davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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HEIDELBERG DOINGS.
An Assault upon ai American Student,
alin the I1rhlllk.

AitM the NefhH1k.
Heidelberg L<.ttr to SpriHgft'd Republican.
There ars In Heidelberg several largo
bcet-halls that nre thu fnyorlt resorts Of
tho students, anil where tl1oy "most do
cungregate." They nre usually crowtle,!
from II! nr II III the fnrunoon until long
after midnight Outsiders don't trouble
then, much. Ii q stranger accidentally ilHtls
his WY Into ono llo sooM discovers lint ]lis
preseilce Is not wanted, md, swallowing
his glass Of bucr Ms quickly us possible, he
lturrles away. II lie persists In reIl'anlng
10 drink two or three Elasses u0rv, hc Ii
aily. tllls exclusive spirit fn lie yt,lrMts
!c.ltis to hArt fights, which e,Hf III btnIcIl
heads, aid bloody Hoses; they not tlhlrt-
qlleiItIy cntcll tartnrs.
a few. weeks Ag, MI American student
who Ind but RECENTLY arrived In lf.t.lc1t,crg
Struyed tntu Olio ut tllgst, hcur-llnlis Ut ~,
evening, mld ordered glnss 0f beer. 1lu
drunk thai md then Pr, or,lsrsl = se,,tl,1 @ and
weru grouped n!M!Nt tho !ll!f"rcMt tables
I!a.l st0ppc;l tlrlking, a!M NIL ha'l their eyrs
til5ectca toward ll, ~ II l!a WIS aia Intruder:
leav9 tllo hill, llD WIS told by the An.eri-
chi, tl.at lle WIS awlro TINT, Germany wns
not IL tryg country. l!lt tlmt heeI-hnlls were
hIM Ii lIo lid not lcay6 ut ollce lip wolhl
on.h When tho student went buck for rein
forcenlonts tlle student quickly gathered up
nj ara!tul of tho thick, liuayy Surtl,er.l beer
,islg pates THAT Weru on seyaral Gt tho ta!'lts
1ienr, mud bnrrcallcd himself hullntl II liunyy
oak table i; tho corllor IT tho hill: liz nlsi,
COLLECTED nll the t;eor-Miuis atiu Klassrs t!lnt
WcrU nat III lIsu, ai.a tllat ,e could gpsetllly
iay his hands on, ainl tlruw nro.,.t hun
ge.lcy. II. IL sa!4 tint fur. a minute Or two
he M verified very lively; When eight Or te!l
their threat tllure WINS = Lively !lghl. which
lasred for ab0nt ten minutes. Tito chnrg0
wus met by wiley af.er volley 1f bcet-l'lalcs,
M MGssr,,auKs a,ul slssssts t every on Of which
tHrea M &c Of GIle stu.cn.s @ M IuniHI un tlio tabla
snl attemIts4 T. 1akS , tio H., A,1srtSaM ny; t1. BY BY
CONDUIT BY thu oakcn. cl'lifs, wllcll proved
atlmtrole wvulous Of .lefunse. Tl!g hattla
waxetl wnr,l,er tyery moment. Fresh ru-
crIlits tool: thu places Ut tito wounded as
inst as they full back for repuits. 'rlIu
piutes, mugs, nut glAssns sunn 9aye out
alul the barlica.|e was dsnollsl,s1. Then
Il ftleu, With the atlls fcArfuly uyulNst l.iul.
But liz stu re1uaiue0 muster OF tue sltua-
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ASCENT OF CILIMBOR1AZO.

