Oarnaga Factory a
The nude.-.?ig nod res poet fully i:i
feiws. the public that be is prepared
to do all
Krad of Worls
ita the aboya lino on the- shortest no
tice and at. ,
living? Prices.
IIOK&EJ^HOWING done in the
boat possible manner.
I al?o have in lull operation my
PLANING AND MOULDING;
MACHINES,
Aud
GRIST MILL.
All work in this line done without
d&lay aud ou reasonable terms.
A share ol the public patronage is
sol ioi ted.
' july 25 IL RIG OS.
OAXit CALX,
A V Til R
PIT OPT t\ \ tfTPV'V
Established in 1871 by the Pi;nprb
olor. who i.-stili ready aud willing to
Jill orders in
BUEAD, ROJ h. , PIES
d A K lj S"
Of all descriptions.
nv th? iiark'*:l or
*.\!.u>
I
I >
For (.'am p* Meeting? or any other kihtl
Meeting*.
Jusi received
A/??'. .\ --ssM
Which will he --'?i1! ,i; any llistt
Lc bought in Oratigci u: :.
Tluu.klhl for the ps?U"on cjfu of
friend* and !.. public I hdi soii?:it :t i
linuauce nl tin ir i u ?? n.
T. \V. A
11
??pt II, UTS'?l./^Mr. A. P. liastey.
I GLu AtiD RELIABLE. 2
?Dk. Saxford's Liv::it E:;viaohATon3
a Standard F inii'.y l"i?:nt<dy for
??di??as?iof tho Livi r,':: uaaeh r/-/l<>->-,55
?vial Bowels.?It is Ihiivlv <N-^" -ii fcL,^
JIT
r^;v ?>y ">? p?biie,g
^HJ?"% unp'.-i '?<dented results.^
G t? f J D F O n C I R C L! L A P. ,g
?S. T. W. SAUF0RD; M.D., V :kv voHI'?
? any inn i.ui-r wn 1 11 : i.vni i rs lu.i I i \ no*. ?,
nop! 19 ly
'PIANOS & ORGANS
FROM FACTORY TO PURCHASER.
EVERY jg?^ HIS OWN AGENT
*~^\,Rd4e"ii"e ?i:i'?"?o<' Urnnd In I I'oUiM't Ion
Sa 1? continued until Nov. i, 18S0. Oiilj Sulo o<
Ot? kind ?:vnr ?uccr*i fully carricil out in AnuTlra.
?^OtVOnipvrbltietnimeitlAiit fhetory i ?ii--<l .r
jiiinnliiciii.il huA Ariv?rtl*em<tfit. New
^tnn of to'nitiw: 1"5 ! Ko CtnT.UilJSSl !-:ru
BO'-ta oilrrpjd tlro? h:j fittoty :e puttcisets, ll'.?llo
Mo'epreBttsivel. Aj'.cl'ir&tesUW. Cilvij-::u-.t'.h
fotrJieoolhlsphK. Sr'lANOK, 7 o? l. *u?, 7l oct.
V'JJi 'm?'1'* iinno?, ' ?II ?; a \ S, q-t, ?)>-,
F.}?i ij sto|>s .??711 13 ?li ;.-.. Minor Top Cusc, -.
Now, bandtninr, duo.t 1?-. ft y.MrK cu iranti.-c. I ?
.": /\ . loat trial. ror< ii ??< rs efinii u f um /rn
inf uutl-cr? tr:i(l 'i'JO (tijl'trtrit ?tutfS. Join Uli?
ift amit!<"? c 1 ti I? of p in Ii im i - .iixl v i'ii.
?7i ln?1rum*fil m wHoletiiiIn eitle?, .-jn-. i.ii
??riir< lo ,Vii.??'<7 TtaehtTK, Churches, nur! l'i ttori
.'. .I : ? i? ? - for i nlri.i', net ion Sa I <??.!. i> . i .
LUDDHN Sc RATES, Savaunith, <.'.?..
dto 19 'Jl
h < > i r s? i .i :?
