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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-10
milwaukee,,

MILWAUKEE, April 9.-Flour- Dull
aud lower. Whest-Stesdy; opened
and declined 3c, closed sctive ard higher;
No. Milwaukee hsrd 81 l64; No |
Milwaukee 81 IA; No. 2 81 ct; seller
April 81 or; seller Msy 81 O9i; No. 3
81 OS. Corn-Quiet and unchanged
No. :, 4O!c. Osts-Scsrce; No. . 241c.
Rye-Lower; No. 5slc. Barley
Dull; No. spring Sac; seller April 81
GD5l!c ProyEions-Inacuv and nom.
insl Pork-Nominsl 1t 81 % CASH;
50 l2g seller Msy; 50 25 seller June
Lsrd-Prime steam s. % cash.
Toledo
ToLEDo, April Whest-Dull and
lower; white Michigan spot 81 26; seller
April 81 25i; seller May 81 -; No. |
red winter 81 27!; No. do. spot seller
April 81 2li seller May 81 %; No red
Wabash 81 -; do. Dayton and Michigan
81 ~ rejected Wabash 81 Of. Corn
Duli nigh mixed 4St; No. > spot 43c,
seller May 44tc; seller June ATE offered;
No. > white 44ic; rejected 4Or; damaged
80. Ost-Quiet.
OIL city.
OIL CITY, April 9-Msrket opened
quiet, with sale st 81 57!, declined to
II S6t, then advanced 10 81 39! ST which
price the market closing firm. Ship.
ments 29,S32 barrels, average daily
2l.sjO barrels; transactions $4,000 bar
re.s.
Pittsburgh.
PITTsBURGH, April -Petroleum-
Crude hrmer st 81 5st nj Psrker's; re-
fined dull 81 llsc Tor Philadelphia de-
Ivory.
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FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Money-Ac-
tive at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper ST 43@6 per cent. Customs re-
ceipts 1901, 900. The Assistant Tres
surer disbursed $1,000. Clearing.
Sl3OO0OOO. Produce exports for the
week S6,49TOOO. Sterling wesk; long
1885, short 4SS!.
GoLD-Wesk, opening at 1905, and
closing st 1908.
SILvER-At London 81 3-l6d; here sII-
yer bars 1908, greenbacks; ll9!, gold; Gl-
yer coin !9l per cent discount.
EavvpENfESTs- Steady
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Cincinnati Retail Kay and Straw
Market

CIsC1SSATI, April 8.-Supplies we're
more plenty early in the week, snd prices
were easier, but later there was & scarcity,
and under good demand the following
prices were obtained for slI srticles de-
l.vered BY wagons:
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An explosion Of sulphur in the Key
stone mines ST. Pol,syilie, Pa, yesterday,
killed Thomas Benny and fatally injured
Larry Bennsn.
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Child Burned TO Death at Cambridge,
nhIn

CAMBRIDGE. o. April 8.-A little
child of Mr.. Nickols, while some Of the
family were out, accidentally eel fire TO
its clothing, burning it so badly that it
died in q few hours.
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LIVE STOth.
wheeling stock Yards

WHEELING, April O.
Live stock received NJ the WhcoIuP
Stock Yards during the last week:
Cattlo-S6 head; sold from 81 % to
- %. Demand tor cattle good.
Hogs-Ncry few, selling ut 3i@3!c
ShecP-25 head; sold at So OO(d,5 90
Lsmbs-ln fair demand At 4!a5Ic.
Cslyes-ln fair demand At 50 OO,a
s 90 per head.
Fresh Cows In good demand.
WN. BAYUA. Secrstdy.y
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CiucinnatI,

