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A s.u.,.n. Shot While Guu.,ux.

New HAVEN, Conn.,, Oct. 21.-Loring
William Andrews, senior in the aca,lem.
ical department of Yalo college, was fatally
injured to day while duck shooting about
three miles from this city. His gun was
accidentally discharged causing injuries
in the abdomen. Hs is about 90 years old.
His parents live in New York.
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sew HOrR MoPAos.

NBW YORR, Oct. .l-FlOur-State ami West.
ern steady: prices without decided change
Southern steady.
Wheat 1.sllzc lower state deliveries a shade
higher business mainly speculative M.
White ut 81 II; No. ked, Oct. u lltsl III !:
10 Nov.,, 81 n:s0l y do Dec. q Eg40
81 1891 ll14; do JAN, 81 Ii.
COrn-Cash and Oct. l1<c bitter: others
without dtcid0Gi change mixed western spot.
s71SS1sc do futures. 65Ls s0S5c.
Oats about &c better; M. Nov, a.'s1
i3c: do Dec, 4itl4iZc; 10 Jan., 4CS
State, 43G5Sc Western. S0JOc.
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VIII Attend Service.

Tho members of post "a, g. A. r., will
attend divine scrvice tomorrow evening
at 81 o'clock Mt the West King street
chapel. Rev. Mr.. Reed pastor.
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A1uTlCE,

NOTICE.
~ Tho partnership heretofore exstiD. bc-
tween ii. u. KhOsi5 and Charles q. KissE,'ts ~
dissolved by reason of the death Of Clarle, q.
RhOatis. All persons indebted to sail part
nershtp are requested to make imme'iilic
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the same will present them for set,i
Incnt TO the surviving partner, II. II. Einr,sta,
nt No. WAst kin;. street, Lancaster. ia,
where the sail ii. Il. KhOi,ls will continue the
watch an'i jcwelry business :ls succcssOr 10 H.
II. IsiiSD&,lS II Bro
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. NJ, 1881 OetlS-lwd
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Striking Spiuners.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Oct. 21.-The spin
ners at Mechanics mills struck this ldOrn-
ing on account Of dissatisfaction with the
work and wages.
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OreSOn's New Senator.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.--A lispat IN
from Salem, Oregon, say Joseph N. Dalph
was elected United States senator, Oh the
4lst ballot, receiving 81 votes.
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Zach. Boot, who was shot in the
back few days ago while resist
ing arrest, was taken before Judge
Patterson this afternoon and admitted to
hail to appear at court to answer for the
larceny charged against him.
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All Recorded.

The recorder states that all mortgages
up to date have beon recorded. All the
boxes and pigeon holes arc full, and the
owners are requested to lifC them.
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a Goad-latch key was found in tho Con
trail market house this morning. The
owner can yet it ut the mayors office.
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M- -s.sn,eun,a, Cheap Excursions

L" Phila',elphia over the Philadelphia Il
Reading railroad on Tuesday, Oct. q, wednes-
,iay. Oct. q, Thursday, Oct :G and Friday,
Oct. "a. All tickets gOUsl 10 return on any
trains up to Oct. 8, Inclusive. Special through
trains leave Lancaster, King street, daily on
the above dates ut 6 a: N. Fare for the round
trip only $sN. Leave COlumbii at 6 u. IN. /;
fare, S22a. Leave Manhcim at G:53 Li;iiz,
6:ij: Ephrat:l. 7Oj. Fare only $l.9l. For par
uculars Sc e circulars. Octli, Il, 81, :3,.iN.tw
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 81. - Commodore
Hugh Y. Purviance, (retiled), died this
morning 1T his residence in this city.
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4 AKPHANS' COURT SALE-ON SATUR-
~ DAY, OCTOBER u. 1852, at the Leopard
Hotel, the undersigned, Administrator of Susan
ilclss late Of Lancslster City. deceased, by vir-
caster county, will sell .le following described
real estate, to wit II that certain one and
OnGhaJf story BKI::i. DWELLING HOUSE,
north side Of East Chestnut street between
Dukeanl Lime streets, No. 1l9. Bounded on
the north by tho Pennsylvania railroad, Oh
the east by property OF Daniel +. Eberman,
Oh the south by Chestnut street, and on tho
west by property OF Richard Blickendcrfer.
Sai, lot measuring in front on Cheftnut street
II feet, and measuring in depth 80 feet. This
property is located within q short distance of
business circles and isa desirable home and in
good state of repair and preservation.
Sale to commence at o'clock, n. H., OF said
day, when terms and conditions will 6e made
known by e. WITMER,
Administrator.
IL. SHUBERr, AuctiOncer. Oct2,9 2l3td
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RcVsMuS Office VIII ClOEo.
The revenue Office will he closed on
Tuesday ihc 9th.
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In Honor OF the lsi-CeDtennial.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 21.-The stock cx
change will be closed on Tuesday next.
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NPECIAL NOTICES.

