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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-20
K1YANAGHS' AUCTIONS.

ID IRDS AT AUCTION-I will sell at auction,
Dat No. AS East Third street, 1,O0O Canary
Birds, all freshly imported. These birds are
consigned with strict orders to sell without re-
serve. Sale to commence Monday March 49, at
10 o'clock a. m and continue until all the birds
are sold.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
1888 Auctioneer.
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COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
Ramsey County, MINI.
st. Paul, March IA, 1888.

Sealed proposals viii be received at the office
of the county auditor at the city of st. Paul,
until O'Clock p. N. Friday, the 30th day of
March 12S3 for
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-20

NEW AND SECOND HAND GOODS ATAUC-
~ toni will sell at auction at p. m. son
Wednesday, March 21st, at the corner of Seventh
and Sibley streets, large lot of New and Second
hand Goods, Carpenters, Coopers' and Shoe
makers Tools, Books, Tinware, Furniture, ETC.,
ETC. Sale continuing each evening until all is
sold.
P. T. KAVANAGH,
1888 Auctioneer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-20

NOR SALE-11 lots in body, 322 feet on
A. Dale street by 100 feet on Dayton av-
enue, and 200 feet on Marshall avenue, As lots
in Iryine's % addition, 80 lots in West St. Paul,
lot on Oak street, lots OF Pleasant avenue, 2
lots on Rice street, lots the upper levee, lots
dence lots and houses. John Kelliher, No. %
East Third street. 77-79
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TEEPLE & HOSKEN

SEs-@ Dayton avenue, ten rooms, batl
iiEsSN Groom; barn, corner lot 60x160: soutl
EEsas8 front, shade trees, nicely fenced, gooC
water, beautiful location, $1,000. This is a de
cided bargain.
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W1 ILL sell or exchange for city property an
w improved farm of eighty acres ready for
crop, near the town of Hermann. Good house
and out-buildings, and permanent invest
ment. Address G. K, Globe office. rs
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WTANTED- Tenants for six small stores in
w the Wigwam Roller Skating Rink, st. Paul.
Ready March LIST, 1883. r. F. Glasgow, Manager,
12S Eas. Third street. 54*
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-ANnrnEn OouNrY nwAnp FRuM. :

ANOTHER COUNTY HsARp FROM. -
Mr. w. ID. Garrison, u prominent
plaDtor Of Anderson county, 3. e.
saya ho hus used Norman's Neutral.
izing Cordial In: his family and II
hus proved ofiiuaoious In eVery In
stance ho had occusion TO try it.
This is the vordlot from many oil
over tho land and n trial will con-
vinoo you TINT Normnh's Cordiul ia
I'll that il claimed for IT,
Thousands of children arc anved
from disease and death every year
BY the dme!y use Of Shriber's Indian
Vermifugo, tho popular remedy.
Only 70 conts n bottle.
THE TRUrn HURrs-When Cali,
loo WAS mndo to recant his opinion
OF the oarth's motion, ho said In an
undortono-"it movcs". Although
Norman's NeutraIizing Cordial is IL
patent medicine it curos. We I'D
NIT that its formula is private, bnt
not moro thun tho Lutin hierogly.
phios of tho physicians prescription
you tako TO tho drug store.
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Advice to Mothers.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken
Of yohr rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? If so,
send at once and get n bottle Of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing. Its value is incnlculable. 1t will re
licvc the poor little sufferer immediate ely.
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mis-
take about it. II cures dysentery and di-
nrrhoc, regulates the stomach and bowels,
cures wind collie, sottens the gums. reduces
inflammation, and gives tone and energy to
the whole system. Mrs. Winslow's SCOT hing
Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant to
the taste, and is the prescription of one Of
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses in the United Sta tes, and is for sale
by all druggists throughout the world. -
Price 10 cents bottle. feb 10, ly
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Woman.

