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, 1881-08-30
AROUND THE LAKES.
TttE RCllODNEft WILLIAM I. PRESTON.


: Special Dtspateh to 1ht CAftaqo Tribune.
KINGSTON, Ont, Aug. :D.-rhs morning tho
Rcloo,,er W. I. Preston arrived from Chtrago
laslcn with 1900 bslkhcls OF corn. sho was At
once placed nlonKstle an elevator 10 bo tls-
charged. After 1g,0O0 bushols hutt been elevated
1t wis found that tho balance was damaged and
tiiltlt to bo chased as Kootl and wholesome. Tho
Captain alleges that the slnna9o was oat!scd by
atrcss Of wcnther. After leaving Chlcngo
II to s9sonar W. It Sco sxffS &C.
Il Sfs ats Gs sa Va. nGfs Ssssrp ss spef e. .nk as T
Captain will probably enter pr aud hason
autvey.
8ptttdl Dt,pateh to Ins Chicago Tribune.
easd sx'is SaS eS ssof VIII is9
esf eo rp Ct wen # qer p es % &c sSo
was Obliged to call tho tug Welcome to her !aa:.
a s1Tnsr ssr t. here 'ho avlos become headed
sTltGKH 0v noCK.t.AnonEns.
Hpstias Hsnateh u Tne thteaao Tribune.
11IhWAuKEE, Wls, Aug. H-A general strike
pt propsllers @ Nov York, Montana. Nyaok, and Mil
wntikr0 suffered some ictontfon III consequence
ho rna ays e Ssns nd ss s;
I'm advance OF i've cents on theso figures. Thus
fnt tho striko has, mt boon s,'ccesgfu. and tho
vrsscI agents H,ty they Will not give IN.
Bpseiat Dspateh Ia 1he Chtea1o 1rtbunA
snnats ""; to.aay 1--WE We're i;iSooo feet, Fos lie
week ending. Tonight they rcaoted p mn !0oJ
iS,&ao6o ioot, lid viii oxeesd thoso Or Juiy
OFT or p1,Y.nocK.
Special Dapatth to 17s Chteaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, ALE. H2a.-tHhu stcana-bafKo
Woeokcn and eonsort Delaware car,o put of dry
dock tn.dAy. Tho schooner LrWls Iudtngt0n
arrived Inst night nli,ius her forctopmnst, car
ried away outside by n siall.
HMOKr WEATHER REPORTED.
sp,t,ns ns,p.ssh to Ihe chlrapo G%th,sae.
tho steamer Quebec, which arrived from Duluth
to- tlnY, reports amOky weather, c,uscd by Urea
on hiltIltotIln and Cockburn Islands. laAln Ia
much needed ut those places.
ADVANCE IN CANAL FREtnHTs.
spteta! Dspateh to The Chicago 7YthHnt.
BuFFALf, N. T., Aug. s9.-Caual fre1ahta
ut grain In from tho uppor Lakcs. and nre qcotet
ut j cents OH wheat. ~ cunts on corn. FAlr
amount doing.
SUNK IN THE WELtAND CANAL.
Special DsrattA 10 The cateao0 7sthuns.
TnitT Eoi.nt,tlNE. Ont. AuE. .a9.-Thc Atxnvn, a
sntall vGsacl, bound to Thorold with wheat, wa.
tatnuled In leaving tho look thia tnornlnx by q
i lcuk and sunk In tho canal near here. Cargo
A}i dAlnAucd.
BrxK scow.
sptetat Dfspatcf to 1At Chicago Tribune.
| Wharton Ielio was coming Into tho harbor tpl
oveMln9 soo ran in1o u suow and sunk It In tht
| channel.
ApvANCE IN sA1Lons' WAGES.
| spstfdl Dttpateh to Tns CHICAGO Tribune.
KINGSTON, Ont, Aug. :@;;-sn!ioss wages havt
iako i Ontario snd i 'si.55 through tue Wcllant
| Cannl,
, 1881-08-30
SPORTING.
]3UrTALO vs.. CLEVELAND.
Spfetdl Dtspateh ia Th& Chttaeo Tribune,

