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Brother Gardner on Gcnenlogy,

"When | shake hands wild stranger,
said Brother Gardner, rs silence fell
upon the members, II doan' keer two
cents wheddcr his great.grcal gran 'fadcr
was Cabinet officer or n cobbler; whed-
dor his own gran'fader sold silk or kali
kcr: wheddcr his fnder was a cnnner or
!" statesman. DO man nave TO deal
with am dc man befo' me, an not de dust
an bones an collins Of his predecessors.
He may size up well, or he may run to
remnants he may be squar, or he may
be blk; no may be honest, or he may
have de right bower up his sleeve. dat
am for me to find out.
II donn' propose to jino hands wild n
stranger bekase his gran 'tader cum obcr
wild de Pilgrims. Neither shall lend
five dollars to one o. my color on do
ground dat his uncle weighed ton an
shook hands with three different Prcsi.
dents. What man am he am, an
whedder his fnder was poet or q black.
smith won't make him better or wuss.
Size up your man on his own personal
shape. 1t doan' matter to you what sort
of he'd his fader had, or how big his
uncle's feet war, he am do man you arc
doin' bizness wild. DE pusson who
trabels in dis kcntTy on nothing but the
record made by some relative half cen,
tury since, will land in Jail rs soon as in
good society. When I have any plug
terbacker to spare, dc man who's fader
didn't do anything but mind his own
biziness an purvidc fur his family will
get it quite rs quick as de man who's
fader diskivcred comet or predicted mn.
airthquake.
''I want each an cbery member Of dis
club to STAN on his own shape. If he
am fast colors, dat's all we want to know.
If he cracks or fades in do wa .::,in' be
must keep down an out. Do act dat
Samuel Shin's fader was 'lected to de
South Carolina Legislator doan' prove
dat Samuel hisself knows beans from
hoss barns. Likewise, de fact dat Givea-
dam Jones had an uncle hung fur stealin'
con doan' so to prove dat it wouldn't DO
safe to leave our brudder in grocery
sto' fur half an hour while de clerk went
out arter change. When a man boasts
dat ono OBJ de family signed de Declare.
shun Of Independence, doan' you take
his note widout good indorser. People
who lay back on nothing but de glory Of
de dead, an do craftsmanship Of some
one who sat in Congress hun'red y'ars
ago am just as apt TO work off bogus
dollar on sore.eyed railroad conductor
as de man whose, geological tree has
baker hangin' to cbery limb. "--Detkaf
Erre prsss E
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naritt anu the Labor Unions.
New YORK. July ,

NJ" loEN, July y.
The reception rendered Michael ibavitt
by the labor organizations Of New York
attracted fully 10000 people to Union
square TO night, despite the inclcamont
weather. The different bodies wcrc
clecrcd by The crowd Is .cynlrched up
10 the speakc : stand, especial Iayu! be.
ing shown The frcigh, handlers. Upon
motion Of jeremiah Murphy. President
Of the Freight. handlers nipn, Mr.
tohcIt BIiscrt WAS made chairman Of
the meeting lie introduced iir + :.
Mctiuirc, Who made al address of wc..
come from lhr Labor Union 20 Mr Da.
witt Mr. nayirt Wa enthusiastically
received. lie asked Indulgence f'r his
weak voice, aud expressed regret III not
being better informed upon the labor
question in America, tia, his comments
might BE- more valuable. lie had been
much pleased By lhc remark Of another
speaker tonight that, while in ireland
Irislimcn were fighting the cause Of labor
and humanity throughout tir world.
This land war in ireland can b" Justly
called "A labor movement. |, j. th" up.
rising Of the iabrr"r- against a system al
monopoly that ha, cpmii~ra,"d tie fruits
Of labor, viz: :rul basel urru labor.
Davit added: 10 olny w" ~" llnlf way
iii he road - ,i,tuf,. iivt" j. to-day
in Ireland II distinct iabor inoyrmcut,
besides the Land League movement, on
behalf of the artisans and lahDr"r- in
cities. Cheers. AS Iri-'Imcn and ~
men who help To build up land they de-
mand that they shall share in the b"nc.
fits that are 10 accrue from the abolition
of Irish landlordiSm. Now ~ Il lahnrrr.
the son "i a ahD:cr anl the grandson nf
Il labnrcr, am anXinn- that The lahnrcr,
Of ireland should share III til" sI.piiS Of
Irish lnndlmdilm. therefore, haze in
+ cent uttcranrcs in England AMI Amer
lea declared my conviction that he only
just settlement of tho Irish land question,
the only settlement that will leave the
land Of ireland with the people, will be
one that gives the agricultural labnrcr
aud the artisan in the city direct benefit
from the soil. l;Xccptior has been taken
to MY scheme s,y Thoughtful ufi'i sincere
men. DO not let it be supposed for IN
instant that my friend, the chosen leader
Of the Irish people, Charles Stewart Par
nell, is in the least opposed 10 the labor
movement lie has more than once de-
clarcd that if full justice was not done
the lahorcrs he would place himself at
their head and srr hat full Justice WAS
done them. am confident thn, by and
by he and every other Land Lragucr
will he taking The same stand that | nos
do.
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4 Perpetual COurtsl:ip.

