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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-01-19
DELINQUENT LANDS.

TNlIE following is tho Delinquent Land
L List for Oconco County for Taxes Of
Fiscal Ycar 1880:
Rachel B. Connolly, 40 acres
j. A. CAN'T acres
Edward Harden, LOG acres
James NJ. King. 81 acres.
SENECA TOWNSHIP
Rolin NJ Casey, 56 acres
Pensey Masters. IL acres
Charles Nimmons, 35 acres
TUGALOO TOWNSHIP
Estate Of Brnson Turner. rs acres
WAGNER TOWNSHIP
Estate Of Margaret Davis, 100 aores
Christian Schnrmun. 25 ncrcs
Estate of Joseph Whitmire, 81 acres
WEST UNION
Mira. Jane Austin, l2 acres
WAGNER AND SENECA TOWNSHIPS.
Bluo Ridge Railroad and buildings.
KEOWEE TOWNSHIP
VIM. f. Dndd, 100 acres and | building
PULASKI TOWNSHIP
David Leo. 80 uorcs
WHITEWATER TOWNSHIP
Bright A. Burtz 90 acres
Woodford Zachary, 600 acres
Notice is hereby given that tho whole Of
the several parcels lots and parts Of lots Of
real estate. described in tho preceding list,
day the taxes. penalties md assessments
charged thereon, will 30 sold by tho Troasu--
rer Of Oconeo County, South Carolina. at his
otico in said County, on MONDAY, 9th of
February. 1883, unless said taxes, penalties
and assessments bo paid before that time and
such sale will be continued from day to day
until all Of said parcels, lots and parts Of
lots Of real estate sLall be sold or offered
for SALE j. j. SMITH,
Aniitor Ocnnoo Nonntu
January 10, 1882. 9-3t
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Tho Legislature.

We publish an interesting letter from Mr..
Werner on the work of tho Legislature since
its re.asscmblng and will only add q fow
items taken from our exchanges on tho same
subject.
A bill has been introduced in tho Senate
to mako it n misdemeauor for Clerk OF
Court, Judge Of Probate or Master in Equity
to permit public records to be tnkon from his
Office and to prescribe penalty for the same.
This is q good law and will give satisfnc ton to
the officers named who, being always wills
ling to accommodate others, cannot woll re,
fuse tho taking out of n record for n short
time. Under this law no ono could ask such
q favor Of these officers and tho records will
always be found whore they belong. While
We have had no trouble or losses from such n
cause, wo have heard complaints at other
places.
Mr.. Muller, of Lexington, has introduced
bill in tho Senate to repeal the general
stock law just passed.; also o bill to amend
tho law in Section 7.
Counter petitions for and against tho sale
of liquor in tho town Of Anderson have
beon laid before tho IIouse also petition of
the citizens Of Chester against the sale of
liquors in that town.
The majority Of tho Judiciary Committee
have reported favorably on bill to repeal
tho usury law.
The Agricultural Committee, to whom tho
message Of tho Grvorpor on tho stock law
was referred, dissent from his views recon-
mending supplemental legislation looking to
common of pasturage and express the opin.
ion that my effort in this direction will bo
calculated to reopen tho issue and dnfeat the
benefits. which hc, with largo minority of
tho intelligent people of tho State, believes
will result from a general stock law.
In tho House, tho vote whereby tho Mill
tary Academy bill was refused to be passed
to q third reading. was reconsidercd and
after lengthy discussiont tho bill was passed
by vote Of GO to 4l.
A bill was introduced to ro.enact an Act
to facilitate tho completion Of the Blue Ridge
Railroad.
In tho Senate bill has been introduced to
regulate and determine the right Of dowor.
| A bill to provide for tho better On nforcemcnt
of tho poll Tux has passed tho Senate. II
lcNlcS lOi cuuCu'iouhi Pui Poaco pHo uOliuT OH
every citizen between the agos Of twenty. one
and sixty years, excmpting only such as are
incapable Of earning support from being
manned or other physical disability, which
shall be certified by physician and of which
tho County Commissioners shall be judges
A failure or refusal to pay tho tax is declared
to be misdomeanor punishable, on convic-
ton, by fine not exceeding ten dollars o,
imprisonment in Jail not exceeding thirty
days.
Simonton has introduced in tho House
bill to establish new judicial and election
county from portion of Charleston Ccnnty
to bo known as tho County Of Berkely
Charleston will then DO Democratic County
with eleven Representatives, whio Berkoly
will have six Representatives and will doubt
loss DO Republican. Charleston is TOO large
county and tho bill will probably pass
Tho Senate has before it tho IIouso bill
passed before tho recess requiring the con-
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State Of South Carolina.
OcOlcc County.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