Her health and life depend more on the
regularity of her menstrual functions than
on my or all causes combined. An actual
of ii living death is the inevitable result of
arrangement OF Il function which makes wo-
man what she is in every respect, and es-
pecially in her mental and bodily constitu
ton. Hence, immediate relief from such
arrangements is the only safeguard against
wreck and ruin In all casts of stoppage
delay, or othet irrcgu!arify of the courses, y
Dr.. J. BRADFIELD's FEMALE REGULATOR
is the only sure remedy. 1t acts by giving
tone to the nervous centres, improving tho
bloud, and determining directly to the or,
gans of menstruation. 1t is a scientific pre-
sorip,ion, and the most intelligent physc
cians use it. Prepared by DIR. J. BRADrIELD
atlanta, Ga. Price, trial size. 75c.; large
size, l.50. For sale by all druggists.
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On. ]. BRADFIELO'S
Female REGULATION
Vg0RaARa'S BEST ERVResD.

Itia woll known to physicians hnd nias TOO p;en
known to suffering women themselves that thcy
erosublect to numerous diseases peculiar to their
eeN, auch "a suppression of tho Menaes. pOlpfni
ond Beanty Aenstruation, Congestion, liberation
and Falling Of tho Womb Httaptied With an ena.
lesa train OF Symp&thotc aud Constitutional disor-
deta' ~hich aInhitters tho whole life, and which
aaVe long boon considered os almost inenrable
But at last the remedy has been toundln
Dr. y. BSaaaS3d'a Female ReguIa4oxi,
sisbot q "eurs.&fi," !" Htt d fGtle8y Tor on. eliza,
OF dlaeases, ali OF which pertain to tha TTouI:
ANY suaorer from tho diseases mentioned can
aEe thiS remedy, and thus relieve herself without
revealing heE condition 10 any one. and without
suo!eotlng nor womanly modesty to the ahoGk Of
an examination by e plyalcian.
To bring health and happiness to the hotes of
suherinE wotoeR is n haiBSiort befofe Which royat
favor atnRa into nagnihcNnee. What earthly benz
eiaetten can compare with one which pro FROM
"ThSs yGs,H.Gl dire % disease whose ra.hlsss pSSweF
SS fS 81 SeS bG t"t hs Ss ss o s
SsS seS a. sG Iftsp fo4 SeS$ sS
PSffs iaS S4a sSssisSs
q 51fsHISl5 physical, social and Domestic enjoy.
Gf 81 q = psHS Ha fSs GS aSsS sFSd%
$$SSss Z kssS kSSsf fsS { aud SSS'Sa4a'sS
.IS5 %&hSS" g6 end Sl t9Sae lrrS{Uisrtles o. the
bottle GfR Ss@RRssS sS oc%SoSESS %E53 '0e
s ES a ssa SHf W {SGRsSSS SfS SSss
'EEa!SSSS;I :SS|$ I:s%iSS$J 4 $'@SssSs hatsSsHe.ae
S,pRADFIRL0, Atlanta, H4s ,
: 4s% etse EtHysAsrpP
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State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF PICKENs.
IN PROBATE COURT.

Nancy Stewnrt' es AdminiArarix of the
personal Estate of Mary (polly) Ander-
son, dcooasod. Plaintiff against VIM. Il.
Anderson, JnmGs =. Anderson, IIostor
Himmona, Holda Keith, Snrnh Alexander,
Alphn Barton, buviny MsDnhiel. LaSny-
cite Anderson, Maty Il. Kirksey, Elton
T.. MGdldin and J. II. Cfchshnw, Defend.
ants.--SUMM0Ss F0H RnhiE PCoMPL&iHT
NOT 8EWvED,
TO the Defendants!
VOU are hereby sun huncd md required
/, to answe! tho petition and complaint
In this nctiOn, which Is flied In the oflioc
Of ire JrtiGe Of Probate for tho snid County,
and TO serve n copy Of S6ttr answer 90 the
said petition and complaint on the stths
scribcrs ut their office At Pickens Court
House, 8. G, within twenty day. after The
service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
service: nnd if you fail 10 answer the CON,
plniut within the time aforesaid, The plain
i'm In TITS action will apply 10 the Court
for the relief demanded U tho complaint.
YOu and all oriteY PERSONS intercNted are
aIso notIfnd that OF the 9th day Of Nnel IT
1898; the PIniniff will apply TO the Judge
Of PrObnte for said Comfy for final DIS,
charge as Ahminislralrix Of the personal
estntt of Mary Polly) Anderson, deceased,
and also that no personal claim is made
against you or any on either nR yo1I
Dated riokef's G, II S, C., May 3ls,
A u. 1888
IT,. S.lJ. r. NEWTON, Probate .tudco
NORTON, KEITH & HOLLINuSWOWTlI
Plaintiffs AttorneHs.
my - l"S8 Do 8W
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J. II. l'RtcE.
Ccrlk Of Coancil.


