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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-10-12

SG1GG Oh SO6aGEa Carolina
County OF PICKENs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Margaret billiard, Plant If, against lIudg
ems NJ Murphey; Elisha Murphey: 'emirna
Cooper; Ruth Haynes. the children OF
Della Roper, deceased, to wit--Levi II
Roper, Margaret Bradley, Harrison Kop>
er, Sarah Bradley, Thur sei Stall, An-
drew Roper, james Roper, Thomas Rop
er, Eliza Muhatfee, Denla Aiken, llamil-
ton Roper md Charles Roper: the chil>
dren of Rhoda Hendricks, deceased
whose names and number are unknown:
the children of Elias Murphey, deceased
whose names and number arc unknown
and the children Of Enoch Murphey, de-
ceased, whose names and number are
unkno VIII, Deiendants--COMpLAIN FOR RE-
LIEF, PARTITION, &c.
TO the Defendants nbova named:
Won are hereby summoned and required
l. to answer the cUmplant in his action
which is filed in the office Of tic Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas for the said
County, and 10 serve IL copy OF your ans
wers TO the said complaint on the sub
scrbers at their office on Main Street, Pick
ems Court House. S. c., within twenty days
alter the service hereof, exclusive of the
dny of such service; and it you fail to on
swer the complaint within the time afOre
said, the plaintiff in this action will apply
to The Court for the relief demanded in The
complaint.
Dated September 2Grh, 1882.
FL. S. J. }. LEWIS, C.C.P.
NORTON, KEITH & HOLLlNGSWORTH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
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Personal! To Men ONLY!

The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
will send DIR. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric appliances on
trisl for thirty days to men (yO, ug or old)
VINO are am'c'ed with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality aud Manhood, and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy and complete
restoration Of health and manly Vigor. Ad.
dress as above. N. B-No risk is incurred
ts thirty days trial is allowed.
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Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROIIAA
COUNTY OF PICKENs

PY Virtuo of an execution to me directed
1C will sell to the highest bidder. n,
rickens Court House, S. O., Oh Saleday in
November next. 80
All the Right, Title and Interest of Uardv
Gilstr"p. deceased, it being tho one.hHif
interest in all that certain Piece or Lot or
Land, situate in County and State aforesaid
in the Town Of Easley, bounded by Lot No.
on East, Lot No. on West, and by Main
street on tEe North, known as Lots Nos. 2
and q, or the Old and New Welborn Bnr
Room. ino.uding also the Holcombe Office
Levied upon as the property OF Hardy
GilstFRp, deceased. az the suit of I,uvino
Oilstrap. for dover.
TERMS Cash. Purchaser to pay extra
for titles.
oct IL, 1882 1
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EsicEL1AEOHneG 81 WaIAViEIe Re i
Change Of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,