druggist In New Richmond, o., Mr.. f. :.
DOnhan. writes VS. tho following: II consider
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup ono of the very best
things made. use it altogether in nv own
family and can therefore recommend 1t.
A NASAL INJECTOR frce with each bottle of
SHILOH 3 Catarrh Remedy. Price 80 cents For
sale at Cochran's drug store, LIZ North Queen
street.
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THIRD EDITION.
SATURDAY EVENING. OCT. Al, "e.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH,


aarrisoufG-Evsnts Vt Varied H.
terest Near and Far.
HARRISBURG, Pa, OCT. 21.-At this
mornings session OF the Presbyterian
synod, it was decided to hear reports
on Presbyterian records, and there were
presented and placed in tho hands Of The
stated clerk. Business was then suspend
ed to hear an address by DR.. Allen, secre-
tary of the board of freedmen on mission
work among them. Addresses on the
same subject were made by DR.. Aingham,
of Lincoln university. Oxford, and DIR.
Andrews. Tho committee on constitution
stated they were ready to report, and it
was decided to hear and discuss the report
at the afternoon session. The synod then
took recess.
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Danish i'll health, nervousness, vexation.
fretfulncss, by using Browns Iron Bitters
II. b. Cochran, druggist, l37 and ls9 North
Queen street. Ol6-lwd&W
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10 YaBUNG MEN.
L -THE--

no YOUNG MEN.
-THE--
Lancaster Commercial College
Offers you an opportunity to get 4 knowledge
ct Double Entry Bookkeeping, Corr. spOnd-
cncc, business Arithmetic, Penmanship and
Business Forms. An education absolutely
nccccssary IN the transaction of business. Day
aud Evening Sessions. send for circulars TO
WElDLEK 4 MOSSER,
OctlS-lwdK Lancaster, Pa.
HOUSES DLOT AT PUEBLO SALE.
he sold ut public sale the following described
real estate, to wit Two lots or pieces OF
ground situated on High street IN the city OF
Lancaster, having each q frontage Of twenty.
five feet and n depth of two hundred and
forty 1.-Two feet to Lafayette street, and adtOtn-
ing properties of kOsina Kfrch AMI John
Duscl, on which are erected two ne-stery
FRAME DWELLING HOUSES, with Frame
Back Buildings, numbered respectively, 739
and 743.
Also Il lot or piece Of ground lying between
the above described properties, having q
frontage OF twenty-five feet and o depth OF
two hundred and fOIty-fivc feet, to Lafayette
strcct, and the right to use tho pump ON the
premises numbered 7j3
The lots have number OF fruit trees grow
ing thereon, tho houses arc in gOOd condition
and the house No. 7l3 has both q pump and
bydrant attached.
Sale to be held at tho public house of Victo-
ria Diehl, on High street, at o'clock p. NJ,
when terms will be made known by
Attorney in fact for the heirs of Joseph luck,
deceased.
JACOB GUxDAkER, Auct. octs2wTT&slwd
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"IcGfis Of OIk."--ThiJ beautiful drama
will bc Eivcnat Fulton opera house next FRI
day. Tho play is an established favoritc with
our people, and IL always suro OF drawing q
full house.
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stock Market.