HutIAlIo v - Nl4E4 " LILA y ~
sy<stal Dtsuatea ia Tas cateaso Tribune.
BUFFALO, A,lg. eu.-Botl cIubs plugged n
first-elass game today, and tho contest WIS
won by the Buffalos OIL Its merits. t;alyin's
tw!sters proved too much for tic visitors,
and bit ore run lad been made up to tho
ninth inning, when he let down OH his de-
livery, and, with tlirco base hits mil II nrtr
BY Purcell, they got in two rims, neither ct
them earned. NtcCos,ntcK tsilesl tho box for
tho Clcyelnl,tls, nlld prorcst pl,zxllng tOr tho
first fonT innings, winch the home team Ind
not secured base hit. Then uiey got o1lto
him ul,d pounded him very freuiy for the
rclnniMdgr. Of the gamc. Droutters, KEcf.
arttson, White, and ]lowc cnrrina OIL the
hnuurS In tic tietd for tho lt0ule team, they
llaving a1l the pnt-o,,ts.-tlle furnlar Nlxtee1l.
Whites play ut second WIS faultlcss. both
pitchers .werc fairly well supported. About
bt9 people wltnessetl tho game. Glapp. cap-
home III ltl,aca, n. r., this morning, by, tho
serious Illness OF Ills clltlu. 81,
GisS:|::;i:: s$' Il Il
!i,lal fielding errors.-lsMfTalo, 4: Cleveland, j.
ltaso hits--tfTa!o, 10; .Clcypland: Z.
| Two.hAso h!ts-Hcnnod5, White, Calvin, ,0ass-
Thsrs.bsso hIts-o'I,ourke, Howe. ::
first base on crrars-DMIalo, Il. .Cloyotand, =.
First bMku oi, lalls--lsuIalo, &; Ciavcland, !.
stritck out-nsouthers sh Force bradloy.
I.oft on Iases- -l.airnso, 3; Cleveland. H.. z
Double pl"rs-force-" " hlto" lroastiers, White
WIid pltcG@s1ccorn,tck, l' /. "
:rInc-rwo Ao!irs anl tiItccn minusca. ,
| u'uplre-ilradleY. :.
, 1881-08-30
OTHER LAKE PORTS.