A hoiiFe and lot opposite Wiu. tViUcaek'r on
th? BoHsvillu Itoiuh Tl(? 11ou?0 i;; in coin
pUlooxIwr with crery convenience. I'or
particulars n:>plv to
A M SALLEY
AT THE CORNER OF
Ilussd Street and Railroad Avcnuo
DY
MOSELEY,
A foil sfbefc of
. A GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Which will life mh.I ( ) \ \ \r \ \ > f t- Q z\ gj ] |\
All my Ohl Friends, and as inniiy^Ncw [Ones aa will favor me jwith a
call is respectfully ihvitutl I" examine my Go >ds ami Prices.
pin 21?ly
LIGHT
tbs new viiitm
q mil
paling
?9
BSWIH6 BA8HHE
fr- wonderful in Itc conception, un
precedented for ir.g n largo range of
cowing in tor.tiirt fabrics and leather. Its
motions oro continuous, admitting of an
extraordinary into of epeed, either by
steam er fjcc power? Every mctien of the
troac'.:o maUoQ six stitches, thuo produce
Ing ^bout one-third more work ir. n doy"
lha.'i o:hcr Sowing Machines. St lias no
stop motions, and tip.htcnstho stitch with
the needle out of the fabric, fS i:sos the
woll-known Wilson Compound reed *n ?iot?i sides of vi:?" noodle, it
has two-thirds loss parts than any ether first-class Ga; ? (Machine,
Its arm Is fully oight and one-half inches long and flvo cne-half
inches high, and tho whole lYIachmo is very compactly and scien
tifically constructed in proportions, elegance, design and appear*
nnco. its slmplo, powerful and perfect mochnnism places ;t as far
In advance cf allothor Scvvnq i>v <.;.???? I m ph< no Is superior
to tho tin spoaking tube. The WILSON r.;.ATTACKWEKT.
for repairing all kinds cf toxtiio f&hrics WITKttUT PATCHIMG, ;'at
nishod FREE with a!i WILSON GEWIKO tYlAGKufe'&lS, together with
a Tuckor, Rufflcr, Corder, Sot cf Morn mors, Binder, etc,
Theodore koiin
od 2-1
Af?ENT FOR ORANC.EI11TR0 COUNTY
W Ti^WAR^ P. tri
INhl.i:
^s'icitcls nn<J Comtlrj'incn
af UmkI !
37') "-'i w at: until i< Ii spend
f'v' i i ??<-tir in nlaiii'.oiloni;,
\?-.!..t |>i:M.\!hS votir ,0r?eer here'!
V-k liitii lor hi- II W:< -> idee.
IJiiitiiinp :.t ilie I o\Y|.;<T I'Rh'K !
?vino out iry Id- I'loiir so line,
(*hee?e, and A l.li ihiinr- in Ids |ih?>!
\ I tiv'e: i*oui<? 11 ("I" T l'Ii ?ein around -
Kvery jhaii sli?iil?) have :i poipul !
\ nil i:' \ f n'd leel we I mimI aide,
Put his'M VCKKKKI, oii your l aid,- !
(aood an: all things in hi- Store,
\{t n eaninil a-l; i'r more!
{] id> iry lih? hlt'jl "i;s ian. -
( nil'I hccipuillcd iijiy where!
lOverj man who knoivs l'i Jl Al!-,
Itudics lor Iii- i!<n)il Sesjar.-?!
I n hi- Sample lionm they lly,
. verj linielhal llijty sir?s dry !
V me .Iihij; tolls llic'tii II Iv'-S th j m ui !
\ od lie always It* ?>!? the van !
\cvcr yel did lie I'i'Ircnt, ?
IJpiu't yiiii i.iniv. In*can't !u. heal?
f.ook within Iii-; Store -?? irriind,
{ n hi- It.ir-Udoni ?near .1' llan I:
({lie-linn him and Von w'dl see
tJNpl' KS'ULU UV f \NX?M' UK!
'. wait inn tili vim are wi- -r,
j?i .enli pi.ii.I- 1.1 .\!'. I. I - 1*21 vi
Si Niiin laiicy l?iii U t<> all -
l vti Ii .in 111 mi 1 ii' ral rail,
{?. -t :i. -in? il, t>i;.\I.U'S sells cheap,
,\ml the liii?-t en.,ih will keep,
\iiver 11::.-? tu hl?Ps \niir shir.-??
t >i.w 11 with a'd eset pi
De MA HS.
Tl I ::
CLO( K, WATCHM<. Ii Kit
AN II
"Time and tick," hotli wanted are.
For Walch und C-It*ek sttnl people here,
11 l ii l, you in i d. or tin.e tu fiel,
??u-t Haunter round lot hivi tie.