"|r~ So "A cnrrenpDndcnt OF
|'cen. .Ic Ncms advocate, tho cross-
t"y "i 80 SuIudn river by the G. g
t. / 1. Railroad below CoOley's
"rdHc heIow WilIiamston) and tho
lUnn'ra >f it on by GrcenviIIs G. II.
40 #a'.@tts, and through the entiro
County Of Grecnviilc. This corros.
)w"3,nt should not have deveIopod
-" pr'2"nnmo too soon, it might
Grr: "'~ Cause.
5.,"" annie, daughter of II. P.
iiAmmetG President of Piedmont
%,"aNty, died in GreenvilIe, of con.
&nnruon, on the 18th instant.
Nho Nsv. E. P. Davis will preach
IN $40 ,esbyterian Church Mt Lib
"rtN % next Saturday and Sunday.
ga. >@n'ch building will have been
"omrio.od by that time.
"os> Of our State exchanges give
av."ant4 nearly every week of the
A,i,jr. It mad dogs. We have board
I'll tn" &Illing Of several recently in
thia Unity, the last one at Mr..
"ar""7 in the Georges Crock noigh-
OorAu,a
? = 81 nan who has boon raised in
= sonty and VINO is now about
10 y3a2s old, will sit down and
.&.nE Dout tho improvements that
ha"o na.on made in al kinds of apri-
""ID"ra, Implements that are now
"cln& itonsivoly used in the Coun-
tY- ho ,oiii almost como to the con-
ai"Sinn that he ia living in q d,ffcr.
"1t ountry. Tho advancement in
"ihcr material, educational and re-,
' 4'&''t'' nterests, is equally marked
Mr. j. g. Griffin "traincd up" hit
nc"2 Ihrnshor last Saturday evening
an" ,mrhshod ont the whoat prown
on d h>VO acre lot in town The
Trm'n "as very fine and tho two
aorca folded 20 bushels.
The rust, wo are informed. bn,
,nJa.'d The wheat to some exteD,
IN ~on1D sections of tho County
'h~"Gh, generally, it is good, and 6
t"'r as"r"go crop will be mado.
4 shooting affair occurred If
,svoenvjile last wcek. Mr. Kny sbot
nnd seriously ~onnhnd II Mr. Floyd
Sir +. W. Davjn. who inter-
ic."d so H!op ah2 dilijcuity received
" bah ~ the *rm, jnh'ctiEg u pajDfu
~"'nA Ms Kny wrs rot hurt
! "a" difficulty "4Gnryed about Mr.
Aay'a II year 80 laughter, whom
- is st9ged, Mr. Ftnyd had r,in.J
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LOCAL. I,a,asNGs.

