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| Messrs: Reed & Webb are rooo;
STOCK Of family groceries at tbeir bi,ame na Their
ri h iaih street, near the Raiirnn,1 1'a'ii
tneif enterprise and energy in ,:ri guy.
AhuGrsoh city delivery f6r nuhi,.t:'hS 10
i,nmlnnly groceries should be rcwarjai h,,'Is OF
| ,peral patronage. They have onn oH
,,en'.S. storeS with one Of the frcshnst oj m.g
i"vSt carefully selected stock of "ona" S';i ~
mmr,soh naar =, Their advertisement Mil nm ~
me Grecnville Ncws saws. -,
,lSIaiis which seems to wear var, tu.'i9' i
i,aoie shape and bears inyest;coti,S,, r.'Ii ,,
,hat The Main Line will ayain TI' ba 'ho wei i;
!En Tack 10 GrGcnyille during the comm, u'st
dn, ne t,uny ,,;y Ncr' can almost confidently ,re.
viii viii nnt ,nts most happy turn Of affairs, bn,
surnr;Sa, V',ti. ~, ,i,; we would not be at all
anu Winter months, when bns;nnS. III an. raii
,ne railroad can afford 70 run a n Lrmn,i, r,uS,i
,,aii ,nn,, % Hreenville, but when the dill
non'ns Oh The Summer comr il is n,..o,y, .,'
u, ~ setk the business of prospcrous ,l.I:,
,he the city of Anderson Ia t.,.,r ~
,,ntough line busy. This change hn,y.vnr ,,re
ma, ,'as "9t YET been made, and nerh2 ns r.;li
I;M ,1 IL would, however, make ycTy li,,Ir
'''nefehce II It should be done
me meeting at IIonea Putl, ON las, ca,
uE ulunE was The largest and most enthusiast,
gaNerihg yet had in the County canv"sS
ihe greater part of the day was cons,,,no,i
III me speaking, and we have never CO..,
i'eopie give better attention from bcrinnin.
w. ,,.oo, Gi'u. notwithstanding the clo,,dy
"srHn.i,el. sni. .here was a considerable numbar
y, inc 'auivs liz present and throughout the meet
ins was pleasant and harmonious. Th.
ruoftaiIty ,o' Oh The citizens of Iionca Path
Was SHOWN III the excellent preparations
aor 'ie meeting, their courteous attention
anu last, but far from being least, in tie
numerous Invitations to all visitors 10 lino
d. 'helr houses during the recess. Every
one was delighted with the manner in
,,; mnicn Hohea Path gets up and conducts n
Inc County candidates meetin. at CRAY.
lohTiilc Oh last Thursday was Condurt.d
ulluer very adverse circumstances. Tho
ehterprislng citizens Of this community had
erected stand and comfortable seats for
the speaking. and arranged for a most
Pheasant meeting. The weather, however
was SO unfavorable that ONLY few ladies'
al anu about a hundred men were nrnsrnt
me rain, which fell constantly. necessita,ej
the Use OF the school house. which was
ralEer crowded by the number present
mere were about fifteen speeches made
curing the day, and the best of attention.
was given the speakers. at the conclusion
ol thls part OF the programme the rain
ceased, and most bountiful basket ii,,nrr
was iully enjoyed By all present. In spite
OF the unfavorable weather, the mcriinp
was pleasant and very well attended
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ADVERTISEMENT.
q, II, Barrett & Co.'S New United Monster
Railrunu Show.