UIsCGsSATI, April 9.-Cottcn-Quiet
and firm st l0tc. Flour-Dull and droop-
ing. Whest-In fair demsEd bat 81
lower rates; red 81 1901 l6. Corn-De-
msnd fair and market firm At Ale. Oats
-S.esdy and in islr demand 81 2s93 BIC.
Rye-QuIet and steady at 6Oy@62c. Bar
ley-Dull and nominal Pork-Dull;
iobbing a. $40 90. Lsrd-Dulli current
make a. 81 90 asked; kettle 81 5O97 IS.
Bulk Meats-At So l2i95 IS. Bacon
-Dull at 81 2595 6OCG5 67iC@6 o.
Whisky-ln fair demand bot A. lower
rates at 81 03. Buttsr-Quiet; choice
Western Reserve 23c7 Central OHIO 2OC9
2lc.
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Frazier & Tyre, coal dealers OF Pitts
burgb, have failed for $4,000.
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philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-FIour-
Steady; superfne 50 25a4 90; extra 81 80
G,5 %; Pennsy family s. OOlg
5 25; MinnesotA s. OOg7 90; high grades
and patent s6 jOld8 90 Whest-Duil;
amber 81 s2gl IS; red 81 309l 81
white 81 3s Corn-Dull; yellow 53c
mixed 52Ic spo. and seller April; 52ic
seller May; t3c seller Jure. Osts-Dull;
white western 35G35ci western mixed
32lG23c. Rye-UncnsDged. Provisions
-Quet and unchanged. Lart-Quiet;
city kettle 81 81. Butter, Cheese and
Eggs-Quiet AID unchanged. Petrole-
um -Unsettled; crude &c; refined II; &c.
Whuky-U nchsnged.
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cineionnu Horse aud mule n.rIe,

CINCINNATI. April S.-There wS
some falling of In the demand, and. al
though the supply wSs not heavy, there
were few lett unsold, and tho stock
coming Is mainly OF fair quality, aud the
demand chiefly for medium priced work
horses.
HoRsEs The principal demand comes
from the South, and takos good sound
chunks At tG5GS6, but fair proportion
Of business was in streotet for local u.o
at $75GJO, and drivers sold for tho
Eastern trade At 800 10 Sl75, the latter
for fine, stylish animals
hULE-There were no special de-
nland, and the offerings quite moderate,
but the few sold brought about previous
prices. Aged mules, l59l6 hAnds high.
round and we'll built, sold At s9OlglOO
per head.
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what Russia Demands.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 9.-The JouJw-
al dc ST. Petersburg says: Russia de-
mauds that the benefits obtained tor the
Christians shall not be destroyed by ln-
etticacious stipulstions like those Of 1886,
but by material guarantees. Russia csl-
not accept the ephemeral decision O: Il
Congress, because it would not assure
peace. If Europe be disposed to under
take the settlement Of the Eastern GUS
ton in the sense of emancIpstIng the
Chrlstisus Ru:sis Will not rsise sry Diff
culties, but the discussion Of the questions
At issue must be inspired by confidence
nrI ', ~ hr 100 lnrsr
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 9.-FIour -NOmInslly
unchanged. Whest-DuI, weak, lower
and unsettled; No. ! Chicago sprng
81 lO4; No. 2 gilt edge 81 O84 regular;
81 O6 cash; 81 O69l OG! seller April;
81 Os.GI OS1 seller May 81 O7!@
OF seller june No. 3 81 O3; rejected
S55c. Corn-In good demand st lower
rstes; Irregular gilt edge 40:c regular
3S3c cash and seller April; 4liGH!c
seller May; 4l!c seller June. Oats
Dull and prices shade lower al 22ic
cash and seller April 2Gtc seller May;
rejected 24!c. Rye-Opened active ana
closed duIli regular 564ci gil. edge 5sic.
Bsrley-Quiet and weak At 4lc. Pork
nj fair demand but At lower rates 81
50 % cash; 50 o. seller May - l7!G
9 20 seller June. Lard-ln goOi de-
maud but at lower rates at 81 OO(a,7 OF
cash; s. O7!G7 10 seller June. Bulk
Meals-QlIeI and unchanged. Alcohol
AT DC bid.
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On AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, TIIE
" 10Th Inst, cars on the Wheeling and
Kim Grove railroad, will run az follows:
Cars will leave the city lcOr. OF Market
and Eleventh stg and sLa-n m q at
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Western Union 81
PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, April 9.-CoLton-Quet
at lO:@lO3c. Flour-Quei; receipts
1890 barrels; No. 2 SO OO(d3 80;
superfne western and state 81 4OG4 SO;
common to good 50 OO@5 To- good to
ckoice $5 2OG5 SO; white wheat extra
So 9O@6 90; extra Ohio 81 O5GG 20;
fancy So 55G7 rs; ST. Louis S. 1907 IS;
Minnesota patent process 81 75(GS 70
Rye Flour-Qmet at 50 50G4 20. Corn
Meal-Quet at 81 2jG2 70. Wheat
Quiet and unchanged; receipts ll4,OOO
bushels. Rye-Dull; western 7O173c.
BsrIey-Quiet and steady No. 49!@
Soc. Mslt-Unchsnged. Corn-Steady
and in fair demand; receipts lOS 900
bushels; ungrsded western mixed Asa Ole;
high mixed 5l@ SIC; steam mixed ola
site; No 53c; steam yellow 5l!@5lic;
round yellow CSC. Oats Heavy; re-
ceipts 2G,OOO bushels; western mixed 32i
@j4Ic; white western 35@3sic. Hay
shipping 6OG65c. Hops-Du.li western
5G6c. Codee-Dull, nominal and un-
changed. Sugsr-Firm; fair to good re.
fning 7i@7ic; prime rs refined 9!(9
lOc. Molasses Light. Rice Steady
and in fair demand. Petroleum-Quie
and unchanged. Eggs-Uncbanged
Mess POrk-Dull At $40 OOGlO %.
Beef-QuIeti western long clear steady
at SIC. Butter-SIesdy and unchanged
Whisky-Stesdy al 81 06!9l ".
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The Roumanian Question.

