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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
&anias.

Gm Is. MpriI bat cine ~pou,dbIise
Snsenieurs abtbeiluns, nit Subrwertsn,
2ebeusmitteln, 3eIten u. |. 10. ausssrifst,
bic 0srmsHuns unb bic NusIesuns Der Sort
Scott unb Eopsta giisnbabn %besonnen.
Der erte 8untt, mad weI9em bisle 9inie
flbtt, TT @arnett. Mau eIaubt, baB Der
gau Dor benz erfen Stunt beginner pirb.
6. 6. WiIi 0 n, ein berporrasenber
Sarsstsr uou Siase Miifon, tam am II.
april pom bort nit isinsm 9ussp raid
mad Sort Seott anssfabren, nm nod benz
Often 81 reiien; Der g~,ienbabn3us mar
absr Bwsi ober bret Winuten friber abse
sanseu. gr bIieb einise Stunbsn in Der
Stabt unb ueri9waab banu. Spdter traf
cine tslesrapbii5e Dspei9e ein, In wsIdsr
feline 8erbaftun9 psrlanet wirb. Ct ioll
cine s,oBs @slbiumme untsri4lasen bubsu.
Stabt 9eaueuwortb uirb
fi1 sen5tbist isbeu, UNI ben gusfaq Der
Sl2, 600 WirtbfdaftsIicenSseloer 3u befen,
SpsaiaIteuern (gicenisn) pon idmmtIi5en
5abritanten unb @si1dftsIeuten (ein,
i9lisBIi9 Nsrttsn, Brsbissrn uub gbuota.
ten) 3u e,beben. NatirIid perbsn biele
5erren bic gonfttutionaIttdt elmer iol1en
@eps,beteuer gu beffrsiten iu3eu, aber ss
miro uorausf4tli9 wenis belfsu.
SdmmtIids @irtbs pom @pan.
bottle wsrbsn ibre 9ei5dfts nod Der Q.
Strube pom Deit &anias gitp, Wo., pers
Issen, UNI ibre alien Stammsdfie, wsI9e
bann nur eintse bunoert 5uB weiter 1u ses
ben babsu, gu bebaIteu. Su 6oIse bss
&anfas'sr 8robibitiuseietss fiab an Der
senannten StraBe bereits 7 neu Saloons
er6ffust worbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
Ste &ataftropbs anf gbios.
2pnbon, ben l6. Npril.