| The McXicans Of the wealthy or well
tO.dO classes have Il custom in Inurrie,
life which seems To me pretty one
Husband and vile have entirely separate
apartments Of the other except on invi.
! ta,iOn. When the husband desires the
company of his lady in his apartment ho
writes note OF invitation in terms of:he
most formal and lofty politencss, incloses |!
in pcrfuncd envelope, seals it and sends
it to her on q silver tray in the hands ol
servant. The lady acknowledges the
invitation in The same way, and if she
accepts, which she Is probably most like
ly to do, she appears at the door of his
apartments at the appointed hour, in bri.
dial costume, escorted by one or more Of
her ladies' in waiting. These then retire.
The husband receives her ut the door,
leads her to i lit,lo table, where he treats
her to chocolate or tcu, cakes, fruit, &c.
In tho midst Of his apartments he has n
room, furnished in the most exquisite
way he is capable OF, which he holds sa-
cred to his lady, anu never occupies UNI
pride. lie spares no expense 10 make il
ny unique and charming ~ possible
When the gentleman has received the la
uy III 'io hpni IL IL llOL proper 10
leave her until they have brcakfnsted
which does not usually occur until .
o'clock.
After the larso Of some days Il do not
know how many etiquette requires that
the lady shall return the husbands com.
plimcnt by n similar invitation, nicely
scnlcti iii Il rorfimcd envelope on silver
tray. He acknowledges the invitation
with mamy thanks, and if lie accepts,
which it liz presumed he is quite sure to
do, he first INDUCES in the bath, prigs
himself up iii his best array, patronizcs
his perfume bottles and his Innla,lcs and
at the appointed hour appears promptly
at the door Of his lady's apartments.
She is there to receive him, dressed like a
queen, wearing orange blossoms in her
hair and on her BOSOM She conducts
him to little table, where he is offered
T;iic and cake ar Chocolate ::n,! cake and
fruit. After this pleasant rcpast The re-.
gales him with song and music on the
guitar. She also has in the midst of her
apartments room, which shc holds sa-
cred to her husband and which she never
occupies unless he is present 1t may bo
supposed that this sacred room is her
pride above all things and to adorn and
watch over it the chief occupation and
joy Of her life. They remain together in
the lady's apartments until breakfast, af-
tor which they again separate. Thus
there is continual interchange of cour-
tcsics and perpetual courtahip.
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Van Wrinkles King Cotton Press

Has long bee! efe the public and known
died.
ring
ct its
Read the following Testimonials:
Van Fall
nc, belt and There did
of required
especially low bought
ton Presses will in II
NJ a
bought
hc best Power Press have
PEARMAN
ANDERoN s. c., M sS.John
wishing
J. L. GEER
s. CARPENTER
CO. b. p9Tth Thomas Jackson James Richey Drake Mcconnell
BOWEN H. Hammond
Wright Il Knox, Dr. John Wilson, Strn;c Poore Samuel
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= Georgia and Louisiana can grow as
fine tea as China can, but it doesn't taste
the sanie. However, it has its uses. 4
dose conriRces the doscd tha! there's n
heap worse feeling than sea sickness.
The Prince of remedies for r!cuma.
tism is st. Jacobs Oil. We have seen it
tried, and great results accomplished
Huntington Ind Democrat.
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Notice. Planters.

