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Destruction by Fire of Powers
Livery Stable.

About half past eight o'clock last even
ing fire was discovered in the hay loft
of Dewey s. Powers livery stable on
Third street, and in few moments the
whole building was In fame. The Hook
and Ladder company were quickly on the
ground and crowd ;oan collected, who
went to work with will and succeeded
in getting AL the horses, carriages and
harness out while the flames were still
confined to the upper story wherethe fir g
originated. There We're over thirty tons
of hay, a large lot of grain, a half dozen
fine cutters and considerable other prop
erty destroyed together with the building.
Coolley's harness shop building on the
west side Of the stables was in imminent
peril for a time: but by the heroic efforts
Of the fireinen and others it was saved.
Wooly's grocery store and Balmat's shoe
shop were empted OF their contents and
some of the goods of the former were bad.
" used up. The losses are estimated as
follows: Dewey y Powers, to stock $500,
fully insured: to building about $1,000
insured for $4,000; NJ. I. Woody, $500, in.
sufed; other losses, $500, no insurance.
There was very little wind prevailing at
the time, else the destruction must have
been very much greater. Daisota Herald
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Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mort
gage.

gaa : - ~ ~ < As4
WHEREAS, on the 5th day Of January, A. %.
w 1875, john D. Donahue Mortgagor execrtrI
and delivered to j. s. Benedict Mortgages I Mort
gage dated on said day on the following dsacyihed
viz: The North West quarter Of Section11 Tevn
ship SO, of Range ~, containing accordinI
to government survey, to secure tho ,ayment q
Slee on the Ist day of january, 1876; 500 On ths
January 1875 with interest at Is per cent psr -
mum from date of Mortgage. And Whereas s.iA
Mortgage was duly recorded on the 9Th day of 49,
uary, 1875, and recorded in Book "B, /" pages ~
to AS of Lincoln County record.
And Whereas, said notes and Mort ya0e vere dulV
assigned % Wise Brothers, of Sioux City, Iowa q
she Sd day Of January 1871, and they are now ne
owners thereof and said assignment OF said Nosa-
gage was duly recorded on the l7th day of JannAsy
1877, In Book ..Cn Of Mortgage record. Iincol1
County D. T., page SIG. ~
And Whereas, the whole amount OF sat0 nc1aa
secured by said Mortgage are due and unpasd, -
there has teen default in the conditions thsroef
bJ reason of said default iu payment.
And Whereas, no action or prcceedlnaS hayp
been instituted at law to recover this deht
by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Now therefore, IN pdrsuRnco of the statuen =
such cases made and provided, and IT, ppVee~ r
sale given in said Mortgage, Notice u Asssh1 aivsn
that the undersigned, Wiss Brothefs, Assl1nu1Go
18th 18th day af March, rc sI isss 1 .ia rs Scns =
NJ, of said day st the front door ~ - 60
House, in Canton, Lincoln County, b. ~, ~ p
cause to be sold - b law providsd - Rpkns A.
Tow township M D. sss:s q ~ MIA ii Ii shs Z ~;
thereto belonging, 70 ne Al hest - ~ kt13Sg
for cash, or so much tIe0f "a - - 3
70 satisfy tae sum dlS sai ~ = -: ss sss
tees, and III costA snd exs ~ u - gs sss
Dated TIE 18th dsy q u issaSESl
ygxlII ~
Assign = ~ q II1II !
HI ~ N IA IA - III
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MATH. HANSON
Deputy Co. Clerk.

"A poor woman lay very III in her
scautily furnished house home in Sheffield
England. The Doctor was sent for and
came. He at once saw that hers was a
very grave case, and that she had, as he
thought, little chance of recovery even if
she could get the nourlshmsnt her illness
required. AS he was about to leave, the
question was put, 'swhen should we send
for you again, doctor?" "Well," was the
reply, as he looked at the poor woman
and tilen ut her wretched surroundings,
Il don't think you need send for me again
Sic cannat possibly get better; and to
save you further trouble, I'll just write
yeusout ii certificate for her burial > Aad
he did. After the doctor departed the
woman got better rapidly. She has now
completely recovered, and goes about car.
rying her burial certificate with her. AT
least so says the Sheffield Telegraph,
,S1tn 54a fTr
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Death of the Pope.