Mr. NVhympcr'x Second Trip to tho
Highest Summit OF tho TI0HntnIIl.
PANAMA. Aug. 1G,-The Sttlr Hnl Iicrsih pub
fishes tue following translation uf Il declnrsdlun
raada by ont Of tho two EcnHtorlans who nceoln-
panied Mr.. Whymper on bis second trip 10 tho
summit uf Ch1mburnzo:
a.. ], Jnvter Catnpaiia, Of Quito. hereby declare
that, TN July ., lSSJ. accompanied slr. Edward
WnynpSar, ~ to tho very nIghest p9nt Of tlio sum;
~ x o. Ghis nt" l MS wsrg " ls assa"ptra
by DayId 5s,tram, OF Maohactl. .'''1
on the n1rthwast siio Of Ghnborax @ "a: sHy IT hs,
" ho tells nlc. Of about 1G,gU fcet. mud by prD-
yiled for tho uso OF myself und of uayid tho
l,nrt.rly, good strong boots with lnrKo nns,
wArm gloves, spectIclcs to prntcet tho eyes
Snst S M ons s S' ~ Ss s, tf sqSw o aSs s ts 4
San 10 ascend sowast tae summit. Ths way At
Ind ascendoi for about 1,US icct VIC We
cntno to snow, and tho rcmalnsler
It Of ;o , nssSnt WPs entirely ~ yo HySr sw
where rtWks caille through thu snow. We
stepped to cat On u1c Of tbcso l9ttle t4tchcs of
sH os,ined e III t. n III, Greter s mngr M rcor nn
nged us to praeeed by telling us tint we had
.Sdy Ent more ihan haif VIZ np from tho
:, wo went on .igau ut o:u5 n. n., ind found
that tho snow Eot sleeper md sleeper. We wcse
MN ".o s,, eii,, rnt W. Xxx tJs' n,,s 1tr ~
thi1s. ,stth saia;,,t .s.. Gn,S hr, 1,rnxtst'
'nt a Il aa ,r % @ FIX ,si, ,.ts ~ ,n,,n.; ,.
inH i,t ,ve ~ ,2,rc T., III" to s,. Il o MI ,.,r
'Wt.t," III wv" r. Wu.o @ ~ tuo hu - Mi1 tcrs
o., y VIZ VIE tnns abi % a.ns ,. ~ t, ~,
i VIA nwi1 10 tbs tnt wo tonk ~ mi,nh Is,uWa.r a
ting III astounding tho upper thRn tho lower pllrt
" ~ ~ hrInE ~, asc,,+ ,y, rr,,e,,,,, o,,t mn,
NJ n te oni.'I' ro,su ~ 9s. a... f,stt,.t '1
nar., " trr ~ I'm tn,'t VIA ~ ,..t ~. .,.
m ~ fhn I'm mi c" va thc i,r, sI,,,,ts
T'ae ennw INA , vcr, art 'I i,i mr.. nn, ~
rot ,.,f i ht}at % - ~" ~ " s ~ - ,,tt ~
IN. ~, ..a taft % shat ~ ~ ~ NV, @ ,.t
,s M ~ ~ ~, 't H. HILL, ~ Jua ~. 10, M!o r. NV W
n.r S, ~ @ ~ E"!t' ~ ' 'u,u W. "GaL ~. ~ ~, Moui
Kiu1nG i I'LL noi ti. Imu :o"ST @ pu. H. 3 aas w. aaaemUa @
nv xtIy p " ' nw @ mt ,o.e III. 1 "s
wn fnI In r ~ tio Il, ti,n, W. .xr, H. WI,.u, ~