The above-named united Worlds Fair
of living wonders, including the most
stupendous Menagerie, Caravan Museum
and Circus ever organized, will mass its
multitude of amusements marycls at
Anderson G.. H., OH Tuesday, October 3rd.
Not only is 1t an entirely new, bright and
brilliant, but also massive, eolid, honest
railroad show, owning its own splendid
outfit Of cars bringing savage Nature in
all tho majestic illustrations Of her living
lessons, directly to your doors, and
added thereto, a far greater and purer
circus than you have ever seen. No such
collection Of rare wild beasts and birds
has ever before been concentrated under
canvass. Every continent has contrib
uted to its completeness, as every eques-
trian organization Of the great foreign
capitals and every leading gymnastic
school Of the whole world has furnished
representatives to complete the largest
and most brilliantly artistic circus over
organized on this continent, andone In
which each performer is special star,
and one and all simply Incompatible,
while worlds of humorous folly and q
varied programme of astonishing animal
4 acts complete an entertainment which Is
! the very acme Of arenic achievement.
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Some Plain Talk.
TowSvILLE, S. G., Sept. 0, 1852.

TowSvILIE, S. c., Sept. 0, 1852.
Editor hnfc!tigcEccr The card that ap-
pelrcd in last weeks INTELLIGEScER, ex-
tending an invitation on the purt of 'Citi.
zers OF The Fork" to W. ". Russell 10
address the Democratic meeting at Farmers
Store on the 22nd inst, failing to represent
the wishes of the decided majority of the
citizens of the Fork, beg space to make
the statement Of fact. The Fork is solid
for good government, and the card in uues-
ton being ambiguous, n wrong impression
as to our political status might be conveyed.
No good can result to anybody by Russells
with him or his doctrines and he will not
be welcomed. Very Respectfully,
JOHN &. CAN'T
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munificent Providence placed in Ma.
turc's store-house cure or remedy for
diseases which would first afliict the hu.
man family. Skin or blood diseases
necessarily was the first to seize upon
mankind. 5. ). 5. is Natures remedy,
taken from her bounteous storehouse
and never fails to euro any skin or blood
diseases, as thousands have joyously tes-
tilted. Price, Sl.0O and Sl.75 per bottle.
J. L. Sullivan & Co. have received Il fine
lot of new saddles.
If YOU have sore eyes, cure them with
Whites Eye Water.
For easy washing use Pylc's I'carline ut
Whites.
Fine Teas at low prices at Whites.
Flnvoring Extracts-Cologne- Celluloit
Se's-Finc Tooth Brushes-Hair Brushes
cheapest ct White & White.
Chandeliers at Il bargain at Whites
Drug Store.
CLAEK's SEED COTTON CLEANER
taxes nli the dirt and trash ont of Cotton
before it goes into the Gin, and improves
the class from to grades. Call ON c. =. .
Rccd, Ag't, and examine the Machine.
BEGGIES!-A person wanting good
vehicle should not fail to call on REED q
STEPHENS. whose long experience ena-
bics them to select the most reliable West
ern Buggics Mt lower prices than any one.
The American Sewing Machine is still ND
with the times. Come in and see the new
No. 7, with large arm and late improve
ments-light running and noiselcss. A
large lot arriving at G. A. Reeds, agent.
i'urnip Seeds, 20 different klnds-frcsh
and gcnuinc-at Wilhite & Whites.
DO not fnil to see the now No. Victor
Sewing Machine before you buy. 1t has a
very large arm and late improvements
Call on &. a. Reed, Agent.
Whites Eye Water, sure cure for sore
eyes. Try it. Price 25 cents.
FRUIT RS.-Mason's Porcelain Lined
and Cohanses FRUIT J RS for sale cheap
at Wilhite & Whites.
Ginger Ale, Soda and Vichy Water at
Wilhitcs'.
For Fine Toilet Articles go to Whites
Drug Store.
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A Card.
ANDERSON S. c. Sent. 10 Is

ANDERSON 5. c. Sept. II, 1852.
Mr.. EpIToR
think it due myself and my friends
throughout the County, for me to announce
sickness and death of my daughter, and the
subsequent sickness of my only two chii-
dren with diptheria has prevented me from
attending the campaign meetings of the
County, and will likely cause me to be ab.
sent from those yet to be held.
l trust however that my friends and fell
low citizens of the County, who have coll
cluded to support ME, will not allow their
ardor for me to grow cold, but will keep
my interests before the people, whose well
fare shall earnestly entleavor to promote,
should receive the nomination at the mex t
primary election.
r. r. A. ROBINSON
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A Card.
PIERCETOWN. $

