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friends advised bis withdrawal last
night. but he refused.

friends advised bis withdrawal last
night, but he refused.
VIRGINIA.. Dec. IA.
Robert Sherwood, president OF the
Union Consolidated, says no change
in the control Of the Union Consoli.
dated mine lad been made, or WAS
likely 10 be. Proposing operations
will be resumed with renewed vigor
in Union ground Is oon "a the Opbir
pumps are In working order on the
1900 level: until then, great caution II
required, - there are indications Of
tie presence Of water-large Quanti-
ties being on the 1870 level Of the
Union. This II considered . very fav-
orable indication. Mr.. Mackay says
nov there are no fears OF the ability Of
the Comstock mines, with the nsschin-
cry in present use, to handle oil the
water that may be struck.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. IA.
This morning, Susan Watson, . ma
tive OF Michigan, 80 years Of age. was
found dead in her room, 1t 6l2 Cali
fornia street, with . rope around her
neck, and the other end attached to
the headboard of her bed. Deceased
had been employed as . domestic in
the city, but for several weeks had
been out OF work and much depressed
in spirits.
Jno. Bole. . native Of ireland, aged
43 years, was found dead In bed this
morning, 1t his residence, l29 Copp
street. A letter, written by him. states
that he would commit suicide. A vial,
which had contained strycbnine, was
found ON the table. Four bank books
were found among his effects, showing
several thousand dollars TO his credit
in the Savings and Loans Societies,
and considerable money, jewslry, etc.
George Alexander, . seaman on The
Pacific mail steamship Dscotah, which
arrived from Victoria, jumped over
board on Wednesday afternoon. as the
vessel was on her way down the coast,
and was drowned. No cause Is as
signed for the suicide.
VIRGINIA CITY, Dec. IA.
Meesrs. Bald win, Hill and Frank, oil
the committee Of stockholders ap
pointed To investigate the Schultz
management OF the Justice mine, ar
rived this morning. Baldwin says:
1--WE intend TO secure all the evidence
obtainable, and prosecute Schultz un.
til We ecOve the amount which he
has defrauded the company OF. No
doubt the Bullion has beer managed
in the same name that the Justice
has, and the Bullion stockholders
should seize this opportunity TO vel
rid of the Schu management. I be.
lieve the aggregate amount Of the
swindle will not fall short of = million
dollars"
Henry Augustine, Of Silver City
was to-day installed rs Clerk Of the
Justice mine, in lieu Of J. s. Kennedy
Jr.
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COAST.
sam
PROCEEDINGS OF THE WOOD.
VILE COMPANY.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Bueserleld Shoots ~ 8evenOaks.
THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.

SAN Francisco. Dec. IA.
At Z meeting OF tho Trustees Of the
Woodville Consolidated Mining Com
pany, held yesterday, John F. Pope
was elected Secretary, Vice, w. II.
Helman. A resolution was adopted
that all furthur transfer Of stock be
suspended till the matter Of the report
ed over. issue has been fully In vesti.
gated. Other proceedings were had,
but will not yet be made public.
There II no material change in the
Senatorial conteat, on the 18th ballot.
last night. the vote stood as follows:
Farley Is. Mcdonald 20. Ryland Is.
and Hsger II.
About half past 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon. the crowd gathered on Pine
street, between Montgomery and San
some, were startled by four PISTOL
shots in rapid succession, at the same
instant VIM. Butterfied was seen
standing on the sidewalk In front Of
Atkinson Il Davis brokers Office, in
the San Francisco Stock Exchange
building. fiourishing q big British bull
dog PISTOL. II appears that he had
some trouble about Q stock Transaction
with John SevenOaks, another we'll
known operator, and spying Seven
oaks In Atkinson & Davis Office.
opened fire on him without warning.
None Of tho shots took effect. A dense
crowd gathered et once. and Butter
field was disarmed and marched OF
between tive policemen TO the City
prison.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
YR3 o1HA9 War.
THE EPIDEMIC AT PLEvNA.
500 Sick and Wounded in the Hos
pitals.
THE DUFAURE MINISTRY.
lnsoPreee1On ~ Crete.
THE EPIDEMIC AT PLEvNA.
THE DUFAURE MINISTRY.