F5NHE undersigned are in Anderson rep.
Il resenting the Pomona Hill Nurseries,
J; Van: Lindley, Proprietor, Greensboro,
\. .. 100000 Fruit Trees, Vines, DC. Also
Ornamental Trees, Everereens. Sbrnhs
Roses, &c, for sale. This Nursery is one
OF the largest in the South. Having had
2S years experience in growing Nursery
stock, we make it an object to propagate
the varieties OF fruits best adapted to meet
the wants Of our customers. We PROPOSE
canvassing Anderson Co. closely, and ali
who need anything in our line will do well
20 give us their orders. Early and late
reaches for market orchards q speciality.
antec satisfaction in every particular. Get
your trees from first-class Nursery, and
you arc sure to get what you order, and
have iirst-claSs furit.
r. J. AUTREY,
+. w. CRUTCHFIELD,
June 20, 1882 so I'm
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY !

IS to buy the Best Groceries, Confectionc-
a a ries, Notions, Cigars. tobacco, &C.,
rom me. l buy and sell Country Produce,
anu Keep the best Cider and Lunch alway ;
on hand. have also bought the Right of
the City Of Anderson to sell the best Patent
ChTrn Power in the United States. ANY
chiid can work it. Call and see II, and yoi,
will be sure To buy.
ID. J. DOHANNON,
=, Depot Street. Anderson, S. G.
May /, lsS2 In ~
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Read the following Testimonials :

ASDERSoN, $. c.. April 30, ISL
Van Winklo Cotton Press bought from
packed bales of cotton weighing geo tc
4inch belt and % lhs. steam. There
than with 45O Id. bale. For strength
tity of steam required, economy of sr
especially so as tho low price at whict
every man running steam Gin. In
cost. 1 would advise all my friends t
ton Presses, rs you will save its cost |
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Has long been before the public and is we'll
SerPtio It's chief points of merits 1t takes little
died. takes little bo NIL kinds
steam. Ginning and packing all so time,
with tho Gin. woinc icit will pack 800 lb balo cotton.
tho first in Labor
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The composer. seeing that the ilia-
i"cue vas unpleasant to the ladies he
WAS with, gave way and began to
pay again. When leaving his boat.
however. he .cc''stcd the bold son oi
Mar, and said:
"Str, the fear If annoying the Pen.
pie who were with nse made l:le
nrN'k your in.,..ien..e. hut to.nnorrOw
wilt llav.. entire satisfaction. We
can meet in Hyde Park a. IL o'clock.
Ii you will have no objection. we
will G.h: with swords; We need NO
seconds, the quarrel Is only between
you and nc: u j. 4;.ite useless to
bring in Strangers"
The officer :cccp.etl the challenge.
H.. was ut the Rendezvous nt the ap-
pointed hour and met Weber as
nyr.ed On. II. drew his sword and
put himself on guard. when Weber
put pistol to his throat
''I)O yOn wish to murder nip." said
tie Officer.
''N"." said Weber. ''but l~ kind
enough 10 pat up your sword and to
dance y minute, or you are dead
man"
The officer made SOME objection.
but the authoritative aud determined
tone of We:.cr seemed to influence
him. and n"twi bstanding the arrival
If some l"r pie on the scene Of action,
I've went through what be was asked
to d..
sir" said tho musician, "you
compelled me yesterday to play
against my wish; have compelled
yea 10 dai;ce ,yainst yours. Our
bond j. over. However. il y"u should
hc di->a' i>iied still. I an, quite ready
I" give you ::ny satisfaction you may
wi>! for.
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NEW YowK. Nov. l2.-Thur'ow
Wed h xr.Aduslly falling.
Madrid, NV. l2.-Ftguras. ex.
President of the FsslerAle repuOlic, l.
ajeAd.
LoHD.x, Nov. l2.-C''naervative
whips sre isssei for laseanbsrs to vt
tend Pxrliamseut N"m'tsy In the
event II Brndlauyh attempting tO get
hip ve.Ht.
WASHINGTON, NV. l2.-It II
.ts,. Il t,.ai ex- vScr Pr. t'lsm. Wi''eI:
r. viii shortly marry Mn. W.:"sruit.
N Chisxxu. the widow ~ the late
sup rvi,.iMg ) ,rs.ou ',i""erAl.
hsOx. Nov. l2.-In the Suprrme
'C.,urt to-day lls~ cs>e at Mrs.: II"
Tl,s,r,,e ~. Clsas. R. C1"'rl" !e'f an
IN .rxa~e uf slinss'"y. came up Ju.s9e
Alien ..lI..u.-i *1:Jl ger ''H'''tI' ." the
future is,sl..sGl II ~ ~ I'rsse" "re.
Nxw YUxr<. NV. l:.-The I11st
s,Hr Z. >. is,i,.is arr tower a'rs "a !.
d., a,,x rr,u,st tbs, negotiations sr''
!, u,j,ux E.r ti.r saIe To- L''''t,''n :"
E,re,. ,.Isn.k II tie r~n'atu.a..r ~ Na"-
sirr, ills ls, Dr. here. N.th'"g !"
e,.uiir.. tI.~ r.r'rt ~" l'e obtained.
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Dissolution Notice.