IN THE PROBATE COURT.
Robert A Thompson ns Administrators of tho
estate of James NJ. Lay. deceased. Plaintiff,
against essio Law, Archclaus Lay, Sarah II.
Boggs, John 5. Werner, Us rcceivor Of tho
estate Of james Lay. deceased; Arohclaus
Lay. as Assignee of Sarah T.. B,ggs, John
d. Werner rs Administrators of tho estnte Of
A. w. Lay, deceased; Josephine Vorner;
William a: Lay, as Executor of tho estate
Of G. Nj. Lay, deceased; Joseph j, Norton
and Wm. q. Keith, Assignces of Arche-
lnus Lay, a w. Lay and Jophthah Lay,
and Jcphthah Lay. Defendar ar,s-SuM.-
MONS FOR RELIEF.
To the Defendants above named:
VOU arc hereby summoned md required
IL to answer the complaint in this action,
tho original of which IL filed in tho ofiiro ot
the Judge of Probate, at Walhalla, South
Carolina. and to servo copy of your answer
to the sad complaint on tho subscriber, ut
his Office. at Walhalla. South Carolina, With
in twenty days aftor the service hereof. OK
elusive of the day of such service. If you
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the Plaintiff, as Administrators
aforesaid, will apply to the Court for tho re+
lief demanded in tho complaint.
ROBT. A. THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Walhala, S. c.
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NqDE DES5qQ2 :
7 0 c R ED1To R S
January 10, 1881

THERE will be q meeting of tho creditors Of
L W. L. Reid at my store in Walhalla on
SATURDAY. the 2lst day of January, 1882
for the purpose Of selecting an agent to repre-
sent them under the assignment mado to me by
w. Il. Reid for tho benefit of his creditors, and
any other matters connected with the assignment
All persons interested arc requested TO be pre-
sent. JOHN 9. MICKLER
Assignee.
January 10, 1881 0lt
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-01-19

The moro ono thinks Of that $l2, 1000 ap-
propriated to the militia Of tho Stato tho loss
ho is npt to like it. What benefit has tho
militia over been to tho State? What good
would $4,000 do If distributed amongst tho
countes. Tho share Of this county would
bo about four hundred dollars. That would
furnish two suppors for ono volunteer com-
pany. provided they did not invite two many
friends. Or il would buy twenty uniforms at
$40 each. Tho wisdom of our Legislators in
this. as VOL as in come other matters, is past
finding out Carolina Spartan.
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FIN AL SETTLEMENT
--- -s---

NOTICE is hereby given that tho undersigned
~ will apply to Richard Lewis, Judge of Pro-
bate, at his office in Wulhalla, s. c., at IL
O'Clock a. NJ, OH MONDAY, tho 2Olh day Of
February, 1882, for final discharge rs Exccu-
Se6. asncSo .nS oIlast last will and testament Of David
s. Y. STRIBLING,
Jaauarv 10 1900 Executor.
9-4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-01-19

The message is Ill timed aud viii never. bo
acted on by tho Legislatuse. Far better for all
that the lato Act should be repealed and the old
law be again put in force than to put on our
statute books q law SO absurd and unjust as the
one recommended.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-01-19

A. G. & b. +. Wylie, wholesale grocers
Of Atllpta, have failed and assigned to
Benz. e. Crano, Of Langston & Crane.
Liabilities SIT 900; ossets sl2,5O0. Brock
Bros, tobaccouists, also of Atlanta, have
failed. Assets and liabilities unknown.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-01-19
IChicnao Tribune |

Thomas o. Thompson, Esq, tho Mayors
Secretary. who, some few days ago, slipped
on q banana pcol and sprained his knee
charm F"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-01-19

ANsWER THIs.-Dld yUe
person to bc i'll without sor Snow any
Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. or dixon OF tho
know ono who was we'll when either wasy.er
structed or inactive, and did ypnl ever know
or hear of any case of tho Kind TINT Hop
Bittcrs would not cure2 AskSour neighbor
the samo question. Times.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-01-19

