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SOUTH CAROLINA.


! \ cOlOred boy was drowned at ROwe's fish
l bar in Marlboro county last week.
/ The smoke house Of Mr.. Y. j. Pope, in
Z Newberry, was destroyed by fire last week.
I The people between Hawthorne and Beech
Island have started a petition for post office
I at BlOOmingdale.
4 letter from Greenwood says: "Our people
/ are awaking on the subject Of truck farming
/ under the impulse given by the success OF
[ Southern Georgia.
Dr. John NJ. Turner, of DunbartOn, was, on
I Tuesday in a dying condition. He was born
[ on the same day that Alexander III. stephens
was. but has survived the great COmmOner.
Thomas Martin. cOlored youth who COM
mitted violent assault on little daughter
I of Mr.. Bundv some time ago, was convicted
{ at the recent term Of the court IN Bennetts-
Vile.
The dam of the Merchant Mills of Messrs.
Banck and Renew, known as the Cedar
Creek Mills" was washed away on Sunday at
O'Clock. The break was caused by rotten
walls.
A voung man in Greenville is said to have
visited his sweetheart forty times IN hVe
weeks. and the old man begins TO WOnuef
where the fellow got his living before he met
his daughter.
The state Agricultural Society and the
state Grange have arranged for joint meet
ing al Marion on the 25th OF July next, When
AN exhibition is to take place and good time
generally 10 be had
The harm and stables of Mr.. J. p. Jacobs, in
I Marlboro county was struck by lightning on
tbe -th Two horses. a colt and fine COW
were killed outright, and the barn with all lts
contents destroyed
Three hundred and five crates of peaches
have been shipped to date from WlllistOn,
Rarnveu county Heavy daily shipments OF
I cabbage and potatoes are being made TO
Northern and Western markets.
On last Saturday morning Wellington Stepp,
son OF Rev. \. G. Stepp, well-kn0Wn Bap-
fisf preacher, Of Dunklin township was
drowned while attempting TO swim across q
mill pond near Gowensville. lie was 10 years
old The body was recovered
The Truck Farmers Association, OF Wills
ton. Barnwell county, is gaining strength as
every meeting, a correspondent OF one OF OF
tbe BarnWell papers says: There is great
deal of complaint among our VegetaDle anu
fruit shippers about their return sales OF pro-
duce." ,
A MiIlbrOOk correspondent says; I'VE hau
the heaviest rain last Thursday that your
humble correspondent remembers ever seelnS
fan. IL washed up cotton, corn, FENCES, anu;
in fact fish dams failed to check the rusil W Ol
water The attention OF some OF our idriheis
IS turned to the growing of watermelons'
sam. a small son of Mr.. w. ii. Ashmore, oil
this niace. was trying to empty cartridge
Iast SUNDAY. and the ball not coming 9 ou9
easily. he held the cartridge IN ms manu- anu anu
struck il with a hammer rms causeu c ~, u,
explosion the ball plOwing furrOw througn
inc palm of the hand, taking on tne ioIe
finger and injuring the one next TO IT.
N1f.Erue kanffNFf.
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THE BED CHAMBER HORROR.
John Barnett's Assassins Sent to Jail for
Life.

Mt. STERLING, KY, June 14.-John
Barnett,On trial for the murder Of Vaughn
Helton, was permitted to withdraw his
plea of not guilty and plead guilty. The
prosecution then offered testimony to show
the facts of the murder. The widow of
the murdered man told how her husband
was shot in bed and fell over a sleeping
infant by her side. The
jury fixed the punishment at
Imprisonment in the penitentiary for
life. Five of the seven men Jointly in
dicted with Barnett, namely: Newton,
Yarler, John Becraft, William Becraft,
pleaded guilty and received like SEN
fences. Indictments have been found
against three others called as witnesses
for Barnett, viz; James Morrison, VIM.
Hodge and AlOnZo Becraft.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., June 1.-The
conrt to-dav dismissed the bill of Lawyer
Bigeisg against Bette Mason, wife OF
Sergeant Mason, and discharged the order
restraining Mrs. Mason's bank account .n6
upon the payment to Mr.. BigeloW OIL $4OS
coun sci fees for his services IN Oe1ail "a vi
e C00. and sought TO attach the fund
yaised by popular subscription for Bette
and the baby,
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CITY OF MEXICO, June 1.-THE House
bill authorizing the President of the re-
public to settle the public debt has passed
the Senate.
The government has authorized the
construction Of railroad from Apizaco to
HuachinanQ
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a village Destroxed hx Fire