HQIif Huh0Es
Ponr TIuttoS, Aug. "o.-paased up--Ffopollers
Nnhunt, Columbian, onella. Sparta and harges,
Mineral 1look and barRes, Porter, Chamberlain
and barges; sohooucrs Champion, Canton, Mary
Merritt, .
F. Dowu-Propellors Roanoke. Boston. Baglnaw
Valley, John pridEoon, 1r.. Westforl and bar4cs,
Havana and eonsorts, 8anltao with ]. 8. Itch
nrsls, u. ". Jenncss and bnrRes. 0eorpe King
and parges, lrn Chaffeo and 1arGes. L0woll and
hargcs, Jessie Farwcll with sohoonor jura. Mon
tauk md consorta. tug A. ]. Smith and harges,
b1etamor1 ald barges Star CITY OF Cleveland.
Wlnl nurth, light. Wcathor smoky.
= MARQUETTE.
sptetal Dtspateh 10 1ns Catedeoy yTstauns. -
MARQUETTE, Mich, Aug. ssa.-raascd up-1'fo.
pcllcr lntlin. ..t
Down-Propellog ]. Il. Hurl. .
Arr1ycll-Schoonor Iron Htato.
Clenred-.4chooner Thsoe 1srntleEs+,
fpteta! Diapateh to Ihs Chicago 1rttuhss
MARQUETTE, Mich. Aug. ao.-ArrlyoA-rro-
nellora y. Chamberlain mud Jaryls Lord: sehoon"
ess John hiartln, Genoa, 0alntAn, and TON
Parsons. =.
Clcarod-propcllcrs burlington and ]. N.
t;lphis slInol', Jnsaph Thayer. and Franz slgel.
Pissed down-Pr0pollcr EmpIra State.
rOttT COLuORNE.
8pst{dt D4patth to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
scooner A1larlaau. 0swoxo to chtcaKo, coal;
schooner i. q. Hammond, DsWeRo 70 EhtcaKa.
s :SSssf q IT, 9%sfo xae.oa eass*s g
Toledo. g9.; an.bafge A9sreor,.. oEaseEs. en-
e6s DoSr.sossSnss lestfoss, Toodo tn Kings.
ta whoat roneler ssoeia, Ga,oaxpa b. 70 M @
lodo to Montreal, general cargo. ~
-, NuYFALo,
8pteta! Dttuasth 10 Ias Chicago tribune. :.
nuRFALo, n. \. hnE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M ,s
SoS|fs sas ssa a.
autl schooaera 0osnawx md AInnenaha, Rrain,
Cicarsd-psopcllcr William Edwar,ls, for Chl-
oaEo, ya Este1 i,Fnre'!er Y; Na!lens.ne, ioE Eh!-
ssx ssxs ~ .shaerl Sss g. sioora as9 SSs
goal, for GhIcagu; schooner A!nnehaha. for
@" EscANApA. 49,
Special 1upateh to 1as Chicago Tribune.
EsuASAnA. sllns.,: aug. .:ss.-Arriyu,i- -:ateam-
css H. owo v T. hf9w!, 1n9 MsFy az 5SrfrEl' e
rarkas; ysaata Countess at nuIsria aud ldlsr.
neppftod..Btean,ora, Forest CITY, AsEonaHt,
! Ess| :;,$ss /, H. IL p'sSa' ayas. @ i;a
J, .UllgnnYoA4.. ;, ..,'..--,
sptstet nesstss = ~ Ga!fsse 3rsans: ro,,,,
roco; s schoanes @ fIyIaE cluud aaNi Rsfana. !" !,
Rsr, "a Ns!ss stas; psspal!sF ill.,
''iiat VIII soathwe.t, ssNH Iaht. woashsr tue,
l." CoL1IKawQQ1. i: ..,
| HpeetaI Dtspasea 10 tn CAteasq 1riaune.
I COt.IINuwDOI,, ACg. o. Tho steamer CAnndA
| arrived to.tlay fTn,n EbtunYo With Nsu.t,s pnx-
i sguHpFs aud freight. md eallea again for Chl-
caHu with passengers and 1Fe'Khss i
49, - NAu&At. !. - :.2'a to. ..
Epstiat Utspateh:4o ~ Chtsaea Tribune. = :
ts4ot,sr :9, iW4s A9s, AFf''e1-naraes A.F'
II 'asscd Tor Konosha- -I.arao 0ratl1ob, coat;
s>fSs,.,. :,+t::. 5CGRvxIASp. '>.t> ':<:'..'+ 8
.: ~ ek7f p4.rateh to TN NA4aaea 1s{hvnS.''''
DLxyAt.Asu q: avg: -Cis.Ee3 fos g catea9dd 9d
Schooner Camden, COAL -
i II. :. HA1&4ef. ,'a:
/ e Sssetal Dispasta 70 ~ chsessa 7taans-' :.
i, TaIE,: Fa., A!lg. .0.-C!e4red-PrppctleEs Ed
, 1881-08-30

l,ni0irroS BEAciI, Aux. .D.-'rlp nvc-
ciyl.llIs OF n Mile rnce was won by Ilallter,
l.,Icy Long second, Dethnne third. Ti,ue,
l:0j,
T!le 0ne-ln!ie race was won by Dlanton.
Dlrtun second, Woodcraft tll!rI. ltmu,
l:lU. T.
lliKonlar w0,i tha mlIe-a,Hl.a. half race, Gov,
lla.AptNsl secAMsl, aI0seow thlr.l. rtMe, a;:s3.
This tflsee.0ullrters Ut n nile tasll was won
hy Crtlgp, NalnslIlo seeolld, nustcr third.
Tlnte, l:l6.
The tlirslla rnee, mile aud q luartert was
woll ly AIM!y .iYuntlc0cls, EuAiee second,
kuto LOMY tl|lrll." Tllne, a::ss3
, 1881-08-30