W. '1n % ~, nv po ~ ~ ~ !''si TGA 1au1 ~: ~ ~
,,,4 ~" ~. I.t It XIV ~ % m. :; & aose; H., ] & TX
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........ JrfniHA fS. ~ ffIxftte. ..
e,lco or mind nnd u slight kn0w!eslso OF tho
sseif1t1 gn.Tty4t thg !'1,fI ~, ~ itT wu'4 @ Mye
W. oosS Mooa o. sixt @ , III n vS
i!Datnl ton t!sIes lilo mum ber Ut pAssrtlAGr5 On
tno !!!.fA;o' 1 ySsspl. r y by! ne.! ts,f with
pound III tho water, uni single clinlr Will carry
two grown porsul,s. That Is, Il wnUll keep tAojr
hgas alnya waiter, wh!t! fs Ali tlnt Is t!ecss!lry
Ing vessol wis cso to shsru, tho water Was ca!Hl
ntltl wnrs',, ltl All those passengers lnHht easily
have have 5anl!!x,d y Il! nyorboat1i aMi pndod !auEhnx
ashoro II they had !,tl'y 1hIsAssc'l aud usotl tho
simple knowledge ttat ono t'n9er placed upon q
to sto% Or G;h;a!1 r. . s..all 1tx. o nle.e ct
who tho two foot ind ID ,ho athcr buisd .nlHht l.o
y not at W necessary % knew how, 70 swim 70
ltttlo e4porienco OF tho hloy.it |,t,wur Of INIT
To- tos s eaa a iaatn ~ r. NJ hat is Fculrc we
stroks propc htnsslf bark md % forta III. nsross aM "
tleol, witlu pond Iy means Of u bunr.l that wu.l
not sustan tive pounds. IN fuct, t!lat something
0thors Should havo prsutiUa in Tic sustuilltmI
lkno,w!s.lxc that what VIZ suy.ana n,i.ni weight
ts I'LL TINT "a necessary tu koep onoH hu.tl ApSvo
water will sorye better n emergencies
tlan tho Greatest expvrtl'oss us u ewi,u-
hit power oi watcr viii NATURALLY try VI IL % cltt,
on top or tho loatins obJe.t Oh which ho tries il
savu himself: II 1t is lMrau enough that IL aii
haIf Of struK9lln4 group nre otie,l arx,%ned ii
tho lesRerato scrH.nllo II II lfu and dcatl. strag-
Klu tp cliu,t ~ nn 9f piece II 'yroek Or oth0r
VII entirely ab1vc tho wntur. I'i,is tjfto,l hap-
pens whet. plots!'ro boats eal'szo. AZ !.nnsoil-
evosturiiet! o. haif.nle,l i,sst. and ali arS ar
sln,wl,ed EXCEPT th.'so whom the wFrske;l craft
%ill Wholly y @s w. e sney wou slmpiy ssust
tho weight Vt their bellies, aud tho llis.betl boat
tho other hundretitt. they might all bo saycA
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INDIANA,