PARIS, June 1.-THE village of Val.
loires, in the Department of Savoy. has
been destroyed by fire. The inhabitants
barely escaped with their lives. All the
live stock in the nlace nerishad
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sIaughtered Inv the Hnndred

LONDON, June 14.-Later accounts re-
garding the explosion of the powder mag
aZine at Scutari, caused by lightning
stroke, state that $50 persons were killed
and 53 wounded. Two hundred barrels OF
powder and 5000 cartridges exploded.
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Chili's New Rulers.

PANAMA, June 14.-News from Val.
paraiso says that Senors Yeras and I.
Banez have been elected respectively
President and Vice President of the
Senate,
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Lord spencer,s retirement

LONDON, June 14.-The rumor that
Earl Spencer intends to retire from the
Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland is again re-
ViVed
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Guayaquil's siege,

GUAYAQUIL, June IA few cannon
shots were exchanged between the bel-
llgerents yesterday, but to-day there has
been very little firing. 1t is reported thai
there is a likelihood of the trouble BEING
arranged. 8
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senator Rollins Renominated.

CONCORD, n. H., June l4.-The Repub-
hcan legislative caucus tonight re-
nominated Hon. K. A. Rollins to the
United States Senate.
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CASTELAR,, IRELAND, June 14.-The
prisoners charged with completely in the
murder conspiracy in county Mayo have
been committed for trial.
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Ex-Senatnr CasserIv neah

SAN FRANCISCO, June 14.-Ex-Senator
Eugene Casserly died to-day, aged sixty
one years.
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GALVESTON, TEXAS, June IA San
s,ba snecial saws: s'fhe court is now IN
session. .3s.i at Dano and State troops have
seSS'S 800, cent there to preserve the peace.
sTb;rtv murderers are on the docket and
serio,Is trouble is expected"
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The Argentine Republic Ambitious

BUENos AYREs, June IA loan has
been negotiated for the construction of a
national railway,
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rmhezzIine PestmasteY Arr

c.INToN. Iowa, June l4.-Mr. spen-
oay p, postmaster at Ypsilanti, Mlenlgaln,
..e,s arrested for embezzling $l,SOO OF the
nosi office money order funds,
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..r.riur the Partridge-Bids for
$1,000 GaiuesVille's Seminary
.--ea FIoridian Sugar Lands to
......mrd-Notes for All Glasses of
rtater--
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"'The Elwclls they stole away kinder
dumfoundered, but the rest stayed by.
When the dcacons come out after spell
a.holdin' hands jest like two youngsters,
they see they had been a.cryin'; and
when they shook hands right there, and
said as they'd quarrcled before folks, they
would make up before 'em, and ! tell ye
it done them fellows good.
"Rod Garrct he said he b'licved the
was suthin' in religion when he gee Dea.
con Twist loadin' Of his boards for him
and fairly forcin' Tanner to saw the rest
Of CARROTS logs afore he touched his n.
And Hiram Plat he was kinder on the
fence before, but he came square out and
j'ncd Chester mcetin' next sacrament day,
and was real close walker afterwards.
"is for the dcacons, it seemed as
though they couldn't be good enough to
each other after all this. And it came
about that the WAS quite a wakcnin' in
Chester that winter; seemed as though
it took start to tn old saw.mill tell
you what, .Joshuay, practice is wu'th all
the preachin' you can skcer up, now ain I
it?"
We'll, mebhe,' said the con-idcra'c
Joshuay "but artcr all, Amasy, how
upon airth is folks agoin' to know how
to practice without some preachin'
"There, you hit the nail on the head, u
said Aunt Desire, wiping her spcctaclcs
Ire Press
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TON Oh ny.
COTTON SEED MEAL.
FURNsH HTURE J