We would respectfully return
thanks to our friends and custom
ers for tho kind patronage they
have rendered us during tho last
year. Wc fccl assured that we
can always give you bargains in
the special lines we carry.
Our stock of Foreign and Do
mostic Dry Goods, Notions, No
velties and Fancy Goods, Fine
Boots, Shoes and Caters, Ladies'
and Gents Hats, Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Hardware, &C., is
complete in every department.
We arc agents for tho two
Standard Machines, "Woed" and
"Domestic." Will be pleased to-
show them to you.
Respectfully,
6. L. REID C GO.
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TO tho Defendants aboyo named:

Take notice that the summons and COM.
plaint in this action, for n final settlement Of
the estate of James NJ Lay, deceased was
filed in the Office of the Probate Court. at
Walhalla Oconeo County, South Carolina,
January l7th, 1882.
ROBT. a. THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Walhalla, S. C.
January 10, 1882. OCT.
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k9luITTufeBtuS

Moberlp, Ro., 4. DECEMBER. - Drei
UIGuner, pelde an1 Samifage bier antamen
NIB inter fali9en gtamen in etnem btefgen
Sotel abftiegeu, tuurbeu geifern als sret nos
turiIde 0eipernbos, Ramens JStaola8, Sohn
unb &tdarb @oof aus NOunt SterIiH9,
Sus., erfannt.
Maridlaa 0en6 nub bic Poltsiteu Steb.
ger uub SeIler oeriudten beute gtittag bic
Nremben ,u perbaitsu iebod entiloben otes
ielben, nadbem iie mebrere S4iiiie nit beu
9eoRten gensdielt hatteu.
Cine auiregenoe 6etla9o erfol9te nun, an
pelder fdb piele 8iirser betbetltgten. Rtdo.
las unb Sohn ipurbeu idlieBlt6 naA oers
;lu.ifeltem g8i6erftanbe perhaftet, nahoem
fIe mebrere S9ubuuuOen erbalten batten.
8ttarb purbe, ebe er ii4 ergab, 10 idwer
rerpunbet, haB sr auf bem 0tiifmege nad
bem Stdbtdsn ftarb. gliaola8 rptro pabr'
ifeinlid ebeuiaaS fier5en. Son ben Serfols
germ pur6e Niemano oarleet.
Sic brei 8riiosr itnb -peri6iebeusr gtoros
tbaten unb 8Gubereieu augetlugt. Rtdolas
bat elm 9eltdnbniB abgelegt unb ieiner glut'
ter in Wouut Sterlins ourh cine 8epeids
oos SdidIal tbrer S0bue ritgetbeilt.
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gSrlnne.

6arrtSUtl1c, H.-0., 4. De3embtr -
&u DER Spinueret Der SQ. QruOeHt & g8it
larb brah um / llbr heutc friib Seuer ans,
mcldes nas gouie, EFF in 1866 erblutc pier
f0fige @ebduee Uebft IdmrtIihem 5nhait
in turser .3ett seril0rte. Ser Serluit wirb
AMI 100000 geid)dtt.
@btcagp, 4. DECEMBER. - 9as Sc.
bGube Nr. 10, WubiicufruBe, in peldeu
ftl mebrere @eidGitslotale, barunter bas
Ger Steubeuz@cuutp, ,Wines@o." beiau6.n,
murbe hsute friib tbeilipeiie ourd 6eusr ger.
fort. Serluit $4,000.
8atesUt[le, Grt, 4. 9e;ember. -
y. 6. Smitb's Yfagasin uub oaS ebenials
benz Sru. Smith Gtb0rtge "SatesptllesSOs
tel" gingen beute iu 5lammeu aui. Serluf
stpa $4,000.
gYtunspee, Mar, A. 9sssmber. .-DaS
Crescent Sotel" III Ylums@reet gerietb
beHte In Solge bee llmperfenS etner yalllpe
in &rano uub muroc etngeGidert. HewiS
Duncan, 8ruoer SES Gi8entbilners, Tam i'll
cen TlQnlnlen Inn
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Goiiifiom in beu Oamstcn ROHe5.
Der ehcma,iGe Sa!ttmorer
Sampfer ,,@gectiipr" osrs
uBaludt