At nUFFAt0t n. T.
Special Dtspatth to 1As Chicago TFtbAnt+
HuFrAIo, N. r., Aug. 2e.-Chnrters-achnon
Charger, conl to Detroit, 80 cents. schooner ].
r. l,aitcy. coal to Toledo private terms: echoon-
nr II. j. Cummings, coal to Chicago. sI.lt: pro-
pcllcr tliawatha nni consort Mtnnehnln, rail-
soasl- Tics to l1aieth, Oh contract; soow 0uwnrel
eoat to North nass lsIAnd, 81: schooner Graves,
uoal to Chcugu. *1.1a*
Ar GLEvELAND, o.
ELrvEf,Axp, O.. Aug. n.-Chnrters-rrnpetlc
EarAh Il. Shel1nn and cpnshrt 8. r. Ely. nrp,
i. t.. Watson, coal. 1shtn6,ila to T:aoaanhn. rrl-
yatc terms; j. 7. Card, limestone, kcliy's
island to Marquette. fh uer cord frao.
Ar MILWAUKEE. wis.
Spttta} psapateh to 1ht Chtehte 1ftbWHt.
MtLwAuKEE, Wls.. Aug. a0.-:rho steam. .hnrgo
iknlniEh md schootlerA IilcDtno aud 1tnlnrnn
wurc chartered for ORC from Escanabn nt&1.4a.
rho former Hoos to Ashtabuln and tho schoon"
crs to cloyolAhd.
At OsHE1D, N. +.
spttsat Dtspateh 10 TIT GAstato TttbMnt.
0swEt3U, N. y, Aug. @y.-The .ohooner John
H. Ni,yes was ni1afteritl and smiled t0-nlRht With
eoai fnr ChicaRn 81 sa+s7 ptoss. THO rato TO 10.
lc.lo ott coal Is 10 cents gross, and to Detroit u
CENTS N8ts
, 1881-08-30

NFW fVFW HtF6H, = -.
I.Aty trAYfiptx who wish tu snuGHl0 Eo4kI4 luz
IL This iA,rt s0ala rcincubGr thnt tho proportions
ut tho tenIHtno ttxuFD hAy0 bo1s, gradually max
ing themselves known alnco ht1ps wtnt out Of
fssnfUn. tins Ut thetn forgot thli yesterday ~
fur ~ to try 10 hda two shAxlk aud puMpef Ut
qQeAee9 followed.
, 1881-08-30

ii, the Fourth National Nank. This action wnA
tnKvn sipnu Information that KNtnsey + co.
have fniIc!. Tho Cincinnati parties hnvn been
dealing with ls'.msey \ CO. tor snf1o tim. md
covered by TIM ,nonry attached. Lewis ". Irwin
sued ont tho attachment"
, 1881-08-30
a Crash in September and oc~
tober Wheat Follows
the Rumor.
The Porkopolitans Said to Have
Sold Out and Made Bag
OF Money.
r. A Similar Drop IN Corn and Pro-
ylsions-GoSsip from Fit
and Curb.
The New Building-Two Reports on the
Way to Go About II:



.fEfT-THEitE IS SOME WHEAT .AffHeA'
Ett. ,,,
SATURDAYS ftlmor IN feRnrA 70 tno "ltckca
proscnco of bot wheat IN oao OF inc Guy elosA
tors ohtaIned tnacn 9roator eFsenea ysssou",' ..s
and cShlalncn 20 tnhns minus NY a"uos. a"
NO III hrlces whlca cnhtaoscs'*au 'ue ''n.A.e ~
tho lea!llnR cereal t!nf'nR tno nhy' 40 tao sto5
Mpnt. the c!l1t,es oanxcre Rol onto tao tunof
very carry III lug bsnut aau' s'.ae,.sS -,
psuitertt "asht 1ttst "nat ~ WINS lepsesos. 49,. :"
be. foIasea 10 contribute tno sls"s =. "a.. ~
result nf which was tho 1.tnu.o reios.en Ut. ~ H.
Fur tho pl'tpoae OF asce1ta'h,nK Just ~"
much truth thoro was Il, Inc not'wnea'
Tsln0r. Il reporter sthrtcH 1ortn on u eoa. W ~.
FesttKnt'on' tno result o, "aten sho"c" @ n,u.s ,.
9rcaty osnrrcrntcd, thcro was yet a motl1cum
Of truth IN the report. .,,,,,,, 49,, A..
covery Of tho understandable grain to ono OF
two firms. and the reporter sas nut long In na-
Ing out which 1t was. 10 cut 1t ahorI.
MIL. GItAIsLE:s \. NAH,
tae aeSa at tue urn ~ mr tn
vator week nso Saturday. and TINT in getting
# out he ind discovered that some Ut tho eral,il
certain sa. a'rc no, ezss'y mot not out
s,uG, hut dill taka cargo Of what appearea M' 70
bu perfectly good wheat. and sent 1t on to Haltl-
,..,s. 49, s,,, s,,~o r. ,vss .fI rt1ht
When il lofl hero" said slr. ,laIr. why avn in-
spector examined It anl 50 reported. and. Il 1t
was out Of condition when 1t got tn baltimore,
Mu!' IL" :. "etleu va ~ -.
lAslc 10 become Us good Us eves''
"1.ut whnt about tho wheat in tho elevator
wh,oh yo,t wouldn't tnks bocn'tso It WAS out Of
condition? Is it thoro set, and how n1ach u
those OF tt3''
"That don't know: but understand That
nonnl-of.Trato Co'n'nIttco apeeiaity appontcd
py tho President a. ana tho Appeals s:. committee
w ,r,hor a'irx "d 'ar,1.c1 Inn fnc, that Mr.
inter- Ine ,or,"sr Inalsan ~. u . tau w. nr ~.
occasion ms tho third memhnr nf that iEomn'itiso.
in consequence 9f tho, illness Of Mr' raelGs. Ihe
u 5 os, h"'E xa, ~ f aF # tho
West,--aud was soon IN possession Of tho ro'
suts Of ..
THE 1SyEsrtoArl9S AT At Tile CITY EAE'
u,.z...,,. ,,,.. .,o,, .x.n,+ l., In, ,cr ,nt,,
dillon 4, fhis ,iiae of the ycas. sail :his woii-
iy "a is hns Ta fact t. hut % foT whct tse
conios Ia bore after ssoh w',tcr @ ~ ~ tho !ast,
,nineI n re hnsss az toaK ~ M hMs: ,a, anI
ssie%t 1nt5ceti.
."is Ii uniformly sound:'' .~.-......
asu,i1ta:.t wheat*in tie whole lot; noehing nut
wtiat would make HoUJ, SOUND t!our. 1t Is IN II
sathsr ws s So and Sit as soa as
wheat usually d ut this ttmo OF the ycar. "
course. taare Z y eysrx e!syasqsEwa + ;. str1ck =
il j,st q littlo out of eonlEtion."
What IS 10 bo dong win ths.t:'.
',,s sAyy ~ snve nVrn ~, s VIII - Guns ,rn
NJ, , .ra NJ ~ ~ honsos ,,,,t.ad ~ ,h,t tb,re
~ oHa ovs ss seasss @ 70 sa
IhG houses aFe pFstts tuis' uut saosolsp p'ents
, 1881-08-30

HAMILTON. Ont, Aug. a:0.--'rho interna'
tlui,al cricket luAtcI,, tlrst Innings: Canasat-
alls, Is; Americans (untlnssted), -, with
live Wtrketa down. =
, 1881-08-30

Mcssra. j. NJ. noolIttlo and David 11All yestnr-
day ,nadc survey OF tho damage to tho sotoon-
or !.Incn1n Dali, cnslsch by tho tuR ". i. Ew!nF
CnlIIfItnE With the Echunnrr north Ut tho Water
Works Crib carly sunday mnrnng. Th6nmont
Of stnmnEo was mt finally settled yesterday, hut
will Dr decided to.tny.
, 1881-08-30
PROVIDENCE vs.. WORCESTER.
Special Dlspdteh to 71as Chicago Iffbun&,