Tire cnpayincssh.r l,crc;ntosc existing IT,
tween z. Edwin fliOsnss Ard Char'c* H1":
sirDne u,.drr the arm iaine a'h! Htyt'
Thomas 1 ArmxirMg. dealer" " .e'n.f.:
merrias:ire q Glendale: Lio" s.sy !yr,.l@v -
~ N0nis"s. In this dsy dtsS0lvssi ~ n!usooS
c.,asent. Z. 4. fh"mas b: yi"s .oe'l h': "a. e.
tire intcre.t In the llrnl of 1h0mas q :.... 49,.
sirns,0 10 Ju.iss0n B l0sss.. All Itaol!Istss
0vInS ~ due II IN" l~te drm NJ: 20 sE
pad 70 Armatsoas 4 Lo:ee: a,d s'i ss.ssss asoss
sss1nsell and vtll be peti by An."eso''s q
a~See. Z. 4. TnONAH.
CHARLES AR0GT&ON0.
JUDSON B. 1O0EE.
Having sc'd ny interest e 10 r. 'iis I.,s ssr
Virh n finank NV r:lcnHx IN Ra'avrsheod
oanty Go9 lhe lioeral rat!oMaxc have 70
,Sivel, and wouM ls~ls:sk f'~ 'h' rev w., w.
n. ArmnStruux 4 L., ~. the ~;I''"' uoesoi
PSs'' rslDNAS.
~ 80 .w!waux9n
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LOUIsvILLE, Nov. l2-At the
H'.ssse Oialhic DispensaTy yesterday
. singular Opesati h was performed.
a c,sll,grd mSxn va suflesinE ffs,su .
large lumsH and the xurxeous 1t.
tempted to place the subject under
1Ose influence 0f ether and other
Assseaabs<aSsx. b0t the aystem refused
." BE- tnlDu<ns. d hy the tr'0gs..t sp-
pltcali.'ns. Dr.. Smith, one of the
surxeoux. ATTEMPTED nsesnS~fisns
which Vas speedily effected, the ls-
tiemt Svn,sinlng tn>ensi''ls To palm.
The Tensov1l a the tuu,Or began ~
. 80 .. ~. Owing ts' ils -ixe and ore
Il wss nat c0uciusjed until IL. He
wss kept hypseaisssi oil the time.
Though entirely eOnsciOus, but felt
no pain.
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7, Ina o0ly hem few months
II q. PREF W f. Hidden. nm :'''',
.,.o,. = II Ediss.n. the dating ;!'"I't1'
:eI..,., ,irism, IN -ear''h 4" Platinum:
.lisx.,v~red IN Alexsn er tt'.n'y. *m:'
':s."'..: ~. :.. - ~, Camel H,.l.i~nite. H.
s.... r.,v .ti.ss,vers-d sn''tI'~r stone
..sIy I . ii,,l* h.. valuable. II an. 't';a" y
NJ. .,..n, which hs~r4 his s'a's'e:: II
;.".l,..x.. I II iu liz new mineral, "n
ku.wn to sci~na'iic xs"s'ye:ts: P, T.
Sia.;:..u.i, l,.st bel''ngi:x {" /. d'9ss,.s. r.o'
s..tx':::l family ...s -. II = h,sS iI;s iss;c.
...."..l.x % E,r,u. aud he prs'ptses !"
e";i + E.Iis,,niie II h foond In the
s,,..sxS,..si,'..I Of the Pie: IN Az; ..*:.i
~. Hhidsntis.- CAartoffe'
~ e..
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Obj WEDDING RINGS.
rhe Jewels Placed by Icun=
L.vers Upon the Fingers
of Their SweethcarCS.