D ", peH 10. Apttl.
Der Correspondent Der vEimss" In
gbios fdreibt:
sd bin isst auf perisnlide gsoba9.
tungen unb bic Bertdte pon Nusenssusen
sefhist I'm Stanbe. folsenbe S9iIbsruns
Der Situation auf Der Snisl su ssbsn. gS
birfte rtdtis iein, baB i'm @an,en nidt
pieI msniser aIs 1000 Ysrionsn umsstom:
men fnb, obuobI bic an,ubI pisusi6t gee
ringer III, ba sIei9 mad Der &ataitropbs
pisle psrionen BITE Sniel usrIaHen babsn,
ueIde aIs uermibt ~arseseben porben iinb.
Die auf Der Slbieite Der Sniel beinbIi.
den Srtf9aftsn Rnb u%ouftdnbis serfiSrt
porbeu unb LIT In bsnielben fsin Saus fe
ben gsbltebsn. Oas Centrum Der p%ultani.
iden Ebdti9teit iteint in Der Ndbe pon
Nsnita, elmer an Der Sfisite Der SnieI on
Der Wesalo gai selsseueu Srti4aft, &c:
psisn su iein. 0aisIbit famsu pon Der
1900 Berioaen sdbIenben @inppbneridaft
800 um's Qeben. Serner wurben In fols
aenben Srti6aften 9et6btet: Sn BOUNDS
28 pom 900 @inuo5nsrn, In Ybilatia 90
pom 260, In &alamontt 40 pon 1900, in
Nrmilia 80 BON 600 unb tn &irrt 40 BON
4sO @%iuwobnern.
Sn Der auf Der @sfisite Der SuIsl ssls
sensn Srti6aft Wasfa finb pieIe Sduisr
3srit6rt uoIben, bod 1T Riemanb um's &c.
ben sefommen. Sn Geiba purbsn brsi
8isrtel bsr Stabt ~ssrit6rt, bod nur cine
Berfon aet6btet. BON ben 600 ginwob,
uern 2stbi's baben % ibr 9ebeu unlorsn.
Sn auabatus fnb IL Ysrlonsn get6Stst
porbsn. Die anberen auf Der Nerbisite
selesensn Srti6aften baben ni9t bebsutsuo
bur4 bas @rbbeben ssIitten. Der Oiitritt
Sbios unb bic iibIi9 oauon selesensn Ort'
i4aften babsn am meiten 9elitteu. Oie
Stpbt Ralimaifa TT u nod Elm Griim'
merbaufen unb iouen pom ben 1900 Ss
wobnern 44s umsetommen ietn. 8on ben
s570 gtnpobnern tn febsn anbersn Srt'
i4afteu p~erloren 1927 bas 2.beu.
Nsun 3sbntel Der 5auier i'm iibIidsn
unb fib6fIi9eu Sbsil Der Snisl miisn
BON @runb aus neu ~aufsebaut perben.
Ote gtnwobner campiren auf freiem Seize
unb Ieiben srsBs Rotb. Oie i9wsr psrs
Ieeten Berfouen fiub pou ben Manni9afs
ten Der &risssidifs mad @bios sebradt
worbsn. Sn gbios bat man NIT benz Sort
f4afen Der Grimmer %besonnen. Su ben
tIeinen Srti9aften 1T BITE Dsp0Itsruns nod
INNER wte seldbmt unb tam nur uenis an
ben Ruinen gotham psrbsn, ba bic grbft5Be
nod INNER fortbausrn. @s bsfnbsn fi1
nod pisIe 9sidsn untsl ben Ruinsn. gs
babsn f4 l1uteritisunss 9omits's sur
2inbsruns Der Notb Der obba9sIoisn per'
ionsn sebilbst. Gin srisdii9sr pope siebt
auf Der SnieI lumber unb rdtb ben 8spob'
netn, bteieIbe gu uerIanen, ba fe idlisbli9
sdnbli9 bur9 grbbsbsn ssriiSrt psrbsn
par6e. Dies trdst our 9srmsbruns Der
berridsnbsn Panique Bel unb psrlaHsn
pisle perionen bic JnieI, trosbem f9 Der
@r5biidof unb Der @oupsrnsur bsmibsn,
bic 9sute au berubisen.
Gin In &alimaifa anldfissr bsutl5sr
ar3t, psl4er fi5 3ur 5sit Der Rataftropbe
ieinem 9auie befanb, sibt an, Suerf
ieien bic Eeuer pom Glide auf bic grbe
g. fossn unb stniss Sstunbsn ipdtsr isten
bic Wausrn bss 5auiss sinssftar1t.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
WtSconRn.