London, Feb. 8.-There can be no doub
of the Popc's death. The morning jour.
nails fully confirm previous reports from
Rome.
| A special from Rome states that the
news oEthc Pope's death has already been
officially announced, and gives the follow.
ing particulars: The Pope at 8 O'Clock
/ Wednesday night felt sudden sutfoca
ton. He rallied several times but said to
his physicians, "Death wins this time. u
He was alternately lucid and wandering
His last moments were lucid. He said,
Guard the church loved so we'll and sa.
credly." The immediate cause of his
death was the closing of the wound on
his leg, which made humors mount into
his lungs and brain. Cardinals Manning
and Howard and many others were pres
ent at his death. A conclave has com
menced. Cardinal Simeoni mas demand
ed troops and the government has acceed.
ed to his request The ambassadors
accredited to the vatican have gone in a
| body, to view the corpse. The Italian
government insures the Independence of
the conclave and offers any services tn at
Cardinal Sjmeoni may demand
Other accounts say the cause Of death
was the mounting Of water to the heart.
The pope swooned and was in extremeis
at 8 O'Clock, but death did not occur till
after the time announced in the first dis
patch from Rome Yesterday.
There seems to be considerable con
f1ict OF statement as to the actual hour of
the Pope's death a Times dispatch
from Rome states that at o'clock in the
afternoon an official dispatch was sent to
the chamber of deputies announcing that
the Pope died at 2:35 p. M. Up to sunset
the hour OF death was still uucertain.-
Death was denied by the vatican partisans
although they agreed that the pope was
dying or could not live through the day
Sacrament was exposed in St. Peters, bat
was covered with white veil only. We
were told that the veil was to be removed.
after the Pope's death. The veil was not
removed at 8 p. m.. possibly from vain
desire to conceal the event
The barracks surrounding the vatican
are crowded with troops. This precau.
ton is super fluous. No other movement
than that of curiosity is perceptible among
the people.
The Fanfuella positively announces
that the Pope died at S ;45 p. IN, while a
Reuter- telegram says at 4:4S p. IN.
A special dated Rome, Thursday
night says: At3 p. m, the Pope was in
artleulo mortic. He appeared dead to all
but his physicians, who could detect fee.
ble oscillation Of the heart. In all the
churches sacrament has been exposed.
A Berlin dispatch says: 1t is safe to say
Germany's policy toward the conclave
will be cne Of absolute noa.interference
if not of Indifference.
A Rome correspondent of the Times
says: A report in circulation that Cardi.
dinal Di Plctro has been elected Pope by
acclamation, but it is not believed
The aspect of the city is quiet to indif-
erence, strongly contrasting with its ap-
pearance on the death Of Victor rEmman
uel q month ago.
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F. MURRAY, Attorasey.
Sheriffs Sale.
yoHx oLEsoN LxaEcK, Defeuda.nt.
TERRITORY OF DAKoI
Second Judicial District
In the District Court of Lincoln County.
OLE svENsoN, laintif. j

OH svxssos, laintif.
vs.
JOHN OLEsoN LysEcK, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of ! itdeS,
ment of q foreclosure and sale, made in the shove
entitled action on the 9th day Of October 1876 ani
special execution to directed and delivered anl
now in my hands, issued out of the Clerks once a
said District Court Of Lincoln County, upon said
Judgement. I, Andrew P. Dixon, Sheriff Of LIN.
ooln County, have levied upou the Real Estate snd
Mortgaged premises situated in Lincoln Comfy.
Dakota Territory, and directed in said Iudesunenf
and execution to be sold and therein described =
follows to-wit. l
The following described premises situated In Lin.
parcel Of land described az follows beginning 4
point ten rods South Of the North East corner az
the South East quarter Of N WI Of section Is.
Township 81, Range 49, thence in South westerly
direction to point ten rods North Of the South
west corner Of the South East u Of n VIZ. Secticn
49, same Town and Range thence South 10 aaM 4
w. corner of s. E. u Of N. ". u, Sec. Is, thsnce
East Eighty rods to s. ~. corner Of N. ". x ND
Section Town and range, thence North 70 Rods g
place Of beginning, containing 20 acres. And thak
I, the Sheriff for that purpose appointed shall en-
on Thursday the 7th day of March, 1873 st the
hour of O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day e
the front door OF the Court House, In Canton In
coin County, d. T aforesaid sell at Public Auction
to the highest bidder for cash, the above described
real property to satisfy said judgement and costs
amounting in all to One Hundred Thirty or Do
lars, and Ninety three cents, naiutliua
1898, costs with interest thereon from the tsta 0
saii judgement, and all accruing costs Of salc,
Dated Canton, D. T., January q, 1873.
A. p. DIXON,
Sheriff Of Lincoln Counfv
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ODDS AND ENDS.