Special Dtspoteh to The Chicago Tribune.
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, Aug. 3o.-The lterus>-
lcan mnss-mertlng here Tonight wns one of
the largest political demonstrations ever held
III this city. Thu First Voters Garfield and
Arthur Club turned o,lt III force with torches
und escorted Gen. ben 1larrison to the Acad-
enly Of Music, the largest public l,all III tho
city, which was crowded TO Its utmost ca-
pacity, hundreds being turned nway unable
10 Kain admission. The First Voters pre-
sellted tins appearance, their excellent
afen a Atey sxsS G aYsTyn sTgso "dTHt9n tSapnd At At
eloquent md effective speech, whc, WIS
frequently Ereoteti with hearty applatlse.
TING enthusiasm was very great, md the
lng WINS nLl,ch larger tl,uM TINT addressed by
SENATOR Mcdonald lust week. Tile l.cpllI-
lteans III this county, were never II, well 0E-
gillf1ett nor 50 enthusiastic rs Mt present,
nt1i they confidently count on Il lnrgl. retHc-
tloh Of the Democratic majority in October.
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IOWA..
~ ~ IA
8pteidl nispatth 10 The Chfca1o Tribune.

BPttidt nlsraaeh 70 The Chfta0o Tribune.
KEoKri>, In, Aug. D.-Jcsse i. Harper,
OF Illinois, addressed the GrcenbNckers hero
his evening, on tllo corner Of Seventh and
Main streets. Only 4 snail crowd listened
to his remarks. lie Is tho same party who
spoke through the State OF .alabama pre-
ylous to the late election there. 4 torch
light procession made up OF eighteen men
aud n number Of slnnll boys was feature Of
the occasion.
The Garfield and Arthur Co1orcd Cam
palgn Club met nj tho Courthouse this
evening. a large crowd was III attendance.
Tho meeting was addressed by George
Smith, and others. Tlu meeting was very
derorons, though ntarked by tic greatest
enthusiasm,
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Special D1pateh to The Chicago 7rtbnn&
Sioux ClTy, IL, Aug. M-trhe Buck Hills
delegates to the Territorial Republican Con-
vcntion at Ver,nlIion, who were In the city
to-,ay, report that ten OF tho twenty-five DEL
cgates from I.awrence County will go fur
pettigrew for Delegate to Congress on the
first ballot. The whole delegation WIS
ulnlme,l t,y Bennett. The Citcag0 l. North
western 1soad Influence Is said to bu for Pet
ttgrew, a,,l milwaukee, d. st. Paul opposed.
pettigfew' clatn,s. to !nck en!y three votes Of
Money Is being freely used.
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a. tho curious ,outarowthW!ot l!ns-
cIcnrly nut ci,nrnctcr. z.I:aTog & II man .wtt
s1tne millions 0f ioiInr., which hn bus fnHtl' by
selling brandy, having nhtntu rr ',y rItrnt,ten tho
n'nIlni,uly Ut flconprs. Mis- hin fcrHil rcn-
,lersi tlcr i"rt q tho I1cr ~ with dIxnity aud
rt.ven,s h4r Iovo Tor ptalimtr. Tor tho Judgment
shpwn ~ her rsnitng md Rcting Bhe deserves
the Hppnusu sh1 rtscIre,!.
Thorg weru in a,ltlUn IN thnse we have tnnn-
tiontsl In tho east Mr.. Uwcn Fnwcett, WIN nc.
Geplal,ly !1llc.l sInat rnrt md Mr.. Charles cu-
Nfkbof. Miss snrn Cnwclt and Miss Ntlfc Mnrnnt
nlsn ti!lcd ANAL roles. Tho p!uco WIS well re-
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PntIADEi.r1IIA, Alg. W.-FED Republic
ans uf the Thirteenth, Congressional District
l.ld0rsc NIL the Grernbacl nominees, l,lcIutl-
Ing Charles N. HrllMlll for Congress.
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1r4NEAH,

TOPEKA, Aug. GA lnrgo number Of d.
gates to the Republican Stute Convention,
an.l many candidates, have already arrived.
It Is very uncertain wl;o will be nominated
tl0n tn.IuugG Valentine tur 4tSsOcAtu Justice.
Tllc, Convention will CONVENE ut 10 O'clock
"Wednesday.
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fllo n,.,1 s* 3T1t1 EIG FEIHCEN&s 1lUK9e
Inosstho Ix story: II WINS Sosanina ' 10 u SO son,oWhst
be riws,S nna W4s epgaXeal 10 play ut concert to
pe.lafmmrnnyt ~ t9e Princess Danre1uonl, for which
'nusclanst tsu''c&. Having IL suluot solne othor
hh4 thn H.. % accompany INC, es,gngel Ernat
fha PIn,"eos ltollcllur. When We arrived ut
bier ia sa ~ hofca. tho Hwtss who stood guar!
heeo oniv nH Grand Chamber lnti,natcl that, as w0
$0Qm IA u.,u.aIctans wo should 80 to sumo other
-" Hall Qutll NO were Nsi1Aa To-, Thi1
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NfSHyTFTf1S13SV

"A1l tho ttaEo" Begin tho fourth and tho last
week of ita successful career Mt this theatre.
The uud!encc. although not u larga one, ,fus d
most npprceintlvu one.
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VIRGINIA.

, ALEXANDRIA,, W., Aug. $0.-t;cn. James
II. Williams has been nominated for Con-
grcss by tho Maliono llca,liusters Of Iii
Eighth District,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
YORK COUNTY.