LONDON, Dec. IA.
A Times correspondents al Plevna
ts~legrsphs: Grand Duke Nicholas told
me that Osman Pashs had reported
his force at q 600, but NJ the same
time the Grand Duke seemed doubt
ful IL there were 10 many. About 60
cannon and many hundred wagons are
among the trophies. Osman Pasha
had thre6 weeks provisions still on
hand and ten days ratiOns In his
transport train, for the whole army.
TIE immediate cause OF bis abandon
ing the entertainments was the break
ing out Of an epidemic among the
troops. There were forty or fifty dead
bodies . day In Plevna, and there wers
no mon available IN bury them. and
the mortality was increasing. Eight
hundred sick and wounded are in the
hospitals.
BELGRADE, Dec. IA.
A proclamation Of the Serviau Gov
eminent has just been issued, an
nouucing that the Servian army has
been ordered to ros the Turkish
frontiers.
PARIS, Dec. II.
The Dufaure Ministry 10 gazetted TO
day. The Constitmtionel, Journal Des
Dc6ats, Sol iei and Dir NeWUieme Sell
Gle entirely approve Of the new Cabi-
net, and congratulate the country upon
the termination Of q crisis. The Re.
pMbiiQue Francaise and Raphel admit
that Cabinet is composed Of mod
crate but sincere Republicans. but
point out that it must bs judged by its
works, and insist on guarantees.
LONDrN, Dec. IA.
An instruction has broken out in
the Province of Ainyre, Crete. The
Turkish families and inhabitants OF
other Provinces have sought refuge in
the fortress. The Governor Of Crete
has s-nt troops to suppress the insur.
rection.
BUCHAREST, Dec. IA.
According to the official returns, the
Russian losses in the fighting pre-.
cedirg the surrender Of Plevna, were
10 officers and 142 men killed, As Of
ficers and 1.207 men wounded. The
Turks lost 1910 killed and wounded.
and the prisoners include 10 Pashas,
l28 staff officers. 1900 officers, 80. OO0
infantry and 1900 cavalry. Seventy.
seven cannon were also captured.
LONDON, Dec. IA.
A telegram from ErxerOum says: In
pursuance from Lord Derby, the Brit.
ish Consul left yesterday morning,
with all the archives of the Consulate,
Four l4-centimetre siege guns have
been brought by the Russians from
Ksrs to Hassan Kaleh, and An attack
upon Erzsroum 10 momentarily ex'
pected.
A correspondent telegraphs that the
departure Of the British Consul Is re
gardsd by the Turks ~ foreshadowins
q British declaration of war agains
Russia.
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Boutwell,, Who hes had an iutsrview
With the President, Is satisfied that the
President will veto the pending bill II
passed.
CHICAGO, Dec. Is.
The Trt1Sns this morning publishes
Q call signed by over 1000 citizens OF
Chicago, for . mass meeting to DO held
this evening. to discuss the earnest ne
cssslty Eor the demonstration OF the
silver dollar. In pursuance OF the call
for . mass meeting, TO AXE action on
the sill yer question now pending before
men assembled In the Tabernacle tn
adoptexi the following resolutions,
which were preceded by . brief presrn-
BILE. They declare: first-That the
demonstration Of silver was q vital
and radical change in our monetary
syetem, Affecting the rights Of all our
people, especially debtors, and we con-
| denim IL as Q hxsty, covert and ill-ad-
vised scheme, and strongly reprObste
the adhereucs To the fraud, while busi-
ness calamity and general p~r0atrAtion
| rule the day. Sec0nd-That, without
doubt, demonstration Was accom-
plished through concealmsnt, decep.
ton and fraud, and raj the people gen
orally knew nothing Of II. and whsther
the Conaresan,en and President knew
its import ar not, 1t does not rep
resent the people. Third-The value
of public bonds and public bur-
dens have been simultaneously In
creased, The bonds are properly re-
deemable in silver, and It Is illegal, un-
lust and wicked tn clsndestinely de.
spoil the people. and increase 10th
public and private taxes. Fourth.
Regarding the President, Of undouht~d
integrity and patriotism, yet he ~
been misguided BY counsels. q his
message shows no genuine word OF
comfort for the struggling masses. and
his suggestion that yielding to the bond.
holders will enable u IN refund the
debt Ut lower rates, u Q deiusion.
Fihh-The Government cannot, with
due regard to the rights of the people.
waive its option tn pay In gold or silver
and restrict itself to payment ! GOLD
alone, and the consequences Of this ne
GariOus scheme are so far reaching and
disastrous that It calls fpr unireasured
denuncistiOn. Sixth-The making Of
silver . legal tender o small debts.
but not for bonds, II the worst kind OF
partial legislation. We pledge our
selves tn vote for no man for Congress
not fully committed in favor OF silver
becoming = full, legal tender tor every
debt. The Seventh calls upon both
Houses to insist upon demonstration.
and IL the President vetoes II, to ap
pend a clause to the general appropri
alton bill repeating the decentralization
act, and 10 stand by it with the conf
dence Of popular support. The Eighth
recommends meetings about the coun
try similar to this. aud to urge prompt
action in Washington.
Marshal MaeMahon Yields.
New YORK, Dec. Is.
Specials from Paris say the crisis Is
ended, and MacMxhon has arrived ct
an understanding with the Left. A
deputation NJ the Right waited upon
him and told him it ri impossible to
form . Ministry. The Marshal was
deeply moved, and said there wsa
nothing to do hut resign, but subse
quently yielded.
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NIGHT
IAY31Y FROM WASH
IMQToM.
CONKLING WISHES TO GUST
HvARTS.
Net Obliged 20 Reveal Diplesnssie
Secrets.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IA.
There II . suspicion that Senator
Conkiing procured his special commit
tee TO Investigate our Mexican rela.
tons in the hope Of discovering some
thing which he can use rs . lever tn
GUST Evarts from the Cabinet. 1t is
expected to invite the Secretary before
the coin mittee after the latter has COL
lected what it can from outside source,
and endeavOr tn elnbarraSs him by
questioning. This will fail. because
Evarts has no damaging facts son.
cealed; besides. he Is under no obliga-
tons to reveal diplomatic secrets.
rattle es the Rivsr Lom-8ejsesasn
81 sho PreslAeus's Nominations
The Plevns Fight Proves 70
Have Been Desperate.
CHICAGO, Dec. II.
A Tribune London special says /:
The particulars OF the battle ON the
river Lom cannot be learned ut pres
emit, but Il was . serious affair.
The Inter- Oceans Washington spe.
oial says: Official Information was
cent 70 the President, yesterday, Of the
rejection Of his appointments. a. II
customary In such cases. Although
he saw several visitors. II cannot be
ascertainod that he alluded to the sub
ject. Secretary Sherman seems the
most hopeful Of all the Cabinet op.
posed N the reconciliation Of Roose.
velt and Prince, although be declines
70 ray anything. The most natural
inference u, that be congratulates him.
self over bis own wisdom.
A Times Bucharest special says: As
dstails come II, the 6sht before Plevna
proves to have been desperate in the
ox frome. Had not the time and direc.
ton OF the Turkish sortio been known
the Russians Ia advance, Osman
Pnshs would have almost to . certainty
escaped with . considerable portion Of
his army. A. Il was. he annihilated
two Russian divisions, and almost suc-
cooded 10 piercing the Russian lines.
The advance on Sophia. IL 10 thought.
will take place d once, and possibly
other columns, marching on parallel
linee. will cross etho Bslkans, II the
weather u not unfavornblo.
Justice Killian, the former President
Of the German msrican Bank, was
appointed it, Receiver, with .
bond fxed ~ $4,000.
Uo0aaaesng Ceo0issee In The
Unten Lfsxos.
NEW YORK, Dec. IA.
Senator Conkling and bis supporters
have elected . Nominating Committee
in the Union League Club. This 10 IN
unexpected defeat for the Adminiptsa-
lion Rspubaicsns, Who claim Is per
cent, Of the member. Tho reConl-
mspdations ri the Nominating Com.
have usually received the rsti-
Nastiou Of the Club. but the disap-
pointed In the preliminary election
say that II an Questionable ticket 10
preseptsd, II will b defested.
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ytsTERpAY's DISPATCHES.
SHIPMENTS OF TRADE DOL
LARS.
Matthews Confident that the Silver
len viii Stand BY Him.
Beselataons ~ 5000 8~eprssenss.
tave 0on.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.