Spfttal Dspateh to 7hs Chteapa 1fthun&.
PROVIDENCE, X. l., Aug. :.0.-1he homo
team pounded HtcnnOnd for live Singles alla
three two-baggers IN the eighth TIMING to-
ttay, ailI drove him out Of position. Corey
camc III to itntsh the inning, md was hit Tor
n two a1d u three ba9etr. Ten runs. nine Of
which wurG eurnctl, were made In that lmnlng.
THO visitors wrro Mtnbln to touGh WMrM's
delivery, alll Wern whltewasl.el. Thpre
were 5O0 people present.
tnHtl}Qa- 2 > ! t'G1 o
prnviisnre".........so 3 D . q Q On H1s
Wneccstur, r,.........,..Q Il O q o o 0 q 0-O
t:arnci riltls--prosdcnue, o. 49,.
Fielding s-i'ruyilencc, :; Worcester, 1.
l'ase hlts-pFuyI.lance, IL: Worcester, I.
rwo.baso hIts-Fnrrell, Hines ~, bro VII, 1tatt-
1plrr.
Throu- base htt-york.
Firat busy On bnlts-Stnycy. =.
First taSe nn crrutS-trotlttcucG, l: Worces@
ter, |.
,hir!.ck- oat-tltligun. 1arown, Nelson, Pike,
Stnyry, Corey, Carpenter, halitil.
ltaals cal.ca-Wnr!. III iltchnuAd, Gdi Cofeys
-.
str!kes caIled--wars, 70; ltIchmond. II; CO.
Goub!e p!aya--lsodb lsrown.G !l9an, lilo.
Passci GaIIa-ii,shoux, !.
Wild lpftHhes-lftehluoIltl, !.
Tlluu-TWo hailra.
lNp{r0-CatlAhAtl. .t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-24
p.. 81, 1880

MACON. GA. March III, 1879.
/, Fr"m having been ultimate a nul,her of
years with the propretors Of "Swift's Syphi-
li,io Specific" havo known much Of it's
manufacture and use. There arc men 10
this community-well known citisons--who
wsre victims in early life to Syphilis. the
mpst terrible curse TINT ever afflicted tho hu-.
man family, and who have taken the s. 8. S.
medicine. and are now. to all appearances
and in their own belief. ns free from taint Of
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Of his Maker. Delioaoy Of course forbds
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AuousgA, March ,l8.--Tbe Savannah
River to-day rose to nearly thirty, three
feet, tho highest, since 1851 Al portion OF
tho city is,aooded with wafer, whichis run.
ming into Tho. frst "storyd or s6mo lIouses.
Boats are tased tss node or .eonvoyante, on
several streets, Three negroes hayo 6oet
drowned BY the upsetting off bQat c9u-.
siderable darpsge hss BEEN done ta streots
aud private property The river is now
Telling slowly, but moro rain is threatened, !,
b. Cd ~ Gi yf',Iva>- =, -,----u. ipt'h
Mess,s HttcAiso,. d, Bro.--.I ON happy to
tay that your "Neotalgide" acted an a ppe.
cifo in t,s case relieyng the 10 an ihcredi-
lily rhsrt time, would adsi-o, oil suffering
from neuralgia to try it,i Yonrs. etc., .gns !,
l.. V. SINS, Md. /
"BRdkEs Arrow" RusaELI CouxrY. Ara.
~ August |. 1876.
years, osed your ree.hina l'reebinR Pow
dcrs) With my own chjldrdn aid IN ms, p,nn-
,atioh. when owned negfoes. They teiiev.
cd and prevented much suffering and aiok-
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many lives, saved mo much anxiety. and
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teethinR children ind tho bowel disorders Of
our Southern country. Ynurs truly. e,o.
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am one uf the unfnrtnnate sufferers from
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one hundred dollars or nny amount for, it..
I recommend it above all other similar prepa.
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gents SvnsilGH for Tho best and fAsteat
n selling Pictorial hooks and Bibles. Prices
reduced S3 per cent. National Publishing Co,
Atlanta, &c. [roat 8, l8.8m
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/ I rour,SpOrt ofIthstpnsisaiDss 81 The Court