aus benz Sinner, bss STATES rper:
ben sroBe lleberidwemmuusen ssmsIbst.
Sn Sonb bu Gao war Der Slug am ls.
NpriI Elm reiBenber Strom, Der nm flni
l1br Ra6mtttass eiuen fir9terIi9sn I'm.
bltd barbot. Oas Wafer mar aus ben
l1fern setreteu un6 bate cine sroBe Yin:
sabI StraBen iiberidpsmmt; Der gause
ueiiIide Tbsil Der Stabt fanb unter @ai.
fer. Die SoIsbSfe on, ufsr wurbeu In
idpimmenbe Sretterbaufen p%srwanbeIt.
Der Damn Der ~ensipurissn @tienbabn mar
unter Wafer unb On mebrsren Stsaen
bur9bro9en. Der Sdaben pirb uners
meBIi3 iein es pdre nutIos, ibn iett su
iddseu, ba bic eisentIi9e SIutb nod iu
tommen ideiut. @IidItdsr WeiIe III teine
Der g,idsn In bsr Stabt wssseriFen. Sn
einisen StraBen fdbrt man auf Rdbnex.-
8on Watertoun wirb semsIoet, bas Der
&od &iper uu. finf SUP s~eiiisssn IN; bas
gis it aufsebrodsn unb bat bic ,wet mad
benz Satbiu Sirdbof unb Sausbton fib
renben Srlden fortserifen.
Das anti.Greats9 eiee 1T In
WiIpautes in einsm EsffaIs pom Ri6ter
Wauorp fur susiltis ettIdrt uorbeu, ba tn
benz Cert Der Bill irrtbimli5 ~anseseben
III, baB bur3 bieieIbs Elm @sist pibsrrus
fen pirb, ueI@ss ausseIafsu purbe, aIs
bic Staatsseiese uOr Rur;ew rsuibirt pur
ben.
Sn SIC a L perben In bieiem
Sabre circa 400 arbsiter am S1iffsbau
bsi6dftist ietn. 6 S9oousr, cine sroBs
Barte fur bic Weuomonss Barge 60. unb
cine OampfsYa9t psrbsu gebaut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
S6Weta.

SIN sroBen &atb pom 9u3ern 1T am %.
Sanuar b. 5. bic Wiebersinfibruns Der
Gobesfrafe nit 70 sesen % stimmen be'
i5loHsn morbsn. Gu9 TN 9roBen &atb
au Bern bsi4aftist man fd eifris nit bies
fer Srase uub blrfts man gu Der sIeiden
guti9eibuns ~seIansen, wenisifens finb
bsmlslbsn bereits 1875 Petttionen II, Wie
berstnfibruns Der Eobesfrufe susesansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
3nr.mbureer 8asett<

sersnotb ober Seuden psrtiIst wurbsn,
ldBt it9 bis iest nidt ermitteln. Sebens
fals bat bier einmaI siue bObere guItur
ssberri9t, als bic pon ben guropdem sur
3eit Der @ntbeduns Nmerita's BET ben ars
men Snbiane, itdmmen p%oraeiunbsne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
Neue &atbolii6e Golonie.

2O,(Oo oder Qant nur an 8aibslittnj 40 pufauftn 9s
btatn parft. urb Rtr6sn.8 attlitattn sdanets RIima,
unb rtt6tr Grebebtr, 2 BE 10 Bae titf; PRES $4-$6 pr
adtr 10 SABLE Grtsit 20 prSJtnt Rabatt bal Saarjas.
lung. gDtstn ndbtru ausfunft ptnht man I'D an
August Bramer peer an Rev. A. Wolf,
Raeyille, Boone Co., Nebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26
Outer Scrrieuf!

ptripnm, ptl6t mttr cher ptnisr frttt 8tt babtH,
fenntn mir terll6t. Itt6tt unb cut ~bsJabItnts Bttdfi-
9une ptritaftu, ptnn ft uns TIRE Nertnt utbh stntm 3
Gent etamp t~tGftHsR. ahrlartL
Spbn Scufe u. Co.,
gsIumbus Sunttisu. Sspa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14
Count Hamilton, Chancellor OF til,