PIERcETowN, Sept. ., 1882.
Editor inteNig GER: cannot express the
surprise cause by the sight of my own
name in your paper Of 7th inst, rs amongst
the candidates for House Of Representa-
tations of the kind up to date, and it is now
too late to make any successful canvass Of
the County, but rs MANY Friends" with
out my consent, and wholly without my
knowledge, have made the announcement,
thereby forcing mc into public notice, it
only remains for me to waive my objections
and agree that il Friends" will do the
electioneering and the successful voting.
will, to the extent Of my ability, do the
serving. Respectfully,
W S PICKENs
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"A Resolution of Sympathy.

After the meeting at Craytonville on last
Thursday. Hon. II. NJ. Prince offered the
following preamble and resolution, which
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, we have heard with ueep negrei, ei
fellow. candidate, Col r. Il. A. Robinson,
in the death of beloved child, thereby
preventing his participation in this meeting
Therefore ,;s,,o.
Resoired, That we, his brother candidates
and friends. extend to him and his bercaved
family our heartfelt sympathies in this the,:
hour of affliction; and that t:ns p,.. plSample
nanors and a copy be furnished Col. Rob
fnson and family by the Secretary Of this
Club
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THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR
The Many have too Few and the Few
too Many.

HHHE problem now-a-day is to know how
Il to buy and where to buy. and this
rule is invariably applicable to all branches
of business. If you want to get value re-
ceived consult
JULIUS POPPE,
Who constantly keeps on hand fine as
sortment of Confectioneries, Musical In
struments and Strings of all kinds and de-
scription. am also agent for a large house
in New York manufacturing and importing
Musical instruments of all kinds, and any
thing not in stock will order on short no.
tice. also keep on hand large stock in
Tobacco and Cigars. and expect TO make
this Headquarters for Cigars.
You will also find, in connection with
other Goods, very nice assorted stock of
Liquors, Brandies, Beer, &c. &C.,
not usually kept in every Grocery but l
want my friends and customers to under
stand that ! will keep nothing but first-class
goods in this department, for family use
strictly, as am no believer in keeping
adulterated stuff ia my store. Call and see
for yourself that exactly mean what say.
JULIUS POPPE.
Aug 81, 1882 Am
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Mothers Mothcrs!! Mother

Are you disturbed Mt night and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and cry
ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth? If so, go Mt once and get n hottie of
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYR-
UP. 1t will relieve the poor little sufferer
mmediately-depend upon it there is no
mistake about it. There is not n mother
tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, and give rest to the mother, and re-
lief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all
gases. and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere. % cents a bottle.
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Woman-A Remedy for Her Only.

Cheaper than physicians bills, and to
10 used by women exclusively. 1t Is
prepared for them only, and is specially
adapted to cases where the womb is dis.
ordered. and will cure all Irregularities
of tho "menses," or "monthly courses"
whether acute or chronic, by restoring
the discharge. This great boon is DR.. ].
Bradfeld's Female Regulator, and known
and recognized as "Woman's Best
Friend" Prepared by Or. j. Bradheid,
Atlanta, Ga. Price: trial size, 75c large
size, $3.50. For sale by all druggists.
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A Cough, Cold or sore Throat

should be stopped. Neglect frequently ro-
sumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRIO
CHES does not disorder the stomach like
cough syrups and balsams. but act directly
on the inRamed parts, allaying irritation.
give relief in .dsthnla, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Cdtarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers are subject to.
For thirty years Browns Bronchial Troches
have always given perfect satisfaction.
Tavinr becn tested by wide and constant
use for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well-merited rank among the
few staple remedies of the age. Sold at 25
cents box everywhere.
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A Card OF Thanks.