On and after July 9th, 1882.
Passenger Train Service on the Atlanta
and Charlotte Air Line division of the II ich-
mond and Danyllc Il II. will bc az fol ows
EASTWARD
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Merchants make out list o: Crockery,
Glass, Wood and Tinware, that you are in
want of and send it to US. We will attach
prices, and save you ruinous freights and
breakage that you always get from the far
of East. MCBRlpE q Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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SheriMff's S Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF PICKENs.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Marth.t Smith ct nj Plaintiff, against Amnn-
dI l. Smith ct nj Dctenlanls- COMPLAINT
FOR RELIEF, sc.
ohe liencc To II Dccrcta; Order, made IN
4 the above stated case, on the 9TH day o.,
June 1882 by the Hon. B U pres,ey, Pr, -
siding Judge, | will sell 10 the highest
bidder, ut PIckens Court House during the
legal hours Of sale, the first Monday in
November 1882, all'of that part OF the RE
Al. ESTATE OF Gown q. Smith, deceased.
recommended TO be sold 10y the COMMITS
si"ncrs appointed Tor that purpose III s4iu
order, to wit:
All of that Piece, Lot or Parcel of Land
containing Thirty-three AMI One half acres,
more or less, adjoining lands OF Abncr
Mullinix, John V. Wison aud others, OH
branches of Eighteen Mile Creek.
TERNS-Oue haif cash and the other
half Oh IL credit OF twelve months, with in,
tcresI from day of sale, secured by bond and
security, with II mortgage of the premises
sold; Tie purchaser paying for all deeds
and mortgages, aud for recording the same
with leave to anticipate payment
IOAB MAULDlN, SIC.
oct II, 1882 4
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MoBRIDE & Co., Atlanta, Georgia, man
uiacture Show Cases, are Southern Agents
for Seth Thomas Clocks and Lambeths Flv
Fans, and own the celebrated Gate City
Stone Water Filter, and Cherry's Steam
Fruit and Vegetable Dryer for the world.
Prices forwarded on application.
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TO the Defendants, IIudgens Murphey.
Elisah Murphey, JemimA Cooper, Ruth
Haynes, Harrison Roper, Thursey Stall:
the children Of Rhoda Hendricks deceased =,
whose ages, names and number are un-
known; the children Of Elias Murphey, de-
ceased, whose ages, names and number are
unknown, and the children Of EnOch Muir
phey, deceased, whose ages, names and
number are unknown.
Take notice, that the summons in this
action, Of which the foregoing is q copy,
was filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Cour, of Common Pleas, in and for the
County and State aforesaid on the Goth
day of September, 1882, and TINT the ob>
Jects OF the action herein is to sell, and
partition the proceeds thereof, the real es-
tate OF Thursey Murphey, deceased, and
that no personal claim Is made against you
or any of you.
NORTON, KEITE s. HOLLINGSwORTH,
Oo, ., 1882
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MEDICAL STUDENTS
IDilllpleS :

T WILL mail (Free) the recipe for SIM
pie Vegetable Balm that will remove
Tan. Freckles, Plmples and Hotches. lenv>
inq The skin soft, clear nnl beautiful, also
Instructions for producing Inxumanr
orowth of hair on n bald head or smor th
'ncc. Addresa. incIo,ing &c stomp, BEN.
ANDEF s co., l. >. sag street., n.
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L HAVE RECEIVED AND HAVE IN
store the Largest and Best Selected Stock
Of GENERAL MERCHANDISE in this
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-02
rAssKuazR LISTS.

NEwHaIL, August 1st.-Passed hers to
day, to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow
Mrs. F. B. Smith, Tucson; Mrs. Lens
Hughes, Tombstone; L M. Dinkelspiel
James Cunningham, San Francisco; AIRS. s.
E. McCiintock. Prenix; Ms. William
Hood, Ben. c. Truman, San francisco; w
B. Dudsop, New York; 0. D. Bell, E. B.
Ryan. 81. Kohn. San Francisco; u. II. Pin.
ney, Phoenix; r. Scott, Arizona; II. A.
Palmer, Oakland; S. Huff, San Leandro j.
P. Hoyt, Sacramento; e. Z. Mounteverde,
Yuma; G. F. Woodward. New Mexico J.
C. Elmer, w. J. Day, San Francisco; J. B.
Simmons. Riverside J. B. Hickcox, Wash
ington, d. c.; A. Wilson, wife and two
children, Kansas James Henderson. Kansas
City. Mo.
CARLIN, August 1st.-Passed here to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento tomorrow DIR. A.
Nevinger, Z. Walden and wife, James B.
McAIiun, philadelphia; J. D. French, Hart.
ford. Conn. 81. Paynel, New York Alex.
Kuntz and wife, Portland. Or. 81. G. Bird.
sail. g. 2. Hastings. San Francisco Marcus
Bader and wife, Washington, D. c.
Msdame Bole. Paris. Frances, Jacob
vile, Col. j. A. Snyder, Lincoln j. c.
Minasnn, Pittsburg, Pa. J.. Mason, Neva.
da: Robert Smith, Chicago; VIM. Charlton,
Lincoln. Neb. N. A. Baldwin, Iowa; Miss
L. j. Shaw, Missouri. Also SO emigran,
passengers. including " males, to arrive in
San Francisco August Sd.
OMAHA, August 1st.-Left mere to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento August 9Th: b.
Barrett, Galena, H.; Frank w. Nabor. u
S. N; Mrs. NJ. S. Nabor. Ohio: w. T. Reel
wife and child, Syracuse, Neb.; J. N
Knowles, Oakland; Mrs. Samuel d. Wig.
gins, II. j. Mccoy, wife and child. San
Francisco; Mrs. Muucey, Miss Jennie Nun.
cey. Chicago; Miss Wade, London, Eng;
tavs c. Bsckh, Chicago George A. Kline,
J. G. Ehgleson. S. J. Nathan and son, San
Francisco.
Twenty.fo through emigrants left on Lac,
nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra
mento August Sth.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

