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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-23

from the Carson Appeal of August 20.l
p. ECCENTRIC.-Captain Dick, so
well known to travellers around
the Lake for his good qualities as
an old tar, as we'll as for his eccen-
tricities and untutOred wit, has
been Wondering lately on his lat
ter end and in anticipation OF the
mortal shutfling OFT, he has pre-.
pared for himself an epitaph ana
a very remarkable resting place
for his bones. There is an island
in Emerald Bay which Is very
steep-too steep for lady tourists
to mount, unless well muscled ana
aided in the ascent 10y couple OF
stout gallants. Well, on the top
of this cliff island, which towers
indefinitely high, there is a natur-
al tomb formation seven feet long,
two feet wide, and two feet deep.
The top has been covered over
with planks by Captain Dick up
Ol which he has placed roonhS
of rocks, and on the rocks a layer
of Tahoe mud. His epitaph, com
posed by himself, which does not
accord always with any measure
or idea of rythm, reads as follows:
Whether seaman or not
For one moment aVast;
Poor Dicks mizzen topsail
Is nailed to the mast.
NOmOre TO turn out,
No more to heaVe the lead;
He's stopped on the center,
And cannot go ahead.
But if worms gnaw his timbers-
His vessel wreck,
When he hears the last whistle
He'll jump upon deck.
NAP BUTTS who has been keep
ing the Lake Bigler toll road late
Iv, met with a serious ana very
nainful accident, yesterday Whlle
chOpping wood the AK glanced
and striking him in the left 1oot
below the ancle severed the arte,
ries from which the blood noWeu
i'm streams. He was brought 10
town in buggy and the wound
was sewed up. He will not oe
able to put the wounded foot 10
the ground again for two months.
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from the Virginia Chronicle, August 20.
TWELVE tons of ore from the
Pondora mine, just worked and
cleaned up in the Evans mill,
Seven-mile Canyon, yielded 1898
to the ton. This is a good yield
for an outside mine. The Pondora
is situated near the head of Bull
lion Ravine, half n mile or more
west OF the Comstock, and south
west from the apex of Mount
Davidson. The stockholders feel
jubilant, and twelve men are to
commence work on the mine to-
morrow.
ANOTHER water famire has set
in, and complaints against the
water company are loud and deep,
because of the eXOrbitant tax for
and the scanty supply of water.
Unless the company speedily
makes arrangements for supply
ing the city amply and with a
better article, the collector will
find the money market dull.
JEwETT w. ADAMS left to-day,
across lots, for his Nye county
cattle ranch. He will be absent
about four weeks, and probably
visit the new and promising min
ing district of Cherry Creek be-
fore returning.
WE learn that a large quartz
ledge has recently been discover
ed near Webber Lake 10y pros
pectors from this city, assays
from which go from S4UO to $500
to the ton.
ORDERS were received this morn
ing by telegraph to start up, full
handed, all the works along the
line of the SutrO Tunnel. imme-
diately. This will be good news
for the entire community.
YESTERDAY afternoon the
Grand Jury ignored the bill
against Pete Fitzgerald, held to
answer for shooting Sam. Hamil-
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Pioneer Barber Shop
AND
BATH HOUSE!
BATHS, SO CENTS.

4 share of public patronage is solicited
au22tf JAMES NJ. NJ. MOODY Propr
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Sagebrush News.