WASHIN0ION, OOS. 10.
Information having reached the
Treasury Department hat shipments
0f trade dollars are being made from
San Frsnctsc0 TO the east Of the Rocky
Mountain, for domestic circulation.
Instructions were to-day sent to the
Pacific Coast miuts to receive deposits
In silver for returns In trade dollars
only In Gases where that coin shall be
sctnalIy roouirUd and Intended for ex.
port TO other Countries. II this re-
striction should not prevent the send.
ine q trade dollars kast for domestic
~, Il 10 probable the receipts of bull
lion Tor coinage into trade dollars will
b ineormifted for . time.
CHICAGO, Dec. IS.
4 WaghingeoA spesaal says: Mat
theWo lntonde TO forco . vote on his
resolution hofore the holiday recees.
aud u confident the silver men will
sand By him. An arraugoment has
sen made between the friends and
npponouts II the silver bill 10 let It 60
over ths halliday rscoss. A member Of
The syndinte, wbo = In the city 10
Iog6od your norrospondene thst no
so1sD ~ Per ceuL bonds are betnG
nAde, ard that the syndiests regrets
~ lato- oubeesiptiou Of ten million dol
lars. This Subscription was made inn
medIatoIy oIt6f tbs President's mes
aaeo was sent M with The eK~peotation
that the PSosideut's views would In
flueuce the Senate and prevent the pas
sago Of IN extreme silver bill. The
syndicats would b glad TO withdraw
thsir lat subscriptioo. An intimation
10 thrown ont that Matthews' silver
questioa VA introduced In the Senate
with the consent OF the President. who
desires the opinion Of both branches
Of Congress on the question Of paying
the public debt In silver. The story 10
mot entirely credited. but comes from
excellent authority. 1t IL also . part
Of the story thai u both branches Of
Congress pass Matthew'S resolution.
tho President Will then b In . posi-
tion whore be can decline to veto the
silver bill, but allow it TO become . bill
lfithout his signature. Ex-senator
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BECOME

