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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27
SPECIAL NOTICE.
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AS rctrcnchmcnt is tho order of the day,
an" we arc willing to fall into tho line, which
we have always advocated, we propose in the
future to reduce the subscription price of the
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and that we will DO able to make q Better
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mind That they will bo required TO comply
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offered. In addition to County, State aud
National News, tho COURIER will contain
weekly we'll selected articles on matters con i.
ccrning the moral and material Improvement
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Our terms from and after this date will to
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Running on purely cash basis. 10 bring
about tins result and to enlarge our subscrip,
ton list, have caused us to offer liberal in
ducements to cash subscribers. We ought to
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CONSUMPTION
Positively GdLERaGAn

All sufferers from this disease that are
anxious to be cured should try Dr. Kissner's
Celebrated Consumptive Powders. These
Powders are the only preparation known
that will cure Consumption aud all diseases
of the Throat and Luugs-indeed, SO
strong is our faith in them, and also to
convince you that they are DO humbug, VIC
will ferwasa % ocnry -anfersr, 5yz<<sa:.!!, pgst-
paid. a Free Trial Box.
We don't want your money until you are
perfectly satisfied of their curative powers.
If your life is worth saving, don't delay 10
giving these Powders trial, for they will
surely cure you.
Price, for large box, So 90, sent to any
part of the United States or Canada, by
mail, on receipt of price.
Address,
ASEH 81 Eea1HSH3HNS,
3G0 Fulton STREET, BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Dec 27, 1877 ely
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FITS EPILEPSY,
Failing Sickness

Permanently Curcd--no humbug-by
one months usage Of Dr. Goulard's Cole.
brated !nfa!lih!e Et Powders. TO COZ.
vince sufferers that these powders will do
ali we claim for them, we viii send them BY
mail, post paid, free Trial Box. As DR..
Goulard is the only physician that has ever
made thio disease special study, aid as to
our knowledge thousands have been perma.
nently cured by the use of these Powders,
VIC will guarantee pormane nt cure in
every case, or refund you oil! money ex-
pended. All sufferers should give these
Powders an early trial, and be convinced of
their curative powers.
Price, for large box, $500, or 4 boxes
$1,000, sent by mail to any part of United
States Or Canada on receipt of price, or by
express, G. 0. D. Address,
ASEn ~ ROBBINS,
$50 FULroN SraEET, BGooKLYN, N. Y.
Dec 81, 1877 ely
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De. !: !; ,!5i. ?; MICKLER 4 CO: }.
ShcriH's Sales.

l will sell to the highest bidder, before
the Court House Door 10 Walhalla, on
MONDAY, the 7th day of January, 1878,
within the legal hours of sale, two Lots.
eaSh containing one ncrc, moro or less. Nos.
l25 and 113, adjoining Mrs: n. K6ss, E
Wie6ens and others. Levied on as tho
property of II. w. VonIIodep at the suit
of Is. s. James, Agent e. Go.
4OO acres. more or less, adjoining J. D.
llogen, Julia Maxwell, 9. p. Pool and
others Levied on as the property Of +. L.
Maxwell at tho suit of CrcsweN, Waller,
Watson d. Co., and others.
ALSO,
One Tract Of Land, containing ono hun
drcd acres, more or less, adjoining lands Of
John Sharp and others. Levied on Us tho
property of W. b. White at the suit of D.
BiemaDn.
TERMS CASH-purchosor to pay
extra for titles.
j. II. ROBINS,
Sheriff Oconco County.
Dec 13, 1877 4.3
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate

offer at private sale, at ono half of its ap-
praised value,
THO TRACTS OF LAND,
One containing 243 acres. two miles from Wal
halla Depot, and 6 miles from Seneca CITY,
valued at 81 per acre, and the other containing
1924 acres, adjoining tho former, valued So per
acre.
all Of both tracts is native forest, except
abort twenty acres of tho former, which has
been recently cleared.
Sold to stop interest in the Banks at Anderson
and Walhalla.
If not previously sold. tho Lands will be
offered at auction at Walhalla on Saleiay in
January next.
TERMS: Half cash; balance at one year
with interest from date
J.J. NORTON, Trustee.
Dec 81, 1877 G-2
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27

Dr. ). l.. Reynolds, an eminent scholar and
divine, died at Grccnvillc G. H. on tho 10Th
ins,an. Of neuralgia of the heart. DR.. Rcy-
nolds was professor Of Latin in the South ca
rol'na College for upwards of twenty years prior
to the war and at the time of his death was q
professor in Furman University, at Grccnylle.
lie is the author of number of books now
used IN our schools
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27