the Gold Hill News Of Aug. 2O.l
Monday afternoon a burglar
,od house situate on the
de back of the Sunderland
Lower Gold Hill, through a
window, and took whatever
Nine he saw fit, including a
on the California Bank for
h note of hand for S75, a gold
a cold breastpin, a silver
nted Smith IL WessOn seven
ter, and over $50 in coin. The
I was occupied by the two
hers Helcroft, one of whom
K in the Belcher mine, and
bther in the Sunderland mill,
Mr.. Smith, who also works in
Belcher mine. The articles
toned were the property of
Emith, and were stolen from
Alise. Eighteen dollars were
b from his pants pocket, and
bll amount of silver from the
p |ets Of his two partners.
EsTABLE Tom HARKIN, who
lover to California a few days
|for the purpose of conveying
bsane man to the asylum at
3dbridge, returned home this
bing. Harkin says that the
knts are we'll cared for under
efficient management of DR..
klOn, resident physician. At
ent there are 49 patients-all
! the State of Nevada.
] about 3 o'clock on Sunday
moon Pat. Sullivan, shaftman
)e Crown Point mine, had his
/ arm broken, under the fo.-
bg circumstances: He was
ding at a station, about POO
below the surface Of the mine,
had his right arm resting on
i girt. While in this position
Fage came up and caught his
causing the accident referred
bOve.
| H. VIRDEN, business man,
|of this paper, received a fl h
bd in the front part of the
! thigh about 31s o'clock yes
BY afternooR, by the accident
|scharge OF a pistol he carries
! spocket. DR.. Kirby fixed it
! right, and to-day Mr.. Nir-
Is able to attend to his official
rs.
lDET SHAMP, son of Col. II. B.
np of Carson, returned home
West Point this morning,
|ng been granted a furlOugh
|xty days for the purpose of
Ping his relatives in Western
ada.
ANIEL Cock, a Grand Juror,
sentenced yesterday by Judge
NJ to ray Il fine of $500 and
days Imprisonment in the
MY jail, for contempt Of court,
eng absent without leave.
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the Reno State Journal, Aug. POI
|oTLEY CREW.-The tough
set of" roosters that ever
Rk the dust from any town,
Reno yesterday morning for
new mining district of Cor
fpla. They came hele from
8Inla. Among the crowd were
New York gun-tighters, two
fago murderers, three Balti-
I cruisers, one Philadelphia
e,nghter, four San Francisco
HIIlums, three Virginia beats,
Union Pacific rOughs and
check guerillas. Peace to
! ashes.
EE tedious suit of the united
Fhmen of Washoe Valley
hst the Marlette Flume Com
y Was closed in the District
[ll last night, Judge Harris de-
Elns his decision denying the
|pOrary injunction and vacat-
|lAe restraing order. Court ad-
(aeu until Monday the 25th in
when the case of right and
70 the water of FranktOwn
* Will be tried.
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! eureka 5cntinfl
I,,.bsd every morning, Mondays
excepted. by
mo. ". CASSIDY.

kvpuS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
,r one wear, by mail..........Sl5 90
~ ~ six months, by mail...... s 10
~ three months, by mail. 10
G Gnaners forwarded until paid for.
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things lively. They went on their
way to- lnyo rejoicing and elec.
tioneering.
oN Tuesday last a heavy fall of
rain settled the dust of Columbus
for some days to come. The at.
mosphere cooled by these showers
Is quite refreshing after the very
warm weather we have had of
late. No rain ever fell where if
was more welcome.
THE Inyo Independent brings us
the tidlngs of the deach of John
Carbaugh, who was well known
throughout this section of coun.
Try as a generous, good-hearted
man and a useful citizen. He ran
the line of stages between this
point and Benton for over two
years.
tLLRICK, of the Aurora and In
dependence stage line, passed
Benton on the llth inst. with an
extra coach and stock to run the
mail tri-weekly between those
points. The order for the in
creased service arrived on Satur-
day last.
EUGENE ROSCOE, sub contractor
has received an order from J. Nj.
Meredith, postmaster at Aurora,
dlscontinuing the mail service
from Columbus to Silver Peak.
The order takes effect to- day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

NEW YORK Is to have permanent Crystal
Palace. The Aldermen have voted two mil
lions five hundred Thousand dollars in its
aid, and 1t is said that the Mayor will ap-
prove. The New York Express in noticing
the facts rather fav0rs the project II lt can
be put under honest management Il says :
We need In New York, according to our
means ell the attractions Of London and Pa
rls. Here is the centre Of the New Word of
Its trade, commerce and social life. Here
strangers both congregat0 and remain for
long periods, from all parts Of the world
Here centre some of the most interesting
events In our national history, from the time
Hudson passed upthe North river TO the
smashing of the statue Of King George on tho
Bowling Green and the Inauguration Of Geo.
Washington In Wall street-and the men In
New 1ork, especially the men who haYe
grown rich in New York, owe IL 70 their
city TO see that in all things that are useful
and beautiful the city keeps well abreast Of
the times, not by extravaganza, but by doing
that which will be sure to bring its return.
In the building OF . Public Exposition ed
lice for all times we take it for gran'ed that
the city for all its risks, will be well assured
Of honest and intelligent management, and
without this assurance, better nothing done
than doubt and unceI tainty as to these pre-
liminaries.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
TlRlauuora TOsxrE-sAs.
Delaware Diyisi0n TImo Tabla