Count Hamilton, Chancellor of the
University at Upsol, Sweden, has issued Gao,
600 in forged paper, counterfeiting the sgna-
lures Of the King and Queen.
It is reported that the Gear has re-
cciyed from the Nhilist committee o printed
proclamation, Offering to lay down their arms
in return for constitution, amnesty for all
revolutionists, and few miner considerations.
The trial of the assassins of the Gar
was brought to close at st. Petersburg ON the
10th of April During the trial the prisoners
we're oil attired in black, and seemed to be
proud Of asserting that they belonged to the
terrorist party, by whose order the assassina-
lion was accomplished. All except RuSsakoff
and Jeliaboff disclaimed any participation in
the deed itself. They were al sentenced to
death on the gallows.
parneli declares that the Coercion bill
/. the result Of the desertion Of seventeen men,
ber. from the Irish party. He thinks pitfalls
.rs plenty in the first portion Of the Land hili.
ont from the second part he looks for very i'm
lortant results.
Bradlaugh was reelected to the British
House of Commons by l25 majority.
Alvices concerning the massacre OF
Col Flatter and his exploring party in Tripoli
are fully confirmed The commander and all
lie Fienchmen OF the expedition were killed
Dy the natives after brave resistance against
heavy Odds
thomas Carlyle willed to Harvard
University tho books he used in writing til.
lives of Oliver Cromwell and Frederick til,
Great.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14
PoLITIOAL POINTS.

William Means, Democrat, has been
elected Mayor OF Cincinnati over the Repub
.ican candidate, the present Mayor Jacob
Dayton was carried BY the Republicans, and
Columbus by the Democrats. Toledo reelected
Romels, National. ~ Mayor. In the municipal
elections in Michigan tho Democrats CARVED
Ypsllan.i, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Muskegon,
Flint, Saginaw, and Holland. The Repub-
tcans secured Lansing, Nles. Grand
Rapids, Adrian, and East Saginaw. Keo-
aux, Iowa, with three tickets in the field,
elected Louis Hosmer, Democrat, Tor Mayor.
H. w. Lamberton, Democrat Was elected
Mayor Of Winona, Minn.. BY 29a majority.
Isaac Marston has been reelected to
the Supreme bench of Michigan, and James +,
| Joy and Austin Blair chosen Regents Of the
| University.
Carter II. Harrison, Democrat, has
been reelected Mayor OF Chicago BY about
| 1000 majority. The remainder Of the Demo
cratic ticket WAS chosen By majorities somewhat
less than this figure. or the eighteen Alder
men elocted-one from each ward-nine ar
Republicans, seven Democrats and two Social
| lists.
William L. Ewing, the Republican
nominee for Mayor Of st. Louis, y elected. .!
over 1000 majority.
William Means, Democrat, has ma
jority Of 2,694 for Mayor Of Cincinnati, wh'i
tho Republican majority on tho general tcks
will average 1900.
The Republican municipal ticket ha
been elected in Cleveland By mAjorities rang
ing from $500 to 4,Aoo.
james Z. Boyd, the Democratic can
didate, was elected Mayor Of Omaha
Mr.. Oonger's successor In Congress
FROM the Seventh district Of Michigan, y job
I. Heh, who has majority Of 5000.
W. r. Vaughn, Democrat, has bee
elected mayor Of Council Bluffs,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14

Secretary Window, after spending
several days in New York, consulting with the
leading bankers and financiers Of that city, re-
turned to Washington on the Ath inst. A dis
patch from tue capital states while the confer
snces resulted in notling Of definite charac-
ter, Secretary Window received great deal Of
financial information and many important sug-
ses;ions in regard to rcfunding.
The attention Of Secretary Blaine was
called to the imprisonment Of Bcyton in Ire
land The Secretary said tho case was recciv-
ing his serious consideration, and tho State
Department would promptly perform its duty.
Secretary Blaine is Of opinion that
this Government can do nothing for the relief
OF Michael Boyton. tho Irlsh-American who
was arrested in Ireland under the Coercion act,
except to ask that he be accorded good treat
ment while in prison.
There is now about $173, ,000, 900 Of
gold coin and bullion in the vaults Of the
United States treasury.
Secretary Window called for offers Of
$6e6, 600 in bonds for the Pacific railway dnA-
ing fund, and was rendered q. .00o. 900.
The Postmaster General has issued
orders for reorganization Of the railway mail
service, as to salaries and appointments, on
Mavl.
Secretary Windows refunding scheme
vas approved by tho alinet, and be Was au-
horned To nse his discretion IN the matter. Il
understood that the &l04. 600 Of new
| onis will be issued 1t 1 per cent, and sold to
lie highest bidder. The Secretary also con-
emplatcs calling in maturing bonds and allow
IL holders to retain them At reduced rate ot
,.terest. Atty. Gen. Macveagh il Of opinion
hat such plan would be legal
| A PANE was created in the Pos!office
,e.a.,nent by the summary discharge VI
,irhi clerks, some OF whom had been in posi-
ION many years. their only oncnse was saiS
o be incompetency. Postmaster Genera
James is making careful inquiry into III,
,ual ications Of his subordiuates with view
20 good of the service.
Private Dalzell has been appointed b,
secrelar, Klrkwood to q. 900 clerkship in H.
Pcilsoa I'll, e.
| A Washington dispatch says tina
..Mahone and Alexander H. Stephens hav
trat.rnlzed, and they seem to agree entirel
with each other in anticipating something hk
a political millennium, aud in believing that the
will bring it about"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14
Under the escort of Senators Conk-