BERLIN, April 9.-Notwithstandlng
the favorable reports in the press, there
is reason to believe that Brstiens, the
Roumanian Premier, is dissatisfied with
the results of his visit here. Germany
declined to use direct pressure upon
Russis tor the withdrawal of her claims
to Besssrsbis. The Government has sd-
vised Brstiens TO lsy his csse before
the Czsr and endesvor to come TO terms
by smicsble arrangements.
Congress Again I'm the background.
VIENNA, April 9.-The official A5end
Post says that by the Ministerial declars-
tions in the British Parliament last night,
the prospects for the assembling OF the
Congress are again thrown into the
background.
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BAD BURGLARS.

John COndrPy, alias Curly Jack"
and George Long, alias Punch
Long" Arrested in Pittsburgh
Monday and Brought 10 this City
10 be Tried for RObbing Alexander
Rogers Residence. Last Week.
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WN. BAYHA. Seerstdry
Z hicaEo.

CHICAGO, April 9.-The DrorsrI
Journal reports hog receipts 5000 hOsd,
shipments 3,lOO head Market shade
weaker mixed packing slow at 50 3OCG
3 30; light So 50@3 GO; choice hoavy
50 65G13 80.
Csttle-Receipts 3,lOO head; shipment,
1900 head. Market steady and un.
changed; shipping steers SO 95G35 80,
feeders and stockers nj SO 0OCD4 %,
butchers steady; steers st 81 4Om3 So
cows 81 1904 W; bulls 2 O0d,3 20; calves
s. 5UG4 90.
Sheep Receipts 1900 head. Market
quiet and weak sales mostly shipping nj
81 5OCdy6 80.
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PITrsBURGH, April Petroleum
Crude hrmer st 81 5st At Psrker's; re-
fined dull 81 llsc Tor PhiIsdelphis de-
livery.
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Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM ERSKINE.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-11
LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

The Peabody Association issued 1907 ra-
lions on Saturday, In New Orleans.
The Mayor OF Memphis Is down with the fs-
yer.
But one officer of the Memphis city govern
ment well.
Memphis Is to be thoroughly fumigated with
burning turpeutine and sulphur
Artillery has been sent for in Memphis and
the effect Of conclusion will BIO tried.
II. l.. Landmur, city editor of the Memphis
Avalanche, Is dead with the fever, and also
W. T. Howell, publisher OF the Southern Cath
ollie Magazine.
Twenty-Five hundred are down with fever
at vicksburg.
Five deaths and twenty new cases at Green
yille.
Fever broken out at several new points a.
Jackson.
seventy-nine deaths up to date at Port Glib
son.
New York has sent ST., las to date.
Gov. Bishop, OF Ohio, has proclaimed Sept.
18th as a day Of fasting and prayer for the
stricken South.
It is estimated that los 900 persons are In
actual want IN account Of yellow fever, aud
y, $4,000 Is required to relieve them tiii
Pr Pr J.; A Forbes. % Round Roes, has iefs
day. -
Dallas has subscribed o. so to date. .....s. t,
The country about Concho Is noofef
F" 4
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CHANDELIERS

