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One HUNDRED DoLLAEs reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is
Hsute cure for Piles. ~. 20 Isl ip4w
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NPES. IA - ,,tiii=i.i y 49, :lsSPiEt
OIlhave newly fitted and furnished my Ice
Cream Parlor. making it the abandonment In
the city, which Is now topen to the public.
Also, have a full and fine stock OF Coniec.
tioueries. Call or telephone ,FI.
,'Tzai ,6si THOMAS F. HAYMAN, 4 Cd
myl7 1f 1912 Main street,
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Gle lie !glts,t!!,e!lliq[s|nllelyr:
INDNTKiAL NEWN,
Labor Troubles nt chicago and Other
l'slnts. HN. ga

7 -"--- |T"1 1'09HtS. T TII--T|TI-7TT-
CHICAGO, May ls.-The difficulty with
tho brick .mokers an, continue. ,ri,o v, ~
1.n,,n ~, ..,.a 49,. i'm 49,. : ~ 'ne''
ae','"ha u price whieh Inc bosses claim ID
higher than they can afford. They say
TINT they are willing 10 nav &C, cents no,
day more than average wages in thn Wast
but that thu, does not satisfy thu demand,
made npon them, Building oncratinns
here arr likely to be seriously e,nbnrrass,aI
unless compromisc Ia elr.r;o G'np 1u '"' S'o
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,THg"..oudou Hair Color Restorer'

Til" london Hair Color Restorer"
Is the most delightful article ever in
troduccd to the American people and
totally different from all other Hair
Restorers, being entirely free from all
Impure ingredients bartender many
other articles for the hair obnoxious.
Where badness or falling Of the hair
exists, or premature grayncss from
sickness or, other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color,
and cause healthy growth, cleans
ing the scalp from Nil impurities, dam
druh, ETC.. at the same time pleas
ing and lasting hair dressing, fra
soft and pliable, making it an iAdis- :
pensab!e article in every toilet Ask
your druggist for London Hair Color
J.. IL. IL
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r. tHc9eVfef' TITO To SeHS ooeF.e'
Some ten years ago my wife's hair COM
menced falling. and got very thin and turned
gray, but after using London Hair Color
Restorer the scalp became healthy, the hair
stopped falling, the color was restored. and
Is now growing beau.ifully.-J.: A. TfXEs,
Wilson,, n. C. 3 i = NwrAw
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SAMARITAN NERvINE

Cure. Female Weakness. General Debility. Leu.
liberation Of the Uterus. Internal iIca,, Gravel
Inflammation Of tho bladder, lrritAhilIty Of ths
bladder. For Waketulnrss at nirii, ,her, ia
no better remedy. During the ehanse Of iifc no
vous System, and gives rc.t, comfort, and INJURIES
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.HONlE PROOF

Suffered Tefribly, -"Sothing sremed to help me;
"'uI4 not get ont Of bed. Dr. Smith cured me-"
HN' zEpr; PHiLLlps,
CGa,,h, Polvrus If Nose Unmarried Veicc SUI.
,.'e4 t9t yesn tatcut medicine failed to help me.
NJ CHARLES CT AnDUcK, ,,szt
,., ofspeldcl Co, Wheeling. ". Va
to,jtan iajiei i i've NJ" t,i,et IT. swim runsi
me- Tt;'tHtS H,.iir ,,stiraf,as AGENT.
Nu,-"llal them for fourteen years d.. Smith
md sssj ne" LOUIS +. WASHINGTON:
tatrSi a. tr,nSS Hn. W n,t,,r ,"aa IN
helph!ln. Dr. smith cured him"
MRS. GaTHERlSE CARS,
d. Market street, Wheeling, ". Va.
lance; -'sut,ered for years With cancer. Had It
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. SAMARITAN NERv1NE

S G,!ys Epl!epsie F.., Spasns, conyul.luns, ST.
plexy. Paralysis. Rhsantatsm. Neuyaj"js H md
ai1 nervous Diseases. This iniaiILie fur,rJy
VIII positively eradicate every SPECIES OF Sct.
voua pe!nigement. aud drive them away from
,,,s, tney came, never 10 retaru again. It
ixing !hc hereditary tanl or poison In liz system,
and thoroughly cfadcates tho disease, aud III.
tetly destroys the cause s-N Nv
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nRUG LABELS AND WRAPPERS.
~ Hand Bills, Programmes and Dot9gess,I In the
latest style, at the Intciscucer Job Uilicc Nos g
and q Fourteenth street. u a LII q ~ il !
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EAIED PROPOSALS.

