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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-05
JESSE JAMES,
The Missouri Desperate, Shot
and Killed by Former Com
nnninn

ST. LOUIS, November A dispatch
from points in Southwest Missouri
and Kansas says that Jesse James, one
of the notorious James boys, who
is supposed TO have been one OF the
gang who robbed the railroad train at
Glendale, Missouri, short time since,
was shot and killed by former COM
panion named George Shepherd, about
seven miles from Joplin, Missouri, and
not far from Short Creek, Kansas, OH
Sunday. The dispatch makes different
statements about the affair, but il seems
that Shepherd and three other men set
out Sunday TO capture part OF the gang
who were known to be on the road TO
Texas. Shepherds companions were TO
hide in the brush while he joined James,
and his party consisting OF himself
III. Miller, Joseph Coiiman and James
Cummings. He found them in the
yESad Eaads ghn2d, h e,"r r.ddd9y dd ~hE shOt' s
James in the head. He then wheeled
his horse and fed. Cotfman and Cum
mings gave chase and shot Shepherd in
the thigh, but the latter escaped. Search
was then made for James body. but It
could not be found, his friends, no
doubt, having concealed it. Shepherd
feels sure he killed James, having, he
says, shot him squarely in the head.
The country is much excited, and the
woods far and wide are being secured
for the desperadoes. Shepherd was for.
merly member of the James and
Younger badd; was implicated in two
or three robberies committed by them,
and felt great enmity toward Jesse James
for killing a cousin ofhis.
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VIRGINIA.
The Debt PAYERS Triumphant.

NORFOLK, November THE Readjus-
tiers carried Norfolk by ~ majority. In
Portsmouth there is tie between the
readiusters and funded candidates for
the House of Delegates. Macon, read
iuster, is probably elected Senator from
Norfolk district, and Boush, Republican,
is probably elected from Portsmouth
district. The negroes voted almost
unanimously with the readjusters.
FREDERICKSBURG, November THE
debt-payers have carried the county and
Senatorial district by large majority.
The adjoining district reports the defeat
of General Fitzhugh Lee by Duff Green,
Readiuster. A remarkable incident to-
day was the appearance of a large body
of colored voters, with fife and drum,
and flying the Virginia flag, who voted
for the debt-payers' candidate. The Re
publican candidate had but - votes,
and the Readjuster only So.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. November A.
This city gives 5S3 majority for the
debt-payers' candidates for the Legis-
lature. which insures their election.
HARRIsoNBURG, Va, November A.
The anti-McCOllOch bill candidates for
the Legislature in this part OF the State
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GENERAL HOOKER.
Honor to His Memory.

WASHINGTON, November 4.-The fol-
lowing general order has been issued by
General Sherman;
The death of Major-General James
Hooker, L. s. A., retired, which took
place at Garden City, J.. l.. on the 3lst
ult., is announced 10 the army. In an
nouncing the decease OF this gallant vet
eran, honored with the thanks OF Con-
gress for skill, energy and endurance,
the General takes occasion TO recall TO
the memory OF the army the distin-
guished services rendered by General
Hooker through the war with Mexico
as well as in the late war. His gallantry
in the former gave promise OF superior
courage, vigor and skill in the action
which has since characterized him. IL
is not necessary here to narrate his
achievements. They are matters OF
familiar history and his soldierly deeds
may well excite the admiration and en-
ulation OF his surviving comrades. In
honor 20 his memory the Commanding
General OF the Military Division OF the
Atlantic will cause minute guns TO be
fired at Fort Columbus, and flags TO be
displayed at half mast during the fui-
neral ceremonies in New York city.
Like honors will be paid at Newport
Barracks, Kentucky, on the day OF IN
terment In Cincinnati officers OF the
retired list are required TO wear the
usual badge OF mourning for thirty days.
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SAD SUICIDE AT BARNES
VILE, o.
A Former West Virginian Shoots
Himself Fatally.
Special Dispatch TO the Register.
RIpxrSytIIr a Noyay