FALL ARRANGEMENT,
On ana after MONDAY. Sent ar
1873. Sundays excepted D Trans vii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

- IIA?u tIalu VII run subject 70 dslays inci-
ticns where tine Is given ' N-AS - S'@-
NEW CASTLE TRAINA
Leave New Castle for Wilmlngton Snd pASlaA,.
At 7.4O, II 30 AM. and 6.z5 p. NJ Lava WiInins-
ton 80 A. NJ at l-21 and 5 " ?. NJ, Tor New
Sunday TIAin-LeaVe Wilmiueton fo, Nav e.
ue.Sfy y; M New Castle for Wilmiprton mp n
SMfkN BRANCH TRAINS. -
AadtionAito those above. leave SmyTn = for CLAY.
ton II 80 \. m, and 7.35 D. n, Leave CiaTton r.
SmyrnA6 $40 q. m, and 2.0O p. N :, 10 make esnnscI
slon Tith tralnsto and frCm Dover. a1d stStion,
=. ..o,,,,.-,,,. CONNECTIONS,
At TOWNSEND. with the Ken County And ouss,
Anno's { Kent Railroads. ~~0o4
Al ChA1 TON With the AAryIan and Delaware
Al HARRINGTON. With the unotiOn and Br..k-
At STAFFORD with the Dorchester and Dslsv.,s
Al DELMAR, with the Eastern shore Railr,aa
and WieOmico and POeomOke Railroad
u. y. KENNY Sunt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

NEW CoIN.-The coinage at the Mint for the
month Of October exceeds in amount any coin
age ever executed there or at any other Mint in
the same time. There was delivered By the
Coiner TO the Superintendent in double eagles
$l1,OOO,OOO. and in silver and base coin 81 l9, ,3S5
During the month the Coiner made one de-
livery OF "a 900 in double eagles, the largest
was one hour and twenty minutes Considering
the weight Of this amount-over two tons-thiS
was rapid work. IL We take the double eagles
coined during the month and string them out in
one line it will make nearly twelve miles Of
gold.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

In order to prevent the possibility Of such .
case as that OF the TichbOrne claimant ever
again recurring, it is said that early next ses-
sion bill will be introduced into the British
parliament to the effect that IL any presumed
heir to property should leave the country, and
through any eeceAtrielty or other eausS pur
pOsely abstain from making his existence
known, he shall be looked upon, after the
elapse Of certain number Of years, as dead
In the eyes Of tho law, the property b go TO
the next of kin.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
PiH|55EaRR PiH|5aRRIE4 E4EsElkAolBEI liz lHBEl'I 'IlaoTOF HALEl.
SPECIAL NOTICE

= aa1ailsF WEDNESDAY, OoeoAsf la,h. is7I.
Q RallaaaeR - Win e4 altashed 70 tie iFulRht
'wqlA loaViAa PAnadelDAiA d go ). y, tSF VII
TIE train WI s,QR g slAtions a. Fellows, wAsa
.l.cslf,sa .. SsAy.s gesSy, u q n LasAESteo AS4
s. aNp.R kiSsSe1, Sss .. =: CiS1H.s oSs IN iclsi
N MIlopllAa le40ps NJ eEgiYp Nilml19toa. lNSo
- tost9l HI kRNNHY. sspS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

bHR w0pR 0WN.gy plg4 sf'l
II / had knoWElin the h.crniug isaiItsslR
How wearily all the day ... -
The words nnkind
Would trouble my mind W.
said when ypn Want away, tg1s l0F gEfF
had been more careful, darling,
Nor given you needless pain; III
But We Tex "Our own" s.-..st % s....u
With look and tone, -a.r-,
We might take back again. ,ir.,a
For though in the quiet evening
You may give me the kiss of peace,
Yet IL might be
That never for me
The pain in that heart shall cease.
How many 90 forth in the morning -
That never come home at niRht2
And hearts have broken
From harsh words spoken,
That soIrOw can ne'er set right
We have careful thoughts for the stranger
And smiles for the sometimes guest
But Oft for ''Our own"
The bitter tone,
Though we love "Our own" the best.
Ah lips with the curve inpatient,
Ali brow with the lock oil seOrn.
TWere q cruel fate
Were the night too late
10 undo the work Of the morn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
~

Phi(adelphla, Wilmington and Bal,
umore Railroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
vE1lmiAgtOn ana Western n n.
FINE TABLE.