I'm- twenty yea im mid two. lie's spent
In learning how hi* arH to know,
Ity spechil I'iMvide'i ii lie's Kent
'I'd t Jruhgebiii'tg dial art to idiow.
I I'iit W 'iilch will keeji no time,
.\nd if 11 ('lock w ill '.'\ve no lie';,
"I i- jiifl heeaiife you've missed Ihn Iii. *,
Which tells ol yoiitl work, (rue au?! quick.
11'your VYuuh will keep no lime,
< in to T.'lM hivi. it
11'your Chick will^ivo no tick. ,
Co to I' lit'! hivietie.
"Tick and time" nru needed her.:
I ?V lammis, l'(ti;or<. l.aWyei n\\,
II thin he ttne, il.i 11 lal i good Care
l)ii T. I). ('hiviettcto call'.
1 N'nrit !-: -Ml \Valch'* :?? 'cdniie
wiih liie for repaji.?.'on the I t Nov., IW7S
will lie fold :it a 110!ion if not railed for ho
foio the lir.*l Monday in I Veeioher next.
T. DbCIIIVIETTE.
July 1 tf
UPKKAT1YE AM? Ml'CilANlCAIi
I'.Y Dr. i- 8. WOr.KE. Oflioe over
>. I.oni.-' Htotc; Satisfaction guaranteed
:t :dl operations;
I Tce'Ji oxi noted without pain,by
liu lisu of Nitrons Oxide fbis.
!. TV If. Dukos", Jr.,
M AI;K F.T sTaKlOT,
Respectfully informs the public
??? nerallyj tlial Iiis? Stuhles ate c omp e
t. d anil tilled with KIN 1)
liOliSKS AM) MI LKS
Which lie i- o Oering ui very
EjOW prkti^.
Thosn in want of good -"lock arts re
>pcetfully invited to give me a call.
J. \V. I!. DUK KS, Jit.
1? O XT T1 12 33
HO net! AND C/.TTLL POWDERS
%_ -ki:-*.
? am
V. Ui <? i; ??> or ?'< vcr.! IVneir.^.
Vo i!<t!is? v.iil ulti oi cm.iu lio'i? or I.i.no Kh
?> ?'. 11 l -oit -"s |'iiw<it*r< lira iiM*d.tniliiM>.
f ? lU'rt I'ou !cr..u ill?*ur<' :?:nl jr<?.~:it llod Ciioi.Jtn*
t'tiicz'S I'oiviler* w T.I [>r.-v? :.l I'.a.'i s i:: I'oWl.H.
Kollt.Cn l>Wil<'rt) \v;!l 111 o l|U'.t)ll|y <.f lilllk
nn : cr< nititweuty |.-.-r<. .;t.. unit multo tho ItUtter firm
u' ?w?ut.
I diu/N i'nirSi'n w i'l ??nr.- or |.r. v. m nlmost rvicKY
Pii >: to ?Viani ii .1?.. im I < aiife tire hill !i.:.
}"ovr :'h I'qwniuia w ii.I, oivit SxTlnKAOl(OK.
Soli. n ir.. ?? ? .
DAVIO j :\ Pror riotor,
nAi.TiilOUE, tid.
1 , r rah l v I r. .1. i.. \\ A N NAMAK Kl!
and Dr. A. ? DtiK FS- iiovPJ ly
r^ S^VV: HttrTtl!
Having recently innvcd into tiiy
New Stiire, I would beg leave to in
foriri thy oi l friends und the |>ublio
generally thai I have and will con
iiiltie In keep on h iud the
P..ri -i Drugs,
l'.i'-t faints :md t )il-,
I .amps a ml !?' i x i nr. -,
I'im si (!iga rs nod Tobaccos,
1'iain aii ! I'liney I 'aiiJies,
Aiid in latd, everything usiialty kept
in a Iii--1 id a >s
1)11 UG S i ORE!
1 also occupy, with my family, tli?
rooms over the store, ami therefore
will bo able to pul up prescriptions
at any and all hours during tin' night.
Heo boll mi iron; door,
A. C*. HifKFOfc, M. I>.
d t :;i IST? ly
:;. II. "t. DOXAM? ."? CO.,
1 >t ??:!! ? ten. Kfiis.i Siri Kroncl90o, Cnttfoniiii,
und > '>i. ol WnisliHiptoii niiil IHinrliou Sta.. N. V.
hot? by ull i)i uyylst? uuil Jii.Ho:.,
Our Fir?uiiiaiirH aioster.