SECOND DIDDATCM.
The Dsmsesasie Caucus = FarIsy's
Chances l0psoving-No Changes
IN the Management Of the UH1om
Consolidated Three Kmicides =
CPookeaness In the Bullion.
SACRAMENTO, Dec. IA.
The first ballot In the Democratic
caucus 10 day, Was as follows: Farley
"A. Ryland Is. Mcdonald 70. Hager Is
Second ballOt-Farley %, Ryland Is.
Hager Is. Mcdonald Is.
Third ballot Farley %, Ryland 70.
Mcdonald 20, Hager 10.
Fourth ballot Farley 30, Ryland q,
Mcdonald 16, Hager IL.
Fifth ballot-Farley 80. Ryland. Il,
Mcdonald IA. Hsger IA.
sixth ballot-Farley 81, Ryland %.
Mcdonald IS, Hager Is.
The last ballot shows that McDon.
AIDS supporters are breaking to Far
lay. 1t II asserted BY the friends ol
the latter that be y likely to carry OF
oil McIionald's San Francisco support
ers but two. Some Of McDonald's
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ON SUNDAY LAST, A LITTLE GIL,
~ while in attendance at the m9rn;ss
service Of the Episcopal Church. q dsIi.5
her walk from that place TO ths sssiae1os :
sold cross With : pearl sst 10 the osntsr ,ns
otherwise o~rnamsntsd. from the chain 81 81
Iockst. beng . bithdsy pIesens the si's cs
is highly prissd By the little Mise. ana III M
once. 4 suitable reward will b psid. go.
Eureka, Dec. 10. 1871. on..
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TEE United States has an excellent
fair weather navy, but - soon - Il
storms the vessels hunt for land and
nnd + IT the bottom.
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"MAN Nor. A~FRAID-OF- HIS BACK
BONE" IL what the Burlington Hank
eye calls W. Aliunds Wheeler. The
st. Louis Times thinks that Man Net.
Afraid-o of. His Conscience" would bet
tor suit Wheeler and several other
Radicals in the Senate.
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BORN.

