi- pur] use. Kxpci I?. nee bus taught
n e the re.'ersc It has not accomp
lished this much ;ti the past; what it
will do in the future, time will tell.
"lie Grange has iuade many
Kindes fei ward lor the farmer. To
ilny it is dormaii., and without an
oryan ii influence. Thai some man or
.-??t ii! men, in >re success il than i,
\\.:i spring up in liie near fit', irj to
levivifv the Cirange, and pronio:e the
f'nrmci s interest in I he State, is a
wish I hope to live to see consumma
ted. 1 have labored bard .%i. 1 u? >i*
fcueces?, bus do not regret my fifoi.
Fashion ablo Drying !or Church.
'I here i- no grea er hindrance to
I lie spieatl of the (.inspel in Our midst
than the pievailing 'custom of dress
ing excessively for i hurcli. It seems
strange that women shotil I choose
CS od's house as the place for dress
parade; and stranger still thai the
daughter's of Zion, who arc command
ed to ''adorn t hetn.-el ves in modest
apparel," should come before ,lie
l nid with lofty looks and high heads
nnd nodding plumes, keeping step
with the giddy votaries of fashion.
'Ibis Del hah of worhllincss has
been robbing the church of her
strength, while she has been sleeping;
and she has need to arouse herself, or
her enemies will prevail Hgainst her.
b'or whatever may be (heeffect upon
those who in" guilty of thove prac
tices, it in very (dear t: at the church
cannot afford to turn her sanctuaries
into show rooms of fashion That
church sell- her birth-right for less
than a mess of pottage, which, for the
sake of a favored low, who tread her
aisles in costly array, closes her doors
ngainst the masses, and crowds the
c hildren of the pooi out of her Sun
day Rchoo's. Ami surely this will be
the legitiniatu result wherever fash
ionable dressing prevails iti a church.
We an; glad to see that a lew have
been an.used to the importance of
dressing plainly fir the sanctuary,
Tiie Bright Side of Liberia
What an Rnlliuinstic Rxoilist Irani l,an
tastet- has to say about the Con a try
?rjenty of'Coons Imi Hard lo Catch.
The Lancaster Ledger prints tho
following letter written by \V:n.
Adams to his brother Levi Atlanta,
who lives in Lancaster:
Mo.Nitovi \, LiiiKiitA, Nov. 11, 1S7S.
Dear fiioth i : I a in weil aud <io
ing well, and am satisfied. I have
1 drawn my land- and built my house.
! I was very glad to receive your letter !
dated i n the I8lh of August, and ;
j to bear from you all. You said you
[ wuult d to know ho w thu lauds yield
j ed In re. 1 will leil you tho lauds
are ri< b and will brine: anvthins you
plant. \uu can make three crops
.it corn a year, 1 here are not any
horses hero like iu America, but you
ran gut along here heiter than in
Air.diea with all the horses. All you
have to do is lo r at oil your land an 1
take the corner of your Ii io au I dig a
hole and drop your corn, then keep
the bushei down, and I will assure
you you will make as go id coi n as
you ? Vcr saw?that is all you have
to iId. Cotton iloe-j much the same,
only it grows to trees. The waur is
good. Yea wanted to know whether
there were any coous here. Yes, but
you can't hunt them like i i America
(.'oons have little cave-*, turd you have
to hunt them in tho day lime. Tell
Hardy Montgomery this.
15 ret hers au i frien 1-, if any of von
wish to conic out you could no! wish
.v. letter thing. [i'uuy ofyou come
bring einlies, ammuiiitio?, heads,
perfume rum, tobacco, the cheapest
i iilico, yon will get 2"j a yard for;
in ing blackberry, strawljerry, and all
hi mis of vegetables. Wo have plenty |
oi irjils here; but it ain't like the |
fruits id' Amctica. liring all kinds
ol seeds, if you can. Von will be sure j
in Inn ?? tin jii ir, *? j j ui tittisi bring !
oil, (jniniii^ tat i, liver pills, ?'. <?. Tell j
Hardy lo bring .ferry u:i his back
and his gun at his -i le.
Wll.l.lAM Aj?\MS.
The ??ort of Girl to Get.
Tiie true ^irl has t > lj > a iu jht ' for.
She does not parade herself as show
goods. She is not lushio.iahlc. Li ; i
eiully, she is not rich Hut oh !
what a heart she has when y >u find
Iu r! .-o large aud puie and womanly.
When you sec it you wonder if those
showy tbi Lrs outside were women.
It v.iti gain her five your two t'i >.is
iiiu'i ;;r. millions. She'll not ask you
for a carriage or a fn>t class house.
She'll wear simple dresses, and turn
tin in when tie essary, with no vulgar
magnificence to frown upon bar eeon
niiiy. She'll keep everything neat
ai d nice in your sky parlor, ami give
yon such a welcome when you come
home that Vim Ml think your pari >r
higher than ever. She'll entertain
l tue friends o ? a do'lar, an 1 astonis';!