FALL, AND WINTER ARRAEGRMKN3S. ii
ComAeaciae Oct. Ia
,.F4S.I@ trains win run = follsWs:
leave MilmiRFtoa 10 50 = .. and 5s1b m
leave Landenbers IS, N And 50 r..
AFrtYa - ~ tintnRton s. N. and SSlD h. " &.
Arrive At LandenberE ~ % q. N, aad 6ODm
C0NNkCII0NS-1rain leaving Wilminwion At
|lo 3 9 q with train leaving Philaaslphia at sOGn
Trains leaving Wilmington at SS n eonnec, :
With train leaVinG PhlladelDhia ct b m.
Train arriving at HilmingtOn at IS n With
tFain for Philadelphia at 10 N.
Train aRriViAa a. WilminRton At ~ wffA apat.
for Philadelphia at % n n $3.50
sunday Trains viii Ss withdraw aftsr ooto
- DAVID cOENELL. supl
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03

Subject to delays incident to freight business.
stations named but will leave PassenFers Al shy
10Pping place, except HAre's Corner, state Road
hodney, Armstrong; and DuPonL
|. This train viii be Withdraun whenever the in.
tera'ts OF the Company requires IT.
The PASSENGER Car haretOfora attached To the
RetuFOing fr4in leaving HARRINGTON at % p M
viii De discontinued on the above date,
The Freight Train with PASSENGER Car attached
t@Eine HARRINGTON a. 20 p. n. will make All
cGDlhr steps for passengers.
ssps.ISs. ~ iA.EKENNEY, supt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
.ONDENsED MILK.

Is made by eaFaiully evapOFating the WAtoFy POR-
ton of Fresh MA. adding TO it q small portion Of
white sugar and sealing it ap hermetieally. In
this way 10 will keep fer years and can again 10
hFonsht i very nearly 70 is NATURALLY liquid state Dy
in the preparation OF food for infants, and is
especially adapted to the uge of travellers on 40
count of It's pOTta5lit' aud answering all the par
poses Of fresh milk. ihe best hra1ds are sold BY
3 L. BkINAhURSr CO.,
Corner Sixth and Mark ct atreeta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-11-03
DELAWARE DIVISION

TNlOkrANT NoTICE--In addition to the rsSu-
4 la Market Trains nov running an EXTkA
FhEl0 vi TRAIN, Sundays excepted with Pas
seAger Car attached. will ran between WilmiST-
ton sAd Harrinst39 on and after MOniAy Septem-
Leaving Wilmington at s.SS a. NJ. Aad stoppinx
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Tribute of Resnecf.

/
The COMMITTEES to dfaft resol ldtions
merits of our distinguished friend and COM
peer, who was weH knoSnto us all for the pu.
rity of his character, ,lis CONSCIENTIOUS perform
ance Of duty, the zeal with which he cultivated,
our science, and the contributions he made to
nit the foliowiHr:N eSHTsn li77s:sif ~ 'slf1oa
WHEREAS 1T has Pleased Almighty God to
remove from our midst our distinguished pro-
fessional brother, DrsH IA EyINs J; and where
as, it Is due to his memory, and as a solace to
our own regret at the sad aff1iction sent upon
us, TO place upon record our estimation Of his
character and services Therefore, be Il ;i.'r-
Resotved, /. That by the death of'Dr. T.. "A.
Evins the medical professions has lost bright
ornament and most valuable uerhber, thecon-
n1unity a practitioner sagacions, ,skillful and
wise, who, to the period of his failure in health,
devoted his powers with rare success to the al
deviation Of suffering and the preservation Of
life and secured the affect ti6nate venefati6n OF
all whom heiserved who was not tonlyo pure
aHd1 Without reproach, bnt 1in Ievefy relation
distinguished by singular conscientio
and an earnest piety that, made, his name
Synonymous with truth and virtue. -;,.s.
; 2. That we deeply sympathize with his be-
reaved family in their affsictioii; and that q
copy of these resolution be sent to them IN tes.
timonylthereof.3 iua e@ab sgnJlfo .f,.r 20 metz,
g. That copy ref these resolutions beffurs
nished to the Anderson Intclligeucer and Con-.
servator for publication; d., ssfl
y. -" S,''t', IL SYMdES: ~
10 no'391 if9l99 1s!7S J..iB. BROWNE, ~ Il
/ ,siGo ,'sshF -ii9EliGco HG1GsDG Committee.
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;, ,Mh,nson inns University Property.