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Hens have an ambition similar To-
men They all want to get on tho high
est roost
The English House Of Commons lias
passed the bill appropriating g6,OOO,OO
sterling.
-Osman Paslla Is tdibe court marshaled
upon the charge Of fburying Russian pris-
oners alive.
"A doting mother, satisfied that her
child merited tiogging, insisted on its tax
ing chloroform first,
A baby at the recent exhibition weighed
only pound and half, and tho Worcss-
Press says its mother spanked with tack
hammer.
A good little boy who was kicked by
mule did not say naughty words Or 90
home crying to his mother. He just tied
the mule within five feet Of beehive,
backed him around TO it and let him
kick.
Sitting Bull has evidently left the
British possessions and is endeavoring to
enlist Indians from different tribes in
war against the whites. and a council has
been held where a determination amend
ed to destroy the whites before they be-
come 10 numerous.
-One of the inmates Of the Elk Point
Hotel previous to retiring knocked the
ashes from his pipe as he supposed, plac.
ed it in his vest pocket, and put the vest
under his pillow, and about three o'clock
in the morning was awakened and found
the bed afire and the room full OF smoke,
the ticks and clothes were nearly burned
up.
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E The city of Augusta, Ga. was visited
with a cyclone that caused great damage
destroying buildings, and among them the
Columbi Railroad depot
She was an innocent servant girl, but
she had presence Of mind, and when she
broke the stove wrench in attempting TO
shake the kitchen stove she promptly sx.
planned to her mistress, who came In at
thai instant that the cat did it.
Storey the editor ofthe Chicago Times
appealed from the judgement rendered
against him for the defamation Of the
character Of daughter Of Mr.. Earle, aud
the Supreme Court reversed the decision
and remanded the case for new trial.
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Consumption
.POsITIVELYC CURED

All sufferers from this disease that are anxious
to be cured should tr, DR.. Kissner's Celebrated
Consumptive powders. These powders are the on-
ly preparation known that will cure CONSUME
TION and all diseases Of the THROAT AND
LUNGs-indeed 80 strong is our faith in them, and
also te convince you that they are no humbug, We
will forward to every sufferer, by mail post tpstd,
FREE TRIAL FOX.
We don't want your money until you are perfect
" satisfied of their curative powers. II your life
DERs trial, as they will surely cure you.
Price, for large box $780, ssnt to sny part Of tfe.
United states OF Canada, by mail, on receipt Of
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Donation, and Festival.
TO DE HELD AT THE COURT HOUSE THURS
DAY EVENING, FEB. 14TH.