We regret to learn that on the l4th
instant, Mr.. John Holden, of Pickcns, was
thrown from his wagon on Oconeo Noun
tain, in this county, and killed. The horse
ran away, causing the accident as stated
above. One of the deccascd's children was
also seriously injured.
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GREAT REDU CI'ION
IN
K1a'SCeS
J. P. MICKLER::. & CO.'S

"F KEEP FULLY UP WITH THE
w ~ times by buying our Goods for
cash and keeping always on hand larro and
well selected stock of Goods at unnrccedent--
edly low prices
We nrc offering now beautiful sugars from
III to ~ cents per pound.
Coffccs from 20 to 25 conts pcr nound
Flour from Sc so to $8 per barrel.
Best ] Shirting from to and cents ner
yard. ''"'' po'
Prints from Ct to 8 cents per yard-bost
brands. o''
Whole Stock Brogans at 81 .25 and unwards.
Ladies' Shoes from 81 and upwards,
Salt Tor everybody at 81 25 Der sack.
Nails 10 d. at $3.50 per keg.
Wagon Iron at 3, 3f and 81 cents per pound
Hundreds of articles that we arc giving
bargains in that wo can't mention here
Come and see and be satisfied.
We have on hand an excellent lot Of tho
Towers Patent Plows, which we oro snll;n~
at less than factory prices. Theyare adnnto6
to all soils and please all that have tried them.
Also. the popular Watt Pows.
Our friends whom we have induIped will
please remainder that this is the season for
sqnarlng off accounts, and We earnestly nsk
you to come forward and settle, as our firm
expires by Limitation on January 1>t, 1873,
and We arc anxious to close our books.
Respectfully.
! J. P, ?; MICKLER & CO.
Dec 20, 1877. s.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27

In order to give our employees an opportu
nifty to enjoy Christmas We have issued anly
half sheet this week.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27

AT the annual communicative cf the Grand
Lodge Of Ancient FrGnmaSons cf SiHth
Carolina, held in Charleston this week, the
following officers were elected and installed to
serve the ensuing year: B ". Eall. Lnurens,
Grand Master; a. T. Smythc Charleston
Deputy Grand Master: james +. Izlrr. Of
nngcbur.., Senior Grand Warden: } d.
Kennedy Camden. Junior Grand Warden;
Juhu II. Honour. Charleston, Grand Trru,u
rer; Charles Jnslcsby Charleston, Grand
Secretary; Rev. John Kcrshaw, Abbeville,
Grand Chaplain.
The following appointments Of subordinate
officers were made: j. y. McFaddcn, Chester,
and L T. Hacker. Charleston, Senior Grand
Deacnns, d. B. Gil!land, Charleston. and
w. II. McGhcc, Cnke>burf. Junior Grand
Deacons; T. p. Westmnrcland Grcenville,
Grand Pursnivanti Zimmerman Davis,
GrcenviIc. and r. Furnl"n Divers. Anderson,
Grand Stc~ ards w. a. Wilson, Charleston,
Grand rilcr.
The following appointments of District
Deputy Grand Mcstcrs were made by Grand
Master Ball: First District w. W. IIum-
phrcys, Anderson; Second District j. NJ.
Ellord, Spartanbnrg; Third District, a. IL.
White, Rock llill Fourth District. S. c.
Moblcy, Chester; Fifth District, G. Il. Borg,
columbia; Sixth District, l.. Il. lzler, Barn
VOL. Seventh District j. Adgcr Smyth
Charleston. Eighth District. j. A. Law.
Darlington. Ninth District, j. d. Shaw,
Snmtcr. Tenth District, s. A. Durham.
Marion.
Past Grnud Master, W. G. DoSauassure,
was invited to deliver an address ut tho next
annual communication on tho History of
FreemasonrY in South Carolina.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27

Nlr. Nathan rcx, OF OcoEcc, wio has
been in the huuutic Asylum for several
years, died there recently.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27

Attention is called to the advertisement t
of George ilcist, who has just opened a
new bakery IN our to1n. We besprak fer
him liberal patronage BY our people.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27
Final Settlement.

TIE undersigned will apply to the Probate
l. Court on the 23d January next, 1878, at
Walhnlla Court House Mt IL o'clock A. NJ. for
final settlement of the estate Of Hiram Gibson,
licensed, and final discharge thcrcfrom and
all creditors having demands against the estate
are notified that the legality OF their claims will
be passed upon and determined by The Court on
that day. WM. SCRUGGS.
Administrator
Dec 90, 1877 b-dt
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New Advertisements.