In the State. srivsr~ar. of oil kinds. Both
Pocket and Table sa.as
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RELIEF TO SUFFERERS.
A Profitable Bal. Of Cotton.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. lo.-Among the recent no.
table contributions TO the yellow fever fund
here was bale Of cotton, donated by citizens
Of LaGrsnge, Tennessee, and sent here for
sale. which was auctioned on, aud purchased
by four members Of the Cotton Exchange, and
by them redonated again aud sold this time TO
Mr.. Barnes, Of Barnss, Davis 4 Co., Al Llv-
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NEW ORLEANS, September lo-Gold y to ~
sight Y premium; sterling bank, Is1@4s4xi
consois 72X@75H
Cotton In fair demand; sales 7ooi Good Or
binary 10; Low Middling, ioJ<; MIddling lo,s;
Good Middling li,s; receipts, net, sal gross
s2i; no exports; stock $500.
NEW YORK. September io-Cotton, receipts,
-; gross -; Futures closed weak; sales
80, COOS September liza to n-soi October ll-os
to ll-oi; November lo-s9 TO 1870; December
1854 to 1926; January 1875 to 1856 February
1922 to 1923; March 1880 to IL.
KANSAS CITY, September io-Grsss wintered
Texas steers % AGA 7oi no corn fed in the
market.
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POLITICAL.


swlsToS, ME-. /, September 10 -Anderscog
comp. ute. gives Conner 3si4i Garceilon
s,ss. q, nth, Sssaa. For oongress-Frye, 1886
| p.,I. ma; Oh. ,se, STA. The Republica
s.a.,a. county /. cket are elected by froI
sno 81 ,soo a., aiity. Re, rresentatives to tn
Legislature, sig. 'epuoiicans ~. ha
nation, a RepublicA loss OF three q, ~,
near 5000 plurality o. yer SCION Chase -a,e
district. Nearly half 'he democrats
for Chase.
BELFAST, ME-, Sept. Io.-n hirteen towns II
Waldo county, including Belfas. give March
Greenbaeker. for Congress, IIis piuraity
His whole plurality In the county va. prooa-
bly, be 1900.
BANGOR, ME p, September 10. Tie ret, ehs
from 22s towns give Conner, Republican, 70.
Governor, Il .gsli Smith, GreeDbalker, u, 322i
Garcelion, Democrat, 1859. Conner lacks
SOS OF majority In these towns, while last
year his majority wns 5l93. Returns OF the
Congressional vote OF 30 towns In this Fourth
district. give Powers, Republican, 4gi7; sadd,
GreenhnokG and Democrat, ss599g, leaving
Powers lJ&J behind In these towns, where at
the last election he wac 6s2 ahead.
The Wing has returns Of IL Republicans, 20
Greenbackers and Democrats elected to the
Legislature. Nine Greenbackers and Demo-
Gratis are reported elected In Penobscott coun-
ty, where the entire fusion county ticket will
probably be elected,
PORTLAND, ME-, September 0.-By the pre-
sent showing Hale must be defeated. The
Senate appears to stand, 20 Republicans to II
Greenback and Democrats. No straight Dem
ocrats. There are not yet enough returns In
TO pronounce on the complexion Of the hoase.
Masssohusstts.
BosroS, MASS, September i0,-The Demo-
Gratis In this city held caucus last night for
the election Of delegates to the State conyen-
tion. In nearly every ward Butler delegates
were chosen. The general complexion Of the
entire Boston delegation is said to be decidedly
In favor OF Butler.
Pennsylvania.
HAMILTON, PA. September lo.--The Repub-
Leans In the Eleventh district nominated Gen
Charles Albright.
PHILApELPHIA, Pa, September lO.-The
following Democratic nominations were made
to-day: First District, VIM. McCaudless;
Second, Chas. II. Gibson; Third, Samuel }.
Randall, Fourth, Charles ii. Barnes; Fifth,
David 4. Dalium.
New Hampshire.
At the New Hampshire convention Nat.
Head was nominated for Governor on the first
ballot, and G. +. Conn and ID. Il. willard are
renominated for Railroad Commissioners.
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LONDON, September l0.-Thc Mayor OF
Manchester received n telegram from the Brit
ish consols at New Orleans asking help for
fever sufferers. The Mayor publishes an-
nouncement that he will beglad to cooperate
with any merchants or other citizens DESTROYS
of taking steps for the relief Of sufferers, and
will remit to New Orleans any funds that may
4 al
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TELEGRAPH lCl
YELLOW FEVER.