Special Dispatch TO the Register.
BARNEsvILLE, o., November 4.
A sad and terrible tragedy occurred
in this usually quiet village this after
noon. Mr.. Samuel Freudenberger, q
young German aged 2l years, had ar
rived here on the 10 o'clock train from
Frederick, Nd, where he had been con-
fined five months in lunatic asylum,
but from which he had been discharged,
the doctors considering it useless to keep
him longer. About <wo o'clock, while
in the store OF his cousin, Jacob Open
heimer, he seized revolver in a show
case and discharged cartridge into his
heart. The ball entered an inch below
the left nipple, struck rib and glanced
downward, lodging, it is presumed, in
the bowels, as it could not be found. Ii
will necessarily prove fatal, although he
is yet living. The young man was a
German Jew, well educated, and at one
time kept a clothing store at Morgan
town, West Va, and has an uncle living
in Richmond.
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CHICAGO.
A Close Contest.

CHICAGO, November 4.-The election
to-day was quiet and peaceable, and
full vote was polled. The party lines
were pretty strictly drawn, and there
was much less scrstching than was an
ticipated The candidates are: For
County Treasurer, Republican, w. L.
johnson; Democratic, John Guerin; Tor
Judge of the Superior Court, Republi-
can, Sidney Smith; Democratic, AdOlph
Moses. Clerk of the court, County Sur
yevor and County Commissioners were
also voted for. The returns from 10
precincts out OF ll2 in the city give
Johnson 2,l6l; Guerin, 2,O45; Smith,
2.l65; Moses, 2,0l7. These figures IN
dicate a very close contest.
CHIcAao, November 4.-Twenty six
out of 1l2 precints in the city give
johnson, 1859; Guerin, 3,7l6; Smith,
1896; Moses, 1865. Thirty precincts
give Johnson 4,793; Guerin, 1914;
Johnson's majority $40. The returus
from 81 precincts give Johnson, 5,Sl5;
Guerin, 5,066; Smith, 5000; Moses,
1891. Smith is running ahead and
Moses behind on their tickets. The
Socialist, Greenback and Labor and In
dependent tickets are polling only a
moderate vote, some precincts where
they were expected to come out strong
having ignored them entirely and voted
the regular tickets.
CHICAGO, November 4.-Returns from
IS precincts give Johnson, 3765; Guerln,
6,5SS; Jobnson's majority LII. The
Republicans have made steady gains IN
nearly every precinct and IN some cases
made very significant increase in then.
vote over the mayorality election oil
last spring.
CHICAGO, November 4.-The Republl.
cans are now firing guns in honor OF
their victory in this city and Cook
county. The indications are that the
city is Republican by about 1900 ma
iority-a gain of 10000, and the county
bv from 1000 to 5000 majority.
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CRUSHED IN A MINE.
Fatal Fall of SOapstOne.
Special Dispatch to the Register.

Special DSpatch 10 lne heslSVeI'
QUINCY, o., November 1.
This morning about ten o'clock, while
a miner named John Brady, and his
son, who live at Neh's Siding, We're at
work in one of the rooms of Kidd's coal
mine, at this place, large section OF the
soap stone roof of the mine gave way,
and fell without any warning. The
elder Brady was caught under the mass.
and met horrible death, his body be.
ing crushed to an unrecognizable mass,
of flesh and bones. The son escaped
without injury. The unfortunate man
leaves a widow and a family Of three
small children in the most destitute cir
cumstances.
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TURKEY.
The Porte's Relation with England

