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.. . ''i. '..v ourcrIUr WIN up.
point in place of Gen. Conner, we do not
know, but if the Railroad law. about which
so much gnss was let off by the Legislators,
is 10 ever benefit the people of the State it
must, aud can only be done through the
commission. If the oommiggsii IN nj is not
composed of men who haye>tho back bone
= !. q III Rsilroadsr6nder the law (for
fight they musi) it will be a dead letter on
our Statute books and the State would
be better of without it. Whether the pres.
ent members Of the Board are the right
men in the right place or not, remains to
he seen, though it is the opinion of many
that they are not.
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Railroad Commissioners.

GoVornor Thompson has appointed the
following named gentlemen Railroad Com
pensioners for the State, rs provided for in
thc new Railroad law, viz: NJ. L. Bonham,
the Commissi cner under the former Rail>
road law; L. Il. Jeler of Union, and Geu.
James Conner ,f Charleston. Gen. Con-
ner is n man Of ability, but is the attorney
for the Clyde Svndinaio in thio S,n,c owl
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piCKENs Q. II. S. O.:
HuasDAY. JANUARY 4. 1888.
TERMS :

5sr subscription, $10S0 per aanum forsix
2sp@ths, 20 cents stricdyin adVance.
1oe tisements Inserted al one dolEcr per
s9aars of foaefact or less for The first insertion
Ea'ld my cents 9tor each subsequent insertion.
IFbarai discount wade to merchants and others
aageytisiag for Hnionfhs or 6y the year.
Obituary Notices and Tributes OF Rcspect
charyea. for as advertisements.
announcing Candidates Eve dollars, in ad-
oface .s..
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Neutralizing Cordial.

lf smother column you will find an ad,
gsrilse9ie! Y. 81 NormaRs Neutralizing Cor.
.l3el TINS excellent medicine is soyer-
gH en9dy for an disorders of iae atom.
Rafnlees rs blackberry vino. contaits No
spliNm apd Willnot conslipate.
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sTAEn o. sougA uARoIINA.

- - = - e& teVN&fA b&&hulallR&As
CoUNTy or PIcKsNs.
In this CourE Of General Sersions.
1olhes Presiding Judge Of the Eighth,
Judicial Circuit:
| doiher9by present my Annual
Report OF all Checks PAID by me on
order oftho County Commission ora
and School Commissioner of said
County, for fiscal year, commences
ing November 1st, 1881, and end
ing 0cteber 3lst 1882, viz:
Nos. Cgrrent FIND ..-
2S6 Exhibit A, juror and
- witness tickets 1888 IS
295 Joab Mauldin, Sheriff.
board bill 81 As
300 Elias Day, services as ....
County Commiss'r, &c 148 20
800 Labap Mauldin, serv-
ices IN County Com. &c 1856 45
310 w B Jones, AS special
missioner 800
BIB Willis. Glenn, constable
account 4 45
3l4 Pickens Sentinel, adj
vortising account 1856 so
BIB Exhibit B, juror and
witncss tickets 537 65
BIG A b TaIlcy, County
Commissioner, Go 145 rs
317 JoaO Mauldin, Sheriff
accounts 354 IS
3lS Joab Muudin, Sheriff
boa;d bills 80 65
$50 W Earle, M d, post
moriom examination 10 90
364 O i Durant, services
as Clerk 100 90
$40 Matthew Hendricks as
special commissioner 10 90
BAL } b Rigdon, as spe-
cial commissioner 4 90
342 J LOWS, COP. scrv-
ices as Clerk 81 Is
346 M A Boggs, Trial JUS
tlCe account "a 45
$50 q w McClannahnn,
constable account 33 80
800 } X Kirkscy, coroner
Il
862 W S Kirksey, consta-
bio account 4 SO
364 Matthew Gillespie, spo
cial commissioner 8 90 |
371 } b Clydo, Auditor
~ account l66 SO
3'9 Matthew Gillespie, spe
clai commissioner 8 90 |
332 Q FL Afford, constable
account "a 80 |
Bridge Fund.
z94 J Thomas Kay, bridge
account 10 90 !
296 " Ii Holcombc, bridge
account "a 90 |
5o3 Carter billiard, bridge
account S5 90
300 w B Quails, bridge
account l25 90
3l2 A a Alexander and ID
Winchester, bridge acct 40 90
32l ) L l\ny & j IL Uughy
h'''A ",..'rr-. go nn |
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BIG SNOW!
AT
EA-S5IBEY, -. @.
| AM RECEIVING THE FINES
LOT OF FURNITURE