\. u with the new thought bow little
happiness depends on money. She'll
make you love home (if you don't you
are a brute,) ami teach you how lo
pity, while yut: scorn a poor fashion
able society that thinks itself rich,
and vainly trie- to think itself hap
py Now, tlo not, 1 pray you, say any
more, "J cnii't afford to marry.'1 (io.
lind the true woman, and you can
marry. Throw away that cigar, burn
up that switt h cane, be sensible your
.--oil', and seek your wife in a sensible
wav.? li'v- i Wendell Holmes.
Gttr.K.NVit.i.i:. January 12.?Wal
Iii \V. lVgg, night telegraph opera
tor at tho Air-Lino ollieo atthisplaco,
was to-day found (lead a fourth of a
mile Irom the depot. Tho jury of in
(piest rendered a virdict of death b
accident or misfortune Legg bad
ihreatcncd to take morphine, but
there was no evidence to the oflect
that he had taken any or used any j
violence on his person. J. C. B.
llrs Senator Jones' Diamonds.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, having
replenished his deplete! excho.puor
by a fortunate rise in Sierra Nevada
slocks, comes back with his beautiful
young wife and nniideu sister to oc
cupy I is half of the Butler block uu
Capitol Hill, lie left hero livo
no nibs ago for his home at Gold Hill,
'dejid broke," in vulgar parlance, or
"busied," as the miners term it. Fore
seeing (be rise in miniug stocks, ha
invested all he could raise or borrow
in Sierra Nevada and reaped a rich
return. Still he ha 1 not enough to
fill the measure of bis opportunity.
His wile had a splendid diamond
necklace, for which be had paid, in
opulent ?lays, the sum of 335,000, and
which she, being a retiring little body
not given to display, had tuvcrwora
but once.
''My dear," said be to her one day,
? it* you will let me invest your dia
in ml- in Sierra Nevada you bhall
have the proceeds for pin money."
'?As you pience," said the dutiful
little woman. "You know I never
wear them.''
Senator Jones is not the mat! logo
hawking his wile's jewels about tho
.streets, so he offered them to the first
Jew be met and received $12,000 for
them, which he invested on margin
in her name, and to day she is worth
$11,000 in regisUed bonds. He paid
bia debts, canceled the mortgage on
his ?100,000 worth of furniture,
which Ben Butler held as collateral
for three years rout, and in less than
half a year returns with several mil
lions to spare. And that is the way
they do things 'out West." Tho
Jones family will givescvcral grand
cot? rtuiuincuts duiiug the winter, a
la !*'nn Francisco.? Wash. Letter to
/*/<?/. rinKs:
Congressman elect Cjilbert Do La
Mntyr, the Indiaua Grcenbacker, has
written a long letter lo show that
there i- ample warrant in the Bible
Ihr the infliction of tho death penalty
upon murderers, if there was ample
warrant in the Bible for the iutiicti?u
of the (h ath penalty upon fools Mr.
i)c La Mr.tyr would probably be in a
dissecting room instead ol Congress.
The p: i/.o. for the best poem, written
by a Southerner, on the liberality of
the North to the yellow fever suffer
ers, was awarded by I)r J. D. Brune,
of New Orleans, son of IL M. Bruns
L L. 1)., of Charleston, to Henry
Guv Carleton.
The title of the poem is "An
dromeda I'n chained."
Ex Governor Bullock, of Georgia,
who won some distinction as a carpot
ha.'ger some yei rs ago, says that the
colored people in the State now voto
t he Democratic ticket when they vote
at all, and enjoy equal rights with
the whites.
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Franz Danker, an ex-member of
the German -Prussian Parliament,
has been prosecuted by the "?ru8siau
ministry for writing an article iu tho
Volk* Zeitung on tho l?th of August
criticising the Anti Socialist bill, aud
has been fined 200 marks.
A leader of fashions iu San Fran
cisco bus had her chairs and tho
cushions of her carriages stuffed
with aromatic herbs, iu imitation of
a practica prevalent araoug oriental
nations She lives in an atmosphere
ol constant prefume.
A rumor comes from Paris thtv',
bonnets are to be worn on the hoad
hereafter, it strikes in the head
would be a good placo on which to
wear a bonnet; but such a departure
would look a little odd at first.
- inwni-. ?? ? imp ? ' ?.
The difference 'twixt tweedledum
and Iwcedledeo is illustrated by the
fact that tho rich man with a great
appetite is called an epicure, and the
tramp with a great appetite is called
a glutton.
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There is some talk among Repub
licans of putting Gen. Joseph E.
Johnston on the National Republican
ticket along with U. S. Grant for
President.