HAVE removed my Furniture to NV
Il two-story Warehouse on Corner Of
Benson and Jail Street, where You can find a
large and vel. selected stock of Furniture,
Tr nrasei meM ana OF the latest pattern. Bureaus
all kinds. Bedsteads Of all classes. from
the cheapest to the best. Chairs. of ali
classes. Wardrobes, Cradles, from 81 IN.
Mattresses, N: Bed Springs, Cots, Lounges.
Eie.nae F1orna frames and Pictures Of every kind.
Wagons and Doll Carriages, ranging from
soc. up, and all other things usnally kent
III first-class Furniture Store. Last Int
no not least keep constantly on hand a full
iine OF Collins and Caskets. ranging in
pr,Ses S rom 500 to $l25, the latter the hest
U.S. sell for cash only, and rs cheap as
Nov l6, 1882 IA oomh' 81,
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= A silver service Giving change for
trade dollar.
: There is no 4wectcr repose than that
which is purchased by labor.
= The art Of life is to know how to
enjoy a little, and to endure much.
= IIeine says that handsome women
without religion nre like flower, without
perfume.
= a handful of flour bound on a cut
will stop the bleeding Immediately. Dry
-four is good for ,cald or burn.
= According TO Gen. George b.
Mcclellan the cause Of the present un.
parelle!ed food in the Ohio Valley is due
to the reckless cutting Of timber on the
mountain side.
Atlanta claims to have young
lady who has the finest and prcttiest hair
in the United States. The name Of the
party Of whom she purchased has not yet
been made public.
angel his wife is until lie comes home
VIC baI, ouiciluR VIII ~ uttduIul SOIu
and she happens to have bottle Of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup in the house.
a stat stician computes that one
hundred aud fifty tons of human hair
annually change owners in France.
This does not include the locks that
change owneTs III conjugal unpleasant
ness.
: One win,ry day Hawthorne received
notice ut his office that his services would
be no longer required AS collector Of Gus
toms ut Salem. With heaviness Of heart,
says Conway, he repairs to his humble
home. His young wife recognizes the
change, aud stands waiting fer the ii
Ience to be broken. At length ho fal.
ters: 81 am removed from Office ;" then
she leaves the room; soon she returns
with fuel and kindlcs bright fire with
her own hands; next brings pen, paper,
ink, aud sets them beside him. Then
she touches the sad man on the should.
ers, and rs he turns to the beaming face
says Now you can write your book
The cloud lifted. The lost Office looked
like = cage from which iie had escaped
The book" was "The Scarlet Letter"
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or ANDERSON

Mike Mct;re. ~ Surviving Aminisrato Of the
Estate OF william Magcr. deceased Petitioner,
against Mary T.. l.atmrr, Anna NJ. Towers
Martha l.. Glenn, Nancy Louisa Emerson. Irene
l.. Smith, Stephen a. Erra<cale. Louisa Brra.
W. II. King, William IL. Mciice. Fletcher Town
send, Mary a. Griffin, Georgia 4. Mc(ice and
Snlic L. Ellis, pefeninnts.-Sr,n for Reli.f--
PETITION mt S:rted.
To the Defendants above named:
NOU are hereby summoned and required to an
IL swer the Petition i'll this action, Z copy Of
which Is filed In the Office of the Court Of Probate,
at Anderson &. H., :. G., aud to servc 4 copy Of
your answer Ia the said Petition on the subscribers
al their Office Anderson C. H., s. C., within twenty
days after the service hereof exclusive Of the day
ofscryice; and II you fail to answer this Petition
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this
tlon will apply tp the Court for the relief dcman-
ded In thC'letitinn.
Dated Anderson. g. g., Jan. 2s. 1883
MURRAY, El.EAZEALl. * MURRAY.
Soils. FRO Pet.
tsEALl Tuos. G. LInoS. Judge of Probate.
To the Defendants above named
grthcr with the Summons. of which the foregoing
Is copy, filed in the ollie" "f the Probate
Court at Anderson Court House, in the County Of
AndeI5oI, Il; said state Gf South Carolina, he
3lst day Of January, 4 u. 1854, and that lac object
Of said Petition is To effect final settlement OF he
estates OF William Magce, deceased aud OF AScnath
Magee, deceased.
MURRAY, EEEAZEALE MURRAY,
Soils FRO. Pet.
Anderson, s. G., Jan. 26, 1883.
Feb l. 1883 30
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An 1n,ernn, Revenue on,cer saved.
rnoylpENcE, August 81, 1882.