SortreB E Nonroe, Strg,, 4. 8s;br.-
@tus Go[liiicu cretBucte I'D, gessH 6 uhr
b.ute a6sno sttpo II Nsile BON Der 8artte
;u Slb,Yoiut 3piideu benz Oampfsr ~Grs
cslitor" Don Der yFotomcc 0dmpfsrlinie, g"
neIher 3wiideu g8aibtugtou uuo Horfolf
fGhrt, uub ben: SdIeppbampfer sSortuue"
pom NorfOlfsr Slottsubaubof. Der init Dol
Ter 8ampffraft fdbrsuSe RemorQucur trai
ben rGrceliior" auf BET Sette in Der Hdbe
ees Bugs unb ;ertriinnerte Den HHWpf bis
auf ben sSaiieripteGel. Capt. 8ato.uiu,
SefeblSbaber bes y@rcelior," rtdltete ben
Sug ieires SahrScugeS mad ser etwa cine
Vietle entfernten Samptouer Barre unO fubr
nit boiler Dampftraft uuf OieieIbe los.
9liiGli6er g8eiIe erretbte er Die ieid1te
Stelle, ebe Der Sampfer uuterging, uuo
lief benieI6en auf Der Barre feItlaufeu. Die
in Der gtdbs anterubcu 8uubestricgSs 0am.
pier o9ennsiIee," nAIlioEce" unb rSanoa.
Ita" liesen gleid uad Dem 3uiammeuItoBc
Soote berab, mrlbe ben iirtenbcu 0ampfer
nadl oer Barre bCgleitetcu uuo pou bort aus
ots Taiiagiers ans llfer brabteu. Die mel.
fen Der gebtereu fuhren I'm llbr auf etH.m
onoeren 90 Baltimore Gb. Der
2arlpter y@rce!r0r" III clu Henes Sabr;eug
uno iuurbe erbaut, nm Q8aggous Don gBalb,
tngton mad Guantico iiberiuieteu. >tm lag'
ten Sorner 6icute er alS GrturiouSs Dlms
pier stpiideu Baltimore un0 Sdg &iogc.
Ser Sd}Iepp6ampier D6OrtuHe" 1T riu iilr'
Tee 6abr;eug BON 800 &ouueu uuO geb0rt
ann SSlotteubauhofe III Norfolf
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Gcuf!iiher s5niG,iad Sur ,5crftos
rui1a eiuc6 So,tfTeS.

- s." G""HaiBcO, 4. December. Gin
Srrlnt sur s3trltorung oeS um e2ampage
ans Sarre bier ungetOmmersu Sollidifie8
DSoiepb g. chimney" mrroe uutermegs auf
hober Gee geulaht. Sier 8o4en nad Der
&bfabrt entbedte man eines Worgsus 6rei
bis bier 6uB Naiisr I'M Sdifsraume. un6
cine iorQFdlttge llnteriuduIg ergab, oaB Der
i!nere Stiifsrumpf al orei Steqeu oards
bObrt lpOrocn mar uro Der SbGter bic 26der
nit GbfGlIen behsdt bate, I'm iie III perberz
gen. 3aS 6urh Die aubere Srettermauo
eirgeorunArne &0iisr mar burh Die 20ber
in Der inuercn in ben SGifisroum gelaugt.
Dir Ifonuifnit murbe, nahbem Die Q0der
entbedt urb Uerftopit morScn mareu, geuau
iitermadlt, inociicu ersignete iif giifts,
mas bie &erbaituug irgeno eiues Ger Gee
leuts rcdltierttgcn torntc. Nebrere Dttt.
glteber Der NanuIddft fnO Ger Qulitht, ba6
Der imstte Steuermauu DauiS Der Chatter
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lintereans Ses Sampfers ~&iSSess
bale. ~ Seltfamc Serfettuua
ppu Manifestation.