Yhe University buildings and grounSs have
been recently purchased By a nunn6er, Of cxi-
zeps, who are, preparing n organize themselves
with ths view Of PeFl4an nently establishing ths
Carolina High School, which noY oecupiesths
PROPERTY. The basis Of organization excludes
.lf ldensn,ipational. or other restricted inaa!
enaes moe from its management. and the object Of
thsrklrehasers is to- founda liberal, high-toned
irstitattOnoe learning, worthy Of our growing
town, ana,ampy arranged to meet the uesessi-
tics Of the times 4 preliminary, meeting Of
the subscribers was he'll on MonIay I afternoon. lftsn
when, il was. resolved, ;toImeeu again on-ne1t
yaesday, 3rdof June, for the pcitpyss Of eom-
pIetibg the organization, and to which tfeetfpg
iii intsresfed are sorsdaIly invited VI laaies
being specially zeqnested tosastendl, &ery.
eitizeh ought to- assiss in this waisewortby
efSst To- advance the cause os edueation, FhnS
such as are not yet enrolled among the subseri-
hcrs have an opportunity of aiding the move
.fent by their subscriptions
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Melv;n M. cohen. formerly Of Charleston

Melvin II. Cohen, formerly of Charleston,
but how re5p5ofl Of ths New OfleaGs 1Fcesuhe,
was Arrested It'd that SitS recently en q charge
Of attteEnptifE % 6assH sinatS Goyefnbf Kell6gg
H8 WIS adniiasa TO- bail and cRisa risbda are
cSSnadenEtiiat Id edN pr6yye aR ali6fa: odf 10 Z
ylNsTEe political catSrs say that ths' De6fo-
cratic party yca6 billy y4iye Ply giving Up its,tfa1
Iditi5hs, aad dths qSephbIica1 6arty By expeiahg
its icSfraptions." But tthe question is, ~hat
would bsIeft Of tH ont without ity tradit itiohs}
IoEof the other without its cprruptiohS7 7od1oqL,
Ell Col. tDeBlahcss Who, cotphaIaed stfef taI
lreesist6rsd Sains9ilN, 9a9, hassas ree6f
lderea himself ID the aat16Fities: hhHer vas
tt4kehi to- New 0rleaGs and released on ab64G
of s5A0G The object sof peBlans' Seems Us
have been,i to- sh0R t6 fhe world that Ksll6gg
and Kis glatf eouidi not Sustain sSheEselv
ESESSiahaS lss$ Backed BY defal 's6ldfes
so qfReR tfo6pyG G%SJsie Sent qo ST. Martins.
,viiie, u Blame disbanleR hiso Sofnrhahd and
Icansaa AIp iesfstanestonio sof o1a y'fI .rT"t
iIIAeo fesiasne has iappSi6ted Colonel
GsorSe w yiIlianson;i d native Of South, Garoli
ma. But f3r MANY Years u resident Of Bouisianss
ito Be Minister ResidenS TO the Central Ahiefii
lcand dsfates,b and IBIS commission was made OUT
mid forwarded dtoo ookiSi Ii New Oflea1s.df Col
Williamson aaafHg otfes wars was! aiil ardent
defender OF the Soutb, aId c6mfnsnde led afegE;
Iien6 dhdef General Kirby nith in TIE tf8nst
NfissisgiVpi eanibaigR q Siilagg heNhas:
Ike :sieic ri sESHgstrseft oaeceptca shesita&f
y Il
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PUBLIC MEETING.

The subscribers to the purchase of the John
son University property, and all persons inter-
ested in theifurtherancc of the project, ere re-
spectfully invited to attend a meeting in the
Court House on Tuesday. next, June 3rd, for
the purpose of pcrfecting an organization Of
the stockholders. The ladies are likewise in
vited to be present on that occasion, and lend
their approval to the scheme of permanently
establishing Il frst-class institution of learning
in'the town Of Anderson. oga3..;J i.g. -:
. tohyforder. BIZ. ..G1;l.5aM ~: D.. e -
-, - g72l JAMES A. fHOYT, Secretary. -.
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w. H. McCaw Esq, editor of the Column
bia Caroiinian, was arrested last Tuesday on
charge of libel, upon warrant issued by Trial
Justice Coleman, on affidavit ofone j. Douglas
Robertson, representative from Beaufort county
in the Legislature of South Carolina Mr..
McCaw appeared before the Justice, and gave
bail in .he SUN oflS5O0 for his appearance.
The arrest grew out Of charge that Robertson
had sought to levy black mail on Mr.. De-
Montmollin, formerly Of Beaufort, but now of
Savannah,
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=, f,sTile Medical sSeeletY.Iads M Yad