"There is no jewelry abO,i; v! :'i'
women always siI.,w ~, much int, II
~ tie ts.lrvii,al xmd well i"s t:i.: :,
replied y dealer t. = r~l"rlcr" q" :
ti.,u ''rhe first las u,.crel hvt're;'-
Oiy IN shape and setting. n i"i!t
white dlallI,l,U, the only >uitan:.
gem. Is uiiderset in short claws 81
tnut tin. tone hides the setting com
pieleiy. Polished gold j. p,cte'
Roman gold. The shank II Us:i' amt
tapxrs from the geii,. lhere !, hr'-
lissr channel ar engraving s'u II. sur
Cace. and Inscrirt .OaSs are Gu Sl'siie
NJ the purchaser may ORDER. - u
hut Nm Old fashion revived, asti'l one
which will le liked. In i';e I'-1
thirty years wedding rings nave
rhanxed twice IN style, iron. tie mar
ruw, double cirrlet 10 ti't' l"':i>" "E";:
and lastly, tue plain, wile, hst 's'''a'
which ~ now xiss' l'reiernt'ie III pol
isllsd gold A fOurtn style. ami ono
ea,,iueIslly In ha. ii"nv with the
a,r,.,emt temper Of rsiliaulc ~eu'i-
1,.,.nt. paixut well revive the "r''A'
,,,e,,t which decorated ring '''s.'' "
cred l0ux ago Ia Egyptian ru!us. u
reur. s..nied two cats, sitting back I"
tack. and Lel weei them the goddess
VI .uve, who xIIi.les s~eetly "n "
csucy, while they xlareu aru.'''' al
s~cA other In genuine h''ktn"!
fashion," ,..
"W.uld you make it to or.leI:
N;erlainIy." ~.
II viii bear that IN mint. E"t
me-. time, ran you tell ire vii" IN
vc,s,sst ti,e iiMger rIn*::"
IL n a,iaier tI,an hi-tHrr. 1hc an
cicmi. account for it, origin b\ :'s.'r'.'-
,ux 4. Jni.ller = sharp l"art''''. w'icA
would II. no cr-dii t"A Four Co'!, Is
si,y.trr. They Ray that. prom. .'tt.tb by
revenge, he i,asi Prs'"'etiie,'s ri';''i't,'
tu tue .r.sly Ca.h:.as,'-, where :" S"'-
turs b...luaet..l ime '.ve- long s''y "''
In. rsp,lv.'- liver. Jupiter c'c'''''-
;.i,y rs.eute.i, ail.i Ia avoid breaking
his oath cO,,iiiia',,e.i his enemy
when frx;ll, I" wear icgi" tuat'y "''
.,is tin ger an iron ring. t. wh'r' w;'9
t.,a. n.si u -,I,ali ple..,e o' MI (a''r :,
.,,s. ~, tia; ~ effect he 'ei.'a'i'."
Is,un,l 10 the rsrk. I don't take
much s,.,ck ia thai story. Tie AM
..,..,,l. wegx. =. ..s,.. of them. *raly 't'-
L,w.. Lowis Past D;sy"!ch.
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Anccdor. Of Weber.