z af0urfSpOrt ofIthetpsosdsdiDgs 81 The Court
last week brought us to the end o.. the .sss.
sS1sEs }s ss &C., ::
s,chlafspf osse' rs R9pf,9otya psYais Hee1 Pnd
as they, are, we understand there aro
others of IKE Kind in tho county. II, this
be 80, III, them DO sent IN. fqr tritl and pun-
ishment. M difference should Ges,nadb in
relation to "race. color or previous cdhditiun.", i,
The XhHq ,paR + who yiYlntas tho L!y issproias
bls;y4yie thah aho biloxi. sbSsspt5ba6ly loss
iGtSrmea i lie 10 what tho 1asw; Il Is. beoenoy,
jus.iJaland tidiSrhlity ,dod,ani hiatt all ca.es
like ,h"ae. tried pt the. .reeeut term should be
sent up FIR trial. and If those charged be
} fohrid guilty f"t phhiaHnsSt .sst "!
b. On the cisi. sids of, the Cudrt tthsre' were
n" important cures heard. il we exceps TINT
in. ree;llAtiou lo the fence law. Cols Norton
filed q formal complaint fnr some Of our citi.
sens to test the validity Of the law on various
groands ,Apnthsr aspect Of tho case VIVA IN
appeal FROM ibe,aGt Of ,he Coopty Commia-
siouers le.s ing a tax 10 baiid tho fence.
gates. &c! The County Commissioners and
through them those whu 'fasut2the fence law
were defended BY MaEsrs. Keith & Werner
and Maj Dendy. The oase was we'll pre-
pared on bnth sides and nbly argaed Judge
Kershaw said ho would take the papers and
make known His decision al soon as he could.
consis'ent with the gravity of the qnostiun
% Be decided and the limited time. allow ed
him from his con.tent .labors. Y The Court
adjourned Thursday night abou. 3 O'clock.
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'5T7 e 'LANDs1FOR' '.IsAfE. ."
~ State a'seesootf ootf SIS, South qptth Carolina.
siOcOaee CO1n1y.tit no

'@i ~" II 1hs ptobss,s Coppri. 'sr.,As
J;sw, 1srs9xdnfisai.trasorr," fa "Plaiadf sssia,.
ar p. Frank Harrison and others. Pstspaen!e.
lap rCoxPtA,sr 10 lMAnsuAS Assure; .&o.rs
DY order Of the Probate Oodtt ID the abote q
ID stated case will sell, tho highest bidder
before he court house dooria NYalhails. on the
first MONDAY in April next, between, the legal
hours Of sale. all that piece parcel Of tract Of
land iu Oconee county s, q. contaibibg twenty
aores. more or less. and Being the sai3S laid of
TO- said Martin Harrison as homestead under
military orders. and which yemaipsd In the
gssss's,Sn Si b. y!oy tq the time ot her
TERMsACash; purchaser to pay extra for
titles. ~ he''ig RICHARD LEWIS.
Judge Of Probate Oconee County.
March 10, 1881 1p. t,y MAS .qixl I'D
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last Saturday. We surpdse the charges
are assadlt end hnitery upon Mr.. Kelley
with int. Mt to kill The amount Of the
bond is $780, Pickens S.ntincl.
The. Register says TINT the State Arri-
cultural Department viii p,y into the Stat.
Ttensnry this year *25 600 from The rs
ccbt tax pcr ton on fertilizers. 1t further
says that 1880 tons of commercial fer
tilzers have besn oHrried up the Greenville
Railroad this year. And Tint 1000 moro
bales Of cotton have hsen handled on tho
Green Vile Railroad this season than last up
to date,
II I. now estimated that the forests of
A"erico will he used up at tho end Of
eno her thirty year. and man who wants
to go hunting viii have to sit on, drnsbridye
and shoot at sailors.
1t ia now thought probable thnt there will
b. an extra session of Congress called about
May Is. The iDsmHcrats say they viii
make it liSoly. They are proceedins to
organize the ,Se9pte. Senator Butler ia
chairman Of the committee on Territories.
l4""iH .7''iL- i-t.~-'l
.
Business Notices.
II yon want something that is good in tho
wayrof pure liquors go 10 Bien,anu' Bur aud
drink F.. W.. WngenrrSa Co.'s "Old Grow" rye
wl,iskey. ,et, @
Price our Sewing Machines before buying
elsewhere. M D Biemanu. Son s. Co -, agents
for Wheeler & Wilson. American and Davis
Sewing Maohlhes
Cool calico VI st cents per yard Mt j. NJ.
Carler'a.
If yop want bsrgain in -four I have all
griidcs md prices MS low as (he lowest.
j. N. CARTER.
To make room for my spring stock | will offer
for tn. next fifteen days my prints. fanncls.
dress goods, &C.. al grcatly reduced prices.
Call before II is too lute aud buy bargains
J. NJ. CARTER.