ct. S Obns, Ms, 4. December. Der
am 10. Nooember uuu N,w Orleans mad
0tepGl abgegargene 9ampier rViSo,Sbalt, "
Capt. Satlcp, fran0ete mn llbr beute irii5
;u CANT Sbotts, uabe @repaIiep, unb III
pabrIdeirltd total pcrlOrcu. 0ibtcr Rebel
unb etu beftiger SiitroeititHrn berriAteu ;ur
.3ett bes SoriuOs. 9aS 6abr;eug mar nit
100 2onuen &pblen be!aotn. Die Wauu
idGft purbe gercttet.
Ger ngio6esbal." III Scrielbe Dlmpfer,
pelder uOr etlihsu Sager ben Sbooncr
nEarOle" In ben grunb bobrte. 0aS les
tere 6ubr5eug hattie tur3 UOrbsr eiE Boot oeS
geiheiterten 9arpfsrS ,&e6ur @roue" uuf
bober See argetrpheu, uub bic in bemelben
btiinoIiheu S9ifibribtgen oil 8Or0 acnoms
men. &ic 9auuitaft 0cS Sdoouers, Ionic
Die SdiftrHhigrr bonn n&eOar GrOUe" ret
teten I'D aui hen 9aripier ryibceSGate" Uuo
mnrnsn uou bieiem Hath SHORTY 5u0usq,
N.sS.. gCbrdd't. Y. ,. Sf)
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Sases=N

Sn Wilmautee, gisc., tritt beute Elm
National. @onuent Der Gutter, & Gies
unb gierbdnbler ,uiamuteu, unb etue
Butter uno &die.Qusfeauus wirb erofnet.
gaarprsiie i'm Setrage bon $4,000 ituo aus
geiett.
Die s trmag. g. e. 8. 8t daros
tn @bicaso feute ssferu ibre 3abluug
elm. Die Mttglieber Der Sirma prpeIgern
ndhere Iustunit iber tbre @eiadftslag.,
dubern iebod ois Grwartuus, tn tur3er 3ett
ibre 3atluug,u miebsr auiue6msu ~ t5uueu.
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eTeiocr memd1plnrnrh.

Suffalo, N.zN., 4. 8eIember. .-BiL
helm @reif nurbe berte uou Sbos. Waborp
burh einen Shlag auf ben aopf nit eirem
@ammer ermorbet. &eioe pursu ais &rbeis
tfr or elmer Griife beifGitiqt Qlabonp
po1ts @elb bon @rcif lcibeu, uuo ais Qettes
rfr cos 9CIO uibt ouitrsiben tonute, iiug
MQhcNg Sdrbel al uu0 tuurbc pcu 9retf
hurdgepriigelt. Giuige 3eit nodber brahte
9iatoun ieinsm @eguer uou hiuter Den t0ot=
lidsu SdIa9 bel. Ser Grmoroete miro at5
Elm IlstEiger Wonu qeidtloert, iud4rcnO Der
giGrber in idllPftem 9tufe itQu0.
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Ser Epranu Seintemila.

Banana, 4. 8g. - Gin staubruirbi'
ger Correspondent II @uapaquil bertdtet,
Sag Sen. Seintemilli, Der 9ittator, ,u ben
srauiamflen Nittelugreift nm bic ReOoIu.
ticn su uuterbriiden. @r lieb Saluerbe auf
benz &ai,rnenbofe II @esenpart Der i'm
Guaree fOrmirten Stuppen auspettidlen, bis
Der llnstiidlide Slu ipte. gtnem Snfantes
ris,Maior unb 3nsi @olunbianeru puroe
oieielbe Strafe su Sletl. aQe 8sbellen iiub
in bic gft erfldrt tp,roen unb perben, iuenn
gefaugen, iufort po: eiu &riegsgert9t ges
iiellt. Rebrere @ilombianer fIno beretts
eridoifen tporben. Sie &iubeniamnller itHo
in ofieuer 8epolutiin begriffeu. SIM gaH'
sen 2auhe tn Seintarilla ebenio sefaratet,
trie aehaSl.
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G6ies= aHaire sipifbcn Seieeras
pbenbeamten.

Srantfors, 6h., 4. December. -SbaS.
g. 8aelor, bieiiaer @eidaftsfihrer Der
,,gQenern utOusEelegrapbeu @Ompagnie,"
hattie beute einsn 2Sortmetiel nit Grant
Noutupmsrp, BEN Gsitaftsfiibrer Der re
lepbon. Gompagnis." Betbe grtffen 3u ben
8epolperu, uuS 9aplOr purbe burd ben ltu'
fen 9rm geihoheu, mdbreno WtOntsomerp
etnsu Streifdub am re4ten Arme erbtelt.
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Wely sgsprfer NIahridte,,.