New York, Phi.a,ialphta ana L,,ri; SiOch
also United States Bonds rep.s t6i stat;v -,
JAlOB Il. l40No. y North Queen street. ~.a
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Vl,siE MEMBERS OF NJ MEIAMOKA TRIBE.
l. No. ., Red Jacket Tribe. No. ~. Can-as-s;l.
tc-sO Tribe, No. .G,. and all members Of the
Improved Order OF Red Men who intcnalgOing
with us 10 Philadelphia on TUESDAY, OCT.
y, { III Centennial arc requested to meet at
Tuesday morning ut. four o'clock ant leave
hall ut five O'Clock. sharp.
BY order of Committee OF Arrangements.
]. JOHN CURTIS. Sec'y.
n. H.-l'rcSs: Dark suit, whitc gloves and
regulation Sti1f hat. 1t
DUBLIC SALE EON MONDAY, OCTOBER
L ~ 1851! will DO sold ut the Cooper hOuu..,
RtwO story brick dwelling and twO.story brick
buck building, containing hall and SIX rooms,
hytirant in the yard, fruit trees and grape
vines. THIS property Is situated No. lsG Char
lotto street.
sale ut ! o'clock p. IN. Conditions made
known by
HENRY SHUBERT. AuctiOnccr. oll-lltd
DUBLJO sALE OF CITY PROPERTY.
O'Clock p. H., will DC sold ut the Lcipard
hotel, Lancaster, tuat valuable property, No
Is South Duke street, with finely bull: two
story Brick Slated Residence, large Back
Building and attachment. Contains IL rooms,
large hall, plastered light dOrIner rooms,
cellar, bath, closets and sewer connections,
side and rear alley ways, yard with fruit, rear
piazza and other improvements.
Property very desirable and centrally lOca-
ted for all uses.
Immediate possession If desired and perfect
title.
Attendance will be given and terms made
MRS. ANNA BRENEMAN.
O:llt Deceased.
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ruruUr r., Bx,DuE I,UILDcKs.

s,eaie'l proposals will ba received ut tie
County commissioners office, NJ l. tnr.s.i .is =.
Pa. until FRIDAY, NDVEMGER ), ES,
1T ]! O'Clock M, for tho erection ami cOInp'c-
tiOn Ot AN uncOrOrc'f wO,sicn bri'l;.. across
the Beaver creek, near lssftn. ~ TERMINUS Of
Beaver Valley turnpike. Specifications can
in seen 1T the Commissioner = Office.
BY ORDER or THE ROiHD.
Attest: u. +. GHlEsr, Clerk. nctIs-.w,i
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When the skin is parched ami frcckled by
strong northwest winds and the face becomes
dry and scaly, it can be restored TO smothness
and good color by DIR. Benson's Skin Cure. A
perfect remedy for troublesome itching and
vexatious pimples. olGlwd&w
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a.r.,n and Rroy.ason sluosa,,uu.


Ono O'Clock quotations OF xrlin amt ,,uyt. :.
ioEs, furnished by $. X. Iun'lt, Brossr lSt
Ei.st King street
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NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.
COUR KROUT LUNCH THIS EVENING
Dat
HENRY NEIMER'S SALOON,
Corner 0f Water snd West Orange streets.
W:tck(.r'a Celthrntad lseer on fan

HOUSE AND LsDT FaDR SALE.-A NEAT
Ill twOstory BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
with twO-story Frame Back Building, No. SIS
st. Joseph street, having q good hytrant At
tacfed AMI all the rooms furnished with gas
Tho lot has u frontage of Is feet, 9inches and q
depth Of 81 feet 10 q ten feet wide public
alley. The house has been recently painted
and the premises are in excellent condition
Terms easy. Apply TO
JNO. A. COYLE,
OlS-2tdTh&S No liz East King Street.
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1t Will DO IL.

1t Will DO 1t.
Food will lodge I'm tho intcrstices between
the teeth and 1t becOme u source of their de-
cay. SOZODONT will dislodgc such deposits
aid prevent tho mischief. All parents should
provide SOZODONT, and thus secure the
health of their childrcn's teeth.
Ol7-lwdcOlGw
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WEATHER INDlCATlONs.