The Porte's Relation with England.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November A
Constantinople dispatch says: Sir Aus
tin Layard, British Ambassador to Tur-
key, told Mahmond Nedim Pasha and
Sawas Pasha, Turkish ministers of the
interior and of foreign affairs respective
ly) plainly that if the government OF
Turkey continues the course it has pur-
sued during the past year very disas-
trous consequences will ensue. Many
of those most competent to judge de-
clare it is too late to avert the catastro-
phe of the people who have witnessed
former crises here say they never before
saw such hopeless state of affairs.
PARIS, November 4.-The lie Temps
says we understand that England has
not drawn up any kind of an ultimatum
to the Porte. There is no idea of the
Sultan's disposition or of the joint in
tervention of England, Franco and
Austria in Turkey. The British fleet
will not in any Gaze go nearer to
Constantinople than Besika Bay.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Meeting of the Grand Lodge of
the State-ImpOsing Parade of
Uniformed Lodges, and Lee
ture by the Founder of the Or
der.


Special Dispatch to the Register.
PIEDMONT, w. Va, November 4.
The Grand Lodge of Knights OF Pyth-
las assembled at the castle Of Lafayette
Lodge, at ten o'clock this morning,
Grand Chancellor John w. Schultze pre-
siding. Nineteen lodges were represent
ed. A recess was taken at three o'clock
to witness parade by the uniformed
LODGES The parade Woo "saliy fine
affair, and was participated in by Rising
Sun Lodge, of Homecoming, Montery
Lodge, of Boston, Md, and Lafayette
Lodge, of Piedmont. Past Supreme
Chancellor Ratona, OF Washington
City, the founder OF the order, delivered
lecture at the Opera House, to-day, to
a large and appreciative audience. The
Grand Lodge will probably finish its la
bors tomorrow evening.
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WHAT FUTILE DID.
Crazed with Whisky, He ElOpes
with an Engine, and Causes
Somewhat of a Smash-Up.

Special Dispatch 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG. November I.
A drunken lunatic, named Tuttle,
stole n locomotive from the railroad
yard, last night, and ran it down the
road. He collided with the passenger
train, coming west, five miles from this
city, and wrecked both the engines and
a baggage car, causing great damage but
no loss of life.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, November 5, l:90 A. NJ
Up to this hour, full returns have been
receiv from only out of % wards of
the city. These three wards give a
Democratic majority OF l., 1872. Owing to
the length of the ticket, which includes
State, legislative and judicial officers,
and the general scratching, the count
will not be concluded before morning.
The Democratic majority in the city
will be about 10000. A few counties
have been heard from, but there is no
question of the election OF the Demo-
cratic State ticket and Democratic
| enislafnrn
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Flour More Active but Unehanged-wheat
Dull and Nominal-Hogs Quiet
Wool Firm, with an Up.
ward Tendency.
PRODUCE
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, November Flour
Dull; Minnesota extra family, good
S6 so; choice 81 IS; fancy 81 90; Min
nesota patent process S. 00(dS 80. Rye
Flour-At S. 90. Wheat-Unsettled;
western rejected 81 2S(dl 80; No. =
red elevator 81 81; No. . red spot and
seller November 81 b bid, 81 39i
asked; seller December 81 43i bid, 81 ~
asked; seller January 81 a bid, 81 80
asked. Corn-ln good demand; mixed
track 59(d60c; yellow 60G6lc; sail
mixed seller November 56lc bid, 5Stc
asked; seller December 55c bid. 5Sc
asked; seller January 55c bid, 5Sc
asked. Oats-Quiet; mixed 4llG4Sc;
white 43lG44c. Provisions-Quiet and
unchanged. Lard-At 7!@7tc. Butter
Scarce; creameryextra SS(dS5c; West
ern Reserve extra 25(926c; New York
State and Bradford county, Pa, extra
30C63ec. Eggs - Firm; western 22c.
Cheese-Dull; creamery l2i@lSc. Pet
roleum-Quiet; refined &c. Whisky
Firm at 81 l..
BALTIMORE. November 4.-Flour-
More active, but unchanged. Wheat
Western dull; No. , western winter
red, spot and seller November 81 8;
seller December 81 i3l@l 49,. Com
Western dull western mixed, spot and
seller November 57c; seller December
55(G5Slc; seller January 5Sl@5sic;
steamer no bid. Oats-Steady; west
ern white 42@i3c; do mixed +0CGilc;
Pennsylvania 42Cd43c. Rye-Lower at
90c. Hay-Firm; prime 10 choice Penn
sylvania SIS 00(Gl6 90. Provisions
Easier, but without quotable change.
Butter Firm; prime to choice western
packed and roll 20tG2}c. Eggs Firm
at 2l@22c. Observation-Disclosures.
Cohee-Steady. Rio cargoes l5i9lSic.
Sugar-Strong; A soft 9i@l0lc. Whis-
kv-Firm at 81 IL.
CIncinnAu.
CINCINNATI, November 4. Cotton
Steady and unchanged. Flour-Dull
but firm at s. s0(p7 o. Whcat-Dull
and nominal at 81 26(Gl ~. Corn-Dull
and dropping at iIC- I5c; new mixed on
ear 35(dy37c. Oats-Firm; No. 2 mixed
33(G34c. Rye-Eeasy at S0(dS2c. Pork
Dull at Sll %. Lard-Demand fair
anu Uldfktt urn W ~ -oN"Lo ~ pus
Meats-In fair demand. Bacon-Dull
and unchanged. Green Meats-lnac-
tive: shoulders 3 SOFAS 65i; sides s. %
G95 10. Hams-At 6l@7c. Whisky
In fair demand, but at lower rates at
81 OF. Butter-ln good demand at full
prices. Linseed Oil-Steady and un.
changed.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, November 4. 4.--Wheat-S Steady;
amber Michigan spot and November
81 81; No. 2 red winter, spot and No
yap,L--. - ~ ha..--.- 4 80 % 49,.
sr 52; western amber 81 20; No. ?
amber Illinois 81 -. Corn-Quiet;
high mixed l6lc; No. 2 45c; neg i2c;
rejected new 40c Oats Dull and nom
inal. Clover Seed-firm, at - 2j; No.
. 81 90.
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Woman suffrage Convention.