Nems Yort, 4. December. -Tiele sc.
fargene, tuclte geitern iuegeu llebertretung
oeS neuen Strafs@obcr perbaftet tpuroen,
eridichen bcute in Dell oerid)eoeneu Yolt.
Setgerid)ten; bic groBe Mebr}abl muroe nit
elmer @arnung eutlufieu, Wdbreub tie llebefs
treter oes Iccticgeiebes inter Siirgidait &c.
felt nurben.
= 6rau s. Smaa fiir;te sefern abeuo
in Serieps@ith, mdbrsno iie init iblem Ntaune
ipa;ieren gtug, pl0elid gu Sobsu uno mar
in meaigeu 0tinuten cine 2et6e. Sbr Sob
purbe oQem anideine rad burt Serstraui.
belt uerrIriadt.
- Der 22,idbrigs @orie 3udermaun, elm
israelitiiAer 6lidtltug aus Jiublano, ieines
i3eidens Elm SdlOiier, besing beute friib
Selbfmorb, in0em er fif in ieinem Soft,
bauie on Der Seferifrabe erbdugte. Gr mar
nidt i'm Stauoe, Seiddftigung III fiuoen,
uno bieier llmitanb ipl ibn gum Selbitmoroe
gstrieben baben. 3udermaun tammte benz
Teruebnlen nod aus gutter Gamilie.
- &ih0rb Steers uabm beute In Sutdl
9ilI8,. G.sS., in ielbitm0rOertl6er 4bFdt
Eariier @riin Elm, jeeob ntrtte ibu 6a8
G'tft nidt itneI seuug, uno er t5Stste fjb
ourd] ctnen Sdu6 in BEN &opf.
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.Gifnrrt'A Wetrilaersie,i. .

BbiIabetpbia, 4. 9eIember. - Die
3uderrafiiusrie Gbus. Siigerts, p.lder Dor
9rr;em pon bier bur6brannte, nahoem ct
Naliduugsn i'm BetraSe pom 100000 be-
gauqen hattie, tpuree beute pom Sder!if fir
$4,000 uertauft. 0aS gigeutbam III nit
Sppotbeten uub nneersn SGu!bea TN Be
traae uou ca. s1eo, 900 bsiaFst,
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Sfatfftlhaftcr sslbtfmprh.

New Sabeu, Count, 4. Del. - pen.
rtette gidling, bic 5G=idbrtge @attiu oes
Steinbauer8 0etnrid gidiiua, in Rr. 43,
@resniirabe, pObnbait, bat itt geitern nit
gauSanum ueraiftet. 0ie Beioeu lebten
iebr gliidlih nit etnonSer unb Die 6rau mar
ferngeiunb. Gie biuterIieB sinsu Srtei, In
psldsm fie bat, man mO8e ndt periudsu,
fie iu's gsbeu iurittinruieu. Gin Motiu
iiir bic Shnt rrirh nidlt arasOchrn.
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Sfrcnoc &diTc.

REM y orr, 4. December. .-0as 66er.
Tometer fano beute frb an ptritieoenen
Iuntten oes Suoiontbales aaf @rao uuter
ytnl. Ser Slub If ;wiiden Qatstia uuO
Albanp nit gi8 gefiiut, uno bic Saifffabrt
bari ais gcifloiieu betradtet merben. Sn
Sartforo, Cont, uno llm9egeuo fiet bas
&bermometer hcute friib auf bta 12 @rab
unter Mnll
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Bic 9plt,eiipirrcu in grpp.

Erob, N.-9., 4. 3eptember. Die 5ts
tuattcn in 8esus auf bte bieftgsn Bolt;ei-
tptrren lit MIR iniOfern uerGuoert, ais Die
neue Yolt,eimaft 9eiib uon benz @ebetms
polt3iftenbireau er8rifien bat uno baiielbe
als Sanptauurtier bsnutt. Die alte Manu.
itoft bebauptct nod INNER bic StattOuS-
bduier nno bGs Siircau bes Superinter0eu.
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Der Gpre der bcS 9slcaatenDGus
fcR rpa MiifGfff nbi criffinfIcn.