over brought TO
Pickcns Co.
70 Bureaus al bottom prices
25 Walnut Redsteads, rangi
from sc TO $l5.
90 Panel and other Beds ire ~
50 SO up.
All kinds Of TrunGIe and SIPS
Beds, .... ..-.,...
Large lot of Bed Springs, xvii s
Shuck and Cotton MNltrcsses.
Safes, Sofas, What N OTIS, etc, a.
all prices.
All kinds Of Undortohra. Goot
cheap, consisting Of. Nufina, "as
kcts, Burial Robes, etc,
Call to SEQ mo, ,pric2 tho Coo
and boconrinced thai yr, can 4,
as well at homo as eIscn Me
With thanks for put puu..lag
A. WI. II%,AGGV.
oct 26, 1882 6 3mo
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GOODS.

Thanking you for past favors ood
'O"'"S s continuance, hope you will NOT
forget TO give me call at tho Rni.-s,
Store House, Main Street, Easley, s C. O.
nov 80, 1882 7,
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state of South Earopswo
County Of Pickens

bY o' H. DURANT' JUDGE OF PRonArE
Whereas, J. j. Lewis, C.C.P. has MAJ.
suit to me, to grant him Letters of Adn'in
istrGtion Of the Estate and effects Of Jo-
cob Pickle, deceased VI '"-
These are therefore to cite and admon.
ish NIL and singular the kindred and cred.
ceased. that they be and appear besoro r1S uo'
in the Court Of Probate, 10 be held st pint @
ems O. H., on the Goth day Of Jan, 1854
after publication hereof, at ii o'olook II
the forenoon, TO shew cause if anv Ibes
have, why the said administration sbopl3
not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal This. IN,
22i Gay Of December A, D., 1882
OLIN L. DURANT, y.p,P.o
dec Il, 1882 Id
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M. J. SMITH, Ag't,
THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
EASAEY, s. G,

w LII keep constantly on hand the fol.
lowing SPECGALTIES: BOOTS. SHOES
hats CALICO, SHIRTINO, DRILLING,
checks, Bacon, Flour, Corn Meal, Bran.
oalt' Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, Rice, Grits,
r'sh and Farming Implements. These
Goods will be bought and cold at the low
est possible figure for cash.
The balance of my Stock of General
Merchandise will be sold at cost. Come
no" ana secure bargains, and will sav to
those whose accounts and notes. are noot
WV C ""u up H. that must have my money.
uo"ie 10 see me and VIC will settle and sove
trouble and expense of costs, besides
want to sell you some
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Sd@te of SGWEER Carol "a
COUNTY OF PIOKENs.

IN TRIALJUSTICE COURT
James A. Cobb, Plaintiff, against N .
King and 1hercoy L. King, Defend a.
MONEY DEMAND. "
TO the Defendants above named.
VOU are hereby summoned and re 1pU
Il ed, to answer the complaint O 3
Plaintiff in the above stated case, g 3,
office, in Easley, Pickens County, s G.
WI hin sixty days AFTER service, or .at.
ment vii! be entereds against you b. !,
fault.
r. 81 JOHN r. GOsSETT, r.J.p.c.
EasleJ, S. C., Nov. 9th, 1882.
TO the Defendants, NJ. NJ. King, and :. u>
ecy E. King:
Take notice. that the summons il -
action, of which the foregoing is a., y
was filed in my office. Mt + sloy, s. {
the 9th November A. u. 1882.
Ills. JOHN r. GOSSETT, TIP g.
nov % 1882 10 ru
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MEDICINES FOR sAnE