WALLA WALLA, August 1st.-A suicide,
that in all its features is very sad, and which
appears to have been the result Of a. practical
joke, is reported from Van Sickle Springs,
Umatilla county, occurring there about one
week ago. The victim was Mrs. Affinger,
the wife of German farmer. The story il,
in substance, as follows: L appears that she
had become the object of dislike to some
young men in that neighborhood because
she refused them the company of her daugh.
ter, about Is years of age. About two
weeks SGD a neighbours cabin was robbed
of $50 in money and some articles of cloth
ing. aud by some of those who dislike Mrs
Affinger she was accused of the robbery.
This was about as unlikely story as could
be imagined, IS she was Woodworking, in.
dusirious woman, and tie family were almost
independent in their circumstances. The ae-
cusation 70 affected her that, about week
ago, she attempted to take poison. but was
prevented by Mr.. Bulow. Almost imme-
diately after she went to another ranch,
owned by Mr.. Affinger. and there
took large dose of strychnine, which she
procured from g supply her husband had on
hand vita which to poison squirrels. Mr..
Bulow and her husband saw her mixing the
poison in glass. and made an effort to reach
her before che could take il; but failed. They
starred with her back to her house, bus on
the way she fell back in the wagon and died.
She leaves a large family of children, among
them baby about three months old.
John Huston, printer reported So missing
frem Boise City, is working at his business
in the Statesman Office.
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CAPITAL CHIPS,

The Sacramento river at s foot inches
seems TO bs,a. staud-still.
All kindsof jobs are talked of in the polit.
ical circles Of the Third and Fourth Wards.
An elegant two.story and basement frame
dwelling Isl being erected on M, near the
northwest corner Of Tenth street.
The rate TO San Francisco on kilograms on
and after to-day will be 80 cents instead of
40. as formerly. a good reduction.
Steamers begin to find some trouble 10 nav
igating the Feather river. Snag boat Seller
is doing g',od servica in that section.
Fight on K street, between Fifth and Sixth,
Monday eyening, between Constable and
barber. Bruised faces. but no arrests.
Dairyulen are furnishing better milk lately
than heretofore. Some say it is because the
milk tester is coming int common use.
Niaety -eeven immigrants, including eeven.
ty-seven males, passed Carlin yesterday, en-
route to California. They will arrive here
at ] P. NJ. to-day.
The STEAMER Dover on her last trip brought
SS5 sycamore logs from the upper .Sacra.
mento. They are COT signed to furniture
firm at Ssn Francisco.
There will be nociabIe at the Presbyter.
ian Church this evening. A pleasing pro-
gramme OF exercises. followed with ice cream,
for only qusster of dollar.
The Iirst Ward Republicans Will meet at
the Rhosds & Townsend House, corner Sec
ond and ] streets, this evening, to selec. del.
egatss fog the Couaty Convention.
TIE flowing undelivered messages are at
the Wetern Union Telegraph office: f. J.
Richardson, James Hammond, G. p. r. K
shops w. t. Ferguson and George Champ.
lin.
First Lieutenant j. n. Pike, COMPANY T,
Second Artillery Regiment, Second Brigade,
has been plscsd or the retired list, with rank
Of Second Lieutenant, on account of dis.
ability.
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MIsCELL GnEoUs EGYPTIAN AND TURK
ISL NEWS.