CrScrSSATI, November 4.-Tbe Amer.
lean Female Suffrage Association opened
its session at Melodeon Hall. tonight,
with an audience Of three hundred per-
sons, including the delegates. Prayer
was offered by Rev. Thomas Lee, OF
Cincinnati. The address OF welcome
was delivered by Rev. G. w. Wendt, OF
the Unitarian Church. Rev. ID. w.
Rhodes. who was 10 perform this duty,
was prevented by other engagements.
Mrs. Hazard, President Of the Associa-
ton, responded. Mrs. Lucy Stone fol-
lowed i'm brief address.
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Marine Disaster.

PORTLAND, Me-. November Am
unknown schooner went ashore last
night at Broad Cove, Cape Elizabeth,
and went to pieces. The crew were all
drowned. Owing TO the heavy sea. no
assistance could be rendered. Five
bodies were washed ashore.
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NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, November 4.-The returns
so far received show that the Repub-
licans of New Jersey have gained one
State Senator and two or three members
of the Assembly. They will proDably
retain control OF both branches of the
Legislature.
NEWARK, n. j., November 1.-THE
Republicans have gained one State Sem
ator in New Jersey and probably six
members of the Assembly. They will
retain control of both branches OF the
Legislature-the Senate by majority
OF 3, and the Assembly probably by IA
or rs majority,
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FROM OTHER LANDS.
THE P0RTe'S RELATIONS WITH ENG
LAND.
No Intention ofDepOsing the SuItan-Lib-
era Provision for the Future Queen
of Spain-weekly Review Of
English Grain Market
GERMANY.
Health Of Bismarck.

BERLIN, November 4.-Reports OF
Prince Bismarcks ailments have been
exaggerated and made to appear as if his
life was endangered. There is no war
rant for such statements. Bismarck suf-
fers from neuralgia and the government
and his physicians don't regard his con-
dition serious.
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N EBRASRA.