RoNpors ero becoming quite comA
mnn in this COUNTY Thoro aru
tour or Hvo of thpm now IN tho
GoHrg"'s Oroek neighborh0od.
J. Robbie Hagood has Tuturnod
, from Wotto"d College, and Como into
boNinoss a. Easloy with w. NJ. Ha-
good h %. = IN. E,..
Wellington Stopp, aged IL yoars.
ROn OF The ltev. A. q. Stepp, was
ar0wnoi IN q mill pond, at Gowens-
vito, 8toenVille county last week
II"rtpn, at Liberty, is selling lots
of Goca Ho WINS not split out for
q ground rail. He will como TO tho
top.
Tho odi.or OF the SsNTtNEh no.
tnrnn thanks TO Prof. Moore of .he
N2Hruy Academey FOR un invitation
/" nt.ond the closing exercises of
his school on the FL and 22nd inst.
Tho noaalcs have been raging
lprrlbty ut Easloy. Tho diseaso has
heen IN as many as twonty families
at tho same timo. There has boon
no dc@Dns from them yet.
Wow is it Horton at Liberty, can
Hcii +" rain Cradle, rs good as any
ia ,N1 world, for $3.50, WHOM others
''"N 500. Spot uNsh explains 1t.
;. !, Johnston has boon appoin-
tea D. rial Justice of this County
~ IT," Governor vice T.. q. Robin
N0u, r@@ignod.
VII" your wheat and havo it
vh"r*hoi by my improved Goiser
ltr"Shcr. J. @. GRIFFIN.
~" examination at the EasIey
"r",."moy, comos off tho 21st inst.
"." lock A NJ; exhibition on
-Hm" lay at 8 p. M. Speech of Hon.
- r., Nnsel on 22nd 1T 10 A. M.
Ehar"'"s on samo day at s p. N.
hH public are invited to attend.
Z. w. MOORE, Principal.
N3"nod this weok at Horizons,
|'."r unko Shad, in salt only 10
days Lot Sugar Cured Cunvassed
Nh"H,u"rs, as nico as hams and much
"o>4'-. Choice White Wine Vine
""t '"' tho incest Mess Muclscrel
}" ) IT, cams.
NuE WEsT.-From catalogue of
~" h"o West Female College, we
,onrn at there are 18l pupils ut.
.yu> '' tho institution, from which
80 Il. r that it is in o fourshing
$50 ''"sperous condition. This Col
Q, ,' 'rH IL reputation second to no
"n"' nilar Institution in the STATIC
.h. ..:. :.lmoncemont exercises take
'."r<. n Tuesday, the 28th instant.
IN, al Liberty, is selling strict
B, ash, and tho p' opc urc be-
"."".. 10 tlnd out that as he docs
r1! la'c 10 mako the fat fry the
...' At hc can sell Shoe that co.,
49,. o. - 81 10, and | make more
'... - competitors can at $l25.
,...'.. | on timo.
'i-.J TAX n .TIcE.-R- c..'.. =
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Notice.

W. NJ. Ferguson, Committee. against Joseph
D. Ferguson, et al.
PURSUANT to an order of Court, made
Il in the above stated case OH the 9Th
day Of June 1883, all persons having claims
or demands against JOSEPH D. FERGU-
SON. are hereby notified and REQUIRED Ia
prove their claims before me, on or by the
10Th day Of August 1898, or be forever
barred Of any benefit or advantage under
any decree 10 be- rendered IN the above
stated case.
J. J. LEWIS, c.op.
june 81, 1883 80
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u. with Atlanta and charlotte Air Line
Railway from Atlanta ahd hGyond
Il. with Richmond and Nanville Railroad
P. with So Ca Railroad for Charleston;
with Wilmington, Columbia and Augusat
Railroad for ilmingron ana the Notth;
with charlotte, c6lunbiG aa'l Augusta K
TOR Charlotte and the North.
q. With Ashcv,lc and Spartanburg Railroad
from Ieriersonville
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond und Danville Railroad front
charlotte and bey"nd
Standard Time used in Washington, p G.,
which is tift oen minutes fuster thnu Colum--
bia
FRY, Superintendent
NJ. SLAuGnTEn, Genera Passenger Agent
d. CAnuTELL Asst Gen. Pnssr agent
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V9- Town Stationery and jevehy Store

TNNTRA G"e Stationery, in grcnt variety.
IA cheap writing Material, II iso frs, clnes
Fancy Wood and Leather bound box rap,>
'crlcs, Silk plush rho," and Antcgrarlr
Alhnms, mud great variety of goods, use
tut ns we'll as ornamental. Also. u largo
stock Of First Class Silver Plate Ware. VIM.
R"gers' brand kniVea aud Fuikss Spoon
80. great Variety of Lcwelry. Watches
Clocks, Spcctaclcs, Cola Silver. Steel ard
telluloid. Tho largest assol lment at Cant
ridges aud Pistols,
| will not bc nndcrsold, Repairing Of
Watches, Clocks and Jewehy dnmc brompny
3. g. Bt.ACK,
Main ST., Cd Door North Of Washington.
&aAs EBGN WILLIE. =. O.
march |, lS93 23 tf
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Notice to Creditors.