WEATHER INDICATIONs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 21.-FOr tho
Middle Atlantic states. fair weather, ex-
cept in the extreme southern portions.
light rains, northeast to southeast winds.
lower barometer, ard stationery Or slight
rise in temperature.
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In ldrO'i eWin Ter.

The sfn tents oi rh- South C4rolin
oil ae av- hen victim 4 in III
r"si siam"in' nan,Dr by an nrr.,
'eve, "n- f Il C,r.ln-r Il III,
on D. -'&wa'e Shorty i. ior- =.
".lnn'ng ai the ;r n. sr.sin G
yer p"np = : t. nY.n :: n. -SS h4 |
the acc !,nmndsrion Of rhn>. nj .o
sho pr~!-r,~i Messing tot4I5'"grh~
'r'i~ At D a.'hn hnuSes. Il IN
" n wA,Ip ercnnr< p,Ueat f. m +
r tess = am! t!- stud. T. B-ino
'"ns'~'Ganly psrson a good 4! Ire
T. soon g.!r-'l tne c.. tid.nce OF tho.
~ whom H. wa ,i,rnwr Ard o.:
20 col eye oprnei ilri No d II alt.
S"rnii?e 81 cnnSl.'er b.. u uap t,
) riels BE 'nrn;s' e.l very goa
re Al TIE -; Of So N nh, a..
~ yong m-n w.r- iulIy alf 4
ne number Of hl- hoar.ierS increase
nm nae 10 tune nHtil th- nezin.Ir,
this in nth. when he h4i r,gtr
: forty Of the ycuog mDn CT II u. |
ituron.
l.,-t Tharsdsv Card yer zen
oand and coil-cte b"ari ,non.7l
vance from nsariy I'll MS h.ari-r.
e sums ri | ranging from twelve /,
Shfe'n dollars. THE aggrpgst. snn
llecfed was something overslx hu,
III dollars. Th. s'ui-n's r-4di,
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{ State Democratic
see 10 The People Of
the State.

ROOMS or THE STATE DEN0cRATlc !
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
COLUMBIA, S. G., Aug. Is, 50 J
Isllo1p Citizens The candidates
nominated by the State Democratic
Convention at Columbia are worthy
Of the support of the whole people.
No other political body will, or can,
present to you candidates for State
offices who have equal claims to your
confidence. The Democracy of South
Carolina have received the nomina,
tlons with uufeigued satisfaction, and
are determined to elect their candi
dates. 1t will be an unrnixed bless
ing to the State, however. if there
shall be a truce to political strife,
and.honest men, with honest pur-
pose and without regard to their po.
litical associations in the past, unite
IN voting Tor the upright, capable
and faithful candidates vino are ROW
before the people. The Democracy
cannot be expected to continue to
bad themselves down with taxation
for the benefit Of their former oppo
nsnts, ii these persist in prrt~rnng
political tramps or imported vags-
bonds to Carolinians Of proved worth
and acknowledged merit.
The principles declure'l BY the
State Convention as formulating the
objects and intentions Of lhe llemo
cratic party are Ineligible, liberal
and progressive. They look TO the
preservation OF Honest Home Ra!e
as the paramount need Of goo'i ciu
zens Of every condition in life, ana
they pledge to ali the people the us,
administration oil equal Laws, and
economy with efficiency in the con
duct Of the Government. Ia the
broader arena OF National affairs the
SJuth Carolina Democracy stand
pledged to the reform Of the tariff
aystem, SO as to les:4u the burdens
on the people, and ito the reform tf
t!e c.vil service az Il means Of pnriiy-
ns paliiirs. Wien the political
Workers a6ail no longer have nun
lred thousand Federal Offices as a
ure and bait for their hungry de
oendents, the rowsr o; ordinations
If rnsorupuions politicians will AZ.
'uredly be broken, aud for every cam
lldate, within his party, there will
% a fair field and no favor. The
Democracy demand likewise that the
federal Government, oy liberal ap-
'ropriations from the treasury for Ell. !
'cationai purposes, help the South
IN States to convert the present and
iaing generation OF freedmen into
Intelligent and responsible citizens.
D all things the South Carolina De-
locracy solemnly bind themselves,
efore tellow-countrymsu, to pursue
bat public policy which will make
he whole people cont ut, by 5ecur- =,
lg their rights, guarding their priv e
eges and fostering their growing t
Il
The State Executive Committee re, t
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GGvernOr-Eleet IhOmp>Un.
One of the Most Promising Men In the
SOU 1ie