Canton. Mississiuuf. M
CANTON, Miss, September 10 Total num-
Der OF cases to date, 2is; deaths. 81. New
cases In the last - hours, 3oi deaths. 1. The
number OF cases is Increasing daily. Our
physicians are ON the 20 all the time, night
and day DR.. J. J. Lyons, of New Orleans,
Is still with us, and aGortiing valuable assist
ance. No who has not been through an
eIhdenic can appreciate our situation. II is
horrible and we need nurses badly.
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CHESTER, PA, September lo.-The new iron
steamship, Gate City, Ieft Roach's yard this
morning for New York, to enter the service Of
the Ocean Steamship Company.
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erpool, whittier 10 will be taken by the pur-
chaser, and sold for the same good cause. "
has ALREADY added ss7o 10 the fusd.
Chicago Responds HandseasIy4
CHICAGO, Sept. lo.--Ths employees Of the
city and county are to-day givins pie ale Tor
the bsneet Of yellow fever sufferers. Itis DO.
Ing conducted on grand scale. All the Arti-
Giles snd provisions used, have been oonsribu-
ted aud the sale Is immense. The proceeds
will be several thousand dollars,
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FOREIGN.
Liberty Of Citissns.

BERLIs, scstember 10.-In q speech from
the Throne, read by Count stalberg Merniger-
ode, at the opening OF ReIchstag yesterday I,
It is said that Immediately after the nrst at
tempt upon the Emperor's life. the federal
government became convinced that crime was
due to the Influence OF sentiments propagn-
ting far and wide by agitation, which aimed
at undermining the existing laws Of state and
society. The speech, after referring to the
rejection Of the first bill brought forward In
iteichtag for the arrest Of vaccinations which
impaired the common interests Of the country,
says that the federal government thinks now,
us formerly, that that extraordinary measures
are required u prevent the further extension
Of treaty Of wide spread evil and to pave the
way for Its extinction, and that such meas
ures should preserve the liberty of citizens In
general, and only prevent the abuse Of liberty
by which pcrniclous socialist agitation threat
ems the foundations OF life and all culture.
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Heavy Decrease in Specie.
ENGLAND Appealed to for Holp.

BEiLLs, September lo.--The specie decrease
is seven millions six hundred thousand marks.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-04-25
Revenue omcsr Found Dead.