[ Viy request, we publish the folio w
itig which was read at the last Anni
versary of the Elliott iloolc ami
I .adder (lotnnimy:]
<'ii this proud Klliott*? natal night
i \Ve intel in joyous festive plight
'}'<> ccJebiu.tc in snugs mid speech
Tlui iiicuiorie? thai gush t? each
As aiiud reverts to pcenes goiio iiy
A ail mui.e?asllio mnmouts fly.
To-night, an we've ivont ufyore,
Our gm in tire with us hy lite score;
And to c ?mpicle our pleasure* (pule
Tlio. I? r> ih mingled with the White,
Not like the ro'e 61" England's shore
Which fork and lierco Lancaster wore
As vaihlenis of the crinisnh tide
Which *. et-the sword in Knglaud's pride,
But Ked and White of Orange llowcrs,
V? it la pqaco enthroned in happy bowers.
.Anil mi v bravo boy?, *>i'ir mil we'll call,
The bh.iotts lirst, then lie 1 Shirts all j
And to ?mim ic e or undertake her,
V?o'll name our foreman Wamiaiiinkcr,
i\exl gomea friend Sistrunk. monstrous
talker,
On|\ ei'pmllcd hy A.'it. Walker.
Hut no V to go' thf thing in tun?
i' e h:lf>iclo mention Ed. Melvewn,
Wim at a liii- rolls hp his sleeves,
Ai d out works all hilt Shed A. Reeves;
And if ;t tires we gel to frowning,
We*:-- inad to laugh by M. I. Ib-owaing,
Whoei-aekshi- inke* he il diy or damp,
??i. JoHn Melvewn or Mcllichamp,
And when a! lircs wa want cigari
U e.?< ; To n beaux to Frank IhjM irs;
< 'i ii vya want for so'itethihg in ire,
i'ricud la-liir goes lor Griilhi's attire;
\\ hera Willie UuVson gets hisbjer
A d lg ii * it is in nisi r >:i i fai r;
lud then with bryant. Mischer. Hull.
Ity Aijuivc.i'a'ry we get chock full ?
Of sj '.tit- -ye?. why to hi-sure
I'ri ':. ;;u hing hearts, and nothing inure;
And of ibis fact to make it stirer
A-'. Charley Ihitisd tie and Ali. I. Moorer. i
'A la- yes?wo ail respond in happy mood j
I i? iibl ai Maee'iUs' shrir.c we broad,
/Ait ? ith our guests with on ? a?cnrd,
Th,sf\\Mii:e and liedblend round tjie Hoard, j
Andi*cek to make each Other's joy
W'i:'^?ul one stain or dark all ?y.
V. dlitlthlt't rjr>J| luw now an en i -
So \- ouiig Aiiicrieii-! hart; ! ntfciAl. "
And feo commence, with ne'er a parley
j We'll nanic your veteran Jose Ii llarley;
I And tli. ii to guard iVoni every ipiibble
I We'll mention all frohi Kuhn to Dili k\
I Am! mark before bur song iii ill rough
j We'll pitch riglit into Sorentrue;
j And if ill t'..i* we get in trouble.
We'll call i ir help ir on foreman liiibbc 1;
I Ami i f lie do.^ not heed bur call,
I We'll go rigid oll'and gel your Manic,
[lon'l thin!; by this we're at lighting heat ?
If that's yoiir mind we'll go for Street,
1 ^ here free from oycry cumbering car*
i V\ i.'ii lake to mir lieVls and thus beware,
j bin. t,i . oin pi etc the lir 1 Shirt c irps,
I Tin.;'' .- Dibble's live, and lirtimnn's four.
\ Ami in your rank- there's hot a li/.zler
l*i*oiii W. II. Joins to lien. 1/lar.
I 'fhe musico the town's your own -
I i i- given free by lleniy Kuhn
I'oiir liamjsoiiie looks gain woman's smiles,
So freely given tles| ile your Wiles
At !ir< in ins tri. !.- you h ive no hirner
M. prompt and ttue than friend A
Uni'liCf;
?lohn It il'it'.-on, 1 >.ia:..'er, Cuiiiaiihjjsand
. Sehacie
At slippers his tree are mighty rack?ly;
l?tt then io i.eep iheh v- froiii swcrviii'
Voii haye frieii I Schillloy and J.d. Irvin.
Vnd if at neat- your Htouiauh rebukes,
You get your pills froiii l'r. Dukci ?