FEHE undersigned keeps Clorke,s IN.
n Balsan, constantly on bond 70 III III
also Dr. Dnnnlap's original King Of Pain. "'.
1--we Liver ana 20 Kidney Regularter and Btoo
Sieanseri S,, s9 cents for tIiel boipc ST. 90 "a
desired. j. q. NII}ftH Whel
noY2, 1882 ?. ~.
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n~Ucuuu a., ,r,
500 Bowen, Barnes 4 Day
bridge account so 90
372 W b Bogss, biidgo
accCunt IO5 90
3IS Thomas E Coleman,
bridge ncCoant 100 90
$50 M G Winchester bridge
account 6lS
Poor FuAd.
297 W NJ Hugood Il Co.,
supplies ior poor farm As 90
81 q w Dorr, mules for
poor farm $50 90
322 w NJ Hogood & Co.,
supplies for poor farm 43 95
326 D b Adams, steward
on poor farm 83 33
329 & w Earle, NJ d., ex~
animation lunuLic 10 90
338 DrW r Uollingsworth
examination lunntc 10 90
548 q r. Robinson, NJ d.,
examination lunutic 10 90
353 W II McFnll, supplies
tor poor farm "a rs
oo0 . wilson, support OF
Paupcr 90 so
Building Fund.
332 J B Newbcry, MAX
ing ballot boxes 90 SO
335 0 II Durant, cash paid
for repairs I80
337 Cove Il Markley locks
&c, for boxes 500
S43 B w Hughes, for re-
pairs on Jail 265
1854 w II McFull, locks, &c
for boxes 16 As
Is0o Mil Tao 1881.
287 G W Taylor Assignee 80 so
288 ID f Bradley & Co II O5
2S9 j E Boggs, Assignee
and Attorney 10 90
200 J LOWS, Agent aud
Administrator 81 90
29l J f Folgor, Agent and
Assignee 26 05
292 Z IL HOlIingsworth 40 05
293 W A Clyde 10
208 Il A Cochran $40
200 Roy Gowon 800
800 Luke Ariail ia 70
3Ol ID a Pnrrott 3 40
302 Robert billiard s so
304 G w Griffin ID 20
8O7 L Arnold 10 100
3O8 w G Cooley 400
3l9 + FoIgor, Assignee I'll 90
800 Hagood, Alexander &
Company 4 40
324 6 W Taylor, Assignee $40 SIS
325 J X Kirksoy 4 co Is SO
327 G W Taylor, Assignee 3 90
82S 9 W Earle, NJ D S 90
63l Robert Craig 2O8 90
1886 John Il Gossett & Co 8 26
$50 Harden Murph,oe 2 85
844 Blythe 81 Ansel and
G w Burgess 1852 28
$40 j + Folger, Assignee 93 60
347 John Chastain Q 80
$40 Il w Russell 46 90
35I Joab Mauldn and A
Griffin 92 18
852 w L McFall, Assignee 124 80
355 j Ii Amblor z 10
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The State Of South Carcliua
County OF PlcKEEs.