It w..s in London, and IN ISL.
W~swr wa& IN y iasl OM the riv. r VII"
..,,,,,. ladies, and i~r.:an 1" lsrf'r'" q"
tl,.. flute. which hc played I" i"r;t:-
,i.,,,. hut s.cim. his i"s'' Wa fol-
Inv. d ci.xriy l,y am"ai'.r in witch
we're several Officers h' put n'> Hate
" "Why do you atop playing" said
or,.. C,f the officers to Weber.
s.For thesa, reason that J o':!a"'
replied the e",nH~t'r.
"Aud that t>:: >.
"B.,cause It pls'asss me-.
~ II then,'' ss.iti the officer. take
nm vo,,r iluee again, OF it will please
r. 10 throw you into the water"
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Sr PAUL, NOv. I9 The final f-ot-
iursOf tie returns xu.l estimates from,
Ill sv,uniies xiv.. tn. following C.'s,-
xr. y-,s...n: Fir~i dirt ris:t, White. R"p !;
~, Wakefield. Rep; 3rd. s. raj :.
r. H.: l,lI, Wx~Isi,lsrm. Req; jdh.
N..i-.,u, iee,,. THE Legislature nov
sis". ,: :lsna'e- Rsla.I''i'N'f -. lIs''.-
ss.sali~ III; H"u>4--R. pu,'li.an. u.
D. m.os's.t- -. independent !. Farm
es. =. The lisi h liable t0 IT. slightly
..lsansssj b. I erdix. satshes II u, out
u imx sOisl rict~ ~ ressHaesi. Brennan.
Am,s7s snd Raruu'ss. Dessnrvntic sss"-
dialsixs In the nnst. fourth AN" tittl.
allxa Ticts. will es.nt<zt nu the ground
l,f alleged ;r. nds.
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T-LEoP kPHIC IEWs.


CHICAGO, Nov. 12-The history
0e lssltaia,. IN this State dosS not fur
na>h = lar.s))s.l tn the prrsrut electi.,u
% the d'mculty experienced In ret.
ting retursss. Omcial nDsjOsiti. =
ts..ss - -.Wntis~ Of the lllc, aud cs.e
'u0 G~ltnlaaess Of the ssb<r y give
6.I.tt' Rep, fsr -iate Trearures.
1916 ms':)s'S'ty, snd his election b
es'1said)s.Sssl ~sssssrsd.
Tl'~ rs'..slt en- the SUperinls ndent
s'e Public Inst trucais,n II slill in ,luaDba.
wtlh the s.lSansxs IN favor Of R.ui,.
Drns. The lstate J.rxi.l,: ure h
Re ublicsn certainly l,y II ON Join,
lAlls&. The SENATE Stands. Rs.p,l,-
!is'sn., 81; Drn".:r.t~, ~; H.'s,>e.
R'p"ltsn'.s, n; D~nN,rssis. %; Iu-
dependent. (E u. H.inr%l: On
jDiOt 6alD0t, Republicans. lgS Dem.
Ocssls. Is; Ilslrp<ndept, l.
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ORDElR TO SHOW CAUSE.