In the name of myself and family, take
this means of returning sincere and heart
felt thanks to the citizens of the communi-
ty, for all the marks OF friendly esteem
which were given during and after the re-
cent illness Of my son, McSwain, especially
to those who aided in the arduous labors OF
the sick room.
n. Il CIuIJStE
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NST,EIN & ROSE.

Nd m m~ @ will my my present customers close their wl
10
YOU to give trial My IMMENSE STOCK
can
of
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the
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slmcrD
come tosee a.
Gloves To- see Lesser
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Ladies
a.
in Bcachiny
Al
20 A Lesser
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come osecA
see Lesser
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. zee A Lesser
'oime To OseeAL Lesser
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TIE PARIS STORE which Mr. LESSER
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Anderson County Singing Convention.

Tho Fourteenth Annual Session Of the
nderaon County Singing Convention will
convene with Sharon Methodist Church,
about six miles north of P-ndleton,, com
mencing on Friday before the fourth SAB: .;
bath inst. We desire full attendance OF
members and delegates. 80,
D. WESTON HIoTr. President.
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DANIEL +. CARLISLE.
Club Meetings.

Tie ren,iie;oii :;cH;oc-a.ic Club will meet
in Farmers Hall on Saturday, 23rd inst, at
8 O'Clock p. III. Every member Of the Club
will please attend promptly. as business of
importance will be transacted.
J. Is. SITToN, President.
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,Advertisement.l
A Card.

MR.: EDITOR: Having beard of various
complaints in different parts OF the County
AS To the financial management OF the
affairs of the County, herewith, upon my
own responsibility, submit the following
statement for the information Of the people,
and in justice 10 the gentlemen composing
the present Board OF Commissioners.
When the present Boari entered upon
The discharge OF the duties Of the office they
iound that the past Indebtedness OF the
county amounted 10 about nineteen hun
orcl dollars, besides liability OF the Coun-
" to pay portion Of the expense Of build
ing the Pickens stock fence no money in
thr Treasury, and only n tax Of y mills
levied with which TO raise funds To pay the
current expenses and the past Indebtedness,
oelng, one half mill less than had beer,
levied for two or three Years previous.
With this tax, the Board, ty strict erono.
my, was able To pay The current expenses
OF the County, and about seven hundred
dollars of the past Indebtedness
IN the sam" levy fnr this fiscal wear.
with The aid of the funds received from
iicenseS to retail spirituous Liquors in the
cty oi Anderson, they anticipate being
;pie TO pay all the current expenses of the
iscal Year, including the building Of four
oriCk tenement houses at the Poor House,
ami AL the past Indebtedness.
lhe current expenses Of the County for
the ten months of this f-cal year, com.
iienclnS November lst, lSSl, are unprecc-
uently small. amounting to only $5555.7O.
This Is besides the pay Of jurors and wit.
hesscs, which are paid upon the certificate
oi the Clerk ofCourt. The expenses of the
TWO last Courts were s. ,52l so.
The accounts credited and approved for
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;an Jntelligenfer
OCAL NEWS.
u,,IEF MENTION.