Ihn .u' ad the strange boys we ever have
heard.
There's men- to heat your bachelor bird
Who's roosted o'er I'ike'.s.full many a year
W ith lion,' 10 caress, or banish dark care
Hut (hanks t<? hi- sense, he ends these day
\nd has lldwn ;<> the niounlatiis to mend Iiis
way <.
Wh n In returns to his home, whoe'er be
hi- funds,
Mav his joy- he many, and his cares little
ones;
And now happy guests w e'd olid our soiig,
for which We beg pardon tor being so long.
Oar welcome, thrice welcoitio wu extend to
Voii ail,
Who've honored oar hoard in response lo
out call
The h.-.l Shirt-, the Ivlistos, we welcome
Voll here.
And all other guests accept of our cheer,
And now, in conclusion, let- rein ember (he
toast:
Wnm in ! fair w oman '? mir pri lc and our
boast'
J As ttrcnicii gathered in nierriment here,
Wh;ite' r oiir foibles, let s he irtic (n the
lair.
Mr. Ivayaor was married to Mi-s
Uioodwoi'th, ot Ciriliiii, last Sunday.
'1 iii- may he regarded as a barbcroua
proceeding.?Tel. A' Mead Wait till
she attempts to strap him; then, il'ho'a
got Bloodworth a cent, hu'll Raysor .
jp??I> it Jar Corruption.
Wo invite, attention to n thought
\il article from the New Vork Star,
nidi-bed elsewhere; ami which
.trike.-J us with much force.
'J he |io| uhtr (lehntichment it seems
to us is the whole trouble. It i.-; use
less to blame party organization* no I
politicians for that which springs
from llie very Icin.j of the people
themselves. This is an age of dema
gogues, political hounds und mana
ging politicians, simply for l!?a rein in
that popiilur opinion is itself un
sound.
To our mind the election by either
of the two great parlies of some great
civilian to the Presidency, animated
by a iosj ect for law and a reverence
for the Constitution and the institu
tions of the country, would be the
greatest of all blessings to the people
o! the whole country. With it would
come a recurrence of slate policies
and plate craft i:i it-< true sense in
conttadisUutinn to bitter personal
i^sue-. out of which there is no escape
for '.In! man who honestly differs from
his fellow-citizens. Is the country
capable of leinaugurating the rule of
reason ? He doubt i!. We dotib'. it
for the North, we don t)t for the South, I
for the Fast and West alike The
whole hop'- of the cottnlrv is in a
riuall minority ol both parties who
wish the country well, bear it an
hone?t love, ami who do not seek re
ward for their true allegiance to the
land of their birth; who have no oflice
to a>k and arc content with the proud |
position (,:' citizens and of good and j
true men Tin y ate a.s light set l'p
'i! a hill. 11' men heed and follow
lhe?r example v/e are saved. If not,
wo bend the knee to Baal and givo
up the i;t i *?' of our lathers,and with
L the grea test country Jever dreamed
ot !>v man.
From papers hitherto withheld the
dory of Andrew .Jackson's marriage
i-i now told correctly in the Cincin
nati {'oHimeh'iul for tlie first time.
Uuchel Douelsoiij his wife, grew up|
among ;hc stirring scenes ot frontier
life, und when yet in her teens mar
lied ( apt. Louis Uobards. Unbards
treated her so wretchedly that Peyton
Short a Virginia lawyer, wrote to
Mrs. Robards advising her to get a i
divorce. As was intended, the letter
l? ii into the husband's hands, the i>lea
being to provoke a duel. Instead of
lighting the craven husband tried to
blackmail Short for money. Mrs.
Kobards was taken by her husband
to Kentucky, where .she was placed
al a boarding house. Andrew Jack
son wa- a hoarder there, lie fell in
love with Mrs. Kobards, and having
learned that the Virginia legislature
had gr iiitcd her a divorce, married
her Two years alter the marriage
he heard to his horror, that his wife
had been divore? d at all. He sei
to work, however, got tin-divorce, |
and in 17'.'I he \va? remarried.