THE undersigned bcgs leave to announce to the
1 citizens Of Wnlhalla and the public generally
TINT lie has opened NEW BAKERY at tho old
stand Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Kinard, Main Street
Fresh Bread, Cakes and Viena Brezels always
on hand. The Wholesale trade can be supplied
on short notice. Also, on hand choice stock
of Candies, Fruits, &c. Parties and Balls sup.
piled. Give me CALL My prices are low and
satisfaction guaranteed. Respectfully,
GEORGE HEST
Dec27, 1877 G-3t
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Attention is called to the various adycr-
tisemcnts in this weeks issue.
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RECEIVERS NOTICE

TTlE undersigned has been appointed Re.
Z ceiver for the firm of Thomns Ilorncr G
Son. All persons indebted to them by in,is.
ment, note or account mnat pay promptly, or
their obligations will he put in suit,
JOHN G. GARY, Receiver.
Dec 20, 1877 5-a
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27

The hoy that swallowed knife is awfully
cut up about it.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27

An indiscreet person is like an upsea.od
letter which everybody can peruso.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27
" G62Qgo :

All persons indebted to ID.
Bicmann Or IL. ID. a. Biemann,
either by Note or Account, must
como forward and settle before
January 9TH, 1878, if they don't
want their notes and accounts left
at the Court House for collection.
II. ID. a. IslEN ANN.
Dec. l3, 1877. 1-3t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1877-12-27

THE DELINQUENT
LAND list,
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE.

COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE. J
OcoNEE COUNTY, Dec 18th, 1877. {
The following list of "dclinqucnt lands"
in the County, for tho yeur 1916, has been
returned to ths ccice by r. S Porcher,
Treasurer of said County. to wit:
CENTRE TOWNSHIP.
Chaney Dickson, p c, 20 ucres.
Estate Of Elias Earle, SO acres
1913 acres
i" l6S acres.
" 522 acres.
COS acres
Mary Lonicr, 700 acres.
Horace W. Nlagee, (Minor) l acre
SENECA TOWNSHIP.
w. Henry Hocombc. 85 acres
Mrs Pensey Muster, al acres
David Pinckney, p Q, 80 acres
W. w Russell. lot
Thomas II Smith, 35 acres
Estate Of George A. Trenholm, 1905
acres
SENECA CITY,
WIN. S Nicely, lot aud l building
TUGALO WN,SHII,.
l.. G. Bolt, 15G acres
Alexander Bryce, Jr., 200 acres
Alexander Bryce, Jr, 800 acres
Susan j. Leathers, 60 acres
Mrs Jemimah Long, 60 acres
Benjamin j.. Rceder, 2 houses aud lot
Jumcs ?. WoodnIlf 27O acres
va GENER TOWNSHIP.
John bausket. 8 acres and building
WIZ. a. Breckenridge. 1000 acres
James Breckenridge, 240 acres and
building
II b. Hammond, 35 acres
Thomas b Lee, 239 acres
Nancy A Patterson, l08 acres
Sam Simpson, % acres
James W. Visngc, l59 aorcs
WALHALLA.
Alexander Bryce, Jr, 2 lots and
,4ssffif4 u 3ipess----.--...----
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RICHARD LEWIS.
Judge Of Prubnt"
KEITH IL WERNER,

i'inintiiT's Atorur,s
4Moryan. aeteaaaats above named ,ohose
], place of residence is unhao,on:
n TAKE NOTICE: The complaint and
summons herein have been fled in the
i6otTice Of Judge of Probate, at tho Court
gSHouse in Walhalla, S. c., for the purposes
Esthcrcn set forth; and that you are required
$40 appear in the cause by the 1st Monday
siu March next or tho Plaintiff will apply
sstn the Court for the relief demanded in the
s6eonp'aint.
KEITH & WERNER.
So Plain'iff'- Attorneys, Wal,nIlh. S. G
S Dec l3. 1877 t-6t
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state Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF OCONEE.
|. llR the Court Of Probate.