Jane Crenshaw, against David Hendricks
et nj.
DURSUANT to n decrctnl order, made on
4 the 9Th dny Of June 1888, all persons
having claims or demands against the Es,
tate Of LAKRlN HENDRICKS, deceased,
are hereby notified and required to present
such claims. legally proven, before me, on
or ny the 10th dny Of August 1898; and all
persona fniIing 10 establish their olnirns ar
above required will be forever bnrrcd of
any benefit arising under tho proceedings
In the above entitled case.
}: J. LEWIS, Special Referee.
june 81, 1883 80 &
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On Thirty Davs' Trial,

THE VoLTAlC BELT Co., Marshall, MIcl.,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances on
trial for thirty days to men (youBg or old)
who are afflicted with nervous debility, lost
vitality md kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of health
and manly visur. Address MS above.-N.
D.-N0 risk Is incurred. as thirty days'
trinl is allowed. lSo2-ly jim
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Valuable Small Farm

pY virtue of the power and authority
RO conferred upon mo by u DEED OF
TRUST from Isnno Davis to mo, will sell
and convey the following TRACT Of LAND,
situate in Pickens County, and within q
mile Of the Town Of Central, {Air Line Rail
Road,) containing Fifty Six Acres. more
or less, and described in sniI Deed Ms
adjoining on the South, tho lands OF Nc
Dow. on the West DR.. II. G. Miller aud
Others, and on The Eust lands nov or for.
merly belonging to Sidney Mellow. Upon
BNid Farm is n small House md some Out
buildings, and aburt 10 neres opened,
which have been ia cultivation.
Unless sold at Prvnto Snle before, 1t viii
bo sold at public odfcry at Piokpns G. u
Oh SAL DAY in July ncxt. Terms--onc
hnlf cash, tho bnlancc on u credit hnIiI lst
December next, with interest, seCiirod by
bond Of purchaser and mortgage Of tho
prmiSes.
J. n. WHITNER. Trustee,
GreChvilIU, s. G.
may 81. 1893 35 8
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Registration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Books
~ Of Registration for rioknns County,
arc now opon in my Office at Pickena G. IT,,
y. G.. for the RegiHtrnlion Of NIL persons
who hNve become on,itled to register since
last goncrnl election. on FIRST Monday In
enoh month to md until the Rrst Menday
In July. inclusive, preceding tho next gon
Grnl election. upon which last named day
tbs same shnll no closed md nM re opened
fer Registration until after the safd general
election,
W. A. CLYDE,
Supervisor Repatriation for plokens County
mnroh q, 1883 "a II
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SCHOOL BOOKS ! SCHOOL BOOKS |!

Full stock always on hand at lowest price.
Any Book not i'll stock will be ordered al
Publishers Price. Fresh Lot Of Stationery,
best quality.
Wall Paper and WinduW Shades, Chro.
mos and Picture Frames. Every variety
Gold Pens and Pencils. Albums, Photo
graphs and Autograph. Choice lot Mis-,
cellaneons Books, Historical, .roli.ical aud
Religions -
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NOTICE 2

A LII persons having claims against the
"A Estate OF WESLEY HUNT, deceased,
are hereby required, by an order OF Court
made June 9th 1883, to prove before me,
within sixty days after the lost publica
tion Of this notice, the amount, date and
rank Of their respective claims
J. J. LEWIS, c.o.p.
june IA, 1883 38
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
~ lrORS.-All persons holding claims
against the Ertafe Of John w, Wilson, de-
ccnsed. will present them for payment le-
gully attested; and those indebted to tho
said Estate will make payment TO the un
dersigned.
MARY f. WYATT, Adm'x.
june 7, 1888 81
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Now Advertisements.
TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
AsAeVINE Female collerE.

ain the band Of tho sky" AshevtIlo, ". c.,
- enc Of the best and cheapest schools in
The Union for the Higher Education of WO.
man, Climate renowned for it's healthEul,
ness, Full faculty Of experienced teacbeps.
Th9rongh Instruction, Pirm discipline.
has'e q specially. Supply of Instruments
ample, Including magnificent Pipe Organ,
nesslon opens second Wednesday IN Sep
oetersrsent for the year. $3.50 10 Si71
> discount 10 eIabs. Send for cetaIoano
Hdores9 REY. JA8. ATKINS. IN pres,i
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rv..". ila. wnl be required to come
before the BoHrd and obtnin Ccrtiticnl es.
nna also MI o'her persons who desire to
teach Ia this County.
All applicants who desire to obtain the
Second or Third Grade Certificates will he
examined Oh Friday. tho 9TH day Of July.
md those d"rirng The First Grade will be
examined on Saturday, the 7th dny OF July.
y. l.. DURANT,
Srhool. Commissioner pickens County.
june 81, 1883 80 3
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Richmond e. XBalAvikEc He Ks
Change of Schedule.
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT,
o -
5lll