FnovIpENcE, August 81, 1882.
Editor Of Bostoa Hruld
DEAR Sir, = During my term OF service In tho
Internal Revenue Department OF tho United
States, at shc time my Office WAS I'm this city,
was afflicted with severe attack Of kidney dis
ease, and at times suffered intensely. / ro-
ceiyed tho medical advice OF some Of our best
physicians for long time, without being bone
nsed by their prescriptions. Bolng discouraged
by tho failure Of tho doctors to help mo, and be-
Ing urged to use Hunts Remedy by friend who
had tested Its merits although reluctant TO try n
patept medicine, wus finally induced to try tho
Remedy, and procured Two bottles Of 1t, and
commenced taking Il faithfully according to tho
directions. +2it
Before had taken it three days tho excruel-
ating palms In my back had disappeared, and bo-
fore had used two bottles wns entirely cured.
Whenever, from over-exc-tion or n violent cold,
tho pains In my kiineys rctath, tew doses of
Hunts Remedy quickly effects n cure.
Before closing beg to mention the remark
able cure OF friend OF mne In New York City,
TO whom recommended this valuable medicine.
He was suffering severely from an attack which
was prono,u,ced hy his physician a decided case
OF Brlaht's Disease Of the Kidneys. obtained
two bottles Of Hunts Remedy for him. pnd! !he
commenced taking Il, and began 10. improve Mt
once, and was speedily restored 70 health, and
no attributes the saving Of his nfe,, undor tho
blessing Of merclful Providence, to Hut's
Remedy. fE., t.5..4
Another friend Of n,ino In Now York, to whom
/ .rceommcuded Hunts Remedy, was suffering
severely from Kidney disease. and was entirely
cured Of Il after using this wonderful medicine
only short period.
Feeling deeply grateful for the grent benefits
experienced by my friends and myself from tho
use of Hunts Remcdy. l feel 1t to DO my duty, 90
we'll rs agreat 70 fpfpish y6u this vol
untary ahd 1ns6licited statement of facts for tho
irformation OK :ypay largo nufnbssi OF feaaefs,
many OF whom 1nro undoubtedly, anifsring h6m
tails widely spreading scourgo, and I bslisvs tast
2tt Is tho best medicine now kRS xn3 and that at
~il enre all cases OF kidney diseAsrs that can be
shall bc pleased 20 confer With any ono eho
may desire an interview rseardina tie statsmeEts
herein contained. aiyyoufs. aist pe S,a.;k,i
,-fgRG1' * RICHMOND HENSHAW,
G. 90 Afcseer Street
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ANDERSON
CITY BAKER
ADGER COLLEGE,
WAI4IIALIA, s. G.
FACULTY.

FACULTY.
REV. +. i. MuLLALLY, ID. D., President.
REV. !. l.. RILEY, ID. -.
lsEv. II. STRONG. 4. Nj.
PEor. WM. S. MOORE
FTNlIE next Session commences September
Il II, lSS2. English, Classical and Sci
cntiiic Courses Military drill. Tuition
$40 per nnnum. Board in private families
SlO per month. Located ut the base Of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, the climate is un-
surpassed. For further Information ar cat
aloguc address any member of the Faculty
+. j. MULLALLY, DID, President
Aug II. lSS2 q
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.
A2 The undersigned, Administrator de
bonis non with tho Will annexed OF
tho Estate OF A. r. N. Gilmer, deceased,
hereby gives notice that he will. on the 5th
day March 1883, apply to the Judge of
Probate Of Anderson County for Final
Settlement Of said Estate and discharge
from said Administratorship.
]. r. CARTER, Admir-.
Feb /, 1888 20 So
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Bay State Shoes and Boots.
NN hand and arriving full line of 9ay
W State Shoes and Boo 8. The best goods
in the market. Warranted not to rip or have
wood or pasteboard in them. Call and see
them. charge nothing for showing.
A. Il. TOWERS.
Feb I, 1883 %
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BRIGHT's DISEASE, DIABETES, KID.
NEY, LIVER Or URINARY DISEASES
Have no fear of any Of these diseases il
you use Hop Bitters, az they will pre-
vent aud cure the worst cases, even when
you have been made worse by some great
pufed up pretended cure.
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Tu TITS
EXPEGT GRANT