q, Oh. Fss,ls;ll~ Cont III ard T S:lver
NJ couuly, M.,.ians TsIri."ly, In the
maiaer 01 In. sslaI" III Atwell MOw1y. O"-
c0oseJl. Edwin b. Waterbury. s'sMin 'serx'
tor OF the eSaste 0G Aiwell NoWry. decxos'
inr T0r m Osatef Of sale y: the real eseale o.
said lees asesl for the purr"se< theTr'" se'
Nngtll.
/: IL lhcreC.we 0sslerel ~ IT." Judge 81 said
l0te AZ aoid deceased appear eCfOee the sakl
probate court on Wedntsdsy. tho ~ DAP of
SovombsS, iss!. ~ o'cDssck IN tie alt:r,soos
IT aait day. ~ the court roo.n ~ saSo p!ss.
i,aio cooit, at the city ut Butte. In elSe
county ~ silver Dow. 10 show cause Why
mn cg,jef shnulh NOT he granted ~ the eatH
admtlisiralor IN sell 20 much 0e the tel e.
tate M the xuti ueceMS0l - shaIl ne neee"
aaTy. CALeN !:
IIais6 Ih:S lY,h CAV Nf October. isSl.
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SUMMONS.

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More Trouble With Socialists.

LYoxs, Nov. ia placard he's
l,cen posted o. the wallis ut the prin.
ciple buildinGD, aud on bulletin
hGar6s, calling fo1 an0the" snelalist
demnusaratts,n herr. The assth0si-
tiew are unal,le t0 Discover v l,0 pla.ed
the plScards, ~ secretly Il has tern
slOs,e, bat n0aice )nas lse.n given, and
% b printable the densoust ration viii
nat take place. The p'ltre are ~
the alert. and will prevent, II p0,ki-
Tie. any s',,tl,rrak Or Tendency I" l's'-
.s.nDs. y ruIy. The military continue
10 iatrsskx. rsady To t,e called ''n nj
suy nsa,n,cnt. 1t 10 not likely the
auarci.i.as will flOd ~ rllhx,th sailing
~ ls.l.,rs- II they attempt t. disturb
The psace 0G the city aud nation.
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LYONS, Nov. 12-One of tho wor;;.
M u easpl ~ I'd by tn. Freu h govern:
nsent In iis ta,laa,c0 factory wss fined
tor = viOlniipn Of the rules Of the IN.
saitutis,0. TI.is ~ enr,xssl his fellow
lsl,0grs. that they y. ised the manager
and attempted to av~uxe their cs'I1.-
rade by thriving the manager iutO
the river. THE police and the gov
~r,,D,ss.s,t autlu.riii.s inteItert-d ami
with sii0lculsy >uccrtlesi In rrsc"ing
hjua. Several heuds were broken
during the melee, b,'t noiNdy WINS
killed.
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Notice tl, Creditors,

Estate 0f fora L. dale dec asel. Notice
IL hereby .tven BY the uMiersiEre.l adnia.
istFat0e Of Give cos'sta u Cora L. Hale dscAAS
ct,tO The credjsur. OF I'D all pc'&0 ~ having
g al0S against the eaid deceas-d. u exhibit
III m with ljlc nece~ xary vouchers. within
~ surnijss afteF the 6rst pot lScattSn a!
hiD n ttce. to the Said adIuIrjsisatsH Mt
BQtte City. n +. In the county Of silver
Iev OLIVER H. r. rHOROUNHNAN.
Ann nislrstor Of the estate Of l:'ra L.
Eale, deceased. scpc'sw5w
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Voto on tho Cl0ture.

L0xD"x, NV. 1:-Cp:n . divi-
sjssOs im the <ls.lnate On the clOi urc rule
flvr mss.n,bers sf the Li'~TxI PARTY r.
cssgsjeaj tlser vs,les against the gDvern-
u,ent. but ,sa,s,e N the Conservatives
we're is,imd vs,timg In the majority IN
f;.v..r M the ga. rule "f ll,e Home
Rulxrs. Thirty three voted in favor
o. iSe clsMurs', and the rrnIs'na)er ab-
vtnined fruaN voting.
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SYDNEY, Noy. l2.-Whi!e taking
c,,ai Ut this i,.rhOr the steamer J.us-
tr..l. wlIrh trades IN the orient, wen,
down with the cntiH. cargo. y"
lives lost.