Alta meeting Of the citizens of Canton
and vicinity, convened for the purpose 81
making arrangements to hold festival ii
the Court room, for the benefit or the Rev
Q. r. Newell. J. @. Fitzgerald was chosen
chairman, and W. NJ. Clppett Secretary.
COMMITTEE ON ARRANGEMENTS.
J @. Fitzgerald chairman. w. N. Cup
pett, .. e. Rea, ". D. Parks, H. f. Bcne
dict, D. II. Hawn, Mrs. Maggie Fitzgerald
Mrs. E. NJ. Wells, Mrs. J, Hanson, Mrs
Pattce, Josiah Straw, Mrs. ]. Straw, and
Mrs. X. H. Delong
r. SOLICITING COMMITTEE.
Mrs. 0. 8. Clifford, Mrs. D. Keller, Mrs
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Mrs. N. G. Nash, and Mrs. N. j. Bertrand
.... TABLE COMMITTEE. e.-y. ~
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Edward Abbott and wife.
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james Keller and Miss Emma Harlan.
COMMITTEE ON CONFECTIONERY.
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Kceler.
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Price sl00 per couple.
Cordial invitation extended to all.
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P.ess 4 akotaian.
Miss Nellie Shannon, daughter of the
Chief Justice, entertained a party offiiends
at the residence OF her parents The affair
was OF the most pleasant character, and
included among its MANY charming fea-
lures a presentation of the German, which
was very generally participated in and
greatly enjoyed. Tie occasion though
not designed rs such, sgnaized the TWEEN
~ third anniversary Of the marriage of
Judge and Mrs. Shannon.
Governor Pennington is on his way
home.
E. D. Dudley, Hugh Sponagc and Chas
Ruch, Of Yankton, on returning from a
fishing excursion, broke through the ice,
into deep water, but succeeded in getting
ashore. Ell. Fletcher also on the same
day met with similar accident, but res.
cused himself, although he was alone.
Spotted Tail holds the ranks of first
Lieutenant in the regular army, and his
pay and allowances amount to $3.50 mo.
About six weeks ago he received from
Paynlaster Thornburg 5000 for six months
service. Lieut.. Spot had the trader change
his money into one and two dollar bills.
which made his 5000 represent about a
bushel of green backs. He gave nearly
all his money away to members OF his
tribe, retaining enough only to supply
his immediate wants.
che latest rumor from Red Cloud Agcn
cy, is that the Indians determined on or
about the 25 ult, that they would draw
two more rations and then leave. The
first ration they will eat where they now
are now, and the second they will use to
subsist them on their journey Rations
are Issued every ten days, and if the In
dians adhere 10 their determination they
will pull up stalks about the ID inst
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SeyeEty-nve pagcs-3OO Illustrations, with Des-
crptions of thousands of the best Flowers and Veg
etablee in the world, and the wsy to GROW tem-all
for a Two CENT postage stamp. Printed in En-
glish and German.
3tVICK'S Flower and Vegetable Garden, 50 cents In
paper covers; in elegant cloth covers. $lo0.
Vicks Illustrated Monthly Magazine.-S2 pages,
fine Illustrations. aud oolored plate in every NUM-
Der. Price $1.25 u jar; Five copies for $500.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. y.
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Visiting Cards.

Just Recelyed, fine lot of Visiting
Cards, including Snow Flake, Plaid Da
mask, White Bristol, Arabesque, Tinted.
&c. &c, which we will sell at greatly re-
duced prices. Leave Jour orders with US
before purchasing clswhsre.
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CLUB LIST.

NOTICE is hereby given, not to pur
chase q note executed by me, Dec. 4, 1877
to John Steensland for the sum OF $50
as such note was obtained by fraud.
Canton, Dee, %, 1877.
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Local Items.

ANY kind Of Job Printing desired can
be obtained at this Office, and If not salts.
factory to the Patron, no charge will be
made
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e Valentine Day is Coming. -R,
Old papers for sale al this Office.

Get your Valeu:iass' at the Post Ofce
Store, Canton, D. Z.
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Illinois Central Railroad.

Sioux CRY, Nov. 2sd 1873.
EDITOR ADVOCATE: From Nov. s2d, to
March 1st. 1878, will sell excursion tick
|ets, Sioux City to New Orleans and return
for $50 90, good to return to Sioux City
until April 10Th, 1878. 2
Nv. II. HAMILTON
The Governor Of California receives
the highest salary among governors, slo-
200.
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Ash s. Robbins,
$50 FULTON STREET, BRooKLYH. n. Z
Notice.

IS. LAND OFFICE, Sioux FAILS, D. Z.
February, 8th, 1878.
Complaint having been entered at this once by
John Hansen Skjellerud against Mark T. Minsie,
for abandoning his Homestead Entry, No. 67O9, da-
ted February 49, 1876 upon the South East Quarter
Section 8, Township a5 Range 81, in Lincoln conn
t., D. T., with view to the cancellation Of said en-
try; the said parties are hereby summoned 70 ap-
st O'Clock p. M, to respond and furnish tsstimo-
ny concerning said alleged abandonment.
.t B. F. CAMPBELL, Register.
Et J. NJ. WAsHBURH. Reosiyae.
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Mallory Brand, for sale at so CTS a can
At KELLER's DRUG STORE
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

Nv. CAnrxn, District Attorney.
T:on. !. TnoxsrAD, Register Of Desds and Kx
sAsto County Clerk.
90. ", NAfLoR, Treasurer.
q. FIrzorBALp, Judge OF Probate,
4 P. DIXON, Sherih.
B. G. JAooBs, supetintsndent OK Soaoo1s'
WV. PALMER, Co. Commlss'on'fs'
n p. 4RoLFE, t.~ .,l a.
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4. +. & A. M.

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a,Lyrx star LopoE No. 1, A. F. 4 A. N. Regu.
lar Communication Wednesday on or before the euu
specia, meeting every second Wednesday after
be Regular. ~ ;, ,,,r,ppu. ar
v II. CurHErr, Secretary. 5g
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For tho Legislature.

Rg- The frionAs Of GEO. r. CHERRY
respectfully annobnc him candidate for
the Legislature, subject to the voice Of tho
people as expressed ia tho primary election.
1g- The many lfriouds Of Mr.. JOEL
BEARD respectfully announce him can
didate for the Legislature, subject, however,
to the action Of the\peoplo in the primary
election.
GW THE MANY FRIENDS OF.
JOHN s. VERNBR, ESQ, respectfully
nominate him as cbndidato for ro election
to tho Legislature, At tho ensuing eleotiqn;
subject, however, tcthc action Of tho pcP-
pie in the primary 6'tction. ..ls.
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IE} 4 \ WEE COURIER
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TUdALoo HOME, July 22d, 1878.

IWcssrs. Editors Keowee Courier:
A few local items and otherwise from tho
South West corner of Oconcc can bo in
serted in your columns if you deem them
of noteworthy Importance.
The dry hot weather is tho topic Of tho
day. The crop in this vicinity is very
good. A greater amount of acreage, with
liberal quantity of fertilizers used, no
back sets in tho shape of protraotcd or
washing rains since early spring, labor easily
controlled and cllicicnt, with enough rain at
regular intervals gives this section glow
ing prospect for an cxubcrant yield the
pres cnt year Of oil productions Add to
this that many of the leading farmers have
enough corn on hand to run thoir farms
next year without tho use of this wears
crop, and we have foretaste of tho pros
perity We hope to attain uudor tho Hampton
Government, with the smiles of kind Proyi.
dencc.
The wheat Drop in quality, If not in
quantity, is satisfactory.
Tho fruit crop looks like "apples Of gold
in pictures of silvor." Peaches of tho
early Beatrice and other varieties have re-.
galed our palates since the 7th of juno.
Why do not everybody plant more of the
early varieties of peaches and have rota-
tion crop lssting from carly June to Ooto-
ber2 g
We arc needing rain now. The morcury
rose to 1929 i. 10 tho shade on Saturday
last, tho hottest day yet. No suns.rokes
hoard Of yot, but complaints are made "dat
dc. weddersam too hot to work" Hb.
Capt. J. o. Neville hos an aoro Of land
that produces over 100 bushels Of corn
without manure! Two important facts are
connected with this result--good farming
and rich land. ,5,'.st la,i5 y.s ..a y
Z Mr.. A. }. Merit killed an old SOW that
was attacked with hydrophobia this morning
which was bitten by u dog some weeks ago,
Every body shouid be on tlio alert to keep oil
suspected animals Of hydfophobia killed or
conaned. q u li4A ALJ \, 81
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WALHALLA{ FEM ALE
c0LLhGE.

THE next session of this institution wiG
9TH, 1878.
tis an advantage to fcachcrs aud pupiato
enter the various olasses as that time, for
with class.
Board in College and in private
families. per month, , $1,000
Juvenile Department, POI. month, so
Primary Department, per month. 30
Academic Department, potfthonth, 100
Collegiate Department, pdr month. 800
These prices are EXCLUSIVE of State appro.
Music, Wax and Fandy Work extra.
For particulars. address,
DER. j. II. SMELTZER.
July Is, 1873, 36-3m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1878-07-25

9ured 10 plcdge 70 vote for appro.
pirate leg 2 station ~ ! o eject this end
Aesolvea %. !.ll That In case mo leg slatton
saould 90 adopted TO rsduoo tho pay Of members
as here'abeforo provided, that our candidates fog
the Legislature DO requested to pledge them.
setYes 20 turn into the county treasury all sur
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80 e,a nv" ~ = nAeu A'u. ~ law. ave, s;;FFE
aesolsed 4th.aThat our; Senator be requested