WHEREAS J. E. LEECH has applied to me
w for Letters of Administration on all and
singular the goods and ehst1els, rights n and ored-
aforesaid deceased. .........
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular, the kindred and creditors of the
next Judge of Probate's Court for the said coun-
tv, to be holden at York Court House on the 9TH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, inst, to shew cause, if
any, why the said ADMINISTRATION should not be
granted.
Giyen under my hand and Seal. this llth day of
November in the year of our Lord, one thous-
and eight hundred and eighty, and ip the lo5th
year Of the Independence of the United States
of America,
j. A. MCLEAN, Judge of Probate.
November II 45 2t
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During the year the Board has erected one house
for the use of laborers and farm and one clubhouse
for the purpose of holding cotton. The farm
consists of 46Sacres Of land, with superintendents
and thirteen tenement buildings, valued at hve
thousand dollars, inclusive. The paupers are
well cared for. There has been an average OF n
paupers supported at the Poor House this year
twenty whites and IL colored.
There was raised on the farm this year ABOUT
Ave hundred bushels of corn, seven bales of cot
ton and about seventy-tive bushels of potatoes
The Court House and Lot are worth fifteen
thousand ($l5,OO0l dollars the Jail and Lot are
worth ten thousand (Sl0,O00) dollars, making the
value Of the county property about thirty thou-
sand dollars.
There have been seventy persons aided outside
of the Hoor House during the last year.
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HYMENEAL.

MARR1ED-At the residence Of the brides STEP
mother, on the 9th instant, by Rev. S. L. Watson,
Mr.. S. b. McCULLY and Miss M. J. JACKSON.
All Of this county.
At HE residence of the brides father, on We'd
nesday evening, November 10th, by Rev. L. r.
Mccormick, Mr.. JOHN CHOAT and Miss LULA
PIERCE, daughter of Mr.. Leroy Pierce. All Of
York county.
In Bethesda township, on the 9th instant by
Rev. J. Lowre Wilson, Mr.. j. F. kENDR1Ck.
of Mecklenburg county, n. c., and Miss An
TOINETTE ERWIN, OIL this county. ss..-.---'-.
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CLERKS SALE.

yuyHE attention of all persons having an interest
in the Kings Mountain Iron Company Lands
.nd of parties desrous of making purchases, is
respectfully called to the sale of all of said land
iving on the Union side of Broad i, River, which
will take place at UNION COURT HOUSE, on
SALES DAY IN DECEMBER NEXT,
ITpder the supervision of James Munro, Esq,
clark of Union county, in obedience to the Order
Of the Circuit Court for York county.
The lands consist of some
100 OR 1900 ACRES,
which have been recently surveyed and subdi-
,;jaI into eight or nine smaller tracts, plats OF
,vbicb are in the hands OF Clerk Munro. One OF
these known as the Rolling Mills Tract contains
one of the ,,, ,,,,
FINEST WATER POWERS IN TIL STATE
The terms arc easy, being one-tourth Cash, and
balance in one, two and three y years, WIN 'h'er;
For further particulars. call on Clerk Munro, or
Union or COL W. w. Gaffneys ytn ane or 1ne o''''-
JOS. F. WALLACE, G. G. RS.
November l8 ~
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in every hundred voters, would give the
North to the Democracy. Less than 3 per
cent. will change Ohio, and 2t per cent will
carry New York handsomely. 1t is idle, he
thinks, to call a section, only portion OF
which is held, and that by so frail tenure,
solid" or to call the Democratic party with
its strength so nearly equal to its opponents
as anywisa dead"
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OBITU AIRY.

DIED-On the 5th instant. ofconsumption, Mrs
ELIZA J. GWIN, wife Of ]. c. Gwin, in the
3lth year of her age.
In York county, S. c.. on the goth of October,
1880, of consumption, Miss SARAH ANN
BURNS, daughter of Jediah and EriXena Burns.
in the 39th year of her age.
In York county, S. c., on the 26th of October.
1881, NANCY FRANCES ERINENA, infant
daughter of VIM. A. and NJ. j. Burns, aged ii
months and 26 days.
At his residence in this county, on the night Of
the 18TH instant, Mr.. STEPHEN NJ. JOHNSTON,
i'm the 63rd year OF his age.
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GREENSBORO, N. c., Oct. 10, 1850.