LIScoLy, NEB., November 4.-The
election returns came in slowly. The
indications are that Cobb, Republican
candidate for Supreme Judge, is elected
over Kelly, Democrat, by 1900 major.
ty. Garrett and Carson, Republican
Regents Of the University, are elected.
The total vote OF the State will reach
GO,OO0. The Greenbackers made very
small showing.
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SPAIN.
Providing for the Future Queen.

Providing for the Future Queen.
MADRID, November An the Span
ish Chamber of Deputies the Minister
of finance read bin granting to the fu-
ture Queen elSy000 annually, and fl0,-
600 annually in case of her widowhood.
There was no debate on the measure.
The Opposition members will not op-
pose the grant. The House was very
thinly attended.
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Dilanidafnd Xesaela.

NEW YORK, November 4.-The sailing
vessels which arrived this morning look
ed as il they had received severe
handling by the recent cyclone which
swept this coast. The sails were In rags
and the vessels had generally battered
appearance. The oldest captains state
that they never experienced a fercer
tam poet
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KEY West, FLA, November +-The
British brig G.. S. Berry, Capt. Howard,
with lumber from Pensacola for Monte
video, arrived with the crew in mutiny.
The captain was very badly cut and bis
life was saved and the mutiny quelled
nv his daughter.
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CINCINNATI, October 4.-Julius Span
nier, J6 years cd, was arrested tonight
for forging a check for $50, which Was
paid at the Franklin bank. The check
purportSd 10 be drawn by J. X Holtz.
saloon keeper, who employs spannier as
a confidential clerk
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YsIlow Fever Contribut,ons.

NEW YoRE, November 4.-The boxes
which Postmaster James placed In the
postoffice and at various stations, IN
August last, 10 receive contributions for
the Memphis sufferers by yellow lever,
have been removed. Total amount re-
co,vad 81 nlI
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A jail Delivery.

RocHEsrER, Pa, November 3.-Six
persons named Thompson, Mass, Palm
er. Davidson, Steel and Ferguson,
charged with various crimes and await
ing trial, broke Jail in Beaver last night
and escaped.
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What Ity

CHICAGO, November At is stated
that Gen. Sherman has written to
military friend in this city that General
Grant has an important message TO de.
liver to the people of the United states-
which he will first give them when he
reaches this city.
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Weather Indicatl,us.

wAsHIsoros, ID. c., November 5, ]
A. x.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Val
ley, slightly warmer ,eastto south winds,
partly cloudy weather, falling barometer
during the day, with local rains in the
Southwest and Mississippi Valley.
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THE ELECTIONS.
Great Democratic Victory in New
York.

Great Democratic Victory in New
York.
Though Divided, They Did not Fall.
The Democrats Elect Their Entire
State Ticket,
Except Robinson, for Governor.
But the United Democratic Vote
More Than Double CornelI's.
Democratic Majority on State
Ticket Thirty Thousand.
The Empire State All Right for
1880.
Butler Beaten by Thirteen ThOus-
and.
The Republicans Carry Pennsyl-
Yania
BY an Estimated Majority OF
5000.
Old Dominion Debt-Payers Trium-
phant.
Virginia, Mississippi and Maryland
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, November Cattle
Receipts | 400 head; all Tor sale here;
supply liberal and market active since
noon; before that very dull. Prices
somewhat less than the closing figures
OF yesterday, say about lc, not more;
sales 10 day l,l2i head, mostly common
10 medium, and for the country and 10
cal dealers. Very few cattle sold for
Eastern trade, most OF which are yet
on hand.
Hogs-Receipts to-day $3.50 heal;
iorkers 8 COOS 05; Philadelphias ~ %
IA 10.
Sheep-Receipts to-day G,400 head;
selling very slow; 25(di0c off from last
weeks prices, at ~ j0taI %.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November 4.-lIogs-
Quiet; common 81 S0Ca,3 80; light
s. 45Cs3 6j; packing 81 j0c@3 20;
butchers s. 1908 IS. Receipts $500
haad; shipments lI2.
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Better and Better