d. Frey refuses absolutely to remain
in the French Cabinet.
The French residents of Port Said protest
against the withdrawal of the French squad
ron, and announce their intention Of placing
themselves under the protection of the U nited
States.
The motion of the Marquis Of Harrington
approving the dispatch TO Egypt Of 800 Ia
dian troops, with reserve of LOCO, wa:
agreed to in the English House of Common;
by IA to %.
The Ministers publish long proclamation
at Alexandria announcing that Arab Pashs
is depose3 from the office of Minister OF War,
and giving about the same reasons for his
deposition as were given in the khedive't
proclamation.
Captain Fisher and Lord Charles Beresford
have returned to their ships.
Prince Louis Bs.tenburg commands the
Calling batteries at Rafael Tin.
LsotiDg continues at Rsmleh.
The water along the coast near Port Said il
very shallow, aud large ships cannot spproach
within four miles of Rosetta, CT within three
miles Of Damietta.
The feeling among the French inhabitants
against DeLess cps is very strong. The Eng
lish Vice Consul has letter declaring that
as he aided the Governor OF Port Said II
escaping Arab Pasha's vengeance, he has
been condemned to death.
The khedive has dispatched native ennis
sary to the camp of Arab Pasha tor the pur
pose of procuring the release ct Midshipmar
Deeheir.
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REGULAR MEETING OF PRE- LIBRARY
TRUsTEES


The Board of Trustees of tbs Free Library
met last evening. Present, W. G. Fitch
vics-Presiden.; Albert Hart, and s. H. Ger.
IRISH. Secretary. The minutes of the last
regular meeting were read and approved.
A communication from Benjamin G.. Smith,
of Cambridge, Mass, was read, Offering the
Library set of rare and valuable hcrticult.
ural works.
On motion of Mr.. Hart, the Librarian was
directed to answer the letter and inform Mr..
Smith that the Board did not deem it adv;sa.
bic TO purchase the books, and had directed
the letter to be placed in the hands of the
State Librarian for his consideration.
The Librarians report for July was read,
| as follows: Number of books issued during
the month, 1915. classified thus: fiction.
2.372; history, 1873; biography, 10I; travels
and adventures, 1863: miscellaneous itera.
ture, 229; religion, %; poetry and drama,
liz science and art. l26; average number
Number OF patrons, Abs. Amount of fines
collected SIS 10.
The library was ordered closed for cleaning
and repairs from 9 o'clock P. NJ. Tuesday,
August 8sh, 70 10 o'clock A. NJ. Thursday,
August 24tb. No fines to accrue for books
becoming due during that time.
The following bills were allowed: Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance Company, S37 Capt.
tai Gas Company, Sl3 so; w. A. & G. s.
Houghtop. Sl20 %; G. G. Hancock, $40 81;
b. Ruhl, S79; Day & Joy, So so; Billings.
ley & Co., 50 Is.
After selecting and ordering the following
books purchased the Board adjourned :
Grevilles Journals of the Reigns Of George
~. aud William w.; Uncle Rsmus, by
Harris English Governess at the Sismese
Court. by Leonowens Wit and Humor, by
Brown; The Taxidermist's Manual. by
Brown /; In the Saddle; Forever ard Day,
BY Fuller Political Institutions, by Spencer;
Children of the Abbey; Nasty ia Exile ;
The Won Arldens, by Miss Douglass Brinbi,
by Miss Kama; Memoirs of Anne Boleyn ;
three volumes Miss Alcott-Shawlstrope My
Girls, and by Boys; Markof. by Henry
Greville; Toby Tyler, by Otis Handy Andy,
By Lover; Rose Turquand. by Hopkins /;
The Citrate in Charge, by Oliphant; Old Sir
Douglas, by Hon. Mrs. Norton; Lopgfellow 3
Home Life; Poets and Poetry of Europe, by
Longfellow; two volumes Of Memoirs Of
Metternich volume of Verne's Exploration
of the World; Six Sinners, by Wheaton.
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% AS city merchants, we not only off

90 AS city merchants, we not only offer
to out~of-town customers important adj
vantages in price, but goods and styles fresh
and new from the largest markets. We
send CATALOGUES and SAMPLES,
FREE, and spare no pains to thoroughly
suit those who intrust us with their orders
The goods for them are selected from our
general stock, and are as choice and perfect
as those offered the city trade. Thousands
of customers, all over the coast, attest the
skill, TASTE discretion and care displayed in
this branch of our work, as we'll as the great
benefits and satisfaction therefrom derived.
Those who have never ordered in this way
should test us. 1t will pay.
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NEVADA,
A Brakc-bar Rider Cut in Twain.