;. Tt,r v7nS;ooi SocSnt,rI J, ~,
iiss c' hsffdh5 hieuieafss'ee.Sss.Rns y9at
The anderson, Dst ateaieal Society con.'
vsnsd enc Saturday as. iaseotssjng tO@ @ adjourn
lnent with 2 falE Representation. o. p9Es,claAs !
from town and country ahe ,hresldenf' aIE
w. II. Natdib, 'ocsaps the chair Dand, ex;'
plained n s s osct y 'sf gssi Afsr f ass
ING the minutes OF the lsst meeting an ntln3as9ed
businesswasia iaken mp, She hrstlinooTder being,
thgfspor ofsthe committees appointed % revise
ths III, SS Sga "a, s ssi SiB SB.
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ss- Issfs SOUS Sss ihEasasssa Ut Mat5ss G. Fl. Z.
% ihs Soi li a ssf sE,af Il
onthe 10,hof February lasto Both espe Bhitei
men, engaged din ibuatiugdD thUPea neGriver,s
and soaE was under TIE, iifaaeHes SF fiaSor,
bs AZ I 4 iRSls
Epsincipalis scplaFedl PezaerS assembled teayisi
tnssBithe lsxeeuti8ng aS6uls, met iisi fate witin
aiSs lA5aat ssinSsasn raid gave aBlia watEg
s' sssss 3s ysl l u lHSs ISF X
tthevevDs a iatenReraRee.i lool ,oa Iiis bI1ow
reisnoSA s-s -.A. 5>atasA-ssps-s4 s-ett.iinu ulaas
oSsp H4adbsbeaszof t6&asfHq q6sgaiefe visited
sgS sss sSas III iq3s qBEHs9 HdP Y asssi s
destroyed pany,o y,os Ssseatp5s daEF 'nll@froiasSI
bnildings; afndzSaused,thedoas aftcopsidazahls
propefsygaTRe fhSrsofs Of the catastfobbeesSe
aha the STORM of asina laatHaaa
ha8 a Sas Sss s 81 Sist III thai
many year4 poy ,sdj U1anc1 ed' bus ,osdi,oa
o, msd, " tsv 7roy tSut 9oialasi
faase .Nt. W. EaIMeElroy, Of anderson, ,hWas.
aanfssd epiacas ass t0foHaa iif' GFsebgillsi
hast week, md We undessasag ahas hs proposes
to settle in that young and thriving wing cityA We
wish him gseat success in tho profession hechas:;
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-05-29
Terrific Storm.

r,ry5o lfslIslI9er Terrific n fs st9rnr ii s.,sr
One of ahe most terrific stormsof wind, ,rain,
and hail that has occurred In this section for
years visited the vicinity Sf ,,Andets6n oRf lass
Friday night, between .eigs and nine O'Clock. /.
eMsnalng Coz miles TO- thsnmsth and'ndstheast
of the town, besides ,5saebisgs oatsin' various
directions with less vSiSfehissi aT6s young cot;
ton and corn were badly damaged iin ma many y
places by the hail and yashiag rain,a and large
trees were uprooted by! the ssfndi The rain
poured in torrents for q time, and Ms bare &:
ports from particular aies 1T such Z
deluge,of wa,er ies&shoEtsIaea osdiaie il un.
pnecessepteds RerhhpSthe mdsSssriousd damage
is theierrasss Washing flhshlY YPloEsa 5SuSSds SSdds
which mast p siits jss IN many paesssSs
although the Distraction by the hal.is not inn
considerabIe.q ,aat1ogmi 1son OBJ oiit'p i';uh'
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-05-29
Notice. a,,J of Final Elm Settlement,

THE Undersigned hereby gives notice that
Judge Of Probate for anderson County, roria
THURSDAY, Ord day of July next, for a. Final
Settlement q the Estate of John Ashley, /.
deceased, and a Final Discharge therefrom.
May %, 1878 ,icl ai= IL 6S' 7ssniffSa f 5''ii9