Robert T. Morgan, as Administrator of the
tggs Personal Property of Mahlon Morgan,
SSA deceased, Plaintiff, vs. Lucinda Morgan,
& widow, james NJ Morgao, Louis W.
7" Morgan, Allen r. Morgan, Mnrtha Il.
Morgan, lJeptba N. Morgan, Martha j.
hlorgan. Mary Il Simmons, Elizabeth NJ.
hlorgaut Wm. X. Morgan, Samuel j..
Morgan, children. and Francis Il. Erwin,
graudchi!d, as 'huirs-st-law of Mahlon
Morc,f, deceased, defendants.-C Com
plaiaIt to sell Real Esfate for Payment Of
), Debut Partition, de-. dc.
70 Meipefendaats IN tie a6ooc stated case:
saakUU and each Of you are hereby SUN
( L moned aud required to answer the
complaint in this action which is filed in
the Office Of the Judge of Probate, in and
for the County and State aforesaid, aud
serve copy of your answer on the sub
1 soribcr OF his Office, on the public squarc,
Yin Wslhsllu, S. G., within twenty days after
Si the service Of this summons on you, cxcIu-
S sivc of the day of service. If you fail to
s answer the complaint within that time, the
q PIaintiffs vii! apply to the Court for the
3srelief demanded in the complaint
M WITNESS my hand and SEAL this l 1th
%s day of December, in the year Of uur
1'S Lord one Thousand eight hundred
s& and seventy-Seven and in the 1O2d
sSs@s year Of American Independence.
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NORMAN'S DRUG AND FANCY STORE.
Presents for Old and YOUNG.

IioSe1lCS 10Y OlQ ana Young.
large assortment Of Toys and Fancy
Articles; Jewclry Of the latest styles; Silver
Plate of most exquisite patterns and finish;
Fire Works in profosion; French and Stick
Candies of all ilavors and sorts; Nnts Of all
kinds: Jcllies Of delicious taste; Cigars, Snuff
and Tobacco Of liue flavor and quality.
Canned Goods of various Meats; Fish, Fruits
and Vegetables: Atmorc's celebrated Mnce
Meat for Pies: Prize Candies n large assort.
ment: Mackcrc, fresh from the Mediterranean
Sea; Dutch Herring and I.mburgcr Cheese;
Cranbcrrcs for Sass and Alaccaroni for Soups.
ALSO,
A few articles For the sick, such rs Pills and
Caster Ilc &c
All these dclicacics to be had ut
RlCHilRD l.. NURNlAN'S
DRUG AND FANCY STORE
DOLL BABIES OF ALL SIZES AND AGES.
Dec l3, 1877 a.
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bEffad44Hb ad44Hbsss---------------- -
Alex g Bryce, Jr., II acres e:,
F." 1926 acres and l
building
Jesse L Cox. 100 acres
Frederick e. Jacobs, l lot
James ". Keith, pc, lot
Estate of Daniel II. Silcox, l lot
Henry Stucke, one lot, and | building,
lao acres
II Il. Seawright, lot
WEST UNION.
John S. Land, l lot
Morgan II. Manning, lot aud | build
ing
KEO WEE TO1PNSHIf.
Balus Clayton, AGO acres
Doc +. Mahuify, rs acres
" 202 acrcs
Perry aud Sharp. 200 acres
::h"!;v" rr' Ei"ai;, lSa geraa
PULASKI ~ WNSAIf,.
Mary Butt 453 acres
james ". Chambers, 200 acres
Phillip Chambers. 100 acres
Henry Long, 100 acres
ii p. McCrackeD, rs acres
Joel i Phillips 131 acres
Wm. 9. Puts. 100 acres
VIM. B Pitts IS acres
David Pitts, 100 acres
Henry Roach. 100 acres
James Roach, I, 1,187 acres
Moses Smith. l03 acres
Polly Stafford. 200 acres
Ln:cuzo d. Thrift, 525 acres
Hrdick WopIhahks, 55 acres
tHATTOOGA TOWNSHIP.
Bryce and Taylor. ~ acres
Thomas Erwin, rs acres
Berry E. Lewis, 7 acres
Estate OF Dorothea Moss, 140 acres
Parker mud james, 800 ucrcs
George Il. Walker, 377 acres
WRITE WI 7'ER TO IVNSHII'
Aln'k Burrel, 40 acres
Bryce mud Howard, $50 acres
Ann Crook, Alt acres
William Dodgins, 800 acres
Notice is hereby given that the whole OF
the several parcels lots aud parts of lots Of
Real Estatc, described in the preceding
list, or so much thereof as will be necessary
to pay the taxes penalties and assessments
charged thereon, will be sold by the Trcasn
rcr of Oconce County. South Carol ma, at
his Office in said County, on Monday, the
8 lst day Of Deccmber, Anno Domin, 1877
unless said taxes, assessments aud penalties
be paid before that time, and suoh sale will
bo continued from day to day, until all Of
said parcels, lots and parts of lots of Rcu
Estate shall be sold or offered for sale.
G. + WATSON,
Auditor Oconec County.
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Auditor Ocouoe County.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-06
4 New Confidence Game ana Robbery
ON Passrnger at MeadviIIe.