County or PlcKGEs.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Joseph. g. Pilgrim, Plnmtiff, against Taod,
eusA. Pilgrim, Emeline 0'Sheals, a man
da G.. Gillespie, Hannah l. Pilgrim,
Mitchell Is. Pilgrim, Nora Prince, NiEa
Price, ------ Prince, Defendants. y SuN-
MoNs ron RBLIEE, O OoaFLAlErNor 81 NYGp
TO Thadeus A. Pilgrim, Emeline 0'Shcolcs,
Amanda q. Gillespie, Hannah l. pilgrim,
Mitchell B. Pilgrim, Nora Prince, Nina
Prince and - Prince, Defendants ia
this aciicn.
W 0U are hereby summoned and rec uired
IL to answer the complaint in this actjon,
of which copy is fled in the Office oi hc
clerk Of the court for Pickeus county, sid
to serve a copy of yonr answer 10 til, II
complaint on the subscriber at his of ~
PioEens Court House, s. g., within ~ .'.Iy
days after tho service hereof, exolus,re "
the day Of such service; and If youf fau 50
answer tho comrlaint within The time a.u-r
said, the plaintiff in this action willayply
10 tho court for the relief demanded il i've
complaint. s....... .ar.
Dated ED November A. D. 1882.
L. s. J. J. LEWIS, C.CP.
., r. A. CHILD.
Plaintiffs Attorp ng
TO The heirs at law Of Susan A. Pr 5c,
deceased, 10 witt Nora Prince, Nrp..
Prince and 49, Prince, christian Uu!rv
-, not known. ."
E Please take notice that the summon al
complaint in this action, Of which the r.,
going is II copy of tho summons, was rl.tt
in the Clerks office for Pickens Count, =
G., on The g. day of November, 1882 ne4
that tho object OF this action is for the ,,..r-
iuon OF the real estate of Miohe rgs-
grim, deceased
Il. A. CHILD, Plaintiffs Atorn,
nov 80, 1882 IL y
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In the Court Of General Sessions.
To the Presiding Judge of the Eighth judicial
Circuit:
l herewith submit my Annual Report of
all claims filed, audited, and allowed, and
ordered paid by me for the fiscal year, be-
ginning November 1st, 1881, and ending
October 3Ist, 1882, viz:
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Ui4IlStlilaS GOOCGS.

nRENNAN s. BRO. the regulators in
- prices have just made q big strike in
GROCERIES AND CONTECTlCN \NIES
HAVING bought NJ entire stock. consisting
OF ,'oifees, Sugars. Syrups, Canned Goods.
Iohncco, and 'gars, direct from the In
por'ers and Manufacturers. We arc able
10 give you inducements never offered by
any one before.
- CANDY Of every description, by the
Box or Barrel.
ORANGES by the Barrel and in fact.
everything in proportion usually kept in n
hrHt class Grocery and .Confcciirnary Store.
we cannot be undersold Give us IL call
and be convinced that
maSEReNAN G. GSIGOS..
Easley, 5. c., is the place to buy,
And Don't You FOgct IT,
dec 2l, 1882 Ia #
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l am in business entirely for N.Y.
SELF and 1 would bo pleased for all
my old patrons and friends to call
anu see mo when they come TO
Our City L carry a larger stock
than ever.
Please don't forget tbat I am in
my OLD STORE, whore 1 have
Oe"n doing business for the old
firm.
L. RoTHsCHILD.
Oct 5, 1882 8 Am
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lett, who was imprisoned. Carey swore
that he and the other members OF the as
sassination society believed that the funds
for the murders came from the Land
League. lie related the persistent dog
cling Of Mr.. Forster for days with view
to his murder. lie swore that the MUIR
derers were posted concerning Mr.. Fors-
ter's movements by telegram from London
ostensibly about racing.
He said that he drove with his children
in n cab TO the first rendezvous OF the MUIR
derers. After he ahghted Fitzbarris was
to drive them home. IL was Brady, he
testified, who took the share a. principal
stabber, aud who afterwards cut Burke's
throat. Carey deposed that all the prison.
ers except one were members OF the or
ganiZation, as was also Frank Byrne, OF
London, whose wife brought the arms.
FENIASs IN AMERICA.
He swore that Stephen and Leonard are
now in America, and that Patrick Whelan
was not q member OF the Invincibies. Mr..
Clifford Lloyd's name was mentioned.
Sheridan, after he left the "Angel," was
going to the West Of Ireland to spread the
society.
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Dying Statements OF Burner Admit
ted aS Evidence.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
sTAUNToN, VA, February 17.-When the
court was opened this morning Judge
Smith gave at some length his opinion to
the effect that after certain time in the
morning after the shooting Burner was
hopeless Of prolonged life, and his state
ment Of the affair should be admitted as
his dying testimony.
The jury was brought in, and heard the
story from the four parties to whom he had
related it. The accounts agreed substan-
TALLY and differed but little from that pub
lished in the papers at the time OF the oc-
currence.
Prisoners counsel excepted to the adj
mission OF this testimony. Nearly the
whole day was consumed in this part OF
the trial, which awakened new interest in
the case.
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Colonel j. II. Green's Death Caused by
His Wife's Suicide.