On Thursday afternoon Deputy Collector
Jillson, with seven men Of tho revenue forco,
loft this city for o raid on tho line Of North
and South Carolina. Thoy found in tho
woods, in tho mountains, about thirty miles
from Grconyilc, q quantity of beer and
stands which they destroyed. Tho; still had
aud went driving on other side Of the branch,
Tho still was found, tho crack oftho gun was
heard, and tho signal for roassombling was
sounded, and whom closing in tLey saw Hufus
Springs, ono Of the forco laying OH his faco-
Ills gun undcr him. They went to him and
found he was dead; bullot had paesod
through his body. Ho was picked up, laid
across horso and brought out eight miles,
body brought to tho city yesterday morning
about Q pollock, A. N. Al inquest has been Il
held by Coroner Bayne, and tho verdict
rcturned is that tho doceascd camo to his
death from gnnsllot wound ut the hands Of
somq ono unknown to the jury.
1t was very deadly shot, tho ball striking
just below tho back Of Tho neck, and lodging
against the breast bono. From tho direction
tho ball took it is pretty we'll determined that
Collector Drayton sent tho following
dispatch to Commissioner Eaum, at Washss
ington, yesterday morning, in reference to tho
homicide:
49, "CoLvNnrA, April 90, 1878.
Information is just received hero that
Deputy Marshal Rufus Springs, whilo acting
with the revenue torco in mnking descent
yesterday uren an illicit distillery, was shot
and instantly killed by an unknown person in
ambush. Deputy Collector Jillson returned
to .Grecnvillo with tho body of tho deceased
this morning"
~. blythe Esq., received last evening
despatch from United States Marshal Wallace,
o!ioring q reward Of 5000 for tho arrest of tho
murdercrs Of Springs.
l&peights' Daily Newspaper.
a REMARHAnLE REsuIT.-It makes no
difference how many rhysioans, or how much
medicine you hayo tried, it is now IN csta-
blished fact that German Syrup is tho only
remedy which has given complete satisfaction
in sevoro cases Of lung diseases. It is truo
there arc yet thousands of persons who arc
predisposcd to throat and lung affections.
consumption, licmorrhagss, asthma, severe
colds settled on tie breast, pneumonia,
,whooping cough, &c., who have no personal
knowledge of Boschcos German Syrup. TO
such we would say that $4,000 dozen were
sold last year without one complaint. Con-
sumptives try just one bottle. Regular size
70 cents. Sold by nil druggists in Amerion
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-04-25
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ooonee County.

L. B. Johnson, Assignee, Plaintiff, against s.
r. McDade, observation-disclosures Pon FoRE-
CLOSURE OF MonrdAaE.
PURSUANT to an Order Of said Court to me
directed, ] will sell, to tho highest bidder,
on sales-day in MAY NEXT, at Walhalla Court
House. tho promises described in said Order,
mado in tho case above stated, as follows, viz
"All that Tract of Land situate and being in
the County and State aforesaid, on Chauga
Crcol, waters OF Taga!oo River, adjoining lands
of Mrs Mary H. johnson and others, containing
fiyo and a half aores, moro or lcss."
There is situate on said land, in running oydor.,
ono double cylinder wool oard, tiyo Workers,
fivo shippers, two lickors, two doffers, two
fancies, ono burror and ono piokor; oil run by
an oyershot wheel. Also, ono corn mill, run by
tub>and spur wheol
TERhlS-Cayh
Witness my hand and official soal this, 9th
OF April, 1873, at Wallialia Court House.
lofFIcIAL SEAL. J. w. STRIBLING,
Clork Common Pleas.
April II; 1878 2i~St
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THE STATE Of SOUTH CAROLINA,
00QMI[Eg COUNTY.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

A. W. Thompson and ). J. Norton, Plaintiffs,
against P. l.. Jordan, w. A. Lay and othors,
Defcndants-CoMpLAINT FOR RELIEP.
PURSUANT to an Order of said Court to me
L directed, will sell, to tho highest bidder,
on sales-day in MAY NEXT, at Walhalla Court
House, tho promises described in said Ordor,
mado in tho caso above stated, ds follows, viz
That Lot Of Land In tho Town Of Wall,alla,
containing one aoro, composed Of half aoro lot
fronting North on Main etreet ono hundrott and
flyo feet, bounded on East by lots OF 8. H.
Hyatts estate, South by Broad street and Wcst
by -------. street. Isl
. TERMS-O ONO half cash, and tho remainder
In twelve months without interest, secured by
noto and mortgage.
Witnoss my hand and official seal at WalhalIa.
s. c., this 8th Of. April, 1879. ~ $ h s
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8. ,y ~ i. s. sS Common dos, I,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-04-25
q A TEST !,
The c Cheapest,
,The Best.

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4 have just returned from
market with a large stock OF
NEW GOODS,
TO be sold at tho
VERY Low EST PRICES.
Calico from 6. to cents por yard, cash.
GOOD Cofee, s pounds to tho ST., Dash.
Bacon from to 123 cents per pound.
shirting 70 10 cents per yard.
T" Ana ovorything usually kept at low down
pricos for cash. -. -
!, All persons indebted to me had better look to
their interest.
Those who have notes or liens OF high rate
Or interest must come up and renew at seven
per cent. ~.
Take duo notice and govern yourselves &C.
cordingly. ~
m. 8. vAND1vHERE.
April II, 1873 21-1mo