Under the escort Of Senators Conk-
ling, Jones, Logan and others, the remains Of
the late Senator Matt H. Carpenter, Of Wiscon-
sin, arrived at Milwaukee on tho 9th inst, and
were formally delivered to the Governor and
Legislature OF the State that had elected Mr..
Carpenter to the Senate, by Senator Conkling,
in behalf Of the Senatorial committee. The
body Icy in state at the Court House ON SUM-
day, the 10th. and WAS viewed by $1,000 sor-
rowing people, after which it was buried III
Forest Hall Cemetery with imposing cercnao-
nies.
The iron works Of G. / G. Cooper &
Co., at Mount Vernon, Ohio, were destroyed by
tire, causing loss Of el50,OOO.
Gen. Ben Spooner dad at Lawrence
burg, lnd., last wesk. He WAS Colonel Of the
Eighty-third Indiana in the war, and lost leg
1t Kenesaw. He WAS born in Mansfield, Ohio
aged IS.
Mrs. Charles Ballou, Of Saranac,
u ch, known as the Mammoth Queen is
dead. When travelling with exhibitions she
wei, he'd $40 pounds, but wasted Away to 400.
South.
Louisville mourns the loss of w. B.
Hamilton, prominent merchant.
Seven persons were drowned by the
capsizing Of = row-boat on tho Ashley river
N south Carolina
The Tennessee Legislature has passed
the bill to settle the State debt ct par and 3 PEI
cent. interest.
A company has been organized il
Florida to build ship canal across the State
by way Of the Caloosahatchee river and LAX
Okcechofee to the ocean, near tho mouth 9
tho st. Lucie river. The capital stock i go,
100000.
Tie Confederate graves in New Or
leans were decorated with flowers contributed
by the Grand Army Of the Republic.
Reports from all portions Of South
Carolina arc to tho effect that tho fruit croI
has been ruined BY the extrems cold
South Carolina Judges are quite gen.
.rally en'orcing the State law against carrvln.
concealed weapons. for which offense man
pcrsons have been sent to the penitentiary.
Three horse-thieves were summaril,
disposed of By the vigilantes Of johnson
county, Tex.
Four inches Of snow fell in Northern
Virginia on the night Of April &
NJ. W. Gary, a cavalry officer in th'
Confederate army, and always prominent
law and politics, died At Edgefeld, 8. G.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14
Resolutions O ! Wedding Day.

When the celebrated Theodore Par
ker married Miss Cabot, he entered in
his journal, on his wedding day, the
subjoined resolutions, the keeping OF
which made his married life happy
one:
1. Never, except for the best Of rea-
sons, to oppose my wife's will.
2. To discharge ell duties for her sake
freely.
8. Never to scold.
4. Never to look cross ct her.
8. Never to weary her with COM
mands.
6. To promote her piety.
Z. To bear her burdens.
6. To overlook her foiblea.
8. To save, cherish, and forever de.
fend her.
10. To remember her always, mosl
afectionately in my prayers.
Thus, God willing. We shall b
blessed.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14
nr1sCELLANEoUs o1xAH1Nos,