u e our merchants have re-
"" Nnr,hnrn markets.
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Inc ady..I: =" ~. -. SluTk. Inc
Il, ,oon aunsef1lsed by them is in every
Il 10 SUUu as represented, and those de-
All ~ tta'cnnse q sewing machine should
Inc " ~, call i upon Mr.. e. l.. Clark and
h w ,u, we Wheeler & Wilson before pur-
fsat |pis many farmers are straivbtenipo
Snnd.., STt., which was washed down bV
Ina.;y ireshet. Those who have
ESy hn,eiIce h.nae IN this kind of trouble. saw
sIoS' '.uhlng " the stalk below the ear 80
IA INV nnu .iae ear to hang down, the corn
II !rnlevented from sourine iJnIess Il
&'iSiiy in;y handled, there is danger ofim.
8 S 70 tho corn from this flood
'ff,0,T'ng 70, " ,k list Of letters remain un-
81 ls. = = ne ne Anderson Postoffice, Sep
&e,tie Tn. r. N. Adams, Austin Brown,
ID, Jos.""it" John Chanlor, r. G.
ks,s Iseph Haney, r. p. Jameson.
Dab M;iHInson. M;iI;nn David Mcconnell, bfrs.
8 Morr;o MISS Joanna Norris, Mrs.
1ner Ss, Saa, isham Patterson, r. l..
d V,naoorn Showers, B. F. Shirley.
Nhsritnva T'e, Mrs. Kittie Williams
1A''y Winchester.
\ ,, prons;ser, lesser, the polite and accommo.
Sorls ,e.or ,n of the Paris Store, has a
Seet. % G;s say to his many customers 5
/ ,hs.st ms stock Of dry goods, notions,
ply seis,tnaat mats and clothing have been
j 10 tha and he has marked them
i buys ho"est ho"est living prices. Mr..
D, and IN, the best goods for the least
reasons%hli1i @ %lii therefore sell them on the
:ent ana aHoie terms. Read his ndyer-
give him a call.
cane sas; on T.. 2: 1. I Burriss was grinding
pre- yea,! en iast Saturday his little daurhe ,
! At Won't. s of age, went behind a mule
b terr;HiaS IN such q manner as to re-.
n chest Kick hslck upon her face, breaking
aasht Of i tbo boone and probably destroying
fn, 70, ae ae ,eit eye, DR.. J. q. WiIhite
p powss ana has been doing eyery thing
saccident y, 70 relieve the little sufferer.
4 and shon,sa ,sa most distressing occur.
p 70 Ionld Iss,Il cause parents to be very
Of stoesp sp their children out of The
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-10-07
Sandwich Island News.

SAN Francisco, Oct. "A Hon
olulu special Of the 18th says: Tire
King l,as commissioned kapena
Envoy extraordinary and Minister
J'leni lNtentlary to japan. Busy
preparations are heing made for the
cori'NatiDn February II. The British,
steamer Hanea has landed. Over
,:tW Portuguese are ut Honolulu !rUln
1T. Micl,aels. Einigramts are in q
healthy condition aud all are i,nn,e-
diately engaged by planters and
other employers. Col. Geo. W. Mac
Farlane goes to-day. per City Of New
York, nS commissioner Of immigra-
gratinn, tn make further arrange
Inents fer the promotion POrtu-
gllese Immigration. The weather Is
verv favorable for the sugar crop,
and the yield will not l,c less than
one hundred and forty thousand tons.
The United States ship Alaska Is il
j,Ort. Orders have leen issued to
have coine,l ut the San Francisco
mint two hundred thousand dollars
In Hawaiian coins, corresponding In
value aud denomination with Amer.
lean silver coinage. 4 considerable
immigration from Germany il ex-
pectcd. The Government pays fOr
the passages Of the women aud chill
drpA. The Government has agreed
to introduce Immigrants from Japan,
passage free, and they will he settled
In the country under care Of the Gov
ernnlent.
The semi-weekly miner., 1882-10-07
Who la Maria?

"Who is Maria::" was the question
that startled Mr.. Brown (wliO talks
IN his Sleep a. he walked the other
morning and found Mrs. BROWN sit.
ting up In led with an interrogation
point In one eye and al exclamation,
In the other.
"AIaria: Maria wl,u::'''
"rl,at's just v hat I want to know;
you repeated tho naln.. over AMI over
again last night"
"I.et me see-oh yes; that's Park
er's dog--a splendid animal. I've
been trying to huy her."
"YOu ought to own her, certainly;
you are 10 exceedingly fond Of her.
Why, you lave made M engagement
10 meet Parkcr's dog in the same
place. You asked Parker dog to
PIT her arms around your neck and
kiss you. You even went 70 far ~
to tell Parker's dog that you loved
her with all your heart. AMI that
when you came to die II you could
only lay your head on Parker's dogs
bo..t'l, you could breathe your life
out sweetly there. Then you asked
l'arker's dog to have another plate al
ice cream, aud II the watch you had
given her kept good time. During
the night you kissed Pxrker's dog 1S7
times, called her all the pet names
known, and proved to me conclusive-
~ that you ought to live with Park
er's dog and not me-" Mrs Brown
has gone to her mother.-N. Y. Min
ing and Financial Mars.
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SUMMONS.