From The Springfield Republican,
Hugh > Tuumpaun, the lew Gov.
eruor of South Carolina, Ia s he. h. "
OF Waddy Thompson, one OF the is-
IN 'us men Of old regime, man with
tine head aud tr.m mous;ache. Al
ter the war be found himself stripped
as many VI the aiIsiocrsry were, and
Went TO Columb a ard SET '.:'a W!vate
school. HIS Income tor tie irst year
wes abour $4UO, and wes eAed cut, as
he sub-'q eutly discovered, by shc
ssie OF The family plate. Family plate,
IN iact. proved q te q resouIce durlns
The early years Vi transition iroE War
to pc ace, when the women uf he ar
j tocracy At Columbia showed .hrir
eense OF ;he value q. ecommy eld
Thrift by appointing committee f
Ia u.selves 10 sst good rlcps from the
j. With I ml.ls " ho E ,tked into IT,
South. Mr.. Thompson conf ND
teaching su lie Was made sup.ri'.
tandtnt Vi instruction under the
H wpton 80, srHment, wnen be found
toe State school fund a good deal de
pleted by be carpet baggrrs. His first
Care Was to restore that, and in the
meantime he devoted himself tn the
school interests all over the State
The result was that he became very
popular with black and " hite, and
" ~ nominated in the D .mocratic cen
'ention this year by spontaneous
OF the mountain region Of
re State, en,l TO the 10 ailsht asIon
lhment Of the bosses. = ,rtherners
Rho have met him reg .-d him as one
If the most promising men lin he South !
Is ctr alnly hopeful sign tor a man
. secnre pol!iicsI advancement IN the
south by devotion 10 the common |
choola.
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The GlOrians Franchise
Detroit Free Press

H. fourd y half d, En- !,eenen
waiting for him "len u reached l.is
otf:ca yesterday morning. The f.ai
one admitted I'm vri MS Dat and
gave tErse cheers.
"" hats that 10, e asked the car
dliale.
1t fer the triunpo OF Fyincii.lr
over corraptlon-honta'y eyer .raad
integrity Owe. il.iqniry ard wick
ed"ess. The iresmeu ,,rr go!rg to
rally"
How much do you want asked
the Candidate, rs h" pulled out his
tlIet
There wlll BE- sucb 4 rally Of hon
est electors as---''
"tiow uuch ?"
"Tne bor'y handed aoas Of soil
b we become dls-,-"
H wv mach, I Say
well, sir, III iiave to keep seveu
Of ine b-ys tall OF beer from now to
election day, aud In thinking that
about ten"
"TzSe i'--iers It is-good moru
ing--n-zt
The next entered With cat like
tread, and looked ali around the
room ioi listeners, aid then, sink
Ing bis voice TO g whisper, d. ex
claimed:
Hush! 'Tis the battle cry OF 10.
OW ireemsn coming to the rescue. -
Will 50 be enough this morn
ing ?" coldly inquired the cardl
date.
You'll get there by ths lsrgas:
majority this county has ever seen!
Oae part OF my ward was going solid !
against you, thinking"
"l'l make it So
But crnshed out the opposition.
and when the glorious sun o! Novrn
Der 7 h pilds the e!irss and stpepIea
there will b. such sn nptisina-"
"Here'e 81 go 'ionu-dnn't both.
'r u a"v mcre- big buiry-sny.
body else ?"
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Summer
Complaints