The United States Supreme Court has
reversed the decision Of tho Supreme Court Of
Utah, which found Miles, tho Mormon, guilty
Of bigamy. The la4ter tribunal made N error
in admitting tho testimony of Niles second
wife 10 relation TO his first marriage, whereas !
Utah law bars wife from testfying against
her husband, or ! husband against hls wife.
Nearly al authorities agree that, 70 long - the
fact Of the frat marriage i contested, the SEQ
ond vito cannot Be admitted 70 prove il. The
case u remandsd Tor new trial.
Messrs. Evarts, Thurman and Howe,
the American Commissioners 70 tho Inter.
national Monetary Conference. sailed from New
York last week.
Ex-President Hayes II said to be writ
ing history Of his administration.
A party Of Americans have leased
from the Dominion Government 1,200 acres oi
bog near Winnipeg, and viii manufacture peat
on large scala
The annual reunion Of the Society Of
the Army Of the Tennessee WAS held It Cua-
cinnAti, Gen. Sherman presiding. Biograph-
ICdl UAOSC0cS ~ SA1O OO9 Va VaA0 y01f WcGO 1OaN1
The Treasurer reported IS, OOO in bonds on hAnd
Gen. Sherman read sketch Of tho battle oi
Pittsburg Landing. Ex-President Hayes led
the procession 70 Fountain Square. where
statue 70 Gen. Mcpherson was m
vsllsd. Eight thousand persons were present
At the MuAic Hall in the evening, where Gen
Dodds delivered an extended oration, and bris
speeches were made By Hayes, Sherman, Pope
sheridan and Cox.
The Army Of the Tennessee reelected
Gen. Sherman President and Col Dayton Sec
retary. The next reunion viii be held ct st
| Louis.
Commander Meade reports to the Ma
w Department that lawlessness is unrestrainet
at Havana, sud that tho British Consul va
nearly murdered BY rufhans on recent night
+. F. O'Brien, large real-estate own
or Of Montreal, has been convicted Of utterin,
.orgod paper for $4,000.
The mercantile failures in the Unite.
states for the frt quarter u 1881 were 1.9-G
against 1884 for the corresponding period .
1 1880.
Tabano, the chief of the remnant o
Nicor.o's band Of Indians, was captured vii
1 four followers in ChlhuahaA.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14

"James." said the grocer. a. he
looked over his spectacles at the boy
Who was measuring out half = bushel Of
potatoes, II find that have spelt su-
oar with IN h in 1t. Is that right :
"No, sir" replied the clerk, after
spelling the word over several times.
mo, I guess it isn't, but I hate to
scratch il out. What shall do?
"If it was me, sir, and I had put an
II in sugar, l should order hams and
leave the b. OF there.
"Of course-of course. Really,
James, but begin to feel my age. and
/ only wonder that don't some time
spell eggs with two g's.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14

NEv.s Judge by appearances. 4
esedy coat may cover , heart IL null
bloon,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-04-14

"S-A-A.r, father, / learned something
new ut school to day." "What Was It :"
~ learned TO say Yes, cir, and No,
SIR "DA YOU "x.erars
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-10-27
SIFTINGS.

Physicians and others are notified that there has
been received at the York Drug Store a large lot
of Cnchonida in ounces, and Quinne in ounces
and bulk at prices that were never heard OF be-
fore.
We scnrn legitimate competition in the prices Of
Paints, Oils, Painters Supplies, &c. We tiatter
ourselves that we are prepared to offer induce
ments in the matter Of prices and quality Of goods
that some dealers cannot, and others will not
We are offering low grade Chewing Tobacco at
374 cents, medium at 40 cents. good at so cents
and fine at 75 cents to Sl.00 per pound Big Stock
in Store.
A complete consular outfit consisting of Razor,
Strap, Brush, Combination Mug, and Mirror, can
be had at the York Drug Store.
We have Lamps enough to stock, respectfully,
half the Stores in York. You can bet your Paro-
It'd Gland that they have to be sold at some price.
Bluestone in quantity, at the York Drug Store,
for wheat sewers.
Why let the nimble rodent feed on your 81 %
bushel corn, when Rough on Rats will destroy
the generation and remem brance fthem? r. on
R. sold at the York Drug Store.
Onion Sets, for Fall planting, expected in a few
days at the York Drug Store.
We would like to say word about some extra
fine wheat that we have for sale that has yielded
as much as l3 bushels to one pintsown but Capt.
Grist says that this space must be devoted to our
legitimate business-Drugs.
JOHN C. KUYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-10-27
October 13
SHERIFF'S SALES.