Efakc-Dar Rlder Cut IN Twain.
WINNFMUCCA, August 1st.-Sunday morn
ing the engineer of freight train No. z, com.
ing east, saw some object ahead on the track,
at what is called Browns Hill, below Brown 5
Station, just over the liGe, in Churchill
county. The train was stopped, and the
train. men found OF. the track the lifeless re.
mains of man. The body was cut in two
at the waist, several cars having evidently
passed over it. There were no papers on the
man by which his body could be identified,
and no one knew his name or age, or any,
thing about him, save the brakeman of the
train, who recognized the body as being that
of a tramp whom they put off at Lovelock 8
on Saturday evening. 1t is supposed that he
went to sleep while riding on brake.b beam,
and fell under the car wheels.
The Ore In the Mexican and Union-In-
dicted by the Grand bury.
VIRGINIA, August 1st.-The ore at the bot
tom of winzs No. l in the Mexican has turned
east at depth that will soon carry it across
the Wine if it continues south. The drift on
the 1900 foot levsl of the Union Is still cut
ting buuches of ore, which it is hoped will
ct consolidate. Much quartz is now show.
ing in the south drift on the 1900. foot level
of the Union.
Superintendent alton leaves for the East
next Wednesday, to be absent till September
and the north. end mines will be in charge of
Mr.. Mackay during his absence.
Patton Miles Finlep, Stree. Inspector, was
to-day indicted by the Grand Jury on a
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. He was arrested, and released on
giving bail.
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1eOu-Dy. JOuns
SAN Francisco, August 1st.-The steame,
| City of Peking sailed to-day for China. She
took away PIG Chinese, most ef whom toek
out return certificates. The British steamer
Aojer Head will sail tomorrow with 502
Chinese. most of whom viii be dropped al
| Honolulu.
Appointments by the surveyor-General-
Suit for Damages Dismissed. Z
SAN FRANCISCO. August 1ss.-W. 81.
Brown, the new Surveyor-Gen who en-.
tered upon the discharge of his official duties
to-day, appointed Theodore Reichert Chief
Clerk; Otto Seyd, Accountant; E. 81. Saw.
yer, Clerk of Correspondence j. I'll. Lask,
Ranch Clerk; John Clar, Translator. He
| appointed thirty-two clerks and draughtsmeu.
The case of Acdrew f. Cramer against the
Central Pacific Railroad Company, for $780,.
600 damages for injuries sustained on one Of
the compapy's trains in Alameda county, is
on trial to-day in Department Five.
Ths suit of Mary A. Kelly vs. Mark Nc.
Donald, to recover $4,000 damages for ell.
legged false imprisonment, was dismissed to.
day by Consent by Judge Lawlor.
Sent for the Criminal.
NEVADA CITY, August 1st.-The District
Attorney OF this county to-day sent off the
requisition papers in the case of j. C. Patter.
son, now in jail at St. Louis, and who is
wanted here to answer for the robbery and
murder Of w. T. Cummings. near this place,
on the Is. Of September, 1879 Patterson is
expected 20 arrive here in three or four
weeks. The whereabouts OF Dorsey, Patter-
sons accomplish. is unknown.
Lost at Sea.
WILMINGTON, August 1.t-The British
bark The Frederick, Roop master, 135 days
out from Liverpool. arrived at this port this
forenoon, reports that May ooh, in latitude
AS 2. longitude So 10 west, during heavy
gale seaman Martin Atkinson fell from the
| jibboom overheard. and was lost. the sea
running too heavily to permit Of lowering a
| boat.
Setting the M0numeEts-killed.
SAN DIEGO, August 1st.-Leutanant Z. A.
| Fletcher. U. S. A, leaves here tomorrow
morning with detachment of Company A,
| Eighth Infantry. to locate the monuments
along the boundary line. He will be met
half way by a detachment from Yuma Under
Lieutenant Ames.
An Indian was accidentally shot dead at
Pala yesterday by Cayelan Golsh.
stopped by Fooipads.
STOCKTON, August 1st.-Juiius Wagner Of
Lockefnrd was robbed Sunday night by two
men, between Lodi and Woodbridge, who
presented revolvers at his head and demanded
his money. They got $50.
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MULTUM IN PARVO;;
Or Many Lies in a Small Compass
A CARD FROM Gel. JOHN j. FOSTER
A Declaration Of War by the Colonel or
the "Chico Record"