KOHEET IT. WOODS
my0 s0l'% Clerk OF the BO.ri OF Comm ssioncrs.
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MEDICAL
f.s--::-;;5z5;ssssss&;s5EfIZ;r;
||Hk|:2,k||l::6:2

MgypuIs, TESs., May 70. 1881. .
s.s.e a ~, SG .s!I% %! + S %sasa
NJ oven nMl' .ssIn,n,nrni il Us positive specific
.1tI. iAA no" 'eS'''' i, MANSFIELD Il co.
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mCItxoSp, Va, May Il, 1881.
,,rvi.sly 10 W IN regard 10 the ner.
Y0l an telS' avg Polk MILLER Il Co.
udss,5.
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-" 10r,,y,LlE, Ky. Way IS. 1851,
.,vo, IL tter satisfaction than ANY med.
,::!Srb.ys Ever sOld. ''"' F-A"'AA' =
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pIsvgE, Cot. May 2, 1881. /,
.r,rrAsscr speak, III tho highest terms OF
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PR0rH' q NTNTEN lN'
| L Is-1AANL4N4I- ~.
/ Entries close May 9TH. .Ni - ,'rI-
,r;.st nav, woI.o.Jo,. ~,
i">' n"!- "c"hes"a!. June 'tll'
l. Pure s!ct 90 class. First, s. 0, second, 800;
eruns ss s. !S' IT, ~ First. $50; second s,ss
~ .t''a' 80 'ou''' ~ s''' III,
~ Second DAy-IllurStlAy. June Sth.
:; p,,nc son ga, c,axs r,r., $40. ,.,,I s,o,,
- thriI 81. fo,,r,h 80 ''' Wv se'o.u' SD
L. Purse Si(O . 20 class pnecrs FirS, en-, roco,a
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$. Jacob. Horace Rldgeley and James Dixon are
hereby appointed Commissioners OF said election,
At the vo.ily place III aid county, ut Precinct No.
!. NJ the house OF William Irvine, IN Liberty dis.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-10-27

The skeleton of a large mastodon
has just been unearthed upon the farm,
of Joseph Mitchell, near Paris, Ken,
lucky, but nearly all the bones crum-
bled upon being exposed to the air.
Some of the dimensions s.re given as
follows: Fore leg, from ankle to top
of shoulder, IA feet and 7 inches
shou!der-bladc, feet and inches
wide; the head, 5 feet in length; hind
leg, IS feet and inches; length from
head to tail, 40 feet.
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why the Minister Laughed.