ny virtue ofsundry executions to me directed,
I'd will be sold between the legal hours OF sale,
on THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER,
next at York Court House, the following prop
erty:
/. All that tract of land, situate on the waters of
Bullock's Creek, bounded by lands OF J. 3. K.
Thomson, Mrs. Smarr, s. l.. Davidson and others,
containing seven hundred acres, more or less.
Q, Also, one other tract, situate on HowelIs
Ferry road, on waters of Clark's Fork creek, ad-
Joining lands of E. G. Byers, ]. w. Jones, J. N.
McGilI and others, containing three hundreo
acres, more or less. -,
8, Also, one lot in the town of Yorkville, sltu-
ate on Main or Congress street, east slde, con-
tanning one-half acre, more or less, with brick
dwelling, store-room and outbuildings, bounded
by lots of estate Of Fl. F. Adickes and John Y.
4. Also, one tract, situate on North Carolina
line adjoining lands of - Garrett, Mrs. Boieyn
and others, containing one hundred and twenty
five acres, more or less.
Mrs. Boleyn, Vim. Barber and others, contain
ing one hundred acres, more or less.
6. Also, one other tract Of land, situate near the
Kings Mountain Battle Ground, bounded by
lands Of J. NJ. Hambright the "Hemmlngway
lands". now owned by Goforth and others, con-
taing one hundred and seven acres, more or less.
The foregoing lots and parcels or land, from
Nos. to Inclusive levied on as the properly o OF
Jno. s. Moore, deceased, in the hands OF 3. 4.
Moore Executor, at the suits OF j. 8. NJ. DaVl9-
son and wife, Laura B. Davidson, against s. X.
Moore. and jeremiah Tickling and wife, Buena
V. Tickling, against the same. SI3.10.
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1881-10-27
October
CLERKS SALE.
SOUTH CAROLINA-Y0RK COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON TLCAS'
Sallie A. Elders, alias Coyle, and Others against
Simpson Stewart, A. Jack. Stewart and
others.
PURSUANT to the Order of Sale in above en-
4 titled cause, will expose to pubic sale, on
SALES-DAY IN NOVEMBER
Now next ensuing, all that tract or parcel OF land
containing
NINETY (so) ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
Living on Kings Creek, in said county, and
bounded by lands of L. Fl. McSwain, j: X: DICK
son. the late Abram Hardin and E. b. McSWaln
Also, the interest of Abner Stewart deceased, IN
THIRTY (9O) ACRES OF LAND,
Adjacent to the above. mentioned tract, and now
in the possession of Lewis H., Elijah B. and
Lewis M. McSwain.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-third Cash, and the balance to be due and
PAYABLE on the first day Of December, A: D., 1857,
with interest from day of sale-with privilege 10
purchaser to pay all cash. The credit portion OF
purchasers bid to be secured by purchasers
bond, and the right reserved to the Clerk OF tne
Court, upon failure of payment at the maturity
thereof to expose the purchased premises, after
like advertisement as in the first instance TO re-
SALE at purchasers risk, upon any convenient
sales-d thereafter, without further process or
order. Possession to be given on the first day OF
January next-titles to be reserved until payment
of purchase money in full-and purchasers TO
have leave to pay off bond before maturity:
JOS. F. WALLACE, Clerk.
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