EDS. RECORD UNION: This evening clip
ping from rural newspaper (?) called the
Chico Record. was copied in the Bee, twenty.
two lines. in length, and containing nine dis.
tinct and positive lies, and as ST must needs
report the truth" and, to further quote Shake s.
peare, pronounce the article
"a lie; an odious, damned lie;
Upon my soul, wicked lie"
Firstly-Robinson's show has had no bad
luck since it reached the Pacific coast.
Secondly-One of the principal actors, nor
any other memter Of the large company, was
shot by any body.
Thirdly-The mammoth OK did not die in
Nevada. The mammoth OK is now with the
show.
Fourthly-Nc lion died, nor did any of our
camels or leopards die in Utah or elsewhere
this season.
Fifthly--No dromedary was knocked off
the cars Dor killed at Wheatland.
Sixthly-John Lowlow did not die at Red
ding, nor anywhere else, but is still alive and
appearing at each performance.
Seventhly-The chow did not flourish in
Nevada, but had the worse house and worse
treatment in that bankrupt State it ever had
in ten years.
Eightly-The show did not make more
money in Nevada and Utah this season than
it made the whole of last year in the East
Niuthly-The show was not in the East at
all last season.
Such batch of willful lies 1 never read in
one short article, and lay it to the belief that
the RecOrd-liks many other obscure village
(miscslled) newspapers-did not succeed in
wheedling our advance agent out of two or
taree dollar advertisement. Responsible and
first class newspapers pronounce the show the
best ever placed upon the road. Respectfully
yours, JOHN j. FOSTER,
Agent Rohinson's Circus.
Sacramento, August l, 1882.
To-Day, twenty-five dozen full-fnished,
brown Bslbrigean hose will be placed upon
our center table, for 162 cents ,,sr pair. at
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ErkEs.
Stage stopped and Robbed,

SALT LAKE, August 1st.--A passenger on
the stage from Wood River to Kelton bring.
information of the robbery of the Kelt n
and Wood River stage twenty miles from
Kelton yesterday afternoon by three masked
men. The coach Contained seven men and
enc wcmin, whom they stood up and went
through their pockets, getting money and
jewelry TO the amount of 2,000 They then
told the driver to hand ont the tTeasure-box,
when they broke it open and riff ed it of lis
contents. The amount it contained is not
known. They went about the business very
leisurely, consuming about two hours in
searching the passengers ami baggage, after
which they told the driver they would have a
fair diyvy with him in horses they would
take two and give him two. The robbers ere
described as tall and heavy. dressed as Texas
cowboys, with belts and silver buckles, and
well armed
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RORN,

Sacramento July 3l-wife of Bernard Mcintosh, a
son.
Sacramento July a7-Wife of Louis Ulrichs, a
daughter.
Sacramento August I-Wife Of De Witt Renfro a
daughter. Grass Valley papers please copy)
Franklin Sacramento county, July 31-Wife of Henry
Frey, a daughter
Sacramento county, July 2l-Wfe OF Peter Haase,
son.
Routier's, Sacramento county, July 22-wife of
George Mcdonald, son.
San Jose, July 2S-Wife of n Benjamin, son.
Santa Barbara, July 24-Wne of Rev. +. A. Beck
with, daughter
Santa Barbara, July 21-Wife of A. Silva, a son.
Santa Ana, July 24-Wife of J. X. Conlee, a daugh-
ter.