AUSTIN, February IA dispatch from
Bastrop announces the death OF Colonel j.
Ross Green, one Of the wealthiest and
most prominent citizens OF that city, who
died a raying maniac in New York a few
days ago. His remains were brought to
Bastrop for interment.
This is the end Of a terrible tragedy
Two weeks ago Colonel Green's wife com.
mitted suicide by pouring oil over hersell
and then setting it on fire. Her husband
witnessed her horrible death, vainly al
tempting TO eXtinguish the flames until he
tainted. lie was taken to New York for 9
change OF scene, and there became insane
and died.
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Fearful blizzard In Dakota.

GRAND FORKS, OAK, February 11.-For
the past twenty-four hours there has been
most fearful blizzard. A furious snow
storm from the northeast set in about p.
NJ. yesterday, which increased i'm power
until it was impossible to observe objects
100 feet away. At 3o'clock the wind went
down and the weather became clear. The
thermometer ranged during the blizzard
from 10 to 30 degrees below zero. All
trains are abandoned and heavy drifts OF
snow are upon the roads.
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a. o.f c.,, opeued Iax c. better, bat Afterwards
lost he advance clossg c lower %. gls 10y;
s%1srsdeaa. 5os1teo s No. va aies sSd
tie tie and nd nominal Cofiecspot, dull and wcak;
and nucbangod. MoIasses UNCHANGED aud dull.
RosIp arm. rwpentine steady q 63tc' Hide
e1 and Te1s s and arm and prices wout
decided s;e s nss mess mes:
SO: long andsSsrt clear half and half. elo;15
stl0.25. Lard 3e15 per cent lower but ANY
ssi'i4i@gs riInss :'ei reus sR'' sued elise
411.S0; 10 continent, sli.S6@sll.9o. freisns
firm.
BALTIMORE. February 17.-Flour firm and
without change. whea,-->outhern scarce and
firm; western higher and active; southern red,
and Rs9s scsssaise 10. western S Winter red
spot. sI.2f4d 1928. Corn-southero steady;
Western higher and dull /: southern white and yell
low. 7Od54c. Oats duh and steady: southern,
dsm5lc.: western Whine. 5ON5lc.: MIXED, 47t9
ACE: Pennsylvania. 4s@51c. Provisions NM
changedTud firm. Coffee lower; RIO carxccs; or.
binary 10 fair Sa9c. sugar arm " y soil. ste.:
copper. refined quiet NJ 6k96ac. Whiskey quiet
at s1.l7@tI.17A. frcishts unchanged.
CINCINNATI.
cINcISSATr, February i7tlour arm IAN. and s ani
P PS aaiet and firm at sis 5o@ $3.50. Lard
and DIM; shoulders. s7.a5 clear rib, 1910. Bs
con steady and unchanged. Wh:skey-None
Offered Hogs ard g soo
receipts, 345 head; shipments, 264 head.
| ST. LOUIE.
ST. LOUIS, February III Flour firm: Wheat
higher No. red fall y it cas e ana reo o h,s
Corn higher and unsettled; 57a57hc: cash, !.@
| sc. February. 57'1@5Sc. March. Oats highs;
Whiskey steady at sl.14. Pork firm and slow
sIs25 cash. $751; bid March, sis.52h bid May.
r 1S." soS5Gs9.55: short clear. s975@s9.e0.
| Bacon strong and held higher; short rib, flV.o0i
short clear. sl0.75 asked. Lard nominal.
CHICAGO.
| CHICAGO February I7--Flour frmer but not
higher. Wheat strong and higher; regular Sill IA
| msl.l1i February. Sill ~ March. Corn active,
/ firm, and higher: 5SkM 5sssc. cash. 5s1@5stc.
March Oats active, firm, and higher; 404c. cash,
MN 1ri MSsc0 cb fsS %9 e heavy. s775