/
"Is this the Rev. Mr.. Mulkittle?'
said kind Of out-of reason man, en-
tering the library of well-knowl
Little Rock minister.
Eyes. sir; have seat"
III have called to transact piece oi
business which to the world may seem
ridiculous, but which, viewed from a
spiritual eminence is Of Importance
"What is it?"
II want you to love me-"
"Love YOUR gasped the good man,
regarding the petitioner and inwardly
vowing that he had never before met
a more repnlsive human being
Eyes, sir ! want you to love me"
and he sat down and closed his eyes
as though. he intended to await the all
nouncement of the decision. "The
command is to love one another.
confess that love YOU" and opening
his eyes he leered at the preacher.
"Well, sir" said the minister, "your
demand after all is simple. | suppose
that you have been lost for many years
and have just tasted grace, and that
you especially want the love of min
listers. Yes, | love yon."
THANK yon. Now when we love
any one we are willing to help him.
Gimme dollar, sir. gimme dollar.
Out of the love you bear me, gimme
the dollar"
The minister arose, took down the
box and handed the visitor dollar.
Good bye. hope you will always
love me-" and the lover was gone.
How'd you make it?" asked rough
looking man, when they reached a
street corner not far away.
"Fine. Never met but one preacher
that got away with me, and he was an
old Baptist that insisted upon ducking
me into the river before he could love
me. Preachers like something odd.
The old style of striking 'em is re-
pealed."
"LGt me SEQ the money"
Here she is; new dollar. Let's
go take something"
81 guess not. The thing is counter.
felt" 1t was vile imitation, and the
two thieves looked at each other in
silence. The minister poked his head
over the fence and laughed. The dol
lar had come to him in contribution
box Arkansaw Traveller.
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Cadet Whitaker publishes card in
the Charleston News aud Courier,
coming out for tho Democratic party
OF the South, and urging that the col
ored men be no longer driven by the
party lash to vote against their own
Interests. Radical rule has been one
of plnnder. and has brought to the
South all its ills. The fight against
bossism in the North is a foreshadow-
ing of what is sure to come in the
South.
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We notice one thing-it takes a
very rich man to appreciate the bless
ings of poverty. Solomon was worth
about SIS, 900 when he said, "a good
name is to be chosen rather than great
riches"
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A day OF two ago Brooklyn CIR
returned from, male and female board
ing school with her degree of A.
and plunged down at the dinner ta-
BILE tn renew her acquaintance witt
the family.
Il say dad, you bet am glad t.
get through book banging for keepsl
Just hold full hand Of literature,
now you listen! Jerk the grease, will
YOUR
The old man passed her the butter
and went quietly on with his meal
"lt's my innings for society now,
dad" she continued, ''and you've got
t. pile up the shckels for the shucks.
This watermelon vine is coming forth
in Isle thread, and don't let it slip
your lorge,fulness. There is going
to be considerable bangness on the
top Of hooks this season, and the late
iamen,ed is to locate thereabouts
What's the new thing in gum-chew
ers' row, anyhow
The father contemplated her for a
sn0qDent in silence, aud then told her
sho had moved into the nsig borhood
during her absence.
do they hook up behind or are they
frogged in iront?" she demanded.
They were about her age, he res
ponded.
Anything new around tho hallelu-
lah dispensary? Got the same lung
starter in gig blinkers to do the tooth
gnashing?"
Yes the same minister was there,
and everything was progressing
about as usual.
what has become OF the silk um.
brella that used to wiggle around here
on the marry and settle down deal?
Has he flumed or does he still rattle?
Her old lover had heard she was
coming home and would probably call
IN the evening, the old man thought
No good; he's cases now. pye
got another buckle who'll down him
the first flip Of the box! He's Just a
I cart for vegetables and when he
sprawls in here the rest OF those ella,
pipes have got to settle now. You
hear me shout language? What's be.
come of the ice cream freezer that
used to set him out?"
That had gone to Frisco. Wouldu',
be back till fall
Prime calico He always was
little scant in the skirtsl told Won
how he and ! coppcred the festival to
lose, and ho broke on tho first hand
of Strawberries. Never played him
again. Say, dad, can't you open lit
tie game tonlghtw
What kind Of a game do you want
my child"
ii want to buck you for a couple Of
hundred and half. Got to flag GU,
a little now, because my blankets are
getting dim. Stand il2p
Then he arose solemnly and took
her by the elbow and led her into the
garret. Aud there were sounds OF a
highly finished young lady receiving
an extra polish which was warranted
not to wear off for day or two a,
least. But she had established one
thing in tho old mans mind, and tina,
was doubtful utility of mingling the
sexes in scholastic retreats.-TBrook-
lyn Eagle.
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SOLDIERS m nSw s" ar diasa fso% on
any kind caused by military service entitled to
Pension. Wtdo.s, minor children, dependent
moth ers or fathers Of solui who died from the
etfec is of their service also entitled. Many in
valid pensioners entitled 10 an Increase
Careful assistan given in delayed or rejected
Claims as many can he aloTed with bu little
more evidence. Complete instructions with refer.
ences sent on Applicant N. Chas. & Geo. a. King,
Attorneys-at Law, GIG + ST., Washington, D. G.
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Frank james In the Nands OF the Law.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, October G Frank
James surrendered to Governor trit,"H-
den a, Jefferson City yesterday. When
he handed his pistols to the Governor lie
said that the Governor MAS III" only man
except himself who had touch"l t:Icni tor
twenty years.
lSDErENDLNCE, No, October G-
Frank james, the bandit. who recently
SURRENDERED to the civil authorities. ar
rived here this afternoon in charge Oi Tie
novcrnOrS private secretary aud Maj
John Edwards, of Scdalia Ia AL inter
view he declared that from April, ls1T,
until April, l>~i. hc lived quietly with
iiS Witc upon rented farm in T"nnrs-
soc near Nashville. This he asserts he
can provo by stuunch business men Of
Nashville. A 10 his whci"aboGt, since
April, ISL, he iS silent. He says, how
ever, that he read the news Df til" shoot
ing nI Jesse James in a New York I,aprr
OH the morning Of its publication, indi-
eating that lie was in that vicinity, and Ii e
admits THAT he las been cast of the Ale
ghanics ana in Kentucky during the
past year.
At AL the stations all the way from
Jefferson city the greatest intcrcs, Was
manifested and the depot platforms were
crowded with CXpcctant people. james
bears the marks O! many battles. Seven
teen wounds have left scars anl he has
been Shot through the body twice with
minnie balls. No examination WAS had
to-day. The prisoner WAS lHrkcd up in
Jail iur tho night and ml examination will
probably TAX" place Lp-m"IrOw.
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Judge FIELDS Escape.