virginia, Dec. lO-Wifs Of w. II. Ellis. a
Son.
Elko. Dee. 7-wife Of L. c. Dorsey. . daush-
ter.
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o. p. FsrzaERALD has been elected
Chaplain Of the California Assembly.
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DIED.

virginia. at the County Hospital. Dec. 10
Ed. Arroyowe. q native Of Spain. aged Y
years.
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Tan NEw SENATOR rRox LOUISE

TaE NEW SENATOR FROM LoUIsi-
AxA.-Mr. Eustls. the new Senator
from Louisiana. though . native ii
that STATE, IL OF Nav England descent.
His father, Geo. Eustis, L. L. D., was
born at Boston, October 20, l7S6. He
Gnduatel 1t Harvard In 1915, and
We Priv .te Secretary to his uncle.
Governor william Eus;is, when the
ooEter was Minister 70 the Hague. In
a0l7 be removed 70 New Orleans, and
IN 1872 wss admitted tn the bar. de
took . prominent part In public s6Airs
ard VA 1t one time Chief Justice OF
the Supreme Court. His son, the
present Senator, was for . time . resi-.
dent Of California. His brother mar
ried . daughter Of Corcoran. the
wealthy Washington banker. and was
Secretary Of MI. Slidell whom the latter
was captured by . United States YES.
eel of war. 1t will BE- seen that the
new Senator comes Of very distin-
guishsd family. 1t 10 understood that
he will pair with Senator Sharon until
the latter II able to take his seat.
This will prevent any advantage from
being taken Of the absence Of that Sem
atos. 1t least till the holidays.
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Ed. Arroyowe. q native Of Spain. aged "
years.
Y MAA.
Magnificent Holiday Goods at the MIN.
ERS' AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT.
Choicest assortment Of Holiday Goods. st
the MINERS AND MECHANICS TRADE
DEPOT. Take . look. dl5S
Elegant Christmas and New Years Goods.
Just received, at the MINERS AND ME-
CHANCES TRADE DEPOT. Inspect them.
dis
PAR ExcELLKr CK.-Those gorgeous vases,
those magnificent mugs. those. beautiful ,sa
sets. just received. At the MINERS, AND
MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. Go and
see. dis
For Holiday Goods. be sure to 70 to the
Miners AND MECHANICS TRADE
DEPOT. dis
Toys! Teysg Teysi
Toys for al sirldom. ct the MINERS
AND MECHANICs'TRADE DEPOT. dl3
Toys for all boydom. At the MINERS AND
MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. dis
-
The place Of toys. the MINERS AND
MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. dl3
Toy Bazaar. tho MINERS' AND ME-
CHANCES TRADE DEPOT. dis
Great novelties in toys. at the MINERS
ANDMECHANICS'TRADR DEPOT. dis
Presents for the Holidays.
Now 10 . good time to inspect the msgnif-
cent jswelry and s%ilverwsre atP. Steier's e.
adjustment on Main street. 1t is splendid.
and you have only 10 see IL to become infatu-
ated. and when in that state, you can not
help purchasing. dill
Decd News. and TSuei
Ennis has for sale. In quantities to suit.
pure sweet Cider. and Sausr.Kraut Of that
delicious favor 90 eagerly sought for BY the
lovers Of that Irish beverage. d.
NEW TO-DAl.
C. HAMILTON. d. d. s.,
DYNTISf. ROOMS OVER -
D&-~t>-p~ Hall A~~A~p
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Toys! T0ysy Toysi
Toys for all girldom. ct the MINERS
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Toys for all boydom. at the MINERS AND
MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. dl3
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Toy Bazaar. tho MINERS AND ME-
CHANCES TRADE DEPOT. dis
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IDLE PEOPLE. PhiIadeIpnia
ITEM says there ere hundred and
my thousand idle people In that city,
and thinks the number rather under
than oversstimated. In consequence,
the crime ana pauperism Of Philadel-
phia have increased at . fearful rate.
In the general business prostration
chat exists throughout the entire ouD
try, Congress ought to hsve sufficient
wisdom TO devise some plan to give
renewed activity.
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The place Of toys. the MINERS AND
MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. dl3
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Presents FOR ehe Ho1ideys.