| $3.50. Pork active and shade higher; $4,000
1880 cash. Sls.S5@sls.37k March. Lard ac-
| sIl.55 March, hulk-mests active, firm, and
higher; shoulders. $3.50: short rib, $3.50; short
clear, $40. Whiskey steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE.
MLwAuwgs, February l7.-Flour In fair lie.
! mand. Wheat active. strong. and higher: No. Il
Milwaukee hard, SI.2l; soft, cash. IL = Februa-
nv, SLICK. Corn higher; No. 2, oeac.; new,
| 5'tjilc Oats firm and higher: No. 2, Acc white,
49c' Provisions higher. Mess pork. $3.50 cash
and February. Lard-Prime steam. - Lao casn
anu February. Hogs frmer az to.3u@so'fo'
dressed hogs in fair demand at s7.fo@sI.oo'
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, February l7.-Cotton-Gross re-
ccipis. I.6S3 bales. Fuipr,s closed weak sales.
$4,000 bales February, l0.I 3Mtlo;la March,
aiO.24MslO.25; April. SlO.37MSl0.3s; May,
SIO.5i@Sl0.52; June. sl0.65@ slO66; !nly,
fi0.75: August. 5000; Sep,emler, sl0.59Gs
$1,000: October, Sl0.23gflO.2o; November,
slO12@tl0.lS.
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House seemed In favor OF the passage OF
hill. I saw him soon after talking with
leading Republican senator on the subject,
and he informed me that the senator
thought the chances against the passage OF
bin like the one reported by the HOUSE
Commerce Committee. The senator said,
however, that he thought bin appropriate
ing round sum, and giving discretion TO
the Secretary OF War to apply 1t to such
improvements rs he deemed most merito-
rious would pass. The friends OF the Dill
In the House are not discouraged, but feel
they will have TO work hard TO secure It's
passage.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
The Senate has reduced the House Dis
trict-oi-C Columbia appropriation bill So
600. II has also changed the gas para
craph. so as not 10 compel the company TO
give each lamp a six-fooi burner, as re-
qured By the House.
Colonel John a. Parker, OF Virginia,
was at the Capitol to-day. lie is the agent
Of the state in regard to the claim against
the Government which originated during
the war OF 1912.
W.D. CabelI, formerly of Nelson, now
Of Washington, gave an informal recep-
ton last night, which was attended by a
number Of Virginia congressman and other
prominent Virginians.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue. S367,7G3 customs, s3J2,2T.
The District commissioners have inau-
ourated stringent measures against gaming
and gamblers.
Secretary Folger, who is still confined to
his house, has ague and fever.
GBy Associated Prcss.l
WASHINGTON, February 1.-THE WAYS
and Means Committee to-day authorized
Chairman Kelley to offer next Monday 4
motion i'm the House TO suspend the rules
and pass the bill to reduce inteInal-reyenue
taxation. The hill to be offered viii be
identical i'm It's terms with the Internal
revenue provisions OF the bill now pend
inc in the Senate as amended by the Senate:
ono member Of the committee remarked
after IFS adjournment this morning that It
was very likely the House tariff Dill would
not be heard from after Monday or tues
/ day next.
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100 MILES,
MEANWHILE, PA August IS, 1882