Messrs. Sergeant Il Co. 80.
Gentlemen Last July removed from my corn
and wheat mills two y feet oVersnots ana SuosIl-
tuted in their stead two 25-inch Farrar Wheels.
Bv this exchange OF wheels gained feet head
ON the same site and with same forebay, as the
Farrar enabled me to deepen the mill race below,
which occasional rises in the stream prevented
while the oyershots were in use. My miller, an
accurate and practical man, says the change has
doubled at least. the mills capacity with the same
amount of water. The Farrar wheels 90 what
you promised they would and are entirely satls-
factory. Respectfully, &C. Hc.,on1up.D
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ELKIN VALLEY MILLS,

GWYN 4 CHATHAM,
Manufacturers of Jeans, Cashmeres, Linseys, &c.
ELKIN, N. c., June 2l, 1880.
Sergeant Manufacturing Co.:
Gentlemen We have been using the Farrar
Water Wheel, manufactured by you, ana nno II II
all Won claim for it. It gives more power with
less water than any wheel we have seen. We are
satisfied with it and take pleasure in recommends
ing it to all whom it may concern. Our machln-
ist thinks it superior to the Ieffel wheel:
Yours truly, GW4N q CHATHAM.
November Is Al IL
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WITHEl2S ADICKES.
SIINDRIES.

SUNDRIES.
TOUGH Trays, all sizes; Dough Pins, Csrpee
Stretchers, Pie Crimpers, Waffle Irons, Aud
irons, Smoothing Irons, Shovels and Iongs,
Sheep Shears, Monkey Wrenches, Files, Baskes
from 10 cents up; Brooms OF all klnds; Wooueh
Ware in variety.
CANNED GOODS.
RECENT heavy arrivals in this line render
our assortment tho most complete ever sn4wn it
in this incipient city, we think. feaches-a IAN
dozen varieties-6-p pound Cans at 25 cents. Ap-
5Sqa a9d Cin ma oystsrs Salmon
Mackerel, Potted Ham, Turkey, Chicken, Beer;
Tongue etc. Corn. Pineapple, Pickles OF all
kinds Mustard Pickles, Empire brand, are nice
Pepper Sauce and other Sauces, Frencn Mustaiu, @
Cofeman's Ground Mustard, in boxes or loose;
Ground Pepper, Ginger, Cinnamon, etc. Jellies
in glasses or loose in frkins. Apple and Peaca ca
Butter, Cayenne Pepper, Celery Salt Conoenseo
Milk, Gelatne Chocolate Flayoring Pers bxstaes'
Sardines, Dessicated Cocoanut, Dried Apples,
Concentrated Lev, Castor and sweet Oil, ETC., etc.
BUCKWHEAT
To arrive this week. 900 pounds OF Canay 70
arrive this week. Swee. and Soda Biscuits OF 10
or 2Ovarieties. Try our Cream Sodas in returna-
BILE tins. Fruits of all kinds constantly on hano.
OUR SYRUP
At 80 cents is NICE New Orleans Molasses; etc:
We think we have the best assorted s!ock ol
prices.
SEED WHEAT AND OATS
Rust Proof Wheat and Oats for seed.
HAMS,
Dried Beef, the celebrated Ferris Breakast
Strips, Lard, Mess Mackerel, heads OH, some
thing real nice. at retail. Irish and Sweet Pota-
toes Rice and Pearl Grist received this week.
More Rice Flour, Oatmeal, Maccaroni. New or-
leans Molasses and Syrups. Something cholce IN
Syrups. Decent Syrup at SO cents; Cheese' e'c'
HARDWARE.
Just received Axes Nails Flooring ring Nsi1s Nai1s
Sausage Grinders, Hndirons, Shovels and Tongss,
Coffee s Milis-side and box Scale Beams, Steel
yards Spring Balances Pistols sGa srEs saes
Powder Caps Hinges Susi It's szes knsVgs aeks sa Horse
Rasps asps' FiIes Hammers, Augers, squares17steel
and iron; Curry Combs, Horse Brushes, Hasps
and Staples, Scissors, Braces, Screw DriVers'
Meat Knives, etc. ,,,,e .D,cDrs
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OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FOR YORK COUNTY, s. C.


OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
YoRKvrLLE s. c., November 18th, 1884, }
I'm pursuance of an Act of the General Assem-
I by, entitled IAN act to reduce all acts and
parts of acts in relation to County Commissioners,
their powers and duties into one act, ana 10 after
and amend the same," the Board beg leave re-
specy to make their Annual Kepo5d
during the fiscal year, ending October Slst, loso.
Upon the assessed value of the real and person
al property of York county, reported by the Coun-
ty auditor at four millions five hundred ana one
thousand three hundred and sixty-two dollars
62 the Board levied tax of two s} {hnns mlls
for ordinary county purposes, to ralse nne Gso
and and two dollars and seventy. two cents, w.
OO2 ~, and one and Il half lD mills to raise SIX
thousand seven hundred and tifty-two dollars ana
four cents, (S6752.OD. to pay interest on county
bonds, and one % mill to raise four thousand ana
one dollars and thirty six cents ($4,OO.36) to re-
The following tabular statement will exhibit in
detail, the receipts and disbursements ofthe Board
during the year, to wit:
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Religious Notice.

Rev. w. G. White will preach at Olivet on next
Sabbath. The Elders and Deacons OF Llon ana
Olivet Churches are requested to meet AZ ol'e'
on next Saturday at ten O'Clock, A. NJ.
November Is AZ IL
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AUCTION SALES.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

vtyNELVE HUNDRED AND FORTY-FIVE
il245) ACRES of Land. belonging to the es-
tate of the late SAMUEL McAL1LE4, deceased,
will be' sold at CHESTER, on MONDAY, the 6th
of December, next. ,,,,,.
The land is divided into SIX (6) TRACTS,
MAS of which can be seen at the sherff's office.
Each tract contains both bottom and upland,
ORIGINAL forest and open land.
tIso SEVEN (7) LOTS in the town of Chester.
TseMs OF SALE-One- third Cash. The balance
an a credit of twelve months with interest from
Iav of sale, secured by bond of purchaser and a
mortgage of premises sold. Purchasers to pay
for ali necessary papers.
''' MARY McALILEY, Executrix.
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FRESH MEATS.

THE undersigned respectfully in 1hEa
vony sae Se S7sns w Ha2e ar sae sia id
the building Immediately South of the Ranking
0.1ce of T. 8. Jefferys, FRESH MEATS, of good
quality on3TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY MORNINGS Of each week. Every ef-
fort will be made, 10 keep the market supplied
with meats Of thehest quality that can be pro-
cured in this section. .,,s.,.,I., .sa.,... =
Ma- The highest market price will be paid for
FAT BEEF CATTLE, SHEEP, GOATS and
Hogs. Poor cattle, sheep, goats or hogs are not
wanted. sNn'HJ:N j. N. ROBERTS.
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Farrar Turbine Water. Wheel.

GREENSBORO, n. c., Nov. 3, lesO.'
Sergeant Manufacturing Co.:
This is to certify that the 3l inch Farrar Wheei,
which you put in for me about one year ago, mas
double the power the lS-inch American wheel,
displaced by yours, did. And that take pleasure
in recommending yours as the best 1cheet Kno"
Of Respectfully, d. w. y. bENbo"'
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spstial Wotlt1s.

Religions Notice.
Rev. Robert Latham will preach at Chestnu1
Academy, on Saturday, the 10th instant aC
O'Clock p m. = :.
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REMEMBER.
YORK COUNTY BONDS,

coupons No. :, of York county bonds in aid
of the CHESTER AND LENO!R' RAIL
ROAD, will be paid at any time after this date,
on presentation of the same at the banking house
of r. S. IEFFERYS, Yorkville, S. @.
IT. q. ROBERTSON,
Treasurer of York County.
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HERNDON BROS.
FRENCH CANDY.

HENC1I CaND
DLAIN domestic candy, beautiful Hearts, Fish,
Candy Eggs with pictures in them-a nov
city. Don't fail to get glance at the beauti-
full Candy Eggs. Nickle lunch, Pop Corn Bricks
for five cents. Dried Figs, Dates, Raisins, AL
monds, Pecans, Brazil, Walnuts and Peanuts.
Bread always on hand, except Hampton's day,
when we sold out Cakes full line. Bread
still cheap at 3 for ten cents. Pickles, Oysters,
Salmon 'Herrings, Sardines, Lemon and Soda
Crackers. HERNDON BROIdEhS.