II com posed OF Herbal and Mucll hginOus prod
uc.s, which pc rm ate the substance oftbo
Lungs, expcccoraten the ncrid matter
that collects in the Bronchial TuLes, aud forms n
Goothing coating, which relieves tho ir-
rItation THAI causes the cough. IL Clennses
tho lungs OF all imp purttice, strengthens
n.ca the circulation Of the blood, and braces tho
nervous system. Slight colds often end I'm
consumption. IL Is dangerous TO neglect
them. Apply the remedy promptly. a
tcstof twenty years warrants the assertion Tim:
noremcdy has over been found TINT is a n
prompt III ita effects M TUFTS EHPECT0RAhf.
+! sEinnHGn. md its use bpeeo Iy cures the most
obstinate cough. A pl eaaont cordial, chill
dren tnko IL readily. For Group IL iS
Invaluable nnd should be in cvsry family.
In 2Hc. and al Linfllca.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SrArK OF SourH CARoLfSA,
ANDERSON CoCxrY.
DY virtue OF Warrant and Lien on
ID Crops of 1882, will expose to sale in
tho Town of Bolton, Anderson County,
8. c., on the First Tuesday after the tirst
MotiSsy in March next, the following Per.
scnal Property, viz:
One lot Corn. about IS bushels; about
$500 bundles Fodder, ono bale of Cotton
and Cotton Seed.
F.evied on rs the property OF I. p. Da.
venEort In favor of G. W. MCGEE q Son.
TERMS OF SALR-Cash.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL.
Sheriff Anderson County, 8. C..
Feb IS 1893 81
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Browns Iron Bitters for sale by Wilhitt
& Wilhite, Anderson, 8. G.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH GaAV'
COUNTY OF ANDERsos' J
r.ssu1pT OF COMMON PLt

SVOn II oT III
John w. Daniels, as Administers, 4
with the VIII annexed. Of the esm m
Deal, deceased, Plaintiff agai,, q
II. Davis, rs Executor OF tn9 t.,nn n
q. Deal. deceased, and said M,ns1 nj
ono OF her hairs ut law, and t9H 1I,a, of q
Davis as claiming to DO eIhL l. nd
Deal, Martha J. Deal, pW.,r.r,i
J. Books, Martha +; We9p' pasef,o,,
Frances f. Dell. Alice Z III Ein.f'
Sfssons, Amant line Kay. SI a.I and q
Deal, as heirs Of said l. e, DAD,
as creditor OF 8. d. Deal, EaSS,rh aSSor,rh ID
Tate, Lucinda Tate, Emma oSssns}
and Lizzie Davis, Defendan'
IeE-Cbniplainf not Serred.
To tho Defendants above nAI Dali sra r.qLi
|VOU aro hereby s1mmone,;h 1n ;his se,ia,,
IL swer the comnlain!a a.as ~ f nf tie Ccsf
fiiod In tho once Of the . Cle,h of U Andertt;
mon Pleas for tho County " ihs SAB
tst tSess ofies' NJ Anderson c. H. 8 C. ',sa. i
Saya nfier the service OF this san'A''
exciusiye OF the day Of fsersice. r,.,p, I
Iftyou. fail to answer this ,' !p.nlI sl
time Aforesaid, the plaintiff VII ss sourA
ncrsn,sal @ claim Is made against Jou
Dated ja1Ss5S RRGSWS, IT. dri1RiSBLs 1siiB 9sSa 30
Ardsn'
TO The Defendants, ColupbSpss. Spss.,s,,si ~ !
[iaBooFs, Martha Is. Webb, "p1liu,sa
Frances IS. Denl, Alice 4 n1nSn Ds1s
I Sih,nnsi Emma Powers and yStht IL D
bji Taks snoties that the cempSn nsIeh d
,toaetf ar With the summons o h,sre ci n:
ihss s Court q 81 Common Pieas nt o. Anssi AZ s.iit
the County Of Anderson, ~ in.rnsrr, J.
caioilnh oii the 1sfd day OF Jans jan. ti,t
and thai.you sill also take nEu n,ion Of ID. '
offhis action Is for eonst r,lsi1i0n 0ssf.ts fai
lase S!iD. Deal, TO sen his reM M..SItors s 10;
tnant nf, debts, 70 cnjoia ~ ss,ip,is
pyosecutfng their actions q ias ,sslf der
10 eaIf IN creditors 10 esilpi',sn pa the pre-
nnssonSi Z: am, "a made again" ~ !,
Datcd January 25rd, iSS3 3np,e A. ECO
- BROWN, hit1g1!1ntifs 40
''''''iN' ' f'ai"a ands'
FsKALl JouN W. DAxIEIs, e'
ran Is, 1888 "
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY

to buy the Best Groceries. Confectione.
a nes, Notions, Cigars, Tobacco. &c.
ron , me. | buy and sell Country Produce
anu Keep the best Cider and Lunch always,
on on hand. ta I have also bought the Right OF
NE me city OF Anderson to sell the best Patent
oi,;1i JMhih rover In the United States. Any
viii i =" "nm Work II. Call and see it, and you
d. j., DOHANNOE.
Depot Street, Anderson, s. G.
May 4, 1882 AZ
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Bargains {!
Patents and Claim.

EaCenJS and claim
III AVING formed copatueni
AA ] s. Duf1ie & Co., Of VIZ
D. c., I am prepared to prosecute ]
oil claims for Pensions, or increaY
sions for Soldiers, or the widows ,
dren of soldiers who served in tht
1872, the Indian wars, the MeIic.l
the late war. Also, BOUNTY, b
Restoration to Pension Roll, Is
rants. and all other claims ssair
Patents secured for Inventions, D,
Designs and Trade Marks. No fl
except for preliminary examina,ie
q Patent is obtained.
w. D. BEWLEY, Andeso,
July 13, 1882 50
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No Wi;skey!

nH 0HB1 q N
Mm whR@NAWP
oSV 0D SD0oNSsOV'
BRowN's IppN Rrrrrrs
is ono of the very G,y tonic
medicines that are NOT com
noecd n,octlv nf ,I-,lol or
wh;sL-cv fins b,cor,;,,, d,
~ u''iul 9ou'ec o' iillcllil'cl-
anCc by promoting Il desire
for rum.
- ~
DROWN , liVoN Differs
+ viii ~ ns,rl,. ,a o,,er,, ,as @
take the nlace Of all I;onor
and at the same time Also,
lutclv kill tbc desire for
whiskcv and other intox;.
catinr beverages.
Rev. CIV. RICE. editor Of
the american Christian Re
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For sale by Wilbite & "llD"'
son, 8. G.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1883-01-04
PhOSphOreScent Beetles.

The beetles (elater) are the most re-
splendent forms OF the South. Over
seventy distinct species of them are
known from Chill to the Southern States
of North America. They have two yell
low phosphorescent spots upon the back.
and two others hidden under the wing
cases, which are only visible when the
insect flies. We have frequently read
by their light; allowing the insect to
cling to the finger, and passing it along
the page. spot two inches in diameter
would be rendered luminous by the dor
sal lights. The sight produced by these
tropical fire-fiies is often extremely
magnificent. and has been APPLY de-
scribed by Southey: III
Borrowing we beheld
The night come on; tut soon did night dis
More wonders than it yelled; numerous
tribes
From the wood cover swarmed, and darkness
made
Their beauties visible; one while they
A bright blue radiance upon flowers which
y closed HC "a tAfl
Their gorgeous colors from the eye of day;
Now, motionless and dark, eluded search,
Self-shrouded: and anon. starring the sky
Rose like shower of fire. =
Now red glare dashes by, followed by
an intermittent blaze of rich orange
yellow, while in the foliage. all about
the brilliant green light OF the phQtqris
appears, dying away mimic revolving