At this season, various diseases Of the
bowels are prevalent, and many lies are
lost through lack of knowledge of a safe
and sure remedy. PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER is sare cure for Diarrhea, Dys-
EMERY, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer
Complaint, ETC., and is perfectly safe.
Read the following:
BAIsBRIpGE, y. Y. March .. 1881.
PERRY DyIS IS Pals kLi ia 1s;n neGs s 10 S"'d
'HS" 'eZ LOT ef suo p1tn IN tnG RS.pI.aS s.4tnaSr'
NIcnoLv1LLE, 4 4, Fen ;. ISL
Ths ssry So,t medicine ned know No Of ioT dysensrs s
nsed II Tor years, and 1; " sure cure every time.
have used your PAIN KILLER in severe cases OF
evlmp eolic and cho!eSa morba5 and !: gave almost
instant relief cAssrsvILLr I a. f. fs5 faa2gfsd sy Isl
family Have used Il many y, tines e., t9E SS%el
without . bottle In the house. j. 3, I'VE
Have used PERRY pAvIs' PAS KILLEE for twelve
should allow ii TO be out Of the family.
ONEIDA, y. Y. Feb. is III
We began using II over thirty yeats ago, and II
always gives Immediate relief. Wonld hsrdly daIe
coswAYsono. S. G. e. Fen. e sesisi s, ISL
ia tie house Dr.. f. MORTON.
Ihaye known Percy D1yIsi PAIS KILLER almost
from the day it was introduced, and after years of
observation and use regard Its presence in my
household as an ihdispsnsa5ie necessity.
BrkroS. oS.TsEST. ESQ.
1Ihad been several days Suffering severely from
TIED Your PIS KILLER, and found sIpost instant
ieHe1 81 MONTAGUE Sr, LoSDoS, Esq.
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A ja'a be Re!ie
We saw YES. erd.1 = at.let.n

We saw yesterday \ at'let,o wIicb
Vas q, cr III p' i'-ryni Lord Byron.
SsIhe hls'n'y ni the Digger is rhps
D'il g !hr bsf' . oi Mlssnlnnghl in
the war i-fwe"" Turkey AMI Gre c.
the 'iteo L RI Byton W 8 in immin., :
danger ir IN th- hands of Turkish
tn II Who maize H ,uurneroaS clt al
hun Whil- th- w-Apon w1s l-~cen.
ing Gle k 'ld!er, nam Il E.ntnn4l
Haas, srrhng IN etwren a, Il received
a horrible cash across The ace Th.
so'dl tell hnr 4 agged TIE off -
d'wn, rlncke'l he digger from MS
, 1t and stabbed hrm to III h- ~
IL soliler bv III or'l-rot L,rl Bv
an, Was Sent to thD h 'sn;tA, AMI ~
e'"arh4 recovered The gl>h had |
hea e up hnt left an ng'v soar which
-xtehd-d from his foreh~a low NJ wa,,l
t"rnss his face hia right eye u .s ur'
u completely and hi nnss we coy
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-11-30
+. w. DAWSON.
The MckieS as Snake Killers.

Mr.. r. w. McKie, who lives about
five miles from this place was in town
few days ago, and informed us that
not long since he was visiting his carp
pond and discovered lying near the
waters edge snake OF the moccasin
species, whereupon he sent to the
honse for his gun. on the return OF
which he fired and killed as he thought
bat the one snake, but on examina.
tion found chat with the one discharge
Of the gnn he had killed thirty.on
snakes, which were in and around
the large snake, at which Mr.. Mckie
fired. On yesterday Mr.. Joe McKie,
wholyes nea. Golfers and is brother
ci Mr.. 7. w. McKie was in town,
aud thinking we had a good Joke on
his brother told him, Joe, the snake
tale that had been told us by his
brother. Mr.. Joe McKie did not
suile worth cent, bnt with all So
riou'ness said, Il don't doubt it, for
moi long since while out in my fields
I killed tone blow with stick %
snakes, and the day was out was
not mnch Of a day for snakes y About
this time some one called liz aside,
and Of course twas our time to "set
EN- up. -HamIiug Co,Te&pondence
Of AuquSta Ereni2aQ Nf,cS.