On and nfict May 20th, 1883, Pas
sengcr Train Service OH the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line Division will bc as fol.
lows
EXPRESS-EASTWA ARD
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4 pVEHTisER& send for orr se,oc,
IA List Of Local Newspspevs," ~" aeo, ys'tp' 3
hNvsu 20; 10 Spruce EJgeet, N. Y
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-16

and France Accept the eose
tion OF England I'm h sesslenaens
Of the Joaquin Question-Cor.
tachy Castle Burned-Parnsll Has
Paid on HIS Mortgage.
ESPECIAL 70 TIE s~KxrrxxL-i
vnxxA. Sept. 1,.-A London cores
pondent says that China and France accept,
in principle. the mediation Of England in
the settlement Of the Tonquin question.
LONDON. Sept. 15.-The Cortachy Castle
near Forfor, Scotland, owned by the Earl OF
Airlie. burned yesterday. The loss is over
eco. 900.
Parnell has paid of the mortgage on his
estate, amounting to $4,000. from the
proceeds Of the Parnell Testimonial Fund.
Its probable that the police will board
the steamer AtheniAn, upon her arrival OF
Southampton, to take O'Donnell, the muir
derer Of James Carey, ashore. and bring
him directly to London, in order to avoid
any public demonstration by sympathizers.
PARrs, Sept. 15.-OficiAl dispatches
state that the numerical strength Of the
black flag in the recent battle was 1000.
The black flag commander expected rein
forcements from Sontay. but the French
gunboats prevented their arrival.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-09-16

A Saratoga letter in the New York World
says that the fashionable stockings are
black silk. Some girls wear brown and
dark blue, but the really stylish damsels
wear them as black Is night. And it can
not but be admitted that . prettily turned
ankle Seems to win . dainty gracefulness
OF molding from this dark yet delicate
covering. In the matter of stockings it is
to be remarked that it 10 the very youth
full and most blooming Of the sex who
wear the somber tints, and it is the oldest
specimens the same who wear Louis
Quipzs ~heels-who encase their more an
Client limbs in gaudy tints and still tolerate
the elaborate clocking that was so gener-
ally favored several years ago. Fortunately
for human happiness, however, the num-
bers Of passe young ladies and ~incipiens
old maids are small, and therefore the dis
plsy Of stockings is mo-. 3 dazzling one. In
fact. . stranger would probably declare
after Q miles walk along the piazzas that
the whole town was in mourning. And it
would take another miles walk through
the shops to rid him Of the idea.
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settle their per diem. Nearly $40 Oils
md joint resolutions were passed.
Suicide.
FoRrRKss MONROE, Va, Sept. 15.-Col.
Robt. n. wsyo Of West Morelsnd County,
Virginia, and . Member Of Congress, shot
himself this morning on board the steamer
Virginia from Baltimore to Norfolk.
The Labor Party.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 15.-Ths Independent
Labor Party has appointed q COMMITTEES to
issue . call for Q National Convention OF
the labor organization, to be held in PhilA-
delphia Jan. IL. 1884.
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Jim Smith, who was released from the
Tennessee State Prison the other day, is
. master mechanic and toolmaker, who
can earn "a . day. He worked in the
machine shop 1886 days, and his good
behavior cut two years and IL months
off his term Of 10 years for robbery on
the highway. Deducting the cost Of his
support, estimated 1t Is cents a day, he
earned $40. TAG 81 net for the State.
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Divine Service In . Hurdy.House.
The HALEY Times says: Mr.. Smith. 3
butcher and hotel-keeper. il one Of the
leading citizens Of the town Of Bayhorse.
and when . minister went there recently
he applied to Mr.. Smith for the use Of .
room for divine service. Mr.. Smith re-
piled that he had no use for q minister;
that ministers spoiled q mining camp, and
that the representative of the cloth before
him might travel at once. The Presbyte-
rian minister thereupon went to q hurdy-
gurdy saloon-keeper. and asked the privi-
lege Of holding service in the saloon that
evening. The privilege was granted, and
the result was that nearly the whole popu-
lation Of the town attended the prayer
meeting.