81 nisariet Of ~ TsrTiloey q 1ou'a"s'
a.rris. Cs.lins: P'a''''"' v'''0"' 1'""
cssi'"o ~ os"pie q he Te.ri.o.y e Mo"'.na y.
send erecting 70 Jshn Edwsa Co'''''' "e
Yoa are hereby required TO q ssPPsSS"s ~, sSove M S
ns@ei piSjntiG In the District Ceort .! 'ns ~
Ssss,ssi 506icisl District 0G the Iers1eory n %
Noniane !, In and 6oe the county e: esssii sssai
Bow. aud g ans"er ,.'s .s. see ,sssi%si1e Of The
day Of 1vice) after the service on y..,v ~" ~:
this sumno0s. if served within ~: coans{
Of. if seTve out Of thiS ccuney. out sn .".s
D.!rtet, within twenty dsy:; % o'1sil Sefsnil
iii Se @ s"rsn sSsias. yss. aceosdins to the
nravo1 0f eSjd e0applalnt.
ia aetlon !: brought 70 Dissolve Ge
bos,ds o( uatsimoav heretoeore ana no"
% 4ns %sfoands 1poa which thie action is
hesssi m y0uY treatment 0f plain ~ !" cru
q aDnl il,huunau moNier In JDecemoer. lo9O,
sni ~ dives. ti.ses. ana ior more t@a% ~ r..
sclioss, and SDr more than = year Lrs.r ..o 20
hSvanS Villfnlly absented yo0Tsell from
and desertsd plaintiff, and yo"r eoo''"e'
'os xnS NJ 700 s are hereby noeinel .aae. u 80.
cnii 10 sopear and answer said complaint
- anove required the said platnelm VIII
iake default eEsinse yo1 ana 2: Apply 20 sas inc
OF plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand Az! TIE
zeal OF the District Court Of the
8eo nd District Of tne Terri
(-l tory OF Montana. In aua for he
\L.A cO9uty AZ HilvssoDow this 9eth day o.
10y August, In the year OF our 1ord owe
lAousand eight hundred and eighty-
GEO. ". IRVINE, H.. Clerk.
]. A. DTrTEY, Plaintiff attorney.
NsePswSw
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4 Moot Court.

The Police Court yesterday for .
few moments became almost .
'moot court" Two little boys had
hOmbarded with stones another little
10y who was riding a horse. The
father Of the rider caught the two de.
minutive artilleryist* and brought
them into court, After listening to
the story, Judge Wilcox, with M air
Of extleme judicial gravity, assured
the boys that 1t was = grave case Of
assault and battery, which was ag
gravated hy the cowardiy character
of the attack, and the fact that they
were two against one and engaged in
an assault upon . smaller boy, who
being on horseback, could not de-
fsnd himself, for these reasons the
Court felt that they richly dcserred
the full penalty Of the law, thirty
days In prison. The boohoos Of the
boys could be heard \ block away,
and the gentleman who brought
them In, touched by the grief Of the
boys, and deceived by the gravity Of
the Court, made an earnest plea for
judicial clemency, urging the ex.
tren,e youth Of the little defendants,
and even admitting probable provo
cation on the part Of his own boy.
After listening with evident amuse-
n,ent to the i,npassioned pleading Of
the eSstwhile, prosecutor, the Court
announced that the boys would be
ret at liberty until tomorrow, and In
the meantime lie would sec their pa
rents, who wouIl probably admin
lister more direct and fully Us citica-
ciou~ punishment in The shape Of n
pine branch, we'll laid ou. The boys
went of with their knuckles in their
eyes, penitent, aud fully impressed
with their narrow escape from incar
seration.