Great novelties in toys. at the MINERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPOT. dl3
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EASTERN NEWS.

lsrrc1AL TO THE DAILY ssxrlNsL.l
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For the CORK CORSET and JOSEPHINE
SEAMLESS 6L0vES-svsvy pair war;
ranted.
orders from the coussry promptly attend
MEYERS 4 FRANKLIN.
p7.tf Msis street. EurskA.
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A FRONT ROOM, sDxie FER1. ~
"A IN he westsrn Hotel building.
viii Se rented cheap II application h -
made Immediately. Fer psrtieuleis, apply
to -. >. Val
Eureka, December 10. 1877. dtftf
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Z MAH.
Magnificent Holiday Goods At the MIN.
ERS' AND MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT.
de
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Choicest assortment Of Holiday Goods. q
the MINERS AND MECHANICS TRADE
DEPOT. Take q look. dl5A
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For Holiday Goods. DO sure to 20 to the
MINERS AND MECHANICS' TRADE
DEPOT. dis
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Elegant Christmas and New Years Goods.
CHANCES TRADE DEPOT. Inspect them.
hE
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ps-Thc ladies and gentlemen Of Eureka and
Ruby Hill are particularly requested not to
purchase goods anywhere until they have sI-
an,ined our articles and prices.
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Par ExcELLKHcK.-Those gorgeous vases.
those magnificent mugs, those beautiful lea
sets, just received. at the MIN EkS' AND
MECHANICS TRADE DEPOT. Go and
sec. dis
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-02-08
FORK LOCALS.

Tie acreage devoted to wheat is much
larger than usual, and the growth at present
is very promising. .Townville has just had
picture gallery. Everybody got their pic
tures-big, little, old and young" bof
white and BLACK" 1.-THE past ten days the
weather has been fine and spring-like.
Farmers have "made things happen" in a
manner quite refreshing......Cou Com
missioner CAN'T will emigrate at an early
day from the haunts of Townville to his
plantation near Shallow Ford, where he
proposes to engage in agriculture and mer-
chandise....Mr. Jesse Hutchins, in his 25th
year, died on the 30th ult. at his home near
Browns Muster Ground, from the raw
ages of consumption, superinduced by an
attack and relapse of measles......In view of
the general scarcity of provisions and the
inability of the people to get them, Capt.
Vandiver wisely concludes that. somebody
will have to 80 to bed hungry. 49,. Farmers
will desist from using guanos in such large
quantities as heretofore, supplying its place
with homemade manures. This is COM
mendable move.....A careful estimate of
the amount of cotton packed at the various
gins in this immediate locality the present
season, aggregates near 1900 bales, which,
at fair average valuation per bale, rounds
up the sum Of $4,000.