Sation, Uliii., 4. 0etmber. = Gine
beute bier etngetrOfisue YrtUatSepeld)e be-
rtdtet, baB gG. 8: 8. 3iiou, Spreder oes
3slegatenbauies oOn Witififppt, erihoiieu
ncrbsn 1T. gGbereS III bariiber nod nidIt
ermittelt.
gtsmpbis, Geuu., 1. December. -
Cine 9epei6e ans Startuile, gttii., mel.
bet: o@robe Gufreguris berri6t bier Gber
ben gertdlt, baB Sberit %. $. $. Giion BON
6. Saunbers hsute III Salbpin, Wiii.,
msudlings .riboiien iuurbe."
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6iuefeis SGSer.

Ger sStrtb Don gd1ptfeI.Sde.rn ala s,u,
niitiel gcSen paufdusidbldgR p0er anbertpeitsu
unaeuneen 3Ifiaro Der Sdtt, ipipe aeaen Rbrun,ns
ttsmus ,ne @tdt. i'll lan9f susefanSen. Ser Ter.
tals gut tstdnnt. esIcrus Zclpefeis Ssfte S,sss
etelelben et9sn9attsn ,nb bepirft baIelbe HsT,i1J
@snd1tsrojc @c,ema, acne, Smpetian u r,,rtaa
&rdRe' SGltitib uno areere 6GIts RroItbciten t5sT
Ben pr4 ettlslbe garjt duss emtr,t urb q, iirhs,S
i4nel bas 3ri6rn bon Rbeum ctfsnriis NM az
ueeeteiee ~ eeielhs Elm ausqejsibnetes 1,Ajns,t
rhi9e'Dttttel iur oetllnrttn'gte &leibsr u,tb RsT
jeng, ino fe ertbeiIt Wuls lluo au6ers,, 2sUas.
Ss paItt asfoalgen rsrSsn, stue Dem S6ree fbnft5s
sbelBcnno Helnbet. sjr Eoipe SeS Brbraudjs hs,iSI
ben erpdlt oer Eeint cine rett aumutbenbs einrbstt
rnn dnGenetme G.dtte Spnuenbrotih a Snn,,,sr
fprofien. Sinuen, fberBdubt aIe gsfntfsgisr ns
entisrnt ptTeen fpneu, tperben burd5 hiejeI6e sus
sflrfd,t: werner TT bic gefHues Retrtbsft tp,iS.
6iefebe BEN Gsint ertbeit tuett Gn;tebsnssr n1S "
grGbt6e arb nrnnttrltde gId'ie, ipeIcbe blr6 S.s
Sehrdut bcn 16onbetiSmittelE Gntf:cbt
Ndn butte iI5 oUr SdIfebunasn! - gbu,Je,
2etfetit mad 8eradt porSen, unS Sas abIifuu tptrs
CUR Iert'dt srmoFnt, nHr Die G6te te,unebueu.
uno ju beadten, boB bic ein3ige DrtatHaL
BeSet 8 ruTB GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP mi,
phigtr abbileuue ii4 aif Sem uml6Iaa. tsbes
StadeS bsftnbet, rbre rocfdbt fetne delt IN.
9um Eerteuf i'm aGasmsiucn bel gpotb,t.rr. Ssrs.
teTh III g'eoeartitslr iIro Wdteraloaaren IN &5
Gents has Stitd; 90 Gents bic eife. cn.5aItesb a
Stiid, elm GriFarntb bon 90 Prosent per goF, nit
Sorausbe'aRIuns, tOfet bic Rite s5 gsnts.
Der Gtg.nthiimer tpiirSe Ed ietr fr:ueu,
3eugnifie su srbaIteu bon Beriouen, pelds
@Ienn's SttosfelsSctfs gebruudsu.
@bS. Is. Gritteutcn, aIeIn. glseu,s.,
gr. 115, 6ultonfr.. R..y.
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QphurtSufttptt.

Nrob, N.sD., 4 DECEMBER. gobu'
rebuttion in ben rMbanps sGiientperfen" trat
beute in &raft uub purbe pon ben 4rbeitern,
mebrersn Sauienbtu an Der 3abl, obne
Diurren accsptirt. Die &eouttiOu bstrdgt
10 his 25 Bro;ert.
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Gpttlicb Hrth crFranft

2afagetts, Snb., 4. DECEMBER. Der
Serid1t. baB &epraicutant Ortb i'm Sterbeu
an letn SditS geiiclt, ieScd ii1hif pttGfaiggGs5s
zig, uno iein 3uitanb bat I'D In ocn lesteu
sfnei gNnnlfI rininermnf,er nehpiifrt