(.lovernbr Simpson shows in his
reei w message that the taxable pro
pony, real and personal, in South
Carolina, is, all told, 81*2 1,501,021,
not quite one hundred and twenty one
millions. Commodore Vandcrbilt
willed to hiseldest sob S05,O??,?0?,
(ninety five millions). The Governor
hIiows, ills that the entire debt of the
State U less than 80,000.000 (six
millions) W II. Vandcrbilt paid
out ?15,000 000 (fifteen millions) for
railroad stock hist \vc< k. ? Now, do
tell US, are noble South Carolinians
going to harp on forever about State
rights, State Sovereignty, "Free ami
Co-ordinate Republics," and allow
one man at the North, to wield more
moneyed power than "glorious old
South Carolina':" ? State HuiUkr.
A courtship scene?(Jeorgo?Oh;
Fannie! Id d ot my being! Star of
my soul's existence! Dil! Ah! * V
! Fannie -Oh, dearest! ! Ah ! * oh !
! How nice! just one
j more ! r?-. (Old man enters sud*
I denly)-! !-? fi?r-! ?
[Kx.
IV Ii at ES? jVM .Should BJe.
First: Hu true?be genuine. No.
education is worth anything that
docs not include this. A man had
bettor not know how to rend?he had
better never leurn'a^letter of the al
phabet, nnd l)e true and genuine in
intention-and action, rather than be
big learned in nil'sciences andjhingu
nges, to beat the'sam c time fal'se^iu'
heart and counterfeit in life. Above
nil things, h'lhc 1 oys^thal truth
is moic than riches, more than cul
ture, inore^thnn', earthly\ power or
position.
Second : He pure in thought,
language?pure in mind ..and body.
An impure man, young'or old, poison
ing the society whore he moves with
smutty "stori >s 'and impure examples
is a moral ulcer, a plague spot, a leper
who ought to he treated as were the
lepers ol old, who wore^to cry, '?Un
clean !" as a warning to s.ivj others
from the pestilence.
Third : He unselfish. To "care for
the feelings and comfort of other's.
To be 'polite. To be just in allhl ?til
ings wiih others. To lie generous,
noble,and manly. This-will incltt le'a
genuine revcreuco for the aged and
thi?gs s tcred.
Fitirtli: lift self-reliant and self
helpful even from early childhood.
To be industrious always , and self
supporting nt. the earliest proper^age.
Teach them that all honest work is
honorable, and that an idle, useless
life of dependence on otheri is
disgraceful.
When a boy has learned these four
things, when he has made these ideas
a part ofjiis-bcing,?however youug
be tuny be, howevbr;poor, or however
rich,?he has learned some of the
ino^t iinpurtant things he ought to
knowawhen he becomes a man. With
these four properly mastered, it will
be easy to find all the rest.? Home
Arts.
The True Gentleman.
Christianity is Olid of the most
gent" i man)}' things in"\he woild. It
will make a lady or gentleman of one
who knows but I ittle ol the forms nf
politeness. The Iliblo does not pre
tend to leach manners in dcttiil/nor
does it profess to be a manual of
politeness, but nevertheless it/n tho
book best suited to produce-iiijany
community true gentility. Wejhavo
in thing in ihe Testament, Old or New,
thai leaches how low to bow.on enter
ing a roam, or .how we are to deport
our lives in the ball room, or any such
thing; but we have what is far better.
We are taught tobe kind to all, to
love all, to respect age, to be merci
ful, courteous; "n ?t to behave our
selves unseemly,'' ''not to think ofour
selvi" more highly than we ought,"
and to esteem others better than our
selves. With these things properly
engraved on the heart, Christiana
will intuitiv jly be the most agr eeable,
polite pe pie in the world.
ISecKIeKsiiesH of IAfe.
The evidence adduced in the great
majority of the trials, and the circum
stances of tho homicide.-' as told by
correspondents, show that they aro
attributable in great measure to tho
reprehensible and inexcusable, habit
ot carrying concealed wcopbns. We
had almost despaired of inducing our
Legislature to put a stop to this evil
practice; but the press cannot escape
the responsibility of bringing it. us
far as lies in its power, mi lor the
ban ot public opinion, and we hope
(bat our contemporaries will not bo
discouraged because their first,sec
ond or third efforts in the direction of
this important popular reform may
have been fruitless. The Slate Sen
ate, we are glad to see. is at last,
moving in the mattor. This is well.
Let the newspapers keep up tho agita
tion, and in the. en I they are ?uro to
obtain the desired ro operation ol the
law making body ? Nswsaii</ Quarter.
-m*~- . mi -
A fire occurred hi Barn well, our
bister town, mi Monday, destroyiug
the store und nierelmndi.se of Mr.
Cronhciin.