MEADvILLE, Pa, August Warren
Hall, !umbermsn, aged fifty one, resid-
ing at Everett, Mich, while waiting for
the midnight train at the depot last
night, was induced by = man represent
ing himself to be freight conductor, and
upon pretense that his tram would reach
Cleveland ahead of the express, and at
less expense to start with the confidence
man for the train below the depot. Soon
after leaving the depot Mr.. Hail
concluded TO return and await
the express, when his companion
struck MIN blow IN the face
with heavy iron, knocking him sense
less to the ground, and Immediately his
pockets were rihed OF every cent. and he
WAS lett in an almost dying condition
Hall claims to have had 500 on his per-
son. Three suspicious characters were
arrested this afternoon and committed to
Jail for trial in default OF bali. One OF
the parties arrested was At once recog-
rizcd as one OF the confidence men by
Hall. Public sentiment Is almost IN
favor of lynching the prisoners. All
claim Emra As their home, and are
named NJ. D. Day, Martin Kelly and
Pat Lynca.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-06
Tne Labor Question.

WAsHIHGToN, August 3. "A good
portion OF the Presidents message, upon
the reassembIiug o. Congress, will be
devoted 20 the consideration OF the labor
question. 1t il known that 81 the nu
merous Cabinet meetings held within the
past two weeks his subject has in several
Instances been discussed 10 the exclusion
of ali other matters. Sevcrsl members
OF the Cabinet are known to favor the
passage of y Law providing tor the or
ganiz4tion OF commission which shall
have due regard for the interests OF all
producers, merchants, railroad employees
and capitalists, 80 that on any question u
lair compromise may bt effected. \
memb'r OF the Cabinet, il conversation,
spoke OF this plan, and argued that Con
gress mas the right to pass such n law
under the clause Cf the Constitution su-
thorizing that body to regulate commerce
with foreign nations AMI among the sew
ersl States and with the Indians Such
commission miSst he vested with
power to examine into the desIrability OF
chartcrlng new railroads, and might re-
uulre certain conditions TO be fulfilled, 50
a, ~ establish reasonable certainty that
the projected road would bc remunera-
tive, and that the company would have
means TO pay Tor its construction, and
thus avoid disastrous failures.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-06
1HE nARrINRURG MEETING.

The friends of Msrtinsburg tor IN
Capita, aad ve-y respectable meeting
:! the State house Saturday night. Hon
ROBERT SIMEON presided, and mum
Der ot prominent gent emen occupied the
;psskers stand. Judge j. b. HoGE, "Ou'
nert governor, somebody called him.
addressed the assemblsge for about one
hour, during which time he said man!
good things tor Msrtinsburg and NJ
bsd thing sh.a. her OPP, nents. The
Judge marntalncd his proverbisl dignity
and cour,e., throughout hir speech
and mai" most favorsb',
impression upon his audience
SO far ss We can learn, how
ever, he made no converts 20 the cause OF
his town. The vote Tor Msrtinsburg
will be light in this section OF he State
in fact, the total vote in this county vii,
be light judging from surfac' indics-
uons. The people heresbouts are no
disposed TO enthuse over the cheme to
take the Capital away from Wheeling;
they will not rend their neither garments
10 any great extent in the interest OF ATTY
VI the contesting points.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-06
On1raSe by a Bogn. Officer.

ST. LOUIS, August 5.-A Gtobe-DenlO-
crot special from California, Mo, says
that = young man named George ThorP
went 10 the house Of An old negro named
Reynolds, living five miles from Cslifor-
MIA, at II o'clock last evening, and told
him be had warrant for him and his
grown daughter, and had been sent by
the sheriff to BRING them in. Thorp had
pistol and knife. which he hourlshed
sbou. 10 = threatening manner, and
started with Reynolds and daughter for
California Alter going distance Thorp
told Reynolds 10 90 back home and he
would bring the girl IN alone. The old
man return ed and s few minutes after
tue girl says that Thorp threw her on
the grounl aud outraged her person,
then drew his knife across her throat
and threatened 10 kill her If she told
what had been done. Sherid Wood Is
now sesrching for Th0rP, who ls said TO
be very bad character, and has been in
3 number Of difficulties.