"ASHlHnIoS, October J.
iic arpi oachinS session Of the Su-
prcIiIu Court Of the United States, IS liich
begins next Monday, WI, the mean. to-
day of fnncarthing an incident III the his
tory Of a ssOciatc Justice Stephen j. Field,
which has probably not yc, been pub.
lislIei Passing down the nytn,Ic II gen
licinau Was called by - dealer in firearms.
sporting traps and other paraphcrnaia,
aud asked il he had seen the internal ma.
chine sent 10 Judge Field. He was ti!;cn
iutO the rear Di the store and the case Of
open on tho counter.
"EXanino this, said 'hc dealer, land
tell me what you think 1flt.'
y close Inspection showed that con-
ccalcd liz this case were ten metallic cart
ridges with the sides filed, exposing
powder and firmly imhcddcI in wax.
An ordinary piece of sand paper was con-
uccted with the haSp of the case, which,
if opened from the front, would cause tho
ignition of Il bundle of matches. The
| ease, however. had been opened from the
back and the Internal instrument had
failed To accomplish the purpose of it's
design. clipping from newspaper
pasted in the ease detailed an account OF
! il decision by Judge Field regarding the
title 10 certain property III San FRANCISCO,
Cal, and il is supposed that the machine
WAS the contriyancc of some disappointed
| liigunt.
Further inquiry showed that the pack
age ca.ac !v mail! !.::. va. regarded with
suspicion by the inmates of Judge Fields
rc,idcncc, and the parcel WAS placed over
| night in u pail OF water. Afterwards it
! was pricd open from behind and the
| deadly nature Of its contents divulgcd.
| Had any ono forced the clasp ope., AZ is
the custom i'll handling small cases Of
this kind, nothing shCri of Il miracle
could have prevented tEo discharge Of the
metallic cartridges.
| "ThiS piaythinS," continued tho deal
er "was brought TO me by 4 servant of
Judge Field with the request that
should extract the powder from the cart
| ridges and render ii rs harmless rs posi-
bic. have succeeded III prying out all
cartridges ana am removing the powder
| through the hole filed III them by the
maker OF the machine l guess | don't
| want any public office in mine if the in
cumbcnis get such presents as these"
| The dealer, who also sold Guiteau tho
fatal "bulldog," Thistlcd chccrily rs he
made this last assertion.
= Mr.. w. NJ. Rowland. M energetic
farmer residing near Walhal!a, carries OF
! tho palm rs an apple grower. lie has
200 trees which produce apples fifteen
| inches i'll circumference.
Mr.. lIarpin Riggs. OF OranSelurg.
has planted tho East India cotton as an
experiment. lie has several stalks over
nine feet high and Of IL rank and luxu-
ri0us growth. 1t all goes to weed. Thus
| far not n sign of a bloom can be found.
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Has tho Comet Burst ?
up.


NASHVILLE, TENN, October 5.-This
morning, at 400 O'Clock, +. L. Barnard
of this city discovered that the nucleus
In Crul's comet had separated into three
unequal fragments, the largest estimated
ul i6,UUU miles Ill length. The space be-
tween inc fragments OF tho nucleus is es-
timated at not less than 1000 miles.
Yesterday morning Barnard observed
that tho nucleus had assumed the form of
long strip. not less than 1000 miles in
length Mt 5000 in breadth.
WAsHiNdToN, October 5.-Prof. Frisbya
of tho United States Naval Observatory,
who obsci we'd Crurs comet carefully this
morning, from half-past 4 until 6 O'Clock,
says there was no appearance Of split III
tho nucleus, although the light from it
was fainter in some places than in others.
Tho light. however, seemed TO be contin-
nous. The tail was seventeen or eighteen
degrees in length. The nucleus was
somewhat longer than on other mornings
anG slightly moro spread out, with small
central condensation about three-quarters
Of its length from tho end nearest the
tail
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY


III ne Curt Of Common Pleas.
B. +. Dickson, Plaintiff, VS.. Caroline G.
Dickson, James S. Dickson, ct al, De
fcndants.--Cumpinna 10 sell Lahd, dc.
Dy virtue of an order of sale to he di-
I'D rccied in the above stated case by his
Honor Judge j. S. Coth-an, bearing date
9th October, 1881 l will sell at Anderson G..
H., :. G., on SALE DAY IN NOVEMBER
next. the following described Tract of Land
as the real estate of a. a. Dickson deceased
Ait THAT TRACT OF LAND, cou-
tanning 1i5 acres, more or less, situated in
Anderson County nnt! adjoining lands Of
DR.. +. A. Wi!hite, Maj. Z. B. Lee and
others.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash, and
the remainder uH credit Of one and
two years in equal annual instalimen.s with
interest from day of sale, the purchaser to
give bond with at least two good securities
together with mortgage of the premises
to secure the purchase money. Purchaser
to pay extra for papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Mas..-f.
Oct II, 1882 13 i
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= DR.. II. J.. Little. of tho JctleIson hos
pital, Philadelphia, has just performed n
surgical operation that Is creating great
deal OF comment. 1t consists of trans
planting pieco of membrane from q
rabbits ego into tho eyo of n patient,
which had been injured by sulphuric
acid. DIR. Little removed the eyelid from
its firm adhesion to the ball and made IL
ready for the now piece of membrane,
which DIR. l.. w. Fox, assisted by DR..
Howson, had carefully dissected from tho
left oye Of the unconscious rabbit. and
under surface of tho mans eyelid and
neatly stitched to its place. Another
operation will, it Is thought, restore sight
to tho injured ego.
From gentleman of Lancaster, who
was In the city yettorday, we learn that
tho white people OF the town have heen
considerably alarmed the past few days
over the burly and threatening behavior
OF tho negroes, and they deemed 1t not
town last Saturday night, as they had
reason to fear that the negroes would
mako an attempt to burn tho town.
Armed mon patrolled the streets all night,
but the negroes, If they entertained any
intention to burn tho town, made no at
tempt to carry 1t out. From the same
source we learn that the number OF deaths
resulting from the riot has increased to
twelve In all, four moro of the wounded
negroes having died on Saturday end
Sunday Inst. In the riot, twenty -oIght
negroes were wounded and seven mules
were killed.-Charlote Obse,rer.
-"Observer' writes from Abbeville
that new and important evidence in the
famous Maddox murder case, which will
probably clear up the mystery, has been
discovered. Two or three arrests have
been made.
- Jas. b. Campbell, has written . let
tor accepting the adical-Greenback
nomination for Congress in the Charles
Con District, and denouncing the elocti on
irauds Of the Democracy.
There are at present $40 inmates of
the State Lunatic Asylupl.
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TIE EFFECT or CoMrEriTIoS.

'ric building "l the Augusta X Knox
Vile Railroad TO Greenwood has already
saved that town mere money III frcights
alone than her people have cxpcnIc" in
the construction of the road, so that if
i. should be sold Oh, to-day, her people
would feel that they have already made
Il good profit out Of their investment
On Western and local frcights they have
greatly the advantage Of any points III the
up-country, rs the following ratio from
St. Louis upon the hundred pounds will
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Masters Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CuvSTY OF ANDERSON.
i,Mr Go,pt of tvm,Rgn Nent.

I,Mc CD,rt of tVmm2n Frns.
Alice J. Mct'rary vs. Thomas Burns and
Robert Burns, q al. c"mpit'"t .Ior l"r-
Hivtt, d'c.
10y virtue oi an order OF sale u me Iii
I'D rcctc,i in the above stated case by his
Honor jude Is. G. PRESS ). bearing date
.O,h Junr, lSS2. Will sell Al Anderson
G.. H., ). c.. Oh SALEDAI i'll NONEM :
BIER next, the following described Tract ol
Ian J. To Wit
All. THAT TRACT OF LAND, con
tanning igj acres, more or less, situate IN
Anderson County, on the East side OF
Twen,y-Thrcc Mile Greek, and bounded by
land, Of Samuel McCrary, deceased, War
rcn Miller ana others
Th. Tract will be divided into three or
more Tracts. and each Tract sold separate
is. plats of which will be exhibited on day
OF sale
TERMS OF ShIE- Onehaf cash, and bal
ancc Oh Il credit of twelve months, with
interest from dag Of sale, secured by bond
and mortgage Of the premises, with leave
10 anticipate payment ut any time. Iur-
chaser to pay extra for papers.
VI. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
n., - Is