MEANWHILE, PA. August rs, 1882.
s,ciG Specific Company AtlaRtar Ga;
think It my duty to write you Ia regard to my
case. was one of the victims to she terrible dis
case Tor several years past and have been entirely
cured by the use of your swIFTs SPECIFIC.
$. S. = viii cure 1t, and 1t Is the only thing that
will do IL. | had tried everything, and all the
pronineo, physicians in Buffalo, Rochester, "nd
Cleveland, but this only made iseworse' ana broke
down my general health with lAercury and potash.
heard Of your ............ .-...: here so Hent
remedy, but: SIS 10 s''a~'nca'
80 ~, cold .........s s..''' one h Adred
mile, Distant 10 get it. Wnen ! began to re u
wa. ln bad conditions my mouth Was inii OF
ulcers, head full Of sores. nair and eyebrows gones
bat now am as souadas a new doli<. Every
| sufferer should know .asat your 5. :. =
j. W. WEyLEs.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
~ ,,,e DISPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

,..,ng,on News and Gossip Proceedings
- ronsr,ss Yesterday Terrible Disaster IN
Illinois, seventy Miners Lose '"e, I've
rwo. ,,iliion-Dollar Failure In ohieas0-
,r,. Alabama LegisIature--fata' Accident
- ,hs East Tennessee. Virginia ana "eor-
=. u,iIroad-Furious sncw->torm ana
blizzard in Dako'a-rhe pne''n 'r'a"'
sensation Caused by Another Prisoner Turn
.,nrormcr-Foreign Items OF Interest %e'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-18

ing for ruling from the Speaker on Mr..
CarlisIe's point Of order, the prayer Of
Wellington at Waterloo for "night or
Blucher" was tauntingly quoted by Mr..
Tucker, Of Virginia.
The eulogies on Mr.. shackcford were
then proceeded with, and after speeches by
Messrs. Latham. Morey, Leedom, Randall,
and Vance, the House adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-02-18

COURT ORDERS.


UIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-IN
Y THE CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE CiRCJrr
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,fEB
RUARY 3 1888:
Charles Frederick Johnston and Maria Isabella
Johnston, his wife, who sue on behalf OF them
selves aud all other creditors who wlll come ia
aud contribute their proportion OF costs IN tals
suit..... .fIhhtihs'
Against 49,.
KnickerbOcker Lhe-insurauce Company, OF New
York. and ID. X. Reyeley, Treasurer 81 the state
of bcienuhes~
The object OF this suit Is 10 ascertain the nabil-
lies Of said KnicLerhOker Lifc-lnsurance COM.
pany of New York. under It's policy, To eitlLens
OF Virginia.: To distribute the funds depgsipo
with ID r. Reveey. 4 treasurer Of the state OF Nir-
pinia, placed with said officer under The law LOT
The protection OF said citizen policy-hOlders. 10
enioin ana restrain said ID. r. Reycley Treasurer,
from paving any rart Of principal or Interest on
said depoSit said KHickcrbocker Life Insurance
Cornpiny its agents. aud TO establish the lnsoi-
yency of I'D hnickerhockcr Life-Insurancc COM
nany ts consequent Inability to meet It's liablit-
ties and the right Of said pOlicy-hoiders to dis
trihution Of said deposit among those la |lrgih'
entitled thereto.
And affidavit having been made and MED that
the aid defendant, the hnickerbocSer l.lit-in-
euronce Comuany, Is nonresident OF ihis NE'ts'
n Is regulrcd T. appear here within one inonui
after due publication hereof and DO what Is heces
sary 10 protect it, Interest In this sult.
NN'P' ALFRED SHIELD, CLERK.
w e. CARRINGTON and GEORGE y. HOOPER, yr'-
'" "a ~ - fe 4ll,lS&2o