NEw YoRK, November Midnight
The fyures now to hand from cities out
siJe III New York and Brooklyn indi-
cate that Cornell will come to Harlem
river with a plurality OF at least 5000,
against which Robinson has about l2,OO9
in New York City and about 10000 in
BrookIyn. This calculation elects Cor
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-13
Tho Portrait Of General Gordon Pre-.
sented to South Carolina.

The following letter tells the particu-
lars. The portrait was boxed and placed
in the express Office yesterday. Tho ex-
press company, withiits usual liberelity,
viii convey It free ef charge che: Sc
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 81, 1879.
His EroeKency w. d. Simpson. Governor
of South Cdrolind:
DEAR SIR: We have been requested
by GIr. Albert Guerry, tthe artist,n to
deli er to yon the portrait of General
John Is. Gordon, painted and rendered
by him, snme time , EGG &c The Stats Stats uif
South Carolina.
In thus practically executing this gem
erous and public spirited gift of Mr..
Grerry to his native Stats, we feel that
honor is due alike to Georgia and South
Carolina. The illustrious public services
OF General Gordon have won for him q
deserved national fame.
His military and civic genius have
adorned the great Commonwealth of
birth, and whose civilization he so
worthily represents as q Senator. His
devotion to South Carolina and his nm
speakRble agency in her restoration from
bayonet despotism to the blessings of
constitutional government have enGearesi
him TO the lasting affection and gratitude
of all Carolinians for all time to come.
Mr.. Cherry is an artist OF whom tho
State of South Carolina may be.pY6ud.
He has painted portraits that have
stamped him as one of the foremost
artists % ts1v age; ne mas handled great
subjects with Inaster's touch, and made
imperishable pictures for posterity, aud
he haa had no better theme for his bruah
than the gifted and gallant Georgian
whose noble and familiar form and Inca.
ments he has painted as .ilabor Of love"
and admiration.
The portrait Of Gordon By Query Is o
vivid a.d magnificent work true ia Ike
ness, a fhthfnl reproduction of the oFins-
ri and a brilliant artistic achievements.
It is noble gift, a iittiEg tribute Of
illial remembrance from q true son Of
Car0lins TO his own STATE.
1t is the Alchemy of Carolina genius
atatesman 10 the Thought . T Carol iaisns
as Carolina's cherished benasactor.
We have the honor to be, yours, very
sincerely, &c.,
Signed BY John ri. Seals, w. L. Ga
hoan, Albert Howell, Charles ii. VII
HAMS, 4. W. ayoTy, lSeuret larry I1x ecutise
Department,l w. s. Waller. ~. A 1
Hcmphill, w. Izsrd Hayward,
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- a Mrs. Brady, of Elli4 county, Tax
rs, recently picked GOO pounds of cotton
IN eleven hours.
Notice TO druggists and storekeepers.
[ guarantee Shriner's Indian YeFmffugo
to deetroy and expel worms from the hu-
man body, where they exist, IL used ea-
cording to the directions. You are aii-
thorIzed 70 sell & s!
David e. Fontz, Proprietor, Baltimcre,
IId.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-13

= a negro shot and killed another
negro 10 Elberton, Ga, OF the 25th ult.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-13
THE GRASSES FOR THE SOUTH.

How 60 Cultivate Tham-An Essay Rend
Before tho South Carolina Agricultural
and Mechanical Society and State Grange
by ID. y. Duncan, Esq, OF Union County.
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The following letter tells the particu-
lars. The portrait was boxed and placed
in the express Office yesterday. Tho ex-
press company, withi itB usual